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By now, most people recognize that over the past several decades there has been a marked shift in the financial industry. These changes have not been limited to the names of the industry's leading firms, the structure of products, the number of disclosures to be made or how fees are charged. There have also been significant shifts in psychology, specifically how financial firms and industry professionals perceive their relationships with clients.
Recently — especially within the past several years — we've been hearing more and more stories about advisers pushing unsuitable investments on clients, or becoming indignant at the loss of all or even part of an account. In sum, advisers seem far less focused on their clients' needs. It is as if these service professionals have forgotten that they work for their clients — not the other way around.
It's no secret that the culture of large wire houses and Wall Street firms has been undergoing a similar shift over an even longer time frame. By now, it seems Wall Street banks have almost zero interest in serving their clients, let alone making money for those they serve. Instead, the name of the game is to move as much money as possible from their clients' pockets to their own before clients wise up.
Then, when things go bust, they fleece taxpayers to refill their coffers and start all over again, having never missed a bonus check in the meantime.
Investors need to be mindful of these attitudes in finance. No, advisers won't always make money for clients, but there are bigger issues to consider. One is whether an adviser properly understands his or her relationship with a client, i.e., that he is an employee who can be fired at will. And he should be fired if a client ever becomes concerned about either of two things:
- The person who is managing their money.
- The system being used to manage the client's money.
There are some managers today, although they are becoming a smaller and smaller minority, who manage their own money the same way they do their clients' — who eat their own cooking, so to speak. This is a great benefit for most clients, who can rest easy knowing that their adviser is in the same boat. If they're losing money, so is their adviser; if clients are having sleepless nights, likely their financial adviser is as well.
An even more important concern, though, is that a financial adviser never forgets whose money he or she is managing. Clients select advisers to provide services (e.g. managing money, helping a client with problems they have, assisting with account administration, moving money across generations) and advisers are compensated for services rendered. In the event a client ever decides to make a change that leaves no room for an adviser in their new financial plans, the adviser should be willing to do everything they can to make a client's move away from their firm as easy as the move into it.
During these transitions, an adviser should hope that the client finds a satisfying relationship that helps them achieve their financial objectives and that the client is better off for having been with that adviser.
Dock David Treece is a partner with Treece Investment Advisory Corp (www.TreeceInvestments.com) and is licensed with FINRA through Treece Financial Services Corp. He provides expert content to numerous media outlets. The above information is the express opinion of Dock David Treece and should not be construed as investment advice or used without outside verification.
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Car break-ins are a dime a dozen in Mount Pleasant - mostly because people leave their cars unlocked. And recently a woman was the victim of an odd theft. She told police that she left her car unlocked and sometime during the night, a person broke into it. Strangely, they stole a large box full of several American Girl Dolls and all the clothing and outfits that go with the dolls. These doll are rather expensive and she guessed her loss was almost $2,000. There were no suspects in this doll heist.
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Local Medicaid health care providers are fighting funding cuts that will lower their reimbursement and decrease the number of people who qualify for their services.
Representatives from Harbor, one of four Medicaid Health Home providers in Northwest Ohio, attended a meeting to address the cuts at the Ohio Statehouse on May 15. The other providers are Unison Behavioral Health, Family Services of Northwest Ohio and The Zepf Center.
Jean Drees, marketing director for Harbor, said the purpose of the meeting was to ask the Department of Medicaid to extend funding for Health Home.
"The state is now trying to restrict and change the program, and that's what we're opposing," Drees said.
Drees said she fears the repercussions of cutting funding this early. She said although progress may be slow at first, the Health Home providers are seeing success.
"We would no longer be allowed to offer the services if the funding does get cut," Drees said. "What we would have then is what we'd be undoing, going back to basic services."
Drees said the basic services threatened by the cut include primary health care. Under the improved Health Home model, patients would be granted more efficient primary care.
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Catina Harding, executive director for the Great Lakes Collaborative for Autism, said she feels cutting funding now would be detrimental.
"There's just a ton of consequences," she said. "Through Medicaid Health Home you have continual communication with doctors, schools, and it allows families to focus on being healthy rather than focusing on crisis."
Harding's organization does not directly deal with patients, but works on behalf of struggling families to look for solutions to their financial issues. In her testimony, Harding described the challenge an autism diagnosis presents to the average family.
"[Families] are told their child has autism, insurance does not cover the services they will need, and good luck finding the programs that will work for your family, because each child, adolescent and adult with autism is very different with very unique needs, behaviors and challenges," Harding said.
Many of the over 3,000 beneficiaries of Harbor's services qualify as having a "severe and persistent mental disorder," which makes taking medications for routine issues such as diabetes a challenge.
"What [cutting funding] would mean is we would not be able to help them the way we're currently helping them," Drees said. "People with this diagnosis die 25 years earlier than the rest of the population. Not because they're depressive, have anxiety disorders or bipolar disorders. They die because they cannot manage primary care issues."
Drees said people who qualify for the type of aid available under the program can forgo more expensive emergency room visits thanks to on-call health consultants who manage vitals for clients.
"The data shows that this group of clients are extremely expensive to the system," Drees said. "Their care is not very good, so it's a new delivery service approach that we're taking with a better serving of the population that needs help coupled with a better cost outcome."
Harding said she sees cost benefits of maintaining the Health Home program, and urged board members to look at the numbers.
"They should put the criteria changes on hold until they look at the data out there to see what makes the most sense for the families in terms of serving their needs," Harding said.
Drees said she believes the system Harbor uses is "in total line with where health care is going" on a national level.
"This is the right way to serve this population from a cost-effective perspective," Drees said. "We're moving them toward well-health, otherwise they'll ride Medicaid for the rest of their lives."
Looking forward, Drees said she hopes the higher powers in health care take a careful look at their priorities and see that the program will flourish with more time.
"We need to be able to prove outcomes and we're only 18 months into the pilot," Drees said. "The whole health care system is changing. For people who have never managed their primary care needs, it takes a while to make them healthier."
Harding said she is unsure of whether her speech made the impact she wanted, but hopes that someone can provide a reason for funding cuts.
"It does not make any sense that you would take a model that was working for our most challenged community members just to cross a few numbers out of the budget," Harding said. "And there's no good explanation for that either. There's no legitimate, good explanation for why that decision is being made."
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A tool belt and tools were reported stolen from the front porch of a residence on Dorr Street in North Augusta on Saturday.
A burglary was reported at a residence on Hutto Pond Road in Aiken on Saturday. The responding officer observed that the screen of a 36-inch Samsung flat screen television was broken and that an unknown subject appeared to have entered the house through a bedroom window that hadn't been secured.
A Warrenville man reported on Saturday that he was in his shop on Richardson Lake Road when he heard a vehicle in the driveway and then heard what sounded like a gunshot. The man stepped outside and saw a vehicle in his driveway with an unknown subject behind the wheel. The man said the vehicle performed two donuts in the driveway before it "took off" down the road.
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"Signs, signs, everywhere signs!" This 1970s hit song by Tesla comes to mind each time I travel on Route 100B as well as when I read the latest discourse on the proposed quarry in Rochester.
On the former, I suggest removing the, "Keep 100B Quarry Free" signs. I support our first amendment right to express ourselves, but it's time to remove these one-sided expressions of disapproval. We get it! Some people don't want the quarry to exist. The final decision won't be made based on the number of white squares set up along this scenic byway. Good thing these signs aren't considered "sandwich boards," huh?
Regarding the Rochester quarry, my understanding is the proposal is working its way through the local and state criterion that covers such things. Lawyers, engineers, various technical witnesses are the norm so that each side has, at least, the appearance of having equal representation and understanding of the laws and rules that govern these matters. Letters, like the one I read in last week's Valley Reporter issue, are counterproductive and inflammatory. It is reckless and irresponsible to take a small piece of what has become a complex issue and somehow paint the applicant (in this case Kingsbury Construction) as some behemoth, unfeeling and uncaring entity that has come into little rural Vermont to tread slipshod over the locals and forever ruin their way of life.
Kingsbury Construction is a family owned and operated company founded and based in Waitsfield. The Kingsburys are among the many names in The Valley that have multi-generational roots here. Kingsbury Construction (KC) has been a good neighbor, giving a great deal to the community. KC isn't going to run and hide in some obscure faraway corner of the world so that it won't have to adhere to any mandates that may be imposed as conditions for approval. At least five KC employees are from the Rochester region (Hancock and Granville). In terms of economic gain, wouldn't Rochester's grand list be well served with the tax addition of a commercial business?
Testimony from individuals that are party to an ongoing legal process should to be confined to the appropriate ruling forum. In this environment, at least, everyone has a chance for rebuttal and the entire picture can be realistically, fairly and honestly painted as opposed to an editorial letter taking a snapshot in time and using it for self-serving gain.
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Byrnes High School quarterback Shuler Bentley was named the 2012-13 Gatorade South Carolina Football Player of the Year on Thursday. Bentley is the second Gatorade South Carolina Football Player of the Year to be chosen from Byrnes.
The 6-foot-1, 197-pound junior quarterback passed for 4,718 yards and 59 touchdowns this season, leading the Rebels (12-2) to the Class AAAA, Division I semifinals. The 2012 Greer Citizen Player of the Year, Bentley broke the state record for single-season touchdown passes, eclipsing the mark of 54 set by two-time Gatorade South Carolina Football Player of the Year Willy Korn. He completed 299 of 462 passes (65 percent) while throwing 13 interceptions.
Bentley has maintained an A average in the classroom and has volunteered locally in association with his church youth group and as an elementary school guest speaker.
Shuler Bentley is an exceptional athlete, said Steve Eoute, head coach at Riverside High. As a football coach, it is a joy to watch someone who has such command and understanding of the game. I was very impressed with his presence in the pocket. He reads defensive coverages well and has a strong arm.
Bentley will begin his senior year next fall. He joins recent Gatorade South Carolina Football Players of the Year Quinshad Davis (2011-12, Gaffney), Justin Worley (2010-11, Northwestern), Marcus Lattimore (2009-10, 2008-09, Byrnes) and Daquan Bowers (2007-08, Bamberg-Ehrhardt) among the states list of former award winners.
The award, which recognizes not only outstanding athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field, distinguishes Bentley as South Carolinas best high school football player.
Now a finalist for the prestigious Gatorade National Football Player of the Year award announced in December, Bentley joins an elite alumni association of past state award-winners in 12 sports, including Mark Sanchez (2004-05, Mission Viejo HS, Calif.), Wes Welker (1999-00, Heritage Hall HS, Okla.), Terrell Suggs (1999-00, Hamilton HS, Ariz.), Anquan Boldin (1998-99, Pahokee HS, Fla.) and Jerome Bettis (1989-90, Mackenzie HS, Mich.).
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This affordable 1-bedroom foreign freehold condominium is part of a brand new development in the centre of Patong, just 5 minutes walk to Jungceylon and 10 minutes walk to the beach.
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Looks like this could be very good. I like that they pay homage to the original movie with that last scene in the trailer. Can anyone figure out what the song playing in the background is? A church hymn? It sounds vaguely familiar.
I just watched this on you tube!! It looks good. I have always liked the original Carrie. The one that was done after that one,( the rage Carrie two) wasn't very good. I really hope that they stick close to the original story with this one!
That trailer stops about a third of the way in for some reason, then says "Sorry this video is no longer available". At least for me. Anyway it seems promising from what I can tell.
...seems to me I've seen this movie before...*wanders off, scratching noggin and hurting himself thinking*.....
Im excited to see this! I was a little worried about Julienne Moore being cast as Margaret but it looks like it might work. My husband called the number listed on the website and has now been recieving calls and texts from Carrie.
haha, I may have made him call. The first couple times were funny, then it got annoying real fast.
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Graphic design is about communicating ideas through the juxtaposition of typography and image. It is not only a profession but also a medium, an expression of the methodology of visual communication.
The graphic design program at Ohio Northern guides students through sequential instruction. Courses in visual communication, design theory, research, history and typography, and the techniques of production are all part of the core design curriculum. Intermediate courses focus on concentration and development: conceptual development, design thinking, systematic design and narratives. Advanced classes enable students to work with complex design projects with multiple elements and critical analysis. At this level, classes are structured to integrate theories and concepts into advanced problem solving. Classes also encourage students' preparation of portfolios and require a high level of professional execution of assignments. The program equips students to observe clearly, analyze carefully, and think critically and creatively. Students learn how to become successful visual communicators by applying the core principles of graphic design.
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The mission of the graphic design program is to prepare undergraduate students to become socially and environmentally aware leaders in the field of visual communication. Focusing on development and mastery of conceptual and technical skills in graphic design, illustration, and advertising as well as studio electives, cross disciplinary courses and collaborative experiences prepare students for the convergence of the design fields and for positions as creative directors across a broad spectrum of increasingly media-based careers.
- Comprehensive curriculum gives students exposure to 2-D and 3-D form, theory and practices.
- Professors are dedicated artists, designers, teachers, scholars and mentors.
- In-house design studio offers real-world business and professional experiences.
- Opportunities abound for internships at graphic and advertising design firms, museums and many other businesses and organizations.
- Visiting artist program brings to campus accomplished artists and designers.
- Study Abroad programs in locations such as Italy, Ireland and France expose students to the exciting and wide world of culture and art.
- Students can gain hands-on experience designing University publications such as The Northern Review (student newspaper), Polar Droppings (department newsletter) and The Northern (University yearbook), and numerous department campaigns.
- Numerous talent awards and scholarships are granted to gifted students.
The Department of Art and Design is housed in the Wilson Art Center for the Visual Arts, providing students with updated equipment, resources, wireless capabilities and a stimulating environment in which to work. Most beginning courses meet in the drawing studio, which is well-equipped with drawing tables, group work stations, and storage space to meet the individual needs of students. The students also have access to the design computer studio. This space contains the latest Macintosh computers, scanners, color and black and white laser printers, digital cameras, updated software and a small periodical library. A design studio, located next to the computer studio, is well equipped with drafting tables, light board tables and group work stations. Most class presentations take place in the lecture room, located adjacent to the visual resource library. This department library contains thousands of slides to numerous videotapes, DVDs and books for instruction.
The students' senior capstone projects are displayed in the Elzay Gallery of Art. The gallery is connected to the classroom-studio building by a loggia and is used to display work of artists of invited exhibitions and student shows throughout the year. Other studio/classrooms located in the Wilson Art Center include a painting studio and a printmaking studio. A variety of gas electric, soda and raku kilns and furnaces are adjoined to the ceramics and sculpture studios.
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AIGA/The Professional Association for Design: The ONU student chapter of AIGA is a pre-professional group for students interested in design. AIGA's purpose is to further excellence in design as a strategic tool for business and a cultural force. AIGA is committed to stimulating thinking about design through the exchange of ideas and information, and encourage education and ethical practice. Student leaders have organized field trips to museums and galleries, sponsored gallery openings, software workshops, and resume and portfolio workshops, attended career fairs and conferences and coordinated guest speakers and design projects.
Other student organizations in the Department of Art and design include Kappa Pi National Art Honorary, National Art Education Association and the Student Art League.
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The department of art and design is committed to teaching and learning through an intensive, structured and sequential program of design studies and liberal arts education. Our goal is to develop students as creative, productive and intellectually curious designers capable of historical and cultural insight, critical thinking and technical proficiency in an area of emphasis. The University and Department has programs in place to assist students with internship acquisition, career search upon graduation and student-employer networking opportunities. Some graduates have gone on to get advanced degrees.
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Internships are an integral part of the educational program. They give students the opportunity to affirm career goals and gain experience in a chosen field while making invaluable connections in the profession.
All students in the BFA program are required to participate in the internship program. Students are required to complete 5 credit hours of an internship in a graphic design setting, either during a summer or regular academic term. Typical sites for students include design firms, public relations firms, advertising firms, museums and arts organizations.
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X Factor's Tate Stevens on Missing His Family and How He Knew His Wife Was the One — Exclusive
The X Factor Season 2 contestants dedicated their November 21, 2012 performances to their loved ones for whom they are most thankful. Fan favorite Tate Stevens dedicated Lonestar's "I'm Already There" to his father, who gave up his dream of music to take care of his family and be a devoted father. Speaking exclusively with Wetpaint Entertainment after the emotional performance, Tate revealed more about what he's thankful for this Thanksgiving.
What else are you thankful for besides your dad?
My family and friends. I'm thankful for this opportunity. I'm from a small town in Missouri and things like this don't happen to people like me so its very cool.
Who do you miss the most at home? Is its safe to assume the answer to that is your lovely wife and high school sweetheart?
You know, it's kind of cool because I knew, we knew, right away. I dated other people and they're cool, but I just knew. It was weird because I felt different. We had been dating for about a week and I was like, "What's the deal? Like, I can't breath!" I didn't know. I was talking to my parents and my mom was like, "You have no idea what love is, you're kids, you're 17, it's puppy love, it's more of a crush type of thing." And, I was like, "No, its different!" About two weeks into the relationship, I remember just sitting there and we were talking, sitting on the couch and watching a movie and I looked at her and she wasn't paying attention. I was just like, "I love you!"
I miss my kids, too. I love being a dad. First and foremost, that's my job. But, I miss her, too. It gets to the point where I call and wake them up. It's like midnight there because its two hours difference. That's the hardest part about being here, but they're here and we'll spend thanksgiving together, so that's cool.


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1. (Which I stole from Quinton Jackson over Kevin Randleman) Get them in the clinch, make sure you have control of their head, throw a few knees and then when they start resisting to posture up and stand up straight, release them and go for the straight cross as soon as they are in the right spot.
^^ It seems to work often enough. I think people feel they weathered the storm after the knees and take a moment (that they apparently won't have) to breathe.
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
"Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth."
Oh, and also. Your pregnant mother.
He widened his eyes as he mentioned that last part, and I remember thinking that I might, for the first time, actually witness my father cry. (As it turned out, his body wasn't physically capable of dancing with that corner of his heart.)
Did his mother find out that they'd stolen the sauce, was the only question that my seven year old brain could come up with.
"She'd died just before that," he said. "Trying to give birth in the camp."
I'm having an especially hard time this week.
Sea Monkey is no longer playing passive aggressive, and has moved on to openly kicking the shiz out of me twenty four seven.
I feel perpetually sick.
It's not helping that suddenly everyone who ever shared with me their forty thousand six hundred and seventy two pregnancy horror stories now claim that their nine months were the easiest trimesters in the whole wide world world and also they only gained ten pounds and delivered in, oh, about thirty six seconds, probably because they took three birth classes and had sixteen doulas and four birth plans that involved swimming pools and chants and standing on all fours while whistling She'll Be Comin' Round The Mountain When She Comes.
You see, if I just did this or read that book I'd be much better. Which they know, because they're mothers, like, five times over, and it's no. big. thang. Really, it's pretty easy. Or, it should be easy. Wait, you're not having an easy time? DID YOU TRY THE WHISTLING?
So. This should be easier. I know this should be easier. I'm educated. Well established. In shape. I have every amenity and advantage at my fingertips. I have no right to feel overwhelmed. That's just being ungrateful. This is a tremendous gift. The only thing truly important is the baby's health. I have no place complaining or being scared. I realize that compared to women around the world, hell, women on the other side of town, that this, really, this should be a mother effing cakewalk.
Also, you're not supposed to curse in front of a fetus, they say.
Not even effing.
21 comments:
- Mellodee said...
Oh Piffle!! Every pregnancy is different. Every woman is different. Your experience is not the same as anyone else's and don't let anyone tell you differently!! First and foremost, your body is going through ENORMOUS changes, you have raging hormones all playing fruit basket upset with your emotions and reactions. As your body tries to adjust to the differing needs you have now, it also has to cope with the invasion of your body by some unknown foreign body that just keeps getting bigger and more needy every day! You feel what you feel! None of it is anything but reaction to the preparation for your child. You are pregnant and pregnancy makes you crazy (and sometimes it makes you stupid too.) BUT, and this is the important thing, all of the changes, craziness, emotions, nausea, hormones, and expanding waistline will go away after baby is born. Of course, then there is another all new set of circumstances to deal with!! But at least, you won't feel like throwing up all the time!
Even though some days you'll wish you had never met baby's daddy, I promise you that one day it will all be done and you will have a real, beautiful baby of your very own! There isn't much in life that's better than that!
Courage! :)
- September 25, 2011 at 9:41 PM
- Ruth said...
:)...big hug. how many more months?
- September 26, 2011 at 4:31 AM
- Katie said...
Kelly. You and your husband seem like one of the most capable couples out there to procreate and raise a healthy, happy kid. Think about it -- if you were trying to adopt, you'd probably be at the top of everyone's list. Here's the thing: When it comes to parenting,
Yep. I said it. People are going to give you advice. Listen... don't listen... it doesn't really matter. Because in the end, the two of you are going to figure out your own groove and raise your own kid however you feel is best. And the pregnancy and labor thing? It's different for everyone. You'll get through that too. However you feel is best.
Oh, and you can totally swear in front of a fetus AND a kid, up until they get to that point where they start repeating everything you say. So you're totally golden. You have this. :)
- September 26, 2011 at 5:07 AM
- Katy said...
It helps if you just don't talk to people at all. That's what I do. Don't listen to other people and their advice because the problem with pregnancy is that each one is totally unique.
Also: did I tell you the story about the time I gave birth in the front seat of my car? ;)
- September 26, 2011 at 5:43 AM
- Lisa @ Trapped In North Jersey said...
I felt horrendous for the first 16 weeks with all of my kids. In fact, right before I got pregnant with my third I was having really horrible stomach issues caused by IBS, and I was peeing on sticks every three minutes, because as I told my husband "I have never felt this shitty without being pregnant."
It will get better. No really, it will.
- September 26, 2011 at 6:06 AM
- aBroad said...
Blame Everything on Hormones.
Because that is mostly true.
Really, just try to float along with it all.. your body is taking over and you just have to go along with it for a while.
I was only 18 when I had my first and I had no clue about anything ( apparently- I was 18 and having a baby !!!!)
Looking back now, ignorance in that case was maybe not total Bliss but close .. over informing on some things just causes more stress.
Try to meditate more and read less. Nest , honey, nest ..
besos ..
- September 26, 2011 at 6:53 AM
- Karajeanne said...
grab a hold of your husband and hold on tight...there is no wrong or right...it really is different for each mother and with each child...it will end eventually...the joy will be more than you ever have experienced in your whole life...it is un-imagineable...none of this advice will help you until you look back...just remember at all times...no one is pregnant forever...and eventually the baby is delivered...it is a ride the likes of none you've ever been on...
- September 26, 2011 at 8:00 AM
- Sara Stirling said...
It is NOT easy. Sometimes it sucks! Don't deny what a giant big deal this is! You have every right to have overwhelming emotions. And be scared. And feel sick. And take it easy. And gain 65 lbs. Oh wait the last one is actually not ok... cuz then you have to lose SIXTY FIVE EFFING POUNDS when you're done being pregers and that really sucks. But it's ok to gain more than 10 lbs. Give yourself a break. And breathe.
- Mother twice over and currently pregers.
- September 26, 2011 at 10:15 AM
- Nutbird said...
Try Republic of Tea Ginger Peach tea. Also raspberry leaf tea is supposed to help. After two terrible pregnancies I found out that nausea, etc may be caused by low levels of B vitamins, maybe 6 and 12. Those nausea bands for the wrists might help, but you would have to pin them smaller, since you are tiny. My doctor said he was glad that I was sick, because that meant lots of estrogen from a healthy fetus. Try to sit outside a lot on the beach in the fresh air. This will pass, and then you will be happy until a girl is about 11, then they will hate you, then like you again when they are in college, then in the late twenties they get annoyed again. You can't win, but that is life. One day at a time. Ann
- September 26, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- the gnarling tree said...
It sounds awful and overwhelming and yet your little post was absolutely delightful. Curse all you want, this is your story, and the slate is blank! (Well, not totally blank because there are some really cute comments about your little Sea Monkey and a few curse words).
- September 26, 2011 at 3:19 PM
Sweetheart, calm down. Stop listening to everyone else, talk to your OB and your husband. Everyone feels like they're out of control during pregnancy and after the birth of the child. You will do the right things, you won't drop the baby or starve him or sleep through his crying when he wakes up during the night. Instinct kicks in. As a grandmother with two new babies in the family, I've done a lot of calming, reassuring and soothing in the past few years. I really hate it that these new moms are so stressed and upset. You will do just fine! Stop worrying so much and take it day by day. We all seek perfection, especially as new parents. But it's not possible-your best is good enough because you will love this child so much. You cannot make a mistake!
- September 26, 2011 at 5:31 PM
- Tracy said...
You have every right to be overwhelmed and scared, what's more, your hormones will ensure that you are certifiable 99% of the time. But believe me, you are going to do great. I did so many things completely "wrong", but my kids are amazing young adults anyway. Turns out all they need is love.
- September 26, 2011 at 6:35 PM
- Melissa said...
i barfed my guts out till i was 32 weeks. totally sucked. and i was healthy and in shape too. and labour was long, and it hurt. but so worth it, and i had a good baby. maybe that was the payoff? you shouldn't listen to those women who say it was easy and they gained ten pounds. they are clearly lying, so you should just punch them in the face. and then blame it on pregnancy hormones (totally acceptable).
- September 26, 2011 at 7:19 PM
- My Beautiful Life said...
That story about your dad was really gripping.
The pregnancy emotional rollercoaster is giving you quite the ride. Though I know it isn't pleasant. Throwing up non stop, and making best friends with the toilet is no fun. At the time when I had to go through the nausea, and the raw emotions that would come and go at the blink of an eye (I cried over the most random things) I thought I would never want to do that again, and yet we had #2. Now that I'm not able to have any more, and with two of my sisters are pregnant, I wish I could have just one more chance to experience the miracle that is having a baby. Though I now I'd be saying the same things you are if I actually was pregnant at the moment. :)
Sending a hug your way, and wishes for a nausea free week.
- September 26, 2011 at 11:11 PM
- Miss Chelsea said...
I'm sorry to hear you're having such a rough time. Who cares what everyone else says... you're carrying a live person inside of you, of course it isn't going to be easy!!
PS I always heard it was "the farmer in the dell... hi ho merry oh", maybe THAT'S why
- September 27, 2011 at 5:11 AM
- Heather said...
I'm sorry you're feeling so ick... I'm pregnant right now as well (16.5 weeks along), and have been feeling the same way. The hubs & I tried for a year to get pregnant, and once we had given up - bam! Preggo! But now I feel all sorts of ick - tired, hungry, not hungry, ravenous, more tired, nauseous, I gag every time I brush my teeth, I am a snot machine, etc etc etc. I'm just not feeling wonderful, and not feeling myself. And to top it off, I've started feeling the baby move (!!!), except most times it moves, it makes me feel even more nauseous. So that's fun.
Anyway, know that there are other preggos out there, going through the same thing as you. And it's totally okay to have a pity party every once in a while. Because, honestly, let's be real - you have a tiny parasite taking over your body & making you feel all sorts of weird.
- September 28, 2011 at 4:19 AM
- Melissa said...
ps that story about your father weighed on my mind that i came back to read it again. i would be TOTALLY interested if you ever could share more. i am so interested in the holocaust it is fascinating to me. have you seen "life is beautiful?" amazing movie.
- September 29, 2011 at 3:46 PM
- kelly@tearinguphouses said...
i haven't seen that movie, melissa, but maybe sometime i'll check it out.
as a child, my father was in a japanese concentration camp during the second world war (which had little to do with the holocaust concentration camps that most people are educated about in germany). they were liberated by the british when he was around thirteen, i believe.
most of his experiences he shared with me when i was a small child. in retrospect, i imagine that he thought that i was too young to remember the stories he was telling me.
only in recent years, did i realize what rare, important, and more often than not, untold stories my father and many dutch indonesians carried with them from that period of time. unfortunately, we are losing most them along with that many of the memories from that aging generation.
i was not close to my father, and he would not speak of that period of time with me after i became an adult. however, he painted quite a bit throughout his lifetime, and the oils hung all over his homes, many of them scenes and recollections from the years of the war.
at some point i may share some of his work here.
- September 29, 2011 at 5:20 PM
- Melissa said...
amazing kelly. sorry to have made the assumption of a german concentration camp, i didn't even clue into the detail of the "Japanese guard". now i am fascinated to read up on my history!
- September 29, 2011 at 6:11 PM
- Janell @ Isabella and Max said...
I swore a few times while pregnant and the kids seem pretty okay today! Every pregnancy is different, and the first can certainly be overwhelming, no matter how wonderful! Janell
- October 8, 2011 at 7:22 PM
- Margaret@RummageLiving said...
It's totally OK to be overwhelmed! Must be frustrating to not even be able to direct your energy (nervous or otherwise) into decorating a nursery yet! Lots of luck with the house and hope your tummy settles soon!
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Over 2.5 goals.
Bremen vs Bayern
Bayern are at the top of the form table and with the form they have shown recently I expect them to win this one.
Bayern win and Over 2.5 goals.
Nurnberg vs Hamburger
Nurnberg have been very weak recently and with the form Hamburger SV have shown I expect the visitors to have a good chance at winning this one.
Hamburger win.
Schalke vs Hoffenheim
Schalke have strong home form and should be able to take all three points from this one against Hoffenheim.
Schalke win.
St Pauli vs Koln
St Pauli have 1-1-1 on their last three home games while Koln have 0-1-2 on their last three away games.
Over 2.5 goals.
Wolfsburg vs Dortmund
Dortmund have very strong form, but Wolfsburg have managed to improve recently. Could be a close one.
Kaiserslautern vs Mainz
Kaiserslautern have 1-2-0 on their last three home games while Mainz have 1-0-2 on their last three away games.
Kaiserslautern win.
Stuttgart vs Freiburg
Stuttgart have 1-1-1 on their last three home games while Freiburg have 0-2-1 on their last three away games.
Over 2.5 goals.
Frankfurt vs Moenchengladbach
Moenchengladbach are at the bottom of the form table and Eintracht Frankfurt have been pritty decent in their recent home games.
Frankfurt win.


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Spot of Tea: Le Palais des Thés Grand Yunnan Imperial
This smooth and earthy Chinese tea has buttery flavors and hints of cocoa—it's mouthfilling, satisfying, and stands up well to multiple infusions. The first comes out lush and soft, the second deeper, wrapped in dark-caramel flavors, with a bit more malty grassiness coming out in subsequent steepings, though by the fifth and sixth it circles around, growing velvety and fruity. This tea just keeps going. Brewed in a gaiwan, it's light on the tannins—a delicate black tea but not a wimp. More


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Monday, December 21, 2009
24 comments:
- Mama Pea Quilts said...
This little swaddler looks just like the apparatus Native Americans attached to a board and carried their little ones in on their backs! I'd never seen this pattern before. Clever!
- December 21, 2009 at 11:16 AM
- Danielle said...
Oh so adorable!
- December 21, 2009 at 11:52 AM
- Natalia said...
Wow! That looks like such a great idea with a newborn!
- December 21, 2009 at 12:07 PM
- Tasha said...
That is fabulous!! All my babies loved being swaddled. Wish I had known about that pattern. Love it. Great fabric choice too :)
- December 21, 2009 at 12:24 PM
- Evelyn said...
Hey, I just did a post about swaddling blankets on my blog! My version is much more low-tech, but so darn effective. There's a goofy video my husband made on how to use it - you should check it out just for a chuckle. :-)
- December 21, 2009 at 1:08 PM
- Beth said...
yours turned out super cute! one of the reasons i bought this book was for the swaddler pattern!
- December 21, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- Shannon said...
There is absolutely nothing better than a good swaddling blanket. I just sent out 3 as gifts. Just the boring old store bought variety. Yours is lovely!
- December 21, 2009 at 1:28 PM
- Keriann said...
very cute! I can't wait to give it a try myself! What book did you find it in?
- December 21, 2009 at 1:45 PM
- Beth said...
Lovely! All three of my girls loved being swaddled, and I swear it was the key to a good nights sleep for mama and baby alike :) Thnaks for the pattern notes too.
- December 21, 2009 at 2:24 PM
- A. said...
Ooh, so pretty! :) My favorite swaddling technique is from The Happiest Baby on the Block... never fails!
- December 21, 2009 at 2:47 PM
- Jody said...
Love that! Uff Da. . .you know I'm going to have to buy that book now don't you???
- December 21, 2009 at 4:21 PM
- Leslie said...
this looks so great...what a perfect baby holder!!!
- December 21, 2009 at 5:54 PM
- SummersDesigns said...
That looks nice. Would have been good to have when mine was tiny, but would still make a good shower gift. Thanks!
- December 21, 2009 at 6:31 PM
- kwiltmakr said...
That is way cool. Perfect for the newborn. Love the fabric.
- December 21, 2009 at 8:32 PM
- Nicole said...
So cute! When you went to the make the enlargement for this pattern how large did you size it too?
- December 21, 2009 at 8:40 PM
- Leslie & Erik said...
This is really cute. Please do share how it works out once the baby arrives!!
- December 22, 2009 at 5:53 AM
- Mountain Home Quilts said...
My babies like strait jackets, I mean swaddlers!! ;) Love this one- I'm sure your little man will too!
- December 22, 2009 at 8:05 AM
- Amy said...
What a great idea! My kids all had to be swaddled or they would punch themselves in the face. I'll keep this in mind for next time!
- December 22, 2009 at 8:22 AM
- Tanya and Colin said...
love it!
- December 22, 2009 at 2:21 PM
- Barbieann said...
what a good idea! I would loved to have had one of those when my kids were little. I would like to get a pattern tho, for my grand babies when they are born.
- December 23, 2009 at 9:32 AM
- Sara said...
Not that you shouldn't run out & purchase this wonderful book as there are many other great patterns in it, but this pattern is featured for free download over at Craft: http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2009/05/craft_pattern_podcast_snuggler.html
- December 23, 2009 at 11:54 AM
- Miss Sews-it-all said...
Nice color combo! I never knew what a swaddler was until I became a momma last year. Gotta love the swaddler!
- December 29, 2009 at 2:31 PM
- kaye said...
I just made one of these swaddlers--it looks a bit awkward to me. I was wondering if you had tried it on an actual baby. If you have how did the velcro work. It doesn't appear to be in a proper position to swaddle the baby tightly. Could you email me back if you have tried it on a baby. theriverdaughter at gmail dot com. Thanks
- May 17, 2012 at 3:07 PM
- Kari said...
what size baby does this fit? i need to make a gift for a friend with a 3 month old :)
i'm very late on the shower gift.
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The primary election for the Aiken County Council District 6 seat is Tuesday.
Lynette Barton, John McMichael and Phil Napier, each a Republican, are vying for the seat vacated by Charles Barton last year.
At this time, there are no Democratic candidates for the seat.
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Only Aiken County residents living in District 6 are eligible to vote in the election.
McMichael is a business development officer with Hutson Etherredge Companies, Barton is the operator of Barton Radiator and Electrical Service, and Napier owns Napier Hardware in Graniteville.
Barton is the wife of Charles Barton, the former District 6 representative.
Napier is a former Council member, having served from 1999 to 2002.
Charles Barton resigned from Council with approximately two years left to his term. He was elected Aiken County auditor in November and was appointed to fill the unexpired term of retired auditor Cyrus Spradley.
In the event no candidate receives 50 percent of the vote plus one, a run-off election will be held Feb. 19.
Per a new law that went into effect Jan. 1, voters will be required to show a photo ID at their polling place on Tuesday.
Voters have five options in photo IDs: a S.C. driver's license, an ID card issued by the S.C. Department of Motor Vehicles, a voter registration card with a photo, federal military ID or a U.S. passport. The ID must be current and valid.
If a person already has one of the qualifying photo IDs, they are ready to vote.
Previously, voters had to show only one of three forms of ID: a S.C. driver's license, a S.C. ID card issued by the state DMV or a S.C. voter registration card.
If a person does not have a photo ID on election day because of a "reasonable impediment," they may vote a provisional ballot after showing a non-photo voter registration card and signing an affidavit attesting to the voter's identity and impediment.
Examples of reasonable impediments include religious objection to being photographed, lack of transportation, disability or illness, lack of birth certificate, work schedule and family responsibilities.
If a person doesn't have a reasonable impediment and doesn't have a qualifying ID, they can still vote a provisional ballot at the polls; however, for the vote to count, that person must provide one of the qualifying IDs to the county election commission before the certification of the election, which is usually the Thursday or Friday after the election.
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Happy Wednesday, everyone!
I'm writing from all over this week as we've been enjoying our annual Road Dawgs Tour with our coaches and Alumni Association. We spend so much time as an athletic department interacting with people electronically or in the form of huge crowds for our athletic events. It's refreshing to be able to talk with so many of you 1-on-1 in person, and I get a very real sense of satisfaction seeing how happy our coaches are to meet our fans and vice-versa.
I've enjoyed seeing the enthusiasm for coaches Schaefer, Howland and Mullen as we've been on the road. They are all at different points in their careers at Mississippi State and I'm looking forward to continuing to watch their progress and experience what they've built. As much as we brag about record crowds on campus, I feel I should give credit for record Road Dawgs crowds, as we had packed crowds at every venue we visited!
It sounds cliché to say, but nothing at MSU could be done without all of you. We treasure the chances we have to connect and interact in these settings.
I take great pride in the success our teams have on the field, but nothing makes me prouder than to see our young men and women excel in the classroom. For the first time ever, our cumulative GPA for our student-athletes in fall 2014 and spring 2015 was a 3.00! I am thrilled for our students and the job they have done balancing education and athletics. It's no easy task and their success shows the type of young men and women our coaches have recruited to campus.
Our women's sports posted their highest cumulative GPA ever with a combined 3.30, led by soccer's all-time female team sport high GPA of 3.56. For only the third time ever, every single one of our women's teams posted a GPA above 3.00.
On the men's side, tennis led the way with a team GPA of 3.25, while our baseball and golf teams also hit the 3.00 mark.
All told, we had a combined 69 men and women make either the Dean's Scholar or President's Scholar List, and 142 of 268 scholarship students earned a GPA of 3.00 or higher this spring.
Congratulations, Bulldogs!
We've been talking about it all year, and the time is finally here. Starting tomorrow, we will host the SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the Mike Sanders Track and Field Complex. Annually, this is one of the largest gatherings of elite athletes as we welcome hundreds of the SEC's best competitors, including a substantial number of past and future Olympians.
Beginning Thursday morning and continuing through Saturday afternoon, there are plenty of opportunities to come watch our Top-20 Bulldog teams, as well as all of those from around the SEC. All-session tickets are $20 for adults and free for those 18 and under. Single-day tickets are $10 for adults and free for those 18 and under. SEC Network+ will have some live coverage on Friday and Saturday. For more information, visit the SEC website as well as our championship headquarters.
As of yesterday, I'm proud to say over 46,000 season tickets for the 2015 football season have been secured! With our home-opener against LSU at four months away, that number will only continue to grow. As we've traveled with Road Dawgs recently, all of our coaches have spoken at length about how much the support from the fans means. Coach Mullen himself repeatedly states the program would not be where it is now if it weren't for all of you showing up by the tens of thousands for our games starting day one back in 2009.
Every season ticket sold from here on out sets a new record, a testament to the job Coach Mullen's staff has done and to the dedication from our fans. Thanks to smaller ticket allotments than usual for some of our home opponents, we actually have more season tickets available than ever. Make sure to call the Bulldog Club or visit www.hailstate.com/tickets to join the fun.
While nearly 1,000 people will be coming to campus this weekend for track and field, we'll be sending a few dozen of our own on the road. Congratulations to Coach Vann Stuedeman and our Bulldog softball team for making a FOURTH-STRAIGHT NCAA Tournament! It bears reminding that Vann has been here exactly four years, giving her quite the success rate in reaching the postseason.
We'll be playing Baylor on Friday at 5:30 on ESPN3 in our first game of the Lafayette Regional, then taking on either ULL or Weber State on Saturday. If you're nearby, make sure to go support the Bulldogs. No matter where any of us are, we'll be cheering for them all the way through!
We appreciate what you do for Mississippi State Athletics and want to encourage you to get others involved. There are three things you can do to help the athletic department at Mississippi State reach its desired goals –
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Thanks for taking the time to read this Update.
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MILWAUKEE---Three third-period goals by the Milwaukee Admirals was enough to sink the Chicago Wolves 4-3 in an Amtrak Rivalry game Friday night at the Bradley Center.
Defenseman Mark Matheson and forwards Darren Archibald and Andrew Ebbett were Chicago's goal scorers.
When the Admirals and Wolves last met, on February 1, Chicago (28-19-4-3), jumped out to an early 4-0 lead. That wasn't the case on Friday, with Milwaukee (27-24-3-3) needing just 2:40 to light the lamp off a top shelf wrister from left wing Kevin Henderson.
The Wolves wouldn't need much time to pot an equalizer. Matheson redirected a point shot in front of Milwaukee netminder Jeremy Smith and found an opening down low to make it 1-1 at 9:47.
Headed into the second frame, the Wolves kept their momentum going when Archibald took a pass from left wing Bill Sweatt and rifled a one-timer past Smith at 2:01.
Smith (17-19-3) kicked out 26 shots.
With Chicago leading 2-1 heading into the third period, Milwaukee quickly knotted the score at two at the 43-second mark. Right wing Matt Halischuk stuffed a score past Wolves netminder Matt Climie to knot things up on the power play.
Halischuk scored his second of the night at 10:18 of the final frame when he placed a shot from the near circle under the cross bar and over the glove of Climie.
Admirals right wing Juuso Puustinen added the last piece of insurance, batting a puck over top of a sprawled out Climie at 14:52 to give them a 4-2 advantage.
Climie (16-16-2) blocked 36 of 40 shots.
Ebbett added a power-play marker at 19:30 as the Wolves were skating six-on-four with Climie on the bench but Chicago could not find the equalizer in the final 30 seconds.
Chicago and Milwaukee tangle in an Amtrak Rivalry rematch at 7 p.m. Saturday night at the Allstate Arena.
Chicago 1 1 1 -- 3
Milwaukee 1 0 3 -- 4
First Period---1, Milwaukee, Henderson 13 (Latta), 2:40; 2, Chicago, Matheson 5 (Kattelus, Sweatt), 9:47. Penalties---Joslin, Chicago (roughing), 5:54; Winchester, Milwaukee (roughing), 5:54; Pinizzotto, Chicago (tripping), 12:54; Jarvinen, Milwaukee (boarding), 19:50.
Second Period---3, Chicago, Archibald 9 (Ebbett, Haydar), 2:01. Penalties---Jarvinen, Milwaukee (interference), 7:04; Joslin, Chicago (roughing), 12:05.
Third Period---4, Milwaukee, Halischuk 1 (Latta, Puustinen), 0:43 pp; 5, Milwaukee, Halischuk 2 (Mueller, Winchester), 10:18; 6, Milwaukee, Puustinen 10 (Beck, Reid), 14:52; 7, Chicago, Ebbett 10 (Archibald, Hunt), 19:30 pp. Penalties---Longpre, Chicago (tripping), 0:24; Schneider, Chicago (boarding), 2:33; Jarvinen, Milwaukee (hooking), 11:41; Ford, Milwaukee (delay of game), 18:36.
Shots on goal---Chicago:14-6-9--29; Milwaukee 15-11-14--40. Power plays---Chicago 1-4; Milwaukee 1-4. Goalies—Chicago, Climie (36-40), Milwaukee, Smith (26-29). A---6,245. Referees---Jerrod Ragusin and Keith Kaval. Linesmen---Peter Cichy and Alex Stagnone.


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Famous Fossil Vineyard & Winery
Taste soft reds, crisp whites and luscious fruit wines all make at the winery using the best of Illinois grapes. Watch wine being made and then relax and enjoy a glass of wine in the tasting room or on the deck overlooking the vineyard. The Sweet & Savory Plate of meats, cheeses, fruits and chocolate is available daily for a light lunch or snack. Special events are held throughout the year including vineyard tours, festivals and wine & food pairings and a small private room is available for showers, parties & meetings. To learn more about Famous Fossil wines or upcoming events, visit our website. Open: June thru December: daily: 11 am - 6 pm; January thru May: Wednesday thru Saturday: 11 am - 6 pm; Sunday: Noon - 5 pm.
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Rockford's only smoke-free, indoor-outdoor flea market; 60 indoor dealers, air-conditioned/heated. Snack bar featuring all fresh meat and hand-cut fries.
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This multi-seasonal shop offers a garden center in the spring, a summer produce market, and fall and Halloween items in the autumn. From April thru October, also enjoy a flea market every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Fine art gallery / sculptor, Jeff Adams studio. Tour full-service casting facility. Saturday by appointment.
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Country furniture, copper, brass, country accessories, woodenware, smalls, iron and tin. Appointment necessary.
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A quaint red cottage with a unique gathering of primitives, folk art, florals, and garden decor. Also seasonal garden to enjoy. Open: Thursday thru Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm. Or by appointment.
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Beautifully crafted silver jewelry, Minnetonka moccasins, log furniture, and an outstanding art gallery filled with sculptures and pottery can be found at the Eagles Nest.
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Shop this unique inventory for antiques and collectibles including antique toys,tools, furniture, linens, rugs, jewelry, books, "ETC". Stop and shop country. You will not believe the variety that we offer. Open: May thru November: Friday thru Sunday: 10:30 am - 5:30 pm. Or by Appointment
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This 11th annual craft show over 25 crafters offering primatives, jewelery, basket weaving, loom weaving, quilted items, florals, wreaths, painting and more.
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I guess I'm starting to figure out one of the main differences between _ing _un schools. Some seem to believe that _ing _un is all about trapping (maybe because the trapping aspect is somewhat unique to _ing _un training). However, I know at my school that trapping is like the confection on a jelly donut. If you don't have solid punches, then the trapping aspect is useless. Punches are the jelly. You can have good punches without needing trapping at all. You cannot make any use of trapping, however, without good, solid, ass-kicking punches. Hell, we don't even start chi sau until after a minimum of about a year of solid training (and often much longer).
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--Originally Posted by Dagon Akujin
No blocks?
Do me a favor, get into a few fights and come back and let's talk about NO BLOCKS. Do some training w/ multiple people throwing punches at you and let's talk about NO BLOCKS. It doesn't make sense. You'll get hit.
I HATE when people say WC has no blocks.
Good blocks should hurt the person throwing the punches/kicks...but they are blocks...and WC has them.
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Please, allow me to give an appropriate _ing _un answer.
What is really a block? What is really a punch? A good fighter generally knows there is very blurry distinction between the two as one flows into another. That is a general principle of WC since it is a fluid and adaptable style.
At least that is what works at my school when we spar hard. You should come see for yourself instead of criticizing.
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--Originally Posted by MrMcFu
Yes...ideally in WC you only use a block as a transition point into a strike...but guess what...that doesn't always work. That's why most WC blows ass...they train based on ideals and theories instead of what is applicable and practical.


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Hotel Hacienda Guachipelín offers you a multitude of unique and original one-day tours all in one location at Rincón de la Vieja Volcano, Costa Rica. We have something for everyone.
For the active traveler, we are the adventure center for Rincón de la Vieja. Our activities list is action-packed with horseback riding tours, canopy zip lines, waterfall and river canyoning, river tubing, hiking, tropical forest, waterfalls, wildlife and more!
If relaxing is what you are looking for, Hacienda Guachipelín offers you a unique opportunity to experience real natural volcanic mud pools and thermal springs – an exceptional fun time for everyone! Plus, you can enjoy a natural sauna and an array of massages at our Symbiosis Spa in the forest.
Take advantage of our One Day Adventure Pass to combine four different activities for the ultimate adventure! Or immerse yourself in Costa Rica's flora and fauna with the One Day Nature Pass. Go at your own pace and choose what you want to do to fill your day. Buffet lunch in our restaurant is included in both passes.
Our "Adventure Center" in the hotel organizes all activities; we are open 7 days a week from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. See our tours list and prices HERE.
Please note that the admission fee ($10/person) to the Rincón de la Vieja National Park is not included in our tour prices. The National Park is closed on Mondays.


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Feather Servers, Set of 2 1 1
Gift for Mom who has "everything" My mom loved these for Christmas. I struggle all the time to find her just the right gift. She sent me a picture of them being used in a casserole served on Christmas morning. I have not handled them personally because I they were shipped directly to her, so I can't say how durable/sturdy they might be; but for "form over function" they were a hit! January 4, 2014
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