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Should I worry if my toddler doesn't talk much?
My toddler babbles a lot but he only says a few understandable words and not very often. The pediatrician says he's doing fine and that all kids develop at different rates, but I know he's not talking as much as other kids his age. I'd love to hear from parents of reluctant talkers on what they do to encourage their children, when their kids finally did start talking, and any other advice to help me cope.
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i am so glad to see I am not the only one concerned. I have a 15 month old daughter and she doesn't say anything but mama and dada. Other kids her age seem so much more advanced in their speech. It is very relieving to hear I am no thte only one going through this and its very encouraging for me not to worry as much. Thanks youposted 12/31/2006 by cherylabb
I am so happy to have found this page! My son just turned 2 and only says about 10 words farily clear. I read a lot to him and try to make him tell me what he wants (we also do sign language). My husband tends to give in too quickly with that but I try to stick it out by asking him to say what he wants, not just do the sign for it. I am so glad to hear that others are going through the same thing! Thanks moms!posted 12/11/2006 by auntielala123
I Thought That My 28 old month old was odd or not smart because he wasn't talking as much as some of the younger children. Its Probly My fault that he doesn't talk because we are alone together alot of times and I barely talk as it is and I don't have any friends or family to visit us to help me encourage my son to talk. (Conversations) My son will say ., Daddy Mommy, Blue, Boo Boo, But as far as words associated with like brushing his teeth he'll say T T.. Elmo he calls La La (because of the la la la la la part of the elmo song)and the same for Light. But as far as everything else my son is doing great with.posted 11/15/2006 by Am_I_to_Blame
My son is 21 months and he is just now starting to say new words like ball, kitty, binki, blankie and etc. Carrie pretty much summed it up for me about what I had to say. My son start sitting and crawling a five months walking and running backwards "which I thought was very strange" at eight months and said his first word about 10 months "DaDa of course". He is very active climbing and playing. He tries to talk to you like you should know what he is saying "babbling I guess they call it" but I can only listen and try to understand him and ask him questions. He does say some good words that other people and I can understand. The thing is just keep reading to your child and play games and point things out then tell him. Alot of kids these days don't need to talk because they have sibblings talking for them or the parents are just giving them what they want instead of asking them to say what they want. My son might want his binkie and I ask him to say it if he didn't then I don't give it to him if he says something thats not even close to it then I tell him slowly how to say it although he don't say binkie "he says minkie" I then give it to him for trying. I'm sick of people telling me that he should be says sentences or alot more words. all kids are different in there own ways some are just late bloomers.posted 11/08/2006 by cslack06
Has anyone heard anything about speech without actually opening the mouth? My child "talks" but doesn't open the mouth. What could this be?posted 09/04/2006 by newmama5757
my 17 month old daughter says mostly da da,daddy,yeah and finaly said mama a week ago. she will go for hours with out making a sound and everyonce and a while will start babbling like crazzy for 15 min or so then its quiet for at least another hour. i talk to her incourage her to talk she loves books but the hours without sound worry me anyone els have a child that wouldnt talk for hours?posted 09/03/2006 by synthia2003
Try checking out the cause of all these delays VACCINATIONS EVERYBODY WAKE UP MY TWINS WERE AFFECTED ARE YOU GUY OUT OF YOUR MIND!!!!!posted 08/15/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
My son is 19 months and he is the same way. My husband is worried because our friends son, that is the same age, talks all the time. My pediatrician said as long as he can say 10-20 words not to worry. He can so I am not worried. We give him commands and he does follow them, so at least we know that he doesn't have a hearing problem. You are not the only mom going through this- I promise!posted 08/02/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I have used baby sign language to help my twin boys communicate with me and lessen their frustrations. They have two much older sisters (15 and 12) and get tons of talk time with us all, but still say only about 8 words between them. They were premature and the doctors have said to expect their development to be a bit slower than other kids. I continue to talk to and encourage them to talk. Words coupled with baby signing has helped them to understand more then they can say and let me know what they need better than babbling and crying ever did.posted 07/11/2006 by prego-twins
My 25 Month Old Son Isn't talking as much as some people say he should be. He Can Say Mom, Dad, Bub (His way of calling for his brother) Kitty,This, That, pop "lolli pop" Soda. But He isn't using sentences yet and our friend's have noticed it and it makes me wonder if my son has a problem. He knows exactly what you saying if you ask him to pick up his toys or give him direction's to do other thing's. He'll Looks at book's and pictures and will say A, E, I, O, U and that is something we have not teached him and we have no idea where he learnt it from!posted 07/03/2006 by Am_I_to_Blame
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Two teams battling for second place in the Sierra Foothill League girls soccer standings staged a hard-fought physical game in 95-degree heat Wednesday and the result was a classic defensive battle. The contest between Roseville and Rocklin had the look of a scoreless draw most of the way. The clubs tied in their first meeting earlier this season, and while both are in position to claim two of the league's three postseason berths, each would prefer the No. 2 spot currently occupied by the Thunder (7-2-1 in the SFL, 13-4-1 overall). Wednesday, in a game that was pushed back one day so the Rocklin players could attend the funeral services of a classmate, Roseville prevailed 1-0. Defense was the story of the day as Rocklin's Savannah Coiner, Megan Hanson and Lauren Orozco led a solid effort to keep the Tigers' high-energy striker, Megan Looper, and her cohorts from getting anything consistent going in the direction of the goal. On the other end, Elli Tremblay, Kelsey Decarlo, Marissa Lopez and Shea Peters took turns shutting down Thunder runs into the scoring zone. Late in the game, forward Amanda Ellsworth re-entered the contest on the back line and delivered some outstanding minutes for coach Pablo Gutierrez's defense. "It was a great win," Gutierrez said. "My entire defense grouped really well." Both coaches rotated players in and out of the lineup, keeping players fresh to go the distance, but late in the game it was the Roseville group that created and cashed in the scoring opportunity. The goal came 27 minutes into the second half. A Roseville corner kick met with solid resistance from the Rocklin defense, prompting Looper to push the ball back out of the fray to Kelsey Roland, who had taken the corner kick. As the teams scrambled in front of the net, Roland sent a strong cross back into the mix, where Tremblay, pressing forward for the corner kick, headed it home for the game's only tally. "The goal was a great play by Looper controlling the ball and passing it back to Kelsey Roland," Gutierrez said. "Her cross was perfectly executed. A great goal by my sweeper, Tremblay, who was ready to go back to defense but noticed that the ball was in our possession. She readjusted and made a great goal." The Thunder turned up the pressure late, but were unable to find the back of the net as Roseville's defenders rose to the challenge and preserved the win. Much of the game was a battle of midfielders as Roseville's Adrianne Bates and Bianca Guzman played well in the matchup with Rocklin's Jill Bennett and Morgan Throckmorton. The win puts Roseville (5-2-2, 10-3-4) in position to catch the Thunder if it can win its final three league games and have Rocklin lose once. That quest begins for the Tigers tonight at Del Oro (3-4-2, 6-6-2) and then continues with a pair of home games next week against Woodcreek (1-6-2, 5-7-2) and Nevada Union (1-7-2, 3-9-3). Rocklin hosts Oakmont (1-7-1, 4-10-1) tonight, but then finishes out its season next Tuesday with a difficult test, a visit to Granite Bay (10-0-0, 14-2-0). The Rocklin loss to Roseville locked up the Sierra Foothill League championship and top section tournament seed for the Grizzlies.


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Dawn French returns to BBC One screens after a five-year break as 'The Vicar of Dibley'. The two brand new episodes, penned by 'Four Weddings' writer Richard Curtis, will be one of the season's comedy highlights, alongside festive versions of 'French and Saunders', 'My Family', 'The Big Impression' and 'My Dad's the Prime Minister'.
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The General Assembly has agreed all North Carolina hospitals should be required to assess newborns for heart defects using an inexpensive test.
The bill approved Wednesday would mandate hospitals to administer a test that calculates oxygen amounts in the blood of an infant before the child is discharged. The measure involving "pulse oximetry" tests now goes to Gov. Pat McCrory's desk.
The test is already used in many large hospitals, costs about $5 and can be done with a tape across the baby's forehead. Supporters say the requirement will save lives by catching problems early.
The American Heart Association says nine of every 1,000 babies are born with a congenital heart disorder.
The House unanimously gave final approval Wednesday to the Senate bill.
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I'm reminded of Bill Murray in the movie Groundhog Day when he was behind the wheel of a pickup and cautioned the groundhog: "Don't drive angry, don't drive angry!" That was just before they drove off a cliff. Now I can hear Bill telling me, "Don't write angry, don't write angry!" The truth is I am angry. Why? Having learned that Quicken Online was engineered to work with the iPhone, and having received an iPhone for Christmas from Mrs. Dough, I was excited to check out Quicken on the iPhone. And I wanted to share the experience with you by taking screenshots of Quicken Online directly from my iPhone. So I spent 6 hours (yes, 6 hours) hacking my iPhone so that I can take screenshots with it. I then spent 30 minutes signing up for Quicken Online, giving it all of my most secret financial information, and then accessing it on my iPhone. The results? Let's just say it's not pretty.
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Quicken Online from my iMac looked pretty sharp. Both Gina at Lifehacker and JD at Get Rich Slowly have put together very nice visual reviews of Quicken Online. You can check these reviews out. The nice desktop screen shots, including pie charts and graphs, set my expectations for what I would see through my iPhone. After all, the iPhone runs the Safari browser, so there's no reason why the graphics shouldn't measure up to a desktop.
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When I first went to Quicken Online from my iPhone, the site looked great:
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TECHNOLOGY FIRM Intune Networks scooped the top award at The Irish Times/InterTradeIreland Innovation Awards last night.
Intune, which has its headquarters in Dublin, won the overall Innovation of the Year award at a ceremony in the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Kilmainham, Dublin.
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The CIA clearly doesn't want to wait any longer for work to begin on the $600 million cloud infrastructure it has tapped Amazon Web Services to build.
Justice Department attorneys, responding to a motion for injunction filed Oct. 10 by IBM after a U.S. Court of Federal Claims judge overturned a previous bid protest decision that went Big Blue's way, provided notice to the court that it had filed classified documents detailing the "harm to the United States" an injunction would cause.
"These documents detail the harm to the United States of an injunction, the current state of the agency's information technology requirements, and the significant challenges that further delay to the procurement at issue would present to the agency," the notice states.
The CIA has been trying for nearly two years to procure a commercially developed cloud infrastructure for the intelligence community.
It pulled the procurement once in August 2012, taking corrective action after Microsoft and AT&T protested the agency's bid solicitation. IBM later protested the CIA's award to AWS, which FCW first reported on in March, and a series of legal maneuvers ensued. IBM has said it plans to appeal the Court of Claims ruling that overturned the bid protest decision.
Meanwhile, the intelligence community has rolled out its own internal cloud computing infrastructure based on the NSA's cloud model. It currently provides data hosting and storage, utility storage and analytics for the all agencies within the IC, though the cloud project currently being battled over in court is expected to greatly enhance the IC's capabilities.
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PHP is by far the most in-demand web development programming language right now. As you can see from the graph, it has enjoyed a steady climb from November 2007 leveling off in July 2008 at a spectacular 1400 jobs posted. The demand for PHP development work has tripled over the period of a mere 9 months.
The demand for developers with AJAX in their resume or portfolio is also in high demand as the average web page has evolved well beyond animated icons, the presentation and need for a smooth user experience in the front end is more and more essential. The skill enjoyed very similar growth to PHP above from November 2007 to July 2008 where it leveled off holding at around 450 job postings.
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Graphic Design is a very in demand skill and although not everyone can color coordinate or design their own icons, if you have any artistic ability or if you can train in it to develop some skills, this will round out your resume nicely. Graphic design demand has tripled over the past year and continues to grow to over 1400 postings.
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The Sixers (15-54) take another crack at snapping their losing skid when they open up a three-game road trip against the Chicago Bulls (38-31).
Tipoff is set for 8 p.m. (CSN) at the United Center.
Let's take a closer look at the matchup:
1. March sadness
The Sixers keep getting closer to that elusive win, which must make it even more painful when they come up short time after time.
The latest defeat came at the hands of the Knicks with Michael Carter-Williams missing a potential game-tying three-pointer in the final seconds. The loss was the Sixers' 23rd in a row to tie the second-longest single-season skid in NBA history (see game story).
Now the Sixers embark on a three-game road trip just three shy of matching the Cleveland Cavaliers' NBA-worst 26-game losing streak.
The Bulls are up first on the trip and they haven't exactly been kind to the Sixers recently. The Sixers have lost seven of their last eight games against the Bulls, including a 102-94 defeat on Wednesday.
With the San Antonio Spurs and Houston Rockets on tap after Saturday, the Sixers could be face to face with some dark NBA history very soon.
2. Man down
To make matters worse, the Sixers will open their three-game swing without the services of Tony Wroten.
Wroten suffered a high right ankle sprain in the fourth quarter of the Sixers' 93-92 loss to the Knicks and did not travel with the team to Chicago. The second-year guard will likely miss next week's games against the Spurs and Rockets too (see story).
"It was a big sprain," Wroten said. "Just got to take it one day at a time really. It's a high ankle sprain, it's tough to put weight on it."
The Sixers will certainly miss Wroten's production. He is averaging 13.4 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game this season. However, head coach Brett Brown had recently found ways to have Wroten in the starting lineup because the lefty was putting up 18.2 points and 5.3 assists when opening the game on the court.
While Wroten sometimes has trouble harnessing his energy and finishing at the rim, the Sixers definitely could use his ability to get his own shot against the Bulls' smothering defense.
3. This spot is reserved
Down a man in Wroten, the Sixers will need even more help from everyone else on the roster. That's especially the case for their reserves.
The Sixers' bench ranks 23rd in the NBA with just 28.2 points per game this season. The unit was even worse in Friday's loss to the Knicks with only 13 points on a combined 5 for 16 shooting.
Against a Bulls team that allows 92.3 points per game, the Sixers will need all hands on deck in hopes of snapping their skid.
4. Injuries
Wroten (ankle) did not make the trip and will likely miss the Sixers' entire road trip.
Nerlens Noel (knee) and Jason Richardson (knee) are out.
Derrick Rose (knee) is out for the season for Chicago.
5. This and that
• The Sixers are tied with Vancouver (1995-96), Denver (1997-98) and Charlotte (2011-2012) for the second-longest single-season skid in NBA history with 23 straight losses.
• The Bulls are 35-10 when scoring at least 88 points and 3-21 when they don't reach that mark.
• Thaddeus Young has scored at least 20 points in five straight games.
• Joakim Noah is averaging 17.8 points, 12.6 rebounds and 4.6 blocks in his last five games against the Sixers.
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Last December, local newspaper reports dated December 10,11 and 18, and this year's such report dated January 16, under the headlines: RC atangaza kusaka wazungu wazururaji; Government warns foreigners in petty business; Mbunge astushwa wageni kuwa wapishi; Waishi nchini kinyume cha sheria, led me to quickly think of the Chinese living or doing business in Tanzania, especially in Dar es Salaam.
The three headlines in Kiswahili mean: `Regional Commissioner announces search for white loiterers in the streets'; `Member of Parliament appalled by foreigners being employed as cooks', and `They live in the country illegally'.
I believe that Tanzania should keep tabs on the Chinese like a married couple should respectively keep tabs on the best-man or bridesmaid of their marriage, so that either of the latter may not go too far. I read, on January 11 this year that the Chinese had on the previous day handed over a building in Kunduchi, Dar es Salaam, which they had built for the purpose of being a National Defence College for training Tanzania National People's Defence Forces. Supposing the Chinese have placed bugging devices in the building!
I am fully aware that article 13 (4) and (5) of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, 1977, as amended (the Union Constitution) prohibits discrimination against any person on the basis of their nationality, tribe or colour but I have a duty imposed by Article 26 (1) on every person to observe and abide by the Union Constitution and the laws of the United Republic and have a right to take legal action to ensure the protection of the Union Constitution and the laws of the land.
I now write to protect the provisions of Article 9 which, so far as is relevant, provides as follows:
"9… the state authority and all its agencies are obliged to direct their policies and programmes towards ensuring-
(d) that the national economy is planned and promoted in a balanced and integrated manner;
(e) that every person who is able to work does work, and work means any legitimate activity by which a person earns a living;
(g) that the Government and all its agencies accord equal opportunities to all citizens, men and women alike without regard to their colour, tribe, religion or station in life;
(i) that the use of national wealth places emphasis on the development of the people and in particular is geared towards the eradication of poverty ignorance and disease;
(j) that economic activities are not conducted in a manner that may result in the concentration of wealth or the major means of production in the hands of a few individuals…
China (the People's Republic of China) is so famous that she has been described as the world's third-biggest economy and has been glorified under such headlines as `Wachina na Marekani wajadili uchumi wao' (Chines and the Americans discuss their economies); Six Chinese provinces to have Russia sized GDP by 2020; Chinese merchant looks overseas after stellar 2010 trade jump; US downplays Chinese stealth fighter prototype; and Science and Technology; this latter relating to China's current efforts to construct the fastest train.
Tanzania's friendship or infatuation with china stems from China's support for African liberation movements in their fight for independence and from Tanzania's and China's common anti-colonial ideological theories. Accordingly, in the early 1970s, the Chinese built the 1860-km Tanzania-Zambia railway from Dar es Salaam to Kapiri Mposhi in Zambia to reduce Zambia's reliance on then apartheid South Africa's ports.
But the Chinese of those days were communists, well regimented by their very strict disciplinarian Chairman Mao Tse Tung; entirely different from the Chinese of today who can be described as imperialist; as different in orientation as today's Tanzanians are different from the Tanzanians of Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere. Tanzanians are now, in the main, self-seeking, dishonest, without transparency, impartiality and integrity -- all falling under the popular Kiswahili name of "Ufisadi".
Also, China has bad reputation in the world outside Tanzania. For example, during the turmoil of Zambabwe's last presidential elections, South Africa, Mozambique, Angola and Namibia refused ships containing Chinese arms to be offloaded in their respective countries, averted China's firm intention to deliver the arms to President Mugabe's Government. Further, last year, it was published, "China out to advance into Africa, vault into the world's top 3", and this year, "China's presence in Africa blamed for new threat to rhino" and, "SA rhino becomes more expensive than gold."
In Tanzania, too, China has had bad reputation. Early last year, there was a burning dispute regarding a contract between TBC (Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation) and a Chinese company, Star Communication Network Technology Co. Ltd (Star Com.).
The claim by the company was that, under the contract, the Tanzania Government was obliged to guarantee a loan by the company from the bank. Among the points of dispute, was that Star Com. was considered by the Tanzania Government to be of insufficient credibility.
And one easily remembers the TV exposure last year of the horrendous medical malpractices of the Sino-Tanzania Friendship Hospital at Sinza, Dar es Salaam. Then, mid-last year, there was immediate expulsion by the Regional Commissioner, Mbeya, of the Chinese who, with their equipment, had entered into that region illegally looking for and collecting gold in the Chunya area.
The Regional Commissioner ordered the Chinese to move out lock, stock and barrel. And, last October, there was a published Tanzanian cry regarding the Chinese-built Dar es Salaam National Stadium, "Yote kwa yote tukubali hatuna mamlaka uwanja wa Taifa" (All in all we should admit that we have no authority over the National Stadium), particularly complaining about the supremacy of the Chinese over the National Stadium by saying that, when a Chinese says, "No", it is an immutable No.
China has been described by the outside world as a new colonizer of Africa and, because there are many opportunities in Tanzania for any colonialist, Tanzania must always keep in mind that: China is competing with the United States for world supremacy; China is overpopulated-some 10 years ago, China's population was about 1.3 billion; the Chinese are prohibited from bearing more than one or two children; and that the Chinese Government discourages religious practice. Tanzania's 2002 Census discloses our population of only about 35 million.
Tanzania should always guard against China offloading her population onto Tanzania. The combined areas of Kenya and Uganda add up to 819,200sq.km which is less by 125,800sq.km than Tanzania's 945,000sq.km.. Again, Tanzania is bigger than the total area of France, Germany and the Netherlands.
Tanzania is the only country in the world where Tanzanite's are found, and her principal mineral deposits include coal, copper, diamonds, gemstones, gold, gypsum, iron ore, mica, natural gas, phosphates, salt and tin, etc.. Some people also talk of the availability of crude oil and uranium.
Being discouraged from religious practice means being shunted away from the doctrine of loving one's neighbour as one loves oneself, in short restricting one's consideration to self-interest only, this side of the grave. But just listen to part of the speech by Lord Macmillan on May 26, 1932, in the British House of Lords case of Donoghue v. Stevenson, 1932, A.C. at pages 618 to 619:"… in the daily contacts of social and business life, human beings are thrown into or place themselves in, an infinite variety of relations with their fellows; and the law can refer only to the standards of the reasonable man in order to determine whether any particular relation gives rise to a duty to take care as between those who stand in that relation to each other…"
But, regarding the Chinese, Tanzanians were: in January, last year, warned of Chinese imitations hurting local curios; in May last year, warned of the fragility of the toilet seats from China; in December last year, warned by TBS (Tanzania Bureau of Standards) of some fake Tiger Head Brand batteries from China; and in January this year, warned by TFDA (Tanzania Food and Drugs Authority) of doubtful medicine from China.
Further, a Chinese was arraigned in the Kisutu RM's Court, Dar es Salaam, in January this year for being in illegal possession of elephant tusks, valued some shillings 65,462,000/= for export. And Dr. John Magufuli, a government minister, has had problems this year with two Chinese road construction companies, namely Chicco and Sinohyadro Corporation Ltd. Also, there is an ongoing criminal case at the High Court, Dar es Salaam, of illegal fishing by the accused who include a number of Chinese.
We now see the Chinese carrying out businesses especially in Dar es Salaam, which could easily be done by Tanzanians: selling plastic flowers, watches, clocks, belts, crockery, food, mattresses, running restaurants, motor garages, shoe shops etc..
In view of Article 9 of the Union Constitution which I have quoted above, the current economic situation in Tanzania contravenes the provisions of that Article in that the Government: has allowed the Chinese to deprive Tanzanians of the opportunity to work and earn a living, 9(e); instead of according equal opportunities to Tanzanian citizens, has given some opportunities to the Chinese, 9(g); by giving those opportunities to the Chinese, has made the eradication of poverty from Tanzania difficult by that much, 9(i); and, by allowing the Chinese to work in Tanzanian, has facilitated the accumulation by the Chinese of Tanzania's wealth, 9(j).
To quote Dr. Kaunda, ex-President of Zambia, Article 9 has been made by the Tanzania's Government to be a toothless bulldog.
Prevention is always better than cure. Tanzanians are probably aware of the proverbially sympathetic Arab inviting the camel into the tent for shelter-the Arab nearly finding himself kicked out.
Whoever in Tanzania thinks that China is operating in Tanzania so that China and Tanzania may compete jointly for the world supremacy now held by the United States must cut his or her sleep short.
The reality is that China is seeking the supremacy at the extortionate cost by Tanzania. For example, it is on record that, during the construction of the TAZARA Railway, almost 89 (eighty nine) million cubic metres of earth and rock had to be moved. Tanzanians may now ask the Chinese whether the earth and rock excavated as stated above are still in Tanzania or were taken to China.
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For the last six months I am exploring/learning/developing iOS apps with Titanium Appcelerator mobile framework. My experiences are mostly good or very good.
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Basically everything that you can do natively you can do with Javascript + Titanium. If Titanium does not support some part of iOS framework, you can build a native Objective-C module and have those features in your Javascript code.
I feel really comfortable now using Titanium Appcelerator and building apps with Javascript. Also I learned some Objective-C while building a few modules for iOS. Eg. DeviceMotion which I used in my first iOS app Spellery.
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Most companies wants only native developers and are sceptic of Titanium. Titanium is different from other cross platform SDKs (Eg. PhoneGap) because here you actually use native components (buttons, labels etc) and your app is not running in a WebView. But if company wants native then you can't force them to use Titanium.
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At Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas, visitors can pay a $7 admission fee, grab a shovel and try their hand at diamond prospecting. The rule is "finders keepers." Over the past three years, annual visitation has tripled to 170,000, and in 2007 tourists pulled more than 1,000 precious stones from the ground. Some visitors use a special screen known as a seruca to wash and separate the heavier diamonds from the lighter debris. Others just get down on their hands and knees, squinting for jewels in the furrows. The 800-acre park holds out the hope, however slim, that just about anyone can strike it rich. Unfortunately, the park may also hold out a temptation for mineralogical mischief.
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Eric Blake, a 33-year-old carpenter, has been coming to Crater of Diamonds two or three times a year ever since his grandfather first took him there when he was a teenager. In October 2007, his hard work finally paid off with the discovery of a whopping 3.9-carat stone—nearly the size of the site's Kahn Canary diamond that Hillary Clinton borrowed for her Arkansas-born husband's presidential inaugural galas. It's the kind of rare find that's spectacular enough to attract national attention. Blake reportedly spotted the elongate, white diamond along a trail just as he was plunking down a 70-pound bucket of mud and gravel he planned to sort through.
His lucky stone could be worth as much as $8,000—if he can prove it came from Arkansas soil. In the year since his discovery, fellow collectors, park officials and law enforcement officers have started wondering how Blake and his family uncovered an unprecedented 32 diamonds in less than a week.
"We have a concern of maintaining the integrity of not only the park, but the state of Arkansas," says park superintendent Tom Stolarz, who caught a glimpse of the diamond as Blake was packing to leave the park. Although Stolarz is not a geologist, he has been at the park for 26 years and has handled more than 10,000 diamonds, paying special attention to large stones. Blake's rough-hewn gem was certainly a diamond to Stolarz's eyes, but was it an American diamond?
The answer is more important than one might think. Diamonds are merely crystallized carbon and today they can be created economically in a lab. But the stones fascinate people; the National Museum of Natural History's diamond exhibit, featuring the Hope Diamond, is one of the most popular destinations in the Smithsonian Institution. For many diamond buyers, history buffs and a quirky subculture of dedicated diamond hunters, provenance is everything.
Diamonds were discovered in Arkansas in August 1906, when a farmer named John Wesley Huddleston found a "glittering pebble" on his property. The next year the New York Times described "Diamond John's" treasure in epic terms: "The story of the discovery of diamond fields in one of the poorest counties of the not over-rich State of Arkansas reads like a chapter of Sinbad's adventures."
More than 10,000 dreamers flocked to nearby Murfreesboro, filling up the ramshackle Conway Hotel and striking up a tent city between town and the diamond field. It was not an easy life, says Mike Howard of the Arkansas Geological Survey. "Many people came, few people found," he says. "Most were gone within a couple of years." The majority of Arkansas diamonds, then as now, come in at under ten points, or about 1/10th of a carat. But in 1924, one lucky miner pulled a 40-carat monster out of the ground. Christened Uncle Sam, it remains the largest diamond ever discovered in the United States and a twinkle in every miner's eye.
A lot of funny business has gone on around the diamond field over the past century. After failing to gain full control of the area in 1910, the London-based Diamond Syndicate allegedly set up a sham operation to downplay the mine's potential and sabotage production, according to a Justice Department investigation. In 1919, two rival processing plants burned to the ground on the same January night, fueling rumors that someone was out to destroy the mine's profitability. In the late 1920s, Henry Ford was set to buy Arkansas industrial diamonds for his assembly lines, but the Diamond Syndicate and De Beers bribed the mine's owner to keep it out of commission. Shenanigans continued into the 1950s, when, for instance, an entrepreneur trucked some gravel from the diamond field to his own five acres north of town and plunked down a sign claiming he had a diamond mine. Locals found him beaten up in a ditch the next morning, according to a story one Arkansas geologist has told over the years.
The state of Arkansas purchased Huddleston's former property in 1972 and established Crater of Diamonds State Park, but that wasn't enough to ensure the site's integrity. According to the book Glitter & Greed by Janine Roberts, mining companies tried, and failed, to get legislation passed to open the park up for commercial exploration. By the mid-1980s, several companies were running aerial magnetic surveys to hunt for undiscovered pipes of diamond-rich rock outside the park's boundaries. "It was something else," says Howard, who recalls seeing their helicopters in motel parking lots. They identified one new pipe, but it was far too small to be worth exploiting.
In 1987, then-governor Bill Clinton put together a controversial task force to explore the Crater's commercial mining prospects. One diamond executive estimated it could hold diamonds worth $5 billion. The Sierra Club, the Arkansas Wildlife Federation and Friends of Crater of Diamonds State Park fought unsuccessfully in federal court to halt the plans. By 1992, exploratory drilling was approved—with environmental caveats—and geologist Howard was assigned to keep abreast of the work being conducted by four mining companies. If the drilling had been successful, tourists would have been barred from the main pipe itself, although rock and debris would have been set aside for them to root through, and they could have toured the processing plant. Some locals were miffed; others looked forward to the estimated 800 jobs mining could bring to the economically depressed region.


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The membership of Pride selected the event theme for the 42nd annual San Francisco Pride Celebration & Parade on June 23-24, 2012. From a list of 46 theme submissions submitted by community members and members of the Pride Committee, a majority of members voted for "Global Equality."
Bishop Christopher Senyonjo of Uganda and Rev. Canon Albert Ogle of San Diego submitted the winning theme. Bishop Senyonjo has been visiting California to raise awareness of the plight of LGBT Ugandans and others in the 76 countries which currently criminalize LGBT people. Bishop Senyonjo is calling for a grass roots educational campaign, led by local Pride organizations to help the American public understand the urgency to decriminalize LGBT people globally, particularly around access to HIV prevention information and critically needed health services. The bishop and Rev. Canon Albert Ogle of the St. Paul's Foundation for International Reconciliation met with the leadership of San Francisco Pride on Friday, September 2, and submitted their theme.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are more likely to experience discrimination, harassment, or threat of violence due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. Despite some of the social and political successes LGBT people have gained in the United States, much work remains to be done on a global scale. Looking beyond our borders we find that in some countries, being openly LGBT is illegal and punishable by imprisonment or even death.
Membership in the Pride Celebration Committee is free and open to any individual. Membership applications can be submitted online at sfpride.org/membership/.
Pride's membership also voted in Davace Chin, a co-chair of Pride's Hospitality Committee, as a new member of the Board of Directors in addition to confirming Board Chair Lisa William's continued tenure. Also elected to the board were Lou Fischer, Bill Hemenger, Reggie Johnson, Lord Martine, and Eric Rosswood.
Current Board of Directors for 2011-2012:
- Lisa Williams, chair
- Bill Hemenger, treasurer
- Joshua Smith, secretary
- Davace Chin, member
- Lou Fischer, member
- Reggie Johnson, member
- Lord Martine, member
- Eric Rosswood, member
The primary criteria in Pride Celebration Committee board member selection is a thorough understanding of and commitment to the mission and core values of Pride and a strong record of excellence in community engagements and professional organizations as well as experience with nonprofit finances, fundraising and development. The Pride board's nominating committee is currently accepting applications from the community. Interested candidates can contact Pride at email@example.com to inquire about how to apply.
The next board meeting, open to the public, is Tuesday, October 4 at 7:00 p.m. at San Francisco Pride's offices at 1841 Market Street on the fourth floor. Visitors to the office must enter at the side of the building at 30 Pearl Street prior to 7:00 p.m. to attend.


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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Three corrections officers were injured, but not badly, when four drunken inmates got into a fight with them Monday night in the prison in Los Lunas.
One officer injured his shoulder, another received stitches above the eye and a third was treated for bruising and swelling after the fight, which started around 7:30 p.m. in a hallway leading into the prison's kitchen.
The Corrections Department is investigating the fight and how the inmates got drunk, but they believe that eight inmates got drunk off "hooch" while working in the prison kitchen, according to Corrections spokeswoman Alex Tomlin.
An officer is assigned to the kitchen, so Tomlin said it's unclear how the inmates were able to sneak bits of leftover food and allow it to ferment.
Tomlin said an inmate, assigned to duty, was bringing a food tray back from another part of the prison when he whistled at a female employee. That prompted a guard, who will soon be identified, to confront the inmate about his behavior, and an another inmate then kicked the guard in the stomach and punched him in the face.
An officer then tried to defend her co-worker, sparking a fight that ultimately included three other inmates and two other guards, Tomlin said.
Prison staff then conducted a search and discovered the alcohol, Tomlin said. During the fight, the nine other inmates assigned to the kitchen stood peacefully against the wall, she said.
Keep with ABQJournal.com for updates and check out tomorrow's Albuquerque Journal for a full story.


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Julia1971 - 3/16 - Rock n Roll USA
ImNotScott - 3/16 - Rock n Roll USA
SIAR - 3/16 Hermes 5 miler
jojo61397 - 3/17 - Publix Atlanta Marathon - Goal: Sub-4:00 hour
Patti678 - 3/17 Publix Half Marathon, Atlanta GA
Not too Swift - 3/17- Georgia Marathon
athensguy - 3/17- Georgia Marathon
RVDowning - 3/17 - Shamrock Marathon
Docket_Rocket - 3/17 - LA Marathon
Joe1775 - 3/23 - Haulin' in the Holler 50K
Docket_Rocket - 3/23 - Palm 100 50K
CompetitiveChik - 3/23-24 - Texas Independence Day Relay
JenRosie - 3/24 Irish Run 8K
onemile - 3/30 - Egg Shell Shuffle Half Marathon
PressingOn - 3/30 - Cupcake Run Marathon
Docket_Rocket - 04/07 - Marathon Paris
runnrchic- 04/07- Gulf Coast HM, Pensacola
joe1775 - 4/13 - Glacier Ridge Trail Ultra 50
Docket_Rocket - 04/14 - Key Biscayne Half Marathon
So_Im_a_Runner - 4/14 Union Half Marathon (1:30 pacer)
marco59 - 4/15 - Boston - goal: 3:05
markrice - 4/15 Boston - goal sub 3:15
GregTR - 4/15 - Boston
JenRosie - 4/15 - Boston
onemile - 04/20 - Carmel Marathon
Xrayman: 4/21: Lansing Marathon
GregTR - 4/21 - London Marathon
SIAR - 4/28 - Glass City Marathon
GoneFishing - 04/28 - Big Sur, CA
hilltopper91 - 05/05 - Broad Street Run
jackdyl11 - 5/5 - New Jersey Marathon
Joe1775 - 5/5 - Flying Pig Marathon, Cincinnati OH
Docket_Rocket - 05/07 - Puerto Rico Marathon
Patti678 - 5/11 - Gulf Coast Half Ironman, Panama City Beach, FL
RVDowning - 5/11Lake Wobegon Trail Marathon
SprinklesRunner - 5/19-Run for the Red Marathon
runmomto3boys - 05/20 - Green Bay Marathon
Docket_Rocket - 06/16/2012 - San Francisco Marathon
Patti678- 7/4- Peachtree Road Race 10K: goal: PR
Patti678- 8/23 & 24- Hood to Coast- 199 mile relay with 10 person team
SprinklesRunner - Date TBD - Wineglass Marathon
GregTR - 9/29 - Berlin Marathon
runmomto3boys - 10/6 Lakefront Marathon
GregTR - 10/13 - Chicago Marathon
RVDowning - 10/13 - Chicago Marathon
Docket_Rocket - 10/13 - Chicago Marathon
RVDowning - 10/26 - Silver Comet Marathon
not too swift - 10/27- Atlanta Marathon
Morning folks. I'll get this party started.
Windy as heck here, kept me awake half the night thinking the roof might blow off.
Headed to the pool, then 7 or 8 miles later today.
This will be my 3rd time this week doing a run/swim combo day. Hopefully in a month or
so I can get the bike on the road. It will be cold but as long as there is no ice or snow it's
all good.
Enjoy your day and workouts!!
Good morning, everyone! 5-6 recovery miles on the schedule for me.
Just B.S., You beat me this morning! Hope you had a good morning at the pool and get your miles in later. I think it's supposed to be windy here, as well. I better find a good jacket.
Scott, Don't look at the forecast.
"What counts is not necessarily the size of the dog in the fight – it's the fight in the dog. – Dwight D. Eisenhower
My blog is JT Running DC. It's awesome.
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Good morning! My new shoes arrived as scheduled yesterday. I will take them out for five easy miles at lunch today. I'm going to use some KT tape on my achilles today just for a little extra support. I know from experience that KT tape won't stick to hairy legs so I shaved the back of calf this morning. Maybe I'll take a picture and post it to the "Show me your sexy running legs" thread over in the Beginners and Beyond group later.
Beth - Enjoy your swim/run day!
Of course I had to look after seeing that.
Partly cloudy with a chance of rain. High of 46F. Winds from the NW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%
I wonder how many times the forecast will change between now and race day?
Of course I had to look after seeing that.
Partly cloudy with a chance of rain. High of 46F. Winds from the NW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%
I wonder how many times the forecast will change between now and race day?
LOL! I know. I'm sorry. I will refrain from further weather comments as not to suck you into my obsessing. I don't think we'll know until next Thursday or so what the weather will really be like... Did you sign up for the runner tracking? I tried and it looks like it only works for the half. Am I doing something wrong?
Morning all. I got little sleep, so rest day. Running 3-4 tomorrow.
Half: 1:48 (March 3rd, 2013)
Full: 4:05:40 (March 17th, 2013)
2013/2014 Goals:
Sub-4:00 hour Marathon
Sub- 125 poundsSub- 1:45 hour half.
LOL! I know. I'm sorry. I will refrain from further weather comments as not to suck you into my obsessing. I don't think we'll know until next Thursday or so what the weather will really be like... Did you sign up for the runner tracking? I tried and it looks like it only works for the half. Am I doing something wrong?
I signed up even though I think it's a complete rip off to charge $5 for it. Rock n Roll already charges a pretty steep registration fee. Then they hit me up for $20 to park and another $5 for this.
Sorry for the rant, back on topic. I tried to set it up but I'm not sure if it worked or not. I'm going to log back in and check it if I can remember how.
Julia - It is for both races. It's a little bit confusing but both races appear on the same line in the drop down box.
Good morning,
Just a quick check-in before we get back to the business of issuing furlough letters. DId another 13 on the TM but much slower than yesterday. I have a new mileage PR of 86 for the past seven days, but I won't count it because I go by the calendar week.
Beth--the wind drove me to the TM for another day...just couldn't face 20-30 mph winds with temps near freezing
Finally PRed!!!
B.S. : Hope you have a nice swim, and enjoy the 7 or 8 later.
Julia: Have a good recovery 5-6. I can finally stalk my forecast in the 10-day also! And even though it can change a lot, I can't help but check it every day.
Scott: Enjoy testing the new shoes. Hope the KT tape helps. Funny about having to shave your calf
jojo: Enjoy the RD. Hope you're able to get more sleep tonight.
SRD for me today. Ran a bit faster than planned last night--I was running late to meet the group when I got to the park, so I ran much faster than I normally would on the way across the park to meet them, and caught them just as they were leaving for the run. Then it was hard to suddenly run slower, did manage to slow it down somewhat, but still ended up a bit fast. I'm going to be more disciplined and run nothing faster than MP (except for strides) the rest of taper. But it was kinda fun! I can feel the taper magic working already...
Oh, and luckily the samples of the Frozen Pints Ice Cream were really just samples in tiny cups, so no chance to overdo it on that. They took a picture of some of us, so I guess I may end up on their FB page or something. I did have some free beers, though. I have abstained from beer for like 2 weeks before a goal marathon before, but I'm not sure if it really made a difference performance-wise or not. I guess I'll lay off it next week, though. Anyway, had a nice time chatting with a bunch of people after the run. Those runs are always fun.
PRs: 5K: 22:09, 10K:44:55, 15K: 1:10:35, HM: 1:42:49, M: 3:32:09
marco: Nice 13 on the TM and great job with the miles. Hope your weather is better soon.
Marco - I'm sure handing out the furlough letters is difficult and I'm sorry you have to do that. I'm sure people know they are coming but it still sucks.You are going to wear that TM out at this rate! Great job getting in your miles and I hope the weather changes for the better soon!
NTS - You always make your group runs sound like so much fun. It makes me want to get more involved with my local running group. Good job not hoarding all the ice cream samples after your run. The idea of abstaining from beer the week before a race hadn't occurred to me. So if I decide to do that too, can I still drink tonight? Just one?
ETA: Some of our high mileage folks in this group might get a kick out of this thread showing Meb's monthly mileage totals for the winter.
I'm just sitting around twiddling my thumbs until tomorrow's 10k. I've abstained from regular coffee the last couple of days and have just been drinking decaffeinated. The reasoning I've read is that you can get a boost from coffee on race day, but only if you are not accustomed to it. So, I back off a couple of days before so that I can get juiced up race morning.
The recovery run was great. It was a little windy out but not too bad.
Scott, I think I figured out the runner tracking. Instead of receiving my confirmation code in 2 minutes, it took an hour. LOL! I started a thread in the main forum for the race. There are a few RAers who usually run the race and we normally have fun ragging on the race... Yeah, the parking charge is pretty steep.
JoJo, Have a good rest day.
Marco, Congrats on the mileage PR. You're a champ for running that kind of mileage in that kind of weather. Sorry about the depressing work.
Swift, I'm glad you're feeling the taper magic. So, how was the ice cream? Beer flavor doesn't sound all that appealing to me but maybe it's surprisingly good.
Go figure
Hey everyone. I'm surviving this little running hiatus, but barely! I did post later last night, but in case you missed it, my exciting news is that I went ahead and bought the LunaRacer 3 for my marathon shoe. After trying on about 25 pair of shoes over the last month, it feels good to have made the choice. Other than that, it was a rest day yesterday. Today is a rest day as well, but I'm going to the store to do a 5 mile run in some Hokas to see if they're an option for me. Other than that, I feel pretty good. It's hard to take a rest day when I know I'm not injured, but since my feet feel on the verge of trouble it's better to just try and take care of this now.
Beth...Hope you have a nice swim and run session.
Julia...Glad it was a nice recovery run.
Scott...Yay for new shoes! I've been thinking about using the KT tape on my feet again as well. Fortunately there's no need for shaving there.
Jodi...I hope your rest leaves you feeling refreshed.
Marco...Good work on the rolling running total. I felt the same way about counting mine when I hit a high that way too.
Swift..Sounds like a good run last night, even if a little fast. Enjoy your rest and hope that taper magic continues to do its thing for you.
RVD...Have a good rest day preparing for tomorrow. Good luck!
Trying to find some more hay to restock the barn
Julia: I thought it was pretty good. They had several flavors to sample.
Found the pic they took of us on Instagram. I look really dorky and the flash along with the lighting in the bar made our eyes glow like aliens. That's me on the left:


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St Augustine: The San Sebastian Winery
The San Sebastian Winery
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- Fountain of Youth Archeological Park
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- The Old Jail
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- San Sebastian Winery
- St. Augustine Alligator Farm & Zoological Park
- St. Augustine Lighthouse
- Cathedral Basilica St. Augustine
- Chocolate Factory in St Augustine
- Marineland FL
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- Washington Oaks State Park
- Fort Mose
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The San Sebastian Winery, which opened in 1996 as a partnership between Gary Cox and Family and Seavin, Inc., is St. Augustine's only winery and a great place to stop in for a visit. Guests at the winery can tour the facility and enjoy a wine tasting of some of the more than 10 wine varieties.
While at the San Sebastian Winery you can enjoy a guided walking tour of the 18,000 square foot winery and learn about how the wine is made and aged to perfection. Tours typically last for about an hour and visitors enjoy being able to stop by the wine shop and stock up on the many varieties of wine the winery produces.
The San Sebastian Winery produces several hybrid wines and specializes in wines produced from a variety of different muscadine grapes. The San Sebastian Winery is one of the few locations in St. Augustine that sells its wines, however many of the local St. Augustine eateries and restaurants feature wine selections from the San Sebastian Winery. Be sure to take a tour of this lovely facility and truly wonderful wine operation.
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Find out where you can pick your own fruit and veg in Lincs South. The listing below provides details of farms in the local area, including addresses, contact details and opening seasons/times. Some listings also feature reviews/recommendations from Netmums members.
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Always eager to learn, I'm enamored with Webinars. A Webinar is the term used for a Web-based seminar, lecture, or presentation delivered via the Internet. Participants may register and attend (using their computer) from the comfort of their homes. No travel or lodging expenses incurred by participants or speakers.
The Friends of the National Archives-Southeast Region, Inc., are pleased to announce that they now have the capability to offer Webinars to their membership and the general public thanks to the support of TechSoup and Citrix, Inc.
The Friends executive board are in the process of setting up a selection of webinars. To see notices of our virtual presentations (set up in progress), go to the Friends website , the Friends FaceBook page, or follow the Friends on Twitter.
During the past five or six months, I've had the pleasure of signing in to several webinars sponsored by Legacy Family Tree, Southern California Genealogy Jamboree Extension, and Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS).
In a similar vain, Online radio shows are taking off. Many of the radio shows are via Blog Talk Radio. Thomas MacEntee is the force behind GeneaBloggers Blogtalkradio. Typically the show airs Friday at 9:00 pm central time. Another show, "My Society", is sponsored by FGS and frequently hosted by Thomas MacEntee. The show is aired on Saturday at 1:00 pm central time.
Podcasts are similar to the radio concept, but have been around for several years. The Genealogy Guys, Drew Smith and George Morgan have an active following of their podcasts which have been produced since 2005. Another dynamic podcaster is Lisa Louise Cooke who is the author/owner of Genealogy Gems Podcast – Your Family History Show.
We are so fortunate to be living in the age of technology. We've "come a long way baby" since I first began using computers in 1970 — Yikes, I'm older than dirt!
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If you are new to the world of Alpacas, this is a good place to pause, browse and learn.
We here at Ruapehu Alpine Alpacas are also relatively new and fresh to the world of Alpacas. Our recent journey is likely to be very much your present path. So much to learn, so exciting but such a variety of opinion. Who to believe and trust?
Our long term mission is to strive to breed, at some time in the future, champion coloured Huacaya Alpacas.
In the meantime, notwithstanding we are reasonably new to the industry we are serious about our participation, We are not selling any animals yet and will not be doing so for some time to come, so we are not looking at you as a potential customer.
What we have to offer is our experience so far. The people, the industry, the animals, the on-farm experience etc. It is fresh in our minds and we are very willing to share it. We can provide you with with some fast track info. There is no charge, its free and clean. Take a look and enjoy. Call us if you have any questions.
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Why get Funky Toilet Seats?
Some people have a variety of reasons for doing what they do! Many people are happy with plain and boring white seats for their toilets. Others are willing to go a little ways out of the norm and get a toilet seat that has a unique shape or a solid color. Still yet, some people want something completely fun. And one way to do this is to look at funky toilet seats!
When it comes to turning up the funk in your bathroom, a funky toilet seat is a quick way to change things around. Starting with a unique toilet cover or seat, one can completely redesign the whole look and feel of a bathroom or powder room.
Perhaps you have children who want to feel like they can have a bit of independence? Allowing them to have their choice of theme for a kids' bathroom is a fun way to encourage their fun sides! And you know kids, there is no end to the choices of funky toilet seats they could go with.
Whatever your reason for choosing a fun new toilet seat or decor for your bathroom is, one thing is for certain. There is a seemingly endless supply of choices to go with when it comes to lids and seats for your toilet. The most important thing is to have fun with whatever choice you ultimately make.


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The Uniqlo CQ invasion of U.S. malls, which began in Paramus, is continuing on schedule.
By the time the holiday shopping season kicks off on Black Friday, the Japanese clothing retailer will have more than doubled its U.S. store count, with 10 new stores, including two in New Jersey, scheduled to open in October and November.
Uniqlo announced this week that its second New Jersey store, at Bridgewater Commons Mall in Bridgewater, will open Oct. 4. The third N.J. store will open November 1 at Menlo Park Mall.
The Uniqlo invasion is also being digitized. The company has created a free Uniqlo USA app for iPhones that includes such features as lists of job opportunities, and photos of new fashions. Pretty standard stuff for a retailer app, except for one feature we have yet to check out – something described as "behind-the-scenes" videos users can access by pointing their phones at Uniqlo logos inside the stores. The app will be available for Android devices later this year.
Uniqlo, which has been described as "the Gap of Japan" has a goal of $10 billion in U.S. sales by 2020. Gap, Forever 21, H&M and other mall competitors: Consider yourself warned.


text: Third night in a row that I have been hunched over the computers at 2:00 am. I have built trees, evolved sequences, inferred trees, set priors, I have run Beast, Mr Bayes, Beuti, Tracer, Seqgen, and 20 other programs plus a lot of scripts. I have assessed convergence. I have two computers running different simulated dataset through MrBayes right this minute......and I have .t files that look like pin cushions!!!!! I am pretty sure that most of that is due to the kind of missing data sets that I am simulating. but.......maybe its my priors....... Bodega is really intense and I feel really drained but I have learned more this week about phylogenetic methods than I have learned in the last year and a half. And even though I am tired I am inspired to go home and do some real work in Bayesian framework. When this topic is taught well it makes so much sense and you can see the importance of making our estimates and inferences across a posterior distribution of trees. I was confused before coming here thinking that somehow a Bayesian approach was prone to bias now I feel that a non Bayesian approach is prone to bias due to an unrealistic specification of parameters. I get to give a short presentation tomorrow which should be fun. Here is a pretty picture I took just down the road from Bodega. This is a member of the famous ring species complex in the genus Ensatina.


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Small Number of U.S. Schools Leaving Federal Money Behind
Last fall, one little elementary school in this poor farm town did something startling: it said no to nearly $250,000 in federal funds.
Lincoln is among a small number of U.S. schools _ no one can say how many for sure _ that have gained flexibility in following federal education mandates by turning down Title I funds.
While rejecting Title I isn't yet a trend, "it's potentially the front end of what could be a wider movement," said Jeffrey Henig, a professor of political science and education.
This article appeared in the January 28, 2008 edition of the Red Orbit.


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