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Has anyone had issues by not running a bashguard?
I'd like to be able to run the MRP 1.x, but don't know how I feel about giving up the guard.
As far as a taco goes - I use the saw-tooth Salsa design and feel like it helps me roll off a log if it digs in.
Any complaints from not running a bashguard?
Who runs the 1.x?
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Dynamic Discs guarantees its Ogio manufactured bags and straps for the *lifetime of the product (original sales receipt required). This warranty covers the product for the original owner against defects in materials and workmanship only. If the product ever fails due to a manufacturing or material defect, then Dynamic Discs will replace with like product at our discretion. This warranty does not cover damage caused by normal wear and tear, accident, improper use, or the natural break down of colors and materials over time. It's impossible to guarantee for a lifetime due to the nature of raw materials breaking down due to exposure to various weather conditions.
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Stanford's Chief Financial Officer James Davis has been charged in a criminal information with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and securities fraud, mail fraud and conspiracy to impede and SEC investigation.
Also in Florida Bruce Perraud a former Stanford Financial Group securities specialist has been indicted for allegedly destroying documents relating to the federal investigation.
In April, Stanford told ABC News Chief Investigative Correspondent Brian Ross in an exclusive interview that he expected to be indicted soon, but denied that he had run any sort of Ponzi scheme.
"I would die and go to hell if it's a Ponzi scheme," Stanford said in reaction to the civil allegations from the SEC that he bilked thousands of customers in a scheme involving "self-styled certificates of deposits" with "improbable" rates of return.
"Baloney. Baloney," Stanford told ABC News. "It's not a Ponzi scheme . If it was a Ponzi scheme, why are they finding billions and billions of dollars all over the place?"
The SEC froze all of Stanford's assets it has found, including $4.6 billion which a federal judge recently "unfroze" so it could be distributed to his depositors and customers. According to SEC officials, only $500 million connected to the alleged fraud has been recovered so far.
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Lexington, Kentucky (PRWEB) June 14, 2013
Four Tigers LLC, a Kentucky blackberry research & development company, is partnering with Kroger to distribute a new toothpaste gum which has tangible benefits derived from Kentucky's state fruit. BerryCare Toothpaste Gum, a dietary supplement made with the all-natural blackberry ingredient, provides important nutrients while keeping the mouth, teeth and gums in good condition, thanks to the company's creative exploration of blackberry technology and effects.
Within the Mid-South Division, BerryCare Toothpaste and Quick Energy Gums are now available in 162 Kroger stores throughout Kentucky, Northern Tennessee and parts of Indiana. BerryCare Toothpaste Gum can be found in the oral care aisle at your local Kroger. Kroger is also distributing BerryCare's Quick Energy Gum, which contains 40 mg of caffeine as a safe and healthy alternative to energy drinks.
Paige Shumate Short, CEO of Four-Tigers, together with her business partner Dr. Russell J. Mumper, began their journey to explore the key beneficial properties of blackberries over eight years ago when they co-founded the company. Short's father, the late Wayne Shumate, and her mother, Kay Shumate, raised blackberries on their family- owned Windstone Farms in Nicholas County. Windstone Farm's blackberries, now grown on Short's farm, in Bourbon County, lobbied passage of the bill in 2004 to name the blackberry the state fruit of Kentucky.
Short, like her father, has a vision that someday blackberries will be an important alternative crop for Kentucky farmers. Kentuckians could be at the forefront to supply a key ingredient in nutrition and health products as well as for use in important new medicines according to Short. "It's ironic that the same Kentucky land that was once known for growing cancer-causing tobacco can now grow blackberries that are beneficial to good health," she said. "Now and then, while walking
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Posts Tagged 'astronomy'
"The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself"*…
Did you ever wonder where you came from? That is the stuff that's inside your body like your bones, organs, muscles…etc. All of these things are made of various molecules and atoms. But where did these little ingredients come from? And how were they made?…
Find the answer at "How much of the human body is made up of stardust?"
* Carl Sagan
As we hum along with Hoagy Carmichael, we might recall that it was on this date in 1958 that the first American edition of Vladimir Nabakov's Lolita was released. Finished in 1953, Nabakov was turned down by publishers ranging from Simon & Schuster to New Directions, all concerned about its subject matter. Nabakov turned to Maurice Girodias and his Olympia Press, and published in France in 1955. Though it received almost no critical attention on release, Graham Greene called in "one of the three best novels of 1955″ in a year-end wrap-up published in the Sunday Times— provoking a response in the Sunday Express that the novel was one "one of the filthiest" ever. Surprisingly to many, the novel's American launch elicited no official response. But it registered hugely with the reading public: it went into a third printing within days and became the first novel since Gone with the Wind to sell 100,000 copies in its first three weeks. Lolita is included on Time's "List of the 100 Best Novels in the English language from 1923 to 2005," and it is fourth on the Modern Library's 1998 "List of the 100 Best Novels of the 20th century."
"Sure, black holes can kill us, and in a variety of interesting and gruesome ways. But, all in all, we may owe our very existence to them"*…
If you want to see a black hole tonight, just look in the direction of Sagittarius, the constellation. That's the center of the Milky Way Galaxy and there's a raging black hole at the very center of that constellation that holds the galaxy together.
– Michio Kaku
So, which came first: the galaxies spread through the universe, of the black holes that hold them together? Ethan Siegel answers and explains.
* Philip Plait, Death from the Skies!: These Are the Ways the World Will End…
As we raise our eyes, we might send star-struck birthday greetings to Johann Rudolf Wolf; he was born on this date in 1816. A distinguished astronomer and mathematician, Wolf wrote on prime number theory, geometry, probability, and statistics; but he is best remembered for his work on sunspots. Working from Heinrich Schwabe's suggestion that sunspot activity was cyclical, Wolf calculated the period of the cycle at 11.1 years; he was among the first to establish the connection of sunspot activity to geomagnetic activity on Earth; and he developed a way of quantifying sunspot activity– the Wolf number, as it is known– that remains in use.
"Mathematics is the art of giving the same name to different things"*…
A few years back, 12 million of us clicked over to watch the "Pachelbel Rant" on YouTube. You might remember it. Strumming repetitive chords on his guitar, comedian Rob Paravonian confessed that when he was a cellist, he couldn't stand the Pachelbel Canon in D. "It's eight quarter notes that we repeated over and over again. They are as follows: D-A-B-F♯-G-D-G-A." Pachelbel made the poor cellos play this sequence 54 times, but that wasn't the real problem. Before the end of his rant, Paravonian showed how this same basic sequence has been used everywhere from pop (Vitamin C: "Graduation") to punk (Green Day: "Basket Case") to rock (The Beatles: "Let It Be").
This rant emphasized what music geeks already knew—that musical structures are constantly reused, often to produce startlingly different effects. The same is true of mathematical structures in physical theories, which are used and reused to tell wildly dissimilar stories about the physical world. Scientists construct theories for one phenomena, then bend pitches and stretch beats to reveal a music whose progressions are synced, underneath it all, in the heart of the mathematical deep.
Eugene Wigner suggested a half-century ago that this "unreasonable effectiveness" of mathematics in the natural sciences was "something bordering on the mysterious," but I'd like to suggest that reality may be more mundane. Physicists use whatever math tools they're able to find to work on whatever problems they're able to solve. When a new song comes on, there's bound to be some overlap in the transcription. These overlaps help to bridge mutations of theory as we work our way toward a lead sheet for that universal hum…
Read the harmonious whole at "How Physics is Like Three-Chord Rock."
* Henri Poincare
As we hum the tune eternal, we might send astronomical birthday greetings to Allan Rex Sandage; he was born on this date in 1926. An astronomer, he spent his career first at the Palomar Observatory, then at the Carnegie Observatory in Pasadena, where at the outset, he was a research assistant to Edwin Hubble, whose work Sandage continued after Hubble's death. Sandage was hugely influential on his field; he is probably best remembered for determining the first reasonably accurate value for the Hubble constant (there ate those chords again) and the age of the universe— and for discovering the first quasar (again, those chords).
"We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars"*…
From the good folks at Chrome Experiments, a wonderfully-informative interactive map of the stars in our corner of the universe. Readers can zoom around our galaxy at "100,000 Stars."
* Oscar Wilde
As we pause to celebrate the birth of the archetypical "Renaissance man," quite possibly the greatest genius of the last millennium, Leornardo da Vinci (born on this date in 1452), we might also send starry-eyed birthday greetings to Friedrich Georg Wilhelm von Struve; he was born on this date in 1793. A renowned astronomer, Struve is known both as the founder of the modern study of binary (double) stars, and as the second in a five-generation-long dynasty of great astronomers: he was the son of the son of Jacob Struve, the father of Otto Wilhelm von Struve, the grandfather of Hermann Struve, the great-grandfather of Otto Struve.
Like a big pizza pie, that's amore…
As October, National Pizza Month, draws to a close, Flowing Data offers a rigorous examination of pizza chains across the U.S. and the relative proximity of their outlets in different areas. It's the handiest of guides– and one to use: surely Americans can improve on last year's statistics; surely we can do better than 251,770,000 pounds of pepperoni consumed…
As we ask for extra crushed red pepper, we might recall that it was on this date in 1937 we– the entire population of the earth– narrowly avoided (by twice the distance of the Moon… but that's only three seconds) obliteration as the 500,000 ton asteroid/planetoid 69230 Hermes failed to collide with our planet. (In 1989, the earth had an even closer approach, but by the smaller 4581 Asclepius.)
"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog…"*
Brian and Peter, the keepers of Plurib.us, have gifted us with perspective: Explore our solar system and its environs– planets, dwarf planets, and moons– comparing each celestial body's size as it might appear from earth, as it is in "true" scale (as above)… and as it routinely appears n a child's play set…
Check it out at Planet Resizer.
* Mark Twain
As we boldly go, we might recall that it was on this date in 1947, after 11 years of grinding and polishing, that what had begun as 20 tons of molten glass finally became a 200-inch diameter telescope lens for Cal Tech's Mount Palomar Observatory. It was mounted in the Hale Telescope (named in honor of the late Dr. George E. Hale who had initiated the project).and was first used on February 1, 1949 to capture pictures of the Milky Way.
It's not too early to think about *next year's* Fathers Day…
From the silly…
The Cabana Islander holds up to 6 people. Impractical in a swimming pool, it's really only useful in a big body of water, like an ocean, where you might fall asleep and drift out to sea.
The only good thing about this $364 piece of inflatable plastic is that when you do, inevitably, wake up somewhere over the horizon, you've got up to five other family members or friends to eat. Just make sure you bring someone weak when you set sail for disaster, since you'll need to conserve as much energy as possible in the process of overpowering them to eat their body.
…through the sillier…
This computer mouse hides a digital scale inside and has a little compartment to stash a tiny amount of weed. This would be more practical if a desktop computer wasn't a big square box with a ton of empty space where you could put a full-sized scale and several ounces of weed.
Customers who bought this also bought a plastic bic lighter that you can store an even tinier amount of weed in. Who are all these customers and what are they doing with their tiny pieces of weed?
… to the tasteless…
"I have a clean!" Thanks once again, capitalism, for reminding us that one of the greatest Americans in history can be reduced to a joke for a few thousand bucks. We laugh and destroy the few people willing to put their lives at stake to ensure a better future for the next generation. One day the sun will swallow the Earth, and the rest of the universe will breathe a sigh of relief.
…and the downright insulting…
"Unless your the worlds most fuckable man, you need Sure Fuck Cologne!" (sic) says the manufacturer. They also brag it "drives women into a Hot Sexual Frenzy!" If that's true, it must smell an awful lot like having a full-time job.
… it's all at The Worst Things for Sale.
As we contemplate commercial creativity, we might recall that it was on this date in 1178 that "The upper horn of the moon split in two … a flaming torch sprang up, spewing out fire, hot coals & sparks": an asteroid or comet collided with the moon resulting in a violent explosion that created the Giordano Bruno crater.
The upper horn [of the moon] split in two. From the midpoint of the division a flaming torch sprang up, spewing out, over a considerable distance, fire, hot coals and sparks. Meanwhile the body of the Moon which was below writhed, as it were in anxiety, and to put it in the words of those who reported it to me and saw it with their own eyes, the Moon throbbed like a wounded snake. Afterwards it resumed its proper state. This phenomenon was repeated a dozen times or more, the flame assuming various twisting shapes at random and then returning to normal. Then, after these transformations, the Moon from horn to horn, that is along its whole length, took on a blackish appearance.– Gervase, Friar and Chronicle at Canterbury, who witnessed the event


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Concept done for a Brazilian architecture office.
A bird was choosen as a symbol for beacause of his privileged view of the land or 'space'.
I think it's very abstract to see straightforward the building plus bird concept. I'm trying to reach a poetic concept, where the bird wings are buildings and the body like the land/valley (also notice the windows as feathers)
Attached a better resolution look of it.
You can see the initial sketch here: http://instagram.com/p/boq391OPeG/
Well, let me know what do you guys think about it. :)))
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Man "pays" water bill in Deltona with cocaine, Sheriff's office says
Published: Monday, September 23, 2013 at 3:56 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, September 23, 2013 at 9:08 p.m.
A man walked into the office where Deltona residents normally pay their water bills and handed a clerk an envelope. But the stranger wasn't paying his water bill, a Volusia County sheriff's spokesman said Monday.
The envelope contained a small amount of white powder that turned out to be cocaine, spokesman Gary Davidson said.
Before anyone knew the white powder was cocaine, officials in the office at 255 Enterprise Road took precautions to make sure it wasn't something toxic, Davidson said. The office was evacuated.
When the powder was examined, though, it tested positive for cocaine, Davidson said.
"We're not sure who did this or why, but we're investigating it," Davidson said.
The stranger — wearing a T-shirt and shorts — walked into the water office at 9:56 a.m., Davidson said. Inside the payment envelope was a small plastic baggie similar to those used by jewelers. That's where the cocaine was, Davidson said.
"The clerk (at the counter) said she had never seen the man before," said sheriff's spokesman Brandon Haught. "He didn't say anything to her, he just handed her the envelope and walked out."
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"X Factor" U.K. boy band One Direction is speaking out on behalf of the charity initiative Enough Food for Everyone If, which is aimed at helping end world hunger. One Direction and other stars participated in a public service announcement video that was released on January 23, 2013. Other celebrities in the video include actor Orlando Bloom, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, singer Angelique Kidjo, actor David Harewood ("Homeland") and TV host Myleene Klass.
I'm so glad the boys are doing such wonderful things with their fame. (: Check out the video below! :
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Phoenix Contact has expanded its line of push-in technology (PT) terminal blocks to include a smaller version of the popular STIO 2.5 series.LISTED UNDER: CONDUCTIVITY INSTRUMENTS
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Available with M12 D-coded and/or RJ45 connectors, Balluff's 4 conductor cables are great for almost any industrial Ethernet application.LISTED UNDER: CONDUCTIVITY INSTRUMENTS
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The PX8000 Precision Power Scope from Yokogawa brings oscilloscope-style, time-based measurement to the world of power measurement.LISTED UNDER: CONDUCTIVITY INSTRUMENTS
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FCI will unveil three new connector solutions at this year's DesignCon 2014.LISTED UNDER: CONDUCTIVITY INSTRUMENTS
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Moore Industries has released a new video showing how its HCS HART® Concentrator System saves money and time by consolidating wiring and reducing power consumption at remote natural gas and oil production sites.LISTED UNDER: WIRE, electrical | CONDUCTIVITY INSTRUMENTS
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This is my first blog post so let me start out with a little about me. I've been in IT since I got out of college. I went to school for programming and since graduation I've worn many "hats" in multiple companies. I've been on database development teams, database tech support, web design, application design…the list goes on and on. A few years ago, I was given the opportunity to come in and convert an entire business system from a main frame over to a newer version that was a .NET front end with a SQL Server back end. It was exciting times…but it wasn't always like this. I was a "code head" more or less. Everything I did, I did with code. LINQ to SQL, Entity, Datasets, object mappers…anything I could use without having to physically touch SQL I would do it. I despised it for some reason; I felt it was so….beneath me. Anything I could do in SQL Server I could do better in code and that was the bottom line. You could call me the "Anti-SQL" for a while. Yeah, I knew some stuff about backups, stored procedures, queries, even indexing and that sure helped me get into the next step of my life where I'm at now.
It started out without any problems. Rewrite a few queries. Add a few indexes. Set up some backups. It was no problem at first, but then I hit that slippery slope. I went from wearing a developer hat to that oh-so-wonderful "Accidental DBA" hat. (And the crowd goes wild!) It's kind of ironic, but now I couldn't imagine ever working in anything other than SQL Server. I've dug down into performance tuning, indexing, disaster recovery models, Integration Services, ETL Processes, Reporting Services, and of course query writing. The data that I have been presented with was set up…interestingly, so in order to get what I need I've had to get really, really creative for some.
They say that if you really want to learn then teach or write a blog…so here it is. Step 1: My blog. (I'm no where near comfortable enough to put on a session somewhere) Over the course of time I'll hopefully be able to share some rants with new friends, give knowledge to those who found themselves in my situations, learn something while I do it, and give back to the community that has helped me so much. DThe forums that I am a part of and the organizations that I have joined seem more like family at times than anything. I'm constantly learning through webinars, SQL Saturdays, and through my local and virtual PASS chapters because I just want to get better and give back. I hope that one day, I'll be at SQL Saturday as a presenter instead of an attendee.


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Episode PremiereOctober 29, 2002
DistributorThe WB, CW
Show Period2001 - 2011
Production CompanyTollin/Robbins Productions
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DirectorChris Long
ScreenwriterRussel Friend, Garrett Lerner
Main Cast
- Tom Welling as Clark Kent
- Kristin Kreuk as Lana Lang
- Erica Durance as Lois Lane
- Michael Rosenbaum as Lex Luthor
- Allison Mack as Chloe Sullivan
- Sam Jones III
- Annette O'Toole
- Justin Hartley as Oliver Queen / Green Arrow
- John Schneider as Jonathan Kent
- Eric Johnson
- John Glover
Additional Cast
- Sarah-Jane Redmond
- Maggie Lawson
- Richard Gant
- George Coe
- Jesse Hutch
- Neil Grayston
- Fulvio Cecere
After realizing the farm is in financial trouble, Martha (Annette O'Toole) goes to her estranged father (guest star George Coe) for help. Clark (Tom Welling) is thrilled at the prospect of meeting his grandfather but Jonathan's (John Schneider) refusal to see the man prompts Clark to force a reunion that doesn't go exactly as planned. Meanwhile, Lana (Kristin Kreuk) discovers an old photograph that suggests her father may still be alive.


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The FAA's statement lacked any specifics regarding the decision to lift the NOTAM restrictions. The statement merely says:"Before making this decision, the FAA worked with its U.S. government counterparts to assess the security situation in Israel and carefully reviewed both significant new information and measures the Government of Israel is taking to mitigate potential risks to civil aviation."
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It's not about what you know, it's about who you know. This statement goes a long way until someone bluntly asks you, "By the way dude, what were your SAT scores?"The Eagles are in recuperation mode. The team that once dominated the NFC East with ease is currently the laughingstock of their division. The squadron of men that traveled to the postseason year after year are now serving as the rear end of all jokes - that is - after Tony Romo and the Cowboys. So, Football Nation, will the Eagles be a team to fret about in 2013?
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Well I doubt they're shooting for April cause they're waiting for XP SP2 code to be finished and incorporated.
My guess is that won't show up in April, though I've been wrong before.
Well, you are correct and this was another reason why I didn't think they would make the April release date. I'm a developer by trade myself. I don't have specific knowledge about this stuff as I don't need to know in my current job, but SP2 was supposed to come out during the April/May timeframe for WinXP. My understanding was WinXP 64-bit for AMD was originally supposed to come out the beginning of this year. However, it was MS's desire to sync up the releases such that WinXP would have SP2 built into the OS so the user wouldn't have to update a bit down the road in the near future. So, they delayed the release (supposedly till April as I recall) of WinXP for AMD64 so they could implement SP2 code into the release. Between this and a general concern of driver availability, I'm questioning whether they'll make an April relase or not. However, I never in my wildest dreams thought it wouldn't come out till Fall.
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Sierra, wife to DH , Mama to DD (2012) and DS(2014). In love with my family and hoping for inner .
HI sierramtngirl, welcome :)
When our DS was a little over a year I was EXACTLY where you are, right down to the conviction that DS was on the spectrum, wondering about having a second child, etc.
I will say that the limbo stage for us lasted until DS was almost 3 and it was very, very difficult for me. I did not deal with it emotionally very well and, looking back, I realize that my worry and fear made everything worse. My advice would be to seek support, local, loving support from other parents who have been there done that. Even in small communities there are usually ASD or special needs support groups and finding people who understand the emotional turmoil of that stage can be a life saver.
For us, when our DS started in an EI preschool, the school turned out to be terrible for him (long story) but for me it was a life saver because every morning I spent some time with other moms going through the exact same fear and uncertainty.
Part of it for me was acknowledging my true feelings. I wanted to scream and cry and mourn for the child I thought we would have. But I didn't let myself and I think not giving myself permission to feel sad and angry just extended that emotional stage. When I finally processed all of those feelings is when I was finally able to move beyond them genuinely rather than painting a fake smile on my face and soldiering on.
My other advice is to seek professional help from highly qualified people who treat you and your little one with gentle respect. I spent too much time listening to callous professionals (a terrible speech therapist, a very young and inexperienced teacher, etc). The right people can also help you make sure you know what is going on with your little one.
To be honest, 14 months old is VERY young and there can be so many things that might cause a little one to look like they might be on the spectrum. I wouldn't accept any kind of diagnosis for at least a year or two. When he was young, our DS had some "reg flags" for ASD and most people we dealt with assumed ASD but we found out later that he has a severe language delay instead.
To be perfectly honest, that you are here asking for support and advice tells me that you will be fine through whatever happens next :)
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Sierra, wife to DH , Mama to DD (2012) and DS(2014). In love with my family and hoping for inner .
Ha, you should let things be all about you sometimes :)
Let's see - no we didn't end up having another child. I've heard enough positive stories about siblings of kids with special needs that I am convinced it can actually make things better. But for us we both agreed that we are actually happy being one and done.
Our DS is doing great now! He is still very behind language-wise, but in every other way he is on track. The developmental ped we see believes he will mostly catch up in the next 3 - 5 years. He will always probably have auditory processing difficulties and might have some pronunciation issues, but he should be able to attend typical schools, etc. He is a happy, silly, active little guy :)
My DH did go through the emotions of all this well after I did, mostly because he wasn't doing the day to day work of it all.
Can I ask what makes you feel so sure that your DD is on the spectrum? Does she use gesture at all? How is her eye contact? How does she communicate her needs/wants? Even if she initiates no communication at all, that does not inherently mean ASD. Of course it could mean ASD as well. Most experts I have dealt with (including our dev ped, ST, and a language disorder expert we consult with) have all said it is basically impossible to diagnose a child before they are 2.5 - 3 unless they are fairly severe. So, honestly, I know you feel something is "off" and I would totally trust that, BUT I would also not jump to any conclusions. What I mean to say is, a second opinion at this moment in time might not really tell you anything if you are just looking for a diagnosis. At this point (and in general really) my advice would be to see what seems to help your DD, pay attention to her strengths and weaknesses, and go from there. I say this because, especially at that age, ASD or not, the only real thing you can do is some therapy. When she is closer to 2 or 3 then different kinds of intervention might make sense. But especially if it isn't clear what's up with her, I would get a little therapy, then surround her with lots of fun and love.
There are some great books out there to encourage communication if you want specific things to work on with her at home. "Play to Talk" (MacDonald) and "It Takes Two to Talk" are both great books that have concrete games and things you can play with you little one. They helped me a lot through this stage.
If you do think about more interventions, I would mostly just make sure you keep things child-led and play based and you can't really go wrong :)
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2. I didn't talk to them about it. I did, however, talk to specialists about it and eventually a therapist about it.
3. When you catch yourself not being present, bring yourself back to the present. Don't beat yourself up for it (that still isn't being present), just focus on your breath, what you can see right now, this moment. etc. And then when you realize you aren't being present any more, just do it again!
For me, a big part of this path has been making peace with the not knowing. The not knowing never really leaves. Someday, you may have a nice clear diagnosis for your child, and it still won't tell you anything really important, like what she'll be capable of an adult or which school really will work best for her or any of that. This is a path of not knowing, and nearly every answer brings more questions. For a long time.
I like to KNOW things. I like to research and make sense of things and make plans, and this has been really tough for me. I find it easier when she is doing well and is overall happy. I'd like to say I have a sense of peace about it all the time, but that isn't quite true.
We had our children very close together, before we realized that our first child was on the spectrum. I'm thankful that it wasn't a decision I had to make. But my younger daughter is such a blessing both to me and to her big sister. She is one of the best things we ever could have done for our spectrumy kiddo -- she has given her a look into what peers are doing and how they interact, and it something that our older DD couldn't have gotten any other way. At times, I found it overwhelming to be mothering them both, but it has only been a good thing for our DD on the spectrum, (who, BTW, just finished her first semester at community college!)
but everything has pros and cons
DS1 was dxed shortly after he turned 3. I knew for years that something was off, he started EI at 18 months of age for delayed speech. It was extremely difficult to get him diagnosed even as early as I did. We traveled 800+ miles x3 to a leading Children's Hospital and spent countless hours and money pushing for evaluations/services. Now that he is 4, getting a dx would be even easier because his ASD is much more obvious.
I did have another child after DS1 but it was completely unplanned and frankly, knowing what I know now, I would not make that decision again. We have interesting circumstances though. We have two older girls, DS1 was already the third child. The two boys are barely two years apart and with DS1's developmental delays, they function like they are barely one year apart. The baby has already surpassed DS1 in many things. We have severe aggression issues with the two boys to the point where all of DS1's therapists are terrified for DS2's safety so I am left shipping one boy off each day somewhere or having to hire help to keep them apart. It is truly that bad and has been this way for two years now. A wider spacing probably would of been an entirely different story.
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Hi Ladies,
A big thank you to all of you who responded to my post last summer. I wanted to give a brief update of my DD since we are nearing her 2nd birthday (can't believe that!) & because I know that someone may search and find this thread and wonder what happened to us. DD continues to make wonderful progress everyday and I feel so blessed in so many ways (one of the biggest blessings is MDC for giving me the confidence to know that she is "OK"-even when everything is not ok, and there is nothing wrong with being different!!). She's still such a wonderful little thing, now so full of words--if I had to guess, I'd say we are in the 500-word vocabulary range. She started really taking off with her expressive language around 15-17 months at by 18 months had over 100 words. She is now combining words in sentences 3-6 words long. She can certainly expresses her wants and needs and is now starting to initiate little conversations (this morning: "MMMMM waffles. Waffles good, strawberries so good!" All the while looking at me and smiling). Due to this big jump in her language, she "graduated" from our EI program a few months ago, although I do still have phone access to our ST out of the goodness of her heart. DD is bright and is able to really pick up on a lot of things going on around her which I think will serve her well as she does continue to lag behind her peers a little in social skills (although who knows, from what I've seen, all 2 year olds are pretty weird and socially awkward). She is very social to those that are close to her, family and close neighbors but maybe has a little social anxiety (which she totally got honestly from her mamma-I would describe myself as an extrovert, but definitely anxious in big social situations) around larger groups and it takes her some time to warm up. We have been exposing her to smaller groups at storytime and at a weekly swimming class. She has started to sing along with the classes and knows the names of the kiddos she attends the classes with. She does continue to have some "pink" flags for ASD, but I'm not really focusing on that right now, just trying to build upon her strengths and really work on her weaknesses. She does appear to be a pretty "spirited" little girl, and good for her-which is difficult to remember when she is in the middle of a huge meltdown. But, it has helped me to identify areas of weakness that we need to work on together. I know it's not going to be all sunshine and puppies and rainbows, but I'm feeling so much better about her future and I really feel in my gut that she will be ok - no matter what the outcome is. I'm also 29 weeks pg for baby #2, so I'm hoping that I'm able to enjoy the baby journey a little more next time instead of being so worried like I was last time around. Thank you all again so much for the support!
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Gaffigan's stand-up act well-received by Milwaukee crowd
Jim Gaffigan didn't have the fortune of being born here, but the native Hoosier did the next best thing and married someone who was.
Milwaukee is sort of a second home for the New York-based stand-up comic, not simply because of his family connections or because he's played annual year-end shows at the Pabst Theater since 2007. His style of stand-up - clean, soft-spoken, often deadpan, obsessive about food - seems tailor-made for Midwestern sensibilities. »Read Full Article(2)
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Best hostel I've ever stayed in. The staff were absolutely amazing! Went out of their way to make our stay great. Very clean rooms that get cleaned daily with new towels. ATV/scooter rental places next door, 24 hour bakery and a super market across the street. Beautiful pool, super short walk down to Perissa beach(our favourite beach, crystal clean water compared to others) and the bus stop right outside. Wifi always worked, I would highly recommend this place to everyone.
Hostel ZeusAthens, Greece
A good location close to metro and the action. Enjoyed eating 2 euro kebabs, staff was okay and there are no blankets on the bed just a pillow and a under sheet. Wifi worked well but there wasn't much of a common room. Although I still enjoyed my stay, those little things effected the result. You get what you pay for with the cheap price
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My only complaints arethat the directions in hostelworld are really horrible, could be way more specific. Staff was average. However an amazing tent. Basically a house, little kitchen with fridge and burners pots pans everything you need. A table with chairs inside and outside and 2 separate bedrooms. Much more then we expected And even had adorable kittens under our tent. Pool was amazing lots of sports to play, you'll never be bored. Easy to get to the city, will stay again high,y recommended
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So far from anything. Super reliant in the bus so you may not be able to stay out late. Gut at reception was very unfriendly, wifi never worked. Nothing good to say about this place. The shuttle was broken so we squeezes into two Volkswagens that dropped us off at the top of a huge hill. Not happy with our stay, good thing it was only for one night
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Great hostel vibe! Busy bar and common area always full with people. Free computers, kitchen to use and the shuttle stops right outside a grocery store which is convenient. Far from the beach but the shuttle and tram make it no problem at all. Great staff, good price.
Hostel ParadisNice, France
Couldn't be a better location, accommodating staff with good tips for the best beaches. Very safe neighbourhood located right beside Louis Vuitton(window shopping heaven). No common area so zero hostel vibe but right down the street from a pedestrian street full of shops and restaurants. Great stay, would highly recommend.
Mountain Hostel GimmelwaldGimmelwald, Switzerland
An amazing place. Easy to find with good directions. An amazing hostel vibe, all types of people and ages all becoming friends. Miles of beautiful hiking at your doorstep. A coop in the near town and a great kitchen at your dispense to cook a meal for yourself or for everyone. It's a must to stay here. Will be returning here for sure. Thanks for an amazing experience!
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Super close to the train station which was handy with our packs, easy to find. Also close to big pedestrian shopping street. Great walking tour! Cool hammocks to hang out in, bar was cheap enough. Not much happening at the hostel but lots an easy walk away.
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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to study maximal irreducible families of Gorenstein quotients of a polynomial ring . Let be the scheme parametrizing graded quotients of with Hilbert function . We prove there is a close relationship between the irreducible components of , whose general member is a Gorenstein codimension quotient, and the irreducible components of , whose general member is a codimension Cohen-Macaulay algebra of Hilbert function related to . If the Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity of the Gorenstein quotient is large compared to the Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity of , this relationship actually determines a well-defined injective mapping from such ``Cohen-Macaulay'' components of to ``Gorenstein'' components of , in which generically smooth components correspond. Moreover the dimension of the ``Gorenstein'' components is computed in terms of the dimension of the corresponding ``Cohen-Macaulay'' component and a sum of two invariants of . Using linkage by a complete intersection we show how to compute these invariants. Linkage also turns out to be quite effective in verifying the assumptions which appear in a generalization of the main theorem.
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2011 TOPPS GYPSY QUEEN IKE DAVIS Gather your wits and hold on fast, Your mind must learn to roam. Just as the Gypsy Queen must do You're gonna hit the road. On Tuesday's SNY telecast, the Verizon Text Poll question asked fans if they thought Ike Davis would be back as the 2014 starting first baseman. Much to my surprise, 55% of the respondents said no. Davis is one of the most polarizing figures on the team. However, management seems to love him and the announcers go out of their way to heap praise on him, much like this two year old card did in including him in the "Future Stars" grouping. So the fact that a simple majority are ready to move on is a bit of a shock. Perhaps there is some sort of a selection bias at work here. Maybe people are more motivated to pick up the phone and text as a way to voice displeasure. After all, it's not like the fans can put him on the bench and play Lucas Duda or Josh Satin, instead. It's easy to understand why proponents remain bullish w...
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The Los Angeles Clippers had been rolling along before coming up short against one of the NBA's best teams over the weekend. While they might normally like their chances of getting back on track with a visit from Milwaukee, the Bucks are starting to hit their stride. The Clippers aim for a 12th home win in 13 matchups against the Bucks, who look to extend their winning streak to a season-high five Wednesday night. Sitting comfortably atop the Pacific Division, Los Angeles (43-19) had won eight of nine before falling 108-104 to Oklahoma City on Sunday. Chris Paul had 26 points while Blake Griffin and Jamal Crawford added 20 apiece for the Clippers, who erased a 19-point deficit but couldn't keep up down the stretch. Not including two losses to the Thunder, Los Angeles has gone 18-2 over its last 20 home games. "Hopefully we can use this as a barometer to tighten some things up," coach Vinny Del Negro told the team's official website. "No one is going to feel sorry for you. You've got...
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Blame higher temperatures for stressed-out garden plants
This summer's relentless heat has been very stressful to our garden plants. I've had calls and emails from scores of gardeners with vegetables that were not producing, or flowering plants that weren't blooming. The comparatively cooler temperatures of this past week and the next few days may be just what the (plant) doctor ordered.
It's long been known that high temperatures will prevent certain vegetables from blooming and fruiting. This summer, green beans and bell peppers were the hardest hit.
Either they didn't bloom at all or if they did, the blossom fell off without a fruit being produced. Tomatoes were also affected; their overall production seemed to be down for most gardeners, and what tomatoes did form just sat there and refused to ripen.
Daytime temperatures above 90 to 95 degrees, and nighttime temperatures above 75 degrees will prevent these and other vegetables from fruiting. Many annual and perennial flowers will also stop blooming during these conditions.
There are numerous physiological reasons for why this happens, but to briefly explain it without giving a three-hour lesson on plant science: Plants form carbohydrates (sugars) to store the sun's energy during the day through photosynthesis. Plants burn these sugars to release this energy through a process called respiration, which occurs 24 hours per day.
The higher the temperatures (within reason), more sugars are created through photosynthesis, and more sugars are burned up through respiration. In order for plants to grow and produce blooms, they need to create more sugar than is being burnt off for survival; this surplus powers growth and flowering.
Here's where the weather messes things up. If the nighttime temperatures are too high, the plants will be burning off sugars too quickly for a surplus of carbohydrates to collect. Without this surplus, the plant will only have enough food reserves to maintain their current biomass, and none to waste on reproducing. In fact, under very warm nighttime temperatures, the plants may burn off more sugars than they produce; this leads to the plants fading out and dying.
There is nothing that can be done to force the plants into blooming and fruiting again until the weather cools off. The best strategy is to keep the plants healthy with proper watering and fertilizing, and not allowing pests to destroy the foliage. Once the weather cools off, the plants should begin flowering and fruiting again.
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UF/IFAS Extension in Osceola County
2013 UF/IFAS Osceola County
Spring Gardening Series
Tuesdays & Thursdays
April 9th – April 25th
Attend one or all of the Spring Gardening Series.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Spring Gardening Series:
Trees 101
Learn how to select the right variety of tree for Central Florida, along with proper tree planting and pruning techniques.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Spring Gardening Series:
Eat your Landscape!
Create an edible landscape by learning how to use edible plants in your everyday landscape.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Spring Gardening Series:
What's Buggin' in the Landscape?
What are the most common insects and diseases found in Florida landscapes and what should you do to control them.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Spring Gardening Series:
Designing for Landscape Color
Learn some basic landscape design concepts by using annuals and perennials suited for Central Florida.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Spring Gardening Series:
Growing Citrus & other Fruits
Learn how to care for citrus trees in your home landscape and what other kinds of tropical and deciduous fruits that may grow in Central Florida.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Spring Gardening Series:
What went wrong in the Landscape?
Sometimes things go wrong in the landscape. Find out what those things may be and learn of some mistaken Identities in the landscape.
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The end of the NBA regular season has snuck up on us.
Early in the season, it seemed like Philadelphia was the favorite to go 0-82, or at least set a record for futility.
How did that work out for them? Well, they finished 18-64. Which is bad.
But it isn't as bad as the New York Knicks, who finished 17-65. Philadelphia didn't even lose their own division. Which I think says something about the team, but I'm not sure what.
But, surprisingly, the Knicks weren't the worst NBA team this year. That honor goes to the Minnesota Timberwolves, who finished the season at 16-66, for a winning percentage of 0.195. ESPN has a very nice list of the worst NBA teams, which currently includes the Timberwolves, and lets you do side-by-side comparisons with the legendary 72-73 Philadelphia team.
By the way, the Lakers finished 21-61. Just saying.


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