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|Mary Ainsworth
|December 1, 1913
Glendale, Ohio
|March 21, 1999 (aged 85)
Charlottesville, Virginia
|Alma mater
|20th century philosophy
|Western Philosophy
|Main interests
|Attachment theory
|Notable ideas
|Finding of securely attached, insecurely attached - avoidant and ambivalent children, Strange situation
|Mary Ainsworth
|December 1, 1913
Glendale, Ohio
|March 21, 1999 (aged 85)
Charlottesville, Virginia
|Alma mater
|20th century philosophy
|Western Philosophy
|Main interests
|Attachment theory
|Notable ideas
|Finding of securely attached, insecurely attached - avoidant and ambivalent children, Strange situation
Mary Dinsmore Salter Ainsworth (/ˈeɪnswɜrθ/; December 1, 1913 – March 21, 1999)[1] was an American-Canadian developmental psychologist known for her work in early emotional attachment with the Strange situation design, as well as her work in the development of attachment theory.
Mary D. Salter Ainsworth was born in Glendale, Ohio in 1913. She was the oldest of three daughters to Charles and Mary Salter. Her parents both graduated from Dickinson College. Ainsworth's father possess a Master's degree on history. Both of her parents highly value education and expected their children to have excellent academic achievements.[2] On 1918, when Ainsworth was 5 years-old, her father was transferred to a manufacturing firm in Toronto, Canada where she spent the majority of her childhood. Ainsworth was a clever child who thirsted for knowledge, she began reading by the age of three. Library is a place where the family would visit once a week. It was her mother who would select appropriate books for her level which get her started with her readings.[2] She became quite close with her father, who assumed the duties of tucking her in at night and singing to her. On the other hand, she did not have a warm relationship with her mother. While her parents always put a strong emphasis on education, it was William McDougall's book Character and the Conduct of Life which she borrowed from the library at age 15 [2] that inspired her interest in psychology.
Ainsworth began classes at the University of Toronto at the age of 16 and decided to focus on psychology. She was one of only five students to be admitted into the honors course in psychology. Ainsworth completed coursework for her bachelor degree in 1935, and decided to continue her education at the University of Toronto with the intentions of earning her doctorate in psychology. She earned her Master's degree in 1936 and her PhD was granted in 1939.[3][4] After graduation, Ainsworth stayed at the University of Toronto to teach for a few years before joining the Canadian Women's Army Corps in 1942 in World War II,.[3]
While at the army, Ainsworth began as an Army Examiner who interviewed and select for personnel at Kitchener, Ontario. Her duties include administered clinical evaluations and personnel assessment tests. Soon she was promoted as an Advisor to the Director of Personnel Selection of the Canadian Women's Army Corps in Ottawa Headquarters. Within a year of serving at the Headquarters, she reached the rank of Major in 1945.[2][5]
After victory of the war, [1] Ainsworth returned to Toronto to continue teaching personality psychology and conducted research. She married Leonard Ainsworth in 1950 and moved to London with him to allow him to finish his Ph.D at University College London. However, in the year 1960 they had divorced.[6][7]
After many other academic positions, including a long tenure at Johns Hopkins University, she eventually settled at the University of Virginia in 1975, where she remained the rest of her academic career. Ainsworth received many honors, including the Award for Distinguished Contributions to Child Development in 1985 and the Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award from the American Psychological Association in 1989. She was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1992.[8]
During graduate school, Mary studied under the mentorship of William Emet Blatz, who was the founder and first director of the Institute of Child Study at the University of Toronto. Blatz focused on studying what he referred to as "security theory." This theory outlined Blatz's idea that different levels of dependence on parents meant different qualities of relationships with those parents, as well as, the quality of relationships with future partners. His tiers of dependence were labeled secure dependence, independent security, immature dependent security, and mature secure dependence. Blatz theorized that the more secure and mature that the interaction was between individuals, the more likely the relationship to be healthy and without insecurities. After leaving the Canadian Women's corps she returned to Toronto to continue teaching personality psychology and conduct research. She married Leonard Ainsworth in 1950 and moved to London with him to allow him to finish his graduate degree at University College. While in England, Ainsworth joined the research team of John Bowlby at the Tavistock Clinic, investigating the effects of maternal separation on child development. Comparison of disrupted mother-child bonds to normal mother-child relationship showed that a child's lack of a mother figure lead to "adverse development effects."
In 1954, she left the Tavistock Clinic to do research in Africa where she carried out her longitudinal field study of mother-infant interaction. Ainsworth's book from that field study, Infancy in Uganda remains an exceptional and classic ethological study in the development of Attachment, and demonstrates that the process reflects specific universal characteristics that cross linguistic, cultural and geographic lines.
In 1965, Ainsworth and Wittig designed the Strange Situation Procedure as a way of assessing individual differences in attachment behaviour by evoking individual's reaction when encountering to stress. The Strange Situation Procedure is divided into eight episodes, lasting for three minutes each.[9] In the first episode, the infant and his or her caregiver enter into a pleasant laboratory setting, with many toys. After one minute, a person unknown to the infant enters the room and slowly tries to make acquaintance. The caregiver leaves the child with the stranger for three minutes; and then returns. The caregiver departs for a second time, leaving the child alone for three minutes; it is then the stranger who enters, and offers to comfort the infant. Finally, the caregiver returns, and is instructed to pick up the child. As the episodes increase the stress of the infant by increments, the observer can watch the infant's movement between behavioural systems: the interplay of exploration and attachment behaviour, in the presence and in the absence of the parent.[10]
On the basis of their behaviors, the 26 children in Ainsworth's original Baltimore study were placed into one of three classifications. Each of these groups reflects a different kind of attachment relationship with the caregiver, and implies different forms of communication, emotion regulation, and ways of responding to perceived threats.
A child who's securely attached to its mother will explore freely while the caregiver is present, using her as a 'safe base' from which to explore. The child will engage with the stranger when the caregiver is present, and will be visibly upset when the caregiver departs but happy to see the caregiver on his or her return
A child with the anxious-avoidant insecure attachment style will avoid or ignore the caregiver - showing little emotion when the caregiver departs or returns. The child will not explore very much regardless of who is there. There is not much emotional range regardless of who is in the room or if it is empty. Infants classified as anxious-avoidant (A) represented a puzzle in the early 1970s. They did not exhibit distress on separation, and either ignored the caregiver on their return (A1 subtype) or showed some tendency to approach together with some tendency to ignore or turn away from the caregiver (A2 subtype). Ainsworth and Bell (1970) theorised that the apparently unruffled behaviour of the avoidant infants is in fact as a mask for distress, a hypothesis later evidenced through studies of the heart-rate of avoidant infants.[11]
Children classified as Anxious-Ambivalent/Resistant (C) showed distress even before separation, and were clingy and difficult to comfort on the caregiver's return. They either showed signs of resentment in response to the absence (C1 subtype), or signs of helpless passivity (C2 subtype). In Ainsworth's original sample, all six C infants showed so much distress in the course of the episodes of the Strange Situation Procedure 'that observations had to be discontinued.' [12]
A fourth category was added by Ainsworth's colleague Mary Main.[13] In 1990, Ainsworth put in print her blessing for the new 'D' classification, though she urged that the addition be regarded as 'open-ended, in the sense that subcategories may be distinguished', as she worried that the D classification might be too encompassing and might subsume too many different forms of behaviour [14]
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Hi Heather,
I love those pictures and always like poppy flowers especially the colors you have. However, I have grown only shasta daisies from seeds. Last year I tried 20 different packets of seeds few came up but none made it through. Are poppies easy to seed, if I just sprinkle can they grow. If so, take a look at my postof have for grren elephant and see if you like anything that might interest you.
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Sangeeta, I found them to be almost comically easy to grow. That is because I sprinkled several bajillion seeds onto bare garden beds in early January and then fretted and moaned when they didn't sprout when I thought they should. Then all of a sudden I had literally hundreds of poppy plants all over my yard. Overnight. We harvested nearly 2 1/2 cups of seeds. I now have poppy seedlings growing in my newly planted grass, but Jim assures me that mowing will eventually kill them. So far I don't consider them a pest, just an slightly overabundant suprise.
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Car dealers wince at offer Gov. Bentley is making
Alabama car dealers say their industry can't handle the extra mileage demanded by Gov. Robert Bentley's proposal to double the sales tax on their transactions. - The Anniston Star, (Ala.), 3/3/15
Free-market lawmakers take aim at Utah's restrictive car dealer laws
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Do you have diabetes?
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Do you smoke?
Are you over 60 years old?
Have you ever had a heart attack or stroke?
Are you overweight or obese?
Is there any history or kidney disease in your family?
Are you aboriginal or Torres Strait islander heritage?
That some of the important questions you need to ask yourself to check on your kidney health
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Dr May, said the commonest cause of kidney failure is diabetes and it is one of our biggest public health issues,
"I think we are going to see an epidemic of kidney failure related to diabetes over the next couple of years. .."
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When to use can lights?
We're building a new house. The builder and electrician have suggested a lighting plan for us to use, and I'm concerned about the number of recessed can lights. It's not that I'm against using them, but I'm not sure about having them in hallways and walk-in closets. I'm more used to the traditional flush mount lights. Is there a reason to choose one over the other?
I'd appreciate any advice. If someone could point me in the right direction to a "how to select lighting" article or discussion I would really apprectiate that too.
Can lights are cheap and easy to wire. I don't like them, but I'm still installing them by the score, mostly kitchen and living room, and in a sloped ceiling in my workout room/den. I just don't have enough minutes in the day to select attractive surface mount lights for most rooms, and Title 24 limits what I can do in my California kitchen. I'm using LED in the kitchen, and probably in the LR and maybe in the den.
Flush mount lights will probably provide much better light to the sides. My master BR has his-and-hers can spotlights over the bed for reading, plus a central ceiling fixture plus lamps. For my walk-in closet (not huge, 6x8) and for my similar size pantry and for my 7x8 laundry, I am using a fixture with four 4ft fluorescent tubes -- I like to be able to see what I'm looking for. My hallways are a mix of surface mount and semi-recessed.
The first step would be to figure out how much light you'd like in each space.
The second step would be determining if there would be layers of light (multiple sets of light sources controlled separately) and options such as dimming, automation.
The third would be to determine the style of the fixtures that could supply the light.
There are reasons to choose recessed cans and others that rule them out.
Reasons for
1. Style.
2. Ceiling height.
Reasons ruling them out
1. Physical limitations above the ceiling - height, obstructions, ...
2. Style - swiss cheese ceiling.
3. Architectural style - vaulted/ curved ceilings, ceiling height > 10 ft.
4. Cost of installation.
In lower cost homes, there might not be any recessed cans or flush mount lights. Instead, only wall sockets are provided for torchieres or table lamps.
Lee676, I agree.
In addition, traditional recessed cans have a limited cone of light since the bulb is encased inside a can. With LED lamps like the Cree CR/ LR series, Sylvania RT series, this is no longer true as the emitters are all forward facing and close to the surface.
Common approaches to lighting
The cheapest approach is to not provide any surface or flush mount points.
The next is to provide a mount point in the center of the room.
If a room is fairly large say 15' x 15', the centrally located surface mount fixture will probably not provide sufficient light for the room.
To remedy the situation (after the fact),
1. Floor and /or table lamps could be used.
2. Additional surface mounts/ pendants installed.
3. Wall sconces are added where they are deemed necessary.
4. Recessed cans added where they are deemed necessary. This results in a haphazard placement of holes in the ceiling.
5. T8 fluorescent lighting is used. The light distribution will improve since the light source is a long rectangular object. If a light box is used, the same limitations of a "bulb in a can" apply i.e. - the light spread will be constrained.
This is the cheapest and probably the least desirable due to over-illumination, lighting quality (- colors may not look correct) and the inherent slow start up of fluorescents.
The third approach would be to put in a number of recessed cans / fixtures to illuminate a space. This could be quite involved (under statement), but the results would be worth it.
Proper planning is required for lighting. It starts with figuring out the desired levels of illumination for each space.
Except for very small rooms, I usually avoid using a single flush mount fixture, as it will produce shadows if you move to the sides of the room.
The white integral trim baffles on my CR6's reflect alot of light, which throws a fair amount of illumination sideways. But at the cost of additional glare if you look up at the lights, compared to traditional PAR30 or PAR40 floodlamp bulbs inside a black step baffle or aluminized reflector. The latter are available in three dark colors for the Cree lamps (except the "CR4" but those are probably on the way too), but they negate the price advantage of not having to buy separate trims that you'd get if you stick with the included white trim.
Thank you all so much for the advice. Apparently my DH had informed the builder that we wanted lots of can lights. I guess that would explain the excessive use of them.
Lee676- what do you consider a "small" room. I'm unsure about our mudroom and laundry room. Laundry has a couple windows is about 10'x8.5' and the builder has a fluorescent light in there. I really hate fluorescent lights! The mudroom has no natural light and is about 9'x8'. There is just one ceiling light proposed in there now.
Also, how difficult is it to add sconces later? I feel like I want a pair in our music room, but I just can't picture where yet. I think I need to wait until after we move in and get the grand piano and other furniture in place first.
Thanks again everyone! :)
I would consider 8' x 6' a small room.
Putting in additional wire in the areas where the lights could be and the necessary space(s) for switch(es) would make it much simpler to install additional sconces after the grand piano and furniture is moved in.
There are fluorescent lamps available that give off light similar to an incandescent bulb (the link below is for 4' T8 tubes of the type used by newer lamp fixtures and can be easily swapped out; old fixtures designed for T12 tubes (1 1/2" thick rather than 1") will need the ballast replaced with a modern one designed for T8 bulbs). Alternative, if you want a cooler, natural daylight look, go with a 5000K daylight bulb with good color rendering.
10' x 10' probably the largest room I'd consider lighting witha single fixture. A common fluorescent lamp that uses the 4' tubes disperses light well because its large size
Sconces can be added later as long as you can fish a wire to the location - easy if there's a basement below or an attic above, and still not too hard if there isn't and armored cable can be pulled through using a fished tape reel.
Here is a link that might be useful: Osram/Sylvania 2700K T8 fluorescent tube


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I've been reading up and interested in the primal diet. Paleo won't really work for us since we keep dairy goats but the other elements do. Anyhow, I'm just wondering since I'm nursing what the switch from higher to low carb with the primal diet is going to do to my milk supply and the fat content of my milk?
Also is anyone on here raising their own meats as part of a paleo/primal diet? We keep chickens, ducks, turkeys, and geese as well as the goats and we are adding rabbits this year. I'd be interested to know how that affects your dietary decisions and where do you find recipes that fit the farming/seasonal availablity lifestyle.
did I ask something I shouldn't have?
The icon eating popcorn just means "watching for replies too" I think. I haven't been 100 paleo, but have switched over more that way with this 3rd baby (while pregnant and now nursing - he's 13 months now). As long as you're getting enough calories it won't be harmful at all in my experience. I've felt the best this go around and that's saying a lot considering I have 3 children 4 and under with two 6 month periods of tandem nursing. I haven't gone a day without nursing at least one child ;)
good to hear. I'm holding out on starting until my DD is on solids and our garden gets going. I think the availability of all that fresh produce will be encouraging for me
I've been on a different board where the popcorn eating icon means waiting for the drama to ensue or watching the drama unfold.
Hi MD -
careful what you assume about "THE PALEO DIET" - first of all, dogmas abound in every train of thought - for some - maybe many populations of humans, dairy - and very probably goat dairy - was almost certainly a staple regardless of what paleo purists and domestication theory wants to postulate - please see my discussion here:
"Dairy is Paleo" http://daiasolgaia.com/?p=1302
why else would many human groups be so easily adapted to lactose tolerance into adulthood and a big percentage of children that have problems with cow dairy tolerate goat very well?
Please realize that "the paleo diet" is not definitively outlined either in practical terms or theoretical terms - we can only make our best guesses as to what specific varieties of foodstuffs our ancestors evolved eating -
what is beyond a doubt is that we ate animal products when we could, and probably whatever else didn't kill us or make us sick! (like anything from MacDonalds.... ;-) )
I used it because when I saw it used on here in older threads, it seemed that it was to say, they were interested in all of the information being shared. Maybe I misunderstood it, but that is why I posted it. I was interested in learning about the topic since I did not have any info to share. Sorry for any confusion!
I used it because when I saw it used on here in older threads, it seemed that it was to say, they were interested in all of the information being shared. Maybe I misunderstood it, but that is why I posted it. I was interested in learning about the topic since I did not have any info to share. Sorry for any confusion!
I used it because when I saw it used on here in older threads, it seemed that it was to say, they were interested in all of the information being shared. Maybe I misunderstood it, but that is why I posted it. I was interested in learning about the topic since I did not have any info to share. Sorry for any confusion!
no worries.
I did a grain free traditional foods diet with my first starting when he was about 3 months old and I continued to have an over supply of milk well into his first year (I think around 10 months my milk started to be less abundant, but he had already started solids at 6 months). I'm nursing DS2, who is currently 3 months and I've been doing low grain since he was about 1 month. My milk seems quite sufficient, although I wouldn't say its an over supply this time. He is growing well and is bigger than most of his friends his age though. I had been under the impression for some reasons (I think mostly kind of sub-conscious not well thought out ones) that most galactogogues were grains like oatmeal so I would need a lot of carbs and grains during the early months of nursing, but it doesn't seem like that's actually true from my experience. The biggest thing that I've noticed about cutting grains during lactation is that my moods are much more stable, my blood sugar is more stable and I just feel less crazy. I think that greens are really good galactogogues if you want to be sure to have enough milk. A lot of the traditional galactogogue herbs are things like nettle, alfalfa, and raspberry that are nutrient dense greens, and paleo diets can have a ton of that.
We also raise chickens that we eat kind of regularly, but our flock is not really big enough to keep us in steady supply. I notice a HUGE difference in the quality of the fat and connective tissue from our home raised birds (who are completely free range and only nest in their house at night). I think it is really worth it to raise your own meat if you have the means.
Interesting question. I noticed (been Paleo inspired as well as nightshade free a while now due to nursling and my food intolerances) after my milk dried up with pregnancy number two I was eating a lot (I mean a ton) less. No more two or three servings of soups. No more snacking on nuts. Now that I am pregnant with #2 I am looking for all sorts of support for paleo/primal. I wish I had access to soy free, gmo free goat dairy as one of the things we have the biggest problems with is GMO's and soy.
From a pregnancy perspective (I was raw vegan my previous pregnancy, it didn't work for myself or my new baby), I do not have the colostrum that I had way early in my pregnancy. I am 100% dry. I also don't have cravings for the most part but do have cycles. I want fish, liver and a few other things pretty much daily.
There are a couple decent free resource and then a few that are supposed to be over the top great (which I can't currently afford)...Not necessarily milk specific.
The Paleo Parents (they have a podcast also)
The really great resources are supposed to be Food Renegades pregnancy e-course and Chris Kresser's "The Health Baby Code."
Good Luck
I'll look up those resources,thanks!
I've noticed our chickens have a really nice bright yellow fat and much deeper color in all the muscle tissues (I tend to get the eviceration duty since my hands are smaller). I feel pretty confident that they must be more nutrient dense than a store bought bird.
We've fed our goats just regular dairy goat feed but I finally found an organic feed mill that has non gm feed so if I switch nothing else to non-GM, the goats will be switched for sure. Right now everyone gets clean mixed hay :)
I have read (and been told) the yellow fat is indicative of high Vitamin content including D3. Our Delawares are very yellow. A lot of people won't purchase these birds because they don't look like "chicken." We are going to be raising freedom rangers (to conserve feed and for a quicker grow out) and our Delawares which are a hearty dual purpose this year. Have yet to get a turkey to live to slaughter and our goats were processed before our move because I'm pretty sure they had CAE and I didn't want to mess with that. CAE free next round! Craigs list is not always the best place to get goats...live and learn.
We keep turkeys and ducks and they have that same bright yellow fat. I haven't butchered a goose yet but I'm hoping they do as well this year since we have a breeding group. I've heard great things about cooking with goose fat.
I was lucky enough to get scared out of CAE before we brought home goats in the first place.


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THANK you, everyone, for the Rothko love. I will be perving at those links later. Seriously, the feeling I get in that room is pretty much what I imagine other people feel in church (which is the intention, I believe). The NGA in Canberra also has one, next to Pollock's Blue Poles, so I can get my modernist orgasms in one spot when I visit.
As for Tate Modern, awesome space. ...Variable quality to the art. Last time I visited, there was some "work" that was about some nutcase cutting themselves, and featured video clips and the bloody detritus from the various cutting sessions (scalpels, gauze, etc). Absolutely NO warning as to the content of the "piece" before entering the room.
I don't mind a bit of blood myself, but I want to choose the time and place I encounter it, thanks.
And yay for the pointer to the music site. I'll be checking that out throughly too.
I'm a bit allergic to the word "polygamy", it must be said. Most people are not thinking of the more technical usage of it being about multiple marriage, but instead have visions of Old Testament patriarchs (or those who aspire to be them) and their harems.
Too much sexist baggage there for my taste. But then again, I am evidently allergic to the "marriage" word and all THAT baggage, so if it becomes more known and acceptable in the context of different gender configurations and equality, I might get over it. Polyamory works just fine for me.
Eliminating polygamy was "redefining marriage", and we know how fervently you're opposed to that.
And wasn't it nice to have the Herald take their first foray into discussing polyamorous relationships with that lovely article about the guy and the female twins? No, no slippery slope-ism there.
Anyway, abolish marriage, civil unions only for all at the registry office. Like in France and Germany (I think). If you want to have a church (or other) ceremony, that's nice, but it should have no civil/legal relevance.
Also, I think that the whole powers of attorney/family contracts/trustees thing should be overhauled and made much cheaper and streamlined for adult individuals. I might want to have one person as guardian of my child and another to be tenant-in-common of my house and other to have my power of attorney for health issues. If you want the all-in-one jobbie, sure, that can be your "civil union". But with no reference to the amount of people you enter into these various contracts with. At the moment, if you do it yourself, you need to get lawyers to draw it up for the associated megabux.
Muse: Postcard from London: Lines…, in reply to
It's actually a fairly nice building inside. Although I admit to wondering if the basements - which contain various labs, including a computer lab I worked in - had some interesting torture gadgets and electric shock machines behind the sinisterly closed doors.
Hard News: Press Play > Budget, in reply to
Fair enough re Clark. I've been trying to hunt down the figures from a quick Google, but the most recent I could find is 2006 (when it was Bolger and Shipley).
But I completely agree - they get a decent pension, and I think if they want to be globetrotters after they are out of office, they can pay their own way.
Hard News: Press Play > Budget, in reply to
Why wouldn't she, if that fund is there for the use of former PMs? I believe Bolger is the one who's hammered it the most (can't be bothered looking it up right now)
Sure, it might be a stupid benefit, but why single out Clark particularly?
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The tax base "needs" to expand in response to a growing economy?
At what point - with more sales taxes that disproptionally affect poorer households? When there is economic growth but no inflation so that goods and service prices remain relatively static? (Yes, it happens, but not most of the time) When the economy is just going to keep growing and growing and growing? (Not.)
Hard News: The Editorial Image,
I'm pretty far to the left on many issues, but I'm not sure why this contraceptives to solo mums thing has taken on a certain spin. Sure, National are doing it because they think they'll save money on welfare down the track - I HOPE they're not using Freakonomics to base policy on - but I knew plenty of DBP mothers when growing up who desperately wanted free accessible contraception.
And it's not like any govt is going to make it free to all, so why not target the worst-off groups? Like cheaper prescriptions for those on benefits.
There might be an element of slippery-slopism in play here- that women might be FORCED to take these things. Sure, I have bugger-all trust in National as well, but I can't see them taking the eugenics approach (or what might possibly be construed as it). ACT, on the other hand....
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1) When seeking travel advice, do you prefer finding info from a travel blog or a book? explain.
2) Do you find problems/issues with either travel blogs or books? why.
What do travelers need to wary of?
3) Any blogs/travel books you would recommend? why.
4) Do you feel books tend to p.r. (public relations) destinations instead of giving honest advice that maybe a blog would?
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IMO this travel blog, (Fodor's) has given me the most informative advice. It offers varied suggestions from a wide spectrum of their experiences in answering my quandaries for an upcoming adventure. It's also easier than going through a web page or book for the area I plan to visit. Also, Rick Steves travel advice has been useful- best tip: bring 20 lbs. of baggage, no matter where or how long the trip is.
2) No problems or issues, I just use my own judgement in which advice pertains to my specific trip i.e. my budget, mode of travel, likes and dislikes, etc. Naturally every answer expresses the individuals personal objectives, so I've learned to apply parts or all or none to my situation. Mostly I've noticed to much emphasis on "danger" warnings. I have not found that the locals are out to rob tourist, or present danger to us, as is so often stated in travel info.
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I use guidebooks and travel forums.
Guidebooks are indispensable references while traveling. On an upcoming one-month trip to Italy, I will carry guidebooks from Fodors, Frommers, Rick Steves, Lonely Planet, and Michelin. Why? Each has something special to offer.
I find www.tripadvisor.com is helpful in selecting a hotel IF there are many reviews for a particular property.
I use www.fodors.com for answers to specific questions. For instance, when my hotel in Rome offered to pick me up at the airport for 55 Euros, I asked at this forum if that is a good deal and learned that I can get the same service elsewhere for 35 Euros.
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First off I think there is a problem with the terms you are using. Fodor's is not a "blog". It is called a message board or internet forum... so...
1) Neither one. I use travel message boards and forums like this one. Two I use have a private email feature to contact other posters for more details about their suggesitons additionally to public posts. I also use guidebooks for general planning and information if it is a place I have never been before.
2) Problem? Guidebooks get outdated very quickly for things like prices and restaurants. But are helpful for what doesn't change, like what to see and do. 'Blogs' I think of as generating from a single person, and those are not of interest to me.
3) The best guidebook depends on the specific location and your budget. Different publishers have their areas of expertise. I have used and would recommend: Lonely Planet, Moon Handbooks for Mexico, the Revealed series for Hawaii, Let's Go and Rick Steves for Europe.
4) No, I think books are probably less slanted and more objective than a blog would be (as usually they are created by someone with a particular love for a particular place).
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janvier5~ I have another category that you did not mention, & it is probably how I get the most trip planning information, the most frequently... the internet! Not a blog or guidebook. You can research for events calendars, find the tourist informational websites for specific cities, etc. That single resource is a wealth of information that no blog or guidebook could hope to cover.
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1. I use a combination of guidebooks, message boards, and internet sites. The only blogs I read are ones written by people I know.
2. In general, I find blogs pretty boring and one-sided, whereas message boards attract a lot of opinions. I do find blogs by people I know to be helpful, but then I know the source. Guidebooks, of course, get out of date quickly.
3. Guidebooks I generally read - Lonely Planet and Frommers, Eye Witness travel guides as well - I think that is what they are called.
4. No - both can be informational or just an advertisement - it all depends on the authors/editors.
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The problem with a blog, besides that 96% of them are boring, is how much information can one blogger obtain? A lone blogger will only have their personal budget, so they can't really stay in hotels that are of interest to all.
The competition for you want to do is incredible, because everyone here on Fodor's (or whatever site) already is giving this info without any ulterior motive.
I use a guidebook to know what to see. I use tripadvisor, fodor's etc to know where to stay and what to expect.
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