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Wise Owl United Kingdom Show all reviews | I bought this blind for a very low price and so my expectations of it weren't very high. Upon application though I was surprised to find that it was a very light, pleasant and citrusy fragrance. I do find it very simple and linear though and it's certainly nothing that'll 'blow your socks off'. All in all a decent, inexpensive day to day fragrance that's worth giving a shot. 02nd December, 2011 |
dallasfan Show all reviews | It's an inoffensive, light masculine scent. I got it at tj maxx in a 1.0 oz bottle for $4.99, thats crazy because it smells really good for the price. The longevity lacks, but it smells great for a 5 dollar cologne. It oesn't smell cheap either. longevity I'd give it a 6/10 it lasts about 4-6 hours, projection isn't that good, it's a really light scent so you could pull of 3-4 sprays with it, id give projection 4.5/10, versatillity id give it a 5/10 its not versatile at all, its a summer-spring fragrance for every day use. Scent i'd give it a 7.5/10 its innofensive, sweet,light, but still really masculine. Overall 'd give it a 6/10. Very good for the price, I'd recommend it. 30th March, 2011 |
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The Art of Orchestration
February 3, 2014 by Christine Gengaro, Ph.D.
We've been talking about the symphony for the last couple of weeks, and one of the aspects we saw change over time was the size of the orchestra. In general, the orchestra grew steadily from a small group of string instruments in the nascent Classical period to a monstrous behemoth in the late Romantic period, consisting of members of all four musical instrument families. Woodwinds added color, brass added power, and percussion—with its diverse collection of instruments—brought a little bit of everything.
Composers weren't required to use all of the instruments all the time, of course. They simply had more choices, and they could pick and choose what tone colors they wanted to include in their symphonies. Some chose smaller groups; chamber orchestras became quite common in the twentieth century, while some composers came from the "more is better" school, throwing everything in their compositions but the kitchen sink.
Using all of these instruments properly, and in ways that are both appropriate and expressive, requires skill. It was only in the nineteenth century that people began to appreciate the orchestration or instrumentation of a piece. By then, a composer had different tone color choices—which allowed for new and interesting combinations. Think of it as a painter mixing together two or more commonly used colors to get a new shade of pink or orange or green. The nineteenth century composer had a great range of notes available to him or her, with the piccolo and flute at the top and the tubas and contrabassoons at the bottom.
Along with great composers, there began to emerge great orchestrators, and with them, books about how best to use all of these instruments. One of the earliest books about orchestration was written in 1844 by French composer, Hector Berlioz. Berlioz is, of course, best known for his Symphonie Fantastique, a five-movement programmatic symphony that drew upon Beethoven's Pastoral as a model. Berlioz devised the narrative for the symphony, named each movement, and gave out the description to the audiences at concerts. Symphonie Fantastique, which was composed in 1830, is also a great study of orchestration or instrumentation.
When I was a graduate student, I made extra money tutoring other graduate students as they prepared for their comprehensive exams and their qualifying exams. One of the skills we all had to develop was the ability to look at a musical score—which had had all of its identifying information removed—and correctly determine the general time period in which it had been composed and the genre of the piece; we were also required to present evidence for our assumptions. I played this little game with my fellow students a couple of times a week for years, and I developed some tricky favorites. One of them was Symphonie Fantastique. It was composed around 1830, just three years after the death of Beethoven, just two years after Schubert, yet students would see the complex orchestration, the extended techniques on the instruments (using traditional instruments in non-traditional ways), and the sheer size of the orchestra and guess fifty to a hundred years later than the actual composition date.
Berlioz wrote his Grand traité d'instrumentation et orchestration modernes in 1844. In the introduction he wrote:
"In no period of music history has Instrumentation been discussed so much as at present. This was probably due to the swift development of this branch of art in recent times.…Nowadays a great deal of attention is paid to the art of instrumentation, which was still unknown at the beginning of the 18th century."
He goes on to explain that the new science of instrumentation developed in parallel with other musical ideas like dissonance and modulation, and asserts that instrumentation, expression, and rhythm are in their infancy compared to other aspects of music.
The book is structured in a very useful and straightforward way. For each individual instrument, Berlioz presents a general description of the instrument including its range, its tuning (if appropriate), and other technical details. Berlioz also lists some of the instrument's strengths and weaknesses and then includes musical examples of that instrument in context. It is an incredibly thorough text and includes a compendium of the information available at the time.
But time marches on, of course, and in just fifty years, Berlioz's text was in need of some updating. The task fell to another master orchestrator, Richard Strauss. At the turn of the twentieth century, Strauss, an acolyte of Richard Wagner, was showing off his impressive skills in tone poems like Don Juan, Also Sprach Zarathustra, and Don Quixote. He was also hard at work on the controversial opera, Salome, which would become Strauss' succès de scandale in 1905.
Strauss' revision of Berlioz's treatise leaves the words of the original author intact. Strauss merely adds commentary, which is set off by a wavy line in the margin. Strauss' commentary serves several purposes. In some cases, Strauss simply agrees with Berlioz's original text; sometimes he disagrees. Occasionally Strauss reports on how compositional or instrumental conventions have changed. There are a few new sections dedicated to introducing recently-invented instruments and some including innovations made to existing instruments (the third pedal on the Modern Steinway Grand, for example). Technical advances in the French horn rendered Berlioz's writing obsolete, but it remains part of the book for, as Strauss describes it, "historical value."
Although technical advances and performance practices had changed, and made the revision a necessary update, Strauss also reveals another reason. In his introduction, Strauss explains that there are two strands of development in music: symphonic and dramatic. The symphonic strand began with the string quartets and symphonies of Mozart and Haydn. The dramatic strand originated in the operas of Gluck and Handel. To Strauss, only one composer succeeded in weaving these two strands together: Richard Wagner. Berlioz may have wanted to be the first to synthesize these two aspects of music, but Strauss—displaying what musicologist Edward Lockspeiser described as a "playful malice"—explains that Berlioz fell short. "One might say in short that he was not dramatic enough for the stage, and not symphonic enough for the concert hall." Strauss makes it clear that although he respects Berlioz, he found something missing in the treatise, namely the work of Wagner (and, some might argue, his own compositions as well). Among his additions, Strauss included eleven musical examples from Wagner's Die Walküre, thirteen from Die Meistersinger, and seventeen alone from Tristan und Isolde!
But the style of orchestration favored by Wagner and Strauss couldn't last forever, and this text too lost some of its pertinence. It still has useful tips for those writing for an orchestra, although some of the technical details might be different. The twentieth century had its own master orchestrators and new texts emerged. Notable among them are Rimsky-Korsakov's Principles of Orchestration (1912), Kent Kennan's The Technique of Orchestration (1952), and Samuel Adler's The Study of Orchestration (1982, revised 1989 and 2002). These are still the standard, as people continue to learn the art of orchestration, an art that was taken for granted for decades before Berlioz—forward-looking and innovative—put pen to paper.
Some of the sections in Berlioz's book may not be of practical use anymore, but he does say something in his introduction that is still quite true, and it's something that has stuck with me ever since I first encountered this text more than twenty years ago:
"Much time is needed to find the oceans of music; still more, to learn how to navigate in them."


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Nov 14, 2014Mason is coming to Texas in January 2015. Get tickets at http://masonjennings.com/tour
Mason is coming to Texas in January 2015. Get tickets at http://masonjennings.com/tour
Mason's song 'Just Try' is featured in the final season of How I Met Your Mother.
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The Nobel Peace Prize Forum is pleased to announce that Mason Jennings will be the featured artist during the 2014 Forum on Saturday March, 8th. Join us for an evening of dialogue, Q&A, and music that explores the intersections between peace and creative expression.
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Open Cluster
Globular Clusters are some of the oldest objects in the universe. They formed at the beginning of the galaxy and continue to orbit them. In most cases they are incredibly far away thus their smallish appearance in most telescopes. Globular Clusters area almost exclusively very old yellow and small red stars. They appear as small globes of stars. One of our first SETI messages was sent to globular cluster M-13 in the early 70's. The return signal maybe a long term returning as M-13 is estimated to be 25,000 light years away. Also since the stars in M-13 are old population I they are poor in the elements required for life as we know it.


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Law School Appointments
Law School Vice Dean for Administrative Services: Jo-Ann Verrier
Jo-Ann Verrier, L'83, has moved full-time into the role of Vice Dean for Administrative Services at the Law School. In this capacity, she will be focusing her efforts on implementing the Law School's strategic plan, including streamlining administrative processes with the Law School's joint degree programs and working with the Law School's senior staff on a variety of projects.
"We are deeply committed to improving and expanding Penn Law's already strong cross-disciplinary curriculum and joint degree programs throughout the University. Jo-Ann Verrier will be instrumental in accomplishing this goal, working closely with our administration and faculty as well as those of the various Schools and Graduate Programs. We have already benefited from her numerous contributions as Vice Dean, despite her having dual responsibilities heading up Career Planning and Placement this past year. We look forward to her continued success," said Dean Michael A. Fitts.
In the new structure, Career Planning and Placement will be managed by two Co-Directors, Diane Downs and Claire Wallace. Diane Downs will work with students seeking clerkships, provide counseling, and assist LL.M. students. Claire Wallace will direct the on-campus recruiting program, direct the 2L and 3L private sector employment search, and serve as liaison to the Students of Color groups.
Assistant Dean of Admissions/Financial Aid Law School: Derek Meeker
Dean Michael A. Fitts has announced the appointment of Derek E. Meeker, J.D., as Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid at the Law School. "We are delighted that someone with Derek's vision will lead our Admissions Office," said Dean Fitts. "He has uniformly impressed faculty, students, and staff with his understanding of and appreciation for Penn Law, and with his ideas, dedication, and ability. His admissions expertise, coupled with prior legal experience, will be of immense value as he assumes this important leadership role in an office that is the lifeblood of Penn Law."
Mr. Meeker was recruited as Associate Director of Admissions and Financial Aid at Penn Law in August 2002, and was named Interim Director of the Office in December. In that role, he has successfully implemented new strategies for admitting the incoming Class of 2006. Prior to joining Penn Law, he spent several years as Assistant Director of Admissions with William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota. There, he successfully engaged in all aspects of admissions, including recruiting applicants, evaluating candidates, and implementing post acceptance strategies.
He served as an Assistant Attorney General in Ohio, where he represented universities and state agencies in employment litigation and assisted clients with the development of their personnel policies.
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HOLLAND -- Haworth Inc. is moving manufacturing of walls and wood furniture from its plant in Calgary, Canada, to its Holland campus, bringing more than 500 new jobs to West Michigan by next year.
The plant consolidation will eliminate 600 jobs at the Calgary plant. Haworth will keep 100 workers there in its showroom and offices. Today, Michigan's Economic Growth Authority was expected to approve a 13-year, $22.4 million tax incentive deal to underwrite the move.
Another 149 jobs are expected to be created over the next five years as business grows, the company told the state.
Haworth, like many of its competitors, is consolidating during a downturn in the office-furniture industry worldwide. Empty plant space, and the opportunity to integrate product lines drove the decision, the company said.
"The spirit and effort from Haworth Calgary members has been exemplary," said Franco Bianchi, Haworth CEO. "We regret all of the actions we have taken worldwide; no location has been spared of pain during this global economic crisis."
Haworth's Canadian operations include a plant in Quebec, and showrooms in Calgary and Toronto.
Haworth has had operations in Calgary since 2000 when it acquired a furniture company, Smed International Inc., there.
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Cameron Diaz, also known as the "George Clooney" of ladies (because she's hot and won't settle down because she don't need a man, homegirl got her own money! Hay!) has reportedly just landed herself a sugar daddy, because starring in romantic comedies doesn't last forever!
After dating mega-hotties/celebs like Justin Timberlake and Alex "A-Rod" Rodriquez, Cameron has decided that she needed to move up a tax bracket in her dating life and has nabbed the PayPal founder and CEO of Tesla Motors.
Tesla Motors is like the spaceship of cars and PayPal is PayPal, but what you need to know is that the man behind both these brands is 41-year-old South African billionaire, Elon Musk.
Elon is reportedly "smitten" with Cameron and flies down from his mansion in Palo Alto to LA to visit Cameron.
They met when Cameron was trying to buy a Tesla and apparently they were flirting it up. "Elon thinks Cameron is gorgeous," adds the source.
The weirdest part of this story is that Cam is reportedly desperate to get wifed up by somebody and has turned to Jane Fonda for her matchmaking skills, which is super random. We had no idea Jane Fonda was the resident Hollywood matchmaker. We also had no idea that Cameron was desperate.
Elon was previously married to 27-year-old British actress, Talulah Riley. They split after two years and she made $4 million in the divorce.


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Impact of titanium adhesion layers on the response of arrays of metallic split-ring resonators (SRRs)
Optics Express, Vol. 18, Issue 11, pp. 11202-11208 (2010)
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At higher frequencies (visible and infrared) both the dimensions and the individual metal properties play an important role in determining the resonant response of arrays of SRRs. As a result, a substantial difference between the responses of gold- and Al-based SRR arrays has been observed. Additionally, deposition of gold SRRs onto a substrate typically involves the use of an additional adhesion layer. Titanium (Ti) is the most common adhesive thin-film material used to attach gold onto dielectric/semiconductor substrates. In this paper we investigate the impact of the Ti adhesion layer on the overall response of Au-based nano-scale SRRs. The results quantify the extent to which the overall difference in the resonance frequencies between Au- and Al-based SRRs is due to the presence of the Ti. We show that even a 2-nm-thick Ti layer can red-shift the position of SRR resonance by 20 nm. Finally, we demonstrate that by intentional addition of titanium in the Au-based SRRs, their overall resonant response can be tuned widely in frequency, but at the expense of resonance magnitude.
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(160.3820) Materials : Magneto-optical materials
(160.3900) Materials : Metals
(160.4670) Materials : Optical materials
(160.4760) Materials : Optical properties
(160.3918) Materials : Metamaterials
(160.4236) Materials : Nanomaterials
(220.4241) Optical design and fabrication : Nanostructure fabrication
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Original Manuscript: March 23, 2010
Revised Manuscript: April 14, 2010
Manuscript Accepted: April 30, 2010
Published: May 12, 2010
Basudev Lahiri, Rafal Dylewicz, Richard M. De La Rue, and Nigel P. Johnson, "Impact of titanium adhesion layers on the response of arrays of metallic split-ring resonators (SRRs)," Opt. Express 18, 11202-11208 (2010)
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So how do you propose hazardous material get shipped then? I don't know about Canada, but here in the US a shipping company has to get a special license from the DOT (Department of Transportation) before they are allowed to carry hazardous cargo. As far as I'm concerned large commercial carriers are the only ones capable of carrying a hazardous cargo without incident.
As a research chemist I receive packages of toxic, explosive, flammable, carcinogenic, teratogenic, and/or mutagenic chemicals shipped by UPS every day. 99,999 times out of 100,000 hazardous items are shipped by commercial carriers from source to destination without incident. It's unfortunate that that particular FedEx truck crashed while it was carrying anthrax, but the fact that the FedEx truck even crashed is a rarity for the shipper.


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How to Manage PestsUC Pest Management Guidelines
AlmondBacterial CankerPathogen: Pseudomonas syringae(Reviewed 3/09, updated 3/09) In this Guideline: SYMPTOMS AND SIGNSSymptoms are most obvious in spring, and include limb dieback with rough cankers and amber-colored gum or total tree collapse. There may also be leaf spots and blast of young flowers, spurs, and shoots. The sour-sap phase of bacterial canker may not show gum and cankers, but the inner bark is brown, fermented, and sour smelling. Flecks and pockets of bacterial invasion in bark occur outside canker margins. Frequently, trees sucker from near ground level; cankers do not extend below ground. COMMENTS ON THE DISEASEPseudomonas syringae survives on plant surfaces, is spread by splashing rain, and is favored by high moisture and low temperatures in spring. The disease occurs almost exclusively in orchards where almond or other Prunus spp. orchards previously existed. The disease is worse in low (cold) or sandy spots with high populations of ring nematode. Nitrogen-deficient trees are most prone to bacterial canker, as are young trees that are 2 to 8 years old. The disease rarely occurs in the first year of planting and is uncommon in nurseries. MANAGEMENTThe pathogen that causes bacterial canker is commonly present on the surfaces of many plants. Consequently, management of this disease should focus on preventing conditions that predispose trees to the disease.
Dormant use of copper has not been found to provide successful suppression of this disease in California.
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After 40 years of exile and too many broken hearts, it's long past time we let the Chagossians go home.
Issues / Human Rights
To beef up the U.S. military presence in Africa to provide security for oil and natural-gas sources, the U.S. needed to either amplify the terrorist threat to the region or fabricate one.
From mission creep to missileers asleep at the wheel.
For many the decomposition of Yugoslavia into its constituent republics in the early 1990s was anything but smooth.
From austerity to Al Nusra.
Guatemala's genocide trial has lifted the curtain on the country's bloody past.
Why did the United States feel the need to admit Baltic and Eastern Europeans who at times exceeded the Nazis in brutality?
The United States needs to halt its assistance to Bahrain until the country implements promised democratic reforms.
From the decline in democracy to the rise in the price of peace.
A study by the Heritage Foundation maintained that Hispanic immigrants are deficient in I.Q. and thus disposed to rely on "government handouts."


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UPDATED 8:26 AM EDT Oct 19, 2013Officials and Fenway area businesses are taking measures to keep the partying civil. The bar, like many others in the neighborhood, is bringing in a full staff and extra security.
Video TranscriptMOMENT AFTER ANOTHER IN THIS PLAY-OFF RUN. PLENTY OF REASONS TO CELEBRATE. I'M EXPECTING A LOT OF HYPE AND EXCITEMENT. BUT FENWAY AREA BUSINESSES LIKE SWEET CAROLINE'S ARE TAKING MEASURES TO KEEP THAT PARTY CIVIL BRINGING IN A FULL STAFF AND SECURITY. WE WANT EVERYONE TO HAVE A GOOD TIME AND BE SAFE AS WELL. THE CITY WILL BE INVOLVED IN THAT EFFORT TOO. THE MAYOR AND POLICE WILL HAVE AN INCREASED PRESENCE AROUND FENWAY SATURDAY. WE JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE WE HAVE A PLAN IN PLACE AND EXECUTE THAT PLAN. MUCH OF THE CONCERN ABOUT RAUCOUS CROWDS STILL LINGER FROM TRAGEDY IN 2004. 21-YEAR-OLD VICTORIA SNELLGROVE KILLED AFTER THE RED SOX WON THE A.L.C.S. WITH A PEPPER SPRAY PROJECT TILL FIRED BY POLICE HIT HER IN THE EYE. THE FAMILY SAYS OUR LIFE WAS CHANGED FOREVER. WE CONTINUE ON. WE CAN ONLY PRAY TRA RED SOX FANS WILL CELEBRATE SENSIBLY. I'M SURE THAT MEASURES HAVE BEEN PUT IN PLACE. EMMETT SHEA HAS BEEN PAINTING THESE FOR NINE YEARS NOW. THE MOUNTED POLICEMAN THERE ON THE BLACK HORSE IS STEVE HORGAN OF HORGANING FAME. HE THINKS BOSTON FANS HAVE GROWN MORE ACCUSTOMED TO WINNING SINCE 2004 AND THAT FROM HIS PERSPECTIVE POLICE ARE ALSO MUCH BHERT AT CROWD CONTROL. I THINK IT WILL BE GREAT. I THINK IT WILL BE A GREAT CELEBRATION, POSITIVE. KENMORE SQUARE IS WHERE VICTORIA SNELLGROVE WAS KILLED IN THAT ACCIDENT. NO GUARANTEE SOX WILL WIN TONIGHT ESPECIALLY WITH THE WAY THIS SERIES HAS GONE IN WHICH
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With more lower-credit buyers in the market, greater access to 72-month financing terms and a decrease in the market share commanded by luxury buyers, the industry's lease penetration rate slowed down slightly in March, according to J.D. Power and Associates senior director Thomas King.
That said, the leasing rate (which came in at 19.7 percent) managed to stay near the 20-percent ballpark for the month. It was down from a 21.1-percent rate in March 2011 and 20.7 percent in February, J.D. Power's data indicated.
The real attention-grabber, King suggested to Auto Remarketing, was what J.D. Power discovered about long-term (72 months or more) financing. The firm noted that around 30 percent of all retail sales last month included 72 long-term financing, which marks the highest percentage the firm has observed, King added.
As for leasing, "There was some movement, but there weren't any exceptional trends," he noted.
Breaking the leasing market down by segment, the only vehicle category where leasing penetration climbed from February was the subcompact segment, which jumped 8 percent, coming in at 7 percent for March.
Two segments were up on a year-over-year basis: the midsize utility class, which was up 8 percent as its penetration reached 26 percent; and the large conventional segment, which was up 1 percent as it hit 19-percent penetration.
The vehicle category to show the biggest downward change in lease penetration rate (on both a year-over-year and month-over-month basis) was the large pick-up class. Coming in at 4 percent for the month, large pickups were off 10 percent from February and 19 percent year-over-year.
"Several manufacturers offered attractive extended term financing packages than helped switch buyers from lease to financing," King said of pickups.
In fact, J.D. Power's data indicates that long-term financing penetration for this segment was up 18 percent month-over-month and climbed 17 percent year-over-year.
Source: Auto Remarketing Online News, 4/12/12
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Apple Quicktime STSD Media Type Heap Overflow Vulnerability
TPTI-07-07: May 10th, 2007CVE ID
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TippingPoint IPS customers are protected against this vulnerability by Digital Vaccine protection filter ID 4109. For further product information on the TippingPoint IPS:Vulnerability Details
This vulnerability allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on vulnerable installations of Apple Quicktime. User interaction is required to exploit this vulnerability in that the target must visit a malicious page or open a malicious file.The specific flaw exists within the parsing of malformed Sample Table Sample Descriptor (STSD) atoms. Specifying a malicious atom size can result in an under allocated heap chunk and subsequently an exploitable heap corruption.
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Apple has issued an update to correct this vulnerability. More details can be found at:Disclosure Timeline
2006-06-16 - Vulnerability reported to vendor
2007-05-10 - Coordinated public release of advisory


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Getting in touch with them is the part I haven't figured out though from what I can tell they always brag about the dudes who buy them the most drinks and shit at their "club appearances". They also have a legit facebook but I'm to pussy to message just so I can find out rates. I assume they would want me to take some soulja boy-esque pictures with racks of money hanging out my pockets.
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Because it takes quite awhile for all those teeth to come in (up to 24 months), every symptom your baby has, including fussiness, drooling, diaper rash, loose stools, fever, loss of appetite, sleep problems and humming old Prince songs will at some point be blamed on teething. Doctors don't agree on whether these symptoms are from teething or are just coincidental.
But teething can cause your baby real distress and you'll want to figure out some ways to calm him down. With my first daughter Dylan, I let her teethe on my cellphone. This is a very bad idea for a couple reasons. Cellphones have about a gazillion germs (that's an estimate) and if you allow your kid to chew on it, it will eventually break (mine did). Teething toys are a whole lot cheaper than a new cellphone.
Because I have five kids, you're probably thinking I know the most perfect, magical solution to teething pain. Well, I don't. Because it really depends on each child. But here are the things that have worked for me (post broken cell phone) and some of my mom friends. So try a few out and see what your baby likes.
Sophie the Giraffe Teether (about $20)
This is one very popular giraffe! I guess that's why she has a cute, trendy name like Sophie. In fact, it's the third most registered-for baby product on Amazon! Many babies loves this rubber giraffe but be warned, it has a pretty loud squeak that can bring on adult headaches.
It's very flexible and has lots of parts for your baby to chew like ears, horns and legs. Is anyone else craving giraffe for dinner now? It's made of 100% natural rubber (like found on the nipples of baby bottles) and food paint. (update: a reader just brought our attention to a controversy over one of the chemicals– nitrosatable substances– found in Sophie. Apparently even though the levels are now below the German limit, it is still of concern as harmful to some parents. You can read about the history of this controversy on the Sophie the Giraffe's Wikipedia page).
If you have a dog, your pup will immediately assume this toy is for him. (But for the love of motherhood, don't let dogs and babies share teethers!) And I know of one baby who seemed to love Sophie as much as he loved his parents. They decided to invest in two of these giraffes just to make sure they didn't suddenly find themselves with a MIA giraffe and a very cranky baby.
Gel Teething Rings (about $4)
Just pop a gel ring teether into the refrigerator or freezer and then let your baby chew away! Just don't let it get too cold or your baby can't comfortably hold it. These rings are super affordable and BPA-free. Not a cute, hip giraffe but still gets the job done.
Baby Banana Infant Training Toothbrush (about $8)
I know. Just when you thought you owned every baby item out there, you suddenly hear about the Baby Banana Infant Training Toothbrush. (Try to say that after a couple glasses of Chardonnay.) A girlfriend of mine swears this thing is a great teether.
Iced Washcloths (No charge because you already own a washcloth.)
Just throw a wet wash cloth in the freezer or refrigerator (just make sure it's not too cold or it will be uncomfortable for baby to gnaw on). Some moms also put a pacifier in the freezer and then let their baby chew on it.
Teething Jewelry (price varies)
Want to always have a teether on hand? Wear it ladies. The Smart Mom Teething Bling Donut Teething Necklace ($18) is non-toxic, comes in lots of cute colors and you can just throw it around your neck. Also fun for babies to hold onto when they are nursing. Some moms do complain that this necklace picks up lint too easily. If only it was a dustbuster too.
Another jewelry option is the Chewbeads Stanton Teething Bracelet ($16.50) if you're more of a bracelet kind of girl. No BPA or phthalates here.
The same company that sells the Stanton Teething Bracelet also sells Stack and Play Toy ($25) that are fun to play with and soft on baby's gums. Also no BPA or phthalates. Your child will be playing with these toys long after they stop teething.
Frozen Food Feeders ($3)
If you are a really neat person, a frozen food feeder might give you a nervous breakdown because they tend to get really messy. But hey, parenthood is messy anyway, right? Put frozen fruit, crushed ice or frozen breast milk/ formula into a mesh feeder and let your baby chew away with no risk of choking. Be warned – these mesh feeders can be hard to clean. I hated cleaning out the mushed banana and other food, so they didn't really work for me for feeding purposes. But the crushed ice I could handle.
So What Am I Using For Baby #5?
With my kids, I really liked the gel rings because my babies could hold it at a young age. I also liked Sophie the Giraffe especially once her squeaker mysteriously stopped working. With my youngest baby Cash, I'm also trying out the Smart Mom Teething Necklace and one of the Chewbeads' bracelets for the first time. With so many kids, I like that I can throw it around my neck or wrist and don't have to be constantly searching for a teether for him amongst all the kid paraphernalia I tote around. A friend also gave me a simple, round natural wooden teether, so we'll see if he warms up to a more old school option.
If you're a first-time parent, don't stress about teething. Just arm yourself with a few essentials to see which one(s) your baby responds to and you will get through it just fine.
And then one day you'll blink and the tooth fairy will be at your door.
8 Responses to "Your Baby is Teething! Here's What Will Help."
Don't forget amber teething necklaces! If I had more than just a moment I'd say more, but instead I'm just going to let you all google it.
Yes, thanks for mentioning that! The amber teething necklaces are supposed to boost your child's immune system, reduce inflammation and accelerate healing during the teething process. Your child is supposed to wear the necklace, not chew on it. But given that it's a choking hazard with small pieces, it's not recommended for children under 3.
I'm sorry, but as a doctor, the suggestion of amber teething necklaces is not just ineffective, but also dangerous. Not only are they a choking hazard, but they are also a strangulation hazard. The suggestions in the article above are great! Just not amber necklaces.
What's the mechanism of action on amber necklaces, and how do you know what dosage of the active ingredient your child is receiving?
What about waterproof teething mittens? Absorb drool and keep the fingers nice and dry.my little one loves his http://www.etsy.com/listing/162081152/waterproof-teething-mittens-no-scratch?
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Davis, w.west A., student Jones' Commercial
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Davis, William, gov't medical department , r.residence 71
Davis, William, clerk , 150 n.north 14th
Davis, William, shoemaker , 118 carr.
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Johnson, jr.,) Pearl Mill , Davis, c. 12th.
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Davison, G., machinist , bds.boards 195 n.north 2d.
Davison, Lewis, millwright , r.residence Carr,nw. c. 17th.
Davison, w.west D., student Rohrer's Commer-
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Daw, Michael, lab.laborer , r.residence 2 Harty's building, es.east side 14th
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Dawson, Richard J., clerk JohnTanton, , r.residence Mor-
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Dawson, Samuel, riverman , r.residence 304 n.north 9th.
Day, Adam, tailor , rear 321 s.south 5th.
Day, Antoinette, 66 Plum, b. 2d and 3d.
Day, Franklin O., (Derby & Day,) r.residence 138 Locust.
Day, Frederick, carpenter , r. ns. n. Tradean,b. Co-
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Day, George A., steamboat clerk , r.residence 102 n.north 16th.
Day, James M., glassblower , bds.boards 104 n.north 10th.
Day, John, leather dealerand findings , 38 s.south 2d.
Day, John, riverman , r.residence 158 s.south 2d.
Day, William, carpenter , r.residence 10th,b. Cass av.avenue and mullanphy.
Day, Thomas, riverman , 261 n.north 12th.
Deacie, Patrick, huckster , r.residence 191 n.north 9th.
Deackman, Joseph, peddler , r.residence 68 Mound.
Deacknaeta, George, boxmaker. 206 n.north 11th.
Deads, Charles, painter , bds.boards 597 Broadway.
Deady, John, (Rae & Deady.)
Deady, Patrick, lab.laborer , 26 s.south 5th.
Deagle, George J., manager Varieties Theatre , r.residence
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Deagle, Lorenzo, clerk Varieties Theatre , r.residence 98
Deahl, Conrad, carpenter , 256 n.north 12th.
Deal, Charles w.west , (McCaw & Deal,) r.residence ws.west side 11th, b.
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Dean, Mrs. A. s.south , Mary institute , r.residence Locust, bet.between Garrison and Cardinal av.avenue
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Dean, Anthony, watchman , r.residence al., b. 6th and 7th,
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315 Franklin av.avenue
Dean, George C., student Jones' Commercial
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Dean, James b.between , bookkeeper w.west , H.Markham.
Dean, John, lab.laborer , 52 Convent.
Dean, John, stock yardkeeper , Salisbury, nw.north west cor.
Dean, Mary, wid.widow George., r.residence 91 Gay.
Dean, Owen, machinist. 37 and 38 s.south Levee.
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Deane, Patrick.lab.laborer Wilson and Atwell.
Deano, Alexander, painter , 53 Green, r.same.
Deano, George, painter , bds.boards 53 Green.
Deano, Leon, painter , bds.boards 53 Green.
Deappa, Henry, shoemkr , r.residence 171 n.north 12th.
Dearding, William, riverman , r.residence 188 n.north 12th.
Dearney, Dennis.lab.laborer , 142 s.south 4th.
Dearskill, Cornelius, tanner and currier , 66 Plumm
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
The dress that wanted to be a skirt
Was able to fashion some facing out of the old bodice, luckily. I cut off the top of the invisible zip and held the top ends of the same over a candle flame to melt the top couple of plastic spiky zip bits into a biggish round blob, so the zip pull won't come flying off the top when I pull the zip up. Yikes, has anyone else ever ever done this?? I have, once, years ago by accident, and learnt my lesson, never ever take that risk again. Re-attaching the zip pull back onto an invisible zip is NOT FUN!
Aaaand bob's your uncle. New (very) high-waisted skirt. I think I like this style, especially worn with my husband's white linen shirt tucked in, and all oversized at the top, setting off the slimline-ness of the skirt. It is Craig's shirt, but I am allowed to wear it this month, since I made it. But poor Craig. Perhaps I should make myself my own oversized crisp white linen shirt, so I don't need to go hijacking his all the time...
Shirt; Burda 7767 with minor modifications, white linen, details here
Skirt; Burda 8071, the skirt part only, faced at the top; embroidered silk
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Full Program: Divine pieces of history are hidden all around Iowa. They are our old churches, temples, and synagogues. Iowa Places of Worship enters the "Smallest Church in the World" and the "World's Largest Grotto," plain Quaker meeting houses and ornate...
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Ticket #3622 (closed bug: invalid)
Bug with CSS Selector E[foo] on Option elements
Reported by: | djvirgen | Owned by: | |
Priority: | minor | Milestone: | 1.3 |
Component: | selector | Version: | 1.2.6 |
Keywords: | Cc: | djvirgen, flesler | |
Blocking: | Blocked by: |
<select id="theSelect">
<option>Select a color</option> <option value="blue">Blue</option> <option value="red">Red</option>
Given the above HTML, the following CSS selector incorrectly returns all 3 options:
$('#theSelect option[value]').length; 3
While the first option would submit a value when the form is submitted, it technically does not have a value attribute.
According to the W3C spec [1], the selector E[foo] should return E elements that contain a foo attribute.
Change History
comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by flesler
- Cc djvirgen, flesler added
Can you try with this version of jQuery ?
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by djvirgen
I have just tested it with the nightly build, and it is still reporting an incorrect number of matched elements.
Test code:
console.log('Number of options with a "value" attribute: ' + $('option[value]').length); incorrectly reports 3
<select name="test">
<option>No Value Attribute</option> <option value="foo">Foo</option> <option value="bar">Bar</option>
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by balazs.endresz
var el = $('<select><option>text</option></select>').find('option')[0]; el.value; //returns "text" el.getAttribute('value'); //returns: null
In both 1.2.6 and 1.3b2 first the element's property is checked, which returns "text" instead of undefined even if there isn't a value attribute, so there won't be any further checks with getAttribute. Otherwise using .val() would return "text" on the element but you wouldn't be able to select it with the attribute filter.
comment:4 Changed 4 years ago by dmethvin
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- Resolution set to invalid
As balazs.endresz said, this is expected behavior. If jQuery didn't match against the value *property* then the selector would only match the initial value attribute.


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Two competing approaches in Authoring Adaptive Hypermedia : MOT versus GAT
Foss, Jonathan G. K. and Cristea, Alexandra I. (2011) Two competing approaches in Authoring Adaptive Hypermedia : MOT versus GAT. In: Hypertext 2011, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 6-9 June 2011
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Adaptive hypermedia allows content to be personalized according to the user's requirements. However, structuring the content, labeling it and creating adaptive pedagogical strategies can be a difficult task. This paper describes two separate systems that aim to reduce the complexity of the authoring process. The first system allows authors to structure their content into domain maps and goal maps, which can then be used in conjunction with a separately created pedagogical strategy. The second system provides a graphical way of representing learning resources, and allows authors to use a range of pre-designed pedagogical rules to create an adaptive course. The two systems, named MOT and GAT respectively, are described and evaluated based on initial results on actual system usage during October-December 2010.
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Title of Event: | Hypertext 2011 |
Type of Event: | Conference |
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The New York Times: Tenant's Fine for Renting to Tourist Overturned
Sen. Krueger was quoted in this New York Times piece, explaining that short-term rentals in multi-family residential buildings remain illegal, despite a small legal victory for Airbnb in an isolated, cherry-picked case.
State Senator Liz Krueger, a Democrat representing Manhattan and sponsor of a 2010 law that established restrictions against short-term apartment rentals, issued a statement saying that Mr. Warren's situation does not reflect the reality of most of Airbnb's rentals in the city. "The vast majority of Airbnb's business in New York City — short-term rentals of apartments in residential buildings without any permanent residents present — remains unambiguously illegal," she said.
Ms. Krueger added, "Irrespective of state law or city codes, these short-term rentals are almost always illegal under the terms of residential leases and co-op or condo bylaws, and can result in eviction from one's home."
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