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75 Tracks From 2015
Yeah, I know it's a bit late, but here's my regular overview of my favourite tracks from the last year, in a single easily-digestible post this time. MP3 download (1-19) MP3 download (20-41) MP3 download (42-60) MP3 download (61-75) Spotify … Continue reading
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Britpop Nuggets Part Three: Long Live The UK Music Scene
Spotify Playlist (missing Mantaray, Pullover, Perfume, Laxton's Superb, Gyres, Shiner, Ruth, Teen Anthems) Youtube Playlist (complete!) 1. The Divine Comedy – Something for the Weekend A lot of groups around this time used Britpop as a springboard to expand their … Continue reading
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Spotify Playlist (missing Delicatessen, Heavy Stereo, Elcka, Powder, Brassy, Telstarr) Youtube Playlist (complete, but some videos seem to be blocked in the UK) 1. Black Grape – Reverend Black Grape When Shaun Ryder parted ways with The Happy Mondays it … Continue reading
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Britpop Nuggets Part One: Some People are Born to Dance
Spotify Playlist (missing Whiteout, Thurman, 60ft Dolls) Youtube Playlist (complete) "Looking back, Britpop is almost unique among those musical trends which lasted half a decade or more, in that you couldn't fill a Nuggets-type compilation with genuinely good tracks." – … Continue reading
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Tkay Maidza is a 19-year-old Zimbabwean-Australian singer and rapper, and my favourite musical discovery of 2015 so far. Three videos to make her yours too. Other news; I'll be in England next week, with Milan. !
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Sin & Punishment: Star Successor
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Parents need to know that this game features fantasy violence between two humans and a number of enemy robots and bizarre creatures in a futuristic Japan. The guns, fighting moves, and enemies are highly fantastic and not meant to seem realistic. There's no blood or gore. The action is very fast paced and frenetic, though, with the sounds of laser fire and futuristic fighting heard throughout.
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In SIN & PUNISHMENT: STAR SUCCESSOR, you can take to the skies with a jetpack or hop on a hoverboard before taking out targets in this sequel to the 10 year-old Japanese cult classic on the Nintendo 64. Blast away through a post-apocalyptic world as Isa and Kachi, two unique characters who race vehicles at breakneck speeds, zip around to avoid enemy fire, and take on massive bosses. Gameplay features a mix of melee and ranged combat, aerial acrobatics, side-scrolling platforming, and racing -- all wrapped in a surreal, colorful world. Choose from one of four control schemes to play the game however you want, plus the North American debut of this arcade shooter lets a second player join the fight to dish out twice the punishment.
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Gamers who remember the classic N64 Sin & Punishment or perhaps downloaded the original game via Virtual Console on the Wii Shop Channel will love this frantic, action-packed sequel. This thrilling third-person shooter is spread out among seven diverse stages in, above, and underground a futuristic Japan. The boss battles are as wild as they are challenging -- Can you say laser-shooting dolphins? Sin & Punishment: Star Successor keeps things fresh and fun between its intense combat, side-scrolling and racing components, colorful set pieces and non-stop action sequences. It's one major shortcoming is the disappointing two-player mode; instead of allowing two friends to battle together onscreen, one player controls the character and a friend can only point and shoot at targets.
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Families can talk about the violence in the game. When enemies are robots or obviously non-human, does that lessen the impact of the fighting?
Families can also discuss the storytelling in the game. Can you enjoy a story without knowing much about the main characters? Would the game be better if it had more well-developed heroes?
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Thanks David, no I hadn't seen that github project. I originally configured my mock accumulo server in my Junit to add test data. But then I realized that to test my topology (and a bolt that scans an Accumulo table) I really need to add the test data to a mock accumulo server in my topology. But I haven't found any examples yet of how to configure a mock accumulo server in a Storm topology so I can add my Accumulo test data. I looked at the github project you mentioned but I didn't see any use of a Movk Accumulo server. Do you have any examples or have you seen any tutorials? Pete have you looked at https://github.com/accumulo/accumulo-storm? Have you run into any difficulties? Using Storm to ingest into Accumulo doesn't seem like it would run into any issues. On Sun, Dec 29, 2013 at 3:14 PM, Pete Carlson <email@example.com> wrote: > Subject was unclear in last email. Figured I'd re-send... > On Dec 28, 2013 11:48 AM, "Pete Carlson" <email@example.com> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Can anyone point me to an example or steps for how to add test data to a >> mock accumulo server inside a Storm topology? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Pete >> >
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St. George, Utah-based Wilson Electronics, which manufacturers cellular signal boosters used to amplify cell phone signals in remote locations, said this morning that it has received FCC certification on two of its new, in-vehicle 4G boosters. Wilson Electronics said the two devices are the first for the industry. Wilson Electronics said the two certified devices are its Mobile 4G and Sleek 4G models. The company says the devices work with all cellular devices and U.S. service providers, except for Clearwire,and delivers the maximum FCC allowed gain of 50 decibels to signals, and also includes features to prevent the possibility of interference with cell sites. Wilson's amplifiers receive local cellular phone signals, and then amplify those RF signals so that they can be received from a further distance away. The one non-supported carrier by the devices, Clearwire, uses a different wireless standard (WiMax) than other carriers, who use the LTE standard, accounting for the difference in support.


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Unit Root Testing via the Continuous-Path Block Bootstrap
A new resampling procedure, the continuous-path block bootstrap, is proposed in the context of testing for integrated (unit root) time series. The continuous-path block bootstrap (CBB) is a nonparametric procedure that successfully generates unit root integrated pseudo time series retaining the important characteristics of the data, e.g., the dependence structure of the stationary process driving the random walk. As a consequence, the CBB can accurately capture the distribution of many unit root test statistics. Large sample theory for the new bootstrap methodology is developed and the asymptotic validity of CBB-based unit root testing is shown via a bootstrap functional limit theorem. Applications of the new procedure to least squares and Dickey-Fuller type test statistics of the unit root hypothesis are given. Finite-sample simulations confirm a good alpha-level accuracy and an increased power associated with CBB-based unit root testing.
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For the past four and a half years I haven't taken the greatest care of myself. Instead I have poured every ounce of my being into raising my children. Now everyone on earth has told me that this is not healthy, but for some reason I failed to heed that message.
After waiting over thirty years to become a mom and struggling for over two and a half years to conceive my children it seemed to make perfect sense to spend every waking minute caring for them. No, that doesn't make sense? Maybe not, but that's what my heart and soul told me to do.
Now that I am waking from this four year slumber I want to carve out time for myself. This is, of course, something I should have done right from the start, but as they say it's better late than never.
A week and a half ago I started working out a gym near our house. After the youngest little guy is sound asleep in his crib, (I still nurse him to sleep every night), I tip-toe out of his room, grab my sneakers and work out for an hour. Sometimes I leave the house just after eight and other nights I'm not leaving until well after nine, but no matter the time I try to carve out an hour at least two to three times a week.
I could certainly stand to lose some weight, but this is less about weight loss and more about going out of the house, away from my children who I spend almost every waking minute with it. This is my time to do something just for me.
On the nights that I don't work out I am trying my best to either blog, color, meditate or simply put down all of my electronic devices and go to bed.
While I have to wait until the children are asleep to leave the house I am happy to have any time to myself and I am especially glad that my husband is cheering me on and encouraging me to get the heck out of here.
Until last week I didn't realize how rarely I drive without my children in the car with me. It feels good to roll down the windows, turn up the music and just go without worrying about sippy cups, snacks and when I last nursed the little guy.
It feels unbelievably good to carve out time for myself and to be alone!
What Doesn't Kill You Will Make You Stronger
Last fall a minor war broke out between my in-laws and me. For months I contemplated the situation. I stood in the shower each morning replaying moment after moment of my encounters with them. Every evening before I fell asleep I replayed even more. At first I felt angry, then guilty, then the anger raged again. My husband and I discussed the problems, issues and events at length. We spent many late nights talking through the details and coming to terms with both the past and the reality of our present day relationships.
In my mind only bad things could come of this battle. I believed my husband, (who has been stuck in the middle for two decades), would finally tire of it. For years he has been bombarded with negative comments about me and my family. One evening he spent three hours listening to his parents complain about me and the complaints were sharp and jarring.
For years I defended myself against these accusations. Yet his bond was so strong that I believed he would ultimately side with them. How can you listen to such awful words about your spouse and then go home and smile at them?
Strangely enough my fears have been unwarranted. It some strange twist in this roller coaster of life my husband and I have landed on level ground together. My in-laws still don't like me. In fact, one of them all but refuses to look or speak to me, yet my relationship with my husband is stronger than ever.
How could any good have come from this conflict? What have I learned from the mistakes that led us here?
- I am too passive in my relationships. I am not good at showing my vulnerabilities. I mask my true feelings particularly when I am hurt.
- The truth hurts. In order to truly understand where your spouse is coming from, they will say things that hurt you. While I would rather not feel the sting, I cannot correct or speak up when I do not have all the facts presented before me.
- I can put up with a whole lot of sh*t. When I tell people any portion of the story about my extended family they inevitably ask "how did you put up with this for so long?" This quality can be both a hindrance and a blessing.
- I do not like conflict in my personal relationships. While you might say "who does?" I can tell you from experience that some people thrive on it. I am most definitely not one of them.
- Even when angry I must attempt to view situations from the other person's perspective. Even when I believe beyond a shadow of a doubt that I am right in my assertions, I must try to step back and see what the other person may have felt or believed occurred.
- It is very important to understand the motivations that drive other people. I began asking myself "why are we in this situation," "what is [that person] feeling," "what would drive them to act like that?" While I cannot change their behavior it does help to understand it.
- I took a back seat to my husband's wishes and desires. In order to 'stay married' I thought I had to 'stay miserable.' I realize now this is not the case.
- Lastly, I am strong. Many women have told me that they could not have lived through the same situation that I lived through. Many tell me they would have divorced their husbands and screamed at their extended family long ago. To that I say my husband is a great person with a few flaws. Since I am not without my own flaws I cannot seek perfection in my spouse.
I cannot be certain what the future holds for my relationship with my husband, but I believe this conflict has allowed us to be more open and honest than ever before. While I cannot provide the keys to a healthy marriage it seems strong communication is at the forefront. As long as we continue to try to understand one another and the motivations that cause us to act I believe we will remain on the right track.
At least I hope so.
Time for Our Annual Financial Meeting
Way back in March of 2006 I read The Family CFO and subsequently asked my husband if he'd like to sit down for an in-depth meeting to discuss our current finances as well as our short and long term goals.
At the time I took this task very seriously. I created an agenda and followed the step-by-step process outlined in the book.
Here is the agenda from our first meeting:
- Review Net Worth Report
- Review Cash Flow Report
- Discuss Major Expenditures
- Discuss Insurance
- Discuss Expected Tax Bill/Rebate
- Discuss Plan for Excess Cash (ex. CD – 1 year, 6 month, etc)
- Discuss Goals/Accomplishments from the previous year
- Exercise
- Write & Share Goals
- Ex. Retire @ 50
- Return to College
- Replace Furniture
- Assign a Time Frame to Each Goal
- 1 – 5 years
- 10+ years
- 30 years
- Rank Goals
- Write & Share Goals
- Discuss Options to Achieve Goals
While we consistently held these annual meetings for years, and updated our goals and progress, we dropped the ball starting shortly after my son was born. With the addition of baby #2 later this month my husband thought we should schedule another meeting. It's time to look at the calendar and set a date.
I plan to gather all of our paperwork and hopefully use a prepaid restaurant gift certificate to eat dinner while discussing our finances. It will be good to get on the same page before the newborn chaos begins!
Not Exactly What I Had in Mind
The day after my husband and I were married I turned to him and said, "Can we do that again?" After spending so much time picking a dress, venue, flowers, food and all of the other fun stuff that comes with hosting a wedding I was bummed that the big day had come to an end.
To be honest I never wanted a big wedding. I wanted to get married on the beach in North Carolina surrounded by a very small number of family and friends. Somehow or another my family talked me out of that idea. It started with my parents. My dad asked, "How on earth my 80 year old grandmother would walk in the sand?" This was followed by questions like, "where will people stay" and "how many people are going to drive south for this event?"
I'll be honest. I didn't care how many people attended the event or what they did with themselves before and after the wedding. That sounds rather insensitive, but at the time I stupidly thought weddings were for the bride and groom. I later learned they are often for the parents of those getting married.
My tiny list of invitees grew exponentially as my parents and in-laws added relatives and friends I'd never met. My grandmother even wanted in on the action and asked to invite a table's worth of friends to the big show.
The wedding list expanded from forty people to just over one hundred. My husband and I certainly could have said no at any point in time. After all, we paid for the wedding ourselves, but I could sense the excitement in our parents and didn't want to disappoint them.
I spent a few months planning the big day. Visiting florists, picking out menus, invitations and all the rest of the things required of the bride-to-be. The day of my wedding was a sunny and beautiful seventy-five degrees. Everything went off without a hitch and I was glad everyone convinced me to host a traditional wedding.
In fact I was bummed by how quickly the day ended. I spent months thinking and preparing for that event; an event that only lasted four hours and due to the big list of attendees I wasted one of those hours greeting relatives and friends my parents and in-laws invited. Three hours of fun after months of preparation? It hardly seemed fair.
The next day I told my husband I wanted a do-over. Don't get me wrong I do not regret the details of my wedding. It's just that I wanted to throw another big party, with just the people I loved in the place that I love. I told my husband we'd renew our vows after ten years on the beach in North Carolina.
Well we never planned that big celebration. Thank goodness we didn't. Rather than renewing our vows we spent our anniversary fighting off the norovirus. My son tripped off the event with seven straight hours of vomiting. My husband quickly followed suit and I came to the party about eight hours later.
As I laid on the floor next to my son's crib I couldn't help but laugh about the situation. It's funny how things change over time. Ten years ago I wanted to throw a big party. These days I couldn't care less about that. I just wanted to spend the day with my family.
I suppose my wish was granted, but certainly not in the way I expected.
My Advice: Unequal Financial Gifts for Grown Children
A few days ago I posted a reader's question about unequal financial gifts for his children. I thought I'd follow up with my advice. Here is the email I sent in response:
Up until this point I have only received comments and emails about this subject from grown children and I appreciated hearing from a parent's point of view.I have not experienced financially inequality from my own parents, but I have witnessed it many times via extended family members.Here is the issue… Hypothetically, f I work hard, stay on track and save my money I can afford a house in a nice community. If my sibling does not do these things do they "deserve" the same life that I live? Do we not make choices in our life and have to live by the choices we made? For example, if I choose to become a software engineer than I may earn a lot, but I might not enjoy my job. In that case money wins over enjoyment. If my sibling chooses to become an artist they may love their job but not be able to afford a house in a nice community. I believe resentment grows when a sibling sees a child getting the best of both worlds; a life they enjoy and financial success (in the form of money from their parents).Similarly if a child goes through his late teens and early twenties enjoying life and running up debt, while another sibling settles into a career and starts working, is it really fair to even the financial score. That sibling had the time of his life and ends up right on track with their sibling who had to work hard and make a way in their lives for themselves. Resentment breeds when perception says "I didn't enjoy the last ten years the way my sibling did and now they are on equal footing."You also have to take into account "perceived" need versus "real" need. Is your son really in such a dire predicament. Does he really need to move into a new, nicer community if he cannot afford to get their himself? I have seen parents who believed their children "needed" an SUV because they had two children. There are many families who drive smaller cars and get by just fine with that. Only you know if he really needs help, but it is important to realize that your dreams for his life may not match up with his salary and lifestyle.Having said all of that I love my son more than anything I ever could have imagined in life. I am going to send him to preschool next week and my heart breaks for the couple of hours that he will be away from me each week. While I know that it will be good for him to play with other children I hate to let him go even for just a little bit. The love we have for our children is strong and as parents we want to do everything in our power to protect and help them. Ultimately you have to follow your heart in your decision and if you believe your son needs help then you will probably provide it to him.I would suggest talking to your daughter about the situation though. From what I've seen a lot of the pain comes from misunderstandings between parents and their children. The child who receives money feels loved. The child who does not feels left out. If you plan to give your son money I would have a very frank and open conversation with your daughter about your choices and how it ultimately effects her. She may be perfectly fine with your decision but even if she's not she will appreciate the fact that you were concerned over this topic, that you thought of her feelings and that you reached out to her before doing anything. Let her know that you are concerned that she will not receive equality in this situation, but that you love her so much that you wrote a comment seeking advice 🙂My son is not even three, but one of my goals in life, (and I sure hope I'm able to remain on task), is to provide a level of transparency into the decisions we make for him. If we don't understand motivations we may come to resentment them.Thanks again for leaving a comment and sending an email. I do hope you will let me know what you decide and how things work out. I wish you the best of luck.
Reader Advice: Unequal Financial Gifts for Grown Children
Over the years I've written a lot about unequal financial gifts for children. In response I've received many personal emails asking for advice. Up until this week all of those posts came from grown children in these situations, but a few days ago I received this comment from a concerned parent.
I thought I would repost his comment and ask my readers for advice. What do you think this concerned father should do?
We very much love and have been trying hard to treat both our now adult children equally. We paid for their education, though they paid for their living away from home. They love and trust each other, and this is very important for us.
Our daughter worked hard in school, got a university diploma and has been working tirelessly, even now, while raising her three teen/pre-teen children. They have their own house with a large mortgage, but they live comfortably as both she and her husband have good income, and need no financial support.
Our son, several years younger, had a couple of false starts at college but eventually got a minor degree, while engaging in a more liberal and financially less responsible lifestyle, accumulating a sizable debt. We cleared most of his debt with a "loan" at one point, most of which was left unpaid. At the time we made it clear that it will be considered in the distribution of our estate whenever… Many years later, after getting married and having one child, he lost his job (not his fault…), and had a hard time finally finding one, which is still just an unpaid "Internship", hoping it leads to a reasonably paying full time position. Now their second child is coming, and they still live in a rented apartment, in an area not preferred for raising children. Their savings are not enough for the down payment on a reasonable house. We live frugally, but would be willing to help him out from our limited retirement savings. However, it would be difficult to justify giving an equal amount to our daughter now, as our savings were meant for our old age, so we should have no need to rely on our children's help. In a way, we would like to equalize the chances of our grandchildren.
So, what to do, and how to do it? We would love to hear from you, the contributors of this blog "on the other side of the coin".
For the Women Who Want Baby Girls
I know a lot of women who dream of having baby girls. I suppose the same is true in reverse. I'm sure there are a lot of men who want a baby boy, though it's more unusual to hear them speak of it.
Unlike most American couples we decided not to find out my son's gender before he was born. Shortly after I became pregnant I bought a journal with the word "BELIEVE" on the cover and in it I wrote "I want a baby." I know it sounds absolutely crazy but I believe in telling the universe what you want in life. Writing it down seemed like an official declaration of my desire.
After awhile I changed my declaration and declared "I want a healthy baby." This later changed to "I want a happy, healthy baby.", and finally "Dear God please help me receive a happy, healthy baby."
I kept that journal in my closet and wrote in it before every doctors visit and every sonogram. I never added a gender to that request. I never wrote "baby girl" or "baby boy." My only hope and dream was that my child would be happy and healthy.
This post is not meant to sound judgmental. I certainly understand a woman's desire to have a daughter. Just as I would understand a man's desire for the same.
I was unbelievably curious about our baby's gender, but I was not drawn to a specific gender. When I worked in daycare, many moons ago, my most beloved child was a three year old little boy. Every afternoon when I arrived he would climb into my lap and tell me stories like all three year old children do. I'm not sure why I connected to him, but I guess there doesn't need to be a reason for bonding to occur.
Before my son was born a few friends and family members said, "I think you'll have a girl." They said it in a way that really meant, "I sure hope it's a girl!" Other friends told me they would have been "devastated if they never had a girl." This frustrated me beyond belief. Having a child growing inside of you is a miracle in and of itself and I did not want to think any less of this child because the gender was not what someone else wanted or expected it to be.
Whenever I heard these comments I replied "I will love it no matter what" and I meant that with all of my heart.
A few hours after my son was born a nurse came into the room. My husband was passed out on the couch after a 5:00 am deliver and I was snuggling with my newborn. She asked me what gender my child was and when I told her he was a boy she said, "Isn't it funny. Once a baby shows up in this world you can't imagine any other baby laying in his place." In my life I have found few other statements to be so true. Before your child is born you may create mental snapshots of what color his hair or eyes might be. If you don't know the gender you may think it's going to be a girl or a boy, but once your child is laying in your arms you suddenly can't remember that child you previously pictured.
I can't speak for every mother out there, but I can tell you from the deepest region of my heart that I could not imagine loving a child any more than I love my son. Once you hold that baby in your arms you will completely forget that you dreamed of a different gender. At least I hope that will be the case for you.
My Husband is Not a Moocher
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My husband has many good qualities and a few that drive me absolutely crazy. He's the type of guy that won't let his parents buy him an expensive birthday gift, even though they clearly have the money to pay for it.
When we're in a restaurant he always yanks the bill off the table and immediately hands over his credit card. This ensures that no one else can share in paying the tab.
If he rides your jet skis he'll pay for the gas he used. If you cross a bridge on your way from point A to point B he'll dig cash out of his wallet before you reach the toll booth.
I admire his desire to pay his own way, but I wish every once in awhile that he would accept gifts from someone else. Do we really need to pay for each and every item we use?
Do we need to split the cost of dinner when someone says they really want to treat us? Shouldn't we keep our credit cards in our wallet when our parents offer to buy us an expensive birthday gift. Especially when we know they have more than enough money to pay for it.
No one else ever offers to split the bill or pay for the gas they've used. To be honest no one other than my husband ever even seems to think about it.
Today I was complaining about my husband's desire to pay for things when my mom stopped me dead in my tracks. "You know", she said, "It's good that he's not a moocher. You could never accuse him of that and you would never admire him if he was like that."
She's one hundred percent right. I don't think we should have to pay his parents back every time we eat with them, but deep down I do admire him for wanting to share in the costs.
Better to be married to a giver than a taker. Better to be married to a man who wants to give of himself than one who wants to hoard all that he's given.
Thanks mom for the reminder.
The Value of Writing It Down
When I was in middle school I started writing a daily journal. Unfortunately, when I turned fifteen I destroyed it. I was embarrassed by all of my tales of wanting to fall in love and decided to rip up the pages and throw it away. (Such a silly thing to do.) I returned to keeping track of my thoughts intermittently in high school and college, but over time those records were also lost. I'm not sure if I purposefully discarded them or if they were caught up in some mass cleaning I performed when moving from point A to point B, but either way I can no longer find them.
I've maintained a variety of other journals along the way. While I was traveling in Barcelona I wrote down everything I could remember each evening about the places we visited throughout the day. And when I unexpectedly fell ill eight years ago I kept a daily journal listing my thoughts and fears.
In this digital age it seems a lot easier to keep track of my thoughts. As soon as I feel the need to dump out my thoughts I can grab my laptop and start typing. Over the past seven years I've created four separate blogs to address my desire to write. The first blog was focused on the time of my medical problems. I started One Frugal Girl second. It was my attempt to clear my head of all of my aches and pains. It gave me something else to focus on during a time when it was truly difficult to focus on much else.
Before my son was born I started a pregnancy blog. Actually it goes back a month before he was conceived when I experienced a chemical pregnancy after months of trying to get pregnant. I now maintain a blog for my son. In the beginning I listed details about his growth, milestones and what he was learning, but over time it has become so much more than that.
Now I write about his personality, the things I love about him and how much I'm learning as a mom. Sometimes when I can't sleep at night I pull out my iPad and click back to the very first blog entries and read the entire blog in order. I only write intermittently when the mood moves me, so there aren't a ton of entries in the pregnancy blog or my son's journal, but it can still take a few hours to read things from start to finish.
Looking back last night I wish I would have written more. As I read through the pages I now realize how much I have already forgotten about those early months. In the beginning I focused more on his abilities and less on the emotions and I wish I could fill in the cracks with how I felt throughout that first year.
Initially I thought I was writing that blog for my son. I wanted him to be able to look back on his early years and know what I was thinking, but as time passes I realize my words are really being typed for me. It's a way to treasure and retain the wild emotions of parenthood. It's a way to relive those moments so I can treasure them as long as I live.
Highlighting the Positive – Do You Focus on the Pros or the Cons?
For the most part I try to focus my energy and my life on the positive. To be perfectly honest it's difficult to live in the negative. Life is full of ups and downs, but I don't want to be one of those people who constantly lists all of the bad things that happen to me or the way my life disappoints me.
Whenever I write about luck and opportunity on this blog I inevitably receive comments and emails pointing out how perspective, (the desire to see things positively or negatively), impacts my outlook. While I definitely lead a blessed life I know in my heart that perspective plays a role in just how good it feels to live it.
Marriage is one of those tricky situations where husbands and wives can choose to focus on the positive or the negative. Sometimes I write and think about the negative aspects of my spouse, but that really isn't fair to him.
Here is the truth about my husband.
I had a series of major medical problems shortly after we were married. During that time my husband never wavered in his devotion to me. Although we had known each other for seven years before we were married it was certainly scary and unexpected. I'm not sure what my husband thought deep in the back of his head, but he NEVER showed any desire to abandon me.
On the night that I was admitted to the hospital he came home, gathered up the blanket I slept with as a child and brought it back to my hospital room. Given the circumstances he wanted to make sure I was at least comfortable. He called me on his drive back home that night and cried at the thought of leaving me there without him.
My husband is the small gesture, big bang for your buck kind of guy. When we were dating, (it was early in college), he left love notes on my door and in my notebooks in the hopes that I would be happy and surprised when I found them.
When he left for Colorado one winter he stowed them in all sorts of places so I would find them as I went about my day. There was one inside the dishwasher, one inside the freezer, one next to the cat food and a bunch of them in my car and dresser. Just sweet little notes to show he thinks of me and knows my daily routine.
At night he often makes me an ice cream sundae. He scoops the ice cream, drizzles chocolate syrup on top, with sprinkles, mini chocolate chips and whipped cream. He knows exactly how I like it.
He checks in on me at night. While I'm writing in my blogs or reading a book he'll come by from time to time to say hello. He touches my feet, shoulders and arms and makes sure I have a glass of cold ice water.
At night he often turns down the corner of my blanket so I can slip inside without displacing the covers. He'll charge my laptop or iPad and leave it next to my pillow.
Whenever I'm sad or upset he immediately knows something is wrong even when I don't tell him. He always manages to find just the right way to cheer me up. Whether it's giving me a big hug or making me smile.
He says the sweetest things. The kind of things that make my eyes swell with tears because I immediately know how much he loves me. It took us a few months to conceive our son and he once told me it was perfectly okay, that it was in fact a good thing, because it meant we had more time to share together. I can't tell you how much I needed to hear those words at that moment in time and how much they meant to me.
He supports our family by trudging off to work five days a week and coming home to run his business until two o'clock in the morning. It's important to him that I stay home with our son, (rather than placing him in daycare), and he never waivers on this fact even when I do. He tells me often that I'm a good mother, especially on the days that are the most trying.
He's always looking for ways to improve our lives. Although I usually squawk about spending the money, he's often right about the impending changes. They do make our lives both better and easier.
He's a handy guy, which I would definitely recommend as a trait in a husband. He can fix just about anything and usually does. If he can't he never complains when I ask him to call the electricians or plumbers. It's a job I don't like to do and I'm happy when he's in charge of communicating our needs with those guys.
There are so many positive things to list that as I type this I'm surprised by how much I harp on the negative. In life we often take the people around us for granted. I hope he reads this list and realizes just how much I love him!


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The one thing that Jesse Jackson Jr. forgot to say in his effluent letter of resignation: I'm sorry.
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While I applaud columnist Dennis Byrne's spirited defense of those who suffer from bipolar disorder and other forms of crippling mental illness (Commentary, Nov. 27), I must question his defense of Jesse Jackson Jr. in this context. The problem is that Jackson has not released any credible evidence showing that he suffers from bipolar disorder. The comments Byrne cited made by U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush could describe an individual suffering from bipolar disorder, abuse of certain drugs or any number of other conditions.


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What is the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme?
The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme goes live nationwide on 08 March 2014, giving members of the public a 'right to ask' Police where they have a concern that their partner may pose a risk to them or where they are concerned that the partner of a member of their family or a friend may pose a risk to that individual.
If an application is made under the scheme, Police and partner agencies will carry out checks and if they show that the partner has a record of abusive offences, or there is other information to indicate that there may be a risk from the partner, the Police will consider sharing this information.
How to find out more information about the scheme.
If you are interested in finding out more information about the scheme in relation to your own situation, you should open the guidance leaflet on the right - this guidance is for you if you are in a relationship and you are worried that your partner may have been abusive in the past.
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Today is World Down Syndrome Day.
One way to mark the day is to reflect on 21 Thoughts by Dr. Jérôme Lejeune who "discovered that an extra copy of chromosome 21 was responsible for the condition known as Down syndrome."
This column by George Will is also worth a re-read today, especially with Opening Day approaching.
This is also a good day to reflect on one of the objections to laws being passed throughout the country that would limit abortion at 20 weeks, when an unborn child can feel pain. Opponents sometimes argue that restricting late-term abortion eliminates an option for dealing with disabled babies.
Last summer the USA Today editorial board wrote, "While some genetic conditions, such as Down syndrome, can be detected with amniocentesis at 16 to 22 weeks, even then it can take two weeks to get results. Add specialists, research and time to reflect, and a 20-week ban forces women and couples to make heartrending decisions against a ticking clock."
This issue has been addressed head on by attorneys at the Bioethics Defense Fund in a brief filed on behalf of the Jérôme Lejeune Foundation USA and two other groups. They write, "Because the most informative diagnostic procedures take place between 18 and 20 weeks gestation, it appears that the vast majority of abortions to terminate unborn children diagnosed with disabilities occur after 20 weeks gestation."
"[S]ome abortions of children with disabilities involve diagnoses that are likely to be fatal," the attorneys write, but "many involve non-fatal conditions such as Down syndrome, cystic fibrosis, and spina bifida."
One way to respond to arguments about "genetic conditions" is by citing findings that most abortions after 20 weeks are for socio-economic reasons.
Another response is to show folks the following video (h/t Andrea Mrozek). Then ask them to consider how far the argument should go that late-term abortion is needed as a solution for babies who aren't perfect (as if anyone is).
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Saturday's accident only the second in 18 years of manufacture
WASHINGTON — The crash of an Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 in San Francisco on Saturday is only the second major accident for the twin-engine, wide-bodied jet in the 18 years the model has been in service, aviation safety expert said.
"The 777 has a fantastic record," said Tom Haueter, who retired last year from the National Transportation Safety Board, where he was the head of aviation accident investigations.
The two accidents share a striking similarity — both occurred just about the time the planes were touching down to landing.
The previous accident occurred on Jan. 17, 2008, at London's Heathrow Airport. In the process of landing, British Airways Flight 28 from China landed hard about 1,000 feet short of the runway and then slid onto the runway. The impact broke the 777-200's landing gear. There were 47 injuries, but no fatalities.
An investigation revealed ice pellets had formed in the fuel while the plane was flying at high altitudes, clogging the fuel-oil heat exchanger. As a result, fuel was blocked from reaching both of the plane's engines. The Rolls-Royce Trent 800 series engines that were used on the plane were fixed afterward to prevent similar problems.
Bill Waldock, an expert on aviation accident investigation, said he was reminded of the 2008 Heathrow accident as he watched video of Saturday's crash in San Francisco.
The Asiana 777 "was right at the landing phase and for whatever reason the landing went wrong," said Waldock, director of the Embry-Riddle University accident investigation laboratory in Prescott, Ariz. "For whatever reason, they appeared to go low on approach and then the airplane pitched up suddenly to an extreme attitude, which could have been the pilots trying to keep it out of the ground."
Waldock cautioned: "Of course, there is no indication directly that's what happened here."


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The air is heavy this evening, thicker than usual for this time of year. We expect a hint of crispness when leaves start falling, like the wind's telling us secrets about days to come. But all I feel is muggy. Maybe it's my mood. She's projecting again, despite my chagrin. How I'd give anything to go back in her history, to solve the mystery. What fool could have played so loosely with a hand like this? Never mind that line, his loss is my gain. And now I follow behind, ready to pick up the pieces should any break free. My only purpose, to save her from another carbon copy scene. I'll know it's time when I see the chill set in, when social graces raise goosebumps on her ivory skin. That scarf, the white one, she wears it like armor when forced to do battle on the fields of society. I watch as it slips lower and lower. A glimpse of her shoulder, reminds me of the delicate flower that lies beneath. Despite the hard edge she's attempting to display, I see only soft curves and her womanly ways. I know in mere moments, we'll be on the open road. I'll reach to her hair and let it flow, the pardoned cascade setting her free. And just like that, she'll be back with me. ~ Francesca
Those whom society rejects, under the pretext that they may have -- no gods, no masters. He's like a hero come back from the war, a poor maimed bastard living out the reality of his dreams. Wherever he sits himself the chair collapses; whatever door he enters the room is empty; whatever he puts in his mouth leaves a bad taste. Everything is just the same as it was before; the elements are unchanged, the dream is no different than the reality. Only, between the time he went to sleep and the time he woke up, his body was stolen. It is very queer that the unhappiness of the world is so often brought on by small men. We were young, and we had just begun to love the world and to love being in it; but we had to shoot it to pieces. We've been cut off from real action, from getting on, from progress. We don't believe in those things any more; we believe in the war. The cigarette we smoke at the democratic dawn; the dawn that puts a veil for tears that may have -- no gods, no masters. You take it from me, we are losing our democratic freedom because we can salute too well. The word of the prophet, I claim it and I wish you -- no more gods, no more masters.
The misty afternoon sunk into the tall grass growing on the roadside. An angel's face showing up at the crossroad. Could ya give me a lift, mister? She came from Sicil-y, hitchhiked her way across Ital-y. Pondering her case, thumbin' a ride. Ultimate freedom. An extremist. An aesthetic voyager whose home is the road. She is free in her wildness, she is a wanderess, a drop of free water. She knows nothing of borders and cares nothing for rules. Time for her isn't something to fight against. Her life flows clean, with passion, like fresh water. As for you girls, you must risk everything for freedom, and give everything for passion, loving everything that your hearts and your bodies love. The only thing higher for a girl and more sacred for a young woman than her freedom and her passion should be her desire to make her life into poetry, surrendering everything she has to create a life as beautiful as the dreams that dance in her imagination. You may call her a tramp, a gipsy, but it goes deeper than that. She's not looking for anything. She's not aimless. It's just that her aims are different from most. No longer to be poisoned by civilization she flees, and walks alone upon the land to become lost in the wild. Home she wrote -- Dear Mom, I've hitchhiked to eternity. I shalt not return. Don't be mad.
The land and the water make numbers joined, through endless night the earth whirls toward a creation unknown – a poem written in flesh and stronger than steel or granite. For years I went about, day and night, with only one thing on my mind – her! She rises up out of a sea of faces and embraces me, embraces me passionately – a thousand eyes, noses, fingers, legs. I could see only the eyes shining through; eyes so big and bright, as if they saw more than they could comprehend. That's what made them so beautifully bright. One can wait a whole lifetime for a moment like this. The woman whom you never hoped to meet now stands before you and she looks exactly like the person you dreamed about. But the strangest of all is that you never realized before that you had dreamed about her. Your whole past is like a long sleep, which would have been forgotten had there been no dream to become reality. I sit down beside her and she talks. I hear not a word because she is beautiful and I love her and now I am happy and willing to die. But she even wouldn't remember that at a certain corner I had stopped to pick up her hairpin, or that, when I bent down to tie her laces, I remarked the spot on which her foot had rested and that it would remain there in perpetuum, even after the cathedrals had been demolished and the whole Latin civilization wiped out forever and ever. I loved -- and I lost.
Three o'clock in the morning. The highway is empty, under a malignant moon. The oil drippings make the roadway gleam like a blue-satin ribbon. The night is still but for the engine's humming noise. There is something unbearably sexy about cars at night. The way the fenders twist the light and reflect the road, the way every driver becomes anonymous. The inside of the old Lincoln smells like asphalt, gasoline and dreams – and desire. The road is straight. The way is long. But the night is short. The humming burgeons into a roar. The car is going so fast it sways from side to side. The backseat produced the sexual revolution but all males chase women they have no intention of marrying for the same reason dogs chase cars they have no intention of driving. My tears were not allowed to cry. At that very special night, after the last picture show, driving my car along the country roads, I began to wonder how real the landscape truly was, and how much of a dream is a dream. I dreamed of driving off bridges, into the moonshine river, into the dried-up reservoir on the country road to home, into the lake beneath some twisting highway of my youth -- Film Noir.
In the midday heat of any yellowish June's summer day, back in 1948. Touching the steering wheel and power ran to my fingertips. Driving west, then south, in search of the old highways. All of a sudden I was out of the lot and on the turnpike next to the mountains, flying. I put my hand out the window, and then I put my head out. There were a million smells along this road, both old and just born. I felt my hair blow behind me and the air rush into me, and I forgot for a moment to worry about how I was supposed to be. Most of life is driving somewhere and then driving back wondering why the hell we went there. The roadway seems to stretch for miles in a straight line as the fields and farms give way to a more barren landscape. All that space, waiting, so easy to go sailing off this road. It was like hundreds of roads I'd driven over - no different - a stretch of tar, lusterless, dusty, pitted, bumpy. The broken centerline of the road reflected itself in the windscreen and becomes an endless pulsing ribbon. A town or village straddling the highway; street signs peer out here and there among the trees. On both sides were telephone poles, tilted this way and that, up a little, down, threaded together by wires. I counted one, two, three ... one hundred and nine-teen telephone poles. Along them I drove like a drunken butterfly heading to its next fermented flower. The indicator on the speedometer started to lose ground and I was miles away from my real life. Driving is a spectacular form of amnesia, everything is to be discovered, everything to be obliterated. Fly towards the unknown -- beautiful paths can't be discovered without getting lost.
Man really loves nothing but his automobile; not his wife his child nor his country nor even his bank-account first but his motor-car. The automobile has become a national sex symbol. We cannot really enjoy anything unless we can go up an alley for it. Yet our whole background and raising and training forbids the sub rosa and surreptitious. So we have to divorce our wife today in order to remove from our mistress the odium of mistress in order to divorce our wife tomorrow in order to remove from our mistress and so on. As a result of which the woman has become cold and and undersexed; she has projected her libido on to the automobile. So in order to capture and master anything at all of her anymore the man has got to make that car his own. Which is why let him live in a rented rathole though he must he will not only own one but renew it each year in pristine virginity, lending it to no one, letting no other hand ever know the last secret forever chaste forever wanton intimacy of its pedals and levers, having nowhere to go in it himself and even if he did he would not go where scratch or blemish might deface it, spending all Sunday morning washing and polishing and waxing it because in doing that he is caressing the body of the woman who has long since now denied him her bed.
Fishing provides time to think, and reason not to. If you have the virtue of patience, an hour or two of casting alone is plenty of time to review all you've learned about the grand themes of life. It's time enough to realize that every generalization stands opposed by a mosaic of exceptions, and that the biggest truths are few indeed. Fishing in a place is a meditation on the rhythm of a tide, the arc of a year, and the seasons of life. To scratch the surface of those mysteries, for nearness to the beautiful, to reassure the world remains, to wash off some of the grief for the peace we so squander, to dip into that great and awesome pool of power that propels these epic migrations and to feel, and steal, a little of that energy. If you went through life refusing all the bait dangled in front of you, that would be no life at all. No changes would be made and you would have nothing to fight against -- and life would be dull as ditchwater.
Detroit's mummified sculptures, frozen behind my back - a vision of human industrial empire keeps passing before my eyes. In my ears I hear the wonderful symphony which came from factories where metals were shaped into tools for men's service. Motown Blues - a new music, waiting for the composer with genius enough to give it communicable form. I think of the millions of different men by whose combined labor and thought automobiles were produced, from the miners who dug the iron ore out of the earth to the railroad men and teamsters who brought the finished machines to the consumer, so that man, space, and time might be conquered, and ever-expanding victories be won against death. Machinery for its own sake and for its meaning to man -- his self-fulfillment and liberation from drudgery and poverty. Detroit's motor-cars were the ultimate symbols of those American dreams - the reward for travelers towards luxurious existence. But we lost it all; wealth and beauty are buried deeply under this coating golden cold. I have memories, but the images have lost their vividness, they seem dead and desultory. Nothing but glimpses of faded past which Miss Liberty tries to mask by slipping into the photograph's sepia. And yet the city is not dead: but no human is there any longer to send or receive, to charge or discharge. After a long exile, the wild animals have come back to occupy the territory wrested from the forest: foxes and martens wave their soft tails over the control panels starred with manometers and levers and gauges and diagrams -- badgers and dormice luxuriate on batteries and magnetos.