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Another standing up for your toddler thread! Sorry if this is terribly long...
I would like to hear what other people do situations like the ones we've been in lately. This stuff tends to get to me and make me feel quite incompetent. I feel that it's hard for me to see the forest for the trees...
Ds is 1.5 years old. He loves other kids and is eager to play with them. He usually doesn't mind sharing (or having things snatched out of his hands). when it comes to snatching, if I see that he's holding on to the toy and the other kid insists (sometimes to the point of hurting his little fist, but I now intevene earlier!), I end up intervening and explaining that DS is playing with the thing and suggest another toy to the other kid. I do not let DS snatch things from others, though, but don't discipline the others unless it's a question of safety (so I will say things such as no pushing, please don't throw sand in Ds's eyes, etc. to other kids).
A few times lately DS was playing alone with big standing toys that can easily accomodate 2-3 kids (in playgrounds, playgroups, stores, etc.). On a few occasions, another kid came (ages 2 to 5) and would push my son's hands away from any part of the toy (without pushing him per se). DS would try to find another part of the toy to play with but at this point the other kid would mostly want to monopolize the toy and make sure that DS couldn't touch it at all). Looking at Ds's little hands being grabbed by older kids on these occasions really hurt my feelings... But most importantly, DS didn't mind, it was something new and he seemed to want to figure out what this new game was.
I am trying to sort out what is just my feelings, what is his, and what is it that he's learning. And how to react accordingly.
Until now, my strategy has been distraction. Today, though, it did not work at all. We were in a TRU, and a 4 or 5 year old came to play with the same toy. DS is fascinated by older kids, so he was very happy! When it became obvious to me that the other kid was playing the game of grabbing my son's hands and arms just to make sure DS doesn't get to play at all, I tried to distract DS or take him in my arms and go to another toy. DS was not happy at all, crying, etc. - for him, I was interrupting this new game with the older boy! I tried explaining to the boy that they can both play with this toy and please don't grab his hands like that so that he can play too... Twice, no reaction at all, maybe just an increased motivation to keep going...
At the TRU incident, the parents were actually looking and commenting to each other, and seemed fairly amused (they spoke a different language so they might have been laughing about different stuff and just looking at their son... who knows). I was pretty mad at this (and DS was throwing a fit when I tried to pull him away or distract him) so I ended up talking to them, explaining that my son was playing with this toy first, was willing to share, and that their son was mostly just grabbing his hands and arms and if they could please explain that it is not okay and maybe ask him to try sharing this with this little boy. They laughed. DS was amused by my "conversation" with them and I was able to move on without waiting for any other reaction from them. I am still mad, though, mostly at the parents obviously, and I figure I do need to distance myself from my own reactions...
Generally, I am pretty clueless about such stuff. I am discovering all those things as I go! I know my DS pretty well, but am prettly lost when it comes to dealing with other kids (mostly when they are older) and I often end up just... surprised (as another poster explained in another thread recently).
I would love to find some general ideas that could guide my reactions, and also possibly help me stop over-analyzing every such interaction... I feel that once I get a good idea of how I would like to approach things, I will be much more able to just go with the flow. Once I make sense of the trees, I will be able to navigate the forest!
Does any of you feel like sharing some ground rules and bottom lines that you use to approach your kid's interactions with others? When do you step in, and how? I would also love to read a good book, if there is one (with many, many examples...).
I am a teacher and quite used to telling other people's children what to do, so you may not feel as comfortable using this strategy.
I always speak directly to the child involved. I begin in my friendliest voice and in the situations you have described, would begin by bobbing down next to my child and saying "He is allowed to touch the toy." Then go on to a general conversation/monologue about how great the toy was and how lots of kids can play with it. That is usually enough. I also make a comment to my younger child about how kind the older one is and isn't he sharing well?
If it's rougher than that with hitting or the baby falling/being pushed over, I will be much firmer in my approach. Again I will bob down next to my little one, and say "Don't do that, you are hurting him, he is allowed to play here too" and continue on as above.
I find that where I stand back, the other child and the parents (if they are anywhere to be seen) get the message that I am approving of the behaviour. I find when I speak up and intervene, the situation is rapidly resolved.
DD is also 1.5 years old and I usually don't see her getting pushed around too much. I don't hang around or let my kid hang around kids exhibiting bad behaviors at the park and playground. It is usually pretty obvious who the aggressive or dominant unchecked kids are so we just smile and keep moving to a less confrontational area.
BUT I do know that kids don't see objects the same as adults and to some kids any interaction is worth losing possession of some fancy toy. Sometimes kids are attracted to popular toys for the kids, not the toys. I step in when feelings are hurt or another child has crossed a line in aggressive posturing, restraining, hitting or pushing. Some moves are defensive, but legal. But my step in is to get them out of the situation and talk about it (to my own child).
I don't recommend correcting other people's children. Or other parents for that matter. Most of the time you don't really want to tip off the parent of a mean kid because the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. When kids exhibit anti-social behavior I just leave the social situation. If the parents and kids are observant enough they will see that people won't hang around them. If you must say something say it to your own child, possibly: "Ok honey let's go play on the slide because I don't want you to get hurt." Or if you are feeling really upset you could also say "Let's go find some kinder people that will share their toys" but be warned that this could pick a fight with the parents if it is overheard. And parents can be u-g-l-y if they think you are calling their kid mean.
But some things you can say if you feel the need:
"DS is playing with that right now, would you like to try this toy?"
"DS is little, please be very careful around him."
"He doesn't know how to do that, could you show him how it works?"
"DS is playing with that but he's happy to share as long as he can still touch it too."
If my kid is not upset, I generally wouldn't intervene in that situation. I feel like at this age (my son is also 1.5 yo) this sort of playground negotiation is mostly about the adults, not the kids! But as a rule of thumb, I'll always intervene if my kid is getting up in the face of a younger kid--generally he doesn't do this, but if there is a smaller/slower/less mobile child playing, I think it's my job to make sure my son doesn't steamroll them by accident. If the kids are the same age, I leave them alone unless one of them seems upset. If my kid is playing with a bigger kid, again, I let them alone unless my kid gets upset.
But your post made me think a bit about what my kid is learning when he's interacting with an older bigger stronger kid who might not always let him get his way. He's learning first that other people don't always want what he wants. He's learning that he can weather a little bit of disappointment. He's learning that if the disappointment gets to big to handle, it's okay--someone will come help him out.
His job is to learn how to interact with other kids. My job, I think, is to give him an environment of controlled risk-taking. He should be able to push himself just a little bit farther than last time, but if he goes a little too far, I'm there to catch him.
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Hi I went through the forum and could see very little info on adding auto headlamps to WK.
The information i got is that you need:
1- Stalk / Steering wheel switch with Auto Headlamps function
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The stalk is a direct replacement and the sensor connects in the middle of the dash under the windscreen (see photos).
My problem is that the harness is not there to connect the sensor!
My question is: Does anyone know where the harness is connected at the other end? On one end it connects to the sensor and on the other end it should connect to a module or something...
If the sensor harness is not there, can it be added?
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I had a 04 JGC that I had installed fog lights and atomatic headlamps. The wiring harness had been there for the auto lamps just had to add the sensor. The wireing was down in side the dash and I had to fish it bach up to the opening to contect the sensor. Maybe it is the same for yours, you may just have to dig around to find it.
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I just got done tearing my dash apart looking for the wiring. I couldn't find it anywhere in my laredo, so it may not be in all of them.
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Can someone with a WK and Auto Light tell us where the other end of the harness is connected?
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Do you know if there is a specific harness to use?
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Thanks again
I will check behind the instrument cluster.
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I checked but no luck. I can't find an cable.
This is the 3 connectors I have behind the cluster, and the sensor crying to be connected :(
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The Product Management/Marketing Job And Department Profiler is finally, finally available (Forrester account required). This project was unusual in a lot of respects, so it's worth spending a little time explaining it. You might also get some insight into how research gets done at Forrester, which might be a little mysterious to the outside world.
What is it?
Here's the short version: You enter the priorities for a particular PM, and you get a recommended job description. If you want to go one step further, you can also get a picture of what your department should look like: how many PMs, in which specializations, at which level of seniority for their positions.
In other words, it's a tool designed primarily for the people who run PM groups. The Profiler is also useful for rank-and-file PMs who might want to gauge where their priorities and skills are, and where they should be.
I'll get into more details about the tool and how it works in a later post, but let me first explain why I created it.
What inspired it?
Last year, I ran a survey to find out what PMs were doing in their jobs, versus what they thought they should be doing. The results, released in the document "Product Managers Were Working On The Wrong Things," were very interesting.
For example, we saw in stark terms how product managers struggled to stay focused on their core work, helping the development team make good products and services, because they were pulled into many tasks that were not directly relevant, such as marketing support and sales enablement. At the same time, product marketers had their own version of "the urgent defeats the important" principle, with too many conflicting priorities and too few resources to address all of them.
Of course, the next question is, "Now what?" The point of this study wasn 't merely to commiserate, but to suggest a course of action to fix what is perhaps the core problem with product management and product marketing in the technology industry: vagueness about roles, responsibilities, skills, and deliverables. Research that dramatized the problem was necessary, but not sufficient to do more than generate broad recommendations (for example, run your department so that product managers can focus on their requirements).
Why this approach?
After having defined a problem area, the standard analyst response is to dig more deeply into each part of it. And, to a large extent, that's what I've been doing. Natural topics for further research included:
- How the development and delivery processes shaped the job description, which led to work on product management for SaaS products, and the role of the product manager in (or adjacent to) development teams that have adopted Agile methods.
- What PMs produce, which inspired some work on serious gaming and product requirements.
- Where new opportunities to improve product management exist, such as the multi-part series on the role of "inbound" social media as a new source of requirements. Again, in this case, we circled back to the question of how the nature of the work—in this case, collecting information from social media channels—affects the definition of the job.
In fact, nearly everything that I've written points back, to some extent, to the roles and responsibilities of product managers and product marketers. Are they really two different roles, or one? If they're separate, should they be part of the same department, or different ones? What are the important adjustments in a PM's to-do list, based on the type of product they're working? How do these changes dictate the skills necessary to handle these tasks? What kind of authority should PMs have, over which kinds of product-related decisions?
Rough sketch, not paint by numbers
Even if I did the best job imaginable in each research document, I still felt that something was missing. Tech companies want baselines against which to measure their own PM organizations, and they want best practices for getting the most from these teams. Ultimately, however, they want a picture of what the PM team should be.
Individual pieces of research fill out some details. However, these details don't always add up to the complete picture. Or, to look at it another way, you need a rough sketch of the family portrait before you fill in the details for each person.
That rough sketch is vital for answering many common questions, such as the PM's relationship to an Agile team. If you choose the "PM as product owner" option, that won't necessarily tell you everything you need to know about the tasks that person performs, who takes care of the PM-like tasks that are now off that person's plate, and what skills and experiences the hybrid product manager/product owner needs to succeed. While a snapshot of the individual PM might be useful, a family portrait that includes other roles and responsibilities is even more helpful.
The Profiler provides that rough sketch. You won't find many (or perhaps any) tool like it, which is why it took a long time to build. It was worth trying to build one, even if the experiment turned out to be an utter failure. If we know that you can't create the rough sketch, you'll continue working on separate pieces. It's then up to the reader to build a mosaic of the pieces, in no particular order.
On the other hand, if you can build the rough sketch, you can tell right away which areas will need the most attention, and how they affect adjacent pieces. If Rembrandt hadn't the whole composition of The Mill worked out in advance, he would have wasted time on sections of the canvas that, in the end, make the central subject as striking and interesting as it is.
[Cross-posted at The Heretech.]
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Excellent post. It is really a helpful post for the newbies. I think they will definitely found benefit from this post. I admire the time and effort you put into your blog. I wish I had the same drive :) Thanks a bunch for sharing. Keep blogging.
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Comment from NWGuy (not verified) on Mon, 10/05/2009 - 14:35
Thanks for the insights; wish I could afford a view of the full report.Did you consider the impact of outsourcing when you were looking at the development (Agile, SaaS) and product approaches? This can have an impact, which expands greatly if the outsourcing includes a large time shift. The strains on methodology and time management can be quite severe.
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And all I've promised you."
Today your life on earth is past,
But here life starts anew
I promise no tomorrow,
But today will always last,
And since each day's the same way
There's no longing for the past.
You have been so faithful,
So trusting and so true.
Though there were times
You did some things
You knew you shouldn't do.
But you have been forgiven
And now at last you're free.
So won't you come and take my hand
And share my life with me?
So when tomorrow starts without me,
Don't think we're far apart,
For every time you think of me,
I'm right here, in your heart.
"You will always live on in our hearts Usdi"
Usdi our precious beagle passed away suddenly on July 13, 2006.
"I was a sweet little human in a beagle suit. My family loved me so much. Where I couldn't go, they didn't go either. I loved for my Daddy and Mommy to take me to the "cruise-in" on Saturday's and I loved to ride in "my camaro". Everyone there knew me and they would always stop by and rub my little head. I loved that! They were always with me and I never had to stay by myself. They didn't know how sick I was because they trusted my doctor. Daddy and Mommy are now trying to save other fur babies from going through what I did."
To read more about my life, go to my web page my Daddy made for me.
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I'm 29, 5'1, not entirely over weight, but I've been so self conscious over my stomach fat for as long as I can remember. I'm tired of going on a billion diets, trying different exercise routines and having a closet full of clothes but still feeling like nothing looks good. So, I finally broke down and decided, it's time to feel good - lets suck this stomach fat out! With the stomach fat, I also had my outter thighs done, wanting to even out the line all of the way down. I went to Sono Bello in King of Prussia. The receptions are incredibly nice, very welcoming and make you feel safe there. I was also found of the doctor, he has a great disposition and also makes you feel welcoming. Unfortunately, the majority of the time you meet with their RN, Patty, who is quick, doesn't want to provide much information and seems like she's in such a tissy her time doesn't feel very personalized. For example,right before the procedure they ask you to sign off on medication that they are giving you and sending home with you. I'm not sure how many times I asked her what medications they are giving and what they do before she finally actually explained it to me. She just kept saying all of the instructions are going to be on the bottle... that doesn't really tell you what you're signing off on!
The procedure was painful, but the after wasn't bad at all. I kept taking the arnica though, order it on amazon, it's very cheap and makes a huge difference in bruising! Immediately after surgery I saw an improvement in my hip area - wow, what a nice straight line! But there was no visible improvement any where else. I went in for my 1 week - disappointed that I wasn't with the doctor and it was Patty again. I pointed out that the garment doesn't seem to be compressing anything and she suggested that I order spanx from ebay. I read a lot of people talking about receiving a level 2 garment on their 1 week... not sure why Sono Bello didn't do this.... I also asked questions about my stomach area, which is sore and large... Apparently it's just swelling. I'm now almost 3 weeks out and see no different results ... My stomach looks and measures exactly the same as when I went in Clothes fit the same everywhere. Things that didn't fit well before surgery are still no goes... I guess it's a waiting game - but overall I'm disappointed so far... Wishing the doctor would have met with me during the follow up, maybe I'd feel more reassured. will keep posting


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I usually EDC a Kimber Ultra, but I do like and also carry the Glock-36...smaller grip...
Stay armed...stay safe!
This is a discussion on Compact .45 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I think it depends on priorities. The Glock 30 (& the lighter, thinner G-36), Springfield XD45c, & even the S&W, are larger guns. The XD45c, ...
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Taurus PT145
I think it depends on priorities. The Glock 30 (& the lighter, thinner G-36), Springfield XD45c, & even the S&W, are larger guns.
The XD45c, Glock 30 & 36, & S&W's are really compacts compared to the Taurus & Kahr. The Taurus Mil Pro PT145 & the new Kahr PM45 are sub-compacts compared to the rest.
Sprinfield Armory XD45c: 7.25" long, 1.25" wide, & 29.25 oz.
Glock 30: 6.77" long, 1.27" wide, & 23.99 oz.
Glock 36: 6.77" long, 1.13" wide, & 20.11 oz.
Taurus MilPro PT145: 6.125" long, 1.25" wide, & 22.2 oz.
Kahr PM45: 5.67" long, 1.01" wide, & 17.3 oz.
As far as personal experience, I have a Kahr PM9, Taurus MilPro PT145, & a Glock 36. All have been reliable. During break-in, I had a couple problems with the G-36 & PT145, but that was because of ammo issues. My Dept. gives me ammo for both practice & carry. Sometimes the practice ammo is old or of inferior quality, because of cost cutting. Thankfully, they don't skimp on duty ammo.
I use the PM9 more, but if I feel I need a .45, I carry the PT145. The PT145 is shorter than my old G-26, slightly wider & heavier, but it also holds 11 rounds of .45 compared to the 26's 11 rounds of 9mm.
The PM45 may have some teething problems, but like their PM9 & other models when new, they'll figure it out.
When the PM45 proves itself reliable, I think your two top choices for a "sub-compact" .45 will be between the PM45 & MilPro PT145. The PM45 is the lightest, shortest, & thinnest, but holds 6 rounds total. The PT145 is less than .5" longer, nearly .25" thicker, & nearly 5 oz. heavier, but holds 11 rounds total.
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Glock 19 & 26, Kahr CM9 & P45, Para P12, Kel-Tec P-32, S&W 442, & Dan Wesson 14-2.
I usually EDC a Kimber Ultra, but I do like and also carry the Glock-36...smaller grip...
Stay armed...stay safe!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Despite my particular Kahr P45 having some teething problems, I understand recent guns are a-ok.....I have no doubt that my Kahr will be as good as those.
I've heard great things about the Bersa Ultrawhatever .45's.
I have a Beretta Mini-Cougar 8045D; outstanding gun, as is my (oldie-but-still-an-oh-so-goodie) Star PD.
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I voted for the G30. I have one that Glock sent me when I was having problems with my G36. I would rather have had the 36 because it was pretty slim. But the 30 is still a great gun, with good capacity. I'll carry it again in the cooler months.
It usually rides in a bianchi pancake with a 13 round G21 mag on the weak side.
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It is better to have your gun and not need it, than to need it and not have it!
You cannot choose the conditions for a gunfight, so train in all conditions!
I am looking at ordering the XD45 Compact in the near future. I shot a friends XD45 service and was very impressed. With the compact you get the best of both worlds. A shorter frame for carry or the longer if you prefer it. And this comes from a Glock junkie
The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.
Thomas Jefferson
I vote for the G30, although I love my HK USP Compact!
Assault is a behavior, not a device.
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I do not like Taurus , as I had a incident with my PT140. I hear kahr has some problems from internet reading and gun shops. The choice is ultimately yours, and what you like /dislike and wish to pay for a pistol.
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I cast my vote for "Other".
Detonics CombatMaster is my other. ...
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What we've got here is failure to communicate.
Other, as well....
Colt 1991a1. 3.5" bbl, 6+1 of .45. $550 from my local FFL.
Best feeling gun I've ever had in my hand.
If you ain't the lead dog, the view never changes.
The best bang for the buck concept is not the best solution. All the guns in this poll plus many more will work for you. Get out and figure what works best for you. Money should not be an issue. I have guns by Springfield, Glock, Sig Sauer, and S&W and all feel a little different but I can shoot them all well. I would be hard pressed to say which is best. The main concern is that all of these weapons would serve me well if I neded to defend my life or the life of others.
Kahr P45
www.ubgholsters.com short wait times. Use 'defensivecarry' as a coupon code for a discount to your order.
I voted XD45 even though I own a Glock 30 that has never stuttered. I just think the XD45 is a great pistol. Regards, Richard
OTHER - The Combat Master looks good in the line up:
And is accurate:
Semper Fi
Gotta go with the G30. I like the XD's all except the "return to factory" issue if/when something breaks. I like the ability to do it myself. I don't think you can go wrong with either of these.
I have a PT140 (have shot the PT145), I like it, and I think it's good for the money, but I don't think it is in the same league as the Glock or XD's. This is just my personal preference.


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Each organisation will be sent a discount code to distribute to their staff as the club joins the city's efforts to beat the bad weather.
The club is also donating £1 from every ticket sold to the Salvation Army - a charity which has been supporting people hit by the flooding across Worcestershire.
At Saturday's clash, which kicks-off at the earlier time of 2pm at Sixways Stadium, there will be collection buckets where fans can raise even more money for the charity.
Warriors Community Foundation Manager Carol Hart said: "Many people in the city have been affected by the terrible flooding and the relief effort has been fantastic.
"We would like to thank the organisations which have been at the forefront of that relief effort by inviting them to the match.
"And we want to raise as much money as we can for the Salvation Army, who can support the victims who have been directly impacted.
"The city has pulled together in recent weeks and people I have spoken to are so proud of the compassion of everyone right across the county."
Warriors have eight Aviva Premiership games remaining this season and will be aiming for their first league win of the campaign on Saturday as they look to avoid relegation.
And Warriors vice-captain Chris Pennell is delighted the club is supporting the city's relief efforts.
He said: "It will be great to see everyone at Sixways on Saturday as it has been a tough time for a lot of people.
"We'll be looking to put in a good performance and thank everyone who has helped the flood victims in recent weeks."
Despite the extent of the flooding in Worcester City centre, Warriors' Sixways home and the roads leading up to the stadium have remained dry.
Pennell added: "We've been really fortunate at Sixways as the flooding hasn't come this far. So we're just trying to help as much as we can and thank everyone for their good work."


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Egypt mobile market has reached a total subscriber base of 33.86million as Q208 ends, net addition of 3.01million quaterly and 10.99 million yearly. The penetration rose from 28.5% to 41.5%, seeing a rise of 13% on y-to-y basis. The 9.8% growth in Q2 overpowered the Q1 growth of 6.6%. The annual growth rate of Egyptian mobile market fell acutely to 29.2% compared to last yearfs 61.7%.
Mobinil lead the market 16.33million subscribers, adding 1.31million subscribers in the quarter and 4.82million in past one year. Oddly, the market leader Mobinil lost itfs market share to the upcoming mobile operator Etisalat, and posted itfs lowest ever market share of 48.2% and annual growth rate of 59.2%.
Following the footprints of Mobinil, Vodafone also lost 2.7pp of itfs market share coming down to 44.3% by the end of Q2, and this dip came when Vodafone saw a perked up growth of 4.25million in subscriber base, crossing the 15million mark. The operator recorded an annual growth of 25.4%, falling to half since last year.
Etisalat, completing an year in the Egyptian market, had a subscriber base of 2.53million subscribers by the end of Q2, a rise of 94.9% since itfs launch. The mobile operator earned a market share of 7.5% in past one year, rising from 2.6%.
Source: Wireless Federation.
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Iron Curtain: The Crushing of Eastern Europe 1944-56
Neal Ascherson writes:
If this clever and authoritative book has a main connecting theme, it is not 'the death of democracy' or the snares of the secret police as the Soviet Union imposed its satellite regimes on East-Central Europe. Rather, it is the loss of private initiative. While she makes no explicit profession of her lack of faith in 'big government', Applebaum can be sensed to nurse a deep neoliberal distrust of welfare states – and not just communist ones. She uses the phrase 'civil society' in its Gladstonian meaning: a nation's web of unofficial associations, from chess clubs to owl fanciers to trade unions, by way of the Women's League in Lodz. Everywhere in Eastern Europe, once the tide of rape and looting had subsided behind the Red Army, the new authorities began to move against 'civil activists' and 'free associations', herding them – sometimes rapidly, sometimes with great caution over years – into a few official associations licensed and policed by the state and led by Communist Party nominees.


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Epstein on "Richmond's Mortgage Heist"
Right now, Wells Fargo Bank is on a collision course with the City of Richmond, California. Wells Fargo objects to the city's plan to use its eminent domain power to condemn private mortgages secured by Richmond homes. The proposed program does not target the homes themselves, but only mortgages that are now held by a large number of residential mortgage-backed securitization ("RMBS") trusts, for which Wells Fargo serves as trustee. Most of the targeted mortgages are "performing assets." The borrowers are current on their payments, even for mortgages that are technically "underwater" so that the market value of the property is below the amount owed on the mortgage debt.
Wells Fargo filed a major lawsuit last week against Richmond in federal court in the San Francisco Bay Area, challenging the program as a get-rich-quick scheme at the expense of mortgage lenders throughout the United States.
Mayor Gayle McLaughlin, a member of the Green Party, stoutly defends the program in part as payback against those that "sold our community predatory loans," which have led to threats of foreclosure. So, she warns, if the banks do not agree to voluntary sales of these loans to the city for what she terms fair market value, Richmond's private partner, Resolution Mortgage Partners (RMP), will defend the litigation in order to execute the plan.


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I am building a commercial smoker to cook and smoke beef, pork, sausage etc. The unit is 4 feet by four feet and 12 feet long. It will have a two heavy metal lids(with counter weights to allow top loading).I am
looking for a material to face the inside bottom of the two lids that would provide some insulation and a cushion or gasket when the lid is closed and rests on the sides of the pit. Temperature would be 225 to 400 degrees as the firebox is outside the unit and only the heated air and smoke enter. Thanks
is there any way to insulate outside the metal, to keep the insulation out of the smoke/moisture inside the cooker? that would also give you more options for insulation. most insulation (readily available) will get crud on the food. roxul makes a very high temp insulation, but you'd want it completely encased, as i understand it is nasty. also, i think their regular wall insulation will take those temps no sweat, but, again, on the outside and encased. for a gasket, any plumbing supply place should have boiler door gasket material. whatcha cookin'?
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If you know Joy by Mel Lim stationery, and how could you not since she's popping up everywhere, then you'll love knowing that she has her hands in the wall decal biz now designing for Blik.
Oh yes, it's true. So you can adorn your walls with her lush designs of happy, pretty, swirly things. Great for adults and kids, and since each element is a separate sticker, you can arrange them however you'd like. Big plus. More information here.
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Sexy Lingerie Putting Your Best Assets Forward by Mike Harader
When is comes to wearing sexy lingerie, women need to be aware of their body type and how it applies to what they wear. Most women have certain things they like about their body and other things that they don't like. Whether you like it or not, this is just a fact of life.
For example, certain women are endowed with large breasts and they feel confident about them and like to show them off. Other women may feel just the opposite and may not want to draw attention to their flat chest. This isn't a bad thing necessarily. It is just a part of being human. With that said, there are some solutions for these feeling especially when it comes to wearing sexy lingerie.
When you select your sexy lingerie you want to keep your feeling about your body's strengths and weaknesses in mind. This way you can choose the right sexy lingerie according to how you want to look and feel.
A woman who wants to highlight her breasts has many choices. There are all types of sexy bras and push-up bras to choose from. Some are more revealing than others. A leather shelf bra does a nice job of displaying these fine assets.
For the woman who is looking to highlight her buttocks, a tight fitting pair of short shorts or booty shorts will do the job nicely. A sexy lace thong or any number of sexy g-strings will fit the bill as well.
If you are feeling a little conscientious about your tummy, you may want to consider trying different types of corsets. Some of them can really cover up the lower part of your stomach while putting the focus on your chest.
When you want to look sexy but really don't want to show too much skin, you will do well in a loose fitting camisole top and some matching pants. This is an elegant combination that covers the legs and buttocks and shows just enough up top to keep things interesting.
Whatever your personal case may be, the point to remember is that you should wear sexy lingerie that flatters your best assets while not drawing attention to the areas you are least comfortable with.
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60-meter hurdles - 8.68
100-meter hurdles - 14.12
400-meter hurdles - 57.72
800-meter relay - 1:37.98 Indoor Record
Long Jump - 20' 4"
Triple Jump - 41' 8"
ECAC Champion - Triple Jump (Outdoor 05)
Big East Champion - Long Jump (Outdoor 06)
Big East All-Conference (Indoor 06, 07; Outdoor 05, 06)
Indoor T/F - Earned all-conference honors for the second consecutive indoor season, jumping her way to second-place with a distance of 5.85 meters in the long jump competition at the Big East Championships...Contributed on the school-record breaking 800 meter relay team that turned in a time of 1:37.90 at the Akron University Invitational...Also took part in the 60-meter hurdles and placed sixth with a time of 8.78 at the conference meet...Claimed fourth in the long jump at the ECAC Indoor Championships with a distance of 5.74 meters...Came in seventh with a time of 8.11 in the 55-meter hurdles at the Sykes-Sabock Challenge Cup...In the 400 meters at the Penn State National Invitational, Hallman placed fifth with a time of 56.98...Ran for a time of 8.77 in the 60-meter hurdles at the Penn State Open, ranking fourth among the competition...Won the long jump at the Akron Quad with a distance of 5.91 meters.
Indoor T/F - Earned all-conference honors after placing third in the long jump at the Big East Championships...Also finished fourth in the triple jump and 1,600-meter relay and sixth in the 60-meter hurdles...Won the triple jump at the Akron Open and placed sixth in the 60-meter hurdles...Captured third in the long jump and triple jump at the Penn State Challenge Cup...Placed second in the 60-meter hurdles, third in the long jump and fourth in the 1,600-meter relay at the Akron Quad.
Outdoor T/F - Qualified for the NCAA East Regional Championships, placing 10th in the long jump and ninth in the 1,600-meter relay...Placed fourth in the 100-meter hurdles and in the top 20 of both the long jump and triple jump at the ECAC Championships...Big East champion in the long jump with a mark of 6.18 meters and placed second in the 1,600-meter relay, fourth in the triple jump, sixth in the 400-meter hurdles and eighth in the 100-meter hurdles...Finished third in the 1,600-meter relay and 10th in the long jump at the Penn Relays...Won the triple jump at the Nittany Lion Relays and placed second in both the 100-meter hurdles and long jump...Won the long jump at the Slippery Rock Invitational and placed third in both the 100-meter and 400-meter hurdles...Captured four event titles at the Western PA Championships in the 100-meter hurdles, triple jump, 400-meter relay and 1,600-meter relay in which she helped to set a meet record...Had top-10 finishes in the 400-meter hurdles and 1,600-meter relay at the Raleigh Relays.
Indoor T/F - Finished sixth in the long jump at the Big East Championships...Set a personal best in the 400 meters at the Penn State National Open...Finished fifth in the long jump at Penn State...At the Akron Invitational, set a personal best in the 60-meter hurdles and finished first in the long jump.
Outdoor T/F - Placed eighth in the long jump at the ECAC championships...Earned all-conference status twice with second-place finishes in the 400-meter hurdles and long jump at the Big East Championships...Finished third in the 400-meter hurdles at the Fred Hardy Invitational...Finished third in the 100-meter hurdles at the Western Pennsylvania Classic...Placed fourth in the 400 meters at the Penn State Challenge Cup...Finished first in the triple jump at the Penn State Challenge Cup with a score of 11.95 meters.
High School
Gatorade's "Will to Win" Athlete...Two-time state champion in the 300-meter hurdles...Three-time All-Dade athlete...Inducted into high school's Hall of Fame...Also participated in cheerleading.
Daughter of Richard Hallman and Cordelia Williams...Has one brother and seven sisters...Born January 15, 1986...Majoring in sociology.


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• Speaking of reviews, I will have that Kelly Clarkson album review soon. I've listened to the album twice through now, and I've got to say, it's pretty damn good. "Never Again" is growing on my, and really, the first 5 or 6 songs on the album are very re-listenible (and I know that's not actually a word. I don't care).
• I got to play with the iPhone a little bit. I need one. It's freakin' awesome. I can't really describe how awesome it is, so I'll go to a nice go-to movie for quoting, "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle."
Goldstein: You know the Holocaust?Basically. That sums it up.
Kumar: Yeah?
Goldstein: Picture the opposite of that!
• I've been traveling a lot more lately, for both work and pleasure, and I've gotten a little more used to flying. I still hate it, of course, but I don't freak out on flights like I used to. That will be put to the test next week, when I have to fly to LA. Even with the stopover, that's a long damn flight. It'll be worth it though, when I get to go to the ESPYs.
• OK, I swear this really just happened. I'm watching "Sunday Night Baseball" and they're talking about the iPhone. Peter Gammons interviewed Justin Verlander, who bought his, and one for Justin Morneau, at the Apple Store Friday night. This thing is so pervasive that even Jon Miller and Joe Morgan have now had a 10 minute conversation about it. Gammons even explained that to activate it, all you have to do is use iTunes. This is freakin' incredible. I need one now.


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I think if I get closer to trying it, I'll pick up a Blue or Red Gun based on one of my own guns and give it a go.
But thanks for the offer!
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I think if I get closer to trying it, I'll pick up a Blue or Red Gun based on one of my own guns and give it a go.
But thanks for the offer!
I have dozens of dummy guns, and add others as demand requires. I have used Ring's Blue Guns, ASP Red Guns, and Duncan's cast aluminum. There really are no cut-rate sources for any of these. Typically, adding another dummy costs around $50 delivered.
As noted above, many suppliers catalog training guns but do not actually stock the pieces. They take the order, then have Ring's, ASP, or Duncan's produce it.
A substantial part of my business is holsters for vintage and out-of-production handguns, which are very seldom available as dummies. My personal collection includes several, and I will purchase actual handguns when there is good demand for the holsters. The handgun will be paid for with the first 8 or 10 orders and the cost is a tax-deductible business expense for me. Used dummy guns have little value to anyone. Good quality firearms only go up in value and demand.
Since the OP is considering making a holster or two for his personal weapons I would suggest simply using those weapons for forming the holsters. As long as the weapons are cleaned and oiled properly there should be no damage done, and the fit will be as good as it can get.
It's funny but I was actually thinking about this the other day. What would happen if say a customer wanted a custom holster made for a gun that the holster manufacturer did not have a blue gun for, and they struck a deal where the customer purchases the blue gun and ships it to the holster maker as partial payment for the holster. The customer pays the same total price because he gets credit for the blue gun and the holster manufacturer gets the blue gun for future use. Win, win?
In my work I cast pieces on a regular basis from high density polymers using a silicone mold. If you have a weapon you need a plastic replica of to make a holster with it's easy enough to cast your own. It's not that expensive, and a good bit less to make than to buy. You would need something like a Food Saver vaccuum, and the material for the mold, and the casting resin. Epoxy Resin, Urethane Foam, Silicone Mold Making Rubber-AeroMarine Products is where I get mine, and it's quality, but there are other places that sell basically the same thing. I use the AM 128 Silicone Rubber RTV for the mold. and cast the AeroMarine Polymer Casting Resin (Off-White). If you really want a blue gun, or any other color they have coloring also, but for a pattern for a holster I use the off white color that the resin is without coloring. That resin when cured is very tough. Don't buy more silicone or resin than you will use in a year. That's about the life expectancy of it. The mold is resuable countless times, but how many blue guns does one need to make holsters for the same weapon?
I don't have any special ties to Aero Marine other than they are one of my suppliers, and I don't care to make any blue guns for anyone else other than for my own use. If I can help with info on your doing yours contact me.


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Albus Dumbledore? THE Albus Dumbledore?! I thought in my head, as I looked at the man beyond age with a pointed nose and mischievous twinkle in his sapphire eyes. This man if not Mr. Harris was absolutely Dumbledore from the HP world.
Who are you, miss? Dumbledore asked me again, his eyes fell opon what I was wearing. I was still wearing my school uniform and a jacket that has the school crest on it. I open my mouth to explain but the sound of the door opening interrupted me.
Professor Dumbledore, how is the girl? a voice asked, I turned around to see who it was. I now face a teenage boy with unruly black hair, startling green eyes and a lightning bolt shaped scar on his forehead. The only person who fits this description is-
H Harry Potter? I exclaimed, the boy nodded.
The one and only, so where are you from miss ? He trailed off, I didnt stop an think before answering-
Alison Fitcher. The two men gave me a puzzled look.
That would be really funny. I heard someone say, to my surprised a girl entered the room. She was a teenager with long silver hair, deep purple eyes and she was grinning mischievously. Because Im Alison Fitcher. The girl continued. I was quite shocked, who the heck did the girl from my fic, walk around freely in the HP world. The girl studied me for a while, from head to toe.
Anyway whats your real name? She asked me, I stood and thought for a while.
Sierra Mikain. I said, I was hoping that non of them have played the suikoden game before. Ally studied me for a bit more before grinning mischievously.
Headmaster Dumbledore, I think you should get her sorted. Shes really confused now so I think we should wait for her to relax and tell us how she came here, dont you think? Ally said, I looked as Dumbledore stood in thoughts before heading to a shelf, took out the sorting hat and place it on my head.
Hello miss Mikain, or should I say miss Akasuki? The hat said in my head
I thought youd know . I sighed
From what I see in your head, you seem to from another dimension. How did you end up here is a reason you have to find out for yourself. I was a little startled by this remark.
What do you mean, Mr. hat?
Like I said, you have to find out for yourself, now on with the sorting. My heart raced, which house was I going to be put in? Is the hat going to say that I have no magic at all? If I dont then how come can I see hogwarts?
It seems you have ravenclaw and slytherin potential. Hmmm hard to choose, but then again I think the best house for you shoud be SLYTHERIN! The hat shouted.
Oh great, into the serpents den the only thing that will make up to this is the hotness of Draco heheh I thought
Good, now do you have a wand, Miss Mikain? Dumbledore asked
No, I dont even know if I could do magic. I replied
Hmmm .then lets see. Use my wand. Ally hands her wand to me, I took it.
Wingardium leviosa. I said and point it at a book. To my surprise it actually floated.
H how did that happen? I stuttered, the book fell down on the floor with a loud thud.
Nevermind about how, but now that we know that she could do magic, can you tell someone to take her to diagon alley and get a wand, professor Dumbledore? Ally asked, Dumbledore nodded
Ill have Remus take her, now lets call your sister to have her take Miss Mikain to her commonroom. Dumbledore walked over to the fireplace he put some floo powder in and said a persons name under his breath. Soon a persons face popped up.
What do you need, Al professor Dumbledore? The person said. She had moonshine blonde hair and ocean blue eyes, shes probably Camilla Fitcher.
I need you to come here and pick up a new student. Which reminds me, how old are you, Ms. Mikain? Dumbledore asked
15 years old. I lied, I wanted to be in the same classes as the others. Dumbledore nodded and a few seconds later, Camilla popped out of the fireplace.
So wheres the new student, professor? Camilla asked
Im over here! I answered, waving my hands in the air. Camilla walks over to me and stared.
So whats your name? She asked
Sierra Mikain, age 15. I answered, she raised an eyebrow.
Okay Sierra, lets show you to your dorm. Bye everyone. Camilla pulled my hands and lead me out of the room.
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Holder ready to take Kansas to court over new gun law
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tensions are flaring between Attorney General Eric Holder and Kansas over a new state law shielding guns made in the state from federal regulation.
Holder recently wrote to Republican Gov. Sam Brownback, saying the new law conflicts with the Constitution by potentially putting federal authorities in a legal bind.
"Federal officers cannot be forced to choose between the risk of a criminal prosecution by a state and the continued performance of their duties," Holder wrote in a letter dated April 26.
Holder threatened legal action against the state, saying the federal government would do what's necessary to prevent Kansas from interfering with agents enforcing federal law.
The state is bracing for litigation. State Attorney General Derek Schmidt has asked the Legislature for $225,000 for the next two years to defend the law.
Swept up in a states' rights fervor, Kansas was one of 31 states this year that considered bills to nullify federal gun control laws talked about in the aftermath of the Newtown, Conn., shooting, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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The Missouri House passed a bill in late April that made it a felony for federal officials to enforce federal gun laws. It now awaits action in the state Senate.
At issue in Kansas is a bill Brownback signed April 17 called the Second Amendment Protection Act. It passed overwhelmingly with bipartisan support.
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Federal agents violating the law would face the lowest-level felony in Kansas, carrying a prison sentence ranging from five to 13 months.
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The conservative Heritage Foundation put out a fact sheet titled: "Nullification: Unlawful and unconstitutional."
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In yet another bald attempt to capture a GOP candidate in an unflattering light, the liberal blogosphere has obtained a photo of Governor Rick Perry chowing down on a corn dog. At least the photo seems to put to rest earlier charges that a similar snapshot of Michele Bachmann was sexist.
The image, shown on this page, first appeared as the "pic of the day" in a Texas publication called The Dallas Voice, which describes itself as "the premier media source for LGBT Texas." (The prurient caption appended to the image—"Rick Perry deep-throats corn dog at the Iowa State Fair"—is hardly likely to win friends and influence enemies of the LGBT lifestyle, but that's another article.)
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