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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 400 of 482 Newer› Newest»- Amy | 3:12 PM
Nola in dress+leggings+wild hair and bare feet running around in the backyard.
- Ashley | 3:40 PM
My favorite is Crew Cuts tee + Joe's Jeans + splatter paint Crocs = shopping in Union Square (SF). That was our day today and it was awesome! Love toting my little 18 mo. old around shopping with Momma.
- Rachel | 4:18 PM
My favorite memory of wearing my LBD was with a scarf, my superhero necklace, and black flats, at a roller derby bout.
- Kathryn | 4:25 PM
comfy worn in capri jeans + tank + flip flops = playground or visiting grandparents w/ my son
- Sarah | 4:40 PM
Not to be a suck up, but I'm absolutely obsessed with my old navy (almost jeggings) skinny jeans. They're so comftorable but I don't look like a slob in them. I love love love them. tank top and cardigan? I'm done.
- Natural Family Daze... | 4:49 PM
I love to wear some stylish Lou Lous and a super cute top with a nice fitted jacket...
I dress my girl in tights and long shits..and a comfy cardi! - candace | 4:53 PM
Boyfriend jeans + high top cons + hoodie + art museum with toddler art fanatic!
Jersy dress+cardi+my favorite riding boots=walking to the cafe each morning with my new little walker!
- Jenny | 5:22 PM
How about sweater dress + leggings + ballet flats + taking the kids to school on time! :)
- Faith | 5:23 PM
Dress + polkadot leggings + playing with fresh, warm homemade playdough.
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- emily bilbrey | 6:46 PM
so fun! sweet fable playing = LOVE.
i adore old navy's baby/toddler clothes. i shop in their clearance section and when they combine that with a storewide sale? i go NUTS! my favorite pairing of play clothes for poppy is a sundresses over jeans with sandals, and a cardigan if it gets cool. in fact, that's exactly what she's wearing today! (sundress & jeans from old navy, shoes from target, hair clip handmade by me!) (:
love the new giveaways you're doing. crossing my crossables for a win!
cheers! - Ginny | 6:54 PM
My bf's flanelette shirt + Bond's leggings + a night-shift induced headach = me wagging work and drinking endless cups of tea on the couch. Bliss!
- theparakeet | 7:07 PM
ME: Knit Dress + Leggings + Cute Sneakers + Stroller = Tuesday morning trip to the Farmer's Market
HIM: Dark Jeans + Brown Shoes + Thrifted T-shirt + Worn Cubs Hat = hours of fun at the playground and in the sandbox - Vicky | 8:07 PM
Suede boots + tunic + scarf + apple cider = A hearty welcome to fall!
- Katy F-H | 8:51 PM
horsey tails (pig tails) + rainbow shirt + rainbow pants + rainbow leg warmers on her arms= LEW
She is covered head to toe in rainbows, while her baby (named baby) is completely naked. Considereing sewing clothes permenantly on baby so that it's limbs don't fall of. - Lotus Moma | 8:58 PM
Aww Fable a girl after my own heart. I love her fashion.
For my its a old pair of jeans (usually with warn spots and holes) a nice fitting top and a necklace. When my daughter was little my favorite thing to do was dress her. He signature was her hot pink cowgirl boots paired with rainbow stripped tights ruffle jean skirt, Beatles t-shirt, pigtails, sunglasses and a stuffed puppy under her arm. - Katie | 9:07 PM
favorite play clothes= black leggings + long flannel button up + headband + black flat boots + date night with my hubs(because that IS play time!;))
my daughter: polka dot baby legs with purple striped dress, american apparel teal sweater and brown shoesies.
- Kila Bell | 9:52 PM
Baby rash guard (old navy of course) + sandy toes = perfect sunset
- Jack's Mama | 10:07 PM
hey! i wanted to leave a comment on the night before school but I didn't see a place to click to comment. I read my 13 month old son, "Oh, The Places You WIll Go" today, as my husband and I cuddled, encouraging him to be lazy with us. One day he will probably wear a uniform too. I love your blog-I am girl gone child too!
- Eliza | 10:38 PM
baby doll top + leggings + mismatched socks + giant pile of construction sand (- about 14 years) = my 3 year old daughter is Queen of the Mountain
- Amy | 11:33 PM
My mother-in-law knitted an adorable dress for my toddler, so now we've been getting as much use out of it as possible before fall gets here.
thank you so much for being clear from the beginning that this post was sponsored. i think old navy is a great place to get cheap trendy stuff that will last as long as the fad. or with a kid, as long as they can fit into it. however, if you shop at old navy what exactly are the "big box stores" you refuse to shop in? thanks again for your upfront honesty, in return i'm being honest and saying i'm no longer interested in what this blog has to offer. good news is i seem to be in the minority. best of luck. -j o'connell
Love, love, LOVE all the clothes that you and your mother have done for dear little Fable. We shop for t-shirts and shorts for play clothes and my daughter loves dresses right now. My boy is into Life Is Good shirts.
R - Amelia | 4:56 AM
Black leggings+smock dress with details from Old Navy (!) and comfy shoes for the walks to and from school where I hear all about the day at school.
Long sleeve, empire waist tunic, leggings and flat boots... a walk in the woods, kicking up leaves in the fall!
- Emily | 5:03 AM
jeans + tank + sneakers + kids at the playground
- Stephanie Lux | 5:37 AM
I purchased all of my son's school clothes from Old Navy. He just started pre-k and loves it. My favorite is his zip pocket cargo shorts, baseball t-shirt and his transformer sneakers while walking home from the bus stop hearing all about what he did at school.
- Tawny | 5:46 AM
I love my black yoga pants with my really soft gray tee. I pair it with great shoes, an awesome necklace and my purse of the moment. Ahhh, comfort.
- Jennybird White | 6:06 AM
pink t-shirt + handmade pinnie with Eiffel Tower on it from Etsy + gray leggings from Target = perfect outfit for day at daycare for my 19 month old! email@example.com
- Lauren | 6:27 AM
I love my Urban Outfitters strait leg jeans, a comfy tank, my favorite half-sleeve cardigan and a light scarf while walking the streets of DC.
- Alexis | 6:31 AM
Leggings, boots or ballet flats, and a long, oversized shirt.
We are big Old Navy and Gap shoppers! Right now my favorite is lond sleeved t and jeans with flip flops on the sidelines watching my 7 year old Brady play pee wee football on a Saturday evening for me, and his sute little uniform for him!
firstname.lastname@example.com - Lindsey | 6:46 AM
My daughter is 2 1/2 and I'm SO excited to jump into fall play outfits. Corduroy pants and jean jackets. Mary janes and little hats to keep her ears warm. I can't wait to get out and play in this fall weather.
Thanks for the great giveaway! - Melissa | 6:52 AM
My 3 year old daughter has my new favorite play clothes: it is a hot pink 2-tier ruffle skirt (bought from either Wal-Mart or Target) with a hand-me-down tank top Hello Kitty character (Melody) that is light pink, orange and glittery. She wears pink/white princess tennis shoes and pink socks. She looks girly, but athletic in it (she is built like a tiny gymnast), it is comfortable and great. We love to walk up to our local play park on Sunday evenings with friends and play there until dark. We meet up with several other couples and their children and swing and play and talk - and it is just blissful evenings all round!
for playing with the kids I prefer flip flops, jeans or leggings, and a comfy tee-shirt.
I also have to say that the favorite part of my day is picking out what my kids will wear. My husband always wonders why it takes me so long, but it's so much more fun than picking out what I have to wear. -
We live in the Midwest, so my kids couldn't wear dresses year round. They pretty much LIVED in sweat sets during the winter, whatever activity! Especially during dancing/playing in the living room, which we all loved!
email@example.com - Kari | 7:12 AM
For my 5 month old: my old Oshkosh and a thrifted t-shirt. Cozy and sentimental.
- WaltzInExile | 7:15 AM
My daughter wears a uniform all week to school and I make her wear older clothes to play outside, so Saturday morning grocery shopping is when we wear our favorites. We've shopped in tutus, fairy wings, and tiaras, but her favorite part is getting to wear her wild curly hair DOWN instead up up. It takes a while to get through the store with all of the people fawning over her "beautiful hair!" but we both enjoy it.
I love for my daughter to wear her ballet looking skirt and sleeveless cat and butterfly print shirt. My favorite activity is probably going on a walk.
- Meg | 7:57 AM
frayed kahki shorts + white tank+ navy velor hoodie + treasure hunting on the beach with the kids
american apparel black hoodie+ Old Navy tank top+New York Co. jeans+Simple shoes=morning with kids at the park
gap tee tucked in to skinny jeans going out for frozen yogurt.
- annabelvita | 8:37 AM
My favourite play outfit is a floral dress of some variety and flip flops, with a leather satchel and sunglasses. Ideal for most activities (if y ou don't care about flashing your knickers on occasion, which I don't). favourite of all activity? cafe time by the sea.
- XxPerksxX | 8:51 AM
Hole-in-the-knee Jeans, black tank top and turquoise cardigan for furniture shopping.
- Kristie | 8:51 AM
Cardigan + Printed, Flowy Tank + Skinny Jeans + Open-toed Flats = The New Date Night. :)
- Sarah | 9:01 AM
I love to wear a tank top with my Grandma pants. They were her pajama pants, and I found them when we went through her clothes. They are as soft as can be, super comfy, and remind me of her, therefore, they are the best!
- Trisha | 9:06 AM
Zoey (just turned 2 in June) + bright stripey leggings + oversized T-shirt featuring a Smiling shark with GIANT teeth (a gift from her Grandpa)+ her pink light up Carter's sneakers + jumping on a mound of pillows in the "the front rooooom" = BLISS!!
- Katie Jane | 9:11 AM
Brown flow-y skirt + slouchy boots + purple tee + scarf = Long walks with friends through the city.
info[at]katiejanephoto.com - lyndsey | 9:15 AM
skinny jeans, fall boots, and a big comfy sweater = taking a walk down along the canal. heaven.
I am not a mama YET, but my absolute FAVORITE pairing for me is my skinny jeans, flat slouchy boots and my huge knit sweater I actually got from ON last winter. I live in the middle of the desert, so I can't even break out the sweater until the dead of winter but I am from the east coast so sweater season always excites me.
- Ashley | 9:42 AM
Josephine + Baby Legs + Long Sleeved Onesies + Adorable Hats for a night on the patio with friends and family.
- Lou Lou Belle | 9:53 AM
comfy sneaks/flats/sandals + cute jeans + my go to american appearal grey vneck + blue ON sweater + all day at the music festival = one wonderful way to end the summer!!
<3 <3 <3 <3 - Kaitlin | 9:59 AM
As soon as I get home from work I change into yoga pants, a tank top, and a hoodie - then I'm ready to either relax or tackle projects around the house.
- Sarah | 10:12 AM
Black gauchos + black shirt + black & white plaid jacket + brightly colored headband and accessories = fun Friday work ensemble.
- k | 10:29 AM
My comy skinny jeans, a plain white tee, a funky scarf and either my brown (flat) boots or flip flops depending on the weather. The activity would be enjoying a beautiful day outside with my daughter and husband, walking everywhere...
- the king of carrot flowers | 10:30 AM
for my 4 year old son: rolled up skinny jeans + Minor Threat T + slip on checkerboard vans= afternoon hitting the greenway with playground pit stops.
- Sarah | 10:31 AM
There's something so perfect about jeans, a comfy oversized sweater and watching football with friends on a fall day.
Fable is so precious! Love the strawberry dress. My little boy loves his yellow t-shirt with "modes of transportation" pics: bike, train, car, helicopter, etc. with a pair of denim shorts and his leather sandals. Perfect for playing tag at the playground.
- Beth Noel | 10:53 AM
When I'm at home, playing with my son and the weather is Anything-But-Blizzard, I'm usually in my undies. It's just easier as I find pants to be terribly binding. That being said, I have some great leggings that I wear when I'm just lounging around the house and I don't want to be groped by my husband. As much.
- Hespyhesp | 10:56 AM
Mine is purple flowy hippy top + skinny jeans + yellow flower sandals + pushing my babe on the swings at the park.
Thai fisherman pants + sleeveless babydoll dress + Dansko clogs + bicycling
- Circus Daily | 11:46 AM
My 18 month old son in Daddy's solid tee shirt (which he proudly put on) + tickle monstering on the bed.
tank top+sports bra+workout shorts + 6 month old in jogging stroller= walking my 2nd grader to school
tristamj (at) hotmail (dot) com - The Jones Family | 12:00 PM
I love, love, LOVE rompers (aka one-piece outfits) for my little girl AND my little boy. I think they are the best, cutest invention ever. No having to worry about exposed bellies!
My husband doesn't quite agree with me on the cute factor :) - Whitney | 12:18 PM
Crop jeans + hippie top + blue scarf + vegetarian shoes + sunglasses = my favorite.
- Kristen | 12:19 PM
jeans + clarks wallabees + detroit t-shirt + teetering on a teeter-totter with my two year old + laughing
kschmitt1045 (at) hotmail (dot) com - Jen @ dietplaid | 12:21 PM
I like to run around in my Quilieute Protectors baseball shirt, old zoo york shoes, long plain hoodie, and raggedy denim knee length shorts. I have to be able to MOVE! Taking pictures, picking apples, bike riding, and reading in weird locales are all possible.
With my first daughter it was easy to pair her oufits with the activities of the day, but then came my second one...Oh hell no...all she ever wanted to wear was a stinkin' Insync tee-shirt and denim shorts all day every day. She's 16 now and has graduated to skinny jeans with holes in the knees and tight black tee-shirt. *sigh*
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Basketball shorts + oversized tee + high top sneakers = one-on-one driveway basketball game with my daughter
- Kameron | 12:29 PM
Cropped leggings + jersey tunic + my favorite flates + baby in the Ergo walking around our neighborhood.
- Bunny | 12:34 PM
stretch jeans + purple striped shirt + worn black cons + 10 month in Ergo and 3 year old holding my hand walking around the Seattle Center = best thing EVER!
- Leah | 1:25 PM
My favorite play-day outfit for me, the mommy, is: yoga pants paired with a Velvet tee, J. Crew hoodie, and flip-flops. For my kids, I love seeing my 15-month-old son in his Mini-Boden jumper with the green elephant, and I love my six-year-old girl in her very independently chosen outfits--usually polka-dot leggings, flowing skirts, fancy t-shirts, and headbands with fabric flowers attached :)
- wonderchris | 1:25 PM
I love my Old Navy red shoes - my favorite shoes. Those with my jeans and my navy/white striped boat shirt = best play clothes ever!
I like to match the color of my daughter's shirt to the color of yogurt she will be eating, because I know that the drips on her shirt won't clash with the outfit.
Well I end up wearing yoga pants and a comfy T for playing most of the time. My girls are 8 and 10. I think since they were about 18 months they most certainly had their own clothing opinions. So I never feel like I got much of a say. But I did love them in denim combined with something floral. Such a classic without being too fru-fru.
- Mary | 1:56 PM
my 3mo old + blue BumGenius cloth diaper + blue argyle BabyLegs + no shirt + playing on the floor = cutest kid ever (slightly biased)
- TheGirl | 1:56 PM
Definitely a pair of leggings, and a Threadless Tshirt. Always makes my daughter look put together, she is super comfortable and she can move!
- Angie | 2:18 PM
My pairing = maternity pants + really large tshirt + shape-up shoe knockoffs + hauling my toddler around hoping it doesn't make me go into preterm labor.
- Miranda | 2:48 PM
My daughter in monster pajamas and princess slippers curled up with me on a Saturday morning watching cartoons while my husband goes to pick up bagels and coffee.
- Miss M | 3:47 PM
We live in Chucks, especially for play. All of us...
Tissue tee and super broken-in Long n' Lean Gap jeans, for weekends romping around with my twirly-skirted daughter.
- Brit | 5:12 PM
I love leggings + short dress/long t-shirt + cardigan. Cutest look on kids!
- hannah | 5:18 PM
drop waist sweater dress + purple polka dot leggings + green tin pail = quick trip to the library!
For my baby: Bare feet + comfy summer dress + sun hat + a walk around the neighborhood after dinner--the whole family
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slayer onsie + carpenter jeans + little black chuck taylors + thrift store jean jacket that i studded out the back of = time to rock out and run around moshing with mama in the living room
- Ann Lienemann | 5:20 AM
I have a crawler so lately it's a onesie and leggings (to show off her chunky legs) and bare feet in the playroom. We also have frequent dance parties in our pajamas
- Krissy | 6:06 AM
I love my blue cotton shorts and white tank chasing my 2 year old daughter in her pink tye-dyed sundress in the sand at the beach.
- Kendra | 7:10 AM
My favorite outfit for her is leggings that used to be oversized pants + sundress + cardigan + sitting in the dirt, seeing how much you can scoop up and drop in your lap. I used to spend a lot of time getting upset about how cute those clothes were before she decided to sit in the dirt. Now I just snap a picture of how cute she is having the time of her life in the dirt!
- Katie | 7:11 AM
I put Eoghan in his first fall outfit. He is 4.5 months. First time in anything but a onsie this weekend. Adorable. He is adorble in anything though. Long sleeved onsie from Old Navy. Hoodie by Carters. Hand me down striped socks and pants and baby vans. We are a family of skaters. Well some of us skate and some of us used to or will in the future.
- Katie | 7:18 AM
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My kids love to dress themselves these days, so I stick to jeans or jean shorts and let them pick the top.
Trouser cut jeans + Dansko clogs + fitted v-neck t-shirt = walking the kids to school every morning.
- mar | 12:33 PM
My young grandson loves his sweatpants and his Chicago Cubs little shirt to play ball in.
email@example.com - Maggie May | 12:46 PM
tight low ride jeans, layered cotton tops, flats and Friday Night Family Night with my gang@!
- Patty | 1:21 PM
I agree, dressing my daughter is the highlight of my morning sometimes. And she's 5. Thank heaven for old houses with high closets little arms cant reach even on a step stool.
I love her in a t-shirt dress over jeans with her fancy silver boots. Or any boot for that matter. - kelly | 1:22 PM
shirt dress with flip flops / kids on me/stroller, taking the dogs for a walk.
<3 - Sarahviz | 1:23 PM
With 3 boys, it's definitely Nike mesh shorts, a random Red Sox tee and grass-stained knees = playing football in the yard.
- gypsy | 1:33 PM
My favorite thing to dress my one year old in is a pair of longish plaid cargo shorts and a brown shirt with western snaps. If it's cool, he has a brown pullover with a dinosaur to complete the look. Stylish, functional, fun. Works great for crawling around and banging on drums.
- peg42 | 1:39 PM
I love jeans & graphic tee's for my kids. They're easy to clean and last quite awhile.
Thanks so much.
rickpeggysmith(at)aol(dot)com - Adrienne | 1:59 PM
Gotta go with Tunic plus leggings plus ballet flats. Nothing more comfy.
- Shelley Johnson | 4:09 PM
I love the new jeggings.
Bloggytime20 at yahoo dot com - Cindy | 4:25 PM
My favorite and most comfortable are sweats and a tee.
- Scott | 5:13 PM
Pajamas and movies at home
firstname.lastname@example.com - Abbie | 5:23 PM
As an AZ girl, I need my Old Navy flip flops. They're a staple in my wardrobe for more than 6 months straight. Recently, I've enjoyed wearing them to the library with my baby for story time, cause they're super comfy to sit on the floor in. Oh the possibilities with an Old Navy gift card! I hope I win!
- Mia | 5:24 PM
My daughter loves leggings, tunic shirt, cardigan and sandals (it's still hot here). I think she is adorable!
- Christine | 5:24 PM
I love warm fleecy items (so cozy) with quiet playtime, just snuggled up together reading a book!
- Melissa | 5:26 PM
For my six-year-old daughter, I love her in her vintage a-line babydressturnedtop with stripey shorts and Converse sneakers for gym day at school
- Elisabeth@YCCII | 5:27 PM
Favorite play clothes- vintagey dresses and stripey tights. If the dresses are actually vintage and were mine, we don't have to worry about messing them up!
Oh, and overalls-- which are SO hard to find in bigger sizes. OLD NAVY ARE YOU LISTENING?
Favorite activities include arranging refrigerator magnets, chasing birds, and painting with the milk bottle (which Lolly is doing right now on the floor). -
Jeans and going to the park!
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Sweat pants and ice skating
- Dia | 5:46 PM
ON flip flops + shorts and I'm ready for some fun in the sun!
- Whitney and Steve | 5:53 PM
Rolled up old jeans + flip flops + splashing in the water at Millenium Park = a really good day by anyone's standards.
Micro Performance Fleece Hoodies & Pants + playing at the park!
email@example.com - agordon10 | 6:01 PM
My daughter is a dress and tshirt underneath kinda girl.
Baseball jersey+jeans+tennis shoes +game of tball in the backyard
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Warm sweater, comfy jeans, boots and a walk through the fall leaves!
email@example.com - Meghann | 6:27 PM
For my 18-mo-old daughter:
Playdress + leggings + sparkly polka dot converse = morning at the park with friends - Suz | 6:39 PM
Dress, leggings, and mary janes and walking around the park.
txhottie_86 at yahoo dot com - MOMFOREVERANDEVER | 7:23 PM
SHORTS AND A TANK AT HOME comfort rules and when they get dirty- change into another set
- sara | 7:24 PM
Navy spaghetti straps maxi dress, open grey jersey cardigan, chaco sandals, and my lululemon white headband - perfect for traveling through several parts of Asia.
- Joy | 7:44 PM
Old navy jeans, Cotton T, slip on sandals and pushing a swing on a cool day.
- mickeyfan | 7:49 PM
For me it's jeans+hoodie+old tennies+my dog=hanging out at the farm and enjoying a lovely fall day.
- Tina Z | 7:59 PM
My favorite play clothes are a long tank top and loose trouser jeans worn while camping. A cozy sweatshirt would be nearby for the chilly night spent eating 'smores around a campfire! tzappile @ gmail . com
- Rynell | 8:07 PM
Leggings + sweater dress + canvas mary janes for my girl.
trouser jeans + t shirt + clogs + cardigan with toggle closures for me.
Perfect for reading together, running errands, playing at the park, soccer game for her brother and ice cream afterward. - Stephanie | 8:44 PM
peace & love shirt, rock & roll black cargo pants, black shoes for dinner with the family at a restaurant.
tvollowitz at aol dot com - Eric and Beckii | 8:46 PM
I'm in LOVE with Old Navy. Its the only place I buy jeans for my 2 year old. And he's a tee shirt kind of guy, so I'm loving the collectables they're coming out with. So cute! firstname.lastname@example.com
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- ellecee | 10:09 PM
braided pigtails + Old Navy polka dot hoodie and matching capris + Old Navy flip flops + the zoo = looks of wonder as she viewed live penguins for the first time! :) <3 it!
ellecee123 at gmail dot com - Cindy | 1:52 AM
Either sweats or jeans and a tee shirt
A pair of sweatpants and comfy shirt for running on the treadmill.
For our daughter a pair of yoga pants and a t-shirt for lounging around the house.
LuckyTammy1971(at)gmail(dot)com - April | 3:34 AM
Most of my pairings involve the activity of work so that's boring. How about my favorite capris and the flowery blue sleeveless top with flip flops for dog walking?
- buzzd | 5:05 AM
capris with a comfy yet stylish blouse and sandals. It is all about the comfort
- fostertam | 5:25 AM
Warm up pants and one of my very soft Old Navy T-shirts
Love my Max in her grey polka dotted leggings with her giraffe sweater and purple shirt-and then we go to the reading circle at the library!
- Mindy | 7:46 AM
My son just made the switch from private school to public school so we find ourselves in need of a new wardrobe. My challenge is finding enough items that he likes so that we avoid the same type of outfit everyday. My favorite is dark wash straight legged jeans + waffle knit shirt in sage green + plaid button up shirt over it + a trip to the park to play catch together = fun mother/son bonding!
- dawns41 | 8:15 AM
I like to be paired in comfy shorts and a sleeveless Ruffled top.
firstname.lastname@example.com - Tiffany | 8:36 AM
denim skirt+ comfy top + converse + strolling with my children= a good day
- Pets and their people | 9:07 AM
I love the Ruffle-Trim Velour Hoodies for Baby and Ruffle-Trim Velour Pants for Baby to wear while she's riding her Bumble Bee
- cora d | 9:26 AM
For my daughter - cotton dress over cotton leggings, bare feet (I'd have her wear sandals but her feet are to chubby for them to fit comfortably).
For me - yoga pants and a t-shirt! But, I do try to actually get dressed every day, usually shorts and a t-shirt and flats. - Katie | 9:53 AM
Embroidered tank top + long cardigan + old ripped favorite jeans + farmer's market on a Saturday morning = my FAVE!
- laura | 10:01 AM
t-shirt + leggings + flats = weekend shopping
- Heathrow's World | 10:02 AM
My girl in her pj's, which are leggins and a t shirt, in the carseat in the car. Still with bed head, on our way to daycare in the morning. She looks so darn snuggly, and makes me happy that she loves her daycare person so much.
- Adina B | 10:10 AM
Did Fable get a haircut? SO CUTE.
Leggings and tunic-y shirt/dress for both mom and daughter at the playground. - Adina B | 10:11 AM
Did Fable get a haircut? SO CUTE.
Leggings and tunic-y shirt/dress for both mom and daughter at the playground. - CarrieB | 10:30 AM
soft canvas pants + hand-me-down tee shirts for my 17-mo-old who has just discovered the slides at the toddler playground!
- FernLePlante | 10:49 AM
Old Navy swim suits + Old Navy beach towels + swimming at the pool.
Thanks for the giveaway.
fernleplante at g mail dot com - Renski17 | 11:21 AM
For my busy boys, jeans, a t-shirt and a hoodie are best! And Old Navy has the latest styles.
email@example.com - Natalie | 11:23 AM
Anything me and the mister can get dirty and do boyish things in. Either pulling him in his wagon or watching him learn to run Anywhere :)
i loved playing in my red coards and my whinnie the pooh sweatshirt. i wish they had that outfit for grown ups.
- Lacretia | 11:41 AM
Billowy dress + suntan + pool time + a good book + strawberry mojito = the best days of summer.
Thanks for the chance to win! - Dia | 11:48 AM
my pairings Old Navy fuzzy socks + Old Navy pajamas + watching a movie + popcorn!
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- Amy Fisher | 11:55 AM
Fuzzy footed jammies + silver ski bunny parka + leopard-print beanie + cold fall colorado morning = breakfast outside in the playhouse (this, of course, is my daughter's favorite outfit, although mine is quite similar)
- Laura | 12:18 PM
I am all about leggings with long tops or dresses over them lately.
- Erica | 1:18 PM
I have some black ON gauchos that I love paired with some brightly colored t-shirts as we trike or scooter through the neighborhood.
- Amanda | 1:25 PM
I can't wait for my little guy to get here - as my first, I am so looking forward to making him a little fashion icon from the start! I love Old Navy basics and I know he will too.
- hmb | 2:12 PM
Old Navy has a great selection of stylish maternity clothes. A comfy pair of jeans, top and sweater is comfy and cute as I go about my business.
email@example.com - Beth | 2:46 PM
We are all about the dresses and skirts now since we are in the midst of potty training. Would have to say I love her in her yellow sandals and a blue yellow striped skirt and ruffled cream shirt from target! Favorite place is the park for sure!
- Em | 2:50 PM
play clothes for us are skirts. my 2-year-old is a tom boy, for sure, but there's no reason a tom boy can't wear skirts, even if they are covered in muck by 9am.
- Alexis | 3:45 PM
My favorite combo for the girls is striped tights, rain boots, cute little dresses and rolling down the hill in our backyard.
- The Sunshyn | 3:56 PM
The Floral + Denim jacket + Sandals is just precious. :)
My favorite lately is being comfy - a tunic with Thai wrap pants - lisa | 4:51 PM
I love my lounge pants and cotton tops. email@example.com
- MadEnoughWorld | 5:12 PM
Awww Fable is fab-ulous!
Anything made with cotton. The most important thing is breathability. So, cotton, silk. Not poly, not wool. I get itchy to the point I want to start scratching walls. Leggings to me, as tights, are also evil. I like to wear pajamas all day, to be honest. - irene | 9:31 PM
For my 2 yo Hazel it would have to be today's combo (in black and white) -- Bob Marley tee + leopard print mini + black/white striped leggings + pink chuck taylors! having a girl is tons of fun!!
- AmandaYeager | 1:50 AM
We live in dresses with leggings and cute boots, but my fav is barefoot in jeans at the beach on a cold morning...watching my girls imagination soar with a view
A pair of sweatpants and comfy shirt for running on the treadmill.
For our daughter a pair of yoga pants and a t-shirt for lounging around the house.
LuckyTammy1971(at)gmail(dot)com - fostertam | 5:26 AM
soft capris and a pullover
- Cindy | 6:02 AM
I love to throw on my sweats and sit back and watch a good movie.
- dawns41 | 8:04 AM
Swimsuit and Coverup and spashing in the pool with your children.
firstname.lastname@example.com - KowgirlsRule | 9:14 AM
My favorite is leggings, sandals, large shirt and swinging in the swings.
- lauraandbill2001 | 9:18 AM
I love pairing the sweater dresses with leggings! They are so durable they can be worn anywhere for play.
- mamaneedsavillage | 9:20 AM
Favorite play clothes is pretty much anything we can get dirty in. Jeans and tshirt kind of outfits. I love dressing my daughter in fun/cute outfits, but now that she is 2, she has a serious mind of her own and doesn't always agree with my styling choices. GO FIGURE. For her birthday this year I let her pick out her own outfit. I picked dress, she wanted to wear her winter faux fur coat. IN JULY! I let her. It was her birthday. We call it her Fancy Coat. It's soft and fuzzy. One of her faves.
Love Fables outfits, wishing my daughter was as cooperative! - Lisa | 9:26 AM
My ankle-length jean capris + a cami + a light over-sized flowy sweater + ballet flats + a walk on the lake with my puppy :)
- hannah at honey & jam | 9:49 AM
jeans + park. best ever.
- Lou Lou Belle | 10:02 AM
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JEANS AND A TEE - Stephanie | 10:57 AM
My favorite play clothes is a pair of old jeans and a grey and white striped tank.
- pauline15 | 11:32 AM
For the girls, some leggings and an oversized t-shirt for family movie night. For the boys, big sweats and t-shirts. We look forward to this night every month!
- mkjmc | 11:48 AM
I love the graphic tees and a pair of Jersey pants for Pre school~
- tatertot374 | 11:52 AM
I like for the kids to wear cut off sweats and let the kids paint
Thank you
firstname.lastname@example.com - Laura | 12:21 PM
For fall I can't wait to pull out my skinny jeans, boots and oversized sweaters
- Laura | 12:21 PM
For fall I can't wait to pull out my skinny jeans, boots and oversized sweaters
- clc408 | 12:37 PM
Cotton shorts and tee for walking in the park.
- Home Sweet Sarah | 1:06 PM
Yoga pants + t-shirt = hiking! (Or sitting on the couch watching reality TV. WHATever.)
- hmb | 6:30 PM
Old Navy have a great selection of maternity clothes, too. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Myssie | 7:58 PM
jeans (I have two current favs right now) black tank or tee and a light cardi (it's teal and lime green).
In the back yard with the kids running amuck. - sodahoney | 9:01 PM
Sweat suit, running sneaks, on a running track
- April | 3:02 AM
A pair of old comfy jeans and a big tshirt. Best combo for everything.
A pair of sweatpants and comfy shirt for running on the treadmill.
For our daughter a pair of yoga pants and a t-shirt for lounging around the house.
LuckyTammy1971(at)gmail(dot)com - fostertam | 5:23 AM
comfy jeans and my favorite LSU t-shirt
- lauraandbill2001 | 6:38 AM
The toddler sweater dresses are adorable!
- Cindy | 7:51 AM
Sweats and tee watching a movie
- dawns41 | 8:37 AM
I love comfy cargo shorts and cotton tank top for going to the park.
email@example.com - clc408 | 10:19 AM
Capris, tee and sneakers for daily walks.
- Sarah | 10:26 AM
Yoga pants + book + ice cream on a stick = happy mom.
Skinny jeans + tank top + flip flops = happy tween daughter.
Trying for a new baby, too.

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Wakestock line up announced
The Streets, Groove Armada, Supergrass...
Photographer: Cher Permaul27 February 2008
Others on the bill for the wakeboarding and music festival include Funeral For A Friend, The Young Knives, The Hoosiers, Hadouken!, Metronomy, Jazzie B and Audio Bullys.
It is the first time Wakestock has been staged in two locations, having built itself up at the noth Wales location.
It features pro wake boarding competition by day, before competitors and fans gather for live music and DJs in the evening.
Tickets go on sale Friday (29 February) and are £85 for the weekend or £110 with camping. Day tickets are also available.
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Long Thompson campaigns in Daviess County today
INDIANAPOLIS - Democratic candidate for governor Jill Long Thompson is scheduled to hold a campaign rally today in Washington, Ind.
The event is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Eastern time today at Senior Family Services, 211 E. Main St., Washington, her campaign announced. The public is invited.
Long Thompson, a former congresswoman from northeast Indiana and a former U.S. undersecretary of agriculture, is the Democratic gubernatorial nominee. She is opposing Republican incumbent Gov. Mitch Daniels in Tuesday's election.
Long Thompson has other rallies scheduled later today in Bedford, Ind., Paoli, Ind., and Salem, Ind.
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September 9, 1983
The President announced today a nuclear-powered Trident fleet ballistic missile submarine will be
named U.S.S Henry M. Jackson in honor of the late Senator Henry Martin Jackson of Washington
State. Senator Jackson, who died September 1, was elected to the House of Representatives in
1940 and to the Senate in 1952. ``During his unique career of national leadership, he was a
bipartisan champion of personal freedoms and of a strong national defense. One of his many
legislative accomplishments was serving as principal congressional advocate and sponsor of the
Trident submarine program,'' the President said.
The Henry M. Jackson, fifth ship of the Ohio class, will be 560 feet long, 42 feet wide, and will
displace approximately 18,700 tons when submerged. She will carry 24 Trident I ballistic missiles,
along with Mark 48 torpedoes.
SSBN - 730 originally was designated U.S.S. Rhode Island. The Navy now intends to name the
Los Angeles class nuclear attack submarine SSN - 719 U.S.S. Providence, in honor of the capital
city of Rhode Island.
The Henry M. Jackson will be launched by the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corp.
on October 15, 1983, at Groton, Conn., and will join the Pacific Fleet in 1985, homeported at
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Poetry Magazine
About My Birthday
From Springing: New and Selected Poems by Marie Ponsot, copyright © 2002 by Marie Ponsot. Used by permission of Alfred A. Knopf, a division of Random House, Inc. Any third party use of this material, outside of this publication, is prohibited. Interested parties must apply directly to Random House, Inc. for permission.
Source: Poetry (May 2013).
Poems by Marie Ponsot
Poem Categorization
SUBJECT Living, Birth & Birthdays
POET'S REGION U.S., Mid-Atlantic
Poetic Terms Rhymed Stanza
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The Yaml Component
The Yaml Component¶
The Yaml component loads and dumps YAML files.
What is It?¶
The Symfony Yaml component parses YAML strings to convert them to PHP arrays. It is also able to convert PHP arrays to YAML strings.
YAML, YAML Ain't Markup Language, is a human friendly data serialization standard for all programming languages. YAML is a great format for your configuration files. YAML files are as expressive as XML files and as readable as INI files.
The Symfony Yaml Component implements a selected subset of features defined in the YAML 1.2 version specification.
Learn more about the Yaml component in the The YAML Format article.
You can install the component in 2 different ways:
- Install it via Composer (
on Packagist); - Use the official Git repository (https://github.com/symfony/Yaml).
One of the goals of Symfony Yaml is to find the right balance between speed and features. It supports just the needed features to handle configuration files. Notable lacking features are: document directives, multi-line quoted messages, compact block collections and multi-document files.
Real Parser¶
It sports a real parser and is able to parse a large subset of the YAML specification, for all your configuration needs. It also means that the parser is pretty robust, easy to understand, and simple enough to extend.
Clear Error Messages¶
Whenever you have a syntax problem with your YAML files, the library outputs a helpful message with the filename and the line number where the problem occurred. It eases the debugging a lot.
Dump Support¶
It is also able to dump PHP arrays to YAML with object support, and inline level configuration for pretty outputs.
Types Support¶
It supports most of the YAML built-in types like dates, integers, octals, booleans, and much more...
Full Merge Key Support¶
Full support for references, aliases, and full merge key. Don't repeat yourself by referencing common configuration bits.
Using the Symfony YAML Component¶
The Symfony Yaml component is very simple and consists of two main classes:
one parses YAML strings (Parser
), and the
other dumps a PHP array to a YAML string
On top of these two classes, the Yaml
acts as a thin wrapper that simplifies common uses.
Reading YAML Files¶
The parse()
method parses a YAML
string and converts it to a PHP array:
1 2 3 4 5 | use Symfony\Component\Yaml\Parser;
$yaml = new Parser();
$value = $yaml->parse(file_get_contents('/path/to/file.yml'));
If an error occurs during parsing, the parser throws a
indicating the error type and the line in the original YAML string where the
error occurred:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | use Symfony\Component\Yaml\Exception\ParseException;
try {
$value = $yaml->parse(file_get_contents('/path/to/file.yml'));
} catch (ParseException $e) {
printf("Unable to parse the YAML string: %s", $e->getMessage());
As the parser is re-entrant, you can use the same parser object to load different YAML strings.
It may also be convenient to use the
wrapper method:
1 2 3 | use Symfony\Component\Yaml\Yaml;
$yaml = Yaml::parse(file_get_contents('/path/to/file.yml'));
The parse()
static method takes a YAML
string or a file containing YAML. Internally, it calls the
method, but enhances the
error if something goes wrong by adding the filename to the message.
Because it is currently possible to pass a filename to this method, you must validate the input first. Passing a filename is deprecated in Symfony 2.2, and will be removed in Symfony 3.0.
Writing YAML Files¶
The dump()
method dumps any PHP
array to its YAML representation:
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$array = array(
'foo' => 'bar',
'bar' => array('foo' => 'bar', 'bar' => 'baz'),
$dumper = new Dumper();
$yaml = $dumper->dump($array);
file_put_contents('/path/to/file.yml', $yaml);
Of course, the Symfony Yaml dumper is not able to dump resources. Also, even if the dumper is able to dump PHP objects, it is considered to be a not supported feature.
If an error occurs during the dump, the parser throws a
If you only need to dump one array, you can use the
static method shortcut:
1 2 3 | use Symfony\Component\Yaml\Yaml;
$yaml = Yaml::dump($array, $inline);
The YAML format supports two kind of representation for arrays, the expanded one, and the inline one. By default, the dumper uses the inline representation:
1 | { foo: bar, bar: { foo: bar, bar: baz } }
The second argument of the dump()
method customizes the level at which the output switches from the expanded
representation to the inline one:
1 | echo $dumper->dump($array, 1);
1 2 | foo: bar
bar: { foo: bar, bar: baz }
1 | echo $dumper->dump($array, 2);
1 2 3 4 | foo: bar
foo: bar
bar: baz
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Credit hours required for minor 21
Core Requirements: 12 hours
Required Courses: 3 hours Choose one from the following courses
Electives: 6 hours Choose two from the following courses
Amber Jinnett
"I have worked on a Spanish minor, knowing it could be useful going into the education field. This is especially helpful in my hometown, which is where I hope to teach one day. As I have been student teaching, my Spanish minor has come in handy. I am going to be working with a kindergarten student that is fluent in Spanish, and knows very little English. This has been a great opportunity to put my minor in action. This will impact my ability to communicate witha studentthat would be struggling in the classroom." ~ Amber Jinnett, Spanish Minor - December 2010 ~


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Hypocrisy exposed
Pendulum staff questions sincerity behind university's pursuit of free speech
Following comments from the community, we have published a follow up to this editorial to clarify The Pendulum's stance.
The guise of meaningful exchange and public discourse has been ripped away to expose Elon University's true priorities when it comes to free speech on campus.
We've seen a special College Coffee, discussions and forums, the creation of a Speakers' Corner and the Elon administration make free speech and the First Amendment rights of students a matter of high importance. Yet in the last week, the university administration has bluntly put an end to this dialogue by punishing a student for speaking candidly about a serious campus problem.
The Pendulum's only wish is for the Elon administration to stick to its own word.
Smith Jackson, vice president and dean of Student Life, spoke at this month's First Thursday Forum and said, "Obviously we choose not to restrict free speech on campus."
Less than 24 hours later, Elon sophomore Hilary Stevenson was sent an email stating she could be charged with violating the Elon Honor Code based on her statements in last week's edition of The Pendulum. In the article, "As Tap House thrives, security issues increase," Stevenson said she had a fake ID that made it easy for her to drink underage. Stevenson was offered the opportunity to speak anonymously and chose to have her name published. Her statement was part of a larger story that focused on the lack of security at this popular nightspot and the prevalence of underage drinking at the bar.
Despite Elon's commitment to an open exchange of information and students' right to free speech, the administration has hypocritically chosen to stifle the student body's voice through a blatant act of censorship.
The Pendulum is a public forum that encourages, supports and demands honest dialogue from students, faculty and staff. The administration's decision to pursue charges against one of our sources is not only narrow-minded, but also counterproductive to its overarching goal to limit underage drinking.
Police cars from both Campus Safety and Police and the Elon Police Department were stationed outside of Tap House Thursday, one of the bar's most popular nights. Before entering the bar, students were given a new set of rules, which included a new membership requirement for entrance. These are positive steps taken by the management of Tap House and local law enforcement agencies. Some may chalk it up to coincidences, but we strongly believe these changes are in direct response to the recent Pendulum article.
It's these positive changes the university seems to not only ignore but also devalue in its pursuit to punish one student. If the university is truly concerned with upholding the Honor Code and curbing underage drinking, then it would allow The Pendulum to do its job without interference by reprimanding students who choose to speak candidly about important issues.
"If what you want is for people as a community to come together and talk frankly and honestly about what problems exist and how to fix them, then you have to recognize punishing people who admit to violations that are over and done with will actually result in the perpetuating of the problem you're seeking to eliminate," said Adam Goldstein, attorney advocate at the Student Press Law Center.
What is just as concerning is the lack of comment from President Leo Lambert on this sudden and hypocritical turn in administrative policy, as a figure who has been at the forefront of this semester's discussions.
If the university administration truly cares and strives for free speech and an open exchange of ideas, it must drop the threat of charging students for partaking in that exchange. We are a community that must listen to one another, even when that dialogue is one not necessarily easy. The Elon administration has made a grave mistake and The Pendulum will not stand for it.
Elon must not create an environment where students are scared of repercussions and become unwilling to speak to The Pendulum or any other news organization.
Elon administration has the responsibility to respect the integrity of those who choose to come forward as honest participants in this so-called open dialogue.
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Introducing action research as the basis for curriculum change within a mental health context : a narrative from a critical friend.
Chapman, Helen McGregor (1996) Introducing action research as the basis for curriculum change within a mental health context : a narrative from a critical friend. .
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Have you already decided where would you be partying or spending your New Year's Eve this year? Australians especially the ones residing in Sydney or are travelling to Sydney have a lots of amazing events to choose from. Here are 5 places to be in Sydney, Australia on last night of 2013.
5 Places to Be in Sydney, Australia on Last Night of 2013
1. Sydney Harbour's New Year's Eve Fireworks- New Year's Eve fireworks display is the most epic of events to witness on the very night. The sky is painted in several glittering colors with world's one of the best fireworks display on the New Year's Eve. In addition to usual 9pm and midnight fireworks there will be an extra pyrotechnics display at 10.30pm on the Sydney harbor, Australia. The main fireworks show will display will feature 11,000 aerial shells and 25,000 comets as reported by the Daily Telegraph AU. The extra firework show is inspired by Reg Mombassa artwork. The secret Sydney Harbor Bridge fireworks show will be bigger than previous years' show and will be as high as 12 storeys and will be as wide as 72 meters.
2. Party at The Sydney Opera House - Like every year, the Sydney Opera House will host one of the Australia's biggest New Year's Eve bash. 2013's Sydney Opera House will have Sneaky Sound System as their biggest entertainers and the menu of the party will include celebrity chef Matt Moran's delicacies. The party that costs the ticket of $495 wil last from 7pm to 1.30pm. Commemorating it's 40 years for the first time in a decade, Sydney Opera House will be launching more than 1000 fireworks. "We are marking the 40th anniversary of Sydney Opera House in the best way that Sydney NYE knows how - brilliant, specially designed fireworks, firing from the world-famous sails,'' said Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore as reported by Sydney Morning Herald.
3. Skrillex at Bondi Beach- Musician Skrillex or Sonny John Moore will be lighting up the last night of the year 2013 at the shore of Bondi beach from 8pm. There is an exciting lineup of DJs and acts including What So Not, Alvin Risk, Jack Beats and more. The tickets cost around $118-$125.
4. Sydney Harbor Party: Luna Park-In its annual bash Luna Park will host a party featuring entertainers like Timmy Trumpet, Havana Brown and Ian Carey. The party not only includes the entertainer's performance but unlimited rides access by the ticket buyers as well as view of the Sydney Harbor fireworks. The party starts at 6.30 pm and the ticket costs $139.
5. Marquee's Annual New Year's Eve party- One of the top 5 events in Sydney, Australia includes Marquee's 2013 New Year's Eve bash. The star performers of the party are hip hop and R&B artist Ray J. Accompanying him as the party entertainer are Stafford Brothers and Grammy nominated DJ Morgan Page. The tickets of the event costs $99 to $1000.


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Several scammers actually responded. One of them, assured he'd earn $150 for doing so, wrote: "Yes, it is because in the olden days, the white man used black man to obtain there qualities, I mean by collecting the treasure items in African, especially west African...I mean salve [sic] trade."
Kinsella posted this response on 419hell, then added his own commentary: "White people, from 100 years ago are responsible for your deplorable behavior today!?! Wow...that's fucking pathetic."
Another baiting tradition that Kinsella enjoys is called the "trophy." It is a photo that a baiter requests a scammer take of himself. Typically, it features the scammer engaged in some bizarre activity, such as balancing a dead fish on his head, or holding a sign that reads, "I like enema fudge."
One of Kinsella's trophies is featured on the FAQ page of 419hell. The photo shows about twenty Africans around a banner that that says: "Frequently Asked Questions."
Next to the banner stands "Pastor Isaac" of Nigeria, with his parishioners. Isaac has written several e-mails, now posted on 419hell, with updates on a new building he's constructing at the behest of an American congregation. The project's benefactor asked him to set up the photo.
The benefactor's name? None other than Calvin Huckle of the Holy Orc Church.
Some baiters frown upon Kinsella's antics.
The forum sections of scam-baiting sites often host lengthy debates on what's ethical and what's not. But, notes Jillian Gerard at 419eater, the general consensus is against "burning" scammers.
"In the larger scheme, it doesn't help the cause," she says. "It only serves to educate the scammer. We don't tell the scammers they've been baited — ever."
Kinsella believes both approaches have merit. "At 419eater and ScamWarners, they always want the scammer to be scratching his head," he says. "But I think burning hurts their ego; it brings them down a peg. And the entertainment value is so high."
Kinsella has encouraged victims to become accomplices in his baits, which, says Gerard, ScamWarners would never do. "The scammer has their real information," she says. "If the scammer gets real mad, it's just not safe."
He also posts conversations with victims on his site without their consent. The mere mention of one particular victim — James J. Hill of Beaufort, South Carolina — draws a physical reaction from Kinsella.
"It's like, 'Come on, dude!'" he groans, thrusting both fists to his forehead. "I will bet my whole life savings that you'll not convince him that some of these guys are fake."
Hill is a 75-year-old retired Navy pilot on military disability pension. In the last couple years, he says, scammers have drained much of it. His wife, Joline, says her husband is on medication, which she thinks impairs his judgment.
Hill says he was swindled out of $100,000 a few years ago after being contacted by someone claiming to be the son of former Liberian president Charles Taylor. Now, he claims to have partnered with a Danish brigadier general in the United Nations' peacekeeping forces by the name of Gorson. Though the two have never met, Hill claims they have plans to start a private security-training school.
Just months ago, adds Hill, scammers intercepted their e-mail correspondence and swiped $30,000 out of his bank account. "Gorson was mad at me for it, but he's not a scammer. He's a commissioned general and a fine officer."
Kinsella, under the alias of "Frank Jackson," has spent hours trying to convince Hill that "General Gorson" doesn't exist. Some of these conversations are posted on 419hell.
"I'm amazed that someone could be so deeply in denial about something that is so obvious to any other human being," Kinsella says.
But Hill won't budge. "I like Frank, and I appreciate what he's doing," Hill says. "But there's a lot of it he calls scams that aren't scams!"
Meanwhile, Ari Gaitanis, a public-affairs officer at the United Nations, says no one holding senior positions in the field is from Denmark or has the last name of Gorson.
Since starting up 419hell, Paul Kinsella has received at least four death threats.
The site's testimonials page showcases the furious rants of scammers he's burned — or, as Kinsella terms them, "people whose lives we've touched." He's been called a "fool," a "son of a beast" and a "white dirty stinking pig."
One lad told Kinsella that he appealed to an "African witch doctor" and "Amadioha, the god of revenger" to bring about Calvin Huckle's death. The West African scammer wrote: "I am going to deal with you spiritual," and vowed to speed things along by purchasing a "she African native cow" to sacrifice to the "Okija Shrine."
None of this fazes Kinsella. "The chances that I'd be in danger are minimal," he says. "If something requires a lot of effort on their part, I don't think they'll do it. They're pretty lazy."
As far as the future goes, Kinsella is thinking about creating a private detective agency called "Bully-Busters." Its mission: to shoot real-life footage of schoolyard bullies, in the hope of getting the bully expelled. In the interim, it's full-steam ahead for the master baiter at 419hell.
"There's an unlimited supply of guys to go after," he says. "You'll never run out. You could do this your whole life and never meet the same scammer twice."


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Participating in the discussion on the motion of thanks to the Governor for his address to the Assembly, he said the Pampa- Achencovil-Vaipar link project would transform parts of Kerala into parched land.
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Fort-de-France is the capital and the largest city in Martinique with about 150,000 inhabitants, making it one of the larger cities in this part of the Caribbean. It is located on the central west coast of the island on the north side of the Fort-de-France Bay, at the mouth of the Madame River and is the cultural, economical and administrative hart of the island, as well as a major transport hub. The city has all the amenities travellers will need, including very fine hotels, restaurants and nightlife, as well as many historical and cultural events and buildings.
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Conversion from graph adjacency matrix to incidence matrix.
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Returns a sparse incidence matrix 'mInc' according to the adjacency matrix 'mAdj'. The edge ordering in the incidence matrix is according to the order of adjacent edges of vertices starting from the 1st vertex, i.e. first edges coincide with first vertex, next edges coincide with second vertex, etc. If the graph is directed, the incidence matrix mInc contains -1s, indicating an "in-going" edge, and 1s indicating an "out-going" edge. If the graph is undirected, the incidence matrix mInc contains only 1s.
Oops! Forget my latter question :-)
Please, how could I modify it in order to contain +1 and -1 instead of only logical values? Thanks!
I just uploaded an updated version with self-loops checks and I also added an example. However, I left the conversion to sparse matrix unchanged, because I believe that in most cases the adjency matrix will contain "enough" zeros to have the computation more efficient. btw. I didn't use spdiags because according to my simulations, it is slower than normal diag (and since I use it only for a check, it shouldn't last long).
P.S. Thank you once again Wolfgang for all those hints.
Now that's much better and much faster. Two minor things that can still be improved. First, if the adjacency matrix is supplied as full matrix, you don't really need to convert it to sparse. It should work without converting. Returning the incidence matrix as sparse however, is always a good idea since it likely contains many more zeros than the adjacency matrix.
Second, the function fails in case of nonzeros on the main diagonal. While this may rarely happen (except when your graph has 1-cycles), it may be worth an a-priori check using the function spdiags.
By the way, it might be nicer to write ~issparse(mAdj) instead of (issparse(mAdj)==0), but that's really not so important. And... providing a minimal example in the help block is always good.
Thanks for the update.
Well, thank you for pointing out those "bugs". You are right about all you said.Actually I already planned to change it to some more efficient algorithm without loops, but as I can see you basically already solved it:-). So thank you. I will soon really simplify the code and post it here.
At first sight, this function is quite good. It has a reasonable help, error checks and quite a few comments in the code. Yet, regarding its computational efficiency, there is a serious short-coming. It is heavily looped, both when extracting edges from the adjacency matrix and when building the incidence matrix. This makes the function slow and makes it even slower when you have a sparse adjacency matrix as input. You can easily vectorize this function using the find function with two outputs. Following lines have been written for a conversion from a (sparse) adjacency matrix B to a sparse incidence matrix A.
siz = size(B); if siz(1)~=siz(2); error('B must be square'); end
nrknots = siz(1); nredges = nnz(B); [IXknots1,IXknots2] = find(B); sones = ones(nredges,1); IXedges = (1:nredges)';
A = sparse([IXedges; IXedges],... [IXknots1; IXknots2],... [-sones; sones],... nredges,nrknots);
Perhaps you have the time to modify your function so that it can handle sparse matrices efficiently. Right now, the function is very inefficient and hence I rate it with only one star. Yet, I am happy to change my rating when the above mentioned problems are fixed.
Error handling added + new comments
Major speed-up update thanks to Wolfgang Schwanghart
Self-loops check added (Thanks to Wolfgang Schwanghart)
warning identifier added + minor comments
faster check for matrix symmetry (minor speed-up)
function renamed to adj2inc() + speed-up
new optional parameter: adj2inc(A,0)= directed, graph,adj2inc(A,1) = undirected graph
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Pinar, Balci and Kennedy, J. H. (2003) Measures of Plant Surface-areas for Eurasian Watermilfoil and Water Stargrass. Journal of Aquatic Plant Management, 41, pp. 119-122.
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Plant surface areas were measured from samples of two common submersed aquatics with widely diverging morphologies: Eurasian watermilfoil ( Myriophyllum spicatum L.) and water stargrass ( Heteranthera dubia (Jacq.) MacM.). Measures for the highly dissected leaves of Eurasian watermilfoil involved development of a regression equation relating leaf length to direct measures of a subsample of leaf parts. Measures for the simple leaves of the stargrass were sums of measured triangles. Stem surfaces for both species were calculated as measured cylinders. Though the means of the stem length and leaf length were larger for stargrass samples, their mean surface area was 95 cm 2 which was less than the 108 cm 2 recorded for Eurasian watermilfoil samples. Relating surface area to dry weight for the stargrass was straightforward, with 1 mg of dry weight yielding an average 0.678 cm 2 of surface area. Biomass measures for the water milfoil were confounded by the additional weight of epiphytic algae persisting on cleaned samples. The results suggest that a lesstime consuming method for surface area measures of plants with highly dissected leaves and a caveat for using biomass measures to estimate surface area in such plants.
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All of the options call for disassembly of the massive cutting head, whose seals around the main bearing are broken and need to be repaired or replaced.
The first option calls for moving pieces of Bertha forward and then working on the machine vertically, which would require the narrowest shaft. Option two would entail bringing pieces up to the surface to work on them horizontally. The third option involves pulling the pieces and laying them horizontally at the bottom of the shaft, which would require the widest shaft to perform the work.
"Obviously, the smaller the shaft, the quicker the design, the quicker the construction, the less space it's taking up at the surface," Dixon says. "So that would be preferred. But we want to be completely satisfied."
Dixon says September 1 is the current latest estimate for when Bertha might start digging again, but he can't make any promises.
"We need to go step-by-step and make sure that the work is done safely, the conditions are safe and when it's done, we have a machine that's at 100 percent," he says.
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I Can Do It With a Real Penis Now
20-ish thug: Yo, girl, let me get a minute. I wanna buy you a popsicle.
Disgusted teen: I'm thirteen.
20-ish thug: Yeah, I know.
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Vendor: Crackerjacks! Crackerjacks!
Very drunk woman: Crackerjacks?! What about LSD??
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'…A Nation Where They Will Not be Judged by the Color of Their Skin, But by the Blood Alcohol Content of Their Character'
Drunk girl, to owner of pizza place: Hasta mañana!
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Drunk girl: He's not Italian, he's Greek! He speaks Yiddish and Greek!
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Teen girl #1: Whoa, are those apples really all in perfect rows?
Teen girl #2: Whole Foods has really out-yuppied itself this time.
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Oh, Sorry! It Was Just, with the Smell, the Armpit Hair, the Aura of Disdain…
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Girl: No. I'm from Long Island!
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Girl 1: I just saw, like, 3 cute Jewish-looking guys.
Girl 2: Yeah, that one in the window?
Girl 1: Yeah.
Girl 2: Wanna go touch his butt?
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Study suggests poor self-care partly to blame
FRIDAY, Oct. 10 (HealthDay News) -- In a group of Medicare beneficiaries who have diabetes, being depressed was associated with a higher death rate, according to a new study.
Publishing in the October issue of the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers from the University of Washington tracked 10,704 Medicare beneficiaries (average age of 75.6 years) who had diabetes and were enrolled in a disease management program in Florida. The participants' depression status was assessed by physician diagnosis, patient reports of antidepressant use, and answers to a brief screening test.
The researchers followed the participants for two years and recorded any deaths and causes of death that took place during that time.
The participants who had both diabetes and depression had an approximately 36 percent to 38 percent increased risk of dying from any cause. A total of 12.1 percent of these participants died during the study, compared with 10.4 percent of the participants without depression.
Participants who were treated with antidepressant medications in the year prior to the study had a 24 percent increased risk of death, compared to the participants who were not depressed. The study's authors suspect that the participants treated with antidepressants may have had more severe depression than other mildly depressed participants.
There was no difference in the incidence of cardiovascular or cerebrovascular events between the participants who took antidepressants and those who were not depressed.
"Rates of mortality from vascular disease may be decreasing in recent years among patients with diabetes due to more aggressive treatment of high blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose levels, as well as widespread use of preventative medications such as aspirin and beta blockers," the researchers surmised.
The study's authors said
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The pic of week is Nic. This adorable picture is of Nic V, who has been home for about a month, meeting up with his new cousin Moses. Someone is about to get a kiss on the nose, the question is which it will be...
Thanks for letting me publish it Jen, cough cough….
Posted by Kevin at July 27, 2004 08:04 PMGreat picture! We brought our son home in Feb. and him and our English Mastiff have become great friends. So your picture really caught my attention as it is a common picture in our home!
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He's a hero. Encrypt everything, run a tor relay, give to the EFF, etc etc... let's end this bullshit.
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@Kira-Lynn@twitter Kinda curious what it was he "meant as a compliment"
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I could have considered the URL first, I guess, but that link is NSFW.
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