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It's here. Every team in the league has an official record, meaning baseball season is underway.
Since the season is here and we'll be playing fantasy baseball from now through September, it seems like a good time to go over some things that we as fantasy players should not do if we want to be good members of our leagues.
Things may work against you over the course of a fantasy baseball season.
- The Draft may have been scheduled for a time that you just couldn't make and the autodraft may have completely messed you up.
- One of the guys you're competing with for a league title may end up on the right end of a bad trade.
- A league rival may land a star that was impulsively dropped during a temporary struggle because he had a higher position on the waiver wire.
Those are just a few things that come to mind. Certainly, any number of things can go wrong throughout season, and that doesn't even take into account things like injuries that happen on the field. If you play enough fantasy baseball, you're going to hit a hard luck season or two. The kind of season where.
- All the big breaks seem to work against you.
- All the big breaks seem to work for your biggest rival, or rivals.
- Gasp. Both!
I'd suggest that when stuff like that happens, you vent to some of your best friends and confidants in the league. When stuff seems to work against you in life, that's what you do, right? Right. Apply the same ideas to fantasy baseball.
If you want to be a good fantasy baseball league member, here's what you do not do.
1. Do not constantly gripe about it on the message boards
Maybe make some reference to the bad break when it happens, but throw an "lol" or "haha" in there, just to disarm the rest of the league. It seems strange, but it's a good way to stay in the good graces of the rest of the league.
Let them know that you're frustrated, but don't leave them with the feeling that they need to take cover from you if they happen to bump into you at the Grocery Store. Don't get people texting/emailing/talking about whether they want you back next year. Bad breaks happen. Don't take them too seriously and definitely don't take long to get over them.
2. Do not try to make the beneficiary feel guilty about it
Think about it this way. If you and a friend are a fan teams going against each other in a playoff series and your team loses, do you really want to hear him rubbing your face in it for the next several years? I'm guessing no. Get the good natured trash talk out of the way during the series and when it's over, celebrate with your fellow fans. The same logic applies if your team loses. Don't sit there and try to make your buddy feel guilty because his team got a questionable call or two.
Similar thinking works in fantasy baseball. If your buddy beats you, you don't want him rubbing it in to you. We know people do stupid things. Maybe someone dropped Troy Tulowitzki after a rough series and your buddy/rival stuck with Brandon Crawford used his position at the top of the waiver wire to nab Tulo. Then, of course, Tulo got hot, led this guy to a fantasy championship while you finished in second.
It stinks and that kind of stuff happens every year in fantasy leagues. But don't try to make the guy who ended up on the right end of it feel guilty.
3. Do not imply that what happened was done with hurting your chances specifically in mind
It seems so basic but it seems to be an exceptionally hard concept for people to grasp. There seems to be a few of these guys in every league.
If a police car goes by my bedroom window at 4 am with the sirens blowing, it probably will make me up, but that doesn't mean the cop did it for the specific purpose of waking me up.
The aforementioned Tulo example may have hurt you, but the chain of events was not likely done in order to keep you from winning and nothing else.
If you honestly think it was, it's time to change leagues. If it happens again in the next league, it's time to look in the mirror.
4. Don't check out of the league
You signed up for a full season, play a full season. Just because you're not going to win doesn't mean that you dropping out won't have an impact on who will win. You may not care about finishing in 7th or 8th place, but everything your team does has potential ramifications on the championship.
Nash went over this in the etiquette of trading and I don't really want to repeat everything he's said but if someone offers you a trade, you at least owe it to him/her to log on and decline. If you're just not interested in trading, decline and say something like "not interested in making trades." That way, he doesn't waste time trying to come up with another offer.
LM's, if you need some ways to keep owners involved, here are a few ideas.
5. Don't Make Life Difficult on the LM
Maybe this is a personal issue for me since I am an LM and have been annoyed on more than one occasion here. But being an LM is not a full-time job. LM's have jobs and families just like everyone else.
Don't gripe to him every time something goes wrong, demanding he fix it. That doesn't mean you can never say anything to him, but if it's something that can be resolved without him, give it a try.


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I was privileged to give a talk on WebRTC and Real Time communication using JavaScript & HTML5, held at JSfoo 2013, Bangalore.
Online Slides: bit.ly/webrtc-prez
HTML5 has been upped with WebRTC features that allow us to create a collaboration environment, enabling Real-time Webcam Video sharing, File-transfers, Screen-sharing, Audio recording, etc.
First post on Algorithms using JavaScript.
… and hence some boring stuff and prelude before main content, just to keep up the elegance of the blog. Here it goes.
In the modern web, the paradigm has shifted to single page apps, where new concepts have evolved, viz., routing in the frontend, separation of concerns with design patterns like MVVM, MVP, etc.
The web is now an application in the browser that is scaling only upwards. This has led to evolution of concepts like decoupling, AMD (Asynchronous module Definitions), structuring, dependency injection, mediators & observers, dynamically rendered templates, etc.
However, I feel, between all this, a UI developer is also a JavaScript coder, a programmer, and therefore should be motivated to write code that showed some intelligence, … and not just fill in a gap in a team which does not have Software developers to work on the UI.
I was checking one of my legacy code for a product company when I was a backend developer, and happened to find one of this beautiful piece.
After Kodingen deleted my old files due to Koding update, and not been able to follow up for about an year now, I realised that I lost all my previous HTML5, JavaScript & CSS 3 experiments.
This included the Ice Cream Sand witch popup.
Moving on, new feature sets and APIs have come up; so old demos make no sense, which is reasonable as ICS is also gone and now is the day of KitKat.
And with that, I have started fiddling with some more experiments as per new W3 specs.
Following is an attempt at Android KitKat Popup:
Feel free to optimize effects. This is based on Nexus 4/5 or a CM / AOSP ROM, and not some Samsung/LG based crap UI on top of Android.
To all the JavaScript Single page applications enthusiasts like me - this is a well recorded developer oriented Playlist of Videos, that attempt to make Angular JS learning a lesser pain.
All important topics beautifully explained.
Once upon a time…
There was a princess…
function princess() {
She lived in a wonderful world full of adventures. She met her Prince Charming, rode around her world on a unicorn, battled dragons, encountered talking animals, and many other fantastical things.
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var unicorn = { /* ... */ },
dragons = [ /* ... */ ],
squirrel = "Hello!";
In the last post, we had a discussion on
HTML5 8 key features - grouped by W3C.
W3C has a list of standard icons, pointing to these 8 key additions/ revisions/ features to HTML5. They are famous, and all over the net
Lets mix them and our categorization for grouping, to be understood as per our sense of the web page:
HTML5 is one of the hot topics trending today. For a Web Developer, its really a galore of features to dive into, but also a headache of keeping up to date with features and trends, so many standards, specifications and documentation, etc
Most importantly, having an organized information. Yes, today, you will find a lot of clutter on HTML5, heavy enough to confuse inquisitive minds
Being a Web Frontend-End Developer, I know how important it is to build the new Web, impress your clients with HTML5!
At the same time, Being a JavaScript Developer at core, I also realize the urge to delve into the JavaScript API of HTML5 features, play with the new things, and merge the difference between Application and Web
While working with basic JavaScript, one must have found a need to check for properties existing in objects. Developers have written and practiced multiple awesome ways of digging through an object or duck-typing for the same
Therefore the purpose of this article is NOT to give you the best solution for "How to find if an Object has a Property?". It only tries to humbly put forth some contextual and basic info on JavaScript objects, based on my understanding while starting development in JS
Creating Objects
Microsoft has launched On{X} that surprisingly has debuted on Android.
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Works on JavaScript and will work wonders, if you have basic JavaScript skills !!
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12 Again
Celebrities revisit the music, TV shows and the news stories from their youth.
The 12 Inch Single
Paul Morley on the 7-inch single's grand relative - the 12-inch - and its peak in the 80s.
BBC Radio 4
15 by 15
Hardeep Singh Kohli chooses a word and sees where it leads him
BBC Radio 4
15 Minute Drama
Classic and contemporary original drama and book dramatisations
BBC Radio 4
1913: The Year Before
Michael Portillo challenges the notion of calm before the storm of the Great War
BBC Radio 4
1914-1918: The Cultural Front
Charting how the war transformed the arts.
BBC Radio 4
1914: Day by Day
Historian Margaret MacMillan chronicles the road to war in 1914.
BBC Radio 4
1Xtra's Rewind
Another chance to hear it again if you missed out... first time around.
BBC Radio 1Xtra
2010: Space Odyssey to Europa
Astronomer Paul Murdin asks if Jupiter's moon, Europa, might sustain biological life.
BBC Radio 4
2012: The End of Time
As the Mayan prophecy of doom approaches, enjoy this light-hearted guide to the apocalypse
BBC Radio 4
21st-Century Dylan: Short Plays from New Voices
To mark the Dylan Thomas centenary, we present five short plays by new writers.
BBC Radio Wales
21st-Century Mythologies
Peter Conrad dissects the popular culture of his era, as Roland Barthes did 60 years ago.
BBC Radio 4
3, 2, 1, Go!
Kids go on a journey into the mathematical world that underpins their favourite sport
BBC Two
30 Years of the Bradshaws
John Henshaw explores the unrelenting success of one of the longest running comedy series.
BBC Radio 4
4 o'Clock Club
Rap and comedy combine to tell a tale of sibling rivalry.
The 4 O'Clock Show
Mel Giedroyc with a mix of stories, comedy, interviews, facts and quizzes.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
4,000-Year-Old Cold Case: The Body in the Bog
Documentary following the investigation of a 4,000-year-old body found preserved in a bog.
BBC Four
4472 - Flying Scotsman
Travel from London's King's Cross to Edinburgh on the 'Flying Scotsman'. (1968)
5 live Breakfast
5 live's breakfast programme with news, sport, weather and money reports.
BBC Radio 5 live
5 live Daily
Original news and exclusive interviews from across the UK
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5 live Drive
5 live's drive programme with a round-up of the day's top news and sport.
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5 live Formula 1
News, reports, commentary and features from the world of Formula 1
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5 live in Short
The best of 5 live from the past seven days
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5 live Investigates
Adrian Goldberg presents cutting edge investigative journalism
BBC Radio 5 live
5 live Olympics
Coverage and commentary on the Olympic Games from the 5 live team
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Naked Scientists Chris Smith and Kat Arney with science news stories and analysis
BBC Radio 5 live
5 live Sport
The latest sport and debate including commentaries on the big games and sporting events
BBC Radio 5 live
50 Years of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Brian Sibley tells the story behind Ian Fleming's book, half a century after publication.
BBC Radio 4
52 First Impressions with David Quantick
David Quantick reflects on the people he has met and the impressions they have made.
BBC Radio 4
6 Degrees of...
Miranda Sawyer and guests explore different ways of looking at music,
BBC Radio 6 Music
6 Music Classic Concert
One artist. One concert. 6 Music delves into the vast BBC music archive.
BBC Radio 6 Music
6 Music Live at Maida Vale
BBC 6 Music presents live sessions from the BBC's historic Maida Vale studios.
BBC Radio 6 Music
6 Music Live Hour
6 Music presents gems from the vast BBC archive including concerts and live sessions.
BBC Radio 6 Music
6 Music Remembers John Peel
A rare chance to hear highlights from John Peel's Radio 1 programmes from 1968.
BBC Radio 6 Music
6 Music's Jukebox
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
BBC Radio 6 Music
64 Zoo Lane
Cartoon series about Lucy, who lives next door to a zoo and is told stories by the animals
78 Revolutions
Jenny Hammerton, a DJ of 78s, explores why the old discs are still alive and kicking.
BBC Radio 4
The 99p Challenge
Crazy panel show chaired by comic Sue Perkins
BBC Radio 4 Extra
The £100k House: Tricks of the Trade
Kieran Long and Piers Taylor help homeowners as they take on ambitious building projects.
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Cannonballs is a daily series where we will gather up links to other interesting stories from the Columbus Blue Jackets blogosphere, as well as general NHL and hockey news. While we strive to bring you the best coverage of the Columbus Blue Jackets here at the Union and Blue, there are several other CBJ blogs that do a great job as well. So with that, here is today's edition of Union and Blue Cannonballs!
Blue Jackets
Rick Nash Punches Goalie As NY Rangers Beat Blue Jackets In His Return To Columbus Read about Rick Nash's clash with Sergei Bobrovsky. [ Daily News ]
Blue Jackets Sign Goaltender Joonas Korpisalo Read about the franchise's newest goaltender. [ Blue Jackets.com ]
Will The NHL Expand To Las Vegas? Could an NHL team succeed in Las Vegas? [ Too Many Men On The Site ]
Red Wings Say Good Bye To Joe Louis Arena Get the latest news about the Red Wings new arena. [ Too Many Men On The Site ]
James Neal, David Legwand Fined By NHL For Separate Infractions Butt-ending is a real penalty? [ Eye On Hockey ]
NHL Injuries: What Do Missing Stars Mean To Their Teams As Playoffs Near? Find out who's in and who's out and what it means to their team. [ Sporting News ]
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Pretty Tony Came Up with Freestyle Music
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Six Best Club Parties in Miami This Week
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SECOND BEST CONCERT OF THE PAST TWELVE MONTHSWilco at the Pompano Beach AmphitheaterIt was difficult to tell who was more perplexed by the size and passion of Wilco's crowd: the band's singer Jeff Tweedy or the Pompano Beach Amphitheater's security guards, who spent the early part of the evening shooing audience members away from the stage and back to their seats. Finally, with obvious bemusement, Tweedy urged his screaming fans to "come on down," Let's Make a Deal-style, and the 2500-strong crowd did just that, surging up out of their chairs and past the now-helpless half-dozen guards, creating an instant general-admission concert. Wilco has had that kind of effect on listeners these days, and based on that night's performance, it's not hard to see why the band has moved far beyond its cult following. What was once a solid alt-country outfit has grown into a purveyor of sublime pop, albeit one whose sing-along choruses are filled with paeans to clueless theologians, collapsing buildings, and guilt-laden drug deals. As for those Beatles-esque melodies, they're similarly filled with a cockeyed spirit, one apt to erupt into a speaker-shredding guitar solo that threatens to derail the entire song. Likewise, while Tweedy himself never shies from reaching for that perfect note, his voice is prone to cracking along the way, aching satisfyingly. The Wilco guys certainly remain dark-horse candidates for rock and roll stardom, but it's that very off-kilter sensibility that makes their music so memorable.


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Tech wrap: Verizon to take on Netflix
Verizon Communications plans to launch a standalone service allowing customers to stream movies and television shows over the Web, in a fresh challenge to Netflix and the traditional cable TV business, according to several people briefed on the plan.
Wireless service provider Verizon Wireless said it was not blocking Google's payments app, Google Wallet, on its latest smartphone, and said it was still in talks with Google about the service.
A court in southern China has rejected a lawsuit by Apple, accusing a Chinese technology company of infringing its iPad trademark, a newspaper reports, the latest move in a protracted tug-of-war over the name.
For most brokerages, the question is not whether to cut their price targets for Research In Motion but by how much. Analysts who see the possibility of a white knight emerging for the struggling BlackBerry maker have favored a target higher than its current trading level of about $17 a share. For those who see no end in sight for RIM's downward spiral, the target tends to be much lower.
A court error on Friday offered a brief glimpse at information that Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics have tried to shield from the public during their high-stakes patent litigation.
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Man Attacked By Hawk In Lakeville
A 38-year-old man is recovering from head wounds and a concussion after being attacked by a hawk last week in Lakeville.
6 Cape Cod Beaches Banning Smoking In Guarded Areas
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Women's Watch: 'Lemon Orchard' Author To Sign Copies Of Novel In Cambridge
Rice is signing copies of her book June 4th at 7 p.m. at the Porter Square Bookstore in Cambridge.
Mass. Officials Report Cluster Of Dog Flu Cases In Essex County
The state's Division of Animal Health says that for the first time, a cluster of dog flu cases has been found in Massachusetts outside of dog racing tracks.
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Marathon Scarf Project Knits For This Year's Runners
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Trauma experts want those impacted by the marathon bombings to know that healing comes at its own pace.
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The closure of Keldgate in Beverley is expected to continue over the weekend.
A collapsed wall meant the road had to be shut on Tuesday evening during rush hour.
The closure has caused delays for drivers in the town.
Most of the 4m high wall, adjoining Keldgate Manor, has now been taken down and removed from the site.
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Northern Gas Network engineers are working to secure the gas mains before the final section of wall can be removed this morning.
The council will then aim to identify why the foundations of the wall led to its collapse.
Until the work has been carried out, Keldgate will remain closed to vehicles between the Eastgate and Queensgate mini-roundabouts.
Nigel Leighton from East Riding Council said: "The council apologises for the inconvenience but would like to assure resident that these works are being carried out as expediently as possible and are in the interests of public safety."
A further inspection is expected to take place by council officers on Monday morning.
A diversion has been put in place for drivers.
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Tender zucchini boats are great holders for their ample cheesy filling. Jalapeno peppers add a little kick to this unique recipe. —Mrs. Tracey Rosato, Markham, Ontario
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1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Havarti cheese with jalapeno
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3/4 cup crumbled feta cheese,
2 tablespoons minced fresh basil
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
Cut each zucchini in half lengthwise; cut a thin slice from the
bottoms so they sit flat. Scoop out pulp, leaving 1/4-in. shells.
Place zucchini shells in a small microwave- and oven-safe dish.
Cover and microwave on high for 3 minutes or until crisp-tender;
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What's missing here? Answer: the stabilizer bar links and bushings. This makes a big difference in frontend rise and 60-foot times, and it is done at the track. Since the car sees street time, I simply use a set of regular-duty hydraulic shocks (as opposed to the OEM heavy-duty units), and these simple changes help the car to hook on 28x9-inch slicks without wheelspin.


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Sarah Kane: Complete Plays
Bloomsbury Academic, 2001 - Drama - 268 pages
When Blasted was first produced at the Royal Court in 1995 it was hailed jointly as a masterpiece and a 'disgusting piece of filth' (Daily Mail). Subsequently that play, and the others that followed, have been produced all over the world. This anthology includes Kane's never-before-published Channel 4 screenplay, Skin.
"Kane wrote simply and starkly about the world she saw around her…a mature and vividly theatrical response to the pain of living." Guardian
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Sarah Kane is just so refreshing. I read this basically in an entire day because I couldn't put it down. Her writing is bizarre, blunt and wonderfully entertaining. I am completely in love with Sarah Kane and her ability to be flawless at everything I hold near and dear to me. Read full review
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Though the first few plays are violent to the point that it is absurd (and almost funny-- I kept laughing by the time I reached Cleansed), Crave and 4.48 Psychosis are the stand out of the collection. Beautiful and worth everyone's read. Read full review


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Yes, the base rate needs to be low for any real economic recovery, and many mortgage holders can't believe their luck, with many seeing their payments plummet. But there is always a flipside, and with a low base rate comes low savings rates.
With inflation up at 5 percent (as measured by the Retail Prices Index) it is impossible to get a savings account that even maintains the value of your money, let alone increases it, so what should savers do in such a low rate environment?
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I would also say I began to believe that I wasn't practically minded as I was instead bound for university & an academic route, I often heard it said that many teachers (university graduates in general) have no common sense & I really think I believed that.
Fast forward to 2013 when I had the opportunity to become friends with & then spend time in the company of two incredibly practical, creative & innovative people. I use the term entrepreneurs in the real sense of the word when describing these two men, they never stop seeing the potential in things & are constantly challenging themselves to make the next thing or create the best resource they can. Neither rests on their laurels & by spending time with them I too began to view things differently.
|Martin, came over to visit & built us a mud kitchen in 2 days! (with the help & supply of materials by a dad)
|'Mr Cosy' as I like to refer to Pete!
I signed up for an 8 week art course this Autumn & was convinced I'd really struggle with the whole creative side of it, as I was so sure I was not artistic, I often joke that I can't even draw a stick man. However, this course has been a real eye opener, mainly because the artist, Anna O'Kane, puts no expectations on any of us. She shows us lots of open ended inspirations & then encourages us to have a go for ourselves. There is never a set look for any end product & each week the 17 of us all usually end up engrossed for an hour & half & with totally different pieces at the end of each session. It has been so refreshing for me to have others pass by as I work & comment 'Oh you are so creative' or 'You have great ideas', I almost feel like looking behind me to see who they are talking to!
|The idea was to make a willow lantern - I just saw a fish the minute the willow was bent!
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Don't Make Me Uncomfortable: High School Chemistry Edition
Posted by alysonmiers in Science Groupie on October 17, 2012
Valerie Strauss at The Washington Post Blogs has run this very…special…op-ed from someone named David Bernstein who is pissed as heck that his son has been told he needs to learn chemistry, and he's not going to take it anymore.
I was recently informed by a school official at my son's high school that the state of Maryland mandates that every student take chemistry in order to graduate. [It turns out that it is not, in fact, mandated by the state but that is what I was told anyway.]
With us so far? Someone told his son he had to take Chemistry, so Mr. Bernstein went and Googled for info about curriculum standardization, but didn't Google far enough to find out that actually, Maryland schools' science requirements do NOT mandate Chemistry instruction.
With the mistaken assumption fraying at his nerves, Mr. Bernstein's case against mandatory Chemistry instruction includes such gems as this:
Now I don't begrudge chemistry, which has brought forth many of the great inventions of our time, from the pain killer I took an hour ago to the diet soda I'm sipping on now (I'm actually sipping on Scotch. In fact, my very own mother, who if I am lucky will never lay eyes on this article, is a chemist, and believes that chemistry is the most noble of human pursuits and doesn't understand how I, a former philosophy major, was able to eke out a living.
and this:
But my son is not going to be a scientist. The very thought of it makes me laugh. Your son should take five classes in chemistry so he can be a scientist and make America more competitive.
But my son is not being exposed to chemistry, he's spending a year of his life studying chemistry every day, which translates into a year of misery for him and our entire family, and paying for tutors who just get him through the course. It doesn't take a chemist to know that my son is not going to be a chemist. He's 15, not 7. It's really that obvious. You took chemistry (I'm not talking to you scientist). What do you remember from that year? Nada, I bet. Next time a school official preens about the importance of chemistry, I'm going to ask him or her how many elements there are in the periodic table. Hint: you can find the answer on Google.
Just off the top of my head, I notice that David Bernstein does not show very high expectations for his son. I remember what it was like to be a teenager, and if I'd found an op-ed in the WaPo with either of my parents talking about, for example, my struggles with Pre-Calculus this way, I would've been pissed off. I was a much nicer person at 15 than I am at 32, but seeing my mom talk about how her daughter was never going to be a mathematician would have raised my hackles.
Furthermore, I am not a chemist or a scientist in any way, but I do remember some things that I learned in Chemistry that don't come through so easily in Google. I remember how to dilute an acid or base with water (hint: you measure out the water first!). I remember balancing equations. I remember performing titration. I also remember that my Chemistry teacher was an asshole who clearly held teenagers in disdain and was not fond of teaching, but amazingly enough, I still learned stuff from him because he didn't treat me like I was never going to be good at science so there was no reason to bother.
An experimental physicist recently told me that at this phase in chemistry instruction "it's all about memorization anyway." There will be no other phases in chemistry instruction for my son. He will forget everything he "learned" a week after the class is over. I can't remember a thing, and I was a pretty good chemistry student.
Dude, do you ENJOY talking about how your teenage son is so intellectually limited?
This one here is possibly a useful point, but the unexamined class privilege on display is really quite amazing:
Now you're getting desperate. You're really going to make my son spend a whole year in a subject he will never use so that he can prepare to suffer at a boring job some day? I don't know what you do for a living but I love what I do and rarely engage in work I don't enjoy. If we're going to pressure him, let's do it in subjects where he can grow and put to use some day.
*nervous titter* Mr. Bernstein, as a member of a younger generation, I can assure you: unless you have the power to pull tremendous strings for your son, he will NOT have such a good time of it in the job market. Just because YOU got a Philosophy degree and still managed to make a living—at something you enjoy, no less!—doesn't mean your kids will be so lucky. In fact, I can basically guarantee that your kids will be significantly less fortunate than you are. Not because they're less intelligent, industrious or adaptable than you are, but because the American job market is in such a state relative to the educational attainment of the new generation that young people have to fight to the death just to get a spot at "entry level." It was bad enough for my age group, and for the people who are just finishing college now, it is considerably worse. Your sons WILL have to accept work that they don't enjoy, and they will have to do it well and with a good attitude, or they will not be able to make a living. Between now and the time he starts applying for jobs, your chemistry-hating older son will need to learn the life skills to follow instructions, act as part of a team and get the job done. He isn't going to learn that if he takes nothing but electives.
Here's what I think happened: David Bernstein didn't enjoy learning Chemistry as a teenager, while his mother the chemist pressured him to do better and was disappointed that her son showed so little interest in the natural sciences. David is bitter because his mother wasn't proud of him, and he wants to spare his son the agony of being told the world does not revolve around his interests. Now his son is struggling at Chemistry, and rather than tell him he's smart enough, and that his hard work will be worth it in the long run, David Bernstein tells his older son that he will never be a scientist. Chemistry and other demanding, highly technical subjects are for other people's kids to learn.
Rep. Todd Akin is wrong about everything.
Posted by alysonmiers in Bi-Yotch, Citizen Red on August 19, 2012
Congressman, who exactly are these "doctors" who've been telling you about reproductive biology? They should not be licensed.
"People always try to make that one of those things, 'Oh, how do you slice this particularly tough sort of ethical question," Akin said. "It seems to me, first of all, what I understand from doctors is that's really where—if it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
Rep. Akin has been told by some nondescript set of "doctors" that the female body has mechanisms that prevent establishment of pregnancy in the event of a "legitimate" rape. The implication, therefore, is that if a woman is pregnant, then she couldn't have been truly raped. She must have wanted it.
In which case, the question of abortion rights for women who were impregnated through rape is null and void, because there is no pregnancy from "real" acts of rape.
However, just in case he's wrong, he hedges,
"Let's assume that maybe that didn't work, or something," Akin said. "I think there should be some punishment, but the punishment ought to be on the rapist and not attacking the child."
Congressman, we do not have to agree to your choice of words. The "child" in question is in fact an embryo or fetus, usually aborted sooner rather than later. No one suggests that an abortion is a way of "punishing" the embryo/fetus, either; it's about letting the woman get on with her life.
Finally, the suggestion that the rapist should be punished is a big fat NO SHIT. No one suggests that abortion should be used as a substitute for prosecuting and penalizing rapists. There's no reason why a woman can't get an abortion while the court system prosecutes the man who forced his sperm into her. This isn't an either/or. Most pro-choice advocates tend to think that if a woman reports a rape, and she turns up pregnant, the rapist should be prosecuted even if the woman decides to have the baby. The police and court's actions on the rapists are a totally separate issue from the woman's reproductive decisions.
And what else does Mr. Akin have to say?
Yet Akin, who was just nominated earlier this month, has made headlines for all the wrong reasons. Since his nomination, he's advocated a complete ban on the morning after pill, and called for an end to the federal school lunch program. He also infamously said student loans had given America, "stage three cancer of socialism."
He wants us to be forced to make babies, but there should be no assistance in seeing that those children are fed. A post-secondary education is reserved only for those who can pay for it out of pocket. In all fairness, though, if we cut off school lunches, then the kids who are currently eligible for the lunch program will spend their school days feeling so miserable and unfocused that they won't be able to learn anything, so they won't even think about applying for college.
Arizona, please tell me you're joking!
Posted by alysonmiers in Citizen Red on January 15, 2012
Tucson, what is that I don't even.
Outrage was the response on Saturday to the news that Tucson schools banned books by the nation's award winning Chicano, Latino and Native American authors.
What the? Do you need to have an Anglo surname and pale face to have your books allowed in the school system now?
But wait, it's not just Tucson:
The decision to ban books follows the 4 to 1 vote on Tuesday by the Tucson Unified School District board to surrender to the State of Arizona, and forbid Mexican American Studies, rather than fight the state's threat to extract millions of education dollars from Tucson schools if it continues ethnic studies.
The state of Arizona is threatening to pull education funds from school districts that continue ethnic studies? Why is it that I am appalled and yet no longer surprised?
This is cited from a Salon article by Jeff Biggers:
Other banned books include "Pedagogy of the Oppressed" by famed Brazilian educator Paolo Freire and "Occupied America: A History of Chicanos" by Rodolfo Acuña, two books often singled out by Arizona state superintendent of public instruction John Huppenthal, who campaigned in 2010 on the promise to "stop la raza." Huppenthal, who once lectured state educators that he based his own school principles for children on corporate management schemes of the Fortune 500, compared Mexican-American studies to Hitler Jugend indoctrination last fall.
When you have elected as your state superintendent a guy who loses the argument via Godwin's Law, Arizona, something has gone seriously wrong in your state's cultural discourse.
When everyone is part of the problem!
Posted by alysonmiers in Etiquette on February 24, 2010
I just watched Freedom Writers last night, and part of the fun of watching it is in wondering, "Did that really happen?" at various moments.
But let's just assume that everything in the movie actually happened in reality.
I can confidently, honestly say that when I was a waitress, it never occurred to me to tell a customer, "You won't like that." Duuuuude. It's one thing to argue with the dogma of "the customer is always right," but man, you don't protect your customers from themselves!
And when I was a teacher, it never, ever occurred to me to ask any student to give us "the Black perspective" on anything. Granted I taught school in Albania and had little to no racial diversity in my classes, and was dealing with a very, very different set of difficulties than Erin Gruwell's colleagues had with their students, but…yeah, actually, I DO believe there are teachers who act like that. Assholes to the right of me, assholes to the left!


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Moss Control
- Blackening! What is this?
- Ferrous Sulphate & Autumn Fertiliser - Can I use them together?
- Safe way to kill moss
- Lawn feed or kill moss - which comes first?
- How do I kill 'upright moss'
- What is the best sprayer nozzle?
Blackening! What is this?
Good question Gordon....
Blackening refers to the 'blackening' effect some products have on turf. These products generally contain iron or ferrous sulphate, which when used at high rates will blacken (and kill) moss and if used in excess or in dry conditions will also blacken the grass. There are two groups of products containing iron sulphate.
Your Moss Killer* (containing ferrous sulphate), packaged and sold as a pesticide to kill moss, will have an application rate designed to do just that. However, if you applied it at half rate it more than likely would only damage the moss but would act as a very good green-up for the grass. It would therefore be more like a fertiliser than a moss killer!!
On the other hand, soluble ferrous sulphate* or high iron fertilisers* (containing ferrous sulphate) are packaged and sold as fertilisers and will fertilise, green and harden the grass against disease. However, were you to double the application rate it would start to blacken and kill the moss in exactly the same way as the Moss Killer does.
Concentrates the mind doesn't it?
*Lawnsmith Products in this FAQ:
Ferrous Sulphate & Autumn Fertiliser - Can I use them together?
I have quite a number of patches of moss on my lawn which I was planning to treat with Ferrous Sulphate (after reading excellent advice pages on your website). I'm also thinking of starting a better lawn-care regime – probably the twice/year system you describe. My question is ¦. if I am applying Ferrous Sulphate now to attack moss, should I not apply Autumn feed also – or can the two products both be used together (or perhaps with a week or two between them). Or would I be better only applying the Ferrous Sulphate now and commencing the lawn-care system in spring ?
Hi David
You can use ferrous sulphate and fertiliser at the same time as they do different jobs - the fertiliser feeds and ferrous sulphate strengthens the grass - the ferrous sulphate also weakens the moss. However, if you have a lot of moss the ferrous sulphate will turn the moss black leaving a visible mess for a few weeks. If your lawn is prone to moss doing this every couple of months over winter can control the problem, however, this only works if you don't already have a serious problem to begin with.
If your lawn care hasn't been up to scratch then the two most important things will be an autumn feed and putting the mowing height up near the top.
If the moss is very bad I'd plan on raking it out in April, treating the remnants of moss with ferrous sulphate followed by fertilising and overseeding to bring the lawn up to parr as quickly as possible. Read this on Moss Removal and the links at the bottom of the page. You can then start using ferrous sulphate next autumn through winter to control the moss and stop it taking over your lawn again.
Safe way to kill moss
I want to kill the moss, but I don't want to kill my dog...
Hi Lana
Presuming you want to get rid of the moss as well then the first thing is to rake it out. Won't affect the dog at all.
The second thing is to spray what is left with a solution of ferrous sulphate. This is a naturally occuring salt and the only possibly side effects are that the grass will be a little saltier and rich in iron (as is spinach) should the dog decide to eat it.
Lawn Feed or kill moss - which comes first?
I wish to improve the quality and general appearance of my two "patches of grass" 250sqm and 130sqm. Should I feed them first or attempt to kill the moss?
Good question and I've updated the information to give a clearer answer. If you read the following two pages which cover moss killing, moss removal and lawn recovery with grass seed and fertiliser you will know exactly what to do:
- Moss Removal - How to Remove Moss from the Lawn
- Post Raking Lawn Care - What to do After Removing Moss from the Lawn
Upright Moss
I have a large front lawn which has a problem with a type of moss. Its a coarse green growth that has star like leaves that grows in patches on the lawn. I've looked it up on the internet and I think it is a variety called polytrichum.
The soil here is sandy and it may be acidic. From the internet it advises the this polytrichum is most common in these conditions. I have tried various moss treatments but none of them get rid of the moss. Do you have a product that would assist to get rid of this moss. If not is there any advice you could offer that would help.
Thanks for your assistance.
You're quite right ; it's polytrichum aka 'upright moss' or 'christmas tree moss'.
The bad news is that it's not that easy to control with chemicals and you should consider improving the health of the lawn so that it is less prone to invasion. I suggest mowing, aeration and fertilisation is where you should start followed by scarifying and overseeding in autumn.
All the advice you need is on the site and fertiliser products are available in the Lawnsmith Shop.
What is the best sprayer nozzle?
Is there a bar with multiple nozzles for applying liquid fertilizers from a knapsack sprayer. If not what is the appropriate single nozzle to use? I want to apply FeSO4.
Yes there are but they a notoriously tricky and you'll rarely see a professional or green keeper using one.
The best nozzle to use is a deflector nozzle. They don't fit all sprayers though.