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This site has now been superseeded by the new Shakinda Productions Website, This one will remain live here for those who still want to read posts etc. You may also be intersted in the Quartz Composer Book Site and We would love you to come say hello on the Shakinda Facebook or you can follow us on twitter thanks for all who supported the vj gigs and here's to the future!
Its been busy as ever round the Shakinda studios. After qualifying for the finals of Edirol's first ever Vj Battle, Shakinda held it down at the London International Music Show to come away ranked top 9 in Europe by Edirol.
This was an awesome experience but the last few weekends have been bigger than ever, starting with a 10 hour performance on stage to 20,000 in Portrush on two 50m2 LED panels, alongside Dj talent like Fedde Le Grand, Eric Prydz, Steve Angello and Utah Saints
Then back down to Dublin the next weekend for 12,000 at Planet Love Summer Session, in a rather muddy fairyhouse. Judge Jules and Marco V were in fine form and the production in the tent was really top class.
Last weekend was the legendary Summer Madness festival in the Kings Hall in Belfast. Their Shakinda performed twice daily with Pete Kernoghan and the Summer madness band, to a crowd of over 5000. The Christian spiritual element to the festival gave shakinda an opportunity to explore some interesting themes and communicate in a very different environment from club performance.
Which totals 37000 in three weekends, this weekend its the Life Festival in Galway and next VideoARK in Berlin so the race for 50,000 in five is on...
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After rocking the Kings Hall on boxing night Shakinda will once again be playing alongside the worlds hottest Dj talent as Planet Love's offical VJ. This time its Ferry Corsten, Mauro Picotto, Judge Jules, Sander Van Doorn and Markus Schulz leading the pack of 9 superstar Djs.
Unfortunately the gig is already sold out but you can tune into here it broadcast live on Irish Radio or over the web via 2fm.
Shakinda is pleased to be taking part in the inaugural Wee Adventure Film Festival in Dublin tomorrow night. After a screening of a broad selection of extreme sports videos produced by irish film makers Shakinda will live re-edit the movies to Dj Pete Kernoghan's beats.
This video mash up will give draw together the best bits of each film and get it them all grooving along to the music. From canoes to climbers, skaters to sky divers this will be a night not to be missed.
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By Ron SavageFox 2 NewsDETROIT (WJBK) -- When a local great grandma couldn't find a good Samaritan to fight off a mugger, she went for the next best thing -- her gun.At 11:30 Thursday morning on a bus near the University of Detroit Mercy, a guy in his early twenties attacked Ramona Taylor-Kamate."He said, 'Give me my bag auntie.' I said, 'I am not your auntie, boy, and this is not your bag.' So he hit me. So when he hit me, we started fighting," she explained.Taylor-Kamate said there were more men than women on that packed bus, but not one guy would help her. She traded punches with the punk, then he grabbed her purse and ran out on the sidewalk with grandma dragging along. She said other bus riders yelled he has a gun."He reached down like he was going in his boot. They already [said] he had a gun in his boot. So he reached down in his boot. When he reached down, I went in my secret compartment... and got my H&K out and I started shooting at him."She has a concealed pistol license and said she feared for her life. She fired her 9 millimeter handgun and emptied the gun. She said he ran away with her purse and did not appear to be hit. She had ten rounds in her magazine and one more loaded in the chamber. She fired all eleven shots.No one on the sidewalk was injured.Detroit Police responded quickly. They interviewed grandma and the witnesses, then left the scene.The mugger got away with some cash, her concealed pistol license and some personal items. Police found some of those items more than a mile away.This case is not closed. Taylor-Kamate told me she will meet with police again in a couple of days. They are holding her gun. If anyone shows up at a hospital with a bullet wound they will check ballistics. Taylor-Kamate is confident she was facing a deadly threat and believes she acted responsibly to protect herself.
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Sky Sports has secured six long-term rights agreements across six different sports.
Brian O'Driscoll insists he has moved on from his spat with Warren Gatland and is now focused on the Six Nations.
Leigh Halfpenny has won the Rugby Union Writers' Club Player of the Year Award for 2013.
Sam Warburton has targeted making history with Wales in 2014 after enjoying a superb 2013.
Warren Gatland says he will forever treasure the final moments of the Lions' third Test win over Australia.
Rory Best has signed a new two-year contract with Ulster rugby that will tie him to the Province until 2016.
Warren Gatland has a gentleman's agreement to coach the British and Irish Lions again if offered the role in 2017.
Warren Gatland would relish the chance to lead the British and Irish Lions when they tour New Zealand in 2017.
From Newcastle to Toulon, via Australia; Sky Sports looks back at the remarkable career of Jonny Wilkinson.
Mike Brown is looking to take his game to another level during the QBE Internationals.
The voting has been fierce but we can finally reveal our Greatest Lions XV of the modern era.
Stuart Barnes highlights the firepower, fortune and foresight that saw the Lions triumph in Australia.


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Sometimes I miss the days where I had lots of time to mess with my lineup and could make all of my decisions on Sunday at noon. But where would we be without football on Thursday nights?! Time for the Week 4 Start 'Em/Sit 'Em. This week you'll be hindered thanks to bye weeks beginning but it's only for Green Bay and Carolina so not too much damage should be done unless you have Aaron Rodgers as your starter and Brian Hoyer as your back up.
The league that I use to write about is a 10 team league and I had first priority on the waivers this week because I still haven't won a game in this one. That changes this week.
Start 'Em
1. Giovani Bernard, RB Bengals
He's had a touchdown in back to back weeks and going up against a Browns defense that gave up 115 yards to Adrian Peterson a week ago. I know this is a division game so it might be played a little more rough than usual but Bernard is proving that he can take the work in the backfield as a solo back in Cincy.
2. Antonio Brown, WR Steelers
After the Bears defense absolutely shut down Emmanuel Sanders it was Brown who emerged as the savior for the Steelers Sunday night, having nearly 200 yards and two touchdowns (he was the sole reason I lost my match up last week). He'll be facing a Vikings defense in London this week and if the Steelers start losing early look for them to go to the passing game like last week.
3. Bernard Pierce, RB Ravens
Still uncertain if Ray Rice is healthy enough to get the bulk of the work, look for Pierce to have at least a decent game against the Bills on Sunday. He has a touchdown in his past two games but not much on the rushing yards. Luckily for Pierce he can catch too so Joe Flacco can work him into the passing game too.
4. Isiah Pead, RB Rams
With the injury to starter Darryl Richardson it could spell trouble for him on your team the next couple of weeks. If you have Pead then you'll be fine as he'll get the majority of the work. He'll be facing the 49ers defense tonight which surprisingly has allowed the most fantasy points to running backs so far this season.
Sit 'Em
1. Roddy White, WR Falcons
He may still be a little hurt but that's not the reason to bench him. Julio Jones has become the clear #1 target in the Falcons passing game as he's a deep threat and can catch. White hasn't produced much in the first three weeks so he's worth benching for the likes of Donnie Avery or Brian Hartline this week.
2. Greg Jennins, WR Vikings
As stated last week: CHRISTIAN. PONDER. IS. HIS. QUARTERBACK. If you're in a deep league and need him for a bye, it might be ok seeing as the Steelers pass defense isn't that great this season. Otherwise, let him ride the bench until the Matt Cassel era begins in Minnesota.
3. New England Running Backs
We all know how Bill Belichick operates and this year it looks like there will be FIVE running backs looking for carries and catches for the season. It's a roulette wheel that you don't want to be relying on so if you have one, start 'em in the flex and hope for the best unless you have a more viable option. I wouldn't play this game too long.
4. Ahmad Bradshaw, RB Colts
Because Trent Richardson. Bradshaw had a decent week last week but that could be his last one as a productive member for your team because Richardson is going to be gradually getting the bulk of the work.
Make sure those line up's are set and if you're still looking for that first win (like me) don't worry; slow and steady wins the race!
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By Ron SavageFox 2 NewsRIVER ROUGE, Mich. (WJBK) -- A photographer from the Michigan State Police Crime Lab snapped pictures of a grizzly scene Monday. Multiple markers indicated shell casings where 22-year-old Dionte Sweeney was shot and killed. Neighbors heard rapid gunfire at 3:00 a.m. on the final day of 2012.Sweeney was dead on the lawn outside his River Rouge apartment on the 500 block of Beechwood.Investigators have very little to go on. Sweeney was a security guard at Ford Field. He worked the Lions' games, concerts and all events. He was single and lived in the apartment with his girlfriend. She is not considered a suspect. Police want tips to help identify the shooter.As she watched horrified at the murder scene of her own son, Sweeney's mother said she had no idea who would want to hurt her boy."I just want somebody to come forward so we can find out who killed my son," she said.Patricia Livingston told me her nephew had never been in a lick of trouble. He was an athlete in school."This is an innocent young man that led a decent life."Crime Stoppers is offering a $2,500 reward. Call 1-800-SPEAK-UP. You can remain anonymous.
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Section 3353,Pub. L. 102–325, title XIII, § 1363,July 23, 1992, 106 Stat. 813, related to scholarship conditions.
Section 3354,Pub. L. 102–325, title XIII, § 1364,July 23, 1992, 106 Stat. 815, required annual reports by Indian tribes receiving grants.
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Diane Call
Interviewed by Rebecca Ory Hernandez
7 November 2011
Oral History Program
Weber State University
Stewart Library
Ogden, Utah
Diane Call
Interviewed by
Rebecca Ory Hernandez
7 November 2011
Copyright © 2012 by Weber State University, Stewart Library
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The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber
State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully
researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories
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The Weber and Davis County Communities Oral History Collection includes interviews of citizens from
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State University faculty and students, and other members of the community. The histories date back to
the early settlement of North Ogden, and cover various topics including the History of Fort Buenaventura,
city government affairs, controversial issues, Latinos in Ogden, personal everyday life experiences and
other recollections regarding the history of the Weber and Davis County areas.
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It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows:
Diane Call, an oral history by Rebecca Ory
Hernandez, 7 November 2011, WSU Stewart
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Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State
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Diane Call
ca. 2010
Abstract: The following is an oral history interview with Diane Call (b. 1931.) This
interview was conducted on November 7, 2011 by Rebecca Ory Hernandez at
the Call residence in St. George, Utah. The interview covers Diane's life and her
experiences with Weber State University. Diane graduated from Weber State
University in 1983 and spent time working in the Women's Career Center on
campus. Diane is retired from Weber State University and lives with her husband,
Dr. Howard C. Call in St. George, Utah.
ROH: We're speaking with Mrs. Diane Call in her home in Washington, Utah on
November 7, 2011. We're going to talk about your time at Weber State
University. Tell us about your interviews with prospective nursing students
DC: Here's a little background, first. I graduated from Weber in 1983 with a Bachelor
of Integrated Studies. A few years later I was hired by the Career Center after
working with Tony Wait as a secretary while she was dean. I worked as a
secretary in the Women's Center, as well. Then I was hired as a career
coordinator in the Career Center with Dr. Steven Eichmeier. My duties included
interview perspective teachers and doing mock interviews for them. I also met
with school districts. We had a career fair with the school districts every year with
the University of Utah, BYU, USU and Weber. One of the things I enjoyed the
most was a seminar that I held in the Nursing Department with the Radiology
Department and other health departments and the Education Department to tell
people about what we would expect when they were going in for interviews and
how to write resumes and what things were necessary on a resume and how to
present themselves as well as possible. It was my feeling that you always
dressed better than the job you were seeking.
Working with Weber State was a fun experience for me because I had
raised my family—I think I had one child left at home—and everything just fell
into place. I thoroughly enjoyed the years I was there. We used to give forms to
all of the graduating seniors when they would come to pick up their caps and
gowns. They were told they had to fill out the form before they could walk away
with the cap and gown. The form was to tell us whether they were working and if
they were working in their field. We may have asked for information on salary,
but we wanted to know how the employment situation was affecting students in
our university. Not only was I in charge of getting those to the seniors, but I also
had to make a chart that went into our annual report that showed all of those
things. Math is my least comfortable subject, so it was a challenge. It showed
what school they were graduating in, what their major was, how old they were,
how long they'd been in school, if they'd come to the Career Center.
ROH: When did you start at Weber State?
DC: 1985. I retired in 1996.
ROH: What made you decide to retire then?
DC: I was old enough. [Laughter]
ROH: Did you ever work with your husband's dental practice?
DC: A little bit. I filled in when he needed a receptionist once in a while, but not very
ROH: What were the areas of emphasis in your Bachelor of Integrated Studies?
DC: Education, psychology, and history.
ROH: Do you have any fun stories from the time when you were advising students?
DC: One girl was very pleasant to look at and dressed well, but she had a habit of
giggling—the uncomfortable, self conscious kind of giggling that people do. I
always felt nervous about criticizing anyone, so I was trying to make it a
suggestion and I said to her, "You're doing a fine job, but I would like to point out
that you have this nervous laugh. I think you might want to work on that." She
told me her family background and it was good to know why she had this habit.
She did not grow up in a happy home and she was really nervous about herself.
Years later I opened the newspaper and she had a by-line in the newspaper. I
like that because success comes even to people who don't graduate in their field.
That was one of the things I talked about when I did classes in the Career
Center. We would have classes of sophomores or freshmen who either had a
desire to be something in the future and weren't sure, or other students who had
no idea what they wanted to do. It was rewarding because if we didn't pinpoint
something that was really going to work for them, quite often they found out in
the courses or classes that they weren't cut out to do that particular thing. They
had to interview people in the field. We had guests come and talk about those
particular fields, and that was another gratifying part of the program. Some
people would come into the Career Center and talk to me about their plans and
they would have some reservations about something or they were enthusiastic
about something and they wanted to share. I started having them do portfolios,
which wasn't something that was done when I first started. They put together
pictures of themselves maybe doing their student teaching or projects that they
had put together for their student teaching.
One young man who came in quite often had an offer from Moab to teach
school down there. He was very nervous about it and I said, "Just go. It will give
you experience and put your foot in the door." A couple years later we were on a
trip with some friends in Moab and there was a flea market going on. We were
walking around and someone said, "Mrs. Call, is that you?" It was that young
man. He said, "If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have come and I absolutely love it
here." I think I did a pretty good job and in some ways I'm sorry I left as soon as I
did, but there were other things I wanted to do. Did Howard ever tell you anything
about the I.C.L. program down here?
ROH: No. What is it?
DC: I.C.L. is the Institute for Continued Learning. It's associated with Dixie State
College. We use their classroom and we have forty to fifty classes every
semester that are taught mostly by retired professors on a volunteer basis. We
have 650 members who are mostly retired. It costs them forty dollars a year to
attend any number of these classes that they want to. There are no requirements
for grades, homework, no tests. These people are just so enthusiastic. We have
computer classes, geology classes, psychology, art, history, dance, yoga. There
is no one I know who doesn't think these are the greatest thing. I think it works so
well down here because there are so many retired people with time on their
hands. I think Weber did something similar when they had that campus down in
the mall.
ROH: Weber does have a Continuing Education Department, but the community
classes that were offered were cut during the last budget cuts.
DC: I think Weber's professors were paid, too. We have a professor who teaches
folklore and mythology and digital photography. We're getting a real bargain.
ROH: Have you heard of anyone in Ogden who is interested in these types of classes?
DC: The friends we have in Ogden always go to classes with us when they come
down to visit. I think the distance is a problem in Ogden. I know the University of
Utah had a program like this but it costs a lot more. The school gave us an office
in the old alumni building to use. They take good care of us. We painted and
ROH: The retired persons run it yourselves?
DC: Yes.
ROH: Do you go out and find the instructors?
DC: We don't have to. They submit a proposal and we have a council that selects
from those.
ROH: Where were you born?
DC: In Ogden in 1931.
ROH: How did you and Howard meet?
DC: I lived in North Ogden until I was eighteen. We moved back to Ogden and went
to Weber for two years. I wasn't very aware of my neighbors because I was busy
with school and I was going to church up at school. I didn't meet Howard for a
while. When I graduated from Weber, I worked for a year and then I went to the
University of Utah. Low and behold, we lived in the same building. He also lived
five houses from me in Ogden. Our paths just hadn't crossed before.
ROH: What year did you get married?
DC: In 1953.
ROH: What kind of things did you do together? Did you go to campus events?
DC: Yes, and he took me skiing. At that time, Snow Basin didn't have a chair lift on
the bunny hill. You had to take a hold of a J-bar to get up the hill and when I did, I
fell off. Howard held out his ski pole to drag me up. I thought it was very gallant.
ROH: What made you decide to do a B.I.S. degree?
DC: My main reason was because I loved to learn and when I worked in the Women's
Center, I dealt a lot with returning women. Someone gave me a paper that talked
about a woman who had gone back to college. She said, "I didn't know anything.
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When I found out about the B.I.S. degree, I thought it was perfect. I already had
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DC: An Associate of Arts degree required basic classes in academic fields. I went to
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school. The B.I.S is good for people who have eclectic interests and aren't
looking to stick to one thing that they majored in. With the B.I.S. they can come in
and learn about things that interest them and maybe it will lead to a job. I found
out in the course of my schooling that a large percentage of people who were
successful in their working lives are not necessarily working in the field they have
a degree in. I also think the B.I.S. is great for a woman who has a husband and
feels like she wants to learn and progress in her life. When I was teaching the
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there to find a husband and couldn't care less about getting a degree. It became
a desire of mine to inspire these girls that they may need to get a job someday
and have something to say to an interviewer about their education. When you get
an education, you are generally the next in line over someone who doesn't have
a degree. I have seen many times, women whose husbands have left them, or
their husbands died, or they divorced. My daughter has a friend who is fifty-two
years old and her husband's business has fallen. She has no college at all and
she wants to go into the nursing program.
ROH: Would you talk a little about Weber State and your time there as a student? Are
there any professors who stick out in your mind?
DC: Oh yes—Gene Sessions and Dr. Sadler, some of the psychology professors. and
everybody in the Education Department. Most of them I worked with in the
capacity of my job. When I started doing seminars for the graduating seniors, I
would invite the directors or the teachers of the senior classes to come in and
see what I was doing. I really had some excellent teachers and advisors. Tony
Waite was a friend of my brothers. She called and asked if I would work for her
while her secretary was taking a maternity leave. Another dean had a secretary
who was pregnant and I substituted for her for another three months. By then, I
was very comfortable on campus. There is no place in the world that an old
person can go and feel as comfortable as on a college campus. You get more
smiles on a college campus than you do in church. I love the feeling of the young
people who are growing up gracious and enthusiastic.
ROH: Who was president when you were there?
DC: Dr. Nadauld. He's the president here now.
ROH: Did you teach classes?
DC: Only at the Career Center. They were called Career Development. It was a three-hour
elective course. They came to class three days a week. I think the most
important part was that we invited people from the community to talk about the
expectations that student would be facing if they went out into that career field.
ROH: You would have experienced some of the recession while you were at Weber in
the late 1980s. Did you see it affect Ogden?
DC: My feeling is that the women who were coming back were not coming because
their husbands had been laid off. I think we're seeing a lot of that now—that's
why Dixie has had such an increase in their attendance. When I was working in
the Women's Center, I don't remember talking to a lot of women who were there
because they had to be the breadwinner. I think they wanted to work and it was
important to them to get a job, but it wasn't the desperation that we're seeing
ROH: Thank you. It's been a pleasure talking with you.
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My goodness you guys were busy here today! DH has Mondays off, so we went out and saw Star Trek finally, it was pretty good and this Cumberbatch guy is starting to grow on me-I still can't really figure out why I think he looks odd, but it's a good kind of odd I enjoyed the cast, but we thought it ran a bit long.
Over the weekend Josh and I went to my mom's and then my dad's on Sunday-DH was on call so he had to stay home. At my dad's house Josh told my stepmom's family about his blog. One of them is a K teacher and she said she was going to show it to her class.
I'm not sure if any of you are friends with me on goodreads.com (and actually use it) but I've made my account into Josh's-since he reads a ton more books than I do, I thought it would be a good place to keep track of what he's read and what he wants to read.
I haven't played my sims in a long time but yeah, it's easy to lose time there! Or other games. I know DH and I used to head over to his college since he had keys to the department lab and play age of empires together at night...after 10pm. This was before it was easy to network and it wasn't online. LOL There as a time when we suddenly realized it was 5 am and when we went in, no snow. When we came out, there was 10-12 inches and it was a very tricky ride home!
I agree that what you wrote together is a concern. I mean I know what it's like to be picky. I was very picky...am still picky but much less so. But I wouldn't have ever thrown a tantrum about eating something different. I would have just said, no thank you or I'm not hungry right now. When my parents come up to visit, if we go out, my dad sits there and doesn't have anything but a pop....and we stop at culvers on the way home for him. Granted he's an adult but we always just did the same as kids.
So I was looking on you tube to see if maybe I could find a good video to show by brother and almost SIL and found this: http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=51XWS...%3D51XWSYdi_c0
I don't know that it's necessarily the thing to show them, but I am so fascinated by this guy! He is so well spoken in an Asperger's-type way but at the same time you can clearly see something is going on with him. I'm intrigued by the fact that his obsessive topic was actually his lifelong quest to find out what exactly was wrong with him. It's long. I can actually somewhat relate.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
There is an interesting quiz for Asperger's that I found to be a lot more interesting and thorough than a lot of other online quizzes. I took it after hearing this episode from This American Life:
I don't consider myself to have that many characteristics of ASD, but there were a few questions that just made me think, Hey, that is just like me!Kristen Finch was a speech therapist who sometimes worked with kids with Asperger Syndrome, symptoms of which include emotional distance, inflexibility and missing social cues. Kristin and her co-workers often joked that all their husbands had Asperger's, since the symptoms overlap with stereotypically male personality traits. But then Kristen wondered—what if it was actually true for her husband Dave? The quiz that Dave Finch took to determine whether he had Aspergers can be found online (note: it's not an official diagnostic tool). Dave wrote a book about this experience, called The Journal of Best Practices. (15 1/2 minutes)
I almost feel like offering a reward to those who guess which items called out to me, but then I feel like it will just be a free-for-all of you guys deciding I have unusual sexual practices or that I stare too longಠ_ಠ .
Suffice it to say, I was judged (by the quiz) to not have characteristics suggestive of Aspergers.
Anyway, I'm sure I had a lot more to say, but I have too much stuff I have to do before bedtime and that was the only moment I had to reply.
ETA: There is another post in the secular room that I haven't been able to respond to yet, for those who don't get out of this thread much.
Thanks, L, I'll check that out. And possibly take it myself.
I didn't even notice another secular post. Off to investigate.
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Wow, Jennifer, you have a unique husband, from the sounds of it! Mine thinks I'm crazy for wanting laundry in the laundry basket... He could not care less about things matching or decorations!
Mandy, I haven't read all the other responses yet, but I would talk to his parents about it. Just bring it up casually, see where the conversation goes. But then again, I tend to be horribly blunt and tactless...
Interesting about signing! I know Maiya's speech isn't great, but starting with sign certainly didn't slow down her language, hah.
Jennifer, of course Mandy's words mean more than mine, but I LOVED signing with Maiya, would definitely do it again, and would definitely recommend it to all parents. The interesting thing is that Maiya, and I know some other kids, even make up their own signs sometimes, with or without sign language being taught to them. Gestures are a natural way of communicating! If you're worried about time to learn them, Baby Signing Time is great...
Ah, Sims! Count me in amongst the Sims addicts. Haven't played in ages and ages, but I have been in the mood to start it back up again. But it's just one of those games that takes over your whole life, and I don't have time for that now! If it wasn't for my body needing to move, eat, sleep, and potty, I would probably play it for two days straight, hah.
Yes, Gretchen, you did, thank you! And thanks for your input on her speech. I know one on one interaction is the best judgement!
Bisketti, too cute! Maiya does have one little word that I think is hillarious. It's actually not speech / pronunciation related, but the actual meaning of the word. When we take our dog on walks, we put him in a sit stay when we take him off leash. We walk away, and when he can run free, we tell him "Freedom!" Maiya loves to be a part of this ritual, and often it is as another dog. So I am supposed to say "Freedom, two dogs!" Occassionally, though, it will be just her. At which time she tells me "It's not freed-him, Momma, I'm a girl so it's freed-her!" I've explained it to her many times, but she insists that it's freed-him and freed-her...
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Oh, a quiz! I will attempt to take it now. And another post? Wow, I'll try to check it out while trying to take the quiz, heh.
Well, according to this I have Asperger's:
Your Aspie score: 128 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 86 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie
I don't know how accurate it is, though. Self-report is reliant on my impressions of things and sometimes I might overthink stuff that I don't need to - oh, wait, maybe that does mean I'm an aspie! I DO think I have tendencies in that direction, though.
But what was with some of those questions? Do you like to jump over things?
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I'm neurotypical, 144 out of 200 vs. 80 out of 200 for Asperger's.
You all have been so busy in here that I can't even catch up! Got back from Aspen last night and am trying to get back in the swing of things. JoJo gets back from Atlanta tomorrow morning (she has been visiting her cousins for a week!) so I need to get back to "mother-mode" tomorrow. It's been nice to sleep late!
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
The one that made me giggle was the one that asked if it bothered me if someone stamped their foot in the floor. Well, yes, because now they put a hole in my floor!
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Macie's word that I can't bring myself to correct is that she says "brudger man" for gingerbread man and it sounds like brother man. For the longest time she also said "rarebits" instead of batteries. Other than that, she seems to pronounce everything the way it's supposed to be.
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I totally blame myself for Conner being put in the speech therapy class. I encouraged mispronunciations because I thought they were cute. Not just Nonner-but all of them. I don't regret it. Life is short, words are cute, and we've had fun. He actually really enjoyed his little speech class sessions so...whatever. I wonder if they're going to continue? No one has said anything to either of us about next year. Hmm....
Bobbie and Jesi were a real trip. Kool Aid in our house will forever be "heg-a-leg" (the nearest I can spell it out). For whatever reason, that was easier for them to say than kool aid and that's what we've always called it. Conner probably thinks that's what kool aid really is.
Yeah, I'm a sh!t & the school's worst nightmare of a mother, I'm sure. But I did save the day & get their powerpoint slideshow projecting up on the big screen in the auditorium yesterday at Conner's kindergarten graduation because the ladies operating it couldn't figure it out. They just scowled at me. lol
Your Aspie score: 92 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 107 of 200
You seem to have both Aspie and neurotypical traits
...........Whatever that means I am a bit 'particular' and have a pretty high level of social phobia and sensitivity to closeness/touch so I think that plays into that result quite a bit.
I wish I could get my husband to take this, but there is no way I could get him to sit through that, its much too long. Hm... maybe I'll just take it for him
I decided to take it too.
Your Aspie score: 21 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 181 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical
Pretty much what I expected.
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My husbands results....
Your Aspie score: 99 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 80 of 200
You seem to have both Aspie and neurotypical traits
I find it a fascinating little quiz. It's pretty simple and (at least for us) identified our quirks in a fairly appropriate manner. Where I am 'particular' and have social phobia, he is ADD and has social phobia. Ah, a match made in dysfunctional heaven
Ooohhh! This is the last week of my summer class
Here is mine
Your Aspie score: 28 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 171 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical
I might take it for my DH as well. Just looking at the questions, I am thinking he would have a different response. I mean he's super awesome and a great DH....but he is a bit different.
I took it for my DH as well. I'm kind of surprised....I thought he might be more aspie than that.
Your Aspie score: 56 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 142 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical
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Your Aspie score: 54 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 155 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical
It was probably the unusual sexual preferences question that got me. Well, that, and all of the social stuff... but I guess I'm pretty normal.
I just hope they keep track of the people who answer "often" to these two questions:
Have you had long-lasting urges to take revenge?
Have you been fascinated about making traps?
G....I think I might have thought about saying often to the revenge one but I think I did sometimes. LOL But never thought of making a trap. I'm mean, I think up all these revenge plots if some truly did me wrong but I have never carried through with one. I did tell my DH before that if he ever cheated on me or left me, I most likely would be a b*tch about it and it woudln't be pretty. Which hurt mr. sensitive's feelings that I might be mean to him. I said, well if don't divorce me, I won't have a reason to be mean.
Your Aspie score: 33 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 182 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical
I think I'll post this on FB. I suspect that some people I know have fairly dominant Aspie traits.
So I'm the only one that thought why I'd need to learn how to make traps when there are much easier (and unskilled) ways to take revenge?


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Hedge Fence Pullover
For as long as I can remember, I have been searching for the perfect cabled pullover. Sometimes, I wonder if this is the real reason I learned to knit. I have very strong opinions about aran-style sweaters. As far as I am concerned, they must
1.) feature symmetrically placed cables;
2.) be heavily cabled, but not be so overwrought so as to include bobbles or a waffle stitch cable;
3.) include some kind of set-in sleeve (no matter how traditional the drop shoulder, I find it sloppy and droopy looking)
4.) not include a mock turtleneck;
5.) not be knit with 10″ of ease;
6.) not make me look 30 lbs heavier.
Is that so much to ask of a sweater? Off the top of my head, Lucy Sweetland's Lillian and a bobble-less version of Kim Hargreaves' Demi are the only ones I can think of that come close – both are in my queue to knit! I have yet to make a sweater that satisfies all of these criteria, but I think this new pattern comes close to meeting my standards.
Aaron owns and wears more sweaters than anyone I know (knitters included). Unfortunately, it is difficult to find a store-bought sweater to properly fit a very tall, thin man with monkey arms. If something fits in the chest, the arms and body are 4″ too short. If the arms and body are long enough, the body is impossibly wide. Consequently, most of his sweaters are ill-fitting and gigantic. He has been asking for a cabled pullover for years and indeed, I have always wanted to make him something that actually fits. However, I could not find the right pattern. More importantly, I doubted whether he would actually wear what I made him. After all, he has been wearing too-big clothes all his life. Once, when I convinced him to try on a 40″ shirt, he reacted like a cat with tape on its paws. "It's so tight, I don't think I could concentrate," he protested, as he squirmed around in 7″ of positive ease. Sometimes, I wonder if he thinks my clothes fit like spandex. I refused to knit him a sweater as ill-fitting as anything he could buy. But after years of listening to him talk about wanting a handmade cable sweater, last summer, I decided it was time to give it a go. I took some cable patterns from stitch dictionaries and put them together until I found a combination I liked.
I measured his favorite sweater and found it to have a 46″ chest, 13″ larger than his 33″ chest measurement. We split the difference, and I planned a 39″ size. With still 6″ of ease, I had to aggressively decrease at the armholes to achieve a fitted shoulder width. We are both delighted with the result. I know this pullover will enter Aaron's winter sweater rotation. And if it doesn't, there's always divorce.
Pattern: Hedge Fence Pullover
Yarn: Ram Wools Selkirk (which is really Briggs & Little Regal, don't ask me why there are two different names for the same yarn) in Brown Heather, 7 skeins
Needles: US 7 (4.5 mm)
I am happy to offer the unisex pattern in 12 sizes: 31 (33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 46, 49, 51, 53, 55)". The garment takes its name from Hedge Fence Shoal, a shallow sandbar on the far west side of Nantucket Sound, just northeast of Martha's Vineyard. I have been contemplating a series of fisherman-style sweaters and I decided to go with a naming scheme based on the waters I sailed so much as a child.
The pattern is available as a Ravelry download for $8.50.
The body and sleeves of the garment are knit in the round to the armholes, after which point the knitting is done back and forth. The only seaming required is the sewing in of the sleeve cap. The shoulders are joined by a three-needle bind-off, the underarm stitches are grafted together, and stitches are picked up around the neck for the neckline ribbing. The pattern comes with text instructions, a set of body charts for each size, and a set of sleeve charts for each size. None of the cable instructions are written out – they are all charted. In addition, I have included several pages of notes on how to modify the pattern to achieve the best fit for your body while maintaining the integrity of the center cable panel. Fortunately, the side cables are small enough to allow for quite a lot of flexibility in terms of sizing. The only real challenge in modifying the pattern is to ensure the center cable still flows cleanly into the ribbing at the bottom edge and neckline.
More information about the pattern and a detailed schematic can be found on the Hedge Fence Pullover page or on the Ravelry pattern page.
More photos of the finished garment here.
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WOW. That is stunning. I agree, it's the perfect cabled sweater. I love the way the cables flow into the neck ribbing, that's gorgeous.
Elinor, you really never cease to impress. It's just beautiful. I'm going to queue it up for Ollie now!
Absolutely perfect. My dh has become an excellent recipient of handknits and I think this could be the one, the next time he's due for a sweater.
I saw this on Ravelry first, and I thought "how did I miss your announcement on your blog?!" Now I know :-). It's just gorgeous. I really hope I get to knit it soon.
Wow, what a beautifully designed pattern! Congrats.
That is a lovely sweater! WOW!
elinor, that is a gorgeous sweater! i can't believe aaron likes sweaters with so much positive ease! 13″ of ease is crazy to me! he's so funny :)
I haven't worked up the courage to knit for my husband yet. I'm convinced he wouldn't wear it (even though he says he wants things knit by me), and then I'd have to divorce him.
Breathtakingly beautiful Elinor!
That's a really handsome sweater! I hope Aaron wears it proudly, because it fits him perfectly! the flow of the center cable into ribbing is really the best part.
Wow, wow, WOW, Elinor. This is SO fantastic!!!!! I am just in awe over it. I will definitely being buying this pattern and making one for the hubs.
That is truly a spectacular sweater. If only I had a man who wore cables!
Oh I love it! I'm going to show my husband and see if its one he likes as he is also extremely picky about how a sweater looks.
that is beautiful! If only my husband would wear cables!! My father would though, and he's long and skinny like your husband. Gorgeous!
I am beyond impressed
A perfect modernized Aran in my book (well, actually to be perfect it would have a v-neck but that's so picky a detail that I'd hardly expect it for a unisex sweater pattern). I love cabled sweaters but it amazes me how hard it can be to find the right one that fits all the flattering design criteria.
This sweater takes Aran sweaters to a completely new level. And the fit is perfect. Very flattering. NICE. I am showing this one to my husband.
Elinor, you continue to amaze me. I've loved watching this sweater grow. As soon as I can knock a few things out of my WIP pile, I plan to get cracking on this one!
This is a lovely pullover! I like the yarn, the cables and the overall design. Unfortunately, my husband refuses to wear any handknits.
Wow – that looks fantastic, and in such a great colour choice – I'd have to agree with you about the stitch selection (I can't stand those bobbles). I'm surprised no one has made the Aaron in his Aran joke yet.
Bravo! Simply bravo!
Beautifully done; I'm so impressed!
Your husband & sweater obviously belong on the cover of GQ.
Elinor, i totally agree with you on all 6 points. I am thrilled that you achieved a perfect balance of cables and fit, let alone one happy husband! Truly a well thought out design, judging by the flow of the cable panel on all the critical points.
This is the most perfect sweater!
Tiennie said it " the most perfect sweater!"


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Use MATLAB® to analyze data, develop algorithms, and create applications. Solve problems for a range of applications, including signal processing and communications, image and video processing, control systems, and test and measurement.