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Smooth although a bit clunky at times.Bruskorken | May 28, 2013 | See all Bruskorken's reviews »
Story: F.E.A.R (stand for First Encounter Assault Recon) is a US special forces team, you are a "Point Man" with superhuman reflexes that is supposed to investigate this "girl. The story is simple but it works. Since it's a horror it really tries to nail the gameplay and atmosphere. Gameplay: Smart A.I (That's a welcoming feature) that set the game up at a decent challange. If you turn up or down the difficulties it also makes the A.I dumber or smarter depending on the difficulty. It's very smooth and the controls works well. The scares was and is the setpiece of this game, and it makes you feel on the egde. The main mechanic is the Slow-Motions that they executed really well which now is done by many other games. Graphics: Albeit a bit dated still holds good. The levels have decent varity and it's well put together. The weapons looks and sounds good. Conclution: Fatastic FPS, it's campaign is liniar but for good reason and game design. Still hold up for today. I recommed playing the first one well... first.
One of the first scary FPS I playedSupraballs | May 27, 2013 | See all Supraballs's reviews »
This game freaks me out at spots. Maybe it was the atmosphere, but I always found this game freaky. I think if you go look for videos online of some of the scariest games made, this one will come up somewhere. I'd recommend this for anybody who is interested in playing through the entire FEAR series and is looking to be frightened. If you want to get the full experience, play it at night with headphones. It adds a whole new element and makes the game very enjoyable. It holds up pretty well now too for being an older game. The other FEAR games are nowhere near as good as this one.
The original and the bestbritishlad | May 12, 2013 | See all britishlad's reviews »
This game was excellent in it's day. The combat was fantastic, The AI was amazing the story is interesting and it gripped me as I played the game. This should of been an amazing and successful franchaise but sadly the game spawn two poor expansion packs and two very average sequels. I never once lost interest while playing at all which actually tends to happen to me a lot playing today's games. It has it's spooky moments as well if you're looking for that fear factor, trust me on that one and If you're looking for a freaky spook game that involves hardcore FPS then this is pretty much what you're looking for. You won't be fighting demons in this though, mainly just soldiers that sort of resemble half-life enemies in a way. Can't really judge it's graphics due to it's age, so I'll just say that it gets the job done for what it tries to do though the environments are bland and repetitive (prepare to see lots of warehouses and office buildings!) Definitely worth a try if you love first person shooters
DisappointingLaudes | May 4, 2013 | See all Laudes's reviews »
I'm not the biggest fan of horror games, however I did enjoy playing F.E.A.R 2, and I picked this game up aswell as the third game on some sale. This game was just disappointing for me, I can see why others like it. Atleast if they like it because of the nostalgia feel it gives them, having not played this game when it was initially released, I don't really find any reason to play this. As someone else stated before me, this game feels dated. It wasn't scary for me, mostly just creepy and annoying, I couldn't wait for the game to end. I like the second game more then this one, and that might be because that one is newer, and nothing actually scared me in this game.
F.e.a.r....The perfect shooterjimsteryo2 | May 3, 2013 | See all jimsteryo2's reviews »
One of the few games I actually enjoyed playing. This is a great example of a perfect game. The ai's are so great. When they spot you, they don't stay in one spot and fight you, rather they spread out. In this game, you can't expect to come out of a gun fight without a scratch, which is due to the amazing ai's. The ai's react to your flashlight and even footseps. The slo-mo is the most memorable part of this game though. The atmosphere keeps you on the edge of your seat at all times due to the enemies and cheesy jump scares. The choice of guns you get in the game are great and it would leave anyone satisfied. Probably the best game ever, everyone should play this game at least once in their life.
Still One Of The Best Shooters Out Therejwh2189 | April 13, 2013 | See all jwh2189's reviews »
Monolith have proven themselves as masters of atmosphere since the likes of AVP2 and Condemned: Criminal Origins. Now comes 2005's F.E.A.R., an action shooter with horror which doesn't disappoint. Like I said, it's all about the atmosphere and boy does this game immerse you, you've never felt quite so nervous being crouched in a darkened office complex listening to recorded phone messages or crawling through a vent hoping to God something doesn't jump out at you. Then of course we have the shooting as this is an FPS, which is also top-notch, even putting some more current generation titles to shame, it really presents a thrilling and cinematic experience through the use of slow-motion, just so you can see the intricacies of a replica soldier being torn to shreds by your devastating shotgun or hearing and seeing the crunches and blood misting from firing automatic weapons into the heads of your foes. Each of the weapons feels different too and offers variety in the combat, you're never going to want to pass-up the penetrator though (firing large metal stakes which can impale your enemies into walls). You've probably heard about this game's artificial intelligence (AI) and I've still yet to see a shooter which does it better 8 years later. Enemies will constantly try to flank your position, even if it means taking long routes to do so, there's frequent radio chatter from them relevant to what is happening, they'll spot your flashlight, move on formation and pretty much anything else to ruin your day. The only problem is that your slo-mo ability really hinders seeing this AI in action because of the advantage it provides you in combat. One of the only other flaws in the game is the enemy variety, there's a few humanoid and robotic types along with some supernatural later, but nothing which significantly mixes up the combat. This is still one of the best first person shooters I've ever played and would recommend it any day of the week, play it at night however for maximum effect.
A shooter gemonewinged90 | April 13, 2013 | See all onewinged90's reviews »
Yes the game is 8 years old now, yes some may complain about the graphics of the game being too dated or bland. But until now no games could beat the action paranormal horror of this game. The textures may be old in today's standards, but I can't deny that the lighting, which is the highlight of the game really brings out the superb atmosphere of this game. While the game is mainly focused on the usage of slow-mo ability, you will tend to find yourself using it too much while in combat, which may take away the experience of a first person shooter game. The game's AI is great, enemies will try to surround and flank you strategically. Back in the day there were no emphasis on re-generative health, like most modern shooters do so health kits are your best friend. Martial art kicks are cool compared to the "standardised" knife takedowns which normal shooters have.There is an option to upgrade your slow-mo's maximum capacity, so make sure you explore every where. The stages of the game tend to alternate between shoot and kill stage and horror stage. Shoot and kill is where mainly the action is all about, you kill soldiers that get in your way. Horror stage is, well, where you are scared sh*tless and scream like a girl. Want to know who Alma is, the little girl who constantly haunts you? Play the game to find out.
Datedsunshine182 | Feb. 3, 2013 | See all sunshine182's reviews »
I'm sure I was one of the many who were blown away back in the day when the game first came out... Stunning visuals, solid controls, great multiplayer and spooky atmosphere. I caved in and re purchased the game while it was on sale... Sadly the game feels really dated now, when compared to new offerings. Looks like this game didn't age that well, unfortunately. Still worth getting if you've never played it before, specially if you manage to get it on sale. Have yet to play #2 or #3 or the DLC for this one. I give this game a 70/100.
That little girl? She's totally harmle- MY EYES ARE MELTING!ButLeer | Jan. 23, 2013 | See all ButLeer's reviews »
One of the best single-player shooters, even to this day. What has aged in textures and models, F.E.A.R. more than makes up for in immersion and gameplay. To this day, few games can boast an equally impressive enemy AI. Your enemies will adapt and plan ahead, so to be able to win or even survive you will have to do the same. Luckily you are given many tools to work with. Guns and grenades are always useful, but each weapon manages to be unique and memorable. You can slow time and and move with incredible speed and precision. You physical attacks can put down even the fiercest enemy in a few blows, with attacks ranging from flying kicks to sliding tackles. The mood through out the game is chilling, especially during dark night with all the lights turned off. But soon you will be lost in the moment as you fight off an army of super soldiers like a modern god of war. Also, the little girl is not a harmless OR as dangerous as she seems. Play the game and find out who she really is.
Fantastic horror game with great actionLekes | Jan. 7, 2013 | See all Lekes's reviews »
Great action, incredibly satisfying combat game, with an atmospheric horror adventure game attached. The two aspects of this game seem completely separate to me. On the one hand we have a very polished FPS, one that hits the mark on what makes shooters fun. On the other we have an admittedly derivative, but ultimately appreciable, horror narrative. The two have been mixed together into a disjointed and confused product - one that is most appropriately called a thriller. The game will give you thrills, just not in a coherent manner. It will have you wondering why you should be scared of a few ghouls when you just killed a room full of commandos, or desperately trying to change gear from a creeped out hypnosis to deal with the giant robot that just appeared. It's a fantastic horror game with great action.
What modern fps games are missing.boris73 | Jan. 4, 2013 | See all boris73's reviews »
Modern shooters are pretty 'samey'. Played one, and you've generally played them all. An endless parade of similar mainstream war shooters, its up to older games like this to really deliver something thrilling, something fun, something "fresh" (as sad as it is to say)... and something raw and primal. F.E.A.R harkens back to when shooters weren't about trying to ground you, weren't about trying to be all dry and serious; this really is a balls-to-the-wall all out assault on your senses. It's action, its horror, it throws you in the deep-end and then tosses "gritty realism" out the window in exchange for telling a thrilling sci-fi tale, dumping you into a environment oozing in dark and disturbing atmosphere and throwing wave after wave of visceral and satisfying combat your way. By todays standards, the game looks a bit dated, with box-like rooms and ageing models and textures, but at least you should be able to fully crank up what visuals it does provide with today's average PC's; you'll still get a rather satisfying looking game, especially in the heat of combat with particle effects and debris filling your screen - its still quite marvellous to look at. But really, all the stuff that was most important when it came out, still delivers now. The tense atmosphere filled with isolation and dread is there. The intense and thrilling fire-fights are still every bit as exciting full-on as they ever were, and the enemies are still a blast to fight. The story is still intriguing and keeps you playing just to see where it goes next, and its delivery is spot-on. Finally, the gameplay is still some of the tightest and most responsive you'll find. Visually dated, yes, but still one of the most enriching and satisfying first person shooters you'll ever play.
Feel FearJorgel | Jan. 3, 2013 | See all Jorgel's reviews »
Despite the base FPS elements, FEAR is settled in a well constructed horror story, taking elements from different medias, from movies to other games. The history is intriguing and the gameplay has some innovative elements that take alway the boredom of other shooter titles. But the most impressive in FEAR is what it's name sugests: you WILL be scared. The game has an awesome atsmofere, where you don't know when the next enemy or suprise will come from, making you feel anxious all the time. If you want a scary and challenging game with an good story, you will not be disappointed with FEAR
One of the best games of 2005?MorphineBear | Dec. 30, 2012 | See all MorphineBear's reviews »
It's scary, a bit challenging, and a whole lot of fun. Unlike many games out there, there's an actual storyline to follow. I would call it the scary version of Half Life 2 (FEAR seems to copy HL a lot). It's definitely a good purchase if you don't mind the outdated graphics and high similarity to the Half Life series. Some small things that bother me: - High recoil of guns - A couple more controls that is more than comfortable (it's uncomfortable) - Some areas are impossible to get out of (some holes in the ground with no way out so you have to restart from the last checkpoint)
Best F.E.A.R in the series. It's an original game and Very Scaryfable2 | Dec. 23, 2012 | See all fable2's reviews »
Don't let this games age fool you though, it was quite a good game for it's age and it still is. The story is interesting and it gripped me as I played the game. I never once lost interest while playing at all which actually tends to happen to me a lot playing today's games. It has it's spooky moments as well if you're looking for that fear factor, trust me on that one. It's pretty much pure FPS old school combat and level designs. I can't believe this game came out in 2006. I still have my DOOM 3 CD's and that came out in 2004, not sure why I never played fear back then, maybe my PC was too crap back then. If you're looking for a freaky spook game that involves hardcore FPS then this is pretty much what you're looking for. You won't be fighting demons in this though, mainly just trooper-type enemies that sort of resemble half-life enemies in a way. Can't really judge it's graphics due to it's age, so I'll just say that it gets the job done for what it tries to do. The expansion packs were just as good as the game was imo. I played straight through the main FEAR game with it's expansion packs. Fear 3 pretty much kills the franchise though from what I can tell story-wise and gameplay wise. As far as I'm concerned it ended with Fear 2, fear 3 is a real big mishap that shouldn't have happened.
Very great and Scary FPSlucasart | Dec. 14, 2012 | See all lucasart's reviews »
The shooter from Monolith is a product of great respect, combining excellent mechanical fps with the atmosphere of horror films well orchestrated. The best part is definitely the AI of the enemies, able to develop different strategies for attack depending on the levels and obstacles, offering a fair degree of challenge, merit of the excellent script system. Fear is a title well constructed in each component, only flaw longevity not just wide.
the best FEARxydanus | Dec. 13, 2012 | See all xydanus's reviews »
Horror and FPS is a difficult combination, but FEAR does it right. Game is not scary, but it's dark and Alma may surprise you sometimes. Shooting is fun and weapons are interesting. In the fact gameplay is quite smooth. Key for successful horror is to have a dark, cruel world with gore(as long as it does not go too far), and FEAR has some of that. Also game takes about 15h to complete, so it's very impressive amount of gameplay. I would recommend this game for those, who likes horror-action games.
Fear reviewcarlyle | Dec. 10, 2012 | See all carlyle's reviews »
Fear is a fps with a horror story background, we will be the classic soldier without a name or speech, of which the plot will come backstage to define significant, though not exactly surprising or unexpected originality is not an absolute credit to this production. We find ourselves in pursuit of that Paxton Fettel, a soldier apparently created and grown in the laboratory and has the power to telepathically control a battalion of soldiers-clone. Graphically, the level is absolutely fine, the textures and the general realism of environments and characters reminiscent 'DooM 3. Special mention must animations, among the best globally and, by extension, to the summit for the FPS. The characters' movements are fluid such as water and interact seamlessly with the surrounding environment.
The Original is the best.Darder | Dec. 10, 2012 | See all Darder's reviews »
I played all the F.E.A.R. games, and I think the first one is still the best. When it came out, I bought it as soon as I saw it avaible in my loca store and I did not regret it. The graphics are still sharp up to this day, the gameplay is still the same. Good, efficient, fun. The game itself will scare you more than once. When you play this game it feels like fear is just gripping you so tight and does not want to let you go! You jump on your chair literally with every apparition of Alma. Man, what a game it is! If you like this game though, be sure to look at the second and third game. However, if it is the contrary and you only played the second or third game, then by all means quickly purchase this title! You will love it!
One of the best FPS ever!!abelfs | Dec. 10, 2012 | See all abelfs's reviews »
And that's it. Best graphics for its age, spectacular and intuitive shoot-outs, the storyline is superb, the atmosphere is immersive and above all.......ALMA!! You will jump from your seat and scream like a little child when another little child scares you in certain points (the others will be just gripping).
Good mechanics, extremely repetitivevjk | Dec. 10, 2012 | See all vjk's reviews »
FEAR is at its core about first person shooting in tight spaces using "bullet time" It does this extremely well. The issue I had with the game is that it is *extremely* repetitive. Pretty much the same environments the entire game. Also pretty easy to get lost. Towards the end I just turned on cheats and blasted forward. I recommend you do the same.
If you didn't get to play this yet, BUT IT.digitalpunk | Dec. 9, 2012 | See all digitalpunk's reviews »
I remember my experience with this game when it got released in 2005, superb atmosphere, great shooting, great story and beautiful graphics (the game looks very good even by today's standards). It's a mix of FPS and atmospheric horror, you'll get a couple of jump scares too and as I stated before the story is great..very mysterious. I recommand this game to every horror/mystery fan.
Atmospheric shooter heavenrstokes | Dec. 8, 2012 | See all rstokes's reviews »
If your looking for a game that will scare the crap out of you look no further, Monolith does a great job utilizing lighting and shadows to genuinely make you uneasy, and there almost always seems to be something at the corner of your eye. Now keep in mind this IS a 7 year old FPS so the graphics will be dated (but effective) and the controls will feel like a 7 year old shooter, the mouse jerks a bit to much for my taste, but these negatives pale in comparison of the overall experience put out by this game. If you love FPS games but hate horror flicks and/or games that really try hard to scare you... This may be a pass for you, as there a dozens of more modern shooters that just flat out do the whole run and gun thing better But if you love horror and really want to play a trouser wetting game, Whether or not you enjoy FPS games this will defiantly scratch an itch video games very rarely reach.
The scariest FPS ever madepanz3r88 | Nov. 21, 2012 | See all panz3r88's reviews »
FEAR is better then the second and first title of the series. It's a linear FPS where the classical FPS action is sometimes interrupted by very scaring horror sequences, especially in the last levels of the base game. The first FEAR, like the other titles of this series , is characterized by a good and aggressive enemy IA, better than many other FPS. When you fight these enemies, you must pay attention to their tactics, especially on the highest level difficulty. The ability of Point Man to slow down time is really useful to survive hard fights. The game, with the two expansions Extraction Point and Perseus Mandate, is really long and it represent probably one of the best FPS ever made
Best F.E.A.R titleTheRealMoremir | Nov. 7, 2012 | See all TheRealMoremir's reviews »
This is, for me, the best game of the F.E.A.R. franchise. Whe I first played it, i loved it. I'm a big fan of survival horror games, like Silent Hill 1 and 2, and though F.E.A.R. is not one of those games, it shurely delivers a great atmosphere of uncertainty, aprehension, darkness and you will find yourself not wanting to go into dark corners, even though you have a shotgun with you. The story is good and compelling: you will want to find out what is happening, and it is told in a way that is organic with gameplay. Something like Half-life. The FPS aspect of the game is also great. It was one of the first games to introduce bullet-time, and to a graet result. It also has a small degree of charachter development via secret enhancements. Graphics and phisics are superb, even for today standars, as well as music and efects. This is really one of my favourite shooters AND horror games ever. If you don't belive me, wait till you get the nail gun and leave a guy hanging from a wall, just to get scared by him the next time you cross that hallway after forgetting you killed him there.
Great Gamelachking | Nov. 6, 2012 | See all lachking's reviews »
FEAR is a great game that combines the FPS genre with horror elements. The game's story is solid and the levels are interesting although not hugely varied as you mostly just travel through buildings and offices. The weapons are pretty standard and include guns such as shotguns and machine guns. An element less conventional is the interesting slow time ability which gives you the ability to run and jump around bullets and move in on enemies faster than they can react. Being a horror game as well, it is often scary to play, especially at night. The way Alma appears can be a big shock. One of the scariest encounters is when you are in the offices and she appears in the lift with another person and the door closes. The game's presentation is great for the most part. The visuals are slick and lifelike, with high quality shaders. The sound is also quite good with bullet sounds and the way the enemy soldiers communicate to each other once they spot you adds to the atmosphere. Overall, the game is great. Top notch graphics, crisp sound and great gameplay combine to create an engaging experience. Just don't play this game alone at night. I'm warning you.
Don't F.E.A.R. from the dark!FreeMan85 | Nov. 5, 2012 | See all FreeMan85's reviews »
Many gamer says F.E.A.R. franchise is a hardcore horror FPS. But it's mostly a nicely done shooter, made by the professional Monolith team, built in to LithTech Engine JupiterEX version. And what an awesome detail! The lighting and shaders are very photo-realistic like. Not once I scared more times my own shadow or the noise what I made by push a vase or picture then the dark characters in the shadow.. Oh yeah, Havok works for an awesome physic experience! So F.E.A.R. kinda scary game, but don't reach games like Dead Space. Alma a bit scary, at least the young, the adult and naked Alma a bit... well, more like sexy then scary for me. The story is good enough, but the core game and the expansions story a bit confusing. Since Extraction Point and Perseus Mandate made by TimeGate. The voice-acting is pretty good, you may recognize a few familiar voice from previous Monolith games. The music good, gives an atmosphere. The graphics and design are outstanding even today standards. Maybe only let down of the game is the few weapons we can use and we use at once: only 3 weapon type can be carried at once. My favorite is the dual pistols, of course it's useless, but feels good shooting with it. If you like Monolith titles or semi-horror action games with some paranormal/sci-fi elements you can't skip F.E.A.R. Also the 3 games gives you a long playtime at least 20-25 hours.


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Bear River to host Colfax in volleyball playoff; Del Oro winsBy: By Journal sports staff
With the Bear River and Colfax high school volleyball teams both winning their opening-round Div. IV Sac-Joaquin Section playoff games Tuesday, the two local schools advance to play each other for a third time Thursday.
No. 10 Colfax downed host Golden Sierra, a No. 7 seed, in three, 25-16, 25-19. 25-21, while second-seeded Bear River swept Marysville, a 15th seed.
The Bruins, co-champions of the Pioneer Valley League, beat the Falcons twice already this season and will have home court advantage when they meet again Thursday at 7 p.m.
"It's hard to beat a good team three times," Colfax coach Vicky Satterlee said. "We're going after them. We're playing our best volleyball right now. It's exciting."
On Tuesday, Colfax was led by Maddi Ittner (18 kills and five aces), Sophie Satterlee (26 assists) and Stephanie Scott (four kills, three digs, two aces).
In a Div. II matchup Tuesday, No. 4 Del Oro defeated No. 13 Elk Grove, 25-23, 21-25, 25-15, 25-19. The Golden Eagles will host Benicia Thursday at 7 p.m.
Morgan Lees (19 kills, 19 digs), Amy Heyn (19 assists, 15 digs), Stephanie Solich (12 kills) and Summer Shell (18 digs) led the way for the victorious Golden Eagles.
"We played a little sloppy but they pulled it together and got the W," coach Stu Kageta said. "That's the most important thing."


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Winston-Salem, NC -- Mayor Allen Joines is organizing a welcome home rally for WSSU on Saturday, December, 15, 2012. Win or lose, Mayor Joines is asking the community come out and show support for the Rams.
When: December 15, 2012
When: 8:30 p.m.
Where: Smith Reynolds Airport
Mayor Joines told WFMY News 2, "The community couldn't be any more proud of the Rams and the coach and his staff and the young men and women in that program. They're great representatives of our city on the field and off the field."
Linda Jackson-Barnes is the Director of the Mayor's Office. She's helping to the plan the celebration. "It is a sign of appreciation...win or lose, that they have done a great job and they have done their best. So, we will be very proud of them win or lose, but we will win," she said.
According to the City of Winston-Salem, "Mayor Allen Joines and Valdosta Mayor John Gayle have wagered a friendly bet on their teams. Jones will send Gayle some Krispy Kreme doughnuts, Dewey's sugar cake and Texas Pete hot sauce if Valdosta State wins. If the Rams win, Gayle will send Joines a gift box of Georgia pecans."


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UNION Dona Schram was overwhelmed about being selected as grand marshal for this week's 95th annual Eastern Oregon Livestock Show.
"Oh, I cried," she recalled in her house with a laugh. "I was very thrilled."
She said it is an honor for her entire family.
Dona's late husband, Mace, was the livestock show veterinarian for many years. Daughter Heidi Schram Denton was the 1984 EOLS queen.
Dona's other five children have also worked and participated in past shows. Schram has worked on a lot of committees.
Schram went to her first show in 1968, and she continues to attend because it benefits the community.
"Our family has kind of believed that you should give back to your community," she said. "You get a lot from your community and should give something back. This is a big event for Union."
She has enjoyed all of the shows for the past 34 years and could not pick out a favorite part.
"One thing contributes to the other, and it's just a great show," she said.
Schram remembers shows with better weather.
"I don't remember one year being better than the next, I guess, other than maybe the years it didn't rain," she said. "That was better."
It's a tossup on whether Union will receive rain Saturday. The Grande Ronde Valley forecast calls for cool and cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers.
Dona and Mace moved to the community in 1967 because it was a good place to raise children.
Five children are now scattered from Salem to Wilsonville and from to Seattle to Bend to Omaha. Heidi is the only one living here. Dona has 12 grandchildren.
Schram is originally from WaKeeney, Kan. She has lived in Oregon since the fourth grade.
Schram is in many organizations and spends a lot of time with her family.
Her family is coming to see her this time around. She will be in Friday's 2 p.m. parade.
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The final showdown between Jordan Chase and Dexter has arrived, it's a race against the clock and Lumen's life is the reward. Dexter will stop at nothing to save the one person who he has ever been able to truly open up to. Deb will also make the final connections...
Review: Dexter – Hop a Freighter
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Things are about to go off in the sunny city of Miami, and it all leads up to the beginning of what will hopefully be a heart-stopping season finale. Dexter will be put into a situation that will force him to choose between keeping his secret a secret, or risk...
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Before Dexter and Lumen head out to take down head honcho Jordan Chase, they have one stop to make… the woman whose blood Chase has been wearing around his neck. This woman will lead Dexter and Lumen to the final piece of the sick and twisted puzzle, and by the...
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Things are about to get very interesting for Dexter when a break in at his old house leads to a reveal that could put his entire plan on ice. As for the plan itself, Dexter will attempt to play nice with Jordan Chase… For now. In the hopes of finding...
Review: Dexter – Take It
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Tonight's the night. Tonight's the night Cole Harmon will finally meet his maker at the hands of our beloved serial killer. But things take an unexpected turn when Dexter begins to have suspicions about the head honcho himself, Jordan Chase. Lumen will also get a phone call that she really...
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Dexter's three worlds are about to collide is a cluster f**k of circumstance. And when he realizes what has happened, it is up to him and Lumen to point the cops in a direction that will allow them to continue on their current war path. The Homicide team with also...
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As far as Dexter is concerned Lumen has gone back home and is out of his life for good. Or so he thought until he gets a call from the damaged girl who is now in a panic after shooting a man in a warehouse. But things only get worse...
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It's been a hard week for Miami's resident serial killer. Most of Dexter's hard ships come in the form of an oh, so sexy blond names Lumen. Lumen wants to kill the men that hurt her, but Dexter knows where the path leads and he just wants Lumen to leave...
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It has not been a good week to be Dexter Morgan, because after striking down his latest victim, he discovers there was a witness to the crime. Now Dexter has that witness locked up in an abandoned house and is questioning his next move. At the same time, he must...
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We begin this episode right where we left off last week, I.E. Dexter is still hunting Boyd Fowler. But this time he's going to put his long awaiting plan into motion to being his healing process, only things don't go at all how Dexter planned. At the same time Dexter...
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We join Dexter immediately following the events of the season four finale. The biggest dilemma you ask? Well, when the police come upon Dexter and the blood stained Harrison, Dexter udders the words "it was me." Now everyone including those close to him, are looking at Dexter as a possible...
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With Miguel out of the picture, Dexter's focus shifts to calming his emotionally unstable brother, Ramon. Upon easing Ramon's concerns, Dexter can finally breathe again. All that stands before him now is his wedding with Rita… until he's met with yet another deadly surprise....
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Miguel brings Dexter another "project," but this time he wants to get his hands dirty. Dexter realizes it's time to teach Miguel the Code – for his own safety as well as Miguel's....


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LOS ANGELES, Calif. (AP) — An appeals court says a case filed by indigenous plaintiffs from the Peruvian Amazon against Occidental Petroleum Corp. should be heard in Los Angeles.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals made its ruling Monday, overturning an earlier district decision that the case should be litigated in Peru.
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Looks amazing but I hope the Quake hit sound is temporary.
What are you saying? Quake3 was awesome, no we plan to keep it (unless id tells us otherwise).
Indeed Quake is awesome but I'd figure you would use something original. Can't help but think about Quake every time you shoot somebody.
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I'd rather you make an original sound as well. It doesn't have to be terribly different, just new.
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Great point. I see a few key announcements that could keep the momentum or current valuation. The clause Manuso has of Jan. 1 about any takeover should not be ignored. It maybe just a never know clause that some lawyer threw in or just maybe someone has been inquiring. The forth quarter looks suspicious. Second and third quarter have some one time large events and the forth quarter could look like a let down. I see SUPG going from 20M+ third quarter to 4M forth quarter. Sometimes these one time events get forgotten and may look like a miss on numbers. The acceleration clause on Nipent to Mayne may soften that outlook. The other events that could be on the horizon is Nipent EU sale, Dacogen filing for MDS in the EU, Dacogen AML filing in U.S. I believe we will see some trading opportunities and believe management will space out these other events to minimize any real volitality.
Billyteex1,I think it is important for the longs to discuss what opportunities SUPG has and what hurdles need to be cleared. The Manuso clause has received other discussions, from the boards I watch and the general feeling is that it is very unigue. I was drawn to SUPG because of all the careless negative comments that were posted. I also like the fact the longs are starting to discuss when to take profits...both these usually indicate that the stock will move higher. Long term the focus on pipeline should begin soon with the company laying out the foundation and expectations. I'm equally impressed by the conservative approach SUPG has taken. Instead of giving a large piece of the shareholders equity away to top brass, they actually eliminated a position and sold off non core assets. Look internally at this company and there are some nice signs that they want to grow this company. If SUPG partners with a large pharma on any of it's pipeline,then my suggestion is to hold long term. They will minimize burn and big pharma doesn't enter into these deals with out DD.
Upper management is hungry. The fact that they keep presenting themselves to the investment community shows sign that there is no complacency in SUPG. I also like their location being in Dublin Norcal where some big Pharmas are around. Genentech is only a hop across the Bay Bridge and Orathrecin(for solid Tumors) can be an eye opener for the like of DNA. I like it and will buy on any pull back.
Most everyone on this thread is missing the big picture.Dacogen is a sleeping monster drug and will continue to suprise to the upside. Further, EU milestones and approval for other indications will drive revenue estimates (and royalties) up periodically. Have you all forgotten that R&R has a $24 target and the numbers to back it up? My thoughts are that if Dacogen is half as successful as some believe, SUPG will be at $15+ within a year. It may seem like SUPG has been on a major run, but really we are just where we began when Dacogen was approved less than 6 months ago. Taking your profit on a biotech stock that has moved up 50% (after falling 40%)is not a wise decision. If you are going to take the risk of owning small-cap biotech, you may as well be here to witness the 500% move.What pipeline ? I expect to see an IND filed Q12007 for MP470 and then subsequently MP529 a quarter or two later. http://www.supergen.com/subpages/prod-dev.aspI'll reiterate though...the pipeline is the call option, but the real value is Dacogen and the royalty stream that will keep growing and lead to profitability soon enough and a PE ratio that will put a stock price floor in. MOGN will likely swoop in next year and take SUPG out for $750m, or $14/shr.
Excuse my ignorance. Is this $24 target before or after Dacogen's rights were sold to MOGN? TIA


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Parallel Verses
New International Version
Of David. A maskil. Blessed is the one whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered.
New Living Translation
A psalm of David. Oh, what joy for those whose disobedience is forgiven, whose sin is put out of sight!
English Standard Version
A Maskil of David. Blessed is the one whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
New American Standard Bible
A Psalm of David. A Maskil. How blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, Whose sin is covered!
King James Bible
A Psalm of David, Maschil. Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
Davidic. A Maskil. How joyful is the one whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered!
International Standard Version
How blessed is the one whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
NET Bible
By David; a well-written song. How blessed is the one whose rebellious acts are forgiven, whose sin is pardoned!
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
Blessed is he whose evil is forgiven him and his sins have been covered for him.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
[A psalm by David; a [maskil] Blessed is the person whose disobedience is forgiven and whose sin is pardoned.
JPS Tanakh 1917
[A Psalm] of David. Maschil. Happy is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is pardoned.
New American Standard 1977
How blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven,
Whose sin is covered!
Jubilee Bible 2000
Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
King James 2000 Bible
Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
American King James Version
Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
American Standard Version
Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, Whose sin is covered.
Douay-Rheims Bible
To David himself, understanding. Blessed are they whose iniquities are forgiven, and whose sins are covered.
Darby Bible Translation
{Of David. Instruction.} Blessed is he [whose] transgression is forgiven, [whose] sin is covered!
English Revised Version
A Psalm of David. Maschil. Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
Webster's Bible Translation
A Psalm of David, Maschil. Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
World English Bible
Blessed is he whose disobedience is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
Young's Literal Translation
By David. -- An Instruction. O the happiness of him whose transgression is forgiven, Whose sin is covered.
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
32:1,2 Sin is the cause of our misery; but the true believer's transgressions of the Divine law are all forgiven, being covered with the atonement. Christ bare his sins, therefore they are not imputed to him. The righteousness of Christ being reckoned to us, and we being made the righteousness of God in him, our iniquity is not imputed, God having laid upon him the iniquity of us all, and made him a sin-offering for us. Not to impute sin, is God's act, for he is the Judge. It is God that justifies. Notice the character of him whose sins are pardoned; he is sincere, and seeks sanctification by the power of the Holy Ghost. He does not profess to repent, with an intention to indulge in sin, because the Lord is ready to forgive. He will not abuse the doctrine of free grace. And to the man whose iniquity is forgiven, all manner of blessings are promised.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 1. - Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, and whose sin is covered. There are three aspects under which sin is viewed in Holy Scripture:
1. As an offence against God's Law. This is "transgression" - ἀνομία.
2. As an offence against the eternal and immutable rule of right. This is "sin" - ἁμαρτία.
3. As an internal depravation and defilement of the sinner's soul. This is "iniquity " - ἀδικία (comp. Exodus 34:7). Each aspect of sin has its own especial remedy, or manner of removal. The "transgression" is "lifted up," "taken away,"- αἵρεται ἀφαίρεται - more vaguely ἀφίεται. The "sin" is "covered, .... hidden" - καλύπτετα ἐπικαλύπτεται. The "iniquity" is "not imputed" - οὐ λογίζεται. The union of all three, as here in vers. 1, 2, is complete remission or forgiveness.
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven,.... Or "lifted up" (m); bore and carried away: sin is a transgression of the law; the guilt of it charged upon the conscience of a sinner is a heavy burden, too heavy for him to bear, and the punishment of it is intolerable: forgiveness is a removal of sin, guilt, and punishment. Sin was first taken off, and transferred from the sinner to Christ, the surety; and who laid upon him really and judicially, as the sins of the people of Israel were put upon the scapegoat typically; and was bore by him, both guilt and punishment, and taken away, finished, and made an end of; and by the application of his blood and sacrifice it is taken away from the sinner's conscience; it is caused to pass from him, and is removed afar off, as far as the east is from the west; it is so lifted off from him as to give him ease and peace, and so as never to return to the destruction of him; wherefore such a man is a happy man; he has much peace, comfort, calmness, and serenity of mind now can appear before God with intrepidity, and serve him without fear; no bill of indictment can hereafter be found against him; no charge will be exhibited, and so no condemnation to him. The same is expressed, though in different words, in the next clause;
whose sin is covered; not by himself, by any works of righteousness done by him; for these are a covering too narrow; nor by excuses and extenuations; for prosperity and happiness do not attend such a conduct, Proverbs 28:13; but by Christ; he is the mercy seat, the covering of the law; who is the covert of his people from the curses of it, and from the storm of divine wrath and vengeance, due to the transgressions of it; his blood is the purple covering of the chariot, under which the saints ride safe to heaven; the lines of his blood are drawn over crimson and scarlet sins, by which they are blotted out, and are not legible; and being clothed with the robe of Christ's righteousness, all their sins are covered from the eye of divine Justice; not from the eye of God's omniscience, which sees the sins of all men, and beholds those of his own people; and which he takes notice of, and corrects for, in a fatherly way; but from vindictive justice, they are so hid as not to be imputed and charged, nor the saints to be condemned for them; such are unblamable and unreproveable in the sight of God, and are all fair in the eyes of Christ; and their sins are caused to pass away from themselves, and they have no more sight and conscience of them; and though sought for at the last day, they will not be found and brought to light, nor be seen by men or angels. There is something unseemly, impure, nauseous, abominable, and provoking in sin; which will not bear to be seen by the Lord, and therefore must be covered, or the sinner can never stand in his presence and be happy.
(m) Verbum "elevavit quaudoque idem est ac condonavit", Gejerus; "ablata est", Piscator, Cocceius.
The Treasury of David
1 Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.
2 Blessed is the man unto whom the Lord imputeth not iniquity and in whose spirit there is no guile.
Psalm 32:1
"Blessed." Like the sermon on the mount, this Psalm begins with beatitudes. This is the second Psalm of benediction. The Psalm 1:1-6describes the result of holy blessedness, the Psalm 32:1-11details the cause of it. The first pictures the tree in full growth, this depicts it in its first planting and watering. He who in thePsa 1:1-6 is a reader of God's book, is here a suppliant at God's throne accepted and heard. "Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven." He is now blessed, and ever shall be. Be he ever so poor, or sick, or sorrowful, he is blessed in very deed. Pardoning mercy is of all things in the world most to be prized, for it is the only and sure way to happiness. To hear from God's own Spirit the words, "absolvo te" is joy unspeakable. Blessedness is not in this case ascribed to the man who has been a diligent lawkeeper, for then it would never come to us, but rather to a lawbreaker, who by grace most rich and free has been forgiven. Self-righteous Pharisees have no portion in this blessedness. Over the returning prodigal, the word of welcome is here pronounced, and the music and dancing begin. A full, instantaneous, irreversible pardon of transgression turns the poor sinner's hell into heaven, and makes the heir of wrath a partaker in blessing. The word rendered forgiven is in the original taken off, or taken away, as a burden is lifted or a barrier removed. What a lift is here! It cost our Saviour a sweat of blood to bear our load, yea, it cost him his life to bear it quite away. Samson carried the gates of Gaza, but what was that to the weight which Jesus bore on our behalf? "Whose sin is covered." Covered by God, as the ark was covered by the mercy-seat, as Noah was covered from the flood, as the Egyptians were covered by the depths of the sea. What a cover must that be which hides away for ever from the sight of the all-seeing God all the filthiness of the flesh and of the spirit! He who has once seen sin in its horrible deformity, will appreciate the happiness of seeing it no more for ever. Christ's atonement is the propitiation, the covering, the making an end of sin; where this is seen and trusted in, the soul knows itself to be now accepted in the Beloved, and therefore enjoys a conscious blessedness which is the antepast of heaven. It is clear from the text that a man may know that he is pardoned: where would be the blessedness of an unknown forgiveness? Clearly it is a matter of knowledge, for it is the ground of comfort.
Psalm 32:2
"Blessed is the man unto whom the Lord imputeth not iniquity." The word blessed is in the plural, oh, the blessednesses! the double joys, the bundles of happiness, the mountains of delight! Note the three words so often used to denote our disobedience: transgression, sin, and iniquity, are the three-headed dog at the gates of hell, but our glorious Lord has silenced its barkings for ever against his own believing ones. The trinity of sin is overcome by the Trinity of heaven. Non-imputation is of the very essence of pardon: the believer sins, but his sin is not reckoned, not accounted to him. Certain divines froth at the mouth with rage against imputed righteousness, be it ours to see our sin not imputed, and to us may there be as Paul words it, "Righteousness imputed without works." He is blessed indeed who has a substitute to stand for him to whose account all his debts may be set down. "And in whose spirit there is no guile." He who is pardoned, has in every case been taught to deal honestly with himself, his sin, and his God. Forgiveness is no sham, and the peace which it brings is not caused by playing tricks with conscience. Self-deception and hypocrisy bring no blessedness, they may drug the soul into hell with pleasant dreams, but into the heaven of true peace they cannot conduct their victim. Free from guilt, free from guile. Those who are justified from fault are sanctified from falsehood. A liar is not a forgiven soul. Treachery, double-dealing, chicanery, dissimulation, are lineaments of the devil's children, but he who is washed from sin is truthful, honest, simple, and childlike. There can be no blessedness to tricksters with their plans, and tricks, and shuffling, and pretending: they are too much afraid of discovery to be at ease; their house is built on the volcano's brink, and eternal destruction must be their portion. Observe the three words to describe sin, and the three words to represent pardon, weigh them well, and note their meanings. (See note at the end.)
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
Ps 32:1-11. Maschil—literally, "giving instruction." The Psalmist describes the blessings of His forgiveness, succeeding the pains of conviction, and deduces from his own experience instruction and exhortation to others.
1, 2. (Compare Ro 4:6).
forgiven—literally, "taken away," opposed to retain (Joh 20:23).
covered—so that God no longer regards the sin (Ps 85:3).
Psalm 32:1 Additional Commentaries
Blessed is He who is Forgiven
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Matthew 6:12
And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.
Romans 4:7
"Blessed are those whose transgressions are forgiven, whose sins are covered.
Romans 4:8
Blessed is the one whose sin the Lord will never count against them."
Deuteronomy 33:29
Blessed are you, Israel! Who is like you, a people saved by the LORD? He is your shield and helper and your glorious sword. Your enemies will cower before you, and you will tread on their heights."
Psalm 85:2
You forgave the iniquity of your people and covered all their sins.
Psalm 103:3
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We love all of Pretty Little Liars' constant thrills and surprises, but it always seems as though we have more questions than answers. To that end, we've tackled the 10 biggest questions from this week's episode in order to figure out what's really going on in Rosewood and to pick up on any and all clues.
Here are 10 questions from Season 3, Episode 14: "She's Better Now."
1. Did Jason get stabbed by Aria on the Halloween train — and did he kill Garrett?
We're not sure what's more shocking: The fact Jason has a screwdriver-sized wound on his side, or the fact Wren wasn't there to help mend it, seeing as Wren often seems to be the only working doctor in Rosewood. So maybe he killed Garrett but didn't know Aria was in the box? But if Aria had stabbed Jason, wouldn't it be on his hand? (In other words: Et tu, Jason?)
2. Did Mona start the fire?
It almost seems too obvious for Mona to have started that fire — so perhaps Jason's wound was from him nearly setting Meredith ablaze? We're also wondering if Meredith was involved in Ali's murder — since Ali was blackmailing Byron over his relationship with her — and perhaps the person who trapped Meredith in the fire was involved in killing Ali too.
3. Who was riding on that skateboard — and where was Toby's truck?
Is it safe to assume Lucas was telling the truth about being the person who Toby was trying to run down on that skateboard? Or perhaps Jason was the skateboarder, which might have explained Jason's injury. Either way, you'd think the "A" team would have bigger fish to fry than worrying about people on skateboards. Maybe next week they'll tamper with someone's pogo stick?
4. What did Mona whisper to Lucas?
There definitely seems to be an alliance between Mona and Lucas, given how Mona whispered something to him in the hall. Is Lucas involved in whatever scheme required her to come back to Rosewood High? And does this mean the whole "Hermy" nickname back in Season 1 was just a ruse? All that time we spent feeling sorry for Lucas may have been for naught.
5. Did Meredith mess with Aria's phone?
Phones are being tampered with approximately 24/7 on PLL, so when Meredith takes Aria's cell during class, we couldn't help but suspect she was doing something to it. We're also wondering if Meredith may have had an ulterior motive for wanting to teach Aria's class in the first place. And speaking of phones, things would be so much easier if everyone in Rosewood communicated with tin cans and string.
6. Does Jason's potential involvement with the "A" team suggest that Ali does indeed have a twin?
We don't know if Jason is up to anything devious, but his mysterious wound and close association with Mona certainly makes him suspicious. And we can't help but think, if he is involved with "A," this would be a sign Ali or her twin is alive, since Jason would be helping his sister.
7. Did Byron kill Ali?
After this week's flashback, it's clear Byron wasn't hooking up with Ali, but he may have had a reason to cause her harm, especially because he seems paranoid when he hears her name. But the fact Byron flew off the handle after Aria's question about Ali doesn't really tell us much — since Byron flies off the handle at the drop of a hat.
8. Why did Jenna suddenly transfer schools?
The girls hint Jenna may have transferred in order to protect herself from the N.A.T. Club curse that has already claimed Garrett and Ian's lives, but we don't really see Jenna as the type to flee. So could her disappearance mean she was involved in Garrett's murder?
9. What the heck is Harold doing at Rosewood High?
It's hard to say what Mona and Harold are up to these days and whether or not Harold is on her side. In a promo for next week's episode, Mona claims Harold is stalking her, but we're not sure that's true. Also, did anyone else feel like Emily's twin comment might be foreshadowing Ali's twin's reveal? OK, maybe that's a stretch, but we just really want more hints about Ali's rumored twin!
10. Should Aria tell Ezra about his son?
It bugs us that Aria refuses to tell Ezra about his child, but at the same time, Aria shouldn't have weaseled her way into this situation in the first place. Regardless, it's starting to seem like an Ezria break-up is probably imminent. And yes, that would be a total bummer, but as long as we still have Haleb, we'll survive.
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How can I prepare my baby for the time change?
Daylight saving time ends this month, and I'm worried that my baby will be waking up at 5 a.m. for weeks! Does anyone have good ways to ease him into the time change?
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To the firt time mom in Austin, I'm a first time mom myself. I have a 7 month old daughter that has been sleeping through the night since she was a month old. She gradually went longer and longer without a bottle, until she just started sleeping for 12+ hours at night(at around 4 to 5 months). I'd say if the baby wakes up acting like he normally acts when he's hungry then feed him, but if he's just waking up out of habit comfort him back to sleep. this worked well for me but all babies have their own personalities and needs. As for the cereal in the bottle- my sister has a little boy, and at 2 months old he was always hungry and never seemed satisfied and the doctor told her she could feed him cereal in his bottle or with a spoon, and it helped to keep him satisfied between bottles, which eventually helped him to sleep better at night. It all depends on the baby, use your instincts to determine what your baby needs, no one knows your baby like you do.posted 10/18/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
To first-timer in Austin Texas: a 3 1/2 month old DOES need to eat at night. It has nothing to do with weight. They are having frequent growth spurts which require extra food. I think you have to try to get away from the concept of your baby's schedule conforming to your expectations. I don't mean this in a mean way. I'm just saying that your baby is your cue for what is right or wrong for HIM. No one else can tell you that, because you are the only one who has that particular baby. That being said, it is dangerous to withhold food from a hungry baby, because as I said, they have higher food needs at times. Imagine how upsetting it would be to lie in bed hungry, crying because no one will feed you until the next scheduled feeding. Also, two more points: first, adding cereal to feedings to try to cut down on bottles at three months is dangerous. Solid food isn't even recommended until four months AT THE EARLIEST. This can cause allergies as well as other problems. Second, sleeping through the night is defined as FIVE HOURS, but many people think their baby should sleep from seven to seven, and are anxious when they don't. Many babies don't even sleep five hours until much older than your baby is, so don't get caught up in thinking your baby "should" be doing something that may be beyond him at this point. I guess my main advice to you is to trust your baby to know what he needs as far as eating as sleeping, and to try not to let your exhaustion dictate your parenting choices. That's a hard one, I know! LOL!posted 10/18/2004 by red eye
I've been trying for weeks to put my 9 month old to bed a little later hoping she will sleep later than 5:30 or 6 and it's not helping, I don't know if our change of daily routine after daylight saving ends will affect her sleep schedule, but I hope she picks up on it otherwise we'll be getting up at 4:30 in the morning. I'm even more scared about our impending trip to both coasts of Australia. The West coast will be 13 hours different and the East coast will be 16 hours different and the flight is a day and a half each way. I think the cold turkey thing may be the only option because if we move an hour for each day, we'll be ready to come back by the time she's adjusted. Any suggestions??posted 10/18/2004 by kikimouse
I really hope noone is wasting a second being offended by the Hoosier Mom. Don't you see these comments are all taken out of context and some people communicate better in writing than others? CHILL! and just figure out your kid's sleeping routines on your own. Afterall, you should know them better than anyone.posted 10/17/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
Yeah, I'm right there with the comments to "Hoosier Mom". I'm a mother to TWO sets of twins. Schedule matters - A LOT. When your babies get up at 6am, you would rather not have them getting up at 5am after the time change. I already get up at 5:30am to do the morning chores and get some devotional reading in before my day gets cranking! (babies and then 7 year olds off to school) I doubt anybody thinks their children are a "burden to be lifted at bedtime". However, sometimes I'm looking forward to the few minutes (before I crash) at the end of the day when it's quiet. I bet a lot of other mommies can relate. We're just trying to figure it all out. Sleep matters - many of us need to be rested to function with patience. Take it easy everybody! I may try the going-to-bed-a-little-later routine and see what happens. Or we may just deal with a few early mornings until we "smooth out the wrinkles". Loisposted 10/17/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
Just consider yourself blessed that one hour makes a difference with your child! My 7 month old wakes up when she wants, whether it's 6:00 or 8:00. It will probably not affect your baby as much as you think.posted 10/16/2004 by iggy64
To Hoosier Mom, You are not only rude but obnoxious as well. Didn't your mother ever tell you if you didn't have anything nice to say not to say anything at all? Apparently not! What might not be a big deal to you may be one to some one else, have a little bit of respect and understanding.posted 10/16/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
Sarah, don't worry just another day, they will be off a little, but they will get over it...Good Luck JNposted 10/14/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
First a comment for the Moms putting their kids to bed a little earlier each night: We're going to set our clocks BACK ("Fall Back, Spring Forward"). You need to put your kids to bed later, not earlier! I have always worried more about the spring - convincing my daughter that it really IS bedtime, even though it's still light out. I explain to her that daylight savings day is coming (like it's a holiday), and explain that the clocks will change and sunrise and sunset times will change. I always worry, but it has never been a problem. Babies and kids go to bed when their bedtime routine is finished. My kids have been getting up around 8:30 lately. (Yes, I realize how lucky I am!) My husband takes his time getting them up in the morning and over to daycare. Even if they don't adjust well to the time change, they will still be sleeping until around 7:30, which is a lot later than some kids! Good Luck!posted 10/12/2004 by debhallen
We have 4 children and have never really had a problem with this. They may wake up a little earlier or later for a day or two, depending on whether you're moving forward or back, but it's nothing to worry about.posted 10/11/2004 by 5*sMagic!
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Research across multiple disciplines on pediatric concussions has greatly increased over the years, proving that pediatric brains are more vulnerable to injury and pediatric patients experience more severe symptoms and require more time to recover from a concussion. The Missouri Interscholastic Youth Sports Brain Injury Act ("A youth athlete suspected of sustaining a concussion or brain injury must be removed from competition at that time and for at least 24 hours. He or she must not return to competition until being evaluated by a licensed health care provider trained in the evaluation and management of concussions.") is a Missouri state law that requires children and adolescents to be seen immediately by concussion experts. With this information, we know we are providing an important service to your patients.
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