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Bryan Little and the Winnipeg Jets opened an eight-game homestand with a huge victory in their bid to move into playoff position. Little scored twice in the third period to help the Jets beat the Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins 4-2 on Friday night. ''To beat a team like Boston, these points mean a lot to us in the standings and we need to keep winning these games at home,'' Little said. Former Boston forward Blake Wheeler had a goal and two assists, and Alexander Burmistrov also scored for Winnipeg, two points behind eighth-place Toronto for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot. ''Wheeler played like he wasn't going to be denied in this game,'' Winnipeg coach Claude Noel said. ''He certainly looks like a top-six forward to me.'' Jordan Caron and David Krejci scored for Boston. Krejci said a couple of costly mistakes gave the Jets the scoring chances they needed. ''We were ready for it,'' Krejci said. ''I think we had a really good first period. We wanted to come out t...
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I wish it were different. Babywearing has not been the cool fun experience I thought it would be at all.
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That's a bummer! What kind of carriers have you tried so far?
Adina mama to B 4/06 and E 8/13/12 (on her due date!)
It is a true bummer for me
He twists around trying to look out so I've considered a Beco gemini for forward facing
But keep reading how forward facing is bad. Plus my husband doesnt want me to buy anymore carriers
I'm just hoping something magically clicks with the Ergo as he grows.
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Wow, you are dedicated. Maybe he just needs a bit more time to find one he likes. Sounds like you have plenty. Just keep trying in a casual way and see what happens.
My daughter really wanted to face out when she was a baby too. We use the Moby and wore her facing front - then read all the stuff about how it is bad - but honestly, there was a period she didn't want to be in a carrier unless she was facing out. Once she was big enough we wore her almost exclusively on our backs in the Patapum (like an Ergo) so she could see where we were going. I think the key with facing out is to really watch and gauge how your child is doing, and turn them back around if they need it.
Obviously I am not an expert and am only speaking from personal experience, your mileage may vary.
Adina mama to B 4/06 and E 8/13/12 (on her due date!)
You *are* super dedicated! I think it will work out for you eventually.
I know when my babes are getting used to being worn it helps to get them situated in a carrier and then GO - for a walk, run some errands, whatever but being ON THE MOVE can help them just get used to the feel...once that happens you can wear around the house etc. more. My 5 month old DS just started the back carry in the Beco but I had to make eye-contact in the full length mirror frequently at first to reassure him I was "present" with him even though he couldn't see my face. Our faves are my Mayawrap and my Beco Butterfly II.
Good luck :)
Isn't the front-facing issue is mostly that of "dangling"? If you frogged his legs up in front of him, and faced him outwards, maybe he'd like that? In a Moby-type? That would keep his hips aligned and in a seated position instead of putting pressure on them and his spine. Maybe also try a hip carry now that he's bigger - that way you only have ot really use one arm to keep him snuggged in there...and get him used to not totally in arms?
Just throwing these out there in case you haven't tried them yet. Good luck.
My daughter also did not like being carried that much. I carried her the first six months of her life. The first three were easy but as soon as she became aware of her surroundings, it became complicated.
As long as I was on the move (outdoors) it was ok, as soon as we were indoors anywhere she'd wiggle wanting to get out. At around six months it became even more tricky because the moment she was anywhere near my boobs she'd fuss non-stop. It really felt we were both struggling with the carrying thing so I bought a stroller. She was so happy in it! She still loves sitting in it (she's 21 months now) and being taken on a walk ("bye bye" as she calls it) to watch the world go by.
We still carried but on short trips or hikes. I had to face the fact that my girl preferred her stroller to the ergo :(
Mama to my little Lily (09/2010), and a sweet baby boy (12/2012)
One of my girls also didn't like to be carried at all (funny, she's my cuddliest now). She would fuss and scream, didn't matter what carrier and facing in or out. I thought maybe it was because seh was a summer baby, but she kept it up even in the winter. She loved being in arms or riding in the stroller, but any type of carrier was out.
Just wanted to let you know you are not alone.
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The best was doing a high back carry in a mei tai or wrap and then later in a Bamberoo (my favorite!!) where she could see over my shoulder! She absolutely loved it and would stay in there forever, lol. I also hung toys from a strap with those links so that she could toss them around but not actually throw them on the ground. Around 18 months she always wanted to be in a carrier and during every fussy time of day (especially making dinner) she had to be up on my back.
When she turned 2 she wanted to be snuggled in the front at home and on my back when we were out. She still loves it when we are out and she's 2 and a half. I will wrap her in the front at home sometimes if she really wants me to because she just loves the cuddling.
Hope it gets better, I remember how disappointed I felt at first but it turned out well.
Oh yeah, if you are nervous about the back carry like I was, do it over the bed and in front of a mirror so you can make sure you have it up high around his back and well under his bottom if you are wrapping!
I think the anti-FFO claims for overstimulation are overstated, you can read your own baby. My first went through a period around 4-6 months of demanding to be FFO so she could see the world. My second babe is cuddlier and does seem like she could get overstimulated by FFO so we don't do it.
If you think your babe might like FFO you can try kangaroo/buddha carry with froggied legs in your ring sling. Four months is a good time for this, babe has enough head control for the carry to be safe but isn't so big that his weight throws you off balance.
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Have you tried back carries at all? Something like a high back carry might work for you and your little one. It gives the baby the ability to look around and enjoy the world without the stress on your back/core/pelvic floor that is caused by carrying your babe FFO. The ergo can be used for back carries too, but in my experience, it's difficult or impossible to get a baby high enough that they can see over your shoulder with one, so I'm not certain it would be your best bet.
You can do it in a MeiTai or a Woven Wrap. There are lots of youtube videos showing how to safely get your baby up there.
The other thing that comes to mind is have you tried immediately heading out for a walk or something as soon as you are wearing your little one? My DD never would tolerate being worn if I was sitting or standing still, but she liked it if we were moving around.
Good luck and good for you for sticking with it!
Carlin - loving life with DH and 2 amazing daughters
I'm lucky that my little ones have liked being carried! When I brought the first baby boy home, he was extremely fussy. When we brought the second baby boy home eight weeks later, it seemed like I was always wearing someone. One of our boys didn't sleep through the night until he was 15 months old ... so he got worn in a carrier a lot.
I am NOW wearing our FIFTH carrier ... because I needed one for them now that they are 25 and 27#. Unfortunately, the ones I started with were not comfortable past 20#! This one is great, by far my favorite and I wish I would have started with it at the beginning as it accommodates tiny babies up to 40#!
One little guy is sick tonight and he is snuggled on me in the carrier tonight. He was fussy so I just wore him as I did the dishes, picked up and now am enjoying a few minutes online. I am not looking forward to the day when I cannot use a carrier! I still wear my guys on the front although now that they are this big, it is time to try wearing them on my back! I'll try it soon since they are big one year olds!
I am also placing my daughter in front facing which she love (but once I also notice that she is somehow afraid especially when a dog pass by) so I hold her tight telling her I am in with her. It is only recently that I have read in forums and in some research that front facing was not advisable. My DH is also being carried always,.. that had been so tiring for me since I am the shopper at home. And I needed to stoppped using her first carrier. Then I've seen one carrier in FB that even kids love wearing their product (Action Baby Carrier), kids in the carrier as I have seen in their photos are really enjoying it. As you have said your DH dont want you buying carrier's anymore they are quite expensive so that's understandable. If you like you can try ABC's discounted item that drop down their prices from $98 to $50-$75. They also have some contest in their FB but I am not very familiar with it. As of now I'm waiting for my ABC, and hope to have a tireless experience in my next shopping schedule.
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I used ring slings with my babies (I tried the wrap slings, but they didn't really work for us), and then I used a backpack. My older daughter didn't like the sling, but finally at around 6 weeks, she started liking it, but only when I faced her forward. And the sling was mostly for when we were walking places, and we had to go to a lot of places, so I'd walk outside, or drive to the mall and walk around inside, because she got fussy just staying home, so I had to take her out. We lived in So CA at the time, so pretty much anytime I had her in the sling outside, I had a brimmed hat on her, so she had some protection from all the sun or light around her.. But if we were just in the house doing things, she didn't want to be in the sling. Trying to actually do housework with the sling never worked. When she was 2 or so, I could do the hip or snuggle carry, and she loved it then. I carried her through several airports in the sling when she was 3, and it was very useful.
Since she is 13, and my younger child is 8 and I haven't used a sling in a long time, I'm not really aware of the controversy with forward facing, or else I didn't think the criticisms were valid for me. The overstimulation thing really wasn't an issue, and since I was using a ring sling, I felt like their pelvises were fine the way I carried them.
I really, really wanted my babies to love being in a carrier, too, and neither of them could stand it. I think I had only one experience with one of my babies in a carrier (new native pouch) that was nice. :( It was really nice though, walking on the beach at about 3 weeks old, I think. Anyway, I tried a whole bunch of carriers with my older ds and he just didn't take to it. He didn't freak out or anything, but it wasn't the nice relaxing safe feeling it was supposed to be. Other than the one beach walk he never fell asleep in one. With my second son, I only tried a couple of carriers when he was an infant, and he absolutely hated it! I think he just could not stand losing his freedom, even before he could roll over. And he had the same reaction again when he was a little older and I thought I could carry him on my hip or he would be more comfortable because he could sit up and have more control. I was really bummed. I never did get to do any real babywearing with them and I do still feel like it would have been fun if it had worked out, but I don't look back at it with any great regrets now. I think their reactions to slings and carriers was pretty indicative of who they are (both *very* cuddly, btw) and it makes sense to me now. It would have been great to find a carrier they loved, but I am happy that I didn't force it, yk?
They actually both loved strollers. But as non-AP as that sounds, it was all good in the end. When you nurse for like 15 hours a day and sleep with them and never leave their sight, it probably doesn't matter so much how you get the baby from point A to point B. They will still feel connected.
Jayne, sewing up a storm mama to ds1 9/03, ds2 2/09, and 2 sweet furbabies.
I've been through about 8 different carriers to find one he likes. He has always fought me in a carrier, even when freshly fed and changed. He's 4 months now and big enough for the Ergo so we use that. But it's so hit or miss. He will only tolerate being in there if I nurse him. When he's done nursing he fusses. If I don't take him out he'll scream. It's so depressing for me because I feel like I can't go anywhere. He LOVES to be carried in arms...why does putting him in a carrier meet such opposition?
I wish it were different. Babywearing has not been the cool fun experience I thought it would be at all.
Two of my little babies never cared to spend a lot of time in the carrier... but both of them LOVED it way more once they could face out and see the world and interact. In fact, for both of them, it was about the time they started moving and grooving, and so it gave us closer/more time together about the time that they were also (around the house at least) growing more "independent". Hang in there. It can still be good -- it just may not look like the way it's "supposed" to look.
Jess, happy wife to Doug, mom to E (ds10), B (ds8), M (dd6), S (ds4), M (ds2), and a little 2013 valentine (dsT, due 2/18)
I blog at makinghome.blogspot.com
They actually both loved strollers. But as non-AP as that sounds, it was all good in the end. When you nurse for like 15 hours a day and sleep with them and never leave their sight, it probably doesn't matter so much how you get the baby from point A to point B. They will still feel connected.
WORD. AP is about honoring your baby and their needs...and if their need happens to be NOT being in a carrier and loving a stroller, then you need to chuck the checklist and do what's right for YOUR baby.
Thanks so much for the feedback everyone. I wanted to report that there has been progress with my son. Basically I have relaxed my attitude about carrying. So if I take him out in the Ergo, he will look around for a little bit then he gets fussy. So I nurse him in the Ergo. I've found lately he tends to fall asleep against my chest when he nurses in the Ergo. So nice. If he continues to be fussy after nursing, I park it no matter where I am, take him out for a little break and stretch his legs until he's happy, then attempt the Ergo again. I've noticed the more I've been putting him in, the more accepting he seems to be of it. I've developed a lot more patience about this and realize I just have to go at my baby's pace with what he's comfortable with. But I got really happy when I was able to vacuum with him in it the other day. Like ridiculously excited, lol. :) And we just had our first 2 hour shopping trip with him happily in there. It felt SO GREAT. So babywearing seems to be getting better as he grows which makes me SO happy and relieved.
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Thanks so much for the feedback everyone. I wanted to report that there has been progress with my son. Basically I have relaxed my attitude about carrying. So if I take him out in the Ergo, he will look around for a little bit then he gets fussy. So I nurse him in the Ergo. I've found lately he tends to fall asleep against my chest when he nurses in the Ergo. So nice. If he continues to be fussy after nursing, I park it no matter where I am, take him out for a little break and stretch his legs until he's happy, then attempt the Ergo again. I've noticed the more I've been putting him in, the more accepting he seems to be of it. I've developed a lot more patience about this and realize I just have to go at my baby's pace with what he's comfortable with. But I got really happy when I was able to vacuum with him in it the other day. Like ridiculously excited, lol. And we just had our first 2 hour shopping trip with him happily in there. It felt SO GREAT. So babywearing seems to be getting better as he grows which makes me SO happy and relieved.
Oh awesome!!!!!
My son (now 7 month) definitely showed me his dislikes/preferences when it came to baby wearing. I wasn't expecting it - totally thought all babies just loved being carried in ANY carrier. He clearly hated the ring sling from 2-5 months (until he had good neck control and I could do a hip carry - the BEST for nursing IMO), and it took a few weeks for him to get used to the Boba. I would put him in it and sometimes he'd last 5 minutes. I found the BEST thing for keeping him happy in a carrier was to be busy, and preferably outside in the fresh air. My babe's not big on being worn around the house unless I am busy (cooking dinner isn't enough excitement for him unfortunately) but if we're OUT in the world he's a-ok.
Again, glad to hear things are improving for you! Your babe is definitely normal!
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In 1367 the first Hungarian university was founded, at Pécs. About 100 years later King Matthias I Corvinus established the first Hungarian printing press. The King became known for his library and his patronage of foreign scholars; during his reign Latin literature in Hungary reached its peak in Janus Pannonius, who had been educated in Italy.
The 16th century brought changes. After the Battle of Mohács (1526) the Ottoman Turks occupied a large part of Hungary and the country was split into three. It is in the era of the Reformation that Hungarian national literature really began. Benedek Komjáti, Gábor Pesti, and János Sylvester, all of whom were disciples of the humanist Erasmus, translated parts of the Bible with philological accuracy. Pesti made a very readable translation of Aesop's fables and published a Latin–Hungarian dictionary. Sylvester published the first Hungarian grammar and, to show the adaptability of the vernacular to classical verse forms, wrote the first Hungarian poem in couplets. In 1541 he published a translation of the New Testament.
The second half of the 16th century saw the beginnings of Hungarian drama. Comoedia Balassi Menyhárt árultátásáról (1569; "Comedy on the Treachery of Menyhárt Balassi"), a satire by an unknown author, was among the most interesting literary achievements of the Reformation. Péter Bornemisza, the first important Protestant writer in Hungary, gave an entrancing view of Hungarian life, teeming with fresh observations, vivid descriptions, and original comments. His volume Ördögi Kisértetekről (1578; "On the Temptations of the Devil") offered an interesting consideration of moral and sexual problems in the 16th century. A poem of farewell, written on leaving the country, was one of the gems of early Hungarian poetry. His Tragoedia magyar nyelven (1558; "Tragedy in Hungarian"), though based on Sophocles' Electra, is a skillful adaptation of the play in the spirit of humanism.
Perhaps the greatest single literary achievement of the Hungarian Reformation was a translation of the Bible by Gáspár Károlyi and others (1590). The translation played a role in the development of Hungarian similar to that of the Authorized Version in English.
Up to the 16th century religious literature seems to have fared better than secular literature, in part because secular literature was not written down. The late 16th-century minstrels were more learned than their predecessors and in many cases were driven to their profession by difficult economic conditions. Perhaps the most important was Sebestyén Tinódi, by temperament more historian than poet. He described the wars against the Turks with remarkable accuracy, but his verse was monotonous. Péter Ilosvai Selymes was the author of a romance, Az híres nevezetes Toldi Miklósnak jeles cselekedetiről (1574; "The Story of the Remarkable Nicholas Toldi's Extraordinary and Brave Deeds"), which achieved great popularity in Hungary and served as a basis for a masterpiece by János Arany in the 19th century. This romance was the one original piece in the flow of the mere entertainment literature characteristic of the 16th century, the principal genre of which was the széphistória ("beautiful story"), adapted from western European originals. Perhaps the best was the História egy Árgirus nevű királyfiról (c. 1575; "The Story of the Prince Árgirus") by Albert Gergei, from an Italian original but interwoven with Hungarian folklore.
A great poet emerged in Bálint Balassi (1554–94), who at first imitated Petrarch and various Neo-Latin poets but later displayed originality with a cycle of love poems of great beauty and emotional intensity. His songs of war, while reflecting the vicissitudes of fighting the Turk at the borders of the Christian world, celebrate nature and individual bravery in almost hymnlike tones. The poetry of his last years is imbued with a deep religious feeling; the imagery of the poems of his last creative period (the Coelie cycle of love songs as well as his religious verse) is coloured by Mannerism.
The 17th century
In the 17th century Hungary was still divided into three parts. The first, under Turkish rule, played no part in the development of Hungarian literature. The second, under Habsburg rule, was open to Italian and German Roman Catholic influence; the third, Transylvania, was in close relationship with Dutch and English Protestant thought. The leading Protestant scholar and writer of the 17th century was János Apáczai Csere. His chief work was a Hungarian encyclopaedia in which he endeavoured to sum up the knowledge of his time. The work, published at Utrecht in 1653, marked a development in technical vocabulary.
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By the end of the 16th century the Counter-Reformation was gaining momentum in western Hungary. A Jesuit cardinal, Péter Pázmány, a master of Hungarian prose, was outstanding as an orator and essayist. His writing was characterized by a vigorous and clear, though far from simple, style, use of popular expressions, and solid argument. His Isteni igazságra vezérlő kalauz (1613; "Guide to Divine Truth") was a refutation of non-Catholic religious doctrines and a masterpiece of Baroque prose.
Under the influence of the Jesuits, many Hungarian aristocrats returned to the Catholic faith and sent their sons to the Austrian Catholic universities and to Rome. The Italian Baroque, especially the influence of Tasso and Marino, is evident in the work of Miklós Zrínyi, a great Hungarian statesman and military commander. Most of his prose work was an exposition of political and strategic ideas. His greatest literary achievement was an epic, Szigeti veszedelem (1651; "The Peril of Sziget"), in 15 cantos, on the siege in 1566 of Szigetvár, which had been defended against the Turks by Zrínyi's great-grandfather. Though the influence of classical epics is clear, the work remains profoundly original and Hungarian. Another poet of this time, István Gyöngyösi, composed long narrative poems and also many epithalamia, or nuptial poems. He was inventive and handled rhyme with ease, and his work was read widely during the 17th and 18th centuries.


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KULITHALAI: To cater to the increasing demand for accommodation in express trains passing through Kulithalai, the public here have sought an increase in the allotment of berths besides seeking better amenities at the Kulithalai railway station.
Located between Karur and Tiruchi, Kulithalai town has always been a hub of activity and a large number of people commute between the town and other destinations daily for work and education.
Since there is no rail connectivity to towns on the left bank of the Cauvery between Musiri and Namakkal, many in the districts of Karur, Tiruchi and even in parts of Namakkal find it convenient to board trains at Kulithalai.
Development of Kulithalai as such and pressure on the town from other satellite areas such as Musiri, Thathaiengarpet, Thuraiyur, Manapparai, have combined to ensure that the berths to trains bound for Chennai, Bangalore and Mysore always remain waitlisted. That is for bookings done even several days prior to the trip.
"Do not see just the population of Kulithalai which itself is becoming more demanding of its quota of berths in express trains. Look at the burgeoning demand from nearby mofussil areas and they add up to a significant chunk. That is why want increased number of berths in Mangalore-Chennai Express and Myladuthurai-Mysore Express," says advocate R. Krishnaswamy.
In the Chennai-bound train, the number of berths allotted for Kulithalai is eight while in the Mysore-bound express the town has been allotted just two berths. "Imagine our plight," he says.
The commuters are also demanding that the Railways construct a foot over bridge at the station for the passengers to reach platform 2. Now they have to cross a track to reach platform 2 from platform 1. If any goods train is parked in the track, then the commuters have to squeeze through the under body of the wagons to get across.
"The problem is acute during nights especially since Chennai Express and Mysore Express arrive almost simultaneously many a time, forcing elders, children and the invalid to make an effort to reach platform 2. Snakes and poisonous insects infest the dimly-lit station area that compounds the danger," points out a frequent traveller A. Babu.
"Fencing is required beyond platform 2 as it is a potential danger spot and anybody can escape easily after any crime," he adds. "Moreover, scarce seating arrangement in that platform means additional trouble."
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Hope that you don't mind that I brought this from PM to the main thread. When I tried to respond, I got a message that I didn't have enough posts to send private messages. Go figure!
The sailing center that I refer to is the US Sailing Center, Martin County in Jenson Beach. It is on the east coast of FL where Marco is on the west coast.
I had never heard of a CL, but the pictures look similar to several other one designs out there. Unless the boat takes off and develops a fleet in your area, resale value will be low, just like the other hundreds of orphan one designs that never quite made it. OTOH, boats are, and never were, a good monetary investment. It is enjoyment you are buying and if you like the boat and it suits you, go for it.
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Thanks for your reply Foxy, I missed it earlier.
Maybe a Sunfish is worth looking into.Thre is a 16' CL that I'm looking at-I don't think they are commone enough for anyone to know. I posted an inquiry and got no responses, and that's a pretty wide audience.
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Maybe I can come visit your place when I'm in FL this winter. I have parents on Marco, but I get up and down the coast in both directions from there.
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A nascent growing conservative Presbyterian denomination has reported rapid growth over the past year.
The Evangelical Covenant of Presbyterians, a new reform body founded in 2012, concluded its National Gathering in Dallas on Wednesday.
The Rev. Dr. Dana Allin, synod executive for ECO, noted that since the last gathering, held in 2013, the Presbyterian denomination had experienced fantastic growth in the number of member churches. more >>
Mars Hill Church officials confirm that Pastor Mark Driscoll will have a special announcement this Sunday on the heels of the latest public accusation against him – improper leadership. However, no further details were released Friday.
"We take these allegations seriously and we are thankful that we have a process in place established in our Bylaws where allegations will be reviewed by our Board and our elders," Communications Director Justin Dean told The Christian Post. "As it is relatively new that these former elders submitted this, at this time we don't have any information on how long that process will take or what the outcome will be but we look forward to hearing from our pastor on Sunday."
The New York Times summarized Driscoll's fall from grace in an article published Friday in which it categorized his "empire" as appearing to be "imploding." more >>
The Episcopal Church has sold off to a Baptist church a property once used by a congregation that broke away from the denomination over theological differences.
The Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut sold the property formerly called Bishop Seabury Episcopal of Groton to a local Baptist church.
Stedfast Baptist Church, a congregation also located in Groton, purchased the property and last Friday made it their new home according to an Episcopal Church in Connecticut press release. more >>
JD Hall, a Montana preacher accused of cyber-bullying the teenage son of pastor and Brewton-Parker College President Ergun Caner weeks before the youth committed suicide last month, confessed to his congregation at Fellowship Baptist Church recently that he was "crushed" by Braxton's death. The Caner family, for their part, has expressed appreciation for Hall's contrition.
"Let me assure you of this: This terrible, terrible tragedy has accomplished two things (1) I am broken. I am unequivocally, completely broken. I am a crushed man. My spirit is crushed. I am sorrowful. I am hurting. (2) This has forever changed me, in more ways that I can currently comprehend," said Hall according to a copy of his statement published by ABP news.
Hall explained to his church that his overzealous quest to expose corruption in the Baptist church had devolved into an adversarial approach to problem solving that was downright sinful and said he was already in the process of changing his ways weeks before Braxton's death, which was shortly after he had questioned the teen's morality. more >>


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BYU basketball holds first practice, team begins to take shapePosted Oct 6th - 10:35pm by Mitchell Marshall
PROVO — "Hectic."
That is the one word BYU men's head basketball coach Dave Rose used to describe the first practice of the season. BYU plays fast, that is how the Cougars like to score and that is how they like to practice. With a roster of 18, including many newcomers, the pace made for a little bit of crazy.
"A lot of things to improve on and get better at and to put in, but for the first day I was really pleased with the pace and the attitude of the players." Rose said.
Cougars look to bounce back from loss; rally around StewartPosted Oct 6th - 3:32pm by Sydney Carlson
PROVO — With the promise of a perfect season shattered, and Heisman-candidate Taysom Hill out for the season, not much seems to be going right for the BYU Cougars. However, team members say they are ready to brush themselves off and face UCF this weekend, and head coach Bronco Mendenhall even said he's "invigorated" with the challenge of a short week coming off such a heartbreaking loss.
One of the biggest challenges, of course, will be continuing without Taysom Hill, and preparing now with Christian Stewart leading the offense.
"The team simply has to execute at a higher level," Mendenhall said. "Taysom is gone. One player does not make a team, even though Taysom's a fantastic player. But the execution of all positions within their assignment, within their technique has to improve and improve right now."
Senior leadership and depth bring urgency to 2014-15 BYU basketball teamPosted Oct 2nd - 8:10pm by Mitch Davis
PROVO � After meeting with the media Wednesday afternoon, it is clear that this year's BYU basketball team is built on senior leadership and depth that could bring it some great success.
BYU enters the season with five seniors who have all contributed in past seasons for the Cougars. With these seniors comes strong leadership and work ethic along with their talent that has head coach Dave Rose eager for this year's team.
"I'm really excited for this year's leadership because these five seniors will come every day with a piece of urgency to them and a finality to their career that maybe we didn't have in that locker room last year," said Rose.
Mendenhall looking forward to 'state championship' in Utah State prepPosted Oct 1st - 11:26pm by Sydney Carlson
PROVO � The BYU Cougars are back in action this week as they say goodbye to the bye week and hello to the Utah State Aggies. At Wednesday night's broadacast of 'BYU Football with Bronco Mendenhall,' the coach pointed out that Friday's game will be the only in-state matchup in Utah this season, which sets the stakes a little higher than usual.
"I actually would consider the winner of this game, this year, the state champion because these are the only two teams participating," Mendenhall said.
Utah State announced Wednesday night that senior quarterback Chuckie Keeton will not play in Friday's game and may be out for the rest of the season. Mendenhall didn't discuss how his absence would specifically affect the game, but rather wished Keeton the best
BYU's bye week provides self-examination and healthPosted Sep 30th - 3:55pm by Mitch Davis
PROVO — Coming off a bye week, it is clear that the time off was not wasted as BYU seeks to improve upon its No. 18 AP poll ranking and 4-0 record heading into Friday night's game with in-state rival Utah State.
The BYU coaches and players all expressed that despite their early season success the season is still a long way from being over, with eight games still remaining, and there is still more this team must improve upon to achieve its ultimate goals.
This bye week may have come at the perfect time to provide some reflection and rededication as the team enters October, facing quality opponents both at home and on the road.
Coming off bye week, Cougars hungry to continue win streak against AggiesPosted Sep 29th - 5:01pm by Mitchell Marshall
PROVO — No. 18 BYU knows that with an undefeated record, every time it steps on the field is crucial, and that is evident in the way it treated the bye week and practice on Monday morning.
"Was it a bye week?" asked running back Jamaal Williams. "It felt like we were still getting ready for another game. They kept us with the mindset of not being lazy or thinking this is a time off to relax. It was the opposite."
That is exactly what head coach Bronco Mendenhall wants. He said this bye week was much different from others, that this team has the depth and the hunger to remain physical and demanding on the practice field.
Cougars and Minutemen agree to 4-game football series beginning in 2016Posted Sep 24th - 12:07pm by Jason Shepherd
PROVO — The BYU Cougars announced a four-game football series with UMass on Wednesday. The series will begin in 2016 and will be the first time that the two programs will meet in football.
BYU will host the Minutemen in Provo on Oct. 8, 2016 and Nov. 18, 2017. The Cougars will then play UMass at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, home of the New England Patriots, on Nov. 10, 2018, and Nov. 23, 2019.
By the time the first game is played in 2016, UMass will be a football independent just like BYU. That is something that appealed to Cougar Athletic Director Tom Holmoe.
Undefeated Cougars looking to polish play entering bye weekPosted Sep 22nd - 4:09pm by Sydney Carlson
PROVO — For the first time in six years, the BYU Cougars prepare for Game 5 with a perfect 4-0 record under their belts. The Cougars repaid Virginia for last year's loss with a 41-33 victory over the Cavaliers Saturday at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
"Another good win for our program," BYU head coach Bronco Mendenhall said. "It's nice to have a strong start to our season and timing for the bye week is good."
Mendenhall said he was especially impressed with the efficiency of the offense and special teams this week, but that the defense could use a little polishing over the bye week.
Mendenhall praises team resilience, previews dangerous VirginiaPosted Sep 18th - 8:58am by Mitchell Marshall
PROVO ‐ Wednesday night on "BYU Football with Bronco Mendenhall" the BYU head coach gave insight into what has contributed to the early season success of the No. 21 Cougars (3-0) and how they need to carry that into their bout with Virginia at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
Mendenhall credits some key bench marks for last week's 33-25 win against Houston, including scoring first, leading at halftime and scoring on defense. He pointed out BYU has never lost when they've had a defensive score. One concern against Houston was squandering the lead after a fast start, but more important, Mendenhall said, was the attitude the team showed despite the turn of events.
"Our team could've been frustrated, they could've been angry, they could've, but they just came in at halftime and you know we got this and finish strong," he said. "I like the mental resiliency."
Cougars focused on strong, balanced offense against VirginiaPosted Sep 17th - 4:35pm by Sydney Carlson
PROVO — The Cougars addressed the media one final time on Wednesday as they gear up for a rematch with Virginia this Saturday. BYU enters the game with a perfect 3-0 record, while the Cavaliers are riding the momentum of a 23-21 upset over then 21st ranked Louisville.
BYU fell to Virginia in Charlottesville last season in a devastating 19-16 loss, but the Cougars say this year will be different.
"This is going to be a great game," said junior running back Jamaal Williams. "Last year, we weren't all there. We were still trying to figure out who we are."
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COLCHESTER Colchester police say a St. Michaels College student remains hospitalized after jumping off a bridge and falling 40 feet while running from security officers.
Police said Friday nights chain of events began when the man allegedly destroyed merchandise at a convenience store and was chased by college security when he was spotted running through campus.
Police told the Burlington Free Press that the man jumped over the rail of a bridge without warning and fell about 40 feet onto railroad tracks below.
The man was taken to Fletcher Allen hospital, where he was treated in the intensive care unit and remained hospitalized Saturday night.
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If your looking for visiting winery's, this house is in the perfect location..... They are everywhere. If your looking for a local pub, we only found Big Johnson's, and that was an experience in itself. :) Every day since our return, my better half has just been saying, "i wanna go back". There is no question that we will be returning to this home in the future. So George (the owner), please make some room for us, and thank you for sharing your beautiful vacation home with us.
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Michigan State beat Connecticut 82-73 Saturday in the opening semifinal of the NCAA Final Four in its bid for a third national college basketball title. Kalin Lucas scored 21 points to lead the Spartans (31-6).
Kalin Lucas touched off a 21-point run that spanned halftime Friday and sent Michigan State roaring past Robert Morris 77-62 in the NCAA Tournament. The Spartans, seeded second in the Midwest Region, will take on No.
Evan Turner's team-high 18 points led Ohio State's 82-70 upset of sixth-ranked Michigan State in the Big Ten Conference semifinals in Indianapolis. OSU led 34-29 at the half, then widened the margin to 54-41 with 11:24 left following a three-point play by B.J. Mullens and Jeremie Simmons' 3-pointer.
Kalin Lucas and Raymar Morgan combined for 29 points Tuesday, helping eighth-ranked Michigan State beat Indiana 64-59. Lucas tallied 15 points and Morgan 14 to give Michigan State its first Big Ten championship since 2001.
Twelfth-ranked Michigan State hit less than 40 percent of its field goals but sank 26 free throws Saturday en route to a 75-62 win over Kansas. Kalin Lucas led the Spartans (13-2) with 22 points, Raymar Morgan added 13 and Travis Walton 11. Michigan State, winner of nine straight games, grabbed 13 offensive
Kalin Lucas scored 20 points Tuesday, fueling 12th-ranked Michigan State's 67-58 victory over Ohio State. Raymar Morgan had 13 points and 10 rebounds, and Goran Suton added nine points and nine rebounds for the Spartans (12-2, 3-0 Big Ten), who won their eighth straight game.
Raymar Morgan had 22 points and 13 rebounds Saturday to lead the 15th-ranked Michigan State Spartans to a 77-66 win over Northwestern. Chris Allen and Kalin Lucas each added 17 points and Lucas had nine assists for the Spartans (11-2, 2-0 Big Ten), who have won seven straight since losing to top-ranked North Carolina. Kevin Coble scored 17 points for the Wildcats (8-4, 0-2), who have lost three of their last four games.
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Chris Allen had 20 points and Kalin Lucas 16 points and eight assists Saturday to lead No. 20 Michigan State to a 118-60 win over Alcorn State. Delvon Roe and Raymar Morgan each added 13 points for Michigan State (6-2), which scored the second most points in the school's history.
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Mexico to stage 1st regular season game outside US
By Chris Aspin
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Organizers are hoping to attract a
record 105,000 crowd to Mexico's Azteca stadium when the San
Francisco 49ers play the Arizona Cardinals in October, the
first regular season NFL game outside the United States.
San Francisco safety Tony Parrish said his team were pumped
up about the contest on Sunday October 2.
"This game right here is going to be all business," Parrish
told a news conference on Friday. "I've never played in front
of that many people and I'm excited about that."
The Azteca stadium, which normally hosts soccer matches and
rock concerts, holds the record for an NFL game after 112,376
people watched the Dallas Cowboys lose 6-0 to the Houston
Oilers in a pre-season American Bowl game in 1994.
This time the capacity is limited to 105,000 as giant
screens will be set up for the crowd to watch replays.
Cardinals guard Rolando Cantu will be returning to his home
Cantu, a second-choice player for Arizona, is the only
Mexican-born player in the NFL.
"It is an honor to be in this position and to be part of
this magnificent event," said Cantu.
NFL executive vice president Roger Goodell said Mexico had
been chosen for the game because of its fan base, with huge
support for teams like the 49ers, the Dallas Cowboys and the
Miami Dolphins.
But Europe, Asia and Canada may also host regular season
games in the future, Goodell said.
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Delegates, Anonymous Methods and Lambda Expressions in C#
Delegates in C# cause a fair amount of confusion, but with the introduction of LINQ to SQL and the profilic use of the Lambda Expression operator (=>) that it has foisted on an unprepared batch of beginners, an understanding of how these two items are related, together with Anonymous Methods becomes more important. Most definitions of Delegates that you find start off with comparing them to "function pointers in C or C++", which is great if you ever worked with those languages and understood them, but not helpful to new programmers. Here's my attempt at simplifying the various concepts.
I'll start with a string replacement problem, which I shall borrow from a question posted to the asp.net forums which concerned the Regex.Replace() methods. The overloaded method I am particularly interested in is the one that takes (string, MatchEvaluator). The final argument - MatchEvaluator - is a Delegate, and it represents the method that will be called each time a match is found during a Replace operation. The problem that needed to be solved was that the questioner needed to replace multiple instances of
TARGET
I know - you're thinking "That's great! He's going to use something really complicated, like Regular Expressions to explain something else that's confusing!!". However, Delegates aren't generally used in run-of-the-mill C#, but this is one place (among others, including LINQ) where they do actually feature, so it's a lot more meaningful showing how they are applied here, than concocting some kind of scenario featuring cars or thermostatic boilers. Also, Regular Expressions are actually easy. It's just getting the right pattern that can require some work. To highlight this, here's a problem statement that clarifies what we are going to do:
1. Take a string as an input
2. Match all occurrences of !!-directory/target-!!, where directory and target may change,
3. Replace them with formatted URLs
Finding and matching the pattern !!-directory/target-!! is pretty straightforward and requires a very simple Regex pattern:
Regex r = new Regex("!!-(.*?)/(.*?)-!!");
A Regular Expression Match object represents a single match that is found using the pattern. The Match object also has a Groups property which holds a collection. There is always at least one item in the collection - referenced by its indexer 0, which is the actual matching string. Additional groups are defined by the parentheses, and will hold the directory element and the target element. These will be referenced by their indexers - 1 and 2. Just to explain the actual pattern, it looks to match an item that follows this structure:
Starts with !!- as a literal string
Followed by anything - .*? is a Regular Expression wildcard that says "match any character except a newline character any number of times". This will actually capture whatever directory represents
Followed by a forward slash /
Followed by anything again, which will match whatever target represents
Followed by -!! as a literal string
What then has to happen is some further processing on the actual match to produce a replacement for the match that is formatted as a URL. The actual implementation of the processing is task-specific, so it hasn't been written yet. And that, fundamentally is what a Delegate is: it is a type (which means it can be passed in as a parameter to a method) that references or "points to" a method. The MatchEvaluator delegate is defined in the documentation thus:
public delegate string MatchEvaluator(
Match match
This means that the delegate must point to a method that takes a Match object as a parameter, and it must return a string. The actual method body can do anything it likes, so long as it complies with these two requirements. In the case of the current requirement, the method that the MatchEvaluator delegate will point to is as follows:
public string CreateURLS(Match m)
return String.Format("{2}",
m.Groups[2].Value.Replace(".aspx", "").ToUpper());
It's a relatively straightforward method that accepts a Match object and returns a formatted string, so it follows the rules defined by the Delegate. If I put the whole code in a Code-Behind page, it will look like this:
using System;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
public partial class Delegates : System.Web.UI.Page
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
//A string to run the Regular Expression over
string input = @"!!-products/drives.aspx-!! !!-main/contact.aspx-!!";
//Define the pattern for the Regex object
Regex r = new Regex("!!-(.*?)/(.*?)-!!");
//Declare the MatchEvaluator delegate and point it to a valid method
MatchEvaluator me = new MatchEvaluator(CreateURLS);
//Consign the result of the Regex operation to a string variable
string output = r.Replace(input, me);
//output returns DRIVES CONTACT
//The method that the MatchEvaluator Delegate will point to
public string CreateURLS(Match m)
return String.Format("{2}",
m.Groups[2].Value.Replace(".aspx", "").ToUpper());
Anonymous Methods
Delegates have been around since C# was first released. With C# 2.0, Anonymous Methods were introduced. Essentially, Anonymous Methods provide a way to pass the method body that appeared in the previous sample as CreateURLS() as a parameter to the Delegate, rather than the name of the method it should point to. The main benefit of this is that it makes for more concise code. Now we'll re-write the previous sample using Anonymous Methods:
using System;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
public partial class Delegates : System.Web.UI.Page
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
string input = @"!!-products/drives.aspx-!! !!-main/contact.aspx-!!";
Regex r = new Regex("!!-(.*?)/(.*?)-!!");
string output = r.Replace(input, delegate(Match m)
return String.Format("{2}",
m.Groups[2].Value.Replace(".aspx", "").ToUpper());
//output returns DRIVES CONTACT
This is functionally equivalent, but is a more concise - even elegant - way of writing code in that it allows the method that the delegate points at to be added "inline", and doesn't require that a formal method be created and named.
Lambda Expressions
Lambda Expressions, using the Lambda Operator => were introduced in C# 3.0. While Anonymous Methods were a new feature in 2.0, Lambda Expressions are simply an improvement to syntax when using Anonymous Methods. There is no longer a need to use the delegate keyword, or provide the type of the parameter. The type can usually be inferred by the compiler from usage, and in the case of the code below, hovering over m in Code View will show m is of type Match. Where the compiler can't do this, you would change the code to read (Match m) =>.
using System;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
public partial class Delegates : System.Web.UI.Page
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
string input = @"!!-products/drives.aspx-!! !!-main/contact.aspx-!!";
Regex r = new Regex("!!-(.*?)/(.*?)-!!");
string output = r.Replace(input,
m => String.Format("{2}",
m.Groups[2].Value.Replace(".aspx", "").ToUpper()));
//output returns DRIVES CONTACT
Basically, the code is identical to the Anonymous Methods example. What the => operator effectively does it to say: take the parameter on the left, then do whatever the code on the right says to it.
UPDATE: Following on from another question in the asp.net forums, here is an additional example of a Lambda expression in use with the Regex.Replace(string, MatchEvaluator) method. This example is likely to be of more generic use to readers, as it takes links in a block of text and formats them as HTML hyperlinks. Where the delegate comes in is if the anchor text displayed on the page exceeds a certain number of characters (30 in this example), the text is trimmed and appended with elipses (...). The person who posted the question had a fixed width div or column in which to display links, and didn't want them overflowing the width.
public static string ReplaceLinks(string arg)
//Replaces web and email addresses in text with hyperlinks
Regex urlregex = new Regex(@"(^|[\n ])((www|ftp)\.[^ ,""\s<]*)");
arg = urlregex.Replace(arg,
m => String.Format(" {1} ",
m.Groups[2].Value.Length > 27 ? m.Groups[2].Value.Substring(0,27) + "..." : m.Groups[2].Value));
Regex httpurlregex = new Regex(@"(^|[\n ])((http://www\.|http://|https://)[^ ,""\s<]*)");
arg = httpurlregex.Replace(arg,
m => String.Format(" {1} ",
m.Groups[2].Value.Length > 27 ? m.Groups[2].Value.Substring(0, 27) + "..." : m.Groups[2].Value));
Regex emailregex = new Regex(@"([\w_.-]+\@[\w_.-]+\.\w+\s)");
arg = emailregex.Replace(arg,
m => String.Format(" {1} ",
m.Groups[1].Value.Length > 27 ? m.Groups[1].Value.Substring(0, 27) + "..." : m.Groups[1].Value));
return arg;
You can see the benefits that Lambda expressions bring to coding even more clearly with the following exercise that uses LINQ.
using System;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
public partial class Delegates : System.Web.UI.Page
public class Car
public string Model { get; set; }
public string Make { get; set; }
public int Doors { get; set; }
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
List<Car> cars = new List<Car>()
new Car {Model = "Ford", Make = "Focus", Doors = 5},
new Car {Model = "Ford", Make = "Fiesta", Doors = 3},
new Car {Model = "Audi", Make = "A4", Doors = 4},
new Car {Model = "TVR", Make = "Chimera", Doors = 2},
new Car {Model = "Honda", Make = "Civic", Doors = 5},
new Car {Model = "Volvo", Make = "S60", Doors = 4}
IEnumerable<Car> result = cars.Where(c => c.Doors == 5);
This code declares a class called Car, and then adds some properties using the new C# 3.0 Automatic Properties feature, then creates a generic list of Cars, using C# 3.0's shorthand Collection Initializers. Finally, one line of code gets the cars within the generic list that have 5 doors. If this were written using an Anonymous Method instead, the final line would be replaced with:
IEnumerable<Car> result = cars.Where(
delegate(Car c)
return c.Doors == 5;
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8 Comments
- Karthic
from this I understood that
Lambda expressions is a wrapper on Anonymous Methods which inturn a wrapper on delegates
Delegates is used to just specify a method in some constant memory location & can be called from any where using the delegate
Please correct me if Iam wrong
- Mike
Not quite. A Lambda Expression is kind of shorthand for an anonymous method which is a kind of shorthand for a named method - or rather, a way to write the actual method inline instead of separately. Basically, it's a way of passing methods as parameters to other methods.
- Karthic
so lambda expressions & anonymous methods are helpful for programmers(development) & not for any performance improvements.
- Mike
Basically, yes. Lambdas are called "syntactic suger" by some people, which really means additions to a language that don't affect functionality, but make the language easier or "sweeter" for people to use. Once you have got your head around the actual syntax of lambdas, you'll probably agree that they are easier to use in the sense that they require a lot less code than either of their earlier alternatives: named or anonymous methods.
- Karthic
- David W
Whether it is syntactic sugar is left for someone else to debate, but when you truly understand their purpose, they are a super tool. Thanks for this illustration. Every additional bit of info that is published about them is helpful, because once a developer understands them, its like tying a shoe - you won't forget.


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[It] is a beautiful and dense novel, gliding from level to level of consciousness as it slips between the narrator Etsuko Sheringham's widowed life in the English countryside and her days as a young pregnant wife in the suburbs of Nagasaki, where she managed to find one important friend. The atomic bomb had fallen not long before, but, as the author drily observes, "Memory, I realise, can be an unreliable thing"; in A Pale View of Hills the memory of the bomb and what it did to a city is at one with the memory of Mrs Sheringham's daughter, Keiko, a suicide in a Manchester rooming house. Just as centrally to the novel, the memory of a little girl, beside a muddy Nagasaki river...
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