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By Barbara Quinn The Monterey County Herald
Dear Tom,
It's been one year since you first became a father. And your daughter (my granddaughter) may well be the most perfect child in the world … in my opinion.
Frances is not the biggest apple in the basket. Neither is she the smallest. She is perfectly healthy for her God-given size.
Her mommy calmly offers her a variety of foods at appropriate intervals during the day. And because of that, Frances is happy and trusting and eats what she needs when she is hungry.
In the words of Mr. Rogers (remember him?) "Knowing deep within us that someone is going to feed us when we are hungry is how trust and love begin."
Child nutrition experts agree. According to "the feeding doctor" Dr. Katia Rowell (www.thefeedingdoctor.com), "how we feed our children is as important as what we feed them."
We can unwittingly set our kids up for "weight dysregulation" when we worry too much about how they eat.
Your goal as a parent? Raise little Frances to become a "competent eater"
Competent eaters have better nutrition, enjoy food in a healthier way, and tend to thrive better socially and emotionally, experts say.
Know the "Division of Responsibility." Parents are responsible for what, where and when their youngster eats, said child feeding expert Ellyn Satter.
Children are responsible for how much they eat of kid-appropriate food.
Move toward structure. Kids do not need to "graze." Frances does well to sit down for her meals and snacks every two to three hours.
Eat meals as a family.
Give up control. Power struggles can backfire, Rowell warns. A child forced to eat more may resist and eat less. And one who is overly restricted often wants to eat more.
Recognize cues for hunger and fullness. Frances gets a bit fussy when she is hungry. And when she is ready to eat, she opens her mouth freely for the food offered.
When she has had enough thank you very much, she turns her head away and closes her mouth.
Introduce a new food along with at least one familiar food. Like most young children, Frances may need to try a new food several times (sometimes up to 10 times) before she decides she likes it or not.
Expect a mess. One small spill for Frances, one giant leap towards being a competent eater.
Barbara Quinn is a registered dietitian and a certified pediatric obesity specialist at the Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. Email her at bquinnchomp.org.


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I love puzzles! My enjoyment of puzzles has been passed down from my mother, and she got it from my grandfather. So when I found this awesome puzzle site, I knew I had to share it with you!
Navigation is really easy if you want to solve a puzzle. Just choose one from the main page or browse by navigating through the pages of puzzles. You can filter them by selecting categories and sizes from the drop down boxes above the puzzles. Categories include Outdoors, People, Objects, Animals, Plants, Machines, Buildings, Seasonal, Art, Mosaics, Themes, For Kids, and Miscellaneous. Sizes include Small (0-60 pieces), Medium (60-120), Large (120-240), and Very Large puzzles (240+).
If you want to make a puzzle, click Create on the left side menu. This will take you to the profile creation form. You need a profile to create puzzles, but don't worry, it's free and doesn't require any personal information. Just fill out the form and click the Create Profile button. Then you'll be asked to fill in some optional information. If you want to be able to retrieve your password, you must provide them with a working e-mail address. Now that you're ready to make a puzzle, click Create again!
This whisks you to the puzzle creator. Start by clicking the green Select Image button. Choose the image off your computer that you want to turn into a puzzle. It will load the image and then you'll need to use the slider, located in the top left of the page, to set how many pieces you want your puzzle to have. Sliding up increases the puzzle count, and sliding down decreases the puzzle count. The number of puzzle pieces available to you depends on the size of the image you've uploaded.
When you're happy with the amount of puzzle pieces, you can click test to see how they look at that size. It will be super difficult to match them because they're too small or you've made it too easy by making them too large. When you're done testing the puzzle, click okay. Then, you'll need to name the puzzle and decide whether you want to share it publicly.
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Decompression can be a killer. A thousand pardons for taking so long to post about it, but the Southern California Linux Expo SCALE 12X was nothing short of fantastic on a variety of levels.
No, that's not hyperbole.
Lawrence Lessig absolutely nailed it in the Friday night keynote. Don't take my word for it — watch the keynote on the SCALE 12X site here. Also, Lessig is going to need a little help fixing the government, so if you're so inclined just send an email to email@example.com with a description of the sort of commitment/skills you can offer, and if helpful, a description of your background.
The rest was, frankly, a well-choreographed blur of 90 or so talks over three days, punctuated by two days of exhibits with around 100 exhibitors and whirlwind of volunteers who rhetorically knocked it out of the park.
If you were there and want to relate your experience, go for it in the comments.
The CrunchBang Birds of a Feather meetup went remarkably well, with about 25 attendees coming to hear about Waldorf and with a lively discussion about #! following. Mario Burgos, who had been the sole volunteer to staff a booth that we unfortunately surrendered (it wouldn't be fair to stick Mario in the booth by himself for the entire show), was incredibly helpful during the course of the BoF by outlining his experiences with CrunchBang. I am hoping I can get some help with a CrunchBang booth at Linux Fest Northwest in April — I will be staffing it and I would welcome any volunteers. Anyone in the Pacific Northwest going?
But back to the "knocking it out of the park" thing, it inspires complete and utter awe how much this show improves every year. It all boils down to one question.
What makes a great show like SCALE 12X?
Everyone: The volunteers, the staff, the speakers, the exhibitors and the sponsors. But most importantly, the attendees tie the ribbon on a fantastic expo, making it the complete and wonderful package it is.
The final tally: There was an uptick of roughly 10 percent in registrations for SCALE 12X, with a new record number of people enjoying three days of presentations, workshops and exhibits.
It was great to see old friends and to meet those I have talked to on numerous occasions but finally got to meet in person: Leslie Hawthorn, whose outstanding keynote was SRO, and Steven Rosenberg of the L.A. Daily News, who gave us a pre-show story in the Daily News' constellation of Southern California publications.
[Yes, I compared SCALE 12X to the Daytona 500 in that article — an afterthought that the press picked up (shame on me — I should know better). But the comparison is a valid one: Like NASCAR holding its biggest race first, so FOSS also holds its most important event at the beginning of the year.]
As the publicity chair, the Publicity Team fired on all cylinders for the entire weekend: Hannah Anderson, who handled social media and floor interview duties as if she was born to do these things, kept everyone informed, and a team of photographers and videographers — Dennis Rex, Michelle Klein-Hass, Sam Is, and Sean McCabe — kept the photos and videos flowing throughout the show.
Graphics: Mike Hamanaka and Josh Adler did a fantastic job in the graphics department — Mike with the signage, badges and stickers, and Josh with the publications and T-shirt design. I got a lot of comments on these during the course of the show and it bears special mention.
Again, I would stress that if anyone has any of their own tales of SCALE 12X they'd like to share, please post them in the comments. As for me, I was stuck marshalling the media forces in the press room for a better part of the show and I got most news second- and third-hand, so some first-hand accounts would be appreciated.
ZaReason at SCALE 12X: As I mentioned previously, ZaReason gave me an UltraLap 440 to review right around the time SCALE 12X was happening, so the laptop got a baptism by fire, sort of, at the show. I am still in the process of giving it a month-long, long-term road test, so to speak, with CrunchBang being one of the distros I'm testing on it. I should point out that at the show, the laptop performed flawlessly as my main machine. More on this will be detailed in an upcoming review.
One more thing: Some of the more astute CrunchBangers may have noticed my absence in the CrunchBang forums as of late. Much of this had to do with the advent of SCALE 12X, but I seem to have been thrown a curveball in my career over the last few months — without going into much detail but giving more info as not to "vaguebook" — that has made my job as a wire news editor at the newspaper for which I work "obsolete." The long and short of it is it appears that with trends in the media field being what they are, my 37-year career as a journalist is coming to a close. The flip side is that, under the right conditions and with an astute firm having the wisdom to hire me, my tech career is beginning; all of which is to say that over the past few months I have been seeking a job, which takes away from other activities like being a mod on the forums. The good news for most (or bad news for some) is that this is temporary and I will be back once I get this straightened out.
Larry the CrunchBang Guy and all other blogs by Larry Cafiero are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)


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Niall Horan undergoes major knee surgery
Niall Horan has gone under the knife.
On Friday, the One Direction singer confirmed on Twitter that he had "major knee surgery," explaining why he'd been recently spotted on crutches.
Horan wrote, "Hey guys I know most of you have seen those pics today! Yes I've had major knee surgery, a much larger surgery than first anticipated."
"But I would like to tell u, it was a complete success! Considering the scale of it! So all I ask of you guys is that you would respect my privacy as I try to recover and get for the where we are tour!" added the performer.
One Direction is set to begin touring in South America in April before hitting the United States over the summer.
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Boss Fight Books Collecting Coins on Kickstarting to Publish Books About Classic Video Games
Boss Fight Books wants to publish a series of books on classic video games, and they're turning to Kickstarter to make it happen.
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The easiest way to have a successful Kickstarter campaign is to start with a good idea. Forming a publishing company to put out a series of books about classic video games? That's a great idea. It's no wonder that it took less than eight hours for Boss Fight Books met their funding goal. Let's take a look at what Boss Fight Books wants to accomplish, and which titles we can already look forward to.Read More


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Hey Mominbiz! Hope everyone had a fun summer.
Busy biz summer behind the scenes work.
just came by to bump!
|Johnny Depp
I just completed my first year at Stagedoor Manor and I highly recommend it!
It was an incredible experience that I feel was one of a kind. I got cast in an incredibly challenging character in a really intense, dramatic show. I know it was the kind of show that I'd never be able to do at school, and I wouldn't be playing someone so much older than me in community theater.
I was so happy with my character and my show. My cast and my director were phenomenal. I made friends that are going to last me an entire lifetime. I adore them. Beyond just theater, we had so much fun.
I don't have money to throw around, but I think this was worth it. I hope I'll be able to go back next year, and if I do, I won't be too afraid to audition for Player's Ensemble and Dramafest. My recommendation for those who want to attend is to try for Players' Ensemble (for actors) or Out Time Cabaret (for those who sing and dance), and try for Dramafest or one of the master classes. I feel like you'll get more out of your experience. Don't be disappointed if you don't get into them - the competition is tough. But, in any case, I'm sure you'll have a great time.
The only person I met while there who didn't like it, was one girl who was a "film actress" and basically a party girl. Everyone else (as far as I know) had a blast. My only complaints are that the accommodations are not that great, and the food is nothing to get excited about, so bring snacks.
Great post Mominbiz. You're a wealth of information I'm going to read some more. :-)
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|Nicholas Cage
This link no longer works. How can I read this info?
|Anthony Hopkins
What link do you mean, Jeff?
The "getting started" info is in the first post on page 1 of this topic.
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|Harrison Ford
I would like to congratulate Hailee Steinfeld on her all her awards and achievements so far, especially her Oscar nomination.
I would also like to congratulate her parents, who when Hailee told them she wanted to act, encouraged her to take acting classes for at least 1 year to see if she was still interested and THEN they would consider looking for an agent. Smart people!
"If you can dream, you can do. Making it happen is up to you!"
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FLOOD UPDATES: U.S. 34 between I-76 and Kersey now open
September 18, 2013
Update, 7:30 a.m.
Recent Highway Openings
I-70 eastbound off-ramp to Quebec Street – Repairs Complete
Colo. 46 four miles east of Colo. 119
New/Updated Closures
Colo. 55 between Colo. 138 and I-76
Colo. 138 between Colo. 113 and Colo. 55 near Sterling
Ongoing Closures In Northeast Colorado
U.S. 6 south of Sterling between MP 383 and 392
U.S. 34 between Greeley and Wiggins
Colo. 39 between Goodrich and I-76
Colo. 63 in Atwood
Colo. 71 near Snyder
Colo. 144 between U.S. 34 and Weldona
Ongoing Closures in Northern Colorado
I-25 ramps at Colo. 119
I-25 Frontage Road south of Loveland at MP 256.670
U.S. 34 between Glade Road and Estes Park
U.S. 34 eastbound from Granby to Estes Park- essential travel only, checkpoints in place
U.S. 34 from 37th Street to County Road 49 in Greeley
U.S. 36 between Boulder and Estes Park
U.S. 287 between Colo. 402 and 5th Street in Loveland
Colo. 7 between Lyons and Estes Park
Colo. 14 between Ted's Place and Walden
Colo. 60 at CR 46
Colo. 66 between 53rd Street in Longmont to Lyons
Colo. 66 between CR 13 and CR 19
Colo. 119 between Boulder and Nederland in Boulder Canyon
Colo. 119 between County Line and I-25
Colo. 170 between Colo. 93 and Eldorado Canyon State Park
Colo. 257 between Colo. 60 in Milliken to U.S. 34
Ongoing Closures in the Denver Metro Area
U.S. 40 at Floyd Hill (MP 269.5 to 270.5)
SH 72 (Indiana Street) between 72nd Avenue and 80th Avenue
SH 72 between SH 93 and SH 119 in Coal Creek Canyon
Update, 7:40 p.m. — Eastbound Colo. 119 eastbound ramps at Interstate 25 have been opened. The westbound ramps remain closed because of flooding, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation. CDOT recommends motorists use Colo. 52 and Colo. 66 as alternate routes.
Update, 5:45 p.m. — Colo. 60, which is closed between Johnstown and Milliken, is now open between Weld County Road 46 and U.S. 85.
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Update, 3:05 p.m. — U.S. 34 between I-76 (Wiggins) and Kersey is now open. U.S. 34 is still closed from Kersey to Greeley.
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Update, 3 p.m. — Pizza Hut to donate portion of proceeds.
Pizza Hut has announced that 20 percent of proceeds from sales Wednesday and Thursday at Firestone, Fort Collins, Loveland, Berthoud, Windsor, Fort Lupton and Greeley locations will be donated to the American Red Cross for disaster relief. Proceeds include dine-in, carryout and delivery orders.
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Update, 2:30 p.m. — The city of Evans has coordinated with Waste Management to provide roll-off dumpsters to residents east of Highway 85 in Evans for disaster debris removal.
Flooding can create debris and waste that deserves quick response. Prompt cleanup and management of flood debris enables residents to move forward with their lives while minimizing potential public health and environmental issues that may be worsened if debris is left in place. Residents are asked to dispose of all debris inside the provided dumpsters.
Please locate the closest location for your convenience: Jack Meakins Resource Center, 3700 Golden St.; City Park, North; City Park; South America's Best Value Inn parking lot, 31st Street and State Street; VFW at 3501 State St.; vacant land at east corner of Pueblo Street and 37th Street; corner of Golden Street and 42nd Street; and the corner of Trinidad Street and 37th Street.
These resources are being delivered starting today by Waste Management drivers. These dumpsters will be hauled off, emptied and replaced as needed, but no less than once a week. There will be no regular trash service in the area east of Highway 85 in Evans. Anyone in need of physical assistance due to medical or physical needs should contact the city. Residents west of Highway 85 will continue to receive regular trash service on Tuesdays.
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Update, 2:25 p.m. — A flooding disaster like the one in Weld County opens the floodgates for unscrupulous contractors who travel great distances to get in on a piece of the action. While many contractors coming into the area are reputable, many others could care less if they do a good job or not because they don't live here and will be long gone when issues such as poor construction, leaky roofs or faulty wiring become known.
What to do? Use local contractors you've checked out at wynco.bbb.org. When you do, look for the company's rating and see if there is a history of complaints. You can also read customer reviews if available.
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Update, 2:10 p.m. — The city of LaSalle has lifted in "no flush" rule. The city's wastewater treatment plant has been fixed and residents may now flush, take showers and wash dishes.
Also, the flow on the Poudre River at the city's wastewater treatment plan has dropped to 7.49 feet at 1:30 p.m., down from a high of 8.65 on Sunday. The South Platte River near Kersey has dropped to 15.98 feet at the same time today, down from a high of 18.769 on Sunday.
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Update, 2:05 p.m. — The city of Evans is having a public meeting at 3 p.m. today, at the Evans Community Complex, 1100 37th St., in the gymnasium. City officials will be providing an update on the flood issues in Evans.
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Update, 1:25 p.m. — Weld County is suggesting that residents go to http://www.weldgov.com where it has compiled long-term recovery information for flood victims. Included is information about clean-up, re-entry, recovery, water quality, maps, public meetings and more.
Aims Community College is offering a resource fair for flood victims from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Aims College Center. United Way of Weld County as well as other organizations will be there to assist students who may have been impacted by the flooding. Aims also has opened up the showers in its gymnasium to Aims students who might live in Evans' no-flush zone.
Also, the Aims Foundation is accepting cash gifts for a students' flood emergency fund, and it has created a textbook fund to replace lost or damaged books. To donate to the Foundation, go to http://www.aims.edu/foundation. Aims also is conducting a toiletries drive; for details contact Ron Fay at email@example.com.
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Update, 1:05 p.m. — In an effort to keep the public abreast regarding the oil and gas industry's response to the floods, the Colorado Oil and Gas Association has established a "Colorado Floods Update: Oil & Gas Response http://www.coga.org/index.php/ColoradoFloodsUpdate website. The website will provide information regarding oil and gas operations, ways for people to donate to the Red Cross, and assist in the relief efforts. The site will be updated as information becomes available. COGA will also be sending out updates via email and social media directing people to the site.
Update, 12:50 p.m. — New Horizons has clothing available.
New Horizons, 3527 12th St., has clothing for men, women and children available, as well as assorted items such as toiletries. Flood victims in need can visit their offices between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Those coming to collect clothes are asked to park on 12th St., and make sure they come in through the New Horizons door. They share the building with State Farm.
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Update, 12:30 p.m. — Responders have made significant progress in stabilizing the Evans and Milliken flood areas.
Water levels are at 14.5 feet and authorities are asking everyone to avoid all standing and moving water in flood areas. Although all flood water is expected to recede below flood stage later today, it's important to remember that a vehicle can easily be carried away by just two feet of floodwater. Areas where water has receded may not be safe. The water and landscape can be contaminated with hazardous materials, such as sharp debris, pesticides, fuel, and untreated sewage.
Evans has five crews working to assess the integrity of sewer, storm water, and water lines. Several crews and resources from Greeley have been provided to assist recovery efforts. With the flood water receding, officials anticipate gaining access to the Wastewater Treatment Plant to evaluate the status of the damage to the plant.
Responders and crews will be working with three Red Cross disaster assessment teams to complete preliminary damage assessments on buildings in the flood zone. This will allow building inspectors to determine extend of damage and if building is safe.
Colorado Department of Transportation is assessing all bridges in the Weld County area. Crews are working at the bridge on Highway 60 south out of Milliken and are anticipating opening the bridge later today.
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Update, 12:18 p.m. — JBS USA will present a check for $40,000 to the American Red Cross this afternoon to help with flood relief efforts.
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Update, 11:45 a.m. — Officials in LaSalle say they're working to clear out their wastewater lagoon that was overwhelmed with floodwater, and the no-flush order could be lifted as early as today.
The town's roughly 2,000 residents have been under an order to stop all flushing, washing and showering until officials can move water out of one lagoon and away from pumps. The order is still in effect, but Mayor Andrew Martinez said Tuesday morning that the system will likely be up and running soon.
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Update, 11:30 a.m. — Fritzler Corn Maze will accept donations.
Glen and Pam Fritzler have announced that the Fritzler Corn Maze will be taking donations of money and nonperishable food for flood victims when the maze opens Saturday, and through the month of September, at 20861 County Road 33, LaSalle.
Monetary donations will go through the Journey Christian Church Flood Relief Fund, and food donations will go to the local food bank.
For more information, visit http://www.Fritzlermaze.com.
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Update, 10:45 a.m. — The Colorado National Guard and Wyoming National Guard are continuing to support flood evacuation and recovery efforts throughout Colorado.
The Colorado National Guard currently has 18 people and 12 vehicles assisting local agencies across Weld.
National Guard members are manning 40 checkpoints in Fort Collins, Longmont, Greeley, Milliken, Evans and Boulder. Twenty-four teams with 84 vehicles are operating throughout the state, including Weld County. At 7:30 a.m. today, 681 troops, 21 helicopters, 23 ground search-and-rescue teams and 40 traffic-control points were operational in Colorado.
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Update, 10:30 a.m. — The U.S. Forest Service is discouraging travel and activities on the Pawnee National Grassland because of road conditions. The conditions of many roads are unknown. Click here for the latest roads information from the Forest Service.
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Update, 8:45 a.m. — The South Platte River near Kersey is at the 16.1-foot level, as of 8:30 this morning. That's about the same as Monday morning, although it increased slightly during the day. But it is down from the 18-foot level seen during the weekend. Flood level on the South Platte near Kersey is considered to be 10 feet.
The Poudre River near Greeley is at 8.78 feet, also at 8:30 a.m. this morning, also the same level as Monday morning. In Greeley, flood level on the Poudre is 8 feet.
The National Weather Service reports that the record flow on the South Platte near Kersey was 11.73 feet on May 8, 1973.
The record-high for the Poudre near Greeley is 8.9 on June 14, 1983.
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Update, 6:30 a.m. — Greeley-Evans School District 6 reopens today. Officials have taken many steps to ensure that students will be safe and welcomed, especially students whose families have been displaced by the flood. Three schools in Evans have been affected by the "no flush" rule in Evans but the school district is prepared.
The Platte Valley Re-7 School District in Kersey, the Johnstown-Milliken Re-5J School District, and the Valley Re-1 School District (LaSalle-Gilcrest-Platteville) remain closed, however.
Platte Valley Superintendent Glenn McClain said he does not anticipate being able to resume school soon, although he will evaluate the situation daily.
"We hope and pray that our students and their families are safe," McClain said in a statement on the district's website. "We know that many of you have experienced losses. We are working with local volunteers to provide support in the near future. We plan to support students as best we can when we return to school."
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Update, 6:15 a.m. — Clear blue skies and no rain are in the forecast today. The National Weather Service is calling for a high of 86 today, and the same for Wednesday with only a 10 percent chance of precipitation. • • •
Update, 6:10 a.m. — If you or anyone in your family is experiencing any trauma, mental health or substance use disorder crisis because of the flooding, please contact North Range Behavioral Health. Greeley: 1300 N 17th Ave., (970) 347-2120. Fort Lupton: 145 1st St., (303) 857-2723.
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Update, 6:10 a.m. — The University of Northern Colorado resumes a full class schedule today but the State of the Unversity speech by President Kay Norton has been postponed until Sept. 24
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Update, 6 a.m. — Flood victims in Weld County are eligible for federal aid.
To register, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) or visit http://www.disasterassistance.gov
When you register for disaster assistance, you must have the following available:
» Social Security number (including spouse's)
» Private insurance information, if available
» Address and ZIP code of the damaged property
» Directions to the damaged home or property
» Telephone number where FEMA can reach you
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Residents can access up-to-date information on road closures, maps, evacuation centers and more at Weld County's live online map, http://www.co.weld.co.us/Departments/OEM/WeldCounty2013FloodMap.html <http://www.co.weld.co.us/Departments/OEM/WeldCounty2013FloodMap.html.
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San Francisco, California
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Event Details
How often do you get the chance to party on a rooftop in Midtown? We're opening up our rooftop (located on Playhouse on the Square) for a night you won't forget! There will be appetizers, drinks, great music, and awesome people. Buy your tickets now, before they're all snatched up!
Start Co. (formerly LaunchYourCity, Inc.) is a nationally recognized non-profit organization that is advancing the economic future of Memphis by relentlessly building founders and their companies with methodical discipline and boundless optimism. With entrepreneurs, mentors, investors, and civic influencers, we build the jobs of tomorrow through high growth potential entrepreneurship.
Generously sponsored by Orion, Dillard Door, and Commercial Advisors LLC, tickets are selling for only $25 online ($30 at the door)! Proceeds will go toward our $20k Match Challenge, which supports our Start Empowering Platform. So while you're partying on the coolest rooftop in Midtown, you're also helping us equip and empower leaders who reflect the diversity of our community.
Love Memphis and want to hang out with some of Memphis' finest? Mark your calendars and invite your friends. This is a night you won't want to miss.
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|Public Law 90-199
|Indians. Iowa Tribes of Kans.-Nebr.-Okla. Disposition of funds.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the funds on deposit in the United States Treasury to the credit of the Iowa Tribes of Kansas and Nebraska and of Oklahoma that were appropriated by the Act of April 30, 1965 (79 Stat. 81), to pay a judgment by the Indian Claims Commission in dockets numbered 138 and 79, and the interest thereon, after payment of attorney fees and other litigation expenses, shall be divided on the basis of 171/279ths (61.29 per centum) to the Iowas of Kansas and Nebraska and 108/279ths (38.71 per centum) to the Iowas of Oklahoma, and the funds so divided, including interest accruing thereon, may be invested or expended for any purpose that is authorized by the respective tribal governing bodies and approved by the Secretary of the Interior. Any per capita distribution of any part of the funds placed to the credit of the Iowa Tribes of Kansas and Nebraska and of Oklahoma shall be payable only to those persons who meet the membership requirements specified in the respective tribal constitutions, and such per capita payments shall not be subject to Federal or State income tax.
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text: I've wanted to get into knifemaking since I was a teenager, but for years had been deterred by the belief that I first needed to buy a bunch of expensive equipment, like a 3-wheel belt grinder and an annealing oven. Then I found Wayne Goddard's $50 Knife Shop, which is a compilation of material originally prepared for Goddard's eponymous column in BLADE magazine. It kind of does for knifemaking what Dave Gingery's books did for foundrywork, going back to the historical fundamentals of the technology to get at what you really need to do good work. Goodies include homemade forges and anvils, homemade disc and belt grinders, scavenging steel for blades (including forging wire rope to make Damascus steel), finishing techniques, backyard heat treating, and a whole chapter on "tribal knifemaking," which is the modern art of making knives without using electricity. Fascinating stuff.


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This week, three Oil and Gas stocks are improving their overall ratings on Portfolio Grader. Each of these stocks is rated an "A" ("strong buy") or "B" overall ("buy").
Chesapeake Midstream Partners (NYSE:CHKM) ups its rating to a B ("buy") this week after earning a C ("hold") in the week before. Chesapeake Midstream Partners owns, operates, develops, and acquires natural gas, natural gas liquids, and oil gathering systems, as well as other midstream energy assets in the United States. For more information, get Portfolio Grader's complete analysis of CHKM stock.
This week, Oiltanking Partners, L.P. (NYSE:OILT) is showing good progress as the company's rating jumps from a B ("buy") last week to an A ("strong buy"). Oiltanking Partners engages in the terminaling, storage and transportation of crude oil, refined petroleum products and liquefied petroleum gas. For more information, get Portfolio Grader's complete analysis of OILT stock.
Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation (NYSE:COG) improves from a B to an A rating this week. Cabot Oil & Gas is an independent company that develops, explores, produces and markets natural gas, and transports, stores, and gathers it for resale. For more information, get Portfolio Grader's complete analysis of COG stock.
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The milk of the lioness is seen at its bestwhen stored in a golden cup.
Worshipping prospers in a proper container.The lover who wholly loves,can reach reality,comprehending the unattainable man.
The secrets of deathare revealed to himwhile he is fully alive.What does he careFor other shores of life?
Humanity is split. The very human mind is split because of two extremist life philosophies. Both are exaggerations, both are logical extremes.
One is what people call the philosophy of 'eat, drink and be merry', the materialist standpoint that life is just an accident - it is not going anywhere. There isn't any meaning in it, no significance, no coherence. You are not preparing for something. Nothing is going to happen, so you are left in the moment; make the most of it. Death is going to destroy utterly, nothing will survive, so don't be bothered about the other shore. Don't think in terms of goals. Don't think that God, truth, liberation, moksha, nirvana have to be achieved. These are all just illusions; they don't exist - empty dreams of the human mind. They are not substantial, so squeeze out of the moment whatsoever you can. But there is no undercurrent of meaning in life. Life is accidental: you are not created for any purpose.
Many live that way and miss much - because there is purpose, because life is not an accident, because there is a running thread in each moment of eternity, because life is an unfoldment. Something is going to happen. The future is not barren, it is going to be creative. Preparation is needed so that you can unfold, so that your seed can become manifested, so that your essence is achieved, so you can know who you are and what this existence is.
Life is not just madman's thinking. It is very systematic. It is not chaos, it is a cosmos. There is order. Even behind disorder there is order; only eyes are needed to penetrate to that depth. On the surface maybe you can see only a sequence of moments and you cannot see eternity. On the surface maybe you can see only the body and nothing more. Just as when you go to the ocean, standing on the beach you cannot see the depth of the ocean, only the waves. But the ocean is not just waves. In fact, waves cannot exist without the ocean; the ocean can exist without the waves. Waves are not separate from the ocean. Waves are nothing but ocean waving, and ocean has tremendous depth. But to know that depth one has to go into that depth, one has to dive deep.
The materialist standpoint makes life absolutely empty of meaning. Then whether you live or you commit suicide makes no difference, because life and death are just the same. Life is nothing but a way of dying. You are going to die; how you die does not matter, when you die does not matter. How long you live and then die does not matter. Nothing matters.


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Thanks everyone.. I actually did train with a team for the past 2year but it wasnt for me.. In the new year ill be training with a few different teams and fighters..
Thanks everyone.. I actually did train with a team for the past 2year but it wasnt for me.. In the new year ill be training with a few different teams and fighters..
Any opinions I express on this forum are entirely personal opinions and it should not be assumed that they reflect the official view of any organisations I am connected with
Yeah yeah i get you. Thanks for the suggestions.
Do you train UFC or MMA though?
Sig awaiting witty quote from someone.
"What's your gameplan for this fight?"
"I'm going to hit him."
"Remember what we've been working on?"
"Yeah. Hitting."
"Remember when we got those guys down to help you with your game?"
"My mates?"
"Yeah, them. Remember what they said?"
"That I was good at hitting!"
"Damn right!"
Guy stood next to you in the changing room: "Mate, why are you talking to yourself?"
"Shut up! I'm an indepedent!"
"Yeah. Shut up!"
LANCASTER AND MORECAMBE MMA - Home to Shay Walsh, Matty Steele and Alex 'The Marksman' Makhonin
Ive trained mma.. Also 2 styles of karate
Have you polished your shoes? It's a tradition in the UK to wear very smart shoes to the fight. i think it goes back to when Tito got knocked out wearing dress shoes.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
"Yeah yeah I get you. Thanks for the suggestions..." but I'll ignore everything that was suggested.
I can't think of one 'independent' fighter in the UK or a big show who has done well.
If you're having to post on a forum to ask for fights cos you don't have any coaches to help you find an event, it's not going well.
There are plenty of gyms worthwhile in and around Leeds with a mix of people to help you out, stay safe and approach them.
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Android was first revealed five years ago today, so we thought we'd take a stroll through the past half-decade, looking at five products that have defined Google's mobile OS.
As we said in our review back in May 2009, the HTC Magic was a real game-changer: the first great Android phone and the possessor of a fantastic touchscreen. A quick glance down the specs list shows us how far Android phones have come since: the screen is 320 x 480, the camera is a mere 3.2MP and there's just 512MB of built-in storage – but for its time it was a top class smartphone.
HTC Magic
Until the Xoom, Android tablets used a "blown up" version of the smartphone software, leading to them being buggier than a spider's web after "flying ant day". But Motorola's 10.1-inch slate rocked Android 3.0 Honeycomb, a version of the OS designed specifically with tablets in mind. While not quite as smooth a customer as the first-gen iPad, the Xoom had a sharper 1280 x 800 screen, twin cameras and multitasking, making it the first Android slate to offer up a decent alternative to Apple.
OK, so it's not a device per se, but in our opinion Ice Cream Sandwich is the version of Android that made it a true "mobile ecosystem" (ugh, sorry about that). Offering a unified user interface across both smartphones and tablets, along with a great big pile of new features (including the ability to take screenshots!), it remains a slick platform for any mobile device.
Motorola Xoom
Combining stunning form with immense power and a stack of features longer than a basketball player's arm, the Samsung Galaxy S3 is the first Android phone to be, in our opinion, better than its closest Apple rival (in this case, the iPhone 5). This handset has put down a marker by which high end smartphones should be judged.
The Nexus 10 is Google's latest tablet, and its first to really challenge the might of the full size iPad. And challenge it does: for a piffling £319 (the cheapest iPad is £80 more), it offers a sharper-than-Retina-Display screen, speedy dual-core processor and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The build quality is fantastic too. It's enough to tempt away many a would-be iPad 4 purchaser...
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The Fifth Avenue Anti-Stuffed Shirt and Flying Trapeze Club: A Reading of George Cukor's HOLIDAY
The aim of this paper is to situate George Cukor?s 1938 film Holiday within an ongoing conversation about the perennial American tension between Romantic longings for self-authorship and the cold pragmatics of wealth accumulation. The aesthetic interest in Holiday is fundamentally an interest in the questions that American art and philosophy (early Hollywood film and Stanley Cavell as well as Ralph Waldo Emerson, respectively) pose to America about America. This paper is specifically motivated by Cavell?s conception of the remarriage comedy genre (as detailed in his Pursuits of Happiness) and his understanding of early-American cinema as an inheritance of American transcendentalism. Herein, I argue that Holiday fulfills the requirements of Cavell?s genre study and is thoroughly saturated by Emerson?s philosophical attitudes. I argue for Holiday?s inclusion under the rubric of Cavell?s genre, and I unpack the film?s enduring thematic commentary upon an American tension that unwisely pits fiscal obligations against the pursuit of self-knowledge.
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Tue 10th Sep 2013 | News
For the first time, Autodesk customers will be able to pay as they go for the latest versions of 3ds Max, Maya and Maya LT, as well as the Autodesk Design and Creation Suites.
Customers can purchase access to a range of Autodesk desktop software on a monthly, quarterly or annual basis, in addition to traditional licenses. This extends the broadly expanding choices in how to access and pay for Autodesk software. It's never been more cost effective for designers, engineers and visual effects artists to get started with Autodesk software with virtually no up-front capital costs, and to quickly ramp up projects using industry-leading Autodesk software.
Customers who choose to purchase monthly, quarterly or annual rental plans will receive similar benefits to Autodesk Subscription customers including staying current with the latest product updates, access to select Autodesk 360 cloud services and basic support.
"Our customers wanted more choices and flexibility in how they access our portfolio of design, engineering and entertainment creation tools. We expect rental plans to be attractive across all the industries we serve, especially for freelancers, startups or businesses that are project-based in nature," said Andrew Anagnost, senior vice president of Industry Strategy and Marketing at Autodesk. "This model allows customers to compete with the highest quality, industry leading software, while using only what they need when they need it."
"It's no secret; it has been a challenging time to be in the visual effects business," said CEO and executive producer Will Cohen from UK-based VFX start-up Milk. "Everyone needs to rethink the business model, and Autodesk launching rental plans will really help change the industry. Having scalability -- the flexibility to easily ramp up or back depending on the project -- means we can better compete in the modern visual effects industry."
The option to purchase a monthly, quarterly or annual rental plan will be available starting September 16, 2013. New rental plans apply to products including Autodesk AutoCAD Design Suite, Autodesk AutoCAD Inventor LT Suite, Autodesk AutoCAD Revit LT Suite, Autodesk Building Design Suite, Autodesk Entertainment Creation Suite, Autodesk Factory Design Suite, Autodesk Infrastructure Design Suite, Autodesk Plant Design Suite, Autodesk Product Design Suite, Autodesk Maya, Autodesk 3ds Max, and Autodesk Maya LT. Availability will vary by country.
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-- Put down the 10-K filings and the stock screeners. It's time to take a
break from the traditional methods of generating investment ideas.
Instead, let the crowd do it for you.
From hedge funds to individual investors, scores of market
participants are turning to social media to figure out which stocks are
worth watching. It's a concept that's known as "crowdsourcing," and it
uses the masses to identify emerging trends in the market.
>>5 Stocks Under $10 Set to Soar
Crowdsourcing has long been a popular tool for the advertising
industry, but it also makes a lot of sense as an investment tool. After
all, the market is completely driven by the supply and demand, so it can
be valuable to see what names are trending among the crowd.
While some fund managers are already trying to leverage social media
resources like Twitter to find algorithmic trading opportunities, for
most investors, crowdsourcing works best as a starting point for
investors who want a starting point in their analysis. Today, we'll
leverage the power of the crowd to take a look at some of the most active stocks on the market today.
>>Warren Buffett's 5 Favorite Stocks for 2013
These "most active" names are the most heavily-traded names on the
market -- and often, uber-active names have some sort of a technical or
fundamental catalyst driving investors' attention on shares. That's
especially true now that earnings season is officially underway. And
when there's a big catalyst, there's often a trading opportunity.
Without further ado, here's a look at today's stocks.
>>5 Trades to Take as Stocks Soar in May
Nearest Resistance: $24
Nearest Support: $21.50
Catalyst: Outlook Beat
>>5 Earnigns Stocks Everyone Hates -- But You should Love
Computer maker Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) is managing to skirt broad selling today after the firm's earnings call included guidance that brought buyers back out. HP saw its quarterly earnings drop again this past quarter, but planned third-quarter profits between 84 cents and 87 cents per share came in above the 83 cents that Wall Street analysts were expecting.
Today, HP is testing resistance at the $24 level. While the stock is 20 cents above that level as I write today, I'm not quite ready to register HPQ's price action as a breakout. The move just isn't material at this point.
If HPQ can get some continuation in tomorrow's session, traders should consider it a buy signal. Don't touch HPQ until that $24 level gets definitively taken out.
Nearest Resistance: $52
Nearest Support: $48
Catalyst: Technical Breakdown
>>5 Rocket Stocks Ready for Blastoff
Citigroup (C) is getting hefty trading volume today after shares of the big bank gapped down on technical weakness this morning. But just like the broad market, Citi is melting up over the course of today's session. That could spare the stock from what looked like a sell signal in shares at the open today.
Citi has been trending higher over the course of 2013, buoyed by broad market strength that trickled down to the firm's own performance. Year-to-date, Citi has seen its share value climb by nearly 30%, a run that's bested the S&P 500 by a factor of two. While it looked like Citi was breaking uptrending support this morning, today's melt up may shove shares back up above support before the close. I wouldn't recommend betting against this stock just yet.
Nearest Resistance: $12.50
Nearest Support: $12
Catalyst: Buyout Offer Change
Pharmaceutical firm Elan (ELN) is up around 3% as I write today, following news that suitor Royalty Pharma was reducing number of votes it needed to proceed with a hostile takeover of Elan. Royalty is dropping its acceptance condition to 50% and one share -- all it needs is to secure a majority vote. That greatly increases the likelihood that shareholders will green light the $12.50 per share buyout offer.
Buyouts typically box-in the target stock's support and resistance levels right around the offer price -- and while there's more of a risk premium still left in Elan's shares than the norm, most of the upside has already been tapped in this stock.
To see these stocks in action, check out the at Most-Active Stocks portfolio on Stockpickr.
-- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore.
>>5 Big Stocks That Could Drop in May
>>5 Stocks Rising on Unusual Volume
>>How to Use a Stock Screen for Hot Stocks
Follow Stockpickr on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook.
At the time of publication, author had no positions in stocks mentioned.
Jonas Elmerraji, CMT, is a senior market analyst at Agora Financial in Baltimore and a contributor to TheStreet. Before that, he managed a portfolio of stocks for an investment advisory returned 15% in 2008. He has been featured in Forbes , Investor's Business Daily, and on CNBC.com. Jonas holds a degree in financial economics from UMBC and the Chartered Market Technician designation.
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can anyone offer some advice on my wireless card and BT2? I have a Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG on ym HP nx7600 but it's not working. I am definately a noob and any advice on offer would help!
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I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.


text: No event in modern history has inspired so many books as the Holocaust. This monumental atrocity has compelled thousands of writers to reexamine their notions of history, humanity, morality, and even theology. None of these books, however, is quite like Cynthia Ozick's The Shawl—a remarkable feat of fiction which starts in darkest despair and brings us, without simplification or condescension, to a glimmer of redemption.


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|Chap. 506
|Sec. 2
|Livestock. 62 Stat. 759.
|Sec. 2
|25 USC 461-509 passim.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That sections 467 and 2136 of the Revised Statutes (25 U. S. C., sec. 266) and section 2135 of the Revised Statutes (25 U. S. C., sec. 265), all of the said laws being laws which forbid the sale, purchase, or possession by Indians of personal property which may be sold, purchased, or possessed by non-Indians, are hereby repealed.
(a) Section 1157 of title 18 of the United States Code, as amended, is further amended by striking the period at the end thereof and adding the following: ": Provided, That this section shall apply only to livestock purchased by or for Indians with funds provided from the revolving loan fund established pursuant to the Acts of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. 984), and June 26, 1936 (49 Stat. 1967), as amended and supplemented, or from tribal loan funds used under regulations of the Secretary of the Interior, and to livestock issued to Indians as loans repayable 'in kind', and to the increase of all such livestock, and only until such time as such loans are repaid: Provided further, That it shall be the duty of any purchaser of Indian livestock to use reasonable diligence to ascertain that such livestock are not subject to such loans."
(b) Section 1 of the Act of July 4, 1884 (23 Stat. 94, 25 U. S. C., sec. 195), is repealed.
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AMHERST – Environment Canada held its second technical briefing on tropical storm Arthur Saturday morning, confirming the weather system made landfall in the province this morning.
A spokesperson for the Canadian Hurricane Centre reported landfall took place just before 11 a.m. in the Meteghan-region, north of Yarmouth, bringing with it 110 km/hr winds and rainfall. The system is moving at a pace of 30 km/hr, slower than it was yesterday. It's expected to exit the Nova Scotia-Prince Edward Island region and move towards Newfoundland overnight before finally moving into the Atlantic Ocean, but for now it's taking it's time moving across the province.
"Yarmouth is the highest wind area right now and some higher winds are still to come " Chris Fogarty said. "It should ease off in an hour or two but will be a gradual easing off."
Arthur is the first major storm system to barrel through the Maritimes this year, but storms of this potency are not uncommon this early into the season. In 2006 a storm appeared in mid-June, but was less powerful than Arthur. If Arthur is the beginning of a trend, however, it's too soon to call.
"This could be very well the only storm of this strength, or there could be two more, Fogarty said.
Arthur's path will steer it near Cape Breton, where weather warnings remain in place.


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Domestic Goddess Louisa May Alcott is perhaps most famous for writing Little Women, (1868) a novel which is partially autobiographical and has shaped the way many women since the Victorian era have defined womanhood, family, and girlhood. Since the early 1970's, the public has known about the stories that Alcott published under the pseudonym A. M. Barnard. These gothic "potboilers" are filled with delightfully feminist femmes fatales, intrigue, and dare-we-say-it, smut (at least by Victorian standards). Read more about this author, who was more versatile than many of us knew.
Born(1) in 1832 in to Bronson (a noted Transcendentalist who was friends with Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry David Thoreau, among others) and Abba Alcott (daughter of Colonel Joseph May and a vocal proponent for women's rights and abolition), Louisa May Alcott constantly struggled with the anger and individualistic spirit that came naturally to her. Bronson Alcott's belief that children were tabulae rasae blended and clashed with his other belief that lighter coloring (like his) betokened a deeper spirituality and closer connection to divinity (Saxton 205). "'Two devils,' [Bronson] confided in his journal, 'as yet, I am not quite divine enough to vanquish, the mother fiend and her daughter'" (qtd. in Sanderson 43). Since Louisa, like her mother, was born dark-haired and "willful," Bronson viewed her as a challenge, sometimes going so far as to call her the "Possessed One" "pathetic," and "bound in chains . . . which she could not break" (qtd. in Sanderson 43). He thought that teaching Louisa to suppress her natural inclinations for self-expression and difference in favor of what he perceived as better habits was part of his job in life, and Louisa seemed to see her life as one of struggle between her own will and submission to her father's (Sanderson 43). Bronson's belief in Louisa's demonic nature, and the doubts and pain that belief caused Louisa, can be found in her writings. She seems to view the act of writing as potentially evil; for example, it is when she is writing her stories that Jo March believes she exposes Beth to the scarlet fever that eventually kills her. Also, Louisa's gothic heroine Jean Muir reveals, through the writing of letters, her deceptive manipulations of her host family, deceptions many people would find immoral, if not evil. Gilbert and Gubar clearly show that there has traditionally been a connection between the act of writing and "evil" in patriarchal cultures: "what . . . history suggests is that in patriarchal culture, female speech and female 'presumption' -- that is, angry revolt against male domination-- are inextricably linked and inevitably daemonic" (35). Bronson perpetuated his repression of Louisa's temperament, arguably causing her to create a secret identity wherein she could express her angry revolt; that identity was A.M. Barnard (Alcott's pseudonym) and Barnard's femmes fatales.
Bronson's belief that Louisa was demonic resulted in part from his definition of himself as angelic, since anything opposite to him must be bad, given this perception. Thus, Louisa was unable to participate in a public declaration of her own identity, and so had to try in private, through her writing, to do so. As a result, in many of her stories, Louisa's representations of the manipulation of "appearance" versus "reality" suggest that she felt an internal struggle of her own, presumably caused, at least in part, by Bronson's label. The "little kingdom" that the young Louisa found "very hard" to "govern" was unmanageable because it was ruled by someone other than herself: Bronson. Louisa's "passion" and "wayward will" were in direct opposition to her father's temperament. Bronson saw his passivity and mild temper as signs of greater spirituality and as an indication that his was a closer connection to divinity. Naturally, these were the characteristics he encouraged in others.
As a Transcendental and a Victorian, Bronson tended to see his duty as a parent in the same light as reformers of the time, who stressed their belief that heredity and parenting were "the means to create new generations" and that one must encourage "having all that is great, and noble, and good in man, all that is pure, and virtuous, and beautiful, and angelic in woman" (William Alcott, qtd. in Russett 199). The Victorian understanding of child-rearing included the idea that "parents, ensuring their own physical and mental health by right living, could pass this health on to their offspring" (Russett 199). Bronson firmly embraced the ideas that as a parent, he could make the world a better place by molding his daughters to imitate his own perfection. His attempts to make Louisa more like himself caused a great deal of inner conflict for her.
An innovative and experimental educator, Bronson frequently used his daughters as models and subjects for his moral investigations and lessons. Louisa, in particular, struggled with Bronson's tests. One such struggle came from a lesson when Louisa was four, and it is particularly revealing of the relationship between Louisa and Bronson throughout their lives. Bronson, knowing that both girls loved apples, left an unguarded apple near Louisa and her older sister, Anna, with the restriction that it belonged to him and the girls were not to eat it. Bronson knew that the girls would be tempted by this literally forbidden fruit, and he felt that the struggle would reveal important information about his daughters. Since Louisa ate the apple, and then unrepentantly stated that she had done so "cause I wanted it," Bronson's intended lesson in self-sacrifice was obviously only half learned. Anna did not eat the apple, and apologized for even thinking about it. Louisa, on the other hand, may have struggled with her will, but in the end she gave in to it, despite her fear of Bronson's displeasure. This was to be the case throughout her life, which largely consisted of a series of struggles between what she wanted to do and what was either best for the family or what Bronson wanted her to do. Louisa learned early that her wishes and needs often clashed with society's (here represented by Bronson) expectations.
Louisa published a number of books for children, her most famous novel, Little Women, has never been out of print. As most people know, Little Women was partially autobiographical, and Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy are representations of Louisa and her sisters Anna, Lizzie, and May. Alcott lived for most of her life in Massachusetts-- from Concord (where Orchard House, the most famous residence of the Alcott's is located) to Boston. Unlike Jo in Little Women, Louisa did travel to Europe, although because she was suffering from the effects of a "mercury cure" (where doctors dosed a patient with enough mercury to poison them, a treatment Alcott received twice while serving as a Civil War nurse) she did not enjoy it much. Alcott, in her later years, wrote to support her family. She fell into a coma from which she never recovered while caring for her ailing father, dying just a few days after he did, and is buried across the feet of her father, mother, and sister Lizzie. (You can see a picture of her gravestone by following a link on the Alcott links page).
To read more about Louisa May Alcott and several of her literary works, go to Kim Wells' Master's Thesis (all rights reserved).
1. All the information on this webpage is from an original Master's Thesis by Kim Wells, and as such, is for educational use only. This page is copyrighted (1998). To find a works cited page that lists the sources for the information included herein, go to the MA thesis link above.
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11-14-2007, 11:13 AM #13Regular 1st Stringer
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Re: Keep your heads up, there is some hope now
For route running, separation, and hands, I'd take Reggie Wayne.
For toughness, ability to adjust to poorly thrown balls, and ability to BAIL OUT HIS QB, I wouldn't. i.e. HE'S SOFT
How did Manning throw 6 INTs agains the Chargers? He was under pressure (No Tony Ugoh) and his throws were a bit inacurate, but on at least 2 of those 6 Wayne could have gone up and played DB and stopped the INT but he stood there at watched the INT happen.
On most teams, your QB gets pressured and make those kind of throws, and your WR/TE has to bail your QB out. I don't think Wayne is capable and, for this reason, AT HOME, I expect the Ravens to pressure Manning and get their fair share of INTs from him, UNCONTESTED by Wayne/Moorehead/etc
Edit: This is where, while I hate him, Hines Ward is a great WR for adjusting to balls thrown way behind him, etc. To his credit, Mason is also great at doing this.
Re: Keep your heads up, there is some hope now
I'd think considering his numbers as well as Mannings...and the fact that last year Wayne seemed to take over as Mannings primary WR, Peyton and the Colts feel otherwise.
It's your opinion though and your entitled to it.
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1. WE LOST THE BILLS GAME WHILE SCORING 14 POINTS. And yes, Billick called 3 straight passing plays that we all didn't understand. But guess what, none of them were completed to convert. Stop it please. If McNair was on the field, would you be saying "within 1 TD of winning"? Good lord.
2. The TD to Clayton would've "locked up" the game? That play was in the FIRST QUARTER Dave. And I love the "everyone's favorite man" dig at Ogden. The Ogden who has played Hall of Fame football for a decade but gets bashed by you on ONE penalty in the FIRST quarter of a game. But anything to protect Boller right? I mean, he only had 3 more quarters and some change to score another TD. Your 2 examples of Boller not being bad on the road involve 2 losses where we scored 16 and 14 points respectively. Stop with the excuses after excuses already. It's nauseating.
3. You don't fear SD after we've lost every road game except the Niners game where the only reason we won that game is because they might be the worst team in the league besides Miami. Not only have we lost those games but we've looked bad doing it. But throwing Boller out there is gonna change all that?
4. You're not worried about the Seahawks because they play in the NFC? This isn't 2003-2006.
5. Who cares where McNair's legacy is? Who cares where Boller's legacy is? You and only you. Everyone else cares about trying to win games. Both McNair and Boller have motivation to win every game they start Dave. Do you think McNair is happy or satisfied with the way this season has gone? He knows his play has been embarrassing and that he's a huge reason this team is 4-5. Your insinuation is clear because you've voiced this same stuff over and over. I've been the biggest Boller critic over the years but never have I questioned his heart or desire to win.
6. We know you think Boller could have won the Colts game last year. But guess what, he didn't play. But yea, Im sure he could've beaten a Super Bowl bound and winning team. Because he's proven that to us as well.
It's funny really. Everyone agrees that Boller should be the QB of this team. Most (including me) believe he should've come into the Bengals game at 6-0 or 9-0 with a chance to win the game. Instead of sitting back and seeing what the guy can do, you come on espousing delusions of grandeur without a leg to stand on to back anything up. Why?
Hope and positive thinking is one thing.
Ridiculous hyperbole is another.
McNair is out. Boller is in.
Let's see what he can do and stop projecting beating the defending Super Bowl champs.
How's that sound?
Re: Keep your heads up, there is some hope now
I wasn't going to post a long response because you never know.
But how I really feel...thanks PP.
I don't give a damn about excuses, win a damn game on teh road.
Re: Keep your heads up, there is some hope now
Great thoughts CBD.
I hope they make the playoffs, I really do. I don't think it's especially likely, but hope springs eternal.Festivus
His definitions and arguments were so clear in his own mind that he was unable to understand how any reasonable person could honestly differ with him.
Re: Keep your heads up, there is some hope now
Its certainly helps having a short memory during a season like this.
Before each game my memory is erased and I prepare with hope
and joy for a Raven victory.
That lasts until the offense comes out.And the hope starts to sink bit by bit.
As we see the same old,same old, futilty.
I'll be there at the start of every game like Pavlov's dog,expecting to be served a tasty treat.
GO RAVENSPut the smile back on your face.This is a 60 minute ball game.
Re: Keep your heads up, there is some hope now
This team is in a hole they put themselves in and the way out of it is to win this week and see how deep you still are. Then win the following week. Then the next.
One game at a time.
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I haven't stopped hoping for improvement, but frankly, if Billick had named McNair the starter for this next game, I would have probably given up. I'm not suggesting Boller is the answer to turning things around, but at least with Boller I have some hope. I wouldn't have with McNair, not after those last two games.
And hopefully CMac will be back for this game too.
Re: Keep your heads up, there is some hope now
They just need to shut C-Mac down for the year. Let him have the surgery. Let's see how good this "young stable of cornerbacks" really is! We need to find out what we have and they didn't look too bad against one of the most explosive receiving corps around in Cincy. I want C-Mac to be totally healthy going into next year!... They shall mount up with wings as Eagles;
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What is "Hypnobirthing"?
I recently watched a documentary where a woman briefly spoke about "Hypnobirthing". I have done a little research but would like to know if anybody has actually put the methods into practice. What is "Hypnobirthing"? Did it actually work for you?
3rd June 2014 11:30 PM #2
Thank you for posting this interesting question.
I took a hypnobirthing course with my doula in my last pregnancy. Previous to this I had unfortunately had a traumatic first birth experience and I wanted to do everything I could to ensure that my next birth was a positive one.
The term hypnobirthing is actually quite misleading as it is really about self-hypnosis and allowing yourself to go into a very deep state of relaxation. This is important in birth because we need to allow the subconscious side of our brain to take over and to trust our body to birth. Birth occurs quicker and with minimal interventions when a woman does not resist the surges (hypnobirthing term for contractions) but 'goes within herself' breathing through the surges and allowing the cervix to open without resistance and stress.
You can read more about hypnobirthing here.
I used the 'rainbow relaxation' hypnobirthing method in my last birth. I'm pleased to say that this helped me to relax and to have a very positive birthing experience.
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Might try this!
Thanks for answering so quickly. I've done a little more research and I'm thinking the hypnobirthing method, in conjuncture with water birth might be a future option.
Thanks for the link!
4th June 2014 07:13 AM #4
That sounds like a very wise plan.
Please do continue to post any questions you may have here on the Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond forum.
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thanks for sharing i had never heard of hypnobirthing before but it may be something i'm willing to try ! are there any more people on this forum that have actually had a "hypnobirth"?