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Why not? You can sleep in the next morning, right.
And then school starts, and everyone is off schedule and off-kilter and CRANKY.
We asked local Patch Facebook fans how they transition their kids from all-bets-are-off summer sleep schedules to go-to-bed-it's-a-school-night routines. Here's what they had to say:
Michelle Palmatier Mazzaro You don't! They are excited on the first day of school and pop out of bed....then are exhausted from the first day of school and fall asleep early. There's your early to bed - early to rise routine again!
Elisa Benitez Marsico My daughter has been voluntarily setting her alarm for the last few weeks. It's actually working.
Eileen Treanor Carson Gradually....start now....bedtime an hour earlier.
Heather Woods Guzman Early-to-bed all year long:)
And here's some advice from some experts:Gradually reintroduce earlier bedtimes: Work towards getting your pre-teen to bed by 8:30. That gives them 30 minutes to fall asleep and 10 hours to sleep by the time they have to get up at 7:00 a.m. If they need to get up earlier, they should go to bed earlier as well. For teens, aim for a 9:00 p.m. bedtime—which means no more late-night TV watching.
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Turn off electronics: To help your kids wind down, all electronics — TV, video games, computers, and cell phones — should be shut off an hour earlier.
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Leaders of the rescue resuming efforts Monday on the daunting 11,249-foot mountain are weighing options after coming up empty Sunday.
A helicopter and a plane that flew over Mount Hood for hours before the cloud cover dropped were unlikely to return, said Detective Jim Strovink of the Clackamas County sheriff's office, spokesman for the searchers.
"The weather, that's what's hampering this operation," he said.
Mountaineers who found the body of 26-year-old Luke T. Gullberg of Des Moines, Wash., on Saturday couldn't attempt climbing high on the slopes Sunday because the risk of avalanche increased after an eight-inch overnight snowfall.
"Nobody is going to want to tromp around in that snow," said Steve Rollins, a Portland Mountain Rescue leader.
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The three mountaineers had begun their ascent on the west side of the mountain about 1 a.m. Friday and were due back late that afternoon, but failed to return.
On Saturday, crews found Gullberg's body on the glacier at the 9,000-feet level.
His equipment also was found scattered around the glacier, including a camera with at least 20 photos of the climbers. Crews have looked over the photos for landmarks and other clues to the location of the two missing climbers.
"It looked like they were confident and having a good time," Strovink said of the photographs.
Relatives of the three climbers were gathered at Timberline Lodge, a ski lodge on Mount Hood and a staging area for the rescuers, to await more news. They were comforted by Dennis Simons, a nondenominational volunteer chaplain for the police and fire departments in nearby Sandy.
"They are grieving and hoping," he said.
The three climbers, all Christians, met through church activities, Simons said, and Nolan has traveled extensively for Christian causes.
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The Oregonian newspaper reported Sunday that Gullberg was a sales clerk at the outdoor retailer and cooperative REI in Tukwila, Wash., and he studied writing and English at Central Washington University.
Mount Hood is a popular site among climbers in the United States. In 25 years, it has been the site of dozens of climbing accidents and fatalities. The worst on record happened in May 1986 when nine people -- seven students from Oregon Episcopal School and two adults -- died after they dug a snow cave during a sudden storm.
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Veteran climber Jim Whittaker, the first American to conquer Mount Everest, said he understands why climbers like the challenge of tackling Mount Hood in the winter.
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In the latest case, the three climbers did not have a radio locator beacon but they did have a cell phone that was briefly activated as they were preparing to begin their ascent.
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The younger Griffin is a 5-foot-9, 185-pound running back, defensive back and return specialist from Columbus' DeSales High School, which he helped to the 2009 state championship game.
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His dad lettered from 1972-75 at Ohio State, winning the Heisman his final two seasons. A diminutive tailback who played on superlative Buckeyes teams under Woody Hayes, Archie Griffin still holds school records for rushing yards (5,589) and attempts (924) in a career. He had 34 100-yard rushing games at Ohio State.
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Chicago, IL – February 9, 2012 – Zacks Equity Research highlights Amgen, Inc. (AMGN - Analyst Report) as the Bull of the Day and Montpelier Re Holdings (MRH - Analyst Report) as the Bear of the Day. In addition, Zacks Equity Research provides analysis on Cisco Systems (CSCO - Analyst Report), Illumina (ILMN - Snapshot Report) and Roche Holdings (RHHBY).
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Amgen, Inc. (AMGN - Analyst Report) reported fourth quarter earnings per share of $1.19, 5 cents below the Zacks Consensus Estimate, but 3.5% above the year-ago period. However, Amgen provided better-than-expected guidance for 2012. The company expects earnings in the range of $5.90 - $6.15 per share on revenues of $16.1 - $16.5 billion.
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Recall a year ago, when a weak tech environment sent Cisco Systems struggling to gain traction. The company regained focus -- not simply on routers and switches but Enterprise, Commercial, Search and Cloud-based businesses, as well -- and now sees 11% growth and gross margins of 62.4%.
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For the full year, adjusted EPS came in at $1.30, surpassing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $1.25 and the year-ago figure of $1.06.
Revenues dipped 4% year over year to $250 million during the quarter. However, it was ahead of the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $248 million. This drop was primarily due to a 6.2% decline in product revenues, partly offset by a 25.5% rise in service revenues.
Illumina expects fiscal 2012 revenues in the range of $1.10 – $1.175 billion (annualized growth of 4% –11%). The Zacks Consensus Revenue Estimate is close to the lower-end of the expected range. The adjusted gross margin is expected to be 70% for 2012. The company also expects adjusted EPS in the range of $1.40–$1.50 (the Zacks Consensus Estimate is $1.41).
For the first quarter of fiscal 2012, Illumina expects revenues in the range of $250 –$260 million ($258 million) with adjusted EPS of 29 cents–32 cents (31 cents) assuming approximately 133 million shares. Adjusted gross margin guidance for the quarter is 69%.
Illumina Rejects Roche's $5.7 billion Offer
In separate news, Illumina unanimously declined Roche Holdings' (RHHBY) offer of $44.50 per share (aggregate value $5.7 billion) in cash as it considers this offer to be grossly inadequate.
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Had an amazing few days walking around Manhattan with my Fujifilm X-Pro1 at the end of last week. Took along my 18-55mm zoom, 35mm f/1.4 lens and an old Nikon 50mm f/1.4D (using an adapter). On some days I also brought along an old medium format Yashicamat 124G TLR to shoot some film, but haven't developed it yet. This was my 3rd visit in the last four years, and the first using a smaller mirrorless camera instead of a big, bulky, heavy, conspicuous DSLR. What a difference! The Fuji doesn't draw much attention (except from other photographers, who want to ask questions!), making it perfect to blend in on the streets. I could (and did) walk the streets all day without even noticing the gear I was carrying. For outdoor walking around, I would normally set my camera around f/8 1/250th and auto-ISO and zone focus about the distance people would be as I'd pass them by. Camera would be mounted around my neck with the zoom at 18mm, with my finger on the shutter. If I saw something/someone interesting, I'd take a photograph. Didn't always get the shot, but my hit rate was certainly better than if I had tried to bring the camera to my eye and composed a quick shot…….
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This is the Street Collective.
This is work you must learn from. A collection of the world's best street, documentary, and fine art photographers. It is energetic. Gritty. In your face and brutally honest. It is a genre of photography not for the faint of heart. Or the unsure. These are images that look for that decisive moment in the chaos. In a lot of ways street photography is one of the most accessible genres to shoot. That's because there's no set path, or widely accepted standard. Yet there are some photographers who never stop searching for that perfect moment…..
The Street Collective was the result of many hours interviewing top photographers such as Bryan Formhals (of LPV Magazine) and World Press Award winner Laura Pannack about their process and how they achieve their unique looks. We did this to help our audience learn what it takes to make great street photography. It's completely free, and we're trying to get the word out about this.
You can see the free e-book here and download your own copy:
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This week we have a guest post from Russell Dawson, a landscape photographer turned street photographer. His journey with the Fuji X-Pro 1 makes for interesting reading. The fixed lens X100 is a well respected street camera so I was excited to hear how Russell found the more adaptable Xpro. Russell Dawson started with Landscapes but has branched into street photography. I bought the Xpro after reading many blogs and reviews. I come from a mainly landscape background and most of my recent shots are on a Nikon D200. I have always been a lone shooter preferring my own company and the great outdoors. Street photography was never a style I thought I would be involved with. The series 'Nothing Lasts Forever', along the Jurassic Coast, is a regular project that has created a book of B&W images which I self published three years ago and the new colour work for an exhibition in August here on the South Coast. I have also had a couple of commissions from magazines and done some commercial work. I also taught photography at the local college and for the local Adult Ed.
Finding my way into street photography
I had made several images of people while on location. But it wasn't something I took too seriously. After having spent the last few years out in the landscape I decided to try a completely different style as a break. I headed into London for a day trip and enjoyed the day much more than I expected to. I came home with some really interesting images and I couldn't wait to shoot the street again……
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Andre Kertesz is one of the greatest photographers who ever lived. He photographed extensively for over 70 years, which also makes him one of the most prolific photographers. Not only did he help pioneer the genre of street photography, he also had a strong impact on an entire generation of photographers – even including the great Henri Cartier-Bresson. When asked about Kertesz, Henri Cartier-Bresson showed his reverence by saying: "We all owe something to Kertesz." and even "Whatever we have done, Kertesz did first." Another famous photographer, Brassai, beautifully captured what made Kertesz so great as a photographer:
"André Kertész has two qualities that are essential for a great photographer: an insatiable curiosity about the world, about people, and about life, and a precise sense of form." – Brassai
Every street photographer with a desire to learn more about the masters needs to know about Kertesz. I have personally gained a great deal of inspiration from him and will share some insights I have gained from him……
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While Obama continues to play politics with his Russian and Syrian counterparts in hopes of ridding the world of Assad's chemical weapons, Syrians are getting killed with conventional weapons everyday. There seems to be no end in sight to a bloody civil war that has claimed the lives of over 100,000 people, and made refugees out of at least 2 million more. Most of them came to Lebanon. The UN has registered over 720,000 Syrian refugees here, but the government here says there are over 1 million who have fled the violence back home. Many of them now live in overcrowded urban areas where they are viewed with suspicion and scorn by some of the locals. These pictures were all taken in one of these areas. I had my X-Pro 1 on me but was not able to use it as much as I would have liked. The images here don't even begin to show how difficult life in Sabra must be. It's a place that exemplifies some of Lebanon's biggest problems and how they keep getting more complex with time…..
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This is gallery of photographs made with the Fuji X Pro-1 and a Fujinon 18mm, and all were shot from the hip (except one). I wanted to be as unobtrusive as possible, and shooting from the hip allowed me to capture candid expressions I may not have been able to otherwise. Rodeo Drive of Beverly Hills, California is a 4 block stretch of road north of Wilshire Boulevard and south of S. Santa Monica Boulevard, known for its luxury-goods stores. The street is home to some of the most sought-after stores, and is the target of Japanese tourists arriving by the busload every day…..
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Today was a rainy, dark day. I took my Fuji X-Pro1 out in the rain, brought along an umbrella to protect the camera and myself a bit. Usually sundays in Copenhagen are rather sad and borring. Shops are closed, streets seems empty. Today though, lots of tourists in the streets, a viking market (Not sure, I think that is what was going on) And also a Ironman contest! – Did not expect that.. That gave me something to photograph, try out the focus speed trying to catch focus on the runners, wich went pretty damn bad (I don't blame the camera, more the photographer… me) My camera was set to 16:9 raw+jpeg, but I ended up editing the raw files and cropping to 16:9. Just wanted to try this format, since I never have tried anything else than the standart. All shot with the Fuji 35mm f1.4…..
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A few weekends ago I popped up to see Pacific Rim on the IMAX in Waterloo, and thought I would try and get a spot of street photography in down at the Southbank by the river. The lovely thing about the Southbank is the sheer variety of people you see wandering about, and while I'm still working on my confidence in terms of approaching people for photos, there is certainly a lot of scope for getting some great shots. I thought I would round up a few of the shots that I took, and do a bit of a breakdown on the settings I used and reasons why, so others can hopefully benefit. The great thing about street photography is that it doesn't need any fancy equipment or even expensive lenses – photos usually have a deep depth of field, so any lens will do, and whether you use a zoom lens or just use a prime and zoom with your feet is up to you.
Use a small camera
I was using a Fuji X-E1 as it's smaller than the average dSLR, and doesn't draw much attention to itself, so I could walk around with it on, and just lift it to my face, compose and fire in a matter of seconds. If you have a digital camera (or film for that matter) that can be set to manual mode then all the following applies, but for street photography, I would advise a smallish camera…..
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Back to Hong Kong again last month. This time with my new Fuji X100s. Such a pleasure to walk around the town aimlessly and shoot with it. The camera lives up to its claims & reputation. It makes travel and street photography so much easier and fun….
See more pictures on www.devinkhoblog.com
There is so much that I would like to do more with my photography, so many things that I have dabbled with and need to go back and explore in detail. Recently working with longer exposures for landscape, light painting human forms, street shooting at night, street shooting in the rain and at this moment I really like the black and white conversions I can produce with both the X100 and X-E1 using silverfx pro. This takes time and lots of it, don't get me wrong I am not work shy but when you have a day job to pay the bills that is not photography, fitting in all this experimenting and learning is a challenge, and not forgetting I really like to write and share my effort on my blog and eats more time too…..
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It's funny because you're probably one of them you faggot. Kill yourself.
seems someone didn't get any stickers with their order ... would it make the little baby feel better if i gave him a little red logo sticky ? hm ?
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The Chicago Bulls will try to make NBA playoff history as they attempt to become the first team to win a series after rallying from a 3-0 deficit.
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3 In those days John the Baptist appeared in the desert of Judea announcing, 2 " Change your hearts and lives! Here comes the kingdom of heaven! " 3 He was the one of whom Isaiah the prophet spoke when he said:
4 John wore clothes made of camel's hair, with a leather belt around his waist. He ate locusts and wild honey.
5 People from Jerusalem, throughout Judea, and all around the Jordan River came to him. 6 As they confessed their sins, he baptized them in the Jordan River. 7 Many Pharisees and Sadducees came to be baptized by John. He said to them, " You children of snakes! Who warned you to escape from the angry judgment that is coming soon? 8 Produce fruit that shows you have changed your hearts and lives. 9 And don't even think about saying to yourselves, Abraham is our father. I tell you that God is able to raise up Abraham's children from these stones. 10 The ax is already at the root of the trees. Therefore, every tree that doesn't produce good fruit will be chopped down and tossed into the fire. 11 I baptize with water those of you who have changed your hearts and lives. The one who is coming after me is stronger than I am. I'm not worthy to carry his sandals. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire. 12 The shovel he uses to sift the wheat from the husks is in his hands. He will clean out his threshing area and bring the wheat into his barn. But he will burn the husks with a fire that can't be put out. "
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It can happen to one of the nation's most revered, principled, effective, hard-working U.S. senators.
And, if it hasn't already, it can happen to you.
In fact, there's a lesson for all of us in the final chapter of Richard Lugar's Senate career — our jobs are not permanent.
Just as voters did with Lugar in his Indiana primary loss to Republican challenger Richard Mourdock on Tuesday, someone someday could deliver the message, "Your services are no longer required." The circumstances vary. The company could go out of business. Your dismissal could come in the form of a layoff, as a corporation (choose the appropriate euphemism) downsizes, streamlines, gets leaner, or maximizes its efficiencies. You might get fired for an egregious mistake, or simply forced to step aside in favor of a younger, less-expensive replacement. The bad news might come out of the blue, with nothing more than a "thanks for being a team player, but the firm has decided to go in a different direction."
In every case, the bottom line is, they're done with you.
All of those long hours. Showing up on time, day after day, even when sick. Sacrificing personal time to get the job done.
When left to ponder those lost ticks of the second-hand while staring at a new gold watch, many folks will be reminded of that classic George Carlin bit about a parent coping with an ungrateful youngster. After grumbling and rattling off a string of taken-for-granted tasks a mother had silently performed, the woman asks her kid in exasperation, "That's the thanks I get?"
In a matter-of-fact voice, Carlin delivers her answer …
"That's the thanks," he says, pausing for dramatic effect, "you get."
Lugar, likewise, would be justified in wondering what the heck happened to his support among those he serves. In 2006, Hoosiers elected him to a sixth term with 87 percent of the vote. Republicans, Democrats, independents, almost anyone short of the staunchest left-wingers appreciated the fact that Lugar's reputation for wisdom allowed an often-overlooked state to have its voice heard regularly in Washington. Six years ago, when Lugar was chosen as one of America's 10 best senators by Time magazine, former colleague Bob Kerrey praised the example Lugar set through independent thinking and conviction.
"He is a quiet, intelligent, steady force," Kerrey said in that 2006 story. But, Kerrey added, "He's unmovable when he reaches a conclusion about what ought to be done."
The phrase "reaches a conclusion" implies the weighing of various options in a situation. That means Lugar considered different viewpoints, then made a firm decision and stuck by it. Unmovable. Ironically, he lost Tuesday's primary for being too movable. Compromise is the problem, his opponent declared. Should we assume then that if Mourdock wins the fall election, Hoosiers with viewpoints outside his rigid ideology will not be considered when he casts Senate votes?
Lugar listened, then decided. That style earned him respect in Indiana, the nation and around the globe.
In 2012 politics, the process is reversed — decide, then pretend to listen and yet remain unmovable. Lugar's approach is so 2006, like a cellphone without a Facebook app.
Yes, attributes that once made us valuable could become our liabilities someday.
To be sure, Lugar hastened his own ouster by campaigning at first rather cavalierly, as if it were 2006, and then in a desperate, uncharacteristically low-road fashion. It wasn't until final few weeks that he recognized the likelihood that he could lose the job he's fulfilled with a 98-percent attendance record over 36 years.
Ninety-eight percent.
Occasionally, you'll hear someone boast, "Yeah, I haven't missed a day's work in 22 years. Even showed up the Monday after my appendectomy." A couple years later, the same person might be told, "The company's restructuring. This location is closing. It's no reflection on you. Your work has been great. Best wishes."
The co-author of the book "Work Won't Love You Back" suggested in an interview with the medical-advice website WebMD.com that Americans should guard their personal and family time. "Stop checking email and cellphones so often," said Stevan Hobfoll, a Kent State University psychology professor and co-writer of the book. "Few people are so important that they need their cellphones on at all times." He also advised people to make their work hours productive but not more numerous.
Why? Jobs, businesses, even entire industries can end faster than we expect. As vital as it is, we'd better have more in our lives — faith, family, friends, volunteerism — than employment when that inevitable day comes.
For the 80-year-old Lugar, the blow arrives with an incredibly soft cushion, thanks to a solid Senate pension and all the prestige and perks that go with it. Unlike most octogenarians, Lugar's vitality gives him other career options, such as a cabinet position (perhaps even on the cabinet of, gasp, President Obama should he win in November). As a lifelong runner, it would be heartening to see Lugar carve out extra time to participate in 5Ks in places he'd like to visit — turn off that cellphone, and guard that personal time he's sacrificed.
Lugar also can ease the sting of his defeat with the realization that his quiet, methodical efforts made a difference — the deactivation of 6,828 "loose nukes" scattered around the former Soviet republics a decade before terrorists used jetliners to attack New York and Washington on 9/11, shepherding elements of unsexy-but-important farm legislation, and toiling relentlessly to expand the use of alternative fuels instead of war-saddled oil.
That said, the reality is that times change. That was then, and this is now. Thanks, Sen. Lugar, but the party has decided to move in a different direction. Nothing personal. Best wishes.
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