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07/24/13 Jeffrey Robbins teaches the Korean form of Tai Chi Chung. Tai Chi focuses on combining martial arts movements with circulation, breathing and stretching techniques. If you're looking for another way to reduce stress, consider tai chi (TIE-chee). Tai chi is sometimes described as "meditation in motion" because it promotes serenity through gentle movements — connecting the mind and body. Originally developed in ancient China for self-defense, tai chi evolved into a graceful form of exercise that's now used for stress reduction and to help with a variety of other health conditions. (mayoclinic.com) Be sure to wear Tai Chi shoes. Your strength and balance will increase with Tai Chi Chung. Classes will be held at Metropolitan methodist Church, 3401 Nebraska Ave, NW, Washington, DC $65.00
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- Welcome to the 2014/15 season
- Season Calendar
- New Productions 2014/2015
- New Productions 2015/2016
- Revivals 2014/2015
- Revivals 2015/2016
- Recitals 2014/2015
- Recitals 2015/2016
- Concerts 2014/2015
- Concerts 2015/2016
- NOW! Opera for you / Events for children and young people 2014/2015
NOW! Opera for You 2015/2016
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New Productions
Antonin Dvorak
1841 - 1904
Lyric Fairy Tale in three acts
Libretto by Jaroslav Kvapil based on: Udine, by Friedrich de la Motte Fougué, The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen and The Sunken Bell by Gerhart Hauptmann
World premiere: March 31st 1901, National Theatre, Prague
A production from the Opéra national de Lorraine
Sung in Czech with German surtitles
Duration: c. 3 1/2 hrs. with two intervals
About the piece
Director and Stage Designer Jim Lucassen set Dvořák's fairy tale opera in a national history museum, a paradigmatic space where different worlds and times converge. Rusalka's home, an inanimate exhibit during the day, comes to life at night. When the water nymph enters the hostile civilisation at the Prince's court she finds that only a withered skeleton of nature has survived. Lucassen's clear and sensitive production was highly praised when it was first performed in Nancy in 2010 and revived in Montpellier in 2011. The first performances of this production, in September 2013, were the first time that this important Czech opera had been performed in Frankfurt for 24 years.
Rusalka is desperate to become human so because she has fallen in love with a Prince. The Water Sprite tries to make her change her mind but she is determined. She calls for the witch Jezibaba, who mocks her delusional wishes but eventually grants her wishes on condition that she agrees to be mute in the world of men. She is also warned that should she ever loose the Prince's love she will be doomed for eternity. The Prince fall in love with her and leads her away as his bride. A week later the Prince is hurt by Rusalka's lack of passion. This makes it easy for a foreign Princess to lure him into her arms. Hopeless and dejected Rusalka returns to her place of origin, miserable that she can neither live or die. Jezibaba tells her that she can return to her former existence if she kills the Prince. She cannot bring herself to destroy his happiness and so seals her fate to wander forever between the worlds as a will-o'-the-wisp. The Prince comes to ask for forgiveness. Rusalka warns him that her kiss will bring about his death but he longs to die in her arms. She relents, he dies and Rusalka asks God to take pity on his soul before disappearing into the void.
With generous support from the Frankfurt Patronatsverein - Sektion Oper
Sunday 08.09.2013
Further performances:
12.09.2013 | 15.09.2013 |
21.09.2013 | 27.09.2013 |
29.09.2013 | 03.10.2013 |
26.06.2014 | 28.06.2014
Sebastian Weigle / Johannes Debus
Director and Set Designer
Jim Lucassen
Costume Designer
Amélie Sator
Lighting Designer
Andreas Grüter
Ton Boorsma
Matthias Köhler
Amanda Majeski / Karen Vuong
Zoltán Nyári
Fremde Fürstin
Tanja Ariane Baumgartner
Mischa Schelomianski
Jezibaba, die Hexe
Katharina Magiera
1. Waldelfe
Kateryna Kasper * / Nora Friedrichs *
2. Waldelfe
Elizabeth Reiter
3. Waldelfe
Marta Herman *
Heger / Jäger
Simon Bailey
Britta Stallmeister / Maria Pantiukhova *
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You would think that something this over-the-top would cause even non-religious people to balk at posting it on their Facebook feeds as indicative of their own views. Apparently not. I've already gotten two e-mails from people who had friends share it, and who wanted to know how to respond.
There is a temptation to say, "It's a webcomic, don't take it so seriously!" But the truth is, while it's supposed to be funny, it's also supposed to make a serious point. In my view, it fails on both counts, but I'm really only concerned about the latter. Nearly every panel raises a different argument against certain types of religion, with most of the vitriol saved for Catholicism. Each of these arguments collapse on closer inspection, and it's clear that the sheer quantity of arguments cannot overcome the dearth of quality of any given argument.
So here are my thoughts, by panel:
- The first panel depicts a Catholic priest (with a Roman collar) confidently damning all those who don't belong to the Church. This is just a lazy straw man. While She's canonized thousands of Saints, the Church has never declared anyone in Hell. On a related note, one of the obnoxious things about atheist attacks on Christianity is that they act as if Catholicism and Evangelicalism / Fundamentalism are basically the same thing. On of the things that Dr. Mark Gray said, in the article I linked to last week, was that: "It's interesting that so much of the rhetoric of New Atheism seems to really be directed at Evangelical Christians—those specifically who take the Bible literally word for word. Many New Atheists seem to think anyone who is religious holds similar beliefs. Yet, this cannot be equated with the mainstream Catholic point of view." If you're going to argue against something, it helps to at least understand the thing you're arguing against.
- This gets the Galileo affair completely wrong. A much-needed corrective here, or a thousand other places, for those who actually care enough about the facts to check them.
Jewish twins kept alive at Auschwitz
for the sake of human experimentation.
Were those who opposed this barbarism "anti-science"?
- So... religion is fine, unless you actually believe in it? Should parents not pass their political, ethical or moral views on to their children as well? What parts of parenting would be left if parents were to avoid passing their views on to their kids? The irony here is that silence is itself a statement. Avoiding any mention of God to your kids sends as clear a message as talking about God: specifically, it tells your kids that God's existence is either untrue, unknown, or unimportant. Because if you knew Him to exist, surely you'd share that knowledge, right?
- This next section is probably the worst, because it's just an incoherent argument. A kid asks, "Dad, what happens to us after we die?" The author compares providing the Christian answer to this question with correcting your kid for having green as a favorite color. What?? That just isn't a coherent argument. In what world are those two ideas parallel, or even comparable?
According to the webcomic, good parenting is to pretend to be agnostic, and say that "no one really knows for sure." Of course, if the Resurrection is true, that claim is false. So to be a good parent, you apparently have to deny the Resurrection and embrace agnosticism, treating beliefs about the afterlife as mere matters of personal preference like having a favorite color. This is just… stupid. There's just no other way of describing it. Imagine if we treated everything that way. "Dad, what's 3 x 3?" "No one really knows for sure. What do YOU think 3 x 3 is?"
- The idea that a religion is bad if it gives you "weird anxieties about your sexuality" is naïve. What I mean is that sexuality is much more powerful and truly awesome than the author lets on. If sex is just no big deal, recreational fun, then adultery's no problem, right?
Of course not. Agnostics and atheists have "weird anxieties" about sexuality, too, precisely because sexuality is powerful, and can cause a heck of a lot of damage when treated carelessly and casually. Everything from broken hearts and broken homes to rampant STDs and AIDS to millions of unplanned pregnancies and abortions would seem to have made all of that really clear by now.
- Religion is bad if you believe enough to try to tell other people that it's true. Why, exactly? As a society, we freely try to convince each other of specific worldviews all the time, including really speculative ones, like political worldviews. Why is all of that positive, healthy democracy, while treating religion the same way is evil?
The author specifically advocates that good religions are ones that make it hard to join. Again, why? If having the right relationship with God is the best thing, not only for me, but for anyone, then trying to prevent others from that right relationship would literally be about the worst thing that I could do.
- This just grossly misrepresents Christianity. As I said before, if you're going to argue against something, it helps to at least understand the thing you're arguing against. In Monday's post, I mentioned that one goal we should have in inter-religious dialogues and debates is to be able to describe the other person's position in a way that they would recognize, and acknowledge as their own.
Needless to say, that's not what happens here. Instead, there's mockery and sneering of a ridiculous distortion of Christianity: mocking beliefs, in other words, that no Christian actually holds. Edward Feser has a great response to this sort of cheap shot, showing that this same asinine approach could be used to make science look stupid (provided that no one bothered to listen to scientists about what they actually believed).
Do you need to read the Bible to know
that killing him is immoral and unethical?
- Invoking the Muhammad drawing controversy is just a reminder that the reason Christians are targeted for this mockery instead of Muslims is that smug atheists are afraid of Muslims. They bully us precisely because we're not the violent, intolerant psychos that they pretend we are. If there really were a "Christian Taliban," folks like this would be too afraid to mock us, as they are with Muslims. So in this sense, all of this is a beautiful reminder that, for all our faults, there really is something to Christianity.
- In condemning killing for religion, the author conflates it with "hurt[ing], hinder[ing], or condemn[ing] in the name of your God," right after a lengthy tirade condemning Christians. Not even a hint of irony.
- Good religion is apparently placebo religion, and it's okay only as long as we keep it to ourselves. The author then indulges the mandatory use of profanity to show us how calm and reasonable he is.
Raphael, Adam and Eve (1511) |
Lucas Cranach the Elder, Head of Christ Crowned with Thorns (1510) |
But the other view is that religion describes something, and Someone, utterly real… the very ground and sustenance of reality, in fact. What's more, knowledge of this Truth is the most important knowledge we could possess – the only knowledge that makes an eternal difference, while all other knowledge fleets or fades. But beyond even this, a relationship with this God, our God, enriches our life here on earth, filling it meaning, not as some delusional placebo, but in the way that a story takes on new profundity when you can hear the author explain why he wrote it that way. This is the only view of religion worth taking, since this is the only view of religion that treats it as true, rather than just a nice idea: that is, it's the only one of the two views worthy to be called "religious."
Beneath all the smugness, profanity, blasphemy, and sneering hipster irony, the webcomic falters in the face of this: true, substantial, real religion. The comic can mischaracterize and distort, but in the face of actual Catholicism, it's silent. It has no coherent or compelling answer in response to the Catholic claim. Snark simply has no retort to truth.
Update: Marc Barnes (Bad Catholic) responds to the same webcomic, quite wittily.
Update: Thanks to all who have commented so far. I obviously can't respond to every one of you, but I've written a follow-up post responding to some of the general trends that I've seen.


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New Student Orientation
Why is NSO important?
NSO is important because it will help you transition from high school or college to Immaculata University. The goal of NSO is to help you learn about the University and its resources, encourage you to get involved on campus, and build bonds with other students and faculty.
Are the activities mandatory?
Yes, the activities for NSO are mandatory, and some of the programs are required by the state for students to attend. The NSO program was made to help students transition smoothly from high school or college to Immaculata University.
When will I get to register for classes?
You will meet with your advisor at the end of the first orientation session. It is strongly recommended that your parents wait outside while you register for classes, because you will have the opportunity to bond with your advisor and ask questions.
Where can I find forms if I accidentally misplaced them?
You can find additional forms for Housing and Board on the Residence Life website, and additional health forms, such as the Medical History/Pre-Entrance Physical Forms, Medical Records Release Form, and Health Insurance 101 forms, on the Student Health Services site.
What do I need to bring?
For NSO you will need a change of clothes, a calculator, toiletries, flip-flops, and, if you prefer, a pillow/blanket (NSO will provide bedding).
What do I do if I cannot make the offered orientation times?
Please call the New Student Orientation Office at (610) 647-4400 ext. 3117 or e-mail email@example.com. to discuss options.
Can I have guests overnight?
For NSO, visitors at night are not permitted. Parents can reside in one of the local hotels. Please check the NSO brochure for a list of hotels.
What time do I need to arrive for NSO?
Registration will take place from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. in the Great Hall. For your convenience, arriving before 8:30 will allow you to drop off your baggage and attend breakfast before the welcome program begins at 9 a.m.
What is FYE (First Year Experience)?
The First Year Experience (FYE) program helps to acclimate students to the rigors and challenges of college work and life. Learn more about the FYE class, large group activities, and service-learning projects.
Residence Life & Housing
What does the Department of Residence Life and Housing provide on campus? Where is the Residence Life and Housing office?
The Department of Residence Life and Housing is dedicated to developing a comprehensive program centered on students' residential needs. The staff strives to foster a safe, secure, well-maintained, and comfortable residence community full of opportunities for community development and lifelong learning. The department consists of professional staff members as well as resident assistants who are paraprofessional staff.
The Residence Life and Housing office is located in the Student Development and Engagement suite, Terrace level of DeChantal Hall.
What is the role of the resident assistant in your community?
Resident assistants are meant to be a resource for students. RAs are trained in emergency protocols and response and are knowledgeable about other resources available to students on campus. RAs also provide monthly community meetings and programs to keep residents informed and invested in their community.
When and how do first-year students receive a room assignment?
New students are assigned to their rooms during the months of July and August, after New Student Orientation I. When the Department of Residence Life and Housing receives your forms, you will be put in a "holding room" (DeChantal 94). Your room assignment may change multiple times, and RLH will notify you when your permanent assignment has been posted. Be sure to check your Immaculata e-mail account for your permanent housing assignment.
New students are assigned rooms based on both their preference sheet and on availability. If a student's first choice residence hall is full, they will be assigned to an open space in a different hall.
How are roommates paired? Is there a survey to match similar people?
Each new student receives a form to fill out that gives Residence Life and Housing information regarding housing preferences. Using the information provided in this form, roommates are paired based on living preferences (room temperature, phone usage, etc.) and sleeping habits. New students can also request roommates on their form, or they can call Residence Life and Housing at 610-647-4400 x3130. Students may also request a roommate by submitting a form at New Student Orientation I during the summer. **Please note that both students must request each other.
Am I required to have a meal plan? What options are there?
First-year residential students are required to have a full meal plan, with 19 meals per week. Students may choose to switch to a lower meal plan, with 15 meals per week, for their second semester. Transfer students may choose either the 15-meal or 19-meal plan. Transfer students who opt to live in the apartments at Marchwood may also choose a 10-meal plan or a 75-block meal plan.
Students may be exempted from purchasing a meal plan by requesting an accommodation for a medical condition. To request an accommodation, contact Residence Life and Housing at 610-647-4400 x3130. Accommodations will be sent to a review board and may or may not be granted.
What are the visitation hours?
Visitation hours are Sunday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to midnight, and Friday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. Visitors who are non-residential students must be signed in with security at all times. Same-sex visitors may stay overnight for up to three (3) consecutive nights.
Are there community bathrooms?
There are community bathrooms and shower rooms in all of the residence halls, with the exception of Lourdes Hall. The bathrooms/shower rooms are single-sex, based on the gender of the floor. Lourdes Hall is suite-style living, with two rooms sharing a private bathroom.
What kind of pets am I allowed to have?
Residents are permitted to keep fish as pets, with certain conditions. Only one tank per room is permitted. The tank may be up to 5 gallons, and may contain no more than three (3) fish with a maximum of three (3) inches per fish. The tank must be kept clean, and fish must be taken home over the break periods. The fish must also be registered with the Department of Residence Life and Housing.
Can I have a microwave in my room? What are the acceptable appliances allowed on campus?
You may only have a microwave in your room if it is part of the microfridge package provided by the University. Microfridges are designed to save energy and use less power. Personal microfridges may not be purchased.
Appliances that are acceptable in the residence halls include Keurig personal brewers, hair irons, hair dryers, televisions, refrigerators (up to 5 cubic feet), etc. Appliances that are not acceptable in rooms include space heaters, halogen lamps, toasters, toaster ovens, etc.
Can I bring my car to campus?
Yes. You must obtain a parking permit from the OneCard Office, and display it at all times. Parking permits can be obtained during check-in at the beginning of the academic school year.
What kinds of activities happen on the halls (i.e. hall council, programs, etc.)?
Your resident assistant will plan a program for each month. Programs range from game nights to craft nights to Pilates classes. In addition, programs that run on campus include dances, lectures and discussions, career services sessions, and First Friday events.
We hope that this information is helpful to you as you plan for your transition to Immaculata University. If you have any questions in advance of your arrival, please contact us at email@example.com or 610-647-4400 ext. 3130, and we will be glad to assist you. We look forward to seeing you and hope that you enjoy the rest of your summer!
Commuter Life
How many commuters attend Immaculata University?
The Immaculata undergraduate population is about 50% commuters.
What unique opportunities does Immaculata offer to commuter students?
Immaculata University has a Commuter Connections program and a Commuter Council that are run through the Student Government Association. The Commuter Connections program, sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Students, organizes and sponsors social events to involve commuters in Immaculata's campus life. As a resource and advocate for students, the Office strives to build a strong connection between commuter and off-campus students and the University community.
The Commuter Connections Program works closely with and supports the Commuter Council, a subset of the Student Government Association that is made up of commuter representatives.
Can commuters participate in on-campus events?
Commuters are welcome to take part in any event on campus, along with residential students.
What is commuter life like?
Commuter life can be fun! It is up to you to get involved on campus to bridge the gap between commuters and residents and to grow emotionally, spiritually, and mentally. Almost every day there is at least one event in which students can participate. Most events are free, and transportation is usually provided for off-campus events.
Where can I park?
Freshman commuter students can park in lot A, B, C, G, H, I. Commuter students are permitted to park in lot D after 4 p.m. on weekdays.
When will I get my parking permit?
Students attending NSO will be able to purchase parking permits during NSO II.
For more information about the parking permit application and fee, please see the next section of this FAQs page.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Immaculata might delay classes or cancel school for the day. Immaculata University does consider the places where commuters are coming from. However, if there is an issue with the weather and you cannot come or will be late for class, we highly recommend that you notify your professor.
Immaculata has a program called e2campus that will send students a text message or an email to notify them that class has been delayed or cancelled. You can sign up for e2campus once you have access to the MyIU portal, after NSO I.
To sign up for e2campus, first log on to MyIU. On the left hand side, under weather information, you'll see e2campus. Click on the link and enter your contact information.
Can I stay on campus overnight?
Commuter students can request a guest room to stay overnight for a small fee. However, a commuter student can be signed in as a visitor and stay overnight with one of their residential friends, provided that they are the same sex.
What about meals?
Commuters students have the option of purchasing a meal plan. However, if you do not want a large meal plan, you can purchase "i-points" at the one card office. The "i-points" act as cash and can be used in the dining hall, P.O.D. Market, ImmacuLatté, and the bookstore. If you don't want to add i-points to your ID card, you can also purchase food in the dining hall by weight.
Where can commuters go between classes?
Commuter students hang out with friends in the Mac Shack, library, P.O.D., and various other places on campus. You can use the computer labs starting at 8 a.m., and you are free to hang out on campus.
Where can freshman residents park during the semester?
Freshman residents are permitted to park only in lot A by Alumnae Hall.
Where can freshman commuters park during the semester?
Freshmen commuters can park in lots A, B, C, G, H, and I. Commuter students are permitted to park in lot D after 4 p.m. on weekdays.
How much does a parking permit cost and how long does the permit last?
The parking permit costs $25 for the whole academic year (September-August). Payment for the permits must be made in cash, check, money order or credit card. No refund will be offered after payment is made. Parking permits are required for students who are taking three or more credits.
What will I need to bring when applying for a parking permit?
You will need the following: a valid vehicle registration and the Immaculata University Parking Permit Form completely filled out.
When can I get a parking permit?
Students attending NSO will be able to purchase parking permits during NSO II.
Dining Services
How is the food on campus?
The Dining Services on campus always have something good to offer! The Nazareth Dining Hall has a hot bar with a variety of choices, a salad bar, soups, pizzas, a Belgian waffle iron, ice cream, and a grill with made-to-order items. Gluten-free foods are available, and sushi is served twice a week. The dining hall also has healthy options for students to make good choices about what to eat.
ImmacuLatté Café is another place where students can grab a coffee or a smoothie as well as muffins, bagels, soups, and sandwiches.
The P.O.D. (Provisions on Demand) Market offers a wide variety of foods and general items in a market style. The P.O.D. has gluten-free foods, microwaveable meals, a wall of Ben and Jerry's ice cream, and many delicious hot beverages.
What kind of meal plans does Immaculata offer?
See Immaculata's Dining Services website for meal plan information for the current academic year.
One Card (University ID)
What are the uses of the University ID cards?
The One Card Identification Card is a photo identification card that serves a variety of purposes: vending, bookstore purchases, meal plan card, library card and building access control. Learn more here. You will be issued your ID card during NSO II.
When is the bookstore open?
You can find the bookstore's hours on their website.
Where can I find my list of books needed for this upcoming semester?
Go to the bookstore's website and enter the classes you'll be taking. You can then see a list of the books you'll need.
Technology Services
What is MACNET?
MACNET is the student wireless network access here at Immaculata.
How can I access MACNET?
All personal computers that are plugged into the network here at Immaculata on either MACNET or wireless must use Cisco Clean Access.
The first time you access the network on campus and open up your web browser, you will be taken to a special page on our server that will ask you to log in.
Please use your Immaculata network (MACNET) login and install Cisco Clean Access. You will need to let Clean Access run while you are connected to the university networks.
Find out how to access MACNET on your PC or Mac.
Learn more about campus computer requirements, free anti-virus software, how many pages you can print for free per semester, and more by looking at Immaculata's Office of Technology Services (OTS) website.
Gabriele Library
What are the hours for the library?
You can find the library's hours and more information on the Gabriele Library's website.
Can I get a study room?
Yes, there are six available study rooms that you can sign out for two-hour intervals by using your University ID card.
Can I take out movies or books?
Yes, you can take out books for three weeks and movies for three days.


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How-To: Determine If You Can Afford a Baby
When other people ask you if you're ready to have kids, they're generally not referring to whether or not you can afford to raise a child. But that's one factor you can't leave out of your decision to start a family. Scroll though the financial factors to consider when determining if you can afford a baby.
3 years
Having a child is expensive, and they demand a lot from you, so when you think of having sex with your partner you have to make sure you have protection. You will get in there in time there's no point in rushing becoming a parent. You also have to find the right guy to settle with and there are also lots of other things to consider such as proper education for you and your partner so you can provide for the little child you will be having. Planning is part of life and you have to be determined to be a parent not just because you reached the age or point where you are the only one in your circle of friends that doesn't have a child. Having a baby is a big deal it is not just having 2 dogs, babies have lots of demands.
4 years
I agree with 'Anonymous' above...my sister has three beautiful children--all girls: 10y,7yr, 2y! However, they are thinking about having a FOURTH!!! Every year, my husband and I help them by donating money for guitar lessons, dance/theatre/ballet lessons camp, and school curriculum, clothes/shoes...all the while my hubby and I struggle to save for a down payment for our first house---and we are college educated 39 year olds who live modestly just to save!!!! I can't even imagine having a baby...we would struggle just to afford it...people look at us crazy when we say this as if we are terrible individuals!!!??!!! What is the matter with planning a little? Hey, we planned for our two dogs. Isn't that called "responsibility"?!
5 years
food for thought..others do notice........At our church we have a family who has 3 children and one on the way...here's the thing...all the mom ever talks about is how they have no money and her sister has to help them pay for everything---so then why did she allow herself to get pregnant again???!!!! UGH!!! so frustrating...and to find out that others in the church have also helped them monetarily and they never paid them back either!! All the while going on vacations, new cars, extras classes, sports, that all costs money....They also expect the school to cover the lunch cost for their 2 children in school and field trip fees!it is very frustrating to think that they are parents who should be smart enough to know better and show a better example for their children. Why is this ok? We cannot work our butts off working 2/3 jobs to support our own smaller families while others EXPECT everyone to just "help" them and take take take....now the school is offering tuition assistance to come from the church collections!!! I for one WILL NOT be contributing to the church basket anymore so that these type of families can abuse the system and our hard earned money!
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$11,000 in the first year??? You can do it for A LOT cheaper than that if you need to. My personal advice is to breastfeed! Saves at least $1000/year :)
5 years
We had our daughter and she was an accident, we were not in a situation to have a baby, but we have made it work and she helped us become an even better couple. We have a better focus on our goals and future, because we are still scraping by, we have in the past year clear all of our debt and are now saving for a house. I have become determined to finish school to increase our income. Now with another on the way, we'll be struggling again but we manage to make it work and we know that our hard work will be rewarded. Every situation is different.
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I think this is an awesome article, Savvy. People who are considering to have children should read this article.
These are only 8 of the things that future parents need to know, there are many more too! In no way, this was discouraging at all, I think that we need to look at things sensibly too beside the wonderful, delightful aspects of being parents. Like blblio says, knowledge is power :)
5 years
I think this information is crucial and a great resource for anyone contemplating having children. I feel too often people rush into having babies without really thinking about the overall cost. Knowledge is power. Thanks, Savvy!
5 years
I wonder how many of us would be here if our parents had considered all of these things. ;)
5 years
I'm looking forward to solving our financial situation...because I can't wait to have kids!
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We can comfortably afford raising children, but we're child-free by choice. Raising children is not something we want to accomplish.
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dienliv- The intention is not to discourage, but to set up expectations and encourage couples to understand the financial implications before starting a family. The article points out the various ways that finances must be reallocated, but in no way does that imply a child would be burdensome.
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zothommog wrote:Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally. That got me through algebra.
Poor Eddie Murphy Died At Sea.
ak1803 wrote:i understand most of this problem, but is there any reason we are adding graham cracker twice? who uses four pieces of graham cracker for one smore? what gives?
Graham cracker club-s'mores, anyone?
bassanimation wrote:Yeah, hate cake. > PEMDAS is the only one of those school time things I remember. I forgot the one about the solar system... Something about "My Very Elderly Mother..." doing something...
my very elegant mother just sat upon nine Nine what? NO ONE KNOWS. This is a poorly thought out mnemonic device.
Ha! I was just eating S'mores earlier this night while doing my calculus homework. Fate tells me I must have this shirt. Now... time to indulge in more S'mores.
Ah, that's where the halving comes in. Halve a graham cracker in the beginning, halve one in the end (or more likely, use the leftover half). Thus, one graham cracker per smore!
NightGhost wrote:Poor Eddie Murphy Died At Sea.
Is that what happened? I just thought it was the whole Pluto Nash thing... Poor dude.
You add HALF of a graham cracker twice, which makes just ONE graham cracker.
I'm a lot better at understanding this shirt than I am at math...
So that's why I should've paid attention in math class!
That's why it is divided by 2. You get half for the bottom and half for the top for a total of 1 whole graham cracker...not 2. ;)
I would completely understand math if they used less letters and s'more food pictures! (see what I did there?)
jamesbottomtooth wrote:is this one of those controversial shirts without scientific method relevance?
I was gonna say, this seems more mathy than sciencey... it's a cute idea, but I was really excited for three science shirts this week :| talked myself out of 5-second rule, so I guess it's down to tomorrow.
jpbay wrote:Is there a size chart?
You can always find a link to the size chart at the bottom of the shirt description on the main page or here.
That's not really all that scientific...
The equation shows a graham cracker being divided by 2. I suspect that means the first graham cracker piece is the base and the second is the top. That being said, I am not a math major so don't hold me too it. :-)
bntgruender wrote:That's why it is divided by 2. You get half for the bottom and half for the top for a total of 1 whole graham cracker...not 2. ;)
Also, I don't type quickly enough.
I just realized that I ordered the wrong size - has anyone ever had any luck getting woot to switch the size?
So not only are Moon Pies delicious, they also help you cheat at math!
I like the shirt but I believe that S'mores would be tastier, neater, and use fewer keystrokes on a RPN campfire.
clloyd069 wrote:I just realized that I ordered the wrong size - has anyone ever had any luck getting woot to switch the size?
Email service@woot - it can't hurt, and the shirts won't even be printed for a bit so you should be good to go. Worst case, they can cancel your order and let you start over (which would suck) - but I've had success
blook wrote:You have to be able to close with the smiley face, though.
No, the smiley face is after the equation sign; so it has nothing to do with the left side of the equal sign. Besides the "(" equal the ")".
Darquis wrote:I think I can explain the fire - it's representational of heating the delicious reagents. It isn't meant to suggest you actually have fire as an ingredient. As this is the simplified form of the smore equation (after all, we don't deal with chocolate brand coefficients or graham cracker isotopes) the duration and temperature aren't included - so be careful if you attempt to recreate this experiment! Always be sure to wear the appropriate safety equipment.
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I have to disagree with the use of the "". It should be a picture of a smiley face to match the rest of the formula. I'll be the computer for this one:
Unexpected CHAR_COLON on line 1, expected one of TYPE_INTEGER, TYPE_PICTURE, or MATH_EXPRESSION.
Email email@example.com and they'll fix you up. Include your order number to help them out. Since it's the weekend, you won't hear from them until Monday. Be sure to check your spam/junk folder.
We didn't subtract the fire! It was always burning Since the world's been turning! We didn't subtract the fire! Yes I did buy it while you tried to fight it! even though your math confuses me i loves smores and this is a cute clever shirt. got one for my dad too whos a mathmatician, he's gonna show it off to all his students next class. =)
No, the smiley face is after the equal sign; so it has nothing to do with the left side of the equal sign. Besides the "(" equal the ")". Count them.
Smores aren't that good. The mess outweighs the taste by multiple units of weight.
linksdeity wrote:So not only are Moon Pies delicious, they also help you cheat at math!
I have passed those in stores so many times and been tempted by the way they look... but I feel like just one would already be too much, let alone a whole box! Congrats art101! Now I want s'mores
If you use double parenthesis you typically use a bracket to distinguish between the two.
You said we weren't going to be tested on this! I haven't studied, how could you do this to me? This isn't fair!
bassanimation wrote:PEMDAS. Parentheses, Exponents, Multiply/Divide, Add/Subtract. The one thing about math I learnted.
PEMDAS Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally
hmmm... I really like this one... I think better than yesterdays... but I spent my budget on t-shirts yesterday...
In grade school I remember seeing a poster that read: Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally (PEMDAS)
You're not adding the graham cracker twice. You're only using half of it for the bottom and half of it for the top.
Algebra turns me on a little bit, especially after my wife and I argue about who should buy this... for me. She won, or lost maybe, I'm not sure. But I gotta gonowbye!
In for 1 for the next camping trip. After a few cocktails perhaps the instructions could prevent a trip to the ER!
Is anyone worried about the part where they never subtract the fire?
Man I just remembered how much I love smores. Nice work!
pauzer wrote:Smores aren't that good. The mess outweighs the taste by multiple units of weight.
Have you tried biting sideways? Instead of biting vertically like a sandwich and squeezing the goo out the sides, bite horizontally. The crackers take the load and there is less compression on the goo.
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Wellesley fifth-graders may be carrying iPads in their backpacks next fall.
As part of this year's school budget, Superintendent David Lussier has included an initiative that would require all fifth-graders to have an iPad both in and outside of the classroom. The initiative would be jointly funded by the schools, PTOs, and families.
The proposal came after a fifth-grade pilot program funded by a grant from the Wellesley Education Foundation. The program -- known as the 1:1 Technology Pilot -- provided iPads to fifth-graders at Schofield Elementary School in the fall of 2011, as well as professional training to teachers on how to incorporate the technology into the daily curriculum.
Because of the success of the program -- measured through video and student survey data -- Lussier hopes to provide iPads for all fifth-grade students next school year.
At a parent forum on Jan. 11, WPS Technology Director Rob Ford said the district envisions that with the iPads, students who primarily use the technology for social media and media consumption will learn how to use them as educational tools as well.
The district also wants to prepare students to be innovators in the 21st century; promote equity by providing the technology to lower-income students; and invest in the schools' faculty by providing new tools and professional development.
Lussier said when he approached the School Committee with the initiative, he came to them with a funding partnership between organizations, the schools and parents in mind.
According to Ford, the school's budget would fund network infrastructure improvements and tablets for students who demonstrate financial aid -- which he estimates to be about 15 percent of the school's fifth-grade population -- and professional development for teachers.
Organizations like WEF and Parent Teacher Organizations would fund one-time start up costs, faculty and staff devices, charging carts, classroom audio-visual upgrades and a professional development institute over the summer.
Parents who are financially able will be left to fund the cost of the device for their children.
"Our preference would be to have this funded fully, but to make it successful, the only way to make it sustainable is to have a family component on the device," Ford said.
Parents would have the option to enroll an iPad the family already owns, and would be charged $40 annually for the installation of management software, a new set of applications, parent training and a management license.
If a parents would like to obtain an iPad through the district -- the recommended course of action by district officials -- they would have to pay $155 annually for the device, four-year warranty, including two accidents, management license, new set of applications and parent training.
Ford said at the end of four years, when the student has completed the eighth grade, ownership of the device would transfer to the family.
The total cost of the new program for the first year was estimated at nearly $280,000, including contributions from the school's budget, WEF, PTOs and parents.
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With Colorado starter Jeff Francis moving to the disabled list on Thursday with a left groin strain, the Rockies called up right-hander Tyler Chatwood to start Saturday's game against the Giants.
In Chatwood's last outing on April 29, he threw six scoreless innings in a 12-2 victory over the Dodgers before he was sent down to Triple-A Colorado Springs to clear room for the return of Todd Helton and right-handed starter Jhoulys Chacin from the DL.
But Chatwood impressed the Rockies enough to warrant a callup now that a spot in the rotation has opened back up. After starting 25 games for the Angels in 2011, he only pitched in 19 with Colorado last season, and only 12 of those were starts. The 23-year-old is hoping to prove himself, so this trip to the Majors is the one that sticks.
Giants starter Tim Lincecum will oppose Chatwood in the third game of the teams' four-game series at Coors Field. The former Cy Young winner has struggled through the early part of this season, much like he did during his 2012 campaign. The 28-year-old right-hander threw one of his best outings on Sunday, when he held Atlanta to two hits and no runs over seven innings while striking out seven. It was the first time in 22 starts that Lincecum had pitched at least seven innings, dating back to July 14, 2012.
Although Lincecum has had his difficulties, the Giants are 6-2 in games he's started this season. He'll be making his 25th career start against the Rockies, against whom he's 11-7 with a 3.76 ERA. He didn't receive a decision in his matchup against the Rockies earlier this season, but he was tagged for six runs in six innings in San Francisco's 9-6 win.
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Marco Scutaro's first-inning single extended his hitting streak to 16 games, currently the longest active streak in the Majors. The longest hit streak of his career is 20 games, which he accomplished last season.
Before this stretch, the Giants second baseman was hitting .215 through the first 23 games. He's hitting .485 (32-for-66) during the streak, raising his average to .327 on the season.
Since the Giants acquired Scutaro on July 28, no player in baseball has more hits than his 137 (99 games).
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Chatwood's activation on Saturday allows the Rockies to pitch Juan Nicasio on an extra day of rest in Sunday's finale. Nicasio has had his difficulties. The six innings he threw in his last outing were the longest he'd gone into a game since his first start of the season, but he still gave up all five runs in the Rockies' 5-1 loss to the Cubs.
Colorado manager Walt Weiss said that he sees Nicasio's potential during bullpen sessions, and he knows he has it in him to succeed.
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• The Rockies' 10-9 win over the Giants on Friday ended their 10-game losing streak against the National League West rivals.
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I've said it before, and I'll say it again. My $300 eyeglasses aren't in a case when I wear them. My $30,000 car isn't in a case. People don't have their diamond rings and watches in cases when they wear them. So, the "$200" value of the phone isn't a valid argument, in my opinion. And, they're just plain ugly (all of them).
I've never used a case with any of my three iPhones (but I've tried a few). I've sold both my previous iPhones in mint condition. What in the world are people doing with their phones?
I don't understand why an iPhone, as beautiful as it is, is protected like it's worth so much more than the other things that aren't protected. And screen protectors are just nasty-looking. There's nothing better than the feel of the smooth clean glass.
I'd love to carry my iPhone 4 naked, thing is, where I work is pretty dangerous for a smartphone of any build. I went with a bumper for a while until it wore out (rubber on one side got real chewed up) and now I'm in my Otterbox Commuter. My iPhone is a fingerprint magnet, but is scratch free after a few months of use/pocket carrying.
I'll deal with a little added bulk in my pocket, but keep the peace of mind and any repair/replacement costs for something else.
Going naked is great if you need to pat your ego. I have an iPhone because I like the features - not because I want to go naked and show it off so that people think I am "cool" as it often the case (no pun intended).
I keep my phone in a case. As for the comment about a ring or car being in a case, do those come delivered in a case? No! The iPhone is breakable. Cars and rings are not dropped and tossed from one hand to another.
Get a clue.
Whats the point of a pouch case when it doesn't protect the phone when you need protection the most(when you are actually USING it)? I never understood that. Anyways, I always have a case on to prevent scratches and maintain resale value. I would have broken my iPhone at least twice already if I didn't have a case on.
I do not drop my phone, nor do I toss it from one hand to another....maybe that explains why my naked iPhone 4 has nary a scratch on it whilst yours might look like you put it in the garbage disposal if you didn't armor it up.
Just the opposite. What's the point of having a case when it's safely in your hand being used? I've never understood that. It's when protection is needed the least.
Having it in a pouch protects it from being banged around. When it's in my hand being used, there's nothing to bang against it... and I'm not going to drop it like an imbecile.
You've loset me.
I always like the naked look on any device, but I need some sort of protection. I'm not a control freak but I take real good care of things, and I had BodyGuardz film on my 3G which worked great- kept it looking brand new when I sold it 2 years later and got the 4, which immediately got its own BodyGuardz, which has been holding up great since launch day. It's just enough of a bit of cushion and protective layer an it's great at keeping scratches out.
One of my roommates on the other hand just wrecked his 3G, and got a 4 with an Otterbox case, and it feels pretty indestructible, so if that's more your style, they seem pretty well.
The iPhone 4 just feels very fragile without a case and does not instill confidence that it will survive drops easily. I think it has to do with the glass back and it's weight. That said, it's thinness makes having a case much easier. The SGP neo hybrid also is like a bumper with a back and is just awesome. Also, if you want to resell it you might as well have a case to keep it mint for eBay.
Wow people have strong feelings on this topic eh? The bottom line is if there was no need to have cases, companies wouldn't make them. Consumers wouldn't buy them. But they do. You can't tell me that these case makers have created useless products just for profit. Yeah there are tons of junk being sold everywhere(snuggies, O_o ), but cases are like insurance. I understand not everyone needs the protection, but many of us do.
Got my 3GS naked with a screen protector on. It's hard for me to think about taking the screen protector off when I can see little scratches, however they happend, that would have been in my screen. And as for resale value? After I get a new phone this will be neutered into a 32gb iPod touch for my son. At most, I'd say a soft gel case is in order.
Jon - "The bottom line is if there was no need to have cases, companies wouldn't make them. Consumers wouldn't buy them. But they do. You can't tell me that these case makers have created useless products just for profit."
Are you serious with this? Just LOL
Alright, good progress. I think the tally comes to 2. That would be a new record.
I use the ifrogz slip on. It was the only one I found that had good grip due to the slots cut out on the sides.
I basically "rent" these phones for one year - then turn around and make money when the new one comes out.
An OtterBox is a must.
Guess what?
Apple retains a policy wherein if they decide, on the value of an underpaid "genius", if YOU are responsible for breaking your phone (which is very likely given you'd probably be the one dropping it) that it doesn't matter if it's under warranty, jerkwad, you're paying full price for a replacement. Or maybe the moisture sensor has been tripped by being in a humid climate. You have zero guarantee your Applecare "warranty" will count. If that loser in a t-shirt who thinks he's got a real job is having a bad day, you have a problem and you're paying $500 to replace something which should be covered under warranty.
Hence, cases.
Like most people I know " the more we try to protect the dam thing the more it gets dropped " dunno, thats how it works. My brother had a case for a month never dropped his phone, he took off his case for cool factor ( idiot ) and bam!! Pavement. Funny how it works. So ya I use a case a cheap gel one for 15 bucks ugly as hell but it bounces when it hits the ground haha. And lastly georgia, love the pigtales ; )
Your phone was not in a box when you purchased it? Do you have a used phone? Mine came in a hard protected box.
As for my phone, it does not have a scratch on it and the case provides extra grip. If you do not travel much and use it during meetings and such, it should be OK. I'm a stunt driver and often the phone is what helps me stay afloat when stuck in a car for hours upside down.
I have a GelaSkin sticker on the back and a GelaScreen film on the front of my 3GS to prevent it from getting scratches, so that it maintains its value for resale when the iPhone 5 comes out.
When I was in the army though, I had a SwitchEasy RebelSerpent case to prevent it from getting shattered when rolling around in the dirt.. ^^ This case protects the phone pretty well against any kind of pressure. I still use it today when I go snowboarding.
@keisuke actually you're wrong. Apple charges you $200 for a replacement if you damaged your phone with water, cracked your screen or other sorts of physical damage. Thing is.. There's a good chance you'll get a refurb phone but it still looks brands new and it's not 500$ your paying.
As for cases, I have the lime green, blue and white Apple bumpers. That's about it.
I would love to use my iPhone 4 without any case, but I have to use a bumper style case to prevent the antenna touch issue. I only get about 3 bars of signal at home so touching that bottom left corner and shorting the 2 antennas completely kills my signal and it is so easy to do inadvertently.
So far I haven't seen any reputable brands come out with a minimal insulating cover/sticker for the bottom left corner and which actually works. In fact I haven't really seen any decent, thin and clear bumpers that gives unhindered access to the dock port (and Apple's bumper has an opening only just big enough for their own ultra-slim connector which makes it incompatible with just about everything else). There are several clear bumpers on the market but all the photos of them make them seem bulky. I'm still using the a semi-transparent, yellow bumper I got free from the TiPB Store (Thanks!)
I don't know about everyone else but I love the Naked Case by case mate. It's see through and it's not big or bulky so you can see the beauty of the GPOAT(Greatest Phine Of All Time) and yet still have all around protection. No one plans on dropping or breaking their phones but hey accidents happen, so therefore in my opinion the Naked Case is the best. Full coverage of your phone and still maintain the sleek sexiness of the GPOAT.
@Kenmal, sorry, I was making a wise crack about how people think a case means they don't have to take proper care of their devices. Stunt drivers and two-year olds excepted, most people would be fine without a case (or a minimal case for the antenna issue) if they'd just be careful and not throw their phones around like hockey pucks.
I'm not and have never been a fan of Otterbox. It makes sleek and slim phones into giant bulky phones. I'm rocking a white bumper and sometimes naked. If something should happen to it I'll live it's just a phone and can be fixed or replaced.
Actually Gino I'm completely right. In japan. Where the customer is always WRONG. The market Rene ignores in thinking no major market outside the US software locks their iPhones to a carrier.
Yes it's a huge market. No they don't speak English. Yes, it's a far bigger market than England and Canada combined.
The Griffin Reveal case is the BEST on the market IMO. Though i own one I use it about 25% of the time. Usually when I know I'm going into a "high risk" enviroment that I may drop it by accident. The other 75% I go case free. The phone just looks amazing that way.
@Keisuke. The "jerkwad" reference alone got you into my Hall of Fame. Very nice!
As in EVERYTHING, protection is a good thing. Especially for you promiscuous types out there.....
I have a Incase snap case its really awesome and good from protecting scratches and scuffs it also doesnt make my iphone bulky and heavy
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Yeah, my iPhone came in a box. I still don't see your point. Rings come in boxes, watches come in boxes, eyeglasses come in boxes. You still aren't making any point, whatsoever. :shock:
As for everyone saying their phones are in cases for re-sale value; I guess you all missed the part where I wrote that mine were all mint when I sold them because I had them in a pouch when they weren't in use. You're still missing the whole point that once it's in your hand, it should be safe from anything else touching it (unless you're too careless to own anything of value). :roll:
And nobody has yet explained why they don't have their other valuables in cases while they're being used, and the reason for such inconsistent behavior.
Anyone out there covering their $200 boots when they wear them? Anyone out there protecting their expensive earrings with rubber covers in case they fall to the ground? Anyone..... Anyone?
It must just be me then. The iPhone 4 is awkward to hold. It's too thin and too flat. The 3GS has a carve that made it easy to hd naked. So a mophie juice pack for my iPhone 4 makes it easy to hold. The battery add is just gravy. Its a tad longer. I have an acrylic case when I need to be pedestrian. Dropped it twice already both times with the acrylic case on it. It saved me I'm sure.
Butterfingers or clumsy, I just seem to try to do too many things at once when I have my iPhone in my hand. Case is absolutely necessary even when you try to treat these like prized jewels accidents happen in busy lives.
My iPhone is pretty much naked. Concerning scratching the back of the iPhone, it has been my experience most cases scratch the back anyways.
I had this same dilemma when I first got my iPhone 4. I have been through a number of cases including the Smrtwallet case as well as the Seidio spring clip holster, but didn't find anything that really fit the bill for me. My solution came in the form of a carbon fiber skin (and included steinheil screen protector) from sgpstore.com and a white OEM Apple bumper. Ever since, I've been getting nothing but compliments and the security that my phone is well protected. Just my two cents.


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