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Owera Vineyards is open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday. They offer standard wine tastings (three wines) for five dollars and premium tastings (five wines and a souvenir wine glass) for eight dollars. They also have a café that offers brick oven pizzas, salad, a cheese plate and Mediterranean plate.
Owera's event center is also available for weddings, corporate retreats and other events. Its first wedding was held Sunday, June 16. They have 15 weddings already book for the remainder of this year, and 20 for next year, said Kristie Fondario, director of sales.
Owera wines can be found in about 30 retail shops in Syracuse and Utica, with a few of their signature offerings currently available only at the winery.
For more information visit Oweravineyards.com or call 815-4311.
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These drawings were from my old pitch from 2000. I actually did them in the end of 99 or so. I was trying to experiment with markers and jelly pens. I noticed a few folks asking about Bengalli, hope this makes some happy.
Haha! that takes me back! You showed me these back in San Diego. I came to your apartment with CP Smith and your roommate... I think you were inking Ninja Boy that day.
probably dont remember me. That was a long time ago.
probably dont remember me. That was a long time ago.
Holy Crap man!! That was forever and a day ago eh?! Good to bump into ya again.
You too. Been following your career with enthusiasm, man. I always knew you would bring Thundercats back like you said. I'm always trying to relay info through CP, but I don't even pretend to think he would remember. You two are crazy busy all the time.
Well sir, you found me here. Hit me up anytime. Took a look at your art, well done. Thanks for keeping an eye out for me by the way, I appreciate the support!
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love your Bengalli design! make shim seem wiser then the old shows did for him.
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Ad Vielle Que Pourra "Bourrées Dans Le Jardin"
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from Anthologie [Disc 1] (Cinq Planetes)
Maluzerne "Valse À Manu"
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from France - Alpes Du Sud-Dauphiné (Ocora 1995) —This very odd fiddle style comes from Dauphiné, one of the Alpine provinces of France.
Le Vent Du Nord "Au Bord De La Fontaine"
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Le Rêve du Diable "Dondaine la Ridaine"
from Le Rêve du Diable (L'Escargot 1997) —This pioneering LP of the French-Canadian folk music revival remains one of the best sources of this material available. It has recently been re-issued. This song is in the style of "mouth music" with boots - what you do when you want to dance and there
Le Rêve du Diable "Réel Saint Sauveur"
from Le Rêve du Diable (L'Escargot 1997)
La Bottine Souriante "Le meunier et la jeune fille"
from La traversée de l'Atlantique (DEP 1993)
Le Rêve du Diable "Réel a Jeffrey Jobin"
from Le Rêve du Diable (L'Escargot 1997)
La Bottine Souriante "Reel de Baie St-Paul"
from Cordial (Les Productions Mille-Pattes 2001) —a modern take on the style
BeauSoleil & Michael Doucet "Valse des Balfa"
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Michael Doucet "Le jig français (feat. BeauSoleil)"
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Hadley J. Castille "Beau Geste"
from Putumayo Presents Cajun (Putumayo 2001)
The Jambalaya Cajun Band "Les Flammes D'en Fer"
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Marce Lacouture "L'Oranger"
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Jorge Alcaide, Amanda, Martin Brandqvist, Henrik Cederblom, Stefan Bergman, Sten Källman, Michael Andersson, Lotta Sjolin Ceder "Papa Loko"
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Posts Tagged 'journal'
Moar progress!
First gameplay video, with maps being loaded at runtime from lua files. A hand-built map editor soon to be made.
Well this is a first :P
For the first time ever my LD has gone extremely well – I have a few hours of leisurely polishing before the end and I plan to make them count 😉
Probably the reason things went so well is that there are literally no sprites in the game, so that chunk of time could be used for music and programming instead.
Despite the lack of graphics assets I think the game looks pretty nifty though!
Another GIF after the "more" 😉
Ghosts are working, but yet very blue
So, here we are for the Jam for now (the next post will be animated, we swear on the Goblin King head)!
We successfully save the player movement and shots and the ghosts replicate them. They are blue, like blue blue, but it works!
We have music, most animations, a lot of placeholders and most of the game flow/logic/loop.
Gameplay tweaks, more sprites and sound effects: here we come!
I Gave Up
I chose to use UE4 and, having never built anything with it before, I got very frustrated with the whole thing and quit.
I knew from the start it was going to be difficult learning a new tool under the pressure conditions of Ludum Dare, but I didn't really feel like using Unity again, so I ignored mt better judgment (I event tweeted about hubris before the compo started!)
But good news! The tantrum sleep I got has renewed my determination and, even though I still don't know how to do what I want to do, I realize I still got two hole days to make whatever I manage to make and it doesn't matter as long as I learn something and don't quit again.
Jam on!
12 Hours In
What a fantastic theme!
At first I was completely and utterly stumped for ideas, but I slowed everything down. Thought about what I wanted to make and tailored it for the theme. Progress started off slow, I forgot to save at all during the first 4 hours and lost a ton of work when Unity crashed. Luckily I quickly got back up to speed and can now gladly say that todays progress wasn't wasted.
I had some stupid brain fart moments today, in particular I got really really hung up on a very simple character controller. I learned that in the first few hours of a Game Jam, I'm working my best as far away from a computer as possible. This is something I guess I could work on or accept and live with. More experience will be the final judge of that.
By this .gif it should be pretty evident that I'm working on a Top Down Shooter of some kind, I really don't myself in what direction development will take further from the above. I do plan on actually making some models and decent artwork tomorrow now that the basics are done.
Anyway, sleep time.
I am prepared…
Why did I do this? I don't know, I just wanted to.
Dude Launch Post-mortem (Ludum Dare 30 compo)
This was my first Ludum Dare and actually first game ever. I had a blast developing and playing my game, so I thought I'd contribute a small write-up of how things went.
What I used:
- Code: Haxe (language, targeted Flash), HaxeFlixel (library), Flashdevelop (IDE)
- Art: Paint.NET
- Sounds: bfxr
- Music: Autotracker-Bu
What went right:
- Theme/idea — I loved the theme and was inspired to draw from Italian author Italo Calvino's short story "The Distance of the Moon" (from Cosmicomics) for my game. The premise is that the moon comes extremely close to the surface of the Earth, and all you need to climb onto it is a boat and a ladder. If you aren't familiar with it, then you may recognize La Luna, a Pixar short that was based on Calvino's work.
- Central mechanic — I wanted something arcade-y, so skill-based and fast. Something fun. While brainstorming, I remembered an old DOS game called Night Raid (maybe Night Raid 2?), where you shoot bullets from a little bunker to stop parachuting dudes from landing and invading. This fit brilliantly with my initial idea: instead of shooting bullets, you launch dudes (hence the game's name) from the ladder, who have to jump the gulf of space and use gravity to land on the moon)
- Programming — I've been working on a hobby game in HaxeFlixel (nowhere near done), and I know programming already, so this was not too challenging for me. No bugs were found, as far as I can tell.
- Music, sounds — the content generation tools recommended by the Ludum Dare community are amazing! They create assets almost instantaneously, which helped my game feel way more polished. Autotracker-Bu is next to magic, and I actually plan to sit down and peruse its source thoroughly.
- Art — I am not a pixel artist. I decided to embrace my programmer art, and use a simple style (again, reminiscent of Night Raid). I stayed consistent in my style, so I think I pulled it off — the best part is of course the dudes themselves.
- Juice — though I could use more juice, all the extra little things worked well. The pretentiousness of juxtaposing a Calvino quote on a Flash game works well on two levels: it heightens the silliness of "Dude Launch" and serves to set up the setting and theme of the game. Other little things include the particle emitters (explosions), level transitions, and the multiple game modes.
What (almost) went wrong:
- Controls? — I say with a question because the whole point of the game is the wonky QWOP-like controls. If the ladder was rigid and the boat had pixel-perfect movement, what would be the challenge? Still, some people complained about it, though many more "got it" and loved it. Another person requested key-remapping, which I think is also a little much given this is a Flash game (can you remap QWOP keys?) and a game made in 48 hours.
- UI / feedback — no one commented on this, but I feel it was a failure. If I had more time and skills at designing UI, I would've presented feedback to the user differently than just have "debug"-type info splashed in the upper screen. I think a bar at the bottom tracking dudes left would've been better. Also, dudes could've changed color to reflect their velocity, so players could better understand why they died or not.
- Time — simply put, I went up until the last hour working on polishing my game, removing comments from the code, packing it all up, hosting it. Putting things like music (!) in at the last minute was risky but I am so glad I powered through and kept working. Next time I'll have better pacing.
- Scope — originally, the idea was to have dudes walk around on the moon then attempt a return. After the first couple hours of day 1, I knew there was no way I could get that to work. Thankfully, having dudes explode when they hit the moon or sea was fun enough by itself, so I had a better-scoped game than I realized! The lesson here is: pare your game down to the lowest level of workable gameplay and make it really good.
Overall, I'd say my game was successful. I set out to make a simple, weird, funny game that people found both amusing and fun. Most of "what went wrong" didn't really go wrong — it almost did. In fact, it came out way more polished and bug free than I would've anticipated. But most important of all: the players. The feedback from players has been positive and most have embraced the ridiculousness of the game and controls. It's really satisfying putting a game out there and seeing others enjoy it.
Thanks to all players and your input!
Thanks for being a really great community. Looking forward to more Ludum Dare compos/jams in the future!
P.S. – my favorite comment on the game: "Very creative and intuitive control scheme. This could be expanded into a full game with a bit more story, obstacles etc. It's really fun as it is and there's something strangely beautiful about seeing a host of little naked dudes caught up between the moon and the sea – Calvino would have approved. "
Musical Trade Route Post-Mortem
First off, this Ludum Dare has been a lot of fun. It is fortunate and unfortunate that so many people have participated. The good side is that you get such a vast array of talents all coming to the same place. The unfortunate side is that you can't play all of the games. The ones I have seen so far have been awesome. Great job everyone!
So Musical Trade Routes… It was a little crazy putting this thing together. I am sure everyone feels the same way about their own games I am actually shocked at the positive feedback I have been receiving. All of the cool stuff that people seem to like were afterthought things that I threw together in the twilight hours of the competition. I wanted to make my game have an abstract approach to the theme – so far most have not noticed it. I wanted to connect the worlds of poetry and music together. As I knew this would be an abstract theme, I placed in a more obvious connecting trade routes between worlds.
With only a couple of hours to plan on day 1, I could not think of anything to do with this theme. I came up with some views on how to address the theme and posted them around, but that was the extent. I went to bed a little sad that I would not be participating. When I woke up the next morning, I decided to start looking into linking poetry and music and to make a little space game, just so I would have something to submit. The plan was to work on planning each for a few hours and then see which seemed like a better path. As I continued doing both, the idea of a piano ship evolved. I quickly made some piano music and did my best to make a flight simulation. I had never done either one before, so I am extremely happy with how they came out, even though it is not perfect.
I then began to create planets. I was going to leave half of them unnamed and just white circles. Before moving on I convinced myself to just finish naming and coloring so I could say something was done. I threw in some lines between the planets and made it so each planet (0-9) would display its own lines to connecting planets. I finished up the day by making a "difficulty" variable that I assigned to each planet.
Sunday morning I woke up and just started banging out some poetry. Haikus seemed like the easiest way to go. All I need was 120 syllables and all ten planets were done:
I started working on enemies, but just quickly made some meteors. I decided to get done the space combat system. Simplest solution was random spawns based on the difficulty variable. I felt this would make it more interesting because it might interrupt whatever song people were playing and create a new song entirely. I got a chance to play test it quite a few times, so difficulty was adjusted here and there. A few of the polish things that I was hoping to add were a hard mode, music playback and a sonnet. Those who have played it might not have realized that the title screen was a sonnet
The good:
Music playback – This has been a favorite for most of the people who have played the game. At the end of each level, you get to hear the music that you played while in flight.
The poetry – Not many have commented on the poetry, but I am actually happy with how it came out. Also at the win screen, you get to read the planet's Haiku while your own music is playing in the background.
The bad:
Enemies – I wanted so bad to have a lot of enemies, space ships, curving asteroids, other music coming in. That would have been so much fun.
Free Piano – I added this in post-comp. I received feedback early on that a more realistic piano would have been better. In the post comp, I added in more key sets for playing and opened the option for multiple key strokes at the same time. I have not taken the time to make a music playback for free-piano mode, though.
Graphics – I am not an artist. I know the graphics were not fantastic.
Future of the game:
I totally want to continue this project. I think it would do well in the mobile market. I even tried putting it on the google play store (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ceosol.MTR). Its free to download. If anything, at least you'll have a little music creator on your phone or tablet
I want to add more to the piano, for sure. Maybe you could swipe left or right to go up and down octaves. You could purchase new ships that have different instruments.
A suggestion was also made with the free piano mode that spawn times could be decreased and you would have faster action happening.
Thank you again to everybody who has tried it out. I was so burnt out at the end that I was thinking the game was absolutely horrible. I am delighted by all of the feedback, good and bad. Keep it coming!
Saman – Post Mortem
It's finally finished!
Saman is my entry to LD30.
Now that it's over and done with, I'll talk about what I think of the process and the finished product.
A Summary
The gameplay of Saman involves you controlling a rook (a creature made of rocks) who is defenseless by himself. He does, however, acquire gems from the depths and has learned by throwing them into the ceiling, he generates targeted earthquakes to save him from vile creatures that would do him harm. This aspect of the game involves you avoiding obstacles, (much like a classic arcade game) and feeding gems to the overworld.
On the overworld, a blue man is finding gems scattered outside of his home and invests them in things and buildings which will increase his fortune. This portion of the game is an incremental-style game where you spend the gems you collect on things which grow your fortune/score.
Both of these things happen simultaneously and if the rook dies, the game ends.
I hated this theme. Before the competition started I brainstormed some concepts based on what the themes COULD be and I literally left this one blank, thinking this is one out of like 20 possible themes, how likely is it that it gets chosen. It ends up I was in the minority because it seemed A LOT of people picked this. I felt it was not quite as open to interpretation as others on the list, but whatever – I went with it.
After realizing the theme I took a few hours to think about concepts. I threw away things I thought would be over done (platformers with portals, space stuff, etc.) and started thinking about symbiotic relationships or alternate realities. The idea of a spirit world and something taking place in a graveyard appealed to me, but I couldn't get a strong handle on the direction I wanted to go in. I had a sort of random muppets/fraggle rock inspiration and took that direction with the art style and concept where there are things who dwell underground and above ground, and their worlds interact somehow, but didn't know much more. I was a fan of old arcade games like donky kong and frogger and somehow wanted to implement those ideas into the game. I also liked incremental games, and some of my other concepts had those as a primary mechanic, so had that in the back of my mind.
Time Management
This was my first LD48 so I knew I didn't want to be TOO ambitious, but I also feel I work/iterate quickly so I wasn't sure where to draw the line. I just started making SOMETHING and tweaked until it felt ok. The last day I woke up around 9AM I think and didn't stop working until around 2 or 3PM, to finally get something to eat. My eyes were burning from staring at the screen non-stop and I just wanted to get the stupid thing finished – adding sounds and menus at the last minute. I was really burnt out in the end, despite me not really messing up my schedule too badly.
What I'm Proud Of
I don't consider myself a good animator, but sometimes the animations turn out better than you expect, and some of them for this game fall into that category. I think aesthetically the game is pretty good and the core concept is sound. I'm also proud of the fact that I finished and released something I'm not 100% proud of. I will probably be my harshest critic, and I feel that's ok and important for moving forward and releasing good content.
What I'm Not Proud Of
The sound and music was very much a last minute thing. I found a sound generator at tones.wolfram.com and was pleased after generating/tweaking some weird sounds. The music I'm ok with, despite it being pretty strange. The sound effects, however, are another story. I used bfxr for the sound effects and was in a rushed panic to get them in and didn't have a plan to implement volume control. After putting them in and doing some final test runs, I found the sfx so annoying I put a mute button in place instead of replacing them (out of laziness and lack of time).
The concept I came up with was ok, I felt. There is a saying that goes something like 'there is no such thing as a bad idea, only bad execution.' I find that to be mostly true, and I'm not 100% convinced my execution was where I'd like it to be, even for 48 hours. I blame this partially on me having no real direction, and trying to add depth where it maybe didn't belong. The end result is a game where you're basically playing two games at once. this, thematically, is ok, but in practice is a bit weird. Partially I think this is because it's not something I've seen done before, so there's no real gauge on what it should look like. For example, there is no reason in the game world that the rook dying would cause the incremental portion of the game to stop – but mechanically there needs to be some incentive to work on that portion of the game and keep him alive. I also feel the two halves of the game should be expanded and have more depth, but 48 hours limits your ability to do this quite a bit.
The story and instructions are non-existent. I had art and a concept built out where the rook was taught by his mother that the gods absorb the power of the gems, and call down forces to stop their enemies. Unfortunately I didn't have time to really make that part of the game. In addition, there are basically no instructions, other than the controls which you can access as you're playing. This game has enough depth to where I feel even rudimentary instructions really are necessary, but it's not something that often occurs to me, as you're testing your game over and over (and obviously know how to play it). I opted to put some instructions on the itch.io page.
In the End
All in all, it was a fun test of my creativity, but this experience has left me feeling like I've released something unfinished, that I'm not entirely proud of – which is the nature of the beast for LD48 hours, I suppose.
Drempt – Progress #6 Music!
Music is finished and added into the game.
Here is the current title screen for your enjoyment:
ROFL (*weep*)
12h of diddling around and this is all i have:
literally, i have no idea how to implement the theme.
Yesterday i did basically only the setup of phaser and loading of spritemaps + animations, hoping that today i'd have an idea what to do.
Then this morning i found out that the physics system i was using was not the right one for the job so i had to switch to another one with no idea how to do that.
Now i am exactly where i was yesterday (well, this morning at 3) and still no idea.
Guess i will just make some j&r proof of concept and just try to squeeze the theme in there
This sucks because for me doing something interesting with the theme is always high on the list, but this time…
Oh shhh** I overslept!
Drempt – Progress #5 Audio and Video!
I have spent all of today getting over my aural creative block! This video is meant to show off the audio in my game. Tell me what you think about it, I'm not quite sold on the sound effects.
Also, try to see if you can start spotting which enemies are dreams and which aren't! (Hint, some turn faster than others).
End of first 24 hours
The first half of the comp ended a couple hours ago. I'll probably work a little bit more before going to bed. I have music and some sound effects together. I have the space map pretty much fleshed out with a call for difficulty level. I have 24 routes with 5 difficulty levels. The combat system is coming together.
I still need to translate the difficulty setting into what appears on the screen. I would like to have more than 4 types of "enemies". I need to figure out how to score things. I need to have some win and/or lose screen.
Hopefully I will get done in time.


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Can you do a similar post to this for winter travel? For example, how many boots do you pack?
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How can I get my baby to sleep without swaddling him?
My 5-month-old loves being swaddled -- in fact, she won't sleep otherwise. How can we kindly help her kick the habit? Our pediatrician told us to put her in her crib and let her cry it out, but this seems pretty harsh. Is there a less drastic method? She's getting too big for her blankets and she kicks out of the ones we have.
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My daughter is 7 months and rolls onto her stomach.posted 02/13/2010 by vmaldonado
Thanks so much to the mom who posted the stuff about WOOMBIE....I bought it immediately! We are using it now for 3 days and I can't believe how happy my boy is in it. We had such a hard time with him lately in his SwaddleMe sack and this is just like a miracle. He goes to sleep in 2 minutes, doesn't fight it and is really comfortable as he can move his arms and his whole body. I didn't know about this and now I feel like I should tell the whole world since this is the best we tried so far. Thanks so much!posted 02/06/2010 by Sonule74
I promised myself I would comment on weaning Cash of swaddling, once we were successful. Like many moms, I was constantly worried that my son was going to be addicted for life to his swaddle. Once he was 3 mths, I felt it was time,only to find he wasn't ready. Then at 4 mths, same thing. 5 mths same thing. We tried releasing one arm, we tried two. This didn't work. He would not sleep without being swaddled and slept great with it. I finally surrendored to the fact that it was okay that the whole house was sleeping and our baby. At 6.5 mths he started breaking out of the Miracle Blanket (I found this blanket to literally be a miracle) and my guts just told me he was ready. He could roll onto his stomach, side and would just be hog tied by morning. Once he did this, we committed to not swaddling him anymore. Jan 16 we put him to bed with just the swaddle around his middle with arms and legs out just to give him the 'feel'. 2 days later, swaddle free. He let us know when he was ready!:-)posted 02/06/2010 by faithis#1
I recently discover a terrific app to soothe my girl with my iPhone: The app name's Baby Plush (found it on the app store) and it's wonderful, my baby loves it and it works.posted 02/01/2010 by Manon27
my son is 6 months old and at 4 months he started getting out of the swaddle ( the one that straps there arms down. i did some researching and found a great swaddle online. it is called "The Woombie" look it up- it is spandax cotton and it zips up. it works great.posted 01/31/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
This has been very helpful for me. At least I know I am not alone. Our 3 months old son just started to hate to be swaddled. I feel so sorry for him because I know how much he enjoys to sleep with his arms up if he falls asleep after a feeding in bed for couple minutes. But after that the startle starts again and he wakes himself up. With his weight of 15lbs he is now too big for the great swaddle blanked we use. I tried to let him sleep with not swaddle for the naps but it just didn't work. I even tried to sew the holes in sleep sack so he would not be so tight with his hands still inside. Didn't work either...he started to push the fabric to his face and I was scared that he would choke. I really hope this will get better soon. I will try to swaddle him with one arm out tomorrow and see what is going to happen. I also ordered the Swaddle Me sleeping sack in size S (the stores only carry the NB size)so we will see if that helps. Thanks to everyone for ideas!posted 01/18/2010 by Sonule74
My baby had just hit the 3 month mark when she learned to roll from back to tummy and would do it constantly. After haveing her wake up 12 times for 2 nights in a row to go reposition her (the sleep positioner didn't even work, she'd roll over the edges), I decided to swaddle her. I was also worried about her safety being so young and sleeping on her tummy. Now we swaddle her and put her in the sleep positioner. I don't see the harm if everybody is getting a good nights sleep. You either have to deal with the fussing now, or later and I opt for later. :o)posted 12/14/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
My daughter (now 3 years old) LOVED being swaddled. She HAD to be swaddled super tight to sleep. When she outgrew baby blankets I went the the craft store, bought fabric and made bigger ones. We even safty pinned them to keep them tight and secure. She slept 12 hours nights from about 2 months old without a peep... EVER! she was swaddled like this at night until she was almost 2 years old. We weened her by just wrapping the blankets around her. Then leaving her arms out and wrapping it around her under her arms. And now she sleeps in a full size bed with blankets like everyone else. And is still a fantastic sleeper. It doesnt hurt them to be swaddled, some babies and even toddlers NEED that to feel secure... so why not? If they sleep good swaddled, buy or make bigger blankets and keep swaddling.posted 11/27/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
Our now 2 1/2 year old was the same way and it made for a VERY hard transition. We went to the store to buy something, anything to help. Even though I think she was at least 5 months, we found that a sleep positioner (small elevated padded bedding with velcro sides to hold baby in place) was a great transition tool. It hugged her in place making her crib feel smaller without swaddling her with blankets.posted 10/12/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I put both of my babies in those all over sleeper that had feet and hands covered when they turned about 3 months. It has the same effect of of the swaddle by covering them up but doesn't constrain them. I also used that in the crib item that makes it impossible for them to roll from side to side. It worked on two babies; a boy and a girl so that may help.posted 09/13/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
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NEW YORK — "Call of Duty: Black Ops" shattered entertainment records this week when it raked in $360 million in its first 24 hours on sale, once again proving that video games have cemented their place in our lives as mainstream entertainment on par with movies and music.
For the hordes of devoted fans who waited at midnight Monday to get their hands on the military shooter, this is hardly a surprise. For them, popping the new "Call of Duty" into a game console is the equivalent of turning on the TV to watch the Super Bowl or the World Series — except here, they control the outcome.
The game, from Activision Blizzard Inc., sold 5.6 million units the day it went on sale, according to the company. Its predecessor, "Call of Duty, Modern Warfare 2," meanwhile, sold 4.7 million copies to reap in $310 million during its first day on sale last year.
"Black Ops" went on sale Monday in North America and the U.K. It costs $60 and works on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 gaming consoles. As such, games have an easier time setting dollar sales records than, say, movies or music, because fewer people need to buy them in order to bring in big bucks.
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Fifty years, dozens of upgrades, and more than 300 successes later, the Delta expendable launch vehicle remains the "magnificent little workhorse" of space. The satellites and space probes it has launched have revolutionized several industries and expanded the boundaries of science, and Delta II has set a high standard for launch vehicle reliability its record currently stands at 93 consecutive successes.
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The location chosen "for the teaching of scientific agriculture" was an undeveloped area of oak groves and tamarack swamps a few miles east of the state capitol in Lansing. Years of hard work (in both student labor and the political struggles of keeping the school intact) transformed the land into a splendid college campus. Soon, an adjacent college town arose and was chartered as the City of East Lansing.
Today, Michigan State University is the eighth-largest university in the United States by enrollment. East Lansing's population numbers over 45,000, and it has expanded its role from mere faculty and student housing to become a cultural nexus for the mid-Michigan area.
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Excerpt:I stood on stage, dolled up like all the rest of the fake bitches lined up next to me. Why had I agreed to this? Overtime, I had to keep reminding myself. This may have been a charity function, but I damn sure wasn't doing it for free. Still, standing under the hot overhead lights that beamed down on us, being auctioned off like pieces of meat, I was quickly beginning to regret my decision to play along.
The annual Auction a Secretary for Charity party. It was the first time my boss was able to participate—the first time her small PR firm had made enough money to merit attending such an event.
When she had pitched the idea to me, I cringed inside. "Why not ask Charlise?" I quickly referred her to the perky nineteen-year-old intern who had recently been hired. Now that girl could make some real money for charity. Such a young pretty thing. Why my boss wanted to send frumpy nearly thirty-year-old me was beyond comprehension.
"Charlise isn't my secretary," Mrs. Eddison reminded me.
"We could always pretend." I tried not to look too enthusiastic about the idea.
"Come on Mia, it will be fun," she assured me. "You'll get to get all dressed up and have your hair done and your nails done and meet very rich men. Who knows, maybe you'll even land a wealthy boyfriend."
Not likely, I thought. Even though it had been seven years since my nasty divorce, I still pretty much hated men. All of them. Rich, poor, attractive, ugly, smart, dumb. They were all worthless to me. Pretty to look at, well, some of them at least, but not worth my time.
And as for the hair and nails thing, she must not pay much attention to me. I could count how many times I wore my hair in anything but a ponytail on one hand. And the number of times I'd had my nails done in my entire life was zero. I had never been a girlly girl. It just wasn't my thing. Too much work.
If Mrs. Eddison hadn't given me an allowance for such things, I never would have had them done. Even after all the primping and pampering, I still didn't feel much like a princess. In fact, the heat from the lights above were making me feel a lot more like a melting wax sculpture. The layers of makeup painted onto my face, oily and uncomfortable, were already beginning to sweat off. My long black hair, normally straight and lifeless, was starting to itch from the heavy amount of hairspray that was necessary to keep it in the tight curls the hairstylist had somehow managed. I could feel the bobby pins that pulled it away from my face slowly slipping out of their original positions. By the end of the night, I would look a mess. I was sure of it.
Focusing on my discomfort was the only thing keeping an anxiety attack at bay. There I was, at least five years older than any of the other secretaries, and the heaviest one by far. I was certain all the other bosses had been smart enough to pick their most attractive employees. There was no way all these girls were secretaries. The one to my right looked like Malibu Barbie with shining blonde hair, big boobs, and an ass you could bounce a quarter off of. To my left was a girl who could have easily been a super model. I wondered if Mrs. Eddison now realized the mistake she had made by sending me instead of Charlise.
The announcer or speaker or whatever he was—the man who was going to auction us off like cattle, took a stand at the podium and began his long drawn-out speech, thanking the guests for coming, talking about the history of the auction, and what charities it benefited. I was busy staring out into the crowd, feeling too embarrassed for even being there to listen to any of it. I could already imagine that I would bring in the least amount of money. It was the same sick feeling I got in grade school, knowing that I would be the last to be picked for any of the sports teams because no one thought I would be good enough. My eyes prematurely began to water, and I felt a strong urge to leave the stage. That wasn't an option though, not if I still wanted to have a job the next day, so I sucked it up. Odds were, I'd end up with a kind elderly gentleman. Most of the men in the room were old, hungering for the company of a youthful woman. The handful of younger men would probably be fighting for the girls who stood at my sides. They were certainly the most beautiful in the room—guaranteed to win large sums for their charities.
Calm down, I told myself as the bidding began for the girl at the end of the line. You'll get the lowest bid, go out with a sweet older man, get a good free meal and a ride in a fancy car that you'd never be able to afford, pretend to enjoy yourself, and then go home and cry yourself to sleep, dreading your crappy underpaying job the next morning. Well, aren't I a big ball of cheer.
Naturally, when the bidding got down to Malibu Barbie, the money began to fly. As predicted, she got picked up by a young handsome businessman who was probably looking for more than a casual dinner. How lucky for her, I thought as I listened to the round of applause when she had raked in a whopping seventy-five thousand dollars for St. Luke's Childrens Hospital.
Then it was my turn. As the auctioneer announced my name, I stepped forward, letting my thoughts drift down to the three-inch heels that I was wearing. They were horribly uncomfortable, even though they weren't that tall. I never wore high heels. They just didn't make sense to me, walking around on your toes with an unnatural arch in your foot.
"Let the bidding begin," the man said, drawing my attention to the crowd. I didn't look at any of their faces, but rather over them, straight to the back of the room. I was so nervous and embarrassed that I didn't even want to see who was bidding for me.
Not surprisingly, a kindly looking elderly man started at a low bid. This is it, I thought. This will be my only bid, and the night will go as predicted.
Another man bid, equally old and equally low. Then the two men fought back and forth a few times, just for show. By the time the auctioneer said, "Going once, going twice," the bid was up to thirteen thousand dollars, the lowest bid for any of the girls. My heart sank to the point that I thought I was going to vomit. It took everything inside of me to remind myself that this was all for charity, and as long as I brought in some money, then I had done a good job. Still, it was emotionally crushing to know that I was again the last kid to get picked for the sports team.


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It seemed like it might only be a matter of time before offensive tackle Philip Walton of Charlotte Christian might verbally commit to NC State.
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Walton is the Pack's second verbal commitment, joining three-star athlete Malik Douglas from Southport (N.C.) South Brunswick High. Douglas committed in February. Walton picked the Pack over an offer from Marshall.
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October 26, 2007
A session at the EDUCAUSE 2007 Annual Conference
The University of Washington faces a set of identity and access management challenges shared by many universities. The problems are numerous and familiar. To overcome these challenges, UW has imple…
- Student Use of Rich Media
May 9, 2007
A session at the EDUCAUSE Western Regional Conference 2007
Many institutions provide rich-media environments for their students via podcasting and Webcasting. This presentation will report on two studies of how students use these media. Survey-response dat…