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This is a discussion on test drive turned into...ownership within the New Member Hangout forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Originally Posted by chris410 "fishy" not sure what you are trying to say so I will leave your comment at ...
I see where you are coming from but turbo cars tend to vary quite a bit even though the basic components are the same ie...turbo/IC/intake/exhaust...actuators, boost controller/wastegate...etc... Some cars will let you get away with a lot while others have very little tolerance for mods (example...installing an intake without a tune) This is the first car I have ever owned that requires a tune for an intake yet, had I not done my research I could have potentially caused myself a lot of issues! I have owned a lot of cars and modified nearly all of them so, one thing I have learned is to know the car before modding! :-) All good!
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'14 WRX Crystal Black/SPT CBE/Tuned by Torqued Performance
I've had mine about a year now, and like you I was concerned about warenty issues and the accessport. After doing a lot of research, I decided to get the accessport, start with the Cobb 91 Octane tune, and then have it dialed in by an E-Tune. It is not as comprehensive as getting a ground up tune, but it does suit a daily driver quite well. I went with the 91 octane tune as a base just to play it safe.
I'm putting down 240 hp / 254 tq at the wheels on a dyno dynamics dyno.
The Cobb stage 1 smothes out the power delivery. When WOT there were a couple of spots (for lack of better discription) that hicup'd as you would pull through a gear. Thats probably the most noticable gain of going with a stage 1 tune. Just smoothes things out some. With the V3, you also have up to 6 gauges you can monitor as you drive. Mine stays in the car, and I use it everyday.
Not sure where in N. VA you are, but PTuning in Manassas has done work for me both on my S2000 and this WRX. They do good work, and their tuner would be good to talk to and maybe ask some questions.
Take care
2013 Ice Silver Premium 5 door - Stage 1 E-Tune
"From a little spark may burst a mighty flame." - Dante
"The stitch is lost unless the thread is knotted." - Italian proverb
You nailed it, I have worked on a lot of cars and have learned that each one requires a specific way of building them. At this point, I want to learn as much as I can before doing anything. Also, I am no aiming to build my car into a race car so, I am only looking at a few mods which are possibly the Cobb stage 1 tune and an intake. My car came with the SPT catback which I like.
He did respond and explain his comment so, it's all good! I get the similar response when I ride my motorcycle on the street. I raced CCS for several years but am very relaxed on the street as opposed to when I ride on the track, two different worlds! Cars are the same way, you have to learn each one otherwise, you could easily blow a motor, I have seen people do it before.
Again, thanks everyone for the insight! I hope there are some N. Va meets so that I can meet some of you.
'14 WRX Crystal Black/SPT CBE/Tuned by Torqued Performance
Well, my wife picked up her '14 STi on Saturday, it was not supposed to arrive until Friday the 24th so it was a nice surprise. It is a definite difference between my car and the STi, the STi feels quite a bit more stable and holy bat sh*t does it corner nicely! Although, I will say that the WRX is nothing short of exceptional itself. The power is noticeable however, it is not necessarily a huge difference. I do like the shifter on the STi so, I will be upgrading my WRX to the short shifter in the near future. Hers is the sedan so, I will try to post up a picture once the snow is cleared out and I clean up both cars.
Now, many of you are wondering why she has the STi and I have the WRX. Mine is a hatch and I needed a car with decent gas mileage as I do a lot of driving in the summer since I downhill mountain bike. Also, the dealer did not have any STi hatches so, I am happy with my car and the slightly better gas mileage will help when I go on my trips. I will say she absolutely loves the car, we met racing (she had a Supra as well) so, she can certainly drive! Last but not least, her is the grey color and is the sedan.
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'14 WRX Crystal Black/SPT CBE/Tuned by Torqued Performance
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Last week, the Minutemen came to town to protest illegal immigration, but The Washington Post shunned them to the inside of the Metro section, to page B-3. Their crowd was estimated at just 150. On Wednesday, the pro-illegal immigration advocates came to Capitol Hill again, and the Post estimated the gathering at about 400. That's also what you might call an inside-the-Metro-section crowd.
Think again. The rally itself made page A-13 today, complete with yet another color photo of American flags in the sun. The story by Karin Brulliard and Krissah Williams was headlined "Immigrant Advocates Take Their Case to Capitol Hill: Activists Lobby Members of Congress, Aides on Legislation." But its most prominent placement was the dominant story on the top of the front page of the Style section by the very protester-friendly David Montgomery. It was titled "An Up-the-Hill Battle: Even Without Citizenship, Immigrants Embrace a Chance to Become Activists," but should have said "Illegal Immigrants" were the lobbyists celebrated.
Neither one of these stories used the word "liberal" to describe anyone in the story, either the amnesty lobbyists or the sympathetic Democrats who received them. They were merely "activists." The A-section piece reported "Washington area advocates met in person with five members of Congress from Maryland -- all Democrats considered sympathetic to the immigrant rights campaign, including [ahem, ultraliberal] Sens. Barbara A. Mikulski and Paul S. Sarbanes." A liberal could reply that in that piece, Sen. George Allen's staff conducted an off-the-record chat with the lobbyists, and Allen wasn't singled out as conservative.
The Style section story by Montgomery very sympathetically recounted the liberal publicist's painted face of the pro-illegal immigrant campaign, a Baltimore woman named Alicia Villalva:
Villalva has just finished telling four of his senior staffers her story, words in Spanish and English, tears spilling down her cheeks. How she left home at 15 because her family was starving. Survived the desert to "help my dad," whom she didn't see again for nine years. Now, married, she has three children, who are Americans.
"The only thing we want to do is work and build the country," says Villalva, and the Hill staffers watch her, riveted...
As an undocumented worker with a fictional taxpayer ID number, does she get a voice? Should she, like hundreds of other immigrants who walked the waxed halls of Congress yesterday, have a chance to petition the government?
"I pay taxes," says Villalva. This is American.
* * *
"We Are America," say the blue-and-white stickers on the lapels of the earnest petitioners in the long, echoing corridors on the day the Senate votes yes to an amendment for a big border fence. You could say, Well of course! Immigrants have a personal stake in the debate unfolding in Congress over immigration reform. People are always animated to become Super Citizens when the usual blah-blah-blah of lawmaking suddenly touches their lives. They end up stalking the Hill with sheaves of talking points, congressional face books and thumbnail sketches of key legislators.
Which is what the immigrants had yesterday.
Still, it was something new -- almost alien, for a group of people frequently dismissed as such -- to approach and be received as fully vested Americans. If one had to complete a practicum for the naturalization test, this could be it.
Earth to the Post: no the proper naturalization test is -- the naturalization process, which the illegal aliens arrogantly break the law and skip. Nowhere in the Montgomery piece, other than brief literary flourishes of objectionable people who "frequently dismiss" illegal aliens --who themselves are frequently dismissed in the Washington Post -- is there anyone with an opposing view.
The Post seems utterly untouched by the concept that it is odd to demand your rights (and government subsidies) from a government you have refused to acknowledge or obey, or consider that it often seems, on a national scale, like someone breaking into your house and eating our of your pantry, and then complaining about the food.
PS: It would additionally annoy the Minuteman crowd that these people weren't even lobbying in English: "For us, no law is better than a bad law," Jaime Contreras, chairman of the National Capital Immigration Coalition, said in Spanish to Alejandro Perez, an aide to Rep. Steny H. Hoyer (D-Md.)..."


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Pinched Orange Macaroons
This recipe, one of Martha's favorites, is courtesy of Patrick Lemble, executive pastry chef at the Four Seasons restaurant, in New York City.
- Yield: Makes 5 dozen
Source: Martha Stewart Living, December 2009
- 2 large egg whites
- 1 pound almond paste
- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar, sifted, plus more for surface and coating
- 1/8 teaspoon pure almond extract
- 1/2 ounce (1 tablespoon) Grand Marnier or other orange-flavored liqueur
- 1 1/2 teaspoons finely grated orange zest
Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper or nonstick baking mats. Beat 1 egg white, the almond paste, confectioners' sugar, and almond extract with a mixer on medium speed until creamy, about 2 minutes. Add Grand Marnier and orange zest, and beat until combined, about 1 minute.
Turn out dough onto a clean surface lightly dusted with confectioners' sugar, and roll into two 3/4-inch-thick logs, about 18 inches long. Cut each log crosswise into thirty 1/2-inch pieces. Roll each piece into a ball.
Lightly beat remaining egg white. Brush onto each dough ball, and roll in sugar, tapping to remove excess. Transfer to prepared baking sheets. Let stand for 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Gently pinch each piece of dough with three fingers to form an irregular pyramid shape. Bake until pale golden, about 15 minutes. Transfer baking sheets to wire racks, and let cool completely. (Macaroons can be stored at room temperature for up to 1 week.)


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Removing resonator in 550i
I was thinking about doing a minor exhaust mod to my 550 by just removing the resonators and putting a straight pipe through. As anybody done this? Does it improve the sound any?
Removing resonator in 550i
I removed the front most resonators just passed the cat. I left the box shaped one in the rear to cut down on drone. Sounds great but I also swapped mufflers with an OEM M5. I'll have to upload a sound clip. Not sure you'll hear much of a difference outside of the car, maybe a little more throaty inside the car with just removing some resonators. If you can find an OEM M5 muffler do it!! The vacuum works just like the 550's and it sounds like it should've from the factory. A lot more beefy but not annoying. Quiet at cruising speeds and throaty and mean when you get on it.
I'm assuming you're referring to resonators just behind the downpipes then? Did you get to test the exhaust note after the resonator delete, and prior to swapping with the M5 mufflers? Was there a difference? Do you have drone now? I will prefer to keep the 550i rectangular tips.
Yes and yes. The M5 mufflers had a more definitive growl vs the stock 550's. I have zero drone whatsoever. Absolutely love this setup.
please upload a clip!! would love to do this set up.
where did you get the M5 pipes?
In the classified section of this forum actually!! Check it frequently!
Sounds great! And no drone at all?
That car is the same color as mine. I just got mine 3 weeks ago. I see you blacked out the 550badge that something I want to do. Donyou have any pics of your car?
How much didnit cost you to install and puechase the M5 pipes?
No drone. My inspiration for the vinyl wrap job was from another member here. Actually bought his Vossen rims. Maybe you bought his car? Mufflers were I think around $500 for whole OEM M5 catback system but I just used the mufflers. Installation was another $300. Still beats the price of an Eisenmann system. The badges are carbon fiber pieces. Kinda cheap Chinese crap from online. They fade quickly and warp. Think I'll put the factory rounders in with vinyl overlays instead. Can't beat factory quality.
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Thats a nice looking car! Congrats!
I got the car from the brother of a member in this forum. I am not sure what his user name. He just told me his brother was all over the forums back when we made the deal. How did you know?
Thanks for the picks. I just ordered some vinyl and I am going to overlay it on top of the handles, badges, etc.
I'll keep an eye on the muffler. What is a budgetary number for the overall wrapping of the car in Vinyl?
The wrap was around $2k. Supposedly lasts 3-4 years if u take care of it. I've had it on since January with no issues. Parking sensors work perfectly even covered up. My car is originally black so I left the roof and mirrors alone. Great contrast. Trunk spoiler, fender indicators , handle inserts and lower rear bumper are all gloss black. I figure the wrap is great paint protecting and I don't have to worry about keeping a black car clean all the time and no scratches!!! Really easy to clean, u can even take it to the car wash. Just don't wax it like paint. You use half/half alcohol and water for any hard stains or dead bugs and finish with Meguires quick detailed wax.
very cool! did you do the vinyl wrap yourself or did you have it done?
Thank you. I had it done by a professional shop. Just so happened they were doing Chris Browns Lambo Aventador so that made me more confident when I dropped it off. Wrapping takes patience and there's definitely the right way to do it. For small parts you could do it yourself but I wouldn't trust myself to do my whole car. I would probably waste so much material. Also I suggest only using the 3M stuff. It's thicker and lasts longer. Mine is 1080 Matte Grey.
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Re: FactorInteger Print Formatting
How about:
PairOut[{x_, y_}] := "(" <> ToString[x] <> ")" /; y == 1;
PairOut[{x_, y_}] :=
"(" <> ToString[x] <> "^" <> ToString[y] <> ")" /; y > 1
StringJoin[PairOut /@ FactorInteger[450]]
It's easier to use parentheses than "*"s.
--Lou Talman
Metropolitan State College of Denver
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> Date: Thu, 06 Apr 1995 01:56:56 -0500 (EST)
> From: Alan Powell <POWELLA at delphi.com>
> Subject: [mg650] FactorInteger Print Formatting
> To: mathgroup at christensen.cybernetics.net
Could anyone suggest a neat way to reformat the output of
FactorInteger into a more usable print format?
FactorInteger[n] gives a list of prime factors of the integer n
in ascending order, together with their exponents viz:
FactorInteger[900] produces the list {{2,2},{3,2},{5,2}}
What I need is a function called say factorform[list] such that:
Print[ factorform[{{2,2},{3,2},{5,2}}] ] produces 2^2*3^2*5^2
Ideally exponents equal to 1 would be suppressed so that when
ff = FactorInteger[30] produces {{2,1},{3,1},{5,1}} then
Print[factorform[ff]] would give 2*3*5 instead of 2^1*3^1*5^1 and
Print[factorform[FactorInteger[2^6*3*5^2*7]]] would give 2^6*3*5^2*7
A procedural solution is possible, but I was unable to create a simple
function which would give the desired result.
Alan Powell POWELLA at delphi.com


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Dec. 18, 2013
By Whitney Dixon
When Jennifer Ulehla accepted the job as the first University of Michigan women's lacrosse head coach in program history on Sept. 8, 2011, she was well aware of the challenges that come with building a new program from scratch. After gaining valuable experience in the development of a new program as an assistant coach at Florida from Jan. 2008-June 2010, Ulehla was ready to take on the challenge as the head coach at Michigan.
She immediately went to working assembling her coaching staff that would help lead the first-year program into action in 2014, and hit the recruiting trial in full force.
With her coaching staff in place, Ulehla's team of 28 freshmen, stepped foot on campus on Aug. 28, 2013, with many emotions about the journey that was in front of them. From day one, Ulehla's mission was to develop a championship culture within her program parallel to Michigan's well-established tradition of excellence.
In addition to adapting to life as first-year college students, the team was introduced to the increased demands of being collegiate athletes. Conditioning, weight lifting and practices were much more intense than the young women were used to at the high school level. And with 100 percent of the roster being freshmen, the team lacked upperclassmen and defined leaders to set the tone.
"There is so much more that goes into being a leader at the collegiate level," said freshman Anna Schueler. "Between school and lacrosse and our social lives, you have to be at the top of your game in all aspects."
"It was difficult for girls to step up at the beginning because we were all on the same level," added freshman Emily Braun.
A constant theme throughout the fall season was helping each player understand the level of play and work ethic needed to excel at the Division I level. Playing some of the nation's top teams during the fall, including Johns Hopkins, Loyola, Louisville, Duke and defending national champion North Carolina, put the inexperienced team in a challenging position, but one that would help hammer home the coaches' message.
The team's level of play and daily level of intensity began to improve, but was lacking consistency at times. Following the fall season, the coaching staff decided it would be helpful to receive some outside assistance with building that championship culture from The Program -- an organization that provides professional and collegiate athletic teams with leadership development and team building services.
Throughout a two-day span the team went through six hours of training with CEO and Founder of The Program, Eric Kapitulik, a retired Officer in the United States Marine Corps. Prior to starting the physical work at Michigan Stadium, Eric and his assistant Kelly Boring, an All-American swimmer at the US Naval Academy and retired Naval Aviator, met with the team to explain its mission. Eric's inspiring story about surviving a helicopter crash in the middle of the ocean and then raising money for the children of his fallen men by competing in the world's toughest endurance events, including eight Ironman Triathlons, immediately motivated the team.
"A lot of credibility came with their backgrounds and what they'd been through," said Schueler. "After seeing the video of Eric surviving the helicopter crash, we knew we could accomplish anything."
Many members of Team One worked harder in those two days than they had ever worked before and were pushed far outside their comfort zone. Different players were selected as leaders throughout the two days with the goal of developing stronger leaders. After completing day one at the Big House, the team met at the pool at 5 a.m. to begin the second day.
Braun was one of the leaders selected to direct one of two groups during the first mission in the pool. With two groups split on opposite sides of the pool, Braun shouted commands for her team to jump in, swim across the pool, climb out and perform an exercise such as jumping jacks or pushups on the pool deck. If the group did not perform the task with perfect execution and intensity, the responsibility fell on Braun and the team repeated the task. For over an hour the two groups attempted to achieve perfection in all aspects of the mission.
"Emily Braun stepped up a lot and was an immediate leader," said Schueler.
"I think it forced me to come out of my comfort zone because in the fall it was easy to just follow other's lead, but when they told me I was going to lead the group, it demanded a lot more of me," Braun added about her experience as a leader. "I think I've always been a leader, but I just needed something to pull it out of me on this team. I thought The Program really gave girls the opportunity to step up and show their leadership ability."
Although Braun was one of the leaders, the team was not able to complete the mission without active listening, cooperation and hard work from the entire team. Each player had to perform at the highest level before they moved onto the next mission.
"I thought it opened the eyes of all of us on the team because The Program emphasized the importance of all of us fulfilling our roles," said Braun. "We all have to depend on each other in order to be successful."
The second mission was even more physically and mentally trying and required more swimming ability, as the team jumped into the deep end wearing hooded sweatshirts and began treading water. With freshman Kelly Kubach now leading the entire team, they were tasked with removing their sweatshirts, switching sweatshirts with a partner and putting that soaking wet sweatshirt on as fast as possible -- all while treading water. For some who were not strong swimmers, the mission was terrifying at times.
"For me personally, I hate water, so going in I didn't want to do it," Schueler admitted. "Some girls were more comfortable than others, so people that were comfortable stepped up and helped others who weren't."
After each unsuccessful attempt, the team talked about what it could improve upon and began to identify its strengths and how to overcome its weaknesses. In an effort to help those who were struggling, several players, without hesitation, dove underwater to hold up teammates who were having difficulty.
Freshman Amanda Sutor, a two-time letterwinner in swimming in high school, was one player who shined during that mission. She not only excelled individually, but helped others when the team attempted time and time again to complete the mission. Sutor took her sweatshirt on and off with ease each time, but that was not the case for Schueler, who was next to Sutor struggling with each rep.
"I recognized that I could swim well and it was my responsibility to help someone who couldn't -- I couldn't help everyone, but I was able to help Anna," said Sutor.
"Everyone saw how much Amanda helped me in the water and I couldn't have gotten through that without her," Schueler recalled. "If she didn't help me, we never could have passed as a team. Amanda helping me helped the whole team."
Trust played a major role as several players were forced to put aside their fears to let others help them. "Anna had to trust me because I told her to go under water with the sweatshirt around her head and I would take it off of her in two seconds," Sutor said. "If she didn't trust me, it would have been much harder, but we got a system down and got faster each time."
Although a lot of pressure was put on the leaders of each mission, it quickly became apparent that all members of the team had to work extremely hard and communicate effectively to succeed.
"A lot of people were able to show their heart, passion and ability to be good teammates in a different environment," said Sutor. "Now we just have to translate that onto the lacrosse field."
The young Wolverines were able to show the fight that each of them possessed, which will be essential in the team's inaugural season.
"We never wanted to quit and that's what's really cool about this team," Schueler explained. "There was a general consensus that it was hard, but we wanted to keep pushing and complete the task."
Things were by no means perfect by the end of second day, but the team gained a great deal that it can now apply on the lacrosse field. Perhaps the most important take away from the experience was for each athlete to understand how far they can push themselves, both physically and mentally.
"Looking back, we physically exerted ourselves so much beyond our comfort zone," said Sutor. "I wouldn't have thought I could do that many pushups, but we did. It shows that if we go out with that intensity and energy every day and just focus on the task at hand that we'll see good results."
The team now seems to embrace the fact that constant hard work is the only thing that's going to help them reach their goals, and realizes that the sense of accomplishment that comes with completing a mission or a hard workout is totally worth it.
"Nothing is going to come easy and we have to work hard every day, but we're trying to have fun with it because if you make it enjoyable it makes it easier," said Braun. "Going through The Program helped put things in perspective and showed us we can get through anything."
For coach Ulehla and Team One, building that championship culture is an ongoing process to, in the words of Eric Kapitulik, get "that much better" every day.
With the inaugural season right around the corner, Sutor stressed the importance of continuing to build on what they learned during The Program and throughout the fall. "It's really important for our leaders to step up and for us to hold each other accountable. We're preparing to play our first season and we have to be physically and mentally ready to hit the ground running in January."


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The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD
2012 or Rio+20) is taking place in Brazil on 20-22 June 2012 to mark the
20th anniversary of the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and
Development (UNCED), in Rio de Janeiro, and the 10th anniversary of the 2002
World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD), in Johannesburg.
It is envisioned that Rio+20 Conference will result in a focused political
document, while the process strives to embrace and bring together the three
pillars of sustainable development: social, economic and environmental. The
conference will also address implementation, emerging challenges, as well as new
opportunities for accelerating the transition towards sustainable development
ITU has promptly submitted its input for the compilation document to serve as
basis for the preparation of a zero draft of the outcome document of the
conference. Through its submission, ITU comments on the progress to date,
underlines the potential key role of information and communication technologies
(ICTs) in the transition to a greener and fairer development model, and shares
its expectations for the outcomes of the Conference and the future sustainable
development agenda.
Drawing lessons from the outcomes of the major conferences on sustainable
development, ITU notes the need for concrete and measurable targets to be
defined at the Rio+20 Summit. In addition, ITU emphasizes the need for greater
coordination of actions at all levels, and deeper integration of policies, in
particular cross-sectoral national strategies.
With regards to the theme of the Green Economy in the context of sustainable
development and poverty eradication, ITU highlights the transformational
potential and positive impact of ICTs in multiple areas such as measuring and
monitoring; regulations and standards; capacity building and technology access;
engagement of industry and ICT sector; communication dynamics; and social
dimension dynamics.
ICTs are a unique cost-effective, environmentally friendly and inclusive
instrument to spur green growth and create jobs, promote social progress and the
MDGs, and ensure environmental protection and a sustainable future. Thus, ITU
reiterates that ICTs should be recognized as one of the major cross-cutting
drivers of sustainable development. ICTs help reinforce, converge and integrate
all three pillars of sustainable development, and they also support and
facilitate attainment of its fundamental underlying principles of efficiency,
effectiveness and equity.
Among concrete outcomes expected from the Conference, ITU supports the
development of a Roadmap, a conceptual and action-oriented framework setting
specific goals and a set of green economy tools to achieve them. ITU advocates
for inclusion in the text of two such Sustainable Development Goals relating to
ICTs: (a) ICTs as key vehicles and basic infrastructure driving the transition
to green economy and sustainable development patterns, to reflect their new
multifold role and potential as described above; (b) Access to ICTs and to
broadband, as a goal itself with direct impact on other basic services and
ITU believes the time is right to make the best use of all the opportunities at
our hands to move together the sustainable development agenda forward, with and
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Lionel postwar #773 with 2426W tender 1950 hudson LN
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The Women You Should Know crew was on location yesterday shooting the next WYSK video profile, set to debut later this month. They spent the morning with one of Newsweek's "150 Fearless Women Who Shake The World", the remarkable Jessica Greer Morris, Executive Director of Project Girl Performance Collective. The published playwright, human rights activist, mother of twin boys, public health advocate and champion for women and girls all over the world, is fostering a brave new generation through her work and we cannot wait to share her story. Prepare to be moved and inspired.
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Tevez's long-time advisor Kia Joorabchian headed to Turin earlier today to begin negotiations over personal terms.
Once Tevez arrives from South America, he will have a medical, although the striker's past record does not suggest that will be a problem.
Providing there are no unforseen hitches, Tevez will then complete one of the most notable summer transfers tomorrow.
Although he has yet to officially start work, new City boss Manuel Pellegrini is known to have authorised the transfer, which could net the Blues £13.5million and will save them up to £27million, including bonuses, from the final year of Tevez's contract.
The move gives City more flexibility to operate in the transfer market, although it has been suggested Pellegrini is happy to offer Edin Dzeko a chance to stake a claim for a regular place.
There had been interest in Napoli's Edinson Cavani, although it is claimed City are not willing to meet the Italian club's £50million valuation.
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With the Rio Olympics fast approaching, track and field athletics is once again embroiled in scandal, controversy, and disgust. Or in the media it is. On Friday night I was lucky enough to bear witness to the electricity meter at the London Olympic Stadium explode with the buzz of the Anniversary Games. It was just fantastic for the world to focus solely on the talent...
The investigative journalists might pat each other on the back, share high fives, line dance or whatever is they do when they celebrate this half story, but the one question the readers should be asking is, 'Where are the names?' Without them, this is just a pointless exercise in fiction, with mildly interesting allegations.
The crisis that has now engulfed the IAAF shares many of the characteristics of the crisis at Fifa. Again we see allegations that another group of old men of considerable power and standing within their sport, have exploited the lack of independent governance and scrutiny within their organisation, to make money out of cheating.
This week an Usain Bolt film has been announced, made by the men behind Class Of '92, Ben and Gabe Turner at Fulwell 73. The film will follow Usain as he heads towards the Rio Olympics next year and his retirement season in 2017. The story line above could well be what we see played out in this movie.


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- 1 1/2 pints lemon curd, prepared
- 1 box yellow cake mix
- 3 cups heavy cream
- 3 tablespoons granulated sugar
These cupcakes are as light and fluffy as a cloud. Your guests will be delighted with the surprise filling of lemon curd.
Why Try? The lemon curd filling really makes these cupcakes special. Just the thing for your Easter buffet.
Foodie Byte: For tender cupcakes, make sure all ingredients are at room temperature before preparing the batter for the cupcakes.
- Line cupcake pans with paper liners; fill liners 2/3 full of batter. Bake according to package directions. Allow cupcakes to cool.
- Insert an apple corer into the top of the cupcakes. Do not allow the apple corer to go through the bottom of the cupcake. Twist the corer as it is removed from the cupcake. This will form a small hole in the cupcakes. The hole for the cupcake can also be hallowed out using a measuring spoon (1/2 teaspoon measure) if an apple corer is not available.
- Fill cupcakes with lemon curd using a teaspoon. Approximately 1- 1/2 teaspoons.
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By Truthdig Staff
Since 2006, Truthdig has been proud to publish the essays of Gore Vidal.
America the Great ... Police State
July 28, 2009
Let us accept the facts staring us in the face—that demonstrably we are no longer a republic. We are no longer governed by laws, only by armed men and force. This is just like the days of Billy the Kid. You have an armed man going down a dusty street and that is authority. And it has come to this for us.
Gore Vidal Blasts Racism Claim
Nov. 10, 2008
Gore Vidal, racist? Au contraire, the renowned author asserts in this response to a recent piece on The Huffington Post that claimed Vidal had a problem with Barack Obama's bid for the White House because of the president-elect's race.
John McCain in the Echo Chamber
Oct. 27, 2008
October proved to be the cruelest month, for that was the time that Sen. McCain, he of the round, blank, Little Orphan Annie eyes, chose to try out a number of weird lies about Barack Obama ostensibly in the interest of a Republican Party long overdue for burial.
Gore Vidal's Article of Impeachment
June 11, 2008
On June 9, 2008, a counterrevolution began on the floor of the House of Representatives against the gas and oil crooks who had seized control of the federal government. This counterrevolution began in the exact place which had slumbered during the all-out assault on our liberties and the Constitution itself.
Gore Vidal Speaks Seriously Ill of the Dead
March 20, 2008
The iconic author objects to Newsweek's obituary of his onetime rival, William F. Buckley, a "knightly man," as described by the magazine, who stood up to "bullies" like Gore Vidal ... by gay-bashing him on national television.
Gore Vidal on the Democratic Debate Debacle
Dec. 18, 2007
Whither Dennis Kucinich? If the powers that be at CNN and a certain Iowa news outlet (attention: Des Moines Register) thought that elbowing Kucinich out of the most recent Democratic presidential debate would slip by unnoticed, Gore Vidal is more than ready to disabuse them of that notion.
Nov. 13, 2006
In this Truthdig exclusive excerpt from his just-released book, "Point to Point Navigation: A Memoir," National Book Award-winning author Gore Vidal recounts Depression-era episodes of his life involving his grandfather, T.P. Gore, the blind senator from Oklahoma, along with a political, economic and existential awakening that followed young Vidal's viewing of "The Prince and the Pauper."
Gore Vidal: Reflections on 9/11
Sept. 19, 2006
The legendary man of letters sees echoes of Rome's devolution from republic to empire in America's imperial misadventures since the Sept. 11 attacks.
Gore Vidal: America and Empire
April 14, 2006
The celebrated man of letters charts the course of American post-WWII hegemony in this concise original essay written as a foreword to Robert Scheer's new book, "Playing President."
President Jonah, Meet Oliver Cromwell!
Feb. 7, 2006
Building on his "President Jonah" theme, Gore Vidal offers another angle on George W. Bush's presidency, illuminated by the recent spate of wildfires in Southern California.
Hail and Fairwell, Gore Vidal
Truthdig Managing Editor Peter Scheer on his memories of Gore Vidal:
I remember Gore Vidal like a Bond villain. He was sitting on the edge of his bed in that same big house in the Hollywood Hills where he died Tuesday night. Holding on to a glass of whiskey with one hand, he used the other to stroke a giant white cat with an angry mouth and a cloudy gray eye. He called it "pussy." Of course he did.
I was there to record the great man with the booming voice while he read his latest Truthdig essay. We had done this before, but I got the impression that my arrival had disturbed him and I was anxious as I fumbled with my equipment. He was a pro with Southern grace and diction that could dent a microphone, but he chose that day to fuck with me. Rather than read his own words as written, Gore kept going off script, eyeballing me and smiling every time I ruined the recording by laughing nervously at his improvisations. The audio was unusable, but the great man had his fun and that mattered much more to him than the godforsaken hits we might generate with a podcast. That was four years ago.
A Tribute in Photos:
In memory of the renowned author and social critic, Truthdig presents a set of unreleased photographs of Gore Vidal taken at his home during an interview in January 2006.
Gore Vidal on the American Empire:
Gore Vidal reads from his essay, "Hail and Farewell: the End of the American Empire, in which the iconic author, historian and patriot suggested that perhaps there was a more sinister explanation for the president's fiascoes than mere incompetence: He was out to destroy the American empire.
Gore Vidal on Campaign '08 and America's Future:
Robert Scheer sits down with Gore Vidal to hear his take on the upcoming presidential campaign, religion and the future of the American empire in this first installment from Truthdig's series of interviews with the iconic author and historian.
Gore Vidal: Living Through History
Iconic author and historian Gore Vidal speaks with Robert Scheer about his new memoir, "Point to Point Navigation," and the events that shaped his life and his country, from war with Hitler to the "waking nightmare" of Iraq.
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Gore Vidal on the Academy Awards, Sexuality and Politics
In a Truthdig interview conducted by Sheerly Avni, Gore Vidal weighs in on this year's Academy Awards competition, Ang Lee's "Brokeback Mountain" and Truman Capote's Proust complex.
President Jonah, Spoken by Gore Vidal
Internationally acclaimed essayist, novelist and playwright Gore Vidal argues that America under Bush is evincing characteristics of the post-fall-of-Rome Dark Ages: the triumph of faith over reason, the atrophy of education and critical thinking, and integration of the state, torture and religion.
On life, movies, Cuba, his country's future, and more.
Gore Vidal Sounds Off on Solar Power Caper
July 6, 2007
Note to public utility companies: Do not cross Gore Vidal. What began as a personal nuisance—the shutdown of his newly installed home solar power system by Los Angeles' water and power provider—has become emblematic of a bigger issue (or two) for the venerable writer, who states his position in no uncertain terms in this interview.
Gore Vidal on Cuba
May 14, 2007
The iconic author and historian speaks with Truthdig Editor Robert Scheer about his recent tour of Cuba, why he thinks the island has a bright future and why the United States, the world's only superpower, has an inferiority complex.
Gore Vidal on Campaign '08 and America's Future
April 27, 2007
Robert Scheer sits down with Gore Vidal to hear his take on the upcoming presidential campaign, religion and the future of the American empire in this first installment from Truthdig's series of interviews with the iconic author and historian.
'This Place Is Broken': The Gore Vidal Interview
March 8, 2006
Gore Vidal spoke with Truthdig's Sheerly Avni about a range of topics, including this year's Oscar-nominated films (see Part I). He also commented at length about many of the real-life concerns these films attempt to address, including terrorism, war, propaganda movies and, finally, the troubling relationship between the U.S. government and the American entertainment industry, which Vidal refers to as White House East and White House West.
Gore Vidal on 'Capote,' 'Brokeback Mountain'—and Why 'Match Point' Is the Best Picture of 2005
March 3, 2006
Prize-winning novelist, essayist, playwright and screenwriter Gore Vidal sat down with Truthdig's Sheerly Avni on March 2 in the living room of his home in Hollywood. He spoke candidly about America's prudishness, his admiration for Ang Lee, and Truman Capote's Proust complex.
Gore Vidal: Living Through History
Nov. 21, 2006
Iconic author and historian Gore Vidal speaks with Robert Scheer about his new memoir, "Point to Point Navigation," and the events that shaped his life and his country, from war with Hitler to the "waking nightmare" of Iraq.
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Kasia Anderson, Democracy Now!, Andrew Gumbel, Alexander Reed Kelly
The Roots of Gore Vidal's Discontent
Aug. 2, 2012
Gore Vidal, the high-born author and activist who died Tuesday at the age of 86, was a man who had grand, democratic ambitions for his country—a nation that became a pale, mocking imitation of the place he knew during his pre-World War II boyhood—says his longtime friend Bob Carr, the current Australian minister of foreign affairs.
Vidal: 'I Am the Enemy to So Many'
Aug. 1, 2012
Throughout his adult life and probably his youth, Gore Vidal enjoyed the sort of playful self-adulation that is often mistaken for arrogance when committed by members of the American upper class.
Andrew Gumbel: A Rejoinder to Gore Vidal
Nov. 14, 2008
Let me describe what happened in my interview with Gore Vidal for Vanity Fair's Spanish edition and why I felt compelled to report what was, in my experience, the single most shockingly racist line of the 2008 presidential election campaign.
Sun Shines Again on Chez Vidal
July 28, 2007
Those readers who have followed the saga of Gore Vidal's bid to harness the sun may be heartened to hear that the esteemed author has emerged victorious in his green-minded mission: Vidal's solar system is back in working order. Here, he offers a wry retort to counter his detractors, along with a spirited response to a recent New York Times report about solar power that left him quite cold, it would seem.
Harnessing the Sun Leaves Vidal in the Dark
July 2, 2007
Powering his home with solar energy sounded like an enlightened idea to Gore Vidal, but after several exasperating rounds of "routine" inspections and unexpected blackouts, it seems that even Southern California's most abundant natural resource can be caught up in red tape.
Gore Vidal's State of the Union
Feb. 1, 2006
The famed novelist, playwright and social activist continues his 30-year-old tradition of delivering his own State of the Union address. | streaming media and transcript at "Democracy Now!"


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Build an 8-Bit Computer from Scratch
If you're curious about the inner workings of your computer and want to get a very hands on view of exactly how it works, this scratch-built 8-bit computer project is a great (if involved) way to get a closer look.
Kyle Hovey, the guy behind the site 8_Bit_Spaghetti (the project blog for his 8-bit build), wanted delve into the bones of computing by building his own tiny computer. By using a breadboard, transistors, and NVRAM he was able to build and program a functional 8-bit computer. It isn't that Kyle is covering brand new ground (building simple computers like this is and old trick in the electronics and computer hobbyist arena) but his build guide is heavily documented and makes a great follow-along-guide for those interested in learning more.
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Night time crate sleeping.....
So, my little guy came home today! His name is Finnick and he is absolutely amazing! So far he seems so placid and easy going!
My question is about his crate.....
I am going to be crating him at night time. As it's his very first day at home today, I've been gently coaxing him to go into his crate which he does so with no problem (yay!).
When he goes into the crate, should I wait a while and the close the door? Or close it straight away (seems a bit harsh).
The trouble is, he keeps going to sleep elsewhere! He likes to be near me (expected), or by my feet. I can't wake him up and then put him in his crate because that goes against everything that I've read about crate training! How do I get him to sleep in the crate tonight? What if he doesn't? Should I let him sleep outside of the crate tonight and try to get him used to it again tomorrow? (I didn't really want to start out that way, but I know things don't always go to plan!).
This is my first time crate training a puppy, so forgive me if this question seems stupid :|
Crate train him during the day but keep him next to you in a big card board box (so you can dangle your hand in it when he gets restless) at night along with some of your clothes from that day. In a few weeks he will be used to his crate and you can switch him then. I have done this with the last 5 pups I raised and not a peep!
Have fun with your puppy!
I think that it shouldn't be a problem to just stick him in the crate. You can continue to try to convince him to like it, but in the meantime he has to stay somewhere. I put my puppy in the crate even on the car ride home. I sat by the crate with the door open. And the first night if she cried I would just come and sit by her until she calmed. She has no issues with her crate. She goes in it willingly and is crated during the work day.
Wolfy Dog - That sounds like a great Idea! Unfortunately I didn't have any bxes to hand. Luckily he managed to sleep in his crate though :D
Gurlonfire2004 - That's exactly what I did last night, hehe :) glad I think I did the right thing! He actually seems far happier to be in his crate today (I haven't but him in it, he willingly goes in there to eat and he takes his toys in there!
He whined every hour last night but I was able to distinguish between a "I want a cuddle" whine to "I need to go to the toilet!" whine :)
Hopefully tonight is as successful!?!?!?!?
I used the crate right away..,.and ya you get to know the different whines.
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Also, do you guys think it's ok.....if he falls asleep on the living room floor (which he does most of the time at my feet) is it ok if I gently wake him and direct him to his crate, I want him to associate his crate with sleeping (he has toys and a bed in there and i've covered the sides and top with a blanket for him so it's like a den.
Fuzzbuttmum x
For the first few weeks I would make sure the pup was good and tired, usually a 15 minute play session followed by a long potty break, then it was upstairs and I threw a treat in the crate and he would run in to find it. A small drink of water, another treat and then I would gently rub the head or back, usually they would start to fall asleep within a minute or two and once they were sleepy I would say 'good night' and close the crate door. Usually I'd stay sitting by the crate for another minute or two and then I would get ready for bed myself.
It worked quickly, they associated the crate with good things and the 'good night' was the signal for them that it was time to be quiet and sleep.
I don't see anything wrong with that. It is a personal thing...we have the crate in our room which is the other side of the house so she only sleeps in there at night.
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i just picked up my pup sat..i had teh crate door open since he was home. let him go in and out of it on his free will.. when he started to get tired and i knew he wanted to sleep i pushed him towards the crate. he would lay down in it and i would lay next to it. after he was sleep i moved away from it but kept the door open.. did the same things at night but closed the door after he fell asleep loud enough to wake him up to see the door shut...during the nights when he got up id bring him right out side for him to do his thing. went back in and straight to the crate laid down with the door open with my hand inside till he fell back asleep and close the door again loud enough to wake him to see it closing.. only been doing it since saturday but hes been getting the hang of it!
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New University of Louisville head football coach Charlie Strong brought an enthusiastic message of hope to more than 300 fans attending the Shelbyville leg of the annual Cardinal Caravan on Tuesday at the Shelby County Fairgrounds.
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Add more space between the content, reduce the quantaty of text and give a little more detail to the buttons. I would also align the video with the text and the title. Good luck
+ margin, + padding. I would also increase the buttons' height by a tiny bit. Looks good so far
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For photographers who want to make money and gain fame, stock photography offers the best opportunity. However, you first need to learn the art and craft of taking stock photography worthy pictures. Here is where these small tips will work for you. Happy stocking!
Money is in volume
Agreed, stock photography is a pittance, compared to advertising photography that costs a fortune. But again, this is a game of volume. You can sell the same picture for several hundred dollars repeatedly. Though the profits won't come pouring in short term, it will in the long run. To maximize your earnings, upload at least 2000 of your best pictures. Remember, it's a game of volume. The more pictures you have, the more chances there are of people finding your pictures.
Photography gear
Investing in good gear separates you from an amateur. And on some occasions, what your picture may lack in focus might be made up with sharper photos. And here is where a good camera lens works like magic. So here's the golden rule. Try to pour back all your earnings from stock photography into beefing up your photography gear. The better pictures you click, the better your chances of earning big time. As to resolution, the more you downsize your image, the sharper your photos will be. So a 12.1 MP picture if downsized to 5MP, will ensure that the bits in the frame that seem blurry will indeed look clear when scaled down. If you cannot afford expensive zoom lenses, invest in cheaper prime lenses that work in manual mode. But if you can spare a little more money, you would do well to own auto focus lenses because focusing can be an issue with weakening eye sight or photography that demands quicker reflexes.
In addition to a good DSLR camera, here is what your gear should look like: a reflector, a diffuser, external flash, 4GB flash memory, 70-200mm lens or a 24-105mm, 15mm fish eye, 50mm macro and a lot of strobes.
Creating contrast
Photography is about creating great contrasts through creative lighting and the best use of colors in the subjects, background and props. A good stock photo is all about simple composition, proper exposure, decent lighting and sharper images. To make this happen, be sure you have enough lighting and prime lenses.
Look for news pictures
Anything that makes your eyes pop, makes for great photography. And that could mean anything from a bus crashing into the flyover or a famous monk caught sneezing and so on. It could even be a fat man gorging on ice cream or a skinny girl basking in the sun with a fat boy friend.
Evergreen subjects
Shots that are related to business, computers, happy families, lifestyle and romance generally sell really well. One way of finding out what sells is to keep a watch on consumers and what they want. And who is the consumer, but you. So watch yourself, and see what everyday situations lend themselves to good stock photography. It could be a shopkeeper with several baskets of red tomatoes or cyclists lining up along the length and breadth of a major thoroughfare.
Plan your shoots
The best way to play it safe is not to reinvent the wheel. Which means, shoot like a pro by looking at similar photos already up on sites like Getty Images, Shutter Stock and so on. This will help you get an idea of how to light up and compose your subject, and also guide your subject on how to dress and pose for the shoot. Once you've got the foundation in place, experimenting with it should be easy. And since this is commercial photography, download a model release form from any stock photo site and print it out, so models can sign it after the shoot. The standard routine of cleaning lenses and formatting the CF-cards is mandatory. And yes, do go though the camera settings like image size, image format, metering and so on, to ensure a smooth photo session.
How to shoot
Don't bother uploading and refining bad photos that lack composition, lighting and theme. Save your time and employ it only on quality photos that have higher chances of success. And yes, always shoot in RAW format.
Some of these handy tips will go a long way in ensuring a higher percentage of success with stock photography sites:
-Ensure that your pictures score high on sharpness, composition, subject matter and theme. Avoid too many rejections, because a bad start will only demoralize you.
-It's a well-known principle, but needs to be reiterated anyway: always overexpose in cloudy weather and underexpose in sunshine.
-Try and shoot pictures in low light below ISO 400. If you can't get a decent picture at this ISO, change the location, add extra light or go outdoors where there is ample light, and re-shoot.
-Always use polarisers when shooting under sunshine. No Photoshop tool can give this kind of natural effect.
-Avoid going manual focus. The best way for many photographers has been auto focus where you can adjust the focusing area inside the viewfinder.
-Maintaining camera hygiene is extremely important. Which means, cleaning lenses and sensors after each session, if necessary.
-The hood is very important to taking pictures. Just that little bit of cover from direct sunlight goes a long way in ensuring contrast. Never shoot without a hood.
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My ds isn't dx'ed autistic, but does have TS and sensory processing disorder, and I began hsing because of the incredibly bad experience he had in ps. We both would fall into the mild to moderate Aspergers camp if either of us cared about getting tested at this point. (Not to say that no one should pursue a diagnosis, just not important for us right now.)
My biggest advice would be to relax and ease into the whole hsing process. There are lots of families hsing because of special needs, enough to fill out whole boards online.
There is a lot of info online about specifically hsing and autism, here is A to Z's page on autism. Ann Zeise, the lady who runs A to Z Home's Cool is also autistic.
A nice short article on beginning the hsing journey with an autistic child.
Aut-2B-Home--an email list for parents hsing kids with autism.
I started hsing specifically because of my ds's special needs, and most of the families I started hsing with were also coming from the same place. Pretty well all of us wound up more or less unschooling, as it became obvious that highly structured life suited neither parents nor children. I don't know of any studies or systematic look at unschooling among SN kids, but in my unscientific survey of the hsing families I know, it's by far the most popular choice of styles.
My son desperately wanted friends, but had trouble initiating contact. It was much easier for him at school, where he has a built in peer group, shared experiences, and an incredible teacher (he is in a integrated class).
Ruth, single mommy to 3 quasi-adults
Not to be a party pooper, but I found that unschooling did not especially work for my ASD child. The problem is, unschooling supposes that a child will actively seek experiences in the outside world, while most ASD children are very content with their own inner world, and have little motivation to try new things.
My son desperately wanted friends, but had trouble initiating contact. It was much easier for him at school, where he has a built in peer group, shared experiences, and an incredible teacher (he is in a integrated class).
My son had a lot of trouble initiating contact with other kids, so I helped him seek out kids with interests in common, and helped to facilitate interactions till he felt more comfortable. Unschooling doesn't mean that you never step in and help your child, or wait until they can verbalize the request for help.
I'm glad your son has an incredible teacher, they are very, very rare, in my experience, in dealing with boys with special needs. My ds's ps's solution to his socialization problems was to punish him with losing recess unless he spoke to other kids. Not helpful.
He was unschooled for K and half of 1st, then he begged to try PS, so I hesitantly put him in (he's the kid who has life threatening food allergies and requires a special table and nut free classroom, not a good time for either of us) anyway, he was being pegged as 'extremely hyper' and not processing (read: he didn't listen to the teacher) he went in far ahead in reading and the teacher loved that, but by the end of the year, she had enough of him I think and graded him BELOW grade level in reading "because Cal doesn't comprehend." (this with a standardized test score of 96% in reading)..
I know I'm all over the board with this, but what I'm trying to get at is my son did far better unschooling than trying to fit into the mold of public school. He wanted to try, but he wants to be home again and will be unschooled again. He does have some special needs and rigid ways, he doesn't do well with change and gets set into things and cannot move (ideas/notions) so he does much better with 'free range learning'
That said, when he seems to need structure, I will pull out activities or things for him to do if he's interested.
Sorry so long.
In any case, he isn't in his own world most of the time and has many interests. He also learns very quickly when he is interested in something. I have been amazed in all the things he has absorbed since we have been home where his stress level has been relieved considerably.
My main advice would be to always be aware of his cues of being overwhelmed. I think that not overdoing it is the main thing at least for us. Also, to make sure you be as connected as possible....taking time to really talk a lot and show interest in your child's interests. I also expose them to interesting things (like buy chapter books to read, offer educational computer games & tv programs, encourage as much outdoor play as possible). We also schedule playdates with kids that he feels comfortable with and keep them very small (usually 1:1). I don't force anything and give him the choice to not do something. At the same time, I am always giving him options that he might not have come up with on his own.
I also have to be sure to explain situations a bit before hand (what is expected in a particular enviornment)...this usually helps him regulate himself and avoids him getting upset or acting "inappropriately." Social stories help a lot and reading about everything under the sun! The biggest issue is that he doesn't necessarily feel compeled to behave as modeled to him, lol. He beats to his own drum! At the same time, he really appreciates the reasoning behind behavior so he really responds to me taking the time to prepare and explain when he is calm (and I am calm and respectful).
We have found that structure is not important for our son. Our connectedness has become the constant that he needs. We are also open to any routine that he feels comfortable with....mostly that means eating breakfast together and reading books after bathing at night. Otherwise we are pretty free all day long!
Overall, unschooling has made me understand that it is ok that he is who he is! I don't need to run myself ragged just trying to train him into being "normal." On the other hand, I do want him to be comfortable and happy. I have no concerns at all that he will learn naturally with his persistance and drive. The worst thing about intervention was that everyone was always trying to get him to do "unprefered tasks." I prefer now to reach him within his interests....then he trusts me and when I offer options that are new to him, he is more likely to give it a try.
Not only are they learning more academically (and as an unschooler I feel a little wrong saying that) but social skills and life skills are much stronger as well. Obviously, they are spending more time with me, and so they have constant input on how to cook, clean, shop. We have repetition. And the socialization in smaller groups, with more compassionate children, has helped them all as well.
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We have always home schooled, but are now very interested in unschooling ( think we have done this naturally all long to our facilitators annoyance lol)
Iam looking forward to this new road that is really not all that new to us.
I know we feel that hs is the way to go for our children, and I could net be more grateful for the opportunity.
For us, as long as they have time to run and play for the majority of the day, and for a large chunk to also dedicate to drawing, then they are happy campers and I can then fit in whatever else I need to.
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His teacher had him fill in a chart last year about what he did in recess each day - invite a friend, join in a game, or play by himself. None of the options were "better" or "worse", but it was something to talk about with him and with us. There is a lot of peer pressure to achieve, which is great for my kid, because he doesn't feel much internal pressure to achieve (academically, socially, etc.). He likes the competition (fairly low level) about sports, grades, etc. which I think is totally normal for this age (he is 12 now). He is thrilled to be the best speller in the class.
I noticed that by the time boys are 10 or so, they really want more independence in play, and don't want mommy involved in their playdates. In the homeschool group, the kids lived out of town, so it wasn't like ds could drive himself over. Nowadays, he just informs me where he'll be after school and with whom. He also gets invited to 10 x as many birthday parties, just because he's one of the boys, not necessarily best friends. He likes being part of a group, and identifies strongly with his "5-A" class (tells his sister that if she is lucky, in 4 years, she'll get to be in 5-A because that is the best). Again, this is great for him - he's noticing others and wanting to be a part of the wider world - because this wasn't always the case.
Academically, when we unschooled, he had no interest in doing things that the school kids did (learning prayers by rote, learning math algorithms, writing stories and poems, etc) and I didn't feel it was respectful to "make" him do that. By he does it in school now, and although he complains a bit, he also feels really proud of himself when he masters a skill, or gets complimented on his story, or keeps up with the others. He has to work hard at things which others may find easy (and the opposite, as well) but I'm glad he is "taking his place in the world" and not just retreating more and more to his obsessions and fantasies.
Again, I think the nature of autism (inner directed) means that these children don't always "know what is best for them" so unschooling is not necessarily appropriate at all times, at all ages, for many children like my son.
I'm not scheduley by nature, and for my NT dd it's better that way, but for my ASD ds it's pretty essential to have a rhythm so he knows what to expect. Not that I'm imposing the schedule on him, I mean he doesn't have to do the things if he doesn't want to, but if I'm not suggesting things he'll be stuck in his slump. I have to guide him through his day a lot more than I do with a NT child.
I don't even know if I'm making sense here. I'm a little distracted by having to guide my son through his day.
It is 5 years after this original post, but thank you so much for it as I am just entering this. My son will start kindergarten next year and while he has a dx of mild autism/ gifted, he probably isn't as it seems to be more food related then anything. I will be reading this in detail later and am wondering if anyone is following this thread... if anyone has links on how to get started?? I feel so unprepared to homeschool my son!!!
Hi samhope. I am homeschooling my two kids on the spectrum. DD has Aspergers and DS is high functioning autistic.
We purely unschooled up until about a year ago. They were diagnosed two years ago.
One thing I had noticed, and it made more sense when we understood what we were dealing with, is that although they were self-motivated learners they had pretty limited interests. They would focus on one or two things and that was it. They also actively avoided things if they either couldn't grasp the concept immediately, or had some preconceived notion about what was involved. There is a lot of anxiety based behaviours in autism, and anxiety is often centred around the unknown or the unfamiliar. In the unschooling philosophy, kids will eventually encounter a need for certain skills, like math for example, and when it becomes relevant and/or necessary to them they will pursue that learning. But my kids will actively avoid instead, to a degree beyond what neurotypical kids would do.
So we've changed things up a bit and so far I'm happy with how it is going. We're still mostly unschoolers, but I do have mandatory math work now.
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I am about 1/2 through my first tank on a new 2012 X5d and, after about 90% true city driving (Chicago), the trip computer is showing about 15.7 mpg. I am not hitting it hard or anything, just a ton of stop-and-go traffic (and yes, I reset the trip computer before I left the dealership). Is this normal or does it get better over time? I am most interested to hear from X5d owners who do mostly city driving. Thanks in advance!
Hybrids are significantly better for "around town" driving than are diesels. The logic is basic. Hybrid's leverage the electric motors from ZERO "up to" as much as 45MPH. That electric assist is VERY helpful in keeping fuel consumption low on those types of vehicles. I have not yet tested this expectation between the wife's Highlander Hybrid and my X5 Diesel but I am not certain I need (or want) to bother any head-to-head testing... at this time.
If you do a lot of city driving, a hybrid may have been the better choice. Of course the hybrids also have other issues (battery wear & tare, no engine noise at times so people & animals can & WILL run out in front of the car from time to time, etc) so nothing is perfect.
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Recently, a series of heavy storms hit where I live in Southern California. My rain gutters were overwhelmed and water seeped under the foundation and damaged my laminate flooring. The water damage ended up warping the flooring, but fortunatley the damage was discovered early. Towels and a space heater were used almost immediately to start the drying process.
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