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Takashi Murakami to Bring 'Jellyfish Eyes' to the Film Society
The world-renowned visual artist will be on hand June 1 to present his feature film debut as part of a U.S. screening tour. Watch a new trailer for the film and stay tuned for more details.
Fassbinder Retrospective Set for May and November at Film Society
Acclaimed German filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder will be the subject of a comprehensive two-part retrospective taking place at the Film Society of Lincoln Center this year. Details for "Fassbinder: Romantic Anarchist (Part I)," set for May 16 - June 1, were announced today.
Columbia University Film Festival Returns to the Film Society in May
Screenings, dramatic readings, and other special events are on tap for the 27th annual Columbia University Film Festival, co-sponsored for the third year by the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
James Caan Added to Presenters for 41st Chaplin Award Gala
Misery star and Oscar nominee James Caan has been added to the list of presenters for the 41st Chaplin Award Gala honoring Rob Reiner, which will take place April 28 at Avery Fisher Hall.
Film Society to Fete 'Bullets Over Broadway' on May 5
Film Society will host "From Screen to Stage: Bullets Over Broadway," including a screening of Woody Allen's multi-Oscar-nominated film and a discussion with principles behind the upcoming staged version
Film Society Unveils 13th Open Roads: New Italian Cinema Series Lineup
The Italians are returning to Film Society this June with the latest edition of Open Roads: New Italian Cinema. The annual showcase has spotlighted contemporary Italian cinema for the past 13 years.
New York African Film Festival Sets 21st Edition for May
The New York African Film Festival is on tap for May with eleven features and eight shorts originating from a number of African countries and the African diaspora set to screen at the 21st edition of the event at the Film Society.
A Life in Pictures: The Tramp Celebrates 100 Years at the Film Society of Lincoln Center
This spring, the Film Society of Lincoln Center will celebrate Charlie Chaplin with a photographic exhibit—an event that encourages us to reminisce about an artist very much made for modern times.
Azazel Jacobs Joins Free Talks Lineup with 'Doll & Em'
Celebrated indie filmmaker Azazel Jacobs will be on hand March 18 to screen and discuss three episodes of new HBO comedy Doll & Em, which stars Emily Mortimer and Dolly Wells as troubled best friends.
New Leadership at Film Society
We're thrilled to announce that Lesli Klainberg is our new Executive Director of Film Society of Lincoln Center and Eugene Hernandez will be stepping into the role of Deputy Director.


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- Gore RH 1977. Studies on decapod crustaceans from the Indian River region of Florida.A field character for the rapid identification of the swimming crabs Callinectes ornatus Ordway, 1963 and C. similis Williams, 1966 (Brachyura: Portunidae). Northeast Gulf Science 1:119-123.
- Guerin JL and WB Stickle. 1997. Effects of salinity on survival and bioenergetics of juvenile lesser blue crabs, Callinectes similis. Marine Biology 129:63-69.
- Hsueh PW McClintock JB and TS Hopkins. 1993. Population dynamics and life history characteristics of the blue crabs Callinectes similis and C. sapidus in bay environments of the northern Gulf of Mexico. Marine Ecology 14:239-257.
- Hsueh PW, McClintock JB and TS Hopkins. 1992a. Comparative study of the diets of the blue crabs Callinectes similis and C. sapidus from a mud-bottom habitat in Mobile Bay, Alabama. Journal of Crustacean Biology 12:615-619.
- Hsueh PW, McClintock JB and TS Hopkins. 1992b. Factors affecting the population dynamics of the lesser blue crab (Callinectes similis Williams) in barrier island salt marsh habitats of the Gulf of Mexico. Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science 63:1-9.
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Film director Martin Scorsese appeals for 'visual literacy'
WASHINGTON—Film director Martin Scorsese urged Americans on Monday to pay greater heed to "visual literacy" and to embrace their rich cinema heritage before it literally fades away.
Scorsese appealed for a greater national commitment to film restoration and preservation when he delivered the annual Jefferson humanities lecture at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington.
Like never before, people today are buffeted by images, said the 70-year-old Oscar-winning director of such acclaimed motion pictures as "The Departed," "Raging Bull," "Goodfellas," "Taxi Driver" and, most recently, "Hugo."
"That's why I believe we need to stress visual literacy in schools," said Scorsese, the first filmmaker ever to deliver the Jefferson address since it was launched in 1972 by the federally funded National Endowment for the Humanities.
"Young people need to understand that not all images are out there to be consumed like, you know, fast food and then forgotten," he said.
"We need to educate them to understand the difference between moving images that engage their humanity and their intelligence, and moving images that are just selling them something."
Speaking in a slightly musty wood-panelled auditorium within the gargantuan Kennedy arts complex, the fast-talking and bespectacled native New Yorker welcomed the innovations that digital technology has brought to his craft.
Thanks in part to digitization, the Film Foundation — a non-profit he founded in 1990 — has helped to save more than 500 fragile old films that otherwise would have been lost to decomposition.
"Today we have some really wonderful tools," said Scorsese, who last week announced plans with Hollywood studio Miramax to make a television version of his Oscar-nominated 2002 film "Gangs of New York."
But to fully comprehend the language of moving images, it is essential to "preserve everything" from blockbusters to home movies by way of films that may not look like works of art on first showing, he said.
To prove his point, Scorsese screened a clip from "Vertigo" — hailed today as a work of genius, but at the time of its release in 1958 regarded as just another in a string of crowd-pleasing Alfred Hitchcock psycho thrillers.
"It came very very close to being lost to us," he said, adding that over time, viewers can identify and appreciate elements in a film that might not be evident upon its initial release.
Scorsese also unspooled portions of painstakingly restored 1958 British ballet film "The Red Shoes" — a seven-year effort in which he was closely involved — and a long-forgotten black-and-white Thomas Edison movie from 1894 of two boxing cats that foretold today's cult obsession with YouTube cat videos.
"Just as we learned to take pride in our poets and writers, and in jazz and blues, we need to take pride in our cinema, a great American art form," he told his well-heeled Washingtonian audience.
"It's a big responsibility, and we need to say to ourselves that the time has come" to look beyond weekend box office numbers and start caring for films as if they were "the oldest book in the Library of Congress," he said.
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Young Guns to host "Find Out Night"
September 27, 2014 The Tama County Young Guns will be hosting a Find Out Night Thursday October 9th from 6:00-8:00pm. We will be meeting at the Civic Center in Tama. more »»
North Tama to present "Little Shop of Horrors"
September 19, 2014 Students and teachers at North Tama are busy gearing up for this year's fall musical, "Little Shop of Horrors." Danica Minard and Nicole Reicks will be co-directing the production. more »»
Supervisors terminate farmland lease
September 19, 2014 Monday morning the Tama County Board of Supervisors met with County Attorney Brent Heeren to discuss Farm lease of ground owned by Tama County. more »»
Local business owner an "Invest In She" finalist
September 19, 2014 Molly Clubb, Traer, is a founding partner in Hired Hand Software which has been chosen as a statewide finalist for the "Invest In She" competition to be held Thursday, September 18, 2014 at the... more »»
Redhawk Recognition Night honors athletes
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Volunteerism class at North Tama
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Chaos & camaraderie at NtBASIC
September 19, 2014 Nt BASIC Junior High students gathered and played the game "Fruit Basket Upset." Pictured are the before and after. more »»
Shaker author Larry Carey visits Traer Salt and Pepper Shaker Gallery
September 12, 2014 It's been a busy summer once again for the Traer Salt and Pepper Shaker Gallery, but it is slowing down somewhat now that school has started. more »»
Republicans to host candidate forum Sept. 25
September 12, 2014 Tama County Republicans will host a forum of Republican candidates on Thursday, Sept. 25 at 6 p.m. at the Otter Creek Nature Center, rural Toledo. more »»
Legion Auxiliary Fall Membership Dinner Sept. 16
September 12, 2014 The American Legion Auxiliary Unit #142 will meet at the Memorial Building on Tuesday, September 16, at 6 p.m. for their annual Membership Dinner meeting. more »»
St. Theresa Ct. #632 meets Sept. 16
September 12, 2014 St. Theresa Court #632 of the National Catholic Society of Foresters will meet Tuesday morning September 16th at 9:00am at the home of Lillian Dostal in Clutier. more »»
Clutier Aux. plans sewing day
September 12, 2014 The Hora-Machacek Legion Auxiliary held their monthly meeting on Tuesday, September 2nd at the post home. The meeting was conducted by president, Veronica. Roll call was taken. more »»
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Fizz, Boom, Read at the Clutier Public Library
September 5, 2014 The Clutier Public Library completed the Summer Reading Program "Fizz, Boom, Read" with a pizza party at the library for the participants. more »»
Alumni Choir/Madrigal Party December 27
September 5, 2014 Plans have changed for the madrigal party scheduled for choir and madrigal members which were students under Eloise Cranke. more »»
ITAC visits Dysart this weekend
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Counties may join forces to collect debts
September 5, 2014 County Attorney Brent Heeren met with the Tama County Board of Supervisors Monday morning to discuss a 28E Agreement with Benton County regarding delinquent court debt collections. more »»
Young Guns earn honors at 4H State Shoot
September 5, 2014 Connor Casto received 1st place and Eric Keller received 4th place in the Intermediate Muzzleloader discipline. Jaycie Rauch received 1st place in the junior air rifle disciplin. more »»
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Walking is great exercise if it's more than a stroll in the park
Walk the talk of proper form
To get the most out of your walk, it's imperative to practice good posture and muscle control. Make sure you:
Hold your head high and direct your focus about 10 feet in front of you.
Tighten your abdominal and gluteal muscles.
The heel of your foot should strike the ground first, rolling through the foot and pushing off with your toe.
To increase speed, take faster steps, not longer strides. Walk as if you're rushing through the airport trying to catch your plane before they close the gate. This should give you that extra hustle but hold back the urge to break into a jog.
Walk tall, without leaning over at the waist or hunching the shoulders.
Bend your elbows to form a 90-degree angle, form loose fists with your hands and, keeping your arms close to your body, pump your arms.
Walk off calories
The faster you walk, the more calories you'll burn.
A 150-pound woman (a man burns slightly more):
• At rest, burns 60 calories an hour.
• Walking at 3 mph, burns about 270 calories.
• Walking at 3.5 mph, burns about 310 calories.
• Walking at 4 mph, burns about 350 calories.
• Walking at 4.5 mph, burns about 385 calories.
• Walking at 5 mph, burns about 435 calories.
(About 3,500 calories equals 1 pound in weight.)
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Try Nordic hiking poles (used like cross-country ski poles), handheld canisters filled with shifting granules such as XCO Trainers (work muscles without harming joints) or very light hand-weights (no more than two pounds) to add interest, difficulty and rhythm to your walk. These tools will bring more muscles into play and help burn more calories. Avoid ankle weights, which can throw off gait and stress the joints.
Walk with a group
"For someone who is a beginner walker, it can help to be part of a group," suggested Kristin Ugrob, fitness director at the Magdalena Ecke Family YMCA in Encinitas. "When you're with a group and you're talking you don't realize how fast or far you're going."
Make sure the group walks as fast or faster than you to add some challenge.
So, you're getting outdoors and walking several times a week now. Good for you. However, walking can be even better for you if you step it up a bit.
"People need to do more than walk at a window-shopping pace — just strolling and pausing," said Todd Galati, an exercise physiologist at San Diego-based American Council on Exercise (ACE). In order for walking to qualify as real exercise, "you need to walk at a continuous and brisk pace like you're trying to get somewhere."
Fitness benefits are acquired by sustaining an intensity that sufficiently increases heart rate and oxygen consumption for at least 15 to 20 minutes. You have to push your intensity to the point where your heart and lungs are challenged to fuel your effort.
Often that means walking faster, or for a longer time, or climbing hills, or adding another component such as hiking poles or intervals of strength exercises. However, fitness experts admit that an advanced level of walking comes with advanced fitness and should be built up over time. A beginning walker's goal simply should be to get up off the sofa and start moving.


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Women seeking an acne medicine that can cause severe birth defects may find it a little easier to fill their prescription: The government announced some changes Wednesday designed to ease access to the troublesome drug.
A program called iPledge was designed to ensure that every user of Accutane or its generic competitors—and every doctor who prescribes it and every pharmacy that sells it—follows strict rules to make sure that women don't get pregnant while on the drug. Among those rules are month-by-month prescriptions based on passing pregnancy tests.
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* Women of childbearing age who don't fill a prescription within seven days of a pregnancy test will be allowed to get another test and then fill the prescription—with the exception of the initial prescription. Until now, those who didn't act within seven days were frozen out of the program for the next 23 days.
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16.02.08 - Nathan King: Win or lose Saturday, Kelly Pavlik (32-0, 29 KO) will still keep his middleweight crown. Bob Arum, Pavliks promoter, is trying to workout his young champions next fight and first defense of his middleweight title. Although Irish John Duddy, a popular rising contender, appears to be the leading candidate, it has been reported earlier by Dan Rafael that Bob Arum has been in talks with Don King, Felix Trinidads promoter, about a possible match with the former three-division champion from Puerto Rico. The clash would headline an HBO PPV card on June 7, the night before the annual Puerto Rican Day parade. "We've talked," Arum said.
"Then King went down to Puerto Rico to meet with Trinidad last week. Then we spoke this week before he went to Germany and he said the meeting with the Trinidad went positively."
Trinidad (42-3, 35 KO) is coming off a unanimous decision to loss to Roy Jones Jr. on January 19. The main concern is whether or not Trinidad can make the middleweight limit of 160 lbs given the fact that Arum has stated that the fight has to be at that weight. "If Trinidad can make that weight and provided the [revenue] split is right, we would love to make the fight," Arum said. "But I won't know for sure until I meet with King."
According to Arum, Pavlik hasnt been involved with any discussions, although Top Rank employees and Cameron Dunkin, Pavliks trainer, are well aware of the situation.
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I think we are strict but that doesn't mean that the kids behave!!!!!!!!!
I don't tolerate bad behavior (cussing, hurting siblings, etc) but that doesn't mean they don't do those things!! So frustrated lately, seems like all they do is bug me for food, bicker, and complain about everything!!! I'm definitely having a "omg why did i have all these naughty kids???!!!" moment right now!
Baby is great, though. He's just sweet and smiley and perfect : ) for now...
How do you ENFORCE intolerance of bad behavior? My kids don't seem to respond to consequences, even consistent consequences. Like if I ground them or send them to time out or whatever, it doesn't change what choice they make next time! I wish I knew how to change their behavior. I wish we were a pleasant big family...why do I think that exists? Where everyone is glad to have friends in the family to play with and does creative fun things together? I feel like we were like that and now it's just bicker, fight and bicker more! What happened????? And will it be like this forever??????
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Sorry you are going through a tough time.
I feel a little silly offering this story - I'm hardly the most experienced Mama here, especially in this group! But here I go . . .
I have found that usually poor behavior is a cry for attention. So last month when we were having similar problems, my spouse and I met with another mom at our school who counsels families. She suggested working closely with the "aggressor" - making sure he was getting what he needed. She was sure that his picking on his siblings was to make others hurt because he was hurting. Our remedy was to re-institute family meetings, have some one-on-one time with each child each week to do what they want to do, and to have several eye-to-eye moments with him each day to say "I love you" - "I missed you" - "Glad you are home" - "Thanks for helping me when I needed it" - whatever.
I didn't think it would be resolved so easily (not that one-on-one time is easily found!) But everything has improved - his efforts at school, his relations with siblings, his interactions with all of us.
Keep us posted. I'm guessing it wasn't just one day since you re-posted your comment.
Unfortunately I think a lot of it has to do with dad. The difficult behavior is almost always right before he gets home from work, during dinner and afterwards. They are very clear about expressing that dad is hardly home, that they miss him, etc. Unfortunately as well, there's really nothing dad can do about that! He offers them all his attention when he is home, we have clear rhythms and expectations, and I do make a point to give one-on-one attention. Perhaps our kids need more attention than we are able to give?
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Karan 15, Fiona 12, Bodhi 10, Bjorn 6, Devon 3, and Robin Taylor born January 16th!
I just discovered this thread. We have 6 ranging from 13 down to 2 and are expecting twins late winter/early spring. I am a SAHM. Dad works full time and is in school full time, so I spend a lot of time parenting by myself, it feels like. It will be nice to connect with other moms with lots of kids!
Mom to eight!! Our twin girls arrived 3-3-2011.
I always feel like that's the case! It's really hard to have dad gone a lot. I mean, when my husband gets home 20 minutes late, it's a disaster.
I'm really struggling with name this time around. Any of you find it harder with each child?
Hi there, I haven't been here for a while (trying to spend less time online) but I hope everyone is well.
I just posted this under parenting but I thought some of you might have some advice.
Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne
I just started reading Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne, and it has really given me pause. That said, I'm struggling with how to apply its principles. Our toys a pretty pared down at this point, as are clothes. I'd never pare down books. Ever. But we have five kids and the book seemed to be written with smaller familes in mind. It really is a trick to balance the needs of older and younger kids, to have down time but still let kids try things (like ice skating or violin).
Anyone BTDT? I am really struggling with how busy we all are, but I'm having a hard time figuring out what to cut out. My older kids are serious swimmers (for their age). Since I am at the pool 2-3 times a week, I have my younger kids in lessons 2X a week, and then we stay and play for free swim. We all love music. But the weekly piano lessons for #1,2,3 take a lot of time, as does the practice. We also do one foreign language lesson a week (we lived abroad and we didn't want the kids to lose their second language, which was hard-won). So there we go. Fully booked. We don't have tv or watch movies, which helps since they do have time to play, but not as much as they want or need.
Anyway, advice? I'm with the author in principal but having trouble figuring out how to get there in practice.
Doop doopty doo........ I don't really have anything to say. I just wanted to make sure I subbed. I think I missed October completely.
We just got our first ever puppy. What a crazy household we are now with all the kids AND this rambunctious new sharp-toothed puppy! It's craziness all around. I love it.
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Hey, mamas! I'm just hanging tight here, waiting to have babies. Right now, I REALLY appreciate being a MoM because my older two have been such a huge help and blessing through this whole pregnancy. The two oldest are only 11 and 9, but they have stepped up in ways I never would have dreamed. I will say that I think after the babies are born, I would like to be done. But I'm 38 and we don't use artificial birth control, and I have a feeling there might end up being one more. It couldn't possibly be as difficult as this pregnancy. Then again, with my luck I would end up with quads or something.
My blood pressure is up, and I'm on meds three times a day for that. They make me kind of loopy. I also have to go in to L&D 2 or 3 times a week for NSTs. The babies are doing great; they're just kind of sucking the life out of me. My iron is low, as is my potassium and B12. I am 37 weeks tomorrow. I am so hoping to last through the end of the week so I can take the older two to see Deathly Hallows. After that, the babies can come whenever they please. My goal all along was to make it to at least 38 weeks.
RE: Having time for each child. I haven't felt like it's been a huge issue so far, but my large family is "only" 4 and my kids are all still rather young. I do find that I have to be intentional. For a while, DH and I would take turns and every other month we would do something little with each child, even if it was just running errands tomorrow, With me being practically on bedrest, there's been lots of one on one time for cuddling and snuggling on the bed. I try to have a special thing I do with each kid-- with Katie Grace, we watch the Duggars every Tuesday night. Daniel and I have a nightly date to read nursery rhymes. Stuff like that. I have a schedule in the kitchen (not that I have cooked in months :rolleyes) that guarantees each child has some one on one time with me once a week, even though they might not like helping in the kitchen very much, LOL!
RE: Simplicity Parenting. I've just started it, but I definitely see it more as a guidebook than a formula, if you know what I mean. You take what will work for you and use the rest. I don't think a large family can ever be truly simple, because there's just too much going on. Even if each child just does one thing, it adds up.
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I am reading simplicity parenting. I think it is aimed at more mainstream families. We are Waldorf inspired and I think many people wouldn't even see how many Waldorf thoughts were part of the book. I really enjoy it. I think it is one of those inspiring things for me. I am, always useless in pregnancy. So, around the half way mark I try to get out a good book or something new to inspire me. I need that push to be a good mom.
We go to the gym 3 or 4 days a week for swimming, classes, and lessons. It has been really good for us. It does interrupt some days, but I think it has been good for us. We live in Washington State and I have a hard time with the winters here.
we outdid ourselves with our first son's name. So, we had to keep going. I think we have a first name picked out. But, my husband wants the middle name Tower. I thought he was joking. I am not that crunchy.
I need to put a pick up now, I guess. I tried but I can't seem to do it on the Ipad.
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Hi! I'm new 'round the parts but guess that I now am beginning to consider myself a Mom of Many. We just found out we're pregnant with #7. Somehow 6 seemed pretty normal to me, yeah a lot, but still in the "average" range. (I don't know anyone else with more than 4, but somehow, it didn't translate to a "large family" in my head.) 7 seems much more intimidating and real to me. I don't know why. We live in Middle TN and have 3 girls and 3 boys ranging from 11 to almost 2. This newest little one is due on 4th of July.
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I don't feel like I have trouble making time for each of my older three, but I feel bad for the baby. He doesn't like the sling, so that means he's usually in the baby swing during the day. I change him and nurse him and snuggle and then I have to put him back down to get back to cooking, cleaning, homeschooling, etc. He seems happy enough (and we co-sleep at night) but I feel like I'm shortchanging him. I hope he warms up to the sling soon :/
I am happy to have found this group!! I feel this may be a great spot for a wealth of information and experience!!! I am 29 and my DH is 32, we have 5 dc and are expecting #6 in June 2011. Our oldest DD will be 10, then we have 3 boys, 7, 5 and 3, and our youngest dd is a year old. I am getting very nervous about this one coming in the summer since all of the dc will be home from school (3 of them are in public school.) All of my other babies were born in fall/winter months, so this will definately be new to me! The other worry of course is off-season clothing. I will probably have to find all new baby clothing.......either at a consignment shop or whatnot, which is what I had to do for maternity clothes as well.
I can relate with your comments about unruly and unacceptable behavior. My oldest seems to cause the most issues with the name calling, which I HATE!!!
I would be interested in what other books/techniques you all have to reccommend!
Katie~Just wanted to say, I'm sure your baby is not missing anything yet ; ). My LO was a breast baby from the moment she was born until about 9 mos!!! It was really hard attending to my older dc as well as my household duties when it felt like I was nursing 24/7!!! Even when she would sleep, she would wake when I laid her down, so enjoy the fact that your lo likes the swing and can give your arms and your back a break for now lol! I feel like now that she's a year old, I'm still playing catch up with the house since of course that came last on the list! I went from having a "laundry day" in which I had a basket for the big boys, the adults, one for my dd and one for my 2 yo, so about 7 loads total a week (plus blankets of course.) To today I have an overload of 2 baskets downstairs of "whatever," extra soiled stuff, towels, blankets, etc, and all of their baskets and closets are overflowing!!!! My walls and fans haven't been cleaned in like 18 mos and my poor carpets are in desperate need of being deep cleaned!!! Man, this is getting long lol! Just wanted to say do what works for now, and if your lo seems content, then just "go with the flow" : )!!
Subbing also, so glad to have found this thread! We only have four right now but would love a couple more kiddos....
Subbing as well. We have twin daughters (11), ds (8), ds (5), ds (3) and one due any day now (don't know if it's a boy or girl). We homeschool and live in a tiny 2/1 house, so we are VERY close. :D.
First, what's up with the mothering.com format? Has everyone else's changed too or did I screw it up somehow?? I hate it!
Second, I hear you Katie! Sometime I just want to cry b/c I haven't had the chance to snuggle my baby in so long! I have to just retreat into my room with him and lock the door sometimes to get time with him! The other kids are all over him, and he's in the swing a lot too when I'm cooking and cleaning mostly. He seems to be fine with it but I get emotional about it.
Third, we are still really struggling with our 11 yr old's behavior. He's always been "challenging" but the level of disregard for authority and disrespect is just too much. There's been some incidences with matches lately and I'm feeling nervous and just plain don't like that he is so untrustworthy! We don't have trouble with the other kids like this. We really think our parenting is right on and just don't know what to do with him! Anyone been there? What did you do?
It was my birthday yesterday and we ended up eating pie in my bed with the younger kids and leaving him downstairs in his room wailing and spouting rudeness b/c we grounded him for using matches without permission. I know it's developmentally appropriate to be self centered, but really!!!!!!!
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I don't feel like I have trouble making time for each of my older three, but I feel bad for the baby. He doesn't like the sling, so that means he's usually in the baby swing during the day. I change him and nurse him and snuggle and then I have to put him back down to get back to cooking, cleaning, homeschooling, etc. He seems happy enough (and we co-sleep at night) but I feel like I'm shortchanging him. I hope he warms up to the sling soon :/
Have you tried other carriers? My fourth and fifth both hated the sling for a while. My fourth loved the ergo (with her legs frogged up) and my fifth loves the wrap and baby k'tan which is my new favorite carrier. He likes to have his legs free and has since he was just a few weeks old. My fourth decided she liked the sling when she was old enough to be on my hip but still prefers the Ergo at 2.
I don't feel like I have trouble making time for each of my older three, but I feel bad for the baby. He doesn't like the sling, so that means he's usually in the baby swing during the day. I change him and nurse him and snuggle and then I have to put him back down to get back to cooking, cleaning, homeschooling, etc. He seems happy enough (and we co-sleep at night) but I feel like I'm shortchanging him. I hope he warms up to the sling soon :/
Have you tried other carriers? My fourth and fifth both hated the sling for a while. My fourth loved the ergo (with her legs frogged up) and my fifth loves the wrap and baby k'tan which is my new favorite carrier. He likes to have his legs free and has since he was just a few weeks old. My fourth decided she liked the sling when she was old enough to be on my hip but still prefers the Ergo at 2.
My youngest,my fourth,now 9 months, hated carriers when he was smaller also. Mostly the moby, he would tolerate the ergo for a short time, and he is always in it when we go out so has gotten used to it for outings. (it's kind of funny actually because he really just wants to be held, so if he gets fussy I just have to uncip the ergo and lift him like two inches) When he was a little smaller he would spend a fair amount of time in an excersaucer during busier times like making dinner, but now that he is mobile he resists all types of containment. Like pps I have struggled with feeling like I am neglecting my baby a bit since I can't spend a whole lot of time laying around gazing into his eyes or anything. Of course, he nurses very frequently still so we have that time, we cosleep and we do have times we play together or snuggle or nurse/rock to sleep etc, but it is a busier kind of interaction, nothing like those lazy days of bonding with my first. To be honest though, he is my happiest baby, he has a really mellow personality and just a pretty contented soul. It helps to remind myself of what he has, instead of what he doesn't, a house FULL of family who love him like mad.
Subbing too, thanks to CherryBomb for directing me here! I am wife to my DH for 9 years and we are the parents of three boys (8, 5, and 3) and a daughter, whose first birthday is this week! She was born the day after Thanksgiving last year. Our children are homeschooled from the beginning.
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If you look on the December 2010 thread, it says Annette had her babies, but she is in the ICU. Many prayers of support to her and her family.
Yes! I saw Annette had her babies, I think she is doing a bit better herself today thank heavens.
Hi to all the new MOMs!
I haven't been around for a while, just busy of course. The baby does not like to be put down. It's hard for me as Durian was such an "easy" baby. Very independent, liked to sit and play. Elm does not. If I put him down and walk two steps away he's screaming.
I'm struggling a bit myself these day with the "big" family. I'm a bit of a neat freak, and with all the kids I'm going a bit insane with the mess. Dh is little help at best. I'm seriously considering hiring someone but then I feel guilty about that. Argh. I'm thinking sister wives would be a great idea.
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Some Answers About Orthotics
University of Calgary Running Injury Clinic researchers examine effectiveness of shoe inserts
It's one of those mysteries that has baffled runners and running doctors for decades: Why do orthotics work?
Orthotics are commonly prescribed for painful conditions like plantar fasciitis, and, anecdotally, people swear by them, however scientists aren't exactly sure how they work. A recent study by University of Calgary Faculty of Kinesiology researcher Reed Ferber, PhD, published in the Journal of Foot and Ankle Research, suggests that to this point, scientists have been measuring the wrong thing.
"This was the first orthotics study to use a multi-segment foot model," explains Ferber, who is also the Director of the Running Injury Clinic. "We modeled the plantar fascia and measured strain, with and without orthotics. All previous orthotic research has really only involved rear foot motion, putting markers on the heel, and studying the rear-foot. What we found was that an over the counter orthotic reduced plantar fascia strain by 34%. This is the first paper to suggest a potential mechanism by which orthotics work."
The plantar fascia is the thick connective tissue that supports the arch, running from the heel to the ball of the foot. When it becomes inflamed, it is the source of the painful condition plantar fasciitis that affects an estimated one million Canadians annually. Ferber's study modeled the plantar fascia and compared the strain between two points, with and without an over the counter orthotic, (donated and manufactured by SOLE Footbeds.) The study found that 17 out of 20 subjects had an average reduction in strain of 34%.
"This is obviously a significant reduction and I think it's going to help improve treatment," Ferber says. "Right now, a doctor would look at a person's feet and say, 'Oh that's a normal foot, and you're probably not going to do well with a pair of orthotics.' Now we have evidence that they actually would benefit because we know those orthotics are not just designed to control heel motion, they also reduce strain on the plantar fascia," Ferber explains. "The study should also educate the public a little more about the benefits of orthotics and suggests that a $50 pair of orthotics could potentially be as effective as a $400 – $500 pair."
Ferber says that future studies will examine the effects of insoles on people suffering from plantar fasciitis and for people with abnormal arch structure — for example people with extremely flat feet.
"This research helps us to optimize our rehabilitation of injured runners," Ferber says. "By understanding the relationship between foot structure, strength, mechanics and flexibility, we can analyze this scientific data and determine the best treatment for you, which is why we do this research in the first place."
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Reviewed 08th November 2014 (visited 25 October 2014 )
lovely food, welcoming staff, a little pricey but would go back again.
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Reviewed 14th September 2014 (visited 13 September 2014 )
This is a family favourite for weekend diining and we were not disappointed yet again. The food was fab, the service was perfect and we still,consider this as the best Chinese restaurant in Dublin.
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Reviewed 08th June 2014 (visited 7 June 2014 )
Perfect for a family get together !
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Reviewed 29th April 2014 (visited 28 April 2014 )
Food was very nice, the special (starter, excluding 3 items, main course, rice/chips, Ice Cream & a tea / coffee) is good value for €25 (with a prawn or beef dish). I had the sizzling beef, my wife had the sizzling prawns and fried rice for two. However, the services was dire, I have been to Wongs many times in the past and would have always been very happy with the service. On this occasion however we Stood at the door waiting for someone to show up to seat us for a few minutes up to the point I went into the restaurant to find someone, Had to listen to the staff having conversations across the restaurant and with the kitchen staff by shouting. no one was going to bring us a bill as the staff were having a chat. So I went up to the till to pay, got a bill handed to me by someone who then walked off. I use to really enjoy Wongs with the family; sadly I won't be going back, not because of the food (which really was excellent) but because of the service.
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Reviewed 15th February 2014 (visited 14 February 2014 )
Everything really good but seemed a little under staffed for the night that in it.
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Reviewed 22nd October 2013 (visited 6 August 2013 )
It's all gone so Wong.... this place used to be quite alright many many years ago. Now though it's greasy cheap food with surely staff. I think people are just keeping it alive as they're creatures of habit. Without that this place would surely be gone ages ago.
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Reviewed 15th August 2013 (visited 4 August 2013 )
The food here is always lovely, but the staff are always so miserable. There is no atmosphere or smiles. A la carte is quite expensive. The Early Bird is a rip off- they advertise it from being €16.50 which would lead you to believe that it will be in or around that price, but it takes a HUGE jump up to €24 if you want chicken, beef or pork, and goes up to €25 if you want seabass, fillet steak or duck. It is quite misleading.
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Reviewed 01st August 2013 (visited 2 July 2013 )
Love Wongs, we tend to go early evening as we bring our children so naturally the atmosphere is a bit dead. Food is amazing, the best Chinese food around, nothing or nowhere compares. The service is excellent and the children are always very well looked after. The even remember to bring a little bowl and teaspoon for my toddler.
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Reviewed 12th June 2013 (visited 11 June 2013 )
no atmosphere, staff seemed tired and bored. It was early evening but no i wont be back.
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Took my Girlfriend for Valentines meal,what a lovely welcome ,food exccelent,highly recommend wongs.


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Job's Temple - Gilmer Co
The oldest log church in Gilmer Co.
In 1845, southern sympathizers within Gilmer County's Methodist Church broke away from the Methodist Church and formed the Methodist Church South. They constructed their own church, called Job Temple, in 1860. In 1979, it became Gilmer County's first site to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Job's Temple, one of the oldest log churches in West Virginia, is situated on
West Virginia Route 5 in Gilmer County, West Virginia. It is a log structure, rather
small, rectangular in shape, and similar to many log structures that served settlers
as places of worship in the Appalachian Mountains through the eighteenth and
nineteenth centuries.
The Temple, constructed by local labor between the years 1860 and 1866, is
18 x 24 feet in dimension, and constructed of 22" to 24" poplar logs that were
locally cut. The poplar logs are laid in the familiar X squared & notched design which
gives the Temple it's rectangular appearance. The roof was originally of hand-hewn
clapboard (hewn with a broad axe ) , but due to natural deterioration , this roof was
replaced by a tin roof in 1936. The original mortar was a clay mix, also done locally.
Re-daubing was done i n the early 193Os, using the same type of local clay mix mortar a
s the original, and done in the original manner by a grandson of one of the first
settlers in the area and supposedly one of the last individuals with knowledge of
this old method.
The single entrance to Job's Temple faces east and consists of a large heavy
wood door. There are four windows, two on the north and two on the south walls
of the building.
The interior of the building is in the same simplistic design as the exterior.
Excepting a large section of the ceiling which is 1950 celetex, the interior is
of wood and mostly original. The original sections of the ceiling are of poplar
boards that are whipsawed and hand dressed. The walls (constructed of broad-boards),
the floor , the wooden pulpit-lectern, and the wooden lamp stands are all original.
The original benches were made from split-logs with wooden legs driven in a tether
end. Only a few of these original benches remain, however. Most of the benches now
in the Temple are backless, hand-made wooden benches constructed around 1934.
The property on which the Temple sits is approximately three acres and is
mostly hilly and wooded. The 122 grave Job's Temple Cemetery is directly adjacent to the Temple, and dates from four years after the Temple itself was constructed. T
here is also a stone open-air lectern a few yards east of this church from which the various ceremonies and festivities connected with Job's Temple are conducted.
Plans are in the offing to restore the original clapboard roof and the
appropriate sections of the interior ceiling. Such a completed restoration
would serve to enhance the beauty of this structure , which is already one of the areas most prominent and well-known landmarks.
Situated on a knoll overlooking Route 5 some nine miles from the Gilmer County sea
t of Glenville, Job's Temple stands as one of the only remaining Log churches still in use in the state of West Virginia.
One of the oldest places of worship in central West Virginia, Job's Temple began a
s a result of the split in the Pisgah Methodist Church occasioned by the slavery
issue in the 1850's. The pro-southern faction , or Methodist Episcopal Church (Southern), split from the main body of the Methodists and founded their own church near the site ofthe original Gilmer County courthouse (now disappeared) of De Kalb. Construction of the log structure was began in 1860, but the coming ofthe Civil War, during which most of Gilmer County's able-bodied men went off to fight , interrupted the building of the church. After the end of the Civil War the structure was completed in 1866, with the Rev. Pickens as it's first pastor.
Throughout the remainder of the 19th century, this log church, named Job's Temple
after a local church member Job Westfall (not the Biblical Job) served as the primary
place of worship and community center for the area. The church frequently served
not only as a place of worship and focal point of weddings and funerals, but as a p
lace of refuge during the frequent flooding that did and still does take place in
this part of Gilmer County. In keeping with the spirit of a community center, the
Temple was also used as the place of worship for the Baptist church during the year
Sunday School continued to be held in Job's Temple until 1912, after which time
the building was more or less abandoned except for occasional funerals and weddings a
nd gradually fell into disrepair . Major renovations were begun in 1928 and continued
throughout the early 1930's until the building was considered to be rehabilitated in
1936. At this time, the annual Job ' s Temple Homecomings began, which with ever-increasing attendance have continued down to the present time. The Homecoming is generally the concluding day's event ofthe annual West Virginia State Folk Festival,.which ends with Sunday services and a speech by some prominent West Virginian in the Temple.
Job's Temple was also the home of a prominent West Virginia "Singing School"
during the period 1870-1890, which was attended by individuals from all over central
West Virginia.
The Job's Temple Cemetery, which is directly adjacent to the Temple, is one of
the oldest in Gilmer County, and the names on the grave markers represent some of the
oldest and most prominent members of the Gilmer County community. The Cemetery is
well-kept, and continues to be used. The last burial took place as recently as
1977. The object of great pride and veneration for the community, it is still the scene of weddings and funerals for members of the community.
Historical Marker located on Rt 5 about 10 miles west of Glenville (between DeKalb and Latonia).
View westbound on Rt 5, with Job's Temple on the hill to the right.
A better view of the church.
Nice riding out Rt 5 at this point.
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The Only Incentive Dallas Can Offer Filmmakers: Blow Us Up, Please?
Reunion Arena isn't about to go the way of Nakatomi Plaza; Texas Stadium is a long way from getting the Gotham City Hospital treatment. Right now, Dallas Film Commission director Janis Burklund's idea of making those local landmarks go boom is nothing but that -- as high-concept as anything in the Jerry Bruckheimer blockbuster filmography.
And, she tells Unfair Park, it's one born out of necessity, as Texas still doesn't have in place the tax breaks and other financial incentives necessary to lure big studios from Louisiana, New Mexico and other neighboring states that offer plenty of goodies as bait. It was, after all, Burklund who came up with the slogan "Shoot J.R. in Dallas" two years ago, as she begged 20th Century Fox to shoot its now-presumed-dead big-screen Dallas here instead of Louisiana.
"I guess it's from all the years I was on Walker, Texas Ranger, where we blew up lots of things -- and shot 'em too," she says, laughing, when asked about her surprisingly violent ideas. "But when we were on Walker, there were a bunch of houses we blew up, and it was a good deal for both parties: The property got gone, and we saved money on demo. It was a win-win, and I'd like to see if we can reproduce it with Reunion Arena and Texas Stadium."
Only one problem: Neither Dallas nor Irving has given Burklund the go-head to approach studios or production companies with her idea. And one Dallas official is more than a little skeptical about the whole idea in the first place.
Burklund says the idea of capturing a Texas Stadium demolition on film began during some discussions she'd had a while back with Maura Gast, executive director of the Irving Convention & Visitors Bureau. Gast, who used to work in the Irving Film Commission office, actually initiated the idea, Burklund says.
"Maura understands some of the film stuff, and she put a bug in my ear that there might be an opportunity for filming once it's time for Texas Stadium to go away," Burklund says. "We've actually been having that conversation by e-mail recently about how we proceed. But there are a lot of questions: What's the time line, and what's even possible before I can sell it to the studios? They haven't figured it out yet."
Gast, who's currently in Los Angeles meeting with potential architects for Irving's new $200-million concert hall entertainment center scheduled to open by February 2011, tells Unfair Park, yes, she'd love to have a studio pay help pay for Texas Stadium's big adios -- "if the timing works and we can work with a production company." But, truthfully, she's just kind of itching for the thing to go away after the Cowboys abandon it at the end of the season, and she would more or less view its potential big-screen farewell as an infomercial for "the reinvention of Irving."
"That's the third-busiest intersection in DFW," Gast says. "We've been working on redevelopment plans and taking those to the market, and it's critical locally for us to make a big a deal of the stadium coming down and the opportunity that landscape presents, especially with DART light rail about to go through those 400 acres of developable real estate."
Indeed, Irving's already begun discussions with Forest City, which is behind the Mercantile's makeover downtown, about turning the area around Texas Stadium into a mixed-use development. They've even created a Web site touting "the world-famous Texas Stadium site [as] a centerpiece of prime real estate, rich with re-development opportunity."
"The tenant's leaving, and that's a prime piece of real estate," Gast says. "I don't mean to be quite that crass about it, but it's in the middle of six million people and will have significant impact once it's gone. It's critical." In other words, movie studio or not, that thing's coming down -- the sooner, the better.
As for Reunion, only this week did council members receive a time line for the demolition of the former home of the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars. There's still much work to do on the joint, including a public auction of the old seats (to commence perhaps as soon as next week) and months' worth of asbestos remediation. And Frank Poe, the city's Convention & Event Services Director, tells Unfair Park he's actually a little skeptical of Burklund's idea. He's willing to listen, and no doubt he'd let you blow it up for the right price. Still ...
"If she finds somebody, we'd be open to talking to them about this," Poe says. "But I'd hasten to add that within the context of the demolition process, there are a number of environmental issues that go along with it: the asbestos, restoration of the site, our overarching agreement with Woodbine. There are a number of different things that would need to be vetted before we can even proceed." And as of yesterday afternoon, he had yet to talk to Burklund about her concept. "I want to understand what she wants to accomplish," he says.
In other words, put down your plunger and back away slowly from Reunion Arena.
"I'm waiting just for the cities to see what can and can't be done and when," Burklund says. "I can't go to the studios till I have more information. If I talk them into it and then the cities say no, that doesn't fly well. We have to have a very good understanding before I got and pitch this. Right now, it's just an idea. And I think it's an idea that has some merit, but it has to be investigated further, and we have to find out if anyone's interested.
"But one reason to market this is, it's an incentive," she continues. "It's about looking for some way to offer something they can't get elsewhere. Since our incentive issue isn't competitive -- and we hope to go back to the legislature in January to fix that -- I am looking to stay in the game with some of the bigger projects, and I thought this was on opportunity we could leverage." --Robert Wilonsky
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Pakistan, once again, reminded India on Monday of the agreement at Sharm-el-Sheikh to share "actionable" intelligence to prevent future terrorist attacks, and urged the re-activation of the joint anti-terror mechanism and composite dialogue for "pragmatic co-operation" in dealing with terrorism.
The reminder came after remarks by Home Minister P. Chidambaram about the two Pakistan-based groups, Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed, planning possible terror strikes against India.
"We have repeatedly requested the Indian government to share with us, whatever information it has in this regard," Pakistan's Foreign Ministry said. "Sharing of real time, credible and actionable information on any future terrorist threats was deemed essential by the Prime Ministers of Pakistan and India at the Sharm-el-Sheikh summit."
Pakistan also flagged that, at the summit, the Prime Ministers had "affirmed their resolve to fight terrorism and cooperate with each other to this end."
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State Questions Station Owners on Gas Gouging
Posted: 09/17/2008 - Owners have two weeks to respond.
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Updated: 09/17/2008 - The price of a barrel of oil is down to $94, yet gas is still sky high.
Updated: 09/17/2008 - The county aims to improve the juvenile justice system by opening the Ingham County Family Center and Ingham Academy.
Updated: 09/17/2008 - It could lead to massive layoffs and millions of dollars lost in road repairs.
Updated: 09/17/2008 - Foreclosures make market great for homebuyers, sticky for homesellers
Updated: 09/17/2008 - Researchers are studying special lollipops given to Headstart children to help fight tooth decay.
Posted: 09/17/2008 - Michigan governor meets with Japanese companies
Updated: 09/17/2008 - Simplicity recalls 600,000 of its drop side cribs due to hardware problems.
Updated: 04/30/2009 - Hurricane Ike's aftermath leaves Midwest in the dark, and death toll rises.
Posted: 09/17/2008 - Metro Airport terminal offers gleam amid industry gloom.
Updated: 09/17/2008 - Lansing Police name the man they believe shot and killed a 25 year old man Monday afternoon.
Updated: 09/17/2008 - A fatal non-treatable disease found in some cats has some owners asking is there anything that can be done?
Updated: 09/17/2008 - Ford chairman says Wall Street meltdown shouldn't affect deal.
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Updated: 09/16/2008 - A look at GM's past 100 years and what's in store for the future.
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Pretty much same as Alaris. Not a fan of the salvages, everytime they were needed I always felt in a rush to get stuff to salvage because I generally had a hard time gathering enough things actually...
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Pretty much same as Alaris. Not a fan of the salvages, everytime they were needed I always felt in a rush to get stuff to salvage because I generally had a hard time gathering enough things actually...
Sounds exactly like my daily routine in Gendaran.
Looking forward to the Charr take on the holiday myself.
I think the buff to everybodies underwater skills are because of one of the fractal dungeons taking place underwater. Not to mention for most professions underwater skills are not very well thought...
And I think thats it for this thread for a while due to OTness.
I have to agree that this patch was pretty underwhelming. The underwater changes I guess are nice but tbh I avoid underwater combat like the plague.
Warhorn actually using its trait was a good...
Sorry for the formatting everyone by the way. I did a quick copy and paste, shall try to add better spacing if I get a chance tomorrow (gone midnight here in Sweden!).
Here are the patch changes for the thief class with the latest patch:
Piercing Shot: Fixed an error in this skills damage tooltip.
Dancing Dagger: This skills damage has been...
So this was supposed to be a pretty big patch for engineers, the following are all the changes that were implemented. Feel free to post your thoughts!
Elixir X:...
The following are the changes made to rangers in the last patch. Thoughts everyone?
Improved the effect chance on ranger spirits to 35% base and 50% when traited.
Can all be found here
Or for those not wanting to go to the official forums pasted below!
Removed the Lost Isle intro paragraph due to character limits on posts
Glad to see that I'm not going entirely mad yet.
A key binding to switch between passive and aggressive would be nice too now that I think about it. I don't think there is an option to bind it right now.
Fixed, I think... It's first thing after waking so anything i do right now is on the blurry side lol
From my experiance with BHA RTW and FA havent made a huge difference (if one at all...) even when combined. Still it can be a fun skill if your lagging like crazy (something i've been doing...
Well as you pointed out yourself the AoE run trigger's from MoP which is a huge pitty. MoP+Barrage can be a little more fun and less energy hungry. I havent time to do the calc's now but I wonder...
Calm it, now...
Vallen a closed thread is certainley going to be made until we get some Hosting on the site. :grin:
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Dr. Vandana Shiva: Starting a revolution—from the ground up
It all begins with the seed. By its very nature, a seed can give so much: "You plant one seed, the seed will give you thousands." From the seed comes food, and "food is creation itself." These are the sentiments of Dr. Vandana Shiva, who presented a President's Distinguished Lecture on March 27, following a special 50th anniversary convocation ceremony.
Can you "Kick the Plastic"?
How about making your own toothpaste or using handmade cloth bags to store food? A group of Geography 101A students got inspired and started their own "Kick the Plastic" project after they watched the movie, "The Green Bin Project."
Charge it up! Electric vehicle charging stations
Tom Pedersen, executive director of the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions (PICS), plugged in his Nissan Leaf electric vehicle for its inaugural on-campus charge on April 3 at one of UVic's new electric vehicle charging stations. Two level-2 (240 volt) 60-amp stations are now available for use by faculty, staff, students and visitors to campus outside the Campus Security Building in parking lot #2. Located in metered parking spaces, the charging stations cost $1.50 per hour for a maximum of two hours.
Funding was provided by the provincial government's Community Charging Infrastructure Project, an incentive program that has funded over 500 electric vehicle charging stations across BC.
Photographer Paul Nicklen puts a face to endangered wildlife
Paul Nicklen's first words to a packed audience at UVic's Farquhar auditorium on Feb. 6 were "I am incredibly honored to be here, and in fact I'm in utter disbelief, given my track record here at this university 23 years ago." Nicklen was invited to speak for UVic's Alumni week, which honors everything UVic's grads do for their communities, and as a 1990 grad and Canada's only photographer for National Geographic, he certainly fits the bill.
BCom students take second place in national sustainability challenge
Upcycling chopsticks to furniture earned a quartet of business students one of the top two spots—and $15,000—in the national Walmart Green Student Challenge in Toronto Feb. 26. Vinson Chen, AJ Qin, Jennifer Sallows, and Rebecca Staynor, calling themselves the Gustavson Greenshifters, beat students from universities across Canada when they came second out of more than 150 groups that began competing last fall.
Trustworthy information on energy issues
From fuel cells to fracking, tailpipes to pipelines, debates both public and political are raging across the province over energy issues. Recognizing a need for an easily accessible, independent source of information on energy, Dr. Michael Whiticar (earth and ocean sciences) set out to create an extensive, comprehensive assemblage of unbiased information on BC energy sources, types and issues. He believes he's accomplished that with the new website: www.energybc.ca.
Gift of $500,000 supports social responsibility, sustainable innovation
A generous donation of $500,000 from Vancouver-based resource firm Goldcorp Inc. to UVic's Peter B. Gustavson School of Business will help support new initiatives at the school's Centre for Social and Sustainable Innovation (CSSI).
Revolving Sustainability Fund reduces campus energy and water use
Got a great idea to save energy? UVic's Revolving Sustainability Fund provides funding to campus initiatives that reduce energy or water use with quantifiable cost savings and a payback period of no more than five years.
Taking care of (sustainability in) business
Twenty-nine per cent; 56 per cent; 94 per cent. Percentages like this would be an interesting spread on a student's transcript but what they say about an entire faculty is, perhaps, even more intriguing. They represent the inclusion of sustainability and social responsibility (S/SR) within core courses at the Gustavson School of Business, and—by the end of this school year—these stats will be 100 per cent across the board.
Growing a clean-tech "ecosystem"
To create a viable and vibrant clean-tech sector in British Columbia, firms, public and non-profit sector organizations and interested individuals must work together to form an ecosystem of support for clean-tech policy and practice changes, says Dr. Charlene Zietsma of the Gustavson School of Business.
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