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How can we make bath time less traumatic for our baby?
My baby hates when we bathe her. I've tried everything -- from using different bathtubs, to washing her with a sponge, to taking her in the shower with me. No matter what, she screams as soon as she gets wet. Any advice on how we can make bath time less traumatic?
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My son is 3 months old, and from the start he has hated bath time. I figured it out though, if the water is too cool or too warm he gets mad. So for my son it is making the shower or bath water just right that makes him happy. Also I started splashing his feet in the water and he likes the noise and affect of what that does. Good Luck!!posted 06/02/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
My first son HATED his bath at first. He would scream as soon as we put him in the tub, and wouldn't stop until he was out and dry. We tried so many different things to settle him down. What finally worked was laying him on a bath pillow with my husband in the tub with him talking to him and playing with him while I sat outside the tub and bathed him. We also had to have the water pretty warm. As long as Daddy was in there (Mommy didn't work, had to be Daddy) he was okay. After a month or so he no longer needed Daddy. Now I can't get him out of the tub. He loves the water, but continues to be very cautious about it even at 3. He loves swimming, but is slow to try putting his face in the water, going under, etc. Patience and understanding are the key. Go with their personality, trial and error, and trust yourself. You'll find what works for your baby.posted 06/02/2010 by nikonajd
My child loved baths until her 6 month birthday - then screamed!! I found bathing her at a different time of day helped quite a bit (not entirely, but significantly).posted 05/23/2010 by jkl098
Maybe your water is too cold. As a first time mom I went by the little "HOT" color change disc in the tub, but to me it always felt cold and our little man screamed when we put him in. So I started making the bath water warmer until it was warm not hot to my liking, but him in the tub and he smiled, he's loved his bath ever since. Three years later when number two came, same thing, guess my kids just like warmer baths.posted 05/10/2010 by mommykmh
My child also didn't like bath, but I decided to take a tawel & wrap her with a tawel while she is bathing then it worked for me,she is fine now,just try this may be she or he will be fine.posted 05/04/2010 by luxolelo Ndyawe
When my baby was very small he also cried a lot at bath time. Make sure the room and water is nice and warm, but also, I swaddled him in a receiving blanket after taking off his clothes and nappy. Slipped my hand in here and there to rub on the soap and put him in the warm water, still swaddled in his blanket. Turned out he hated the "exposed" feeling. It worked a charm! Good luck!posted 04/13/2010 by Karen Engelbrecht
I think everyone has some really great advice! I'll just reiterate . . . 1. Make sure the temperature is comfortable - use a thermometer if necessary! If the water cools off, we end bath time because the loud running tap frightens our baby, and it can be difficult to get a comfortable temperature (again) without dangerously filling the tub to much or creating hot spots. 2. Get in the bathtub with baby. Our little one was a screamer at first, but after I bathed with her a few times, she realized that it was pretty fun. 3. Stay positive - if you are hurrying, frantic, and unpleasant your baby will catch on and think that bath time is a traumatic time. 4. Be gentle and slow. My husband still remembers how much he hated when his grandmother bathed him (as a child, granted) because she scrubbed them so hard and rough. Unless your baby is really dirty, it is not necessary to scrub their skin off!posted 04/11/2010 by ericaraek
I'm using a bath net take bath for him from he newborn till now.Just put him lay on the net which hang at any baby bathtub which put half water enough in bathtub.So the water is below his buck.Very clean for your baby!Use your two hands wash and brush him with singing song for him.He will happy and enjoy your song with eye contact.Now my son is 7 months already still enjoy it.But now i direct use shower take bath for him,no need put water in bathtub just let him lay on the net.Maybe you can use handkerchief close his eyes when you shower his hair ,head.just 1 to 2 second move the shower after repeat again.Baby very scare when water suddenly spray or pour in their eyes and they will breathe fast but can't breathe smoothly.Adult also,you can try yourself.Let me try to upload the video when my son take bath with net.posted 04/05/2010 by rainchong77
Distraction! & stay calm! Buy a rubber ducky water thermomenter at walmrt make sure its warm but not tooo warm!:)posted 03/11/2010 by jak20
Our 3 week old doesn't care for the bath either, however, we use the night time lavender bath and lotion that helps to calm the child. It is also very relaxing for the parent(s) bathing the child too. Within 20 to 30 minutes after the bath and using the lotion after the bath she is sound asleep! You can find it in them in the bath time supply area at your local stores. Good Luck and I hope you find something that helps!posted 03/11/2010 by Michelle34787
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BOSTON -- The Red Sox asked a judge to let the team keep the ball that Doug Mientkiewicz caught for the final out that clinched Boston's 2004 World Series title.
Ownership of the ball has been in dispute during the 13 months since pitcher Keith Foulke flipped it to Mientkiewicz, giving Boston a four-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals and its first World Series championship in 86 years.
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Usher in warm air with the fragrant flavors of peaches, plums and nectarines. Not only are they juicy, refreshing and versatile, they are packed with vitamin C, fiber and potassium.
Whether you pick them off the tree in your own backyard or from a bushel basket at the local farmers market, you won't want to miss out on this summer's crop of sweet "stone fruits."
- 1-1/2 cups chopped peeled fresh peaches
- 1/2 cup plain yogurt
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/8 teaspoon almond extract
- 2 tablespoons sliced almonds, toasted
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In a blender, combine the peaches, yogurt, lemon juice and extract; cover and process until smooth. Refrigerate until chilled. Sprinkle with almonds just before serving.
- Calories: 123
- Fat: 5 g
- Saturated Fat: 2 g
- Cholesterol: 8 mg
- Sodium: 28 mg
- Carbs: 16 g
- Protein: 5 g
- Fiber: 3 g
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"The enthusiasm for the program is gratifying," said Dr. Joanna Albala, manager of LLNL's Science Education Program. "Many students attend all four presentations in the series, and the house is always packed."
The lab offered its first feature lecture series in 1994 aiming to inspire interest and knowledge in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) among middle and high school students and the community. Admission to the lectures is free, with two presentations given each Saturday in the series. The Lab has also extended the Science on Saturday series to a second location at The Grand Theatre Center for the Arts in Tracy, Calif.
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The buildings earned the HPSB status by meeting 28 distinct performance requirements in the areas of energy, water and waste reduction, as well as tenant health and comfort. This achievement shows NNSS's ongoing commitment to meet federal sustainability goals in the design, construction, maintenance, operation and management of its facilities. Investments in modernizing infrastructure also enable mission by allowing NNSA's people to operate in modern and efficient facilities in accordance with NNSA's strategic vision.
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Set up like a game show with buzzers, toss up and bonus questions, these groups of four students with one substitute, were challenged by the questions and their counterparts at the Pantex High School Science Bowl at West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas.
Each round consisted of teams going head-to-head with a moderator, timekeeper, rules judge and science judge in case questions and answers were challenged. Those questions were based on subjects from life science, physical science, earth and space science, energy and mathematics … and these questions were designed to test the brightest and smartest with five-second time limit on the toss-up questions and 20 seconds for bonus questions. All in all, a very serious competition based in the world of science and math.
Amarillo High School's Team Black took first place, winning $1,000 for their science department and an all-expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C. and the national competition April 28-May 2.
Lubbock High School's Team Gold earned $500 for their school with their second place finish and Randall High School's Team Black placed third, earning $250.
Pantex, which had about 200 volunteers staffing the event over two Saturdays at the middle and high school competitions, has sponsored the regional competitions for 24 years with a goal to educate students.
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"We are always impressed with the diversity of projects and themes. Many of the experiments can be extremely creative," said Candice Dermody, SRNS Manager, Education Outreach and Talent Management. "The dedication and ingenuity displayed by the students can be inspiring."
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NNSA workers across the nuclear security enterprise took advantage of "Introduce a girl to engineering day" to instill hundreds of young women with excitement for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers. This year's theme, "#ilooklikeanengineer," celebrated expanding diversity in engineering fields.
Employees from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Sandia National Laboratories volunteered at the Tri-Valley Expanding Your Horizons conference for the day, hosting more than 300 local girls, while Kansas City National Security Campus and Y-12 National Security Complex each sponsored events designed to give high school girls a snapshot into the day in the life of an engineer.
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Over the past 10 years, STEM jobs have grown three times faster than non-STEM jobs. With women representing only 25 percent of the engineering workforce, encouraging girls to consider STEM careers can help fill the engineering gap.
"The energy and the excitement from the girls is contagious and it makes all the effort worthwhile and rewarding, just knowing that you helped to create that enthusiasm and to open the eyes of these young ladies to the possibilities of STEM education and careers," said Kim Hallock, an LLNL employee whose involvement in the annual STEM outreach spans six years.
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A successful test conducted by the U.S. Navy, in coordination with NNSA, marked the fourth of its kind in support of NNSA's W88 alteration (Alt) 370 program. The unarmed W88 warhead was launched atop a Trident II missile from the USS Kentucky at the Pacific Missile Range Facility in Hawaii as part of a test operation—referred to by the Navy as demonstration and shakedown operation 26 (DASO-26).
"As the fourth flight test of the W88 Alt 370 program, DASO-26 was instrumental in demonstrating important flight dynamics of the re-entry body," said NNSA Principal Assistant Deputy Administrator for Military Application Brig. Gen. S.L. Davis. "The program supports NNSA's goal of continuous improvement in certification of a safe, secure, and effective stockpile, while fulfilling the U.S. commitment not to perform underground nuclear explosive testing."
The test launch of the W88 warhead on Nov. 7, 2015, was the fourth successful qualification flight test for the W88 Alt 370 program. In 2014 the Critical Radar Arming and Fuzing Test successfully measured radar performance during atmospheric reentry, and last year the Follow-On Commander Evaluation Test-51 helped measure vibration and shock environments in flight. These full-scope tests demonstrate that the weapon system alteration is functional and in line with NNSA's commitment to complete development on schedule.
U.S. Strategic Command commander Adm. Cecil D. Haney, Navy Strategic Systems Programs commander Vice Adm. Terry Benedict, and several congressional members were aboard the USS Kentucky to observe the launch, while remote monitoring equipment—generating next-generation telemetry—transmitted data about the flight to ground and sea-based receiving stations. The information provided by these tests enables design and development teams to verify in-flight functionality and support ongoing development efforts. After launch, flight, reentry, and data collection, the unarmed warhead returned to earth in an open ocean area in the southwest Pacific Ocean.
The W88 Alt 370 program is in Phase 6.3 of the nuclear weapons life cycle process. The program's scope includes design, development, qualification, and production of the W88 reentry body with a new arming, fuzing, and firing, lightning arrestor connector, trainers, flight test assemblies, and associated handling gear and spares. The program will also refresh the conventional high explosive material. The W88 Alt 370 first production unit is scheduled for December 2019.
The Navy's Strategic Systems Programs Office directed and managed operations for the flight, and the test was conducted in partnership with NNSA's Sandia National Laboratories, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Kansas City's National Security Campus, and Pantex Plant.
See all the Navy's photos of the occasion here, learn more about the NNSA's Life Extension Programs here.
Slips, trips, and falls cause many injuries at Y-12 National Security Complex and the Pantex Plant, resulting in bumps and bruises, broken bones, and torn ligaments. Despite the efforts of aggressive awareness programs, accidents have increased in recent years, particularly with inclement weather conditions. Now, employees at both sites are being trained to safely walk across slippery or icy surfaces using a training tool called the "Slip Simulator."
The simulators incorporate a 9‑foot tall frame with a safety line/harness centered over a pathway tiled with glass panels, which instructors spray with window cleaner for extra slickness. The simulators can also be arranged with obstacles and uneven surfaces. Participants strap on sandal‑like soles studded with Teflon washers that with the wet surface, help mimic the slickest situations imaginable in an effort to train employees to walk in these situations.
Deputy NNSA Administrator Madelyn Creedon participated in a training session with the use of the "Slip Simulator during her recent visit to Y-12.
"This is a very innovative training tool designed to address one of the most vexing safety issues that we face at all of the sites in the Nuclear Security Enterprise," Creedon said. "I was impressed by how effective it is in training people to safely walk on slippery surfaces."
In the training, instructors coach people down the path of the slip simulator, teaching them to use a different gait than normal. On the first pass, each trainee slips and slides with arms flailing and feet going every which way, but in a controlled and safe manner that protects the trainee. Then, the posture and movements learned from instructors lead to a "click" between mind and body as the lessons learned are applied to walking on the slippery surface.
The Slip Simulator was invented at Virginia Tech, developed with a United Parcel Service grant. After UPS drivers trained on it, falls dropped by 70 percent.
The national average cost of similar workers compensation claims ranges from $25,000 to $35,000. At Y-12 and Pantex, the average cost may be even higher because of the specialized work performed by employees and time away from the job. Each simulator costs $38,000, about the same as one fall injury claim.
All Y-12 and Pantex employees will have an opportunity to attend the Slip Simulator training class.
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's Council for the Conservation of Migratory Birds named NNSA's Pantex Plant one of five finalists for the 2016 Presidential Migratory Bird Federal Stewardship Award for its excellence in conservation of migratory birds through research collaboration.
The comprehensive research program at Pantex is based on partnerships extending around the globe, with projects including western burrowing owls, Swainson's hawks, purple martins, and wind energy development's effect on migratory birds. Among Pantex's many conservation partners are the Purple Martin Conservation Association, Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund, the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, Texas Tech University, West Texas A&M University, University of Manitoba, and York University. Pantex's work in migratory birds began in 2002, and is coordinated by Pantex wildlife biologist James Ray with support from the NNSA Production Office.
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Pantex conservation efforts benefit hundreds of species that inhabit and pass through federal land in Texas, and help DOE and NNSA meet the President's conservation goals. Learn more about wildlife at Pantex on its website.
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Charged with oversight of the nation's nuclear arsenal, NNSA controls billions of dollars' worth of production, manufacturing, and equipment—information that is often classified and must be protected. NNSA's Sandia National Laboratories developed WeaselBoard to detect and respond against potential attacks.
WeaselBoard's application in cybertechnology offers security not just for the nuclear security enterprise, but for critical infrastructure across a broad range of industries.
"WeaselBoard allows operators to detect compromises as they are in progress," instead of relying on signatures of previously cataloged attacks, Sandia's principal investigator John Mulder said. Monitoring system changes in real-time gives operators a jump on illicit activity in time for them to react, he said.
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Lark's chef/owner John Sundstrom is today on his way to Las Vegas for the first-ever All-Star Cochon 555, a swine celebration staffed by a hand-picked crew of past Cochon champions and near-winners.
Befitting its Vegas location, this edition of Cochon--a traveling road show featuring heritage hogs, top butchers, and leading local chefs--is big. The 10 participating chefs are planning to create 40 different piggy dishes.
Sundstrom, who's twice won the contest in Seattle, describes the event as "not so much a competition as a big party" featuring founder Brady Lowe's favorite chefs.
"It's over the top," Sundstrom says.
Sundstrom's teamed with Next Iron Chef contender Mary Dumont of Harvest in Boston and Zazu's Duskie Estes and John Stewart to handle the sweets segment of the tasting.
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— Click here to listen to the first 15 minutes of Al Gore's speech Monday night at Town>"/>
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— Click here to listen to the first 15 minutes of Al Gore's speech Monday night at Town Hall.
The great thing about Al Gore right now is that he's not running for president.
Even those who hope against hope that he'll jump in for a last-minute 2008 bid, know on a gut level that it's better this way. I'd heard much about the "new" Al Gore, but had yet to see it in person until tonight. Town Hall offered a perfect venue for that with its civic square atmosphere and communal configuration. And the new Gore was in his element.
Pacing the stage in a slick suit and wireless headset, he was engaging and funny. "I'm a recovering politician," Gore told the mostly baby boomer audience, "on step nine. ...You win some, you lose some, and then there's that middle category." (Chuckles of recognition. Cheers all around.)
After the pleasantries, he plunged into a 45-minute history lesson that began with the dawn of civilization and hit on the everything from Greek Democracy to the Enlightenment and the advent of broadcast journalism. The message was broad but clear: "We are bound by the mental imprisonment of our shared illusions," Gore boomed, adding that it's wasn't OK to invade Iraq and it's not OK that more than 40 million Americans go without health care. Eavesdropping on millions of innocent Americans, also not OK, or using the atmosphere like a sewer, or, or, or. "Who we are is not about what we learned in school, or what our parents taught us. We must communicate with each other. We must trust each other," he said, adding later: "We have to attend to the cracks in the foundation of our Democracy."
The new Gore may be more professorial than presidential, but his passion resonates. He serves as a salve that reminds us of a time when they weren't out there attacking our freedoms and we weren't attacking other countries. But it's more than just that. He speaks truth in a way that compels, even inspires. But that magic is only possible because he's doing it outside of politics. And it quickly disappeared when he was asked why he did nothing about global warming when he was in the White House. "We lost Congress in 1994 to Newt Gingrich. ...I was the vice president, not the president and not able to define our direction," he explained, flashes of the old Gore coming out in his sudden defensive tone.
But he quickly recovered and gave the crowd one last nugget to ponder: "We have everything we need save political will, but in the United States of America, political will is a renewable resource." Though he left the door open a crack, in true polite Seattle fashion, no one asked the question everyone wanted to know. ...Maybe they simply didn't want to hear him say "no."


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The Globes are the kind of Seattle band you can hear plenty about without having ever heard their music. (Personally, I've had at least three people ask if I like the Globes. I always responded, "I've never actually heard them," to which my friend would say, "Yeah, me neither.") It's easy to see the Globes' appeal: they write lovely, meandering, near-psychedelic pop songs that are utterly listenable. Their music is polished and arftul, filled with fuzzed out guitars that still sound clean. Lead singer Erik Walters sounds like Far's Jonah Matranga: always on key but not afraid to push his voice to a near-growl when needed.
The Globes played the Crocodile on Thursday, January 7, with Eighteen Individual Eyes, and Elba.
The ease of the Globes' music also means that it's not hard to ignore. True, there's no good reason to dislike this band, but there's nothing terribly attention-grabbing about them, either. You could easily listen to the Globes while doing your dishes, for example, without getting distracted from the chore. If the Globes are going to attract and maintain a larger audience--and with a new album coming out this spring, it's a likely goal--they'll have to choose much better opening line-ups than last night's show at the Crocodile.Things were going fine when Seattle's Eighteen Individual Eyes took the stage around 10 p.m. in the middle slot. Eighteen Individual Eyes is an all-girl experiment in guitar-driven prog rock. Awkward but still confident, they combined the rough and tumble drums of Sleater-Kinney's Janet Weiss with long, fuzzed-out guitar solos and sweet vocals.
But something went terribly wrong when Elba, another Seattle band, took the stage at the start of the night. At best, they sounded like a late-90s emo band; at worst, kind of like a band your friends formed in high school. It became impossible to tell the instruments apart--and not in that good, noisy, prog-rock sort of way. The songs were crowded, with too much bass, not enough keyboards, and the entire rhythm section played the same beat without breaking free. It's hard to know what happened to Elba last night: while the music isn't mindblowing, the band is actually listenable when recorded.
There are two particularly heartbreaking things about Elba's performance, looking at it from the Globes' hypothetical perspective. The first is that a poor opener drives off audience members who may have showed up to the Crocodile on a whim, just to check out the band du jour. And given that there were three opening bands on a Thursday night--Explone played first, but I didn't catch their act--I'd imagine those casual listeners weren't going to stick around until almost midnight to see the Globes perform if that meant tolerating Elba first. (And it was noticeable that the Crocodile's crowd thinned as the night wore on.) Eighteen Individual Eyes as a direct opener could have attracted and held the attention of an audience that was growing tired.
The second is that all the things Elba did wrong are all the things that the Globes do so well. The Globes' songs are carefully composed: all of the instruments come together without losing their identities. The band is more about creating a complimentary sound than focusing on one central element. It's symphonic rather than noisy. And someone who has heard little prog rock might mistake Elba as a solid representative of the genre and wrongly dismiss the Globes without listening. It's sad to say, but this is part of the business of music: buzz only lasts so long, but a poor live performance is hard to forget.


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I love playing the 5-string banjo. But it has one drawback. The fifth string will harmonize with only a limited number of simple chords. When other musicians want to play more complicated music, the banjoist has to adapt. He can lend marvelous melodic tones to a jam session only by making the right adjustments.
Just as musicians adjust with their instruments, we as believers also need to make adjustments with our spiritual gifts if we want to harmonize with others to serve God. For instance, those who have the gift of teaching must coordinate with those who have the gift of organizing meetings and with those who make sure meeting rooms are set up and cleaned. All of us have spiritual gifts, and we must work together if God's work is to get done.
The apostle Peter said, "As each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God" (1 Peter 4:10). Stewardship requires cooperation. Think about your spiritual gifts (Rom. 12; 1 Cor. 12; Eph. 4; 1 Peter 4). Now reflect on how you can dovetail their use with the gifts of other believers. When our talents are used in a complementary way, the result is harmony and glory to God.
An anthem loud we bring,
When willingly we give our gifts
Of labor to our King. —Branon
The Bible Reader's Companion provides these helpful insights into today's reading: "Peter has described the pagan's choice: to satisfy their human desires. He now describes the lifestyle that pagans can make no sense of, but which reflects the will of God for His people. This includes: self-control, prayer, mutual love, unstinting hospitality, using gifts for the benefit of others, serving wholeheartedly and 'with the strength God provides.'"


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Yes. What Darth_Saber said about there being a Bribe Garrison would not only be cool it would alough the ability to purchase extremely unprotected planets, instead of having to invade them
Amazing, the maps are awesome
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Just watched the 3.0 revel trailer again and wondered what happened to the Dual Pistols?
HEY JUST played again and realized it took 20 hits exactly with the melee to kill a trandoshan? Did you guy make it that way
no i figured it out. For mine i have to save it into my RC backup then replace it in the real game Data Folder.
I have tried that but it tells me it can't be written
Which one should I start with?
Awsome Mod. hey does any one have a totorial or guide on how to use the unreal editor. Anyone willing to help
Does any have a tutorial or guide on how to use the Unreal Editor. Can anyone help?
Ya do you have a tutorial or a way to help me plese do
i tryed but nothing happened how do you do it again
For maps making go to the Game data folder
then system folder and scroll down until you find Unreal Ed. If you dont know how to use it search for a tutorial
For maps making go to the Game data folder
then system folder and scroll down until you find Unreal Ed. If you dont know how to use it search for a tutorial
How do you open them in unrealEd
Hey I'll try it
Hey i just finished playing as the Arc troopers. i was wondering how did you guys open up the files in game data. i want to mod but cant open up the files. Could any one help
Step 1: Open the .ZIP file
Step 2: Double-Click ARC mod 3.0
Step 3: Select (click and drag the cursor over) all five of the folders that appear.
Step 4: Navigate to your GameData folder, its usually
C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Republic Commando\GameData
Step 6: Drag the folders from the .ZIP file into the GameData folder
Step 7: You will now be prompted to merge the folders with the existing folders. Check the "Do this for all current items" box, then click Yes
Step 8: You will now be prompted to move and replace, don't move, or move and keep both files. Again, check the "Do this for all current items" box, and click Move and Replace.
Sorry im sort of tecnolygy inept but how do you make a backup of the folder.


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Voice Compare » Naruto » Mizuki
Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of Mizuki with sound clips and images.
Mizuki is the first antagonist in the Naruto series as a Shinobi from the Leaf Village. Mizuki was once the Childhood friend of Naruto's original mentor Iruka Umino, in his childhood Mizuki would try to help Iruka feel better when Iruka was sad that his parents died protecting the village however Mizuki started to hate Iruka when just about everyone else was treating Iruka well. Mizuki became resentful and arrogant as he became an adult as he was only wanting to become stronger in which early in the series he tried to manipulate Naruto into stealing the Scroll of Seals from the Leaf Village to get stronger, Mizuki was nice to Naruto at first but then revealed his true personality after Naruto has successfully stolen the scrolls which lead to his downfall. While Mizuki was a one-shot villain in the official storyline the first Naruto anime series did give Mizuki a bigger role by being the eponymous villain of the "Mizuki Strikes Back" Arc.
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Naruto (2005)
EDITOR'S OPINIONToday we have a VC for the man whom is the first antagonist of the Naruto series... MIZUKI! This time we shall start with the English dub of the TV series in which Mizuki was voiced by Michael "Matt Ishida" Reisz. Michael did fairly well with the role as his voice was fairly good for the role and performance did suit on how Mizuki can go from an affable young man to a treacherous schemer whom is only out for power. While I will admit that Michael Reisz's performance as Mizuki is not one of the most memorable performances in the show but it does get the job done well enough and is a good example of the voice work in the dub of the show.
The only video game that Mizuki was a playable (let alone seen) character that has had a US release is the Nintendo Gamecube game Naruto Clash of Ninja 2 in which apparently Michael Reisz was not available so surprisingly enough they got Josh Keaton to voice Mizuki. While Josh does occasionally slip into his Spider Man voice in this game his voice does have that arrogant angry feel which does suit the role pretty well. However while Mizuki was rarely ever a big role to begin with in this game Mizuki was an unlockable character that was just a slightly modified version of Iruka Umino so in other words Josh Keaton didn't have all that much to work with here. While Josh Keaton's work as Mizuki wasn't one of his most memorable works he does show that he has some pretty good potential with this role. Overall while Michael Reisz had more material to work with I am actually not sure who to go with this time as both of these guys did pretty well here.
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said at 6:49 PM on Thu Mar 3 2016
said at 6:49 PM on Thu Mar 3 2016
Definitely Michael Reisz: able to go from goody-goody appearing Sensei, to evil megalomaniac like this, simply amazing.Reply
Josh Keaton is incredibly generic and flat here.
Josh Keaton is incredibly generic and flat here.
Silly Sally
said at 8:37 PM on Sat Jul 4 2015
said at 8:37 PM on Sat Jul 4 2015
Michael Reisz did his personality the best but Josh Keaton wasn't bad.Reply
said at 10:19 AM on Sun Oct 6 2013
said at 10:19 AM on Sun Oct 6 2013
Josh is a great voice actor, but he sounds painfully generic here. Michael makes him sound like a real psycho.Reply


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Lt. David Johnson had a bachelor of science degree and 2nd Lt. Travis Morgado had a civil engineering degree. But both wanted to be soldiers and officers. As Morgado's mother, Andrea Velasquez Kessler of Edmonds said of her son, a UW grad, "We told him to join the Peace Corps. But he wanted to enlist ... He just always felt that he wanted to give back."
Johnson, 24, of Horicon, Wis., and Morgado, 25, raised in the Bay Area, were both Joint Base Lewis-McChord Stryker officers. Along with Marine Lance Cpl. Ramon Kaipat, 22, of Tacoma, Stryker Spc. Philip C. S. Schiller, 21, of The Colony, Texas, Stryker Sgt. Nicholas Dickhut, 23, from Stewartville, Minn., Lewis-McChord Sgt. Michael Knapp, 28, from Overland Park, Kan., and JBLM Sgt. Jabraun Knox, 23, of Auburn, Ind., their names were just added to Seattle Weekly's updated War Dead pages.
Not yet added is Stryker Pfc. Cale C. Miller, 23, of Overland Park, Kan., who--we learned today from Lewis-McChord command--died Thursday near Maiwand, Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. He suffered fatal injuries when his vehicle was bombed by insurgents, the Army says.
His death brings to four the number of Lewis-McChord personnel to die within a week. It also raises the Afghanistan toll for troops from or based in Washington to 114 since October 2001. Counting the Iraq war dead, the state's toll is 420. More than 7,500 coalition troops have died in the two wars, and hundreds of thousands of civilians.
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Ant and Dec unleash their most elaborate Undercover yet
At a star-studded Prince's Trust awards ceremony, Cowell backed the charity's work with disadvantaged young people
The Geordie duo tell us what to expect as the TV superheroes return with another series
Dec planned Ant's last night as a free man - so it's time for the star to get his own back
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Also, Little Ant and Dec meet Samuel L Jackson and Scarlett Johansson
It's awkward enough posing for in a photo booth, so seeing this cheeky pair there would really be a surprise
How these costumes fooled some of the biggest names in showbiz is beyond us
Stunned Holly joked she "nearly threw up" after being conned
Surprise Surprise host was taken in by wedding proposal wind up featuring boy band Blue
TV host is left speechless after being tricked into presenting a fake show called Long Lost Treasure before it literally goes up in smoke
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These videos should explain why everyone loves the Geordie duo's cheeky sense of humour as we list some of their best hidden camera gags
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Amazing but the right arm feels just a little bit too short. If you picture it its technically just shoulder and forearm without bicep.
Nice detail.
Awesome job! Love all the detail, her armor parts look great and very original, like the rest of her suit. Great pose, too.
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In the fall of 2002, I entered unfamiliar territory. Diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy from primary amyloidosis at age 52, I became a patient. I put my affairs in order, obtained coverage for my busy practice in Anchorage, Alaska, and headed to New York City for an autologous stem-cell transplantation. I was aware that I could not expect a cure, but was hopeful that there was a chance for remission.
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In their response to Dr. Neubauer's Paranoia over Privacy, Drs. Cruess twice repeat the mantra that "physicians must obey the law". Unfortunately, this is how we have arrived in our sorry state of overregulation by beaurocracies and underpayment by insurance companies who skim 15% of health care dollars for themselves. It is not a radical position to oppose laws which are meaningless, unjust, or immoral. About half of all drivers speed, often traveling on highways built for speeds which are now deemed "above the limit". For years before it was "the rule" at my institution, I obtained hepatitis C studies on healthcare workers with needlestick exposures, and about 25% of Travel Clinics offered hepatitis A vaccines to babies older than 1 year of age at least 8 years before the FDA said it was OK to do so. Colleges required a meningitis vaccine way before medical bodies implemented such a recommendation. If we wait for professional societies we will be waiting a long time (or for Godot). And I needn't of course remind anyone about those few who defied the Nuremberg "Laws". I think a bit of disobedience may be exactly what is called for.
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Dr. Neubauer's willingness to share his experiences as a patient are laudable and welcome. Although his frustration about HIPAA is widely shared, much of it is based on gross misunderstanding of what HIPAA actually requires. Whatever legitimate concerns there may be about HIPAA, the most salient examples Dr. Neubauer relates are not remotely required by HIPAA, though they may be instances of institutional HIPAA paranoia.
Nothing in HIPAA prevents "face-to-face patient presentations" to students or residents in lectures or rounds. Patients may share their stories face to face in teaching settings, or not.
Nothing in HIPAA prohibited his wife from snapping his picture in the hospital lobby as he left, even if other patients were in the photo. HIPAA applies to medical information generated by the provider, not to a photo taken by his wife in a public space.
When an insurance benefit administrator covered Dr. Neubauer's autologous stem-cell transplant, but refused coverage for one of his patients, the administrator's claim that HIPAA prohibited discussion of his case in relation to hers, even with his consent, is just wrong. That was likely the administrator's excuse for not wanting to address the discrepancy. But protected health information can be disclosed to anyone with patient permission.
As for concern about HIPAA's "potent financial penalties," of the 19,420 grievances lodged in the three years of HIPAA, HHS has referred only 309 to the Justice Department for criminal violations, the kind for which the penalties are most substantial. There have been only two convictions thus far.
For the civil complaints that have not been dismissed as invalid, the approach has been "˜voluntary compliance,' meaning no penalty if the entity agrees to fix the problem. This led Larry S. Fields, M.D., president of the American Academy of Family Physicians to say, "We're more used to the government coming down with a heavy hand where it's unnecessary. I applaud HHS for taking this route." (Stein, 2006)
Commentary accompanying Dr. Neubauer's article wisely urges physicians to address problems with healthcare legislation through their professional organizations. Such efforts will be far more effective and credible if they focus on actual HIPAA mandates rather than institutional myths about what HIPAA requires.
Stein, R.: "Medical Privacy Law Nets No Fines," Washington Post, June 5, 2006; section A, page 1
Dr. Neubauer's position is most paraiseworthy and my only regert was, that I had once hoped to claim originality for the term PP=Privacy Paranoia.
Other approaches to privacy than the HIPPA legislation, which should not have been implemented by the medical profession for the benefit of society at large,exist.
A glaring and preceeding example was the policy regarding the mangement of AIDS.There,I believe privacy came at the heavy cost of the dramatic spread of the HIV pandemic.
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I write code.
If you already programmed in COM, feel free to skip the article. Yep. Nothing interesting for you here.
If you're a coder that has some experience with previous game engines but you're new to Unity, then read on.
So. Two programs and a technology for software development. And a picture:
That's a COM object. Our target is "Outer Object". It imlements several interfaces, the circles labeled A, B ...
In terms of inheritance, you could do that by deriving the class describing. Now of course, there are some problems when all them interface implement a function with the same signature, say void Update(): which Update() should be called in your case? The one from A? Or B? Or C? I personally don't like C, as a vitamin at least it is sour.
This is where COM ... comes in place. In COM, if you want to implement an interface on an object, you'll get a new instance of a class. That means that somehow, in your objects, you'll have at least three class instances, one that implements the functionality of A, one for B, well, you get the point.
Why the frowned face? Oh, stupid me, I forgot something: from now on, your object is no longer an instance of one class. No. That's gone. Think of it as a collection of classes, each working together to provide functionality for one object.
Now I can hear you saying: "But what if I need to use functionality from Interface A in the implementation of Interface B? How can I reach one functionality from the other?"
In all technologies that implement an object modeling mechanism (yep, that's the OM from COM), there will always be a mechanism to go from one interface to the other. In COM, it is called "QueryInterface". In Unity, you GetComponent.
Now it makes sense. This is why the First Person Controller prefab in Unity looks like this:
You'll see that I underlined two components (get used to the term if you plan to use Unity). If you double click them, you'll end up looking at some C# code. Each of the scripts describe a class, each having a Start() and Update() function. Several components, working to define one object.
And here's another thing about COM: you can re-use components:
The Mouse Look script is the shared component here.
That's it. Don't say I didn't warn you, if you know COM this was not a surprise.
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Nice go with releasing AvP2 Fortress, any new projects on the horizon, yet?
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So Friday I posted a blog about a friend that called me fat and made me feel bad for myself. That feeling stuck with me all day and into the gym. I'm sitting in my car outside the gym saying if my *best friend* thinks I'm fat then what's the p... Read more
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So my 22 month old has Bronchitis and a double ear infection and his brother has an upper respiratory infection (i.e. head cold). I've got antibiotics and breathing treatments every 4 hours here's to climbing out of the hole!
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There is a color postcard on this page:
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Here is a December 2010 shot of the Avon.
"Historic Signs of Savannah," by Justin Gunther (Google Books preview,) says that the Avon Theatre was built in 1944. A smaller theater originally called the Folly and later the Band Box was demolished to provide space for its entrance building, and its auditorium was on a lot fronting on State Street. The Avon closed in 1970, and the auditorium has been demolished, but the entrance building, now a restaurant, still sports the Avon's semicircular marquee.
Lucas and Jenkins Theaters and Wilby Kincey were both Paramount Theater partners.
In this picture, the Roxy Theater was where Woolworths is and the State was across the street where 1st Fed was.
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