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As two of the first federations to join FIFA, Brazil and the United States started out on similar soccer tracks. Both nations participated in the first FIFA World Cup in 1930, held in Uruguay, though the U.S. advanced out of their group and into the semifinals while Brazil failed to escape group play.
Made up of players plying their trade in the American Soccer League, a vibrant, active national league in the 20's and 30's, the U.S. team was indeed a true national team as opposed to one club representing the country. Supported most often by factories and companies whose employees would play on the team, many of the clubs (such as the Fall River Marksmen) grace the list of U.S. Open Cup winners with multiple titles in their history.
Amateurs or not however, the U.S. surprised many experts with their stellar group performance in the World Cup, dispatching Belgium 3-0 before shutting out Paraguay by an identical scoreline. Advancing out of their group and to the semifinals, the U.S. faced Argentina in Montevideo, playing the Argentines close in the first half but eventually falling 6-1 after an onslaught of goals in the second.
Following the tournament, the U.S. team extended their South American tour with four friendlies against club teams and one match against the Brazilian national team. The first game was against Nacional Club at Central Park in Montevideo on August 2, Uruguay in a match the U.S. lost. The next day saw them take on C.A. Peñarol, losing to the Uruguayan club 4-1.
Taking their tour to Brazil, the U.S. met Santos FC and drew them 3-3. Their final club friendly was against Sao Paulo FC, and a sold-out crowd saw an exciting match that ended with a 5-3 loss for the Americans.
Moving onto bigger things, the U.S. then prepared to take on fellow World Cup qualifier Brazil in Rio de Janiero. Both sides came to play, starting off their storied history in exciting fashion.
A goal by Preguinho and Carvalho Leite put Brazil up 2-0 and heading towards an early victory, but Bert Patenaude (who scored the first-ever hat trick in a World Cup by notching all three against Paraguay) pulled one back to cut the lead in half. Brazil went ahead once more off the foot of Doca to take a 3-1 lead into halftime, but the U.S. wasn't finished yet.
Another goal by Brazil begged to differ however, as Theofilo put the home team up 4-1 as the second half began. But a resilient U.S. team clawed their way back into the game, and Billy Gonsalves cut the deficit to 4-2. Patenaude scored again to make it 4-3, but despite the momentum, the U.S. failed to find another—putting the first match between the U.S. and Brazil down as a 4-3 loss for the young United States national team.
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Aug. 17, 1930 – Alvaro Chaves Stadium – Rio de Janiero, Brazil
USA 3 Bert Patenaude (2), Billy Gonsalves
Brazil 4 Preguinho, Carvalho Leite, Doca, Theofilo
USA: Jimmy Douglas (NY Nationals), Alec Wood (Detroit Holley Carburetor), George Moorhouse (NY Giants), Jimmy Gallagher (NY Nationals), Billy Gonsalves (Fall River Marksmen), Phil Slone (NY Giants), James Brown (NY Giants), Andy Auld (Providence Clamdiggers), Bert Patenaude (Fall River Marksmen), Mike Bookie (Cleveland Slavia), Tom Florie (New Bedford Whalers) (capt.)
Head Coach: Robert Millar
Referee: Virgilio Fedrighi (BRA)

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There were lots of people who just shot slides and wouldn't recognize any of this, except the projector. I remember dusting the floor of closets in motels so I could load clean 4x5 film holders. But it does raise an interesting question. Were people more skilled, when it was harder to get a really great image? More committed to it because of the time it took? Or the fact that each shot cost money?
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17 signs that you were alive before digital photography
Feeling old? Photoshelter has published a humorous list of 17 signs that you were around before digital photography became the norm. For those of us who were, the list is a nostalgic look at some tools and accessories that have fallen into disuse, as well as a reminder, possibly, that some things remain useful, even in the digital age. If you're too young to remember anything before digital, you should take a look at the list anyway.
You might learn something.
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|Among the 17 items in Photoshelter's list is a bulk film loader.
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Nice post and all, but...
Can anyone add subtitles?
Apart from the wire shutter release I can't tell duck...
Lusted after the Nikon. Know all of the list but knew enough not to buy a disk camera. My first camera pre-dated flashcubes so I went straight from available light to electronic flash.
No. 7 is the "bokeh" (although we didn't use the term back then) from a mirror lens.
I never actually USED the Canon 1200, or the Nikon bulk film back, but I know what they are. Everything else is a yes, except that I only sold the stupid disk cameras, and was never stupid enough to buy one!
Or a 110 camera for that matter. "Donuts" have made something of a return with new mirror lenses - sorry to say.
What is No. 7? The ring like images.
The Canon 1200mm lens (I suppose), Nikon bulk film back, etc. are stuff that are special order items. Even if you have been shooting for 40 yrs you may or may not have touched those things.
Although I shoot b&w film and end up loading my own rolls too, there are many who only shoot in color (especially transparencies), and they do not load/process their own film. Hence no need to use or know about the loader, changing bag, etc.
The cube flash is probably one of the oldest on the list? I know people still used them in the early 80's but an electronic flash is much more convenient.
Flip flash was better than cube flash
Even if you didn't use a loader or a changing bag, if you were into photography you'd know what they are.
You used to be able to load E-6 in bulk, and get a kit to develop it yourself. I did it in college 20 something years ago. If you have good temperature control for you chemicals, not that hard either.
Number 7 is a catadioptric telephoto lens. I had the CZ 500mm Mirotar, not bad except for the donuts.
@Fingel, oh, the donuts from mirror lenses? I have the Tamron 500mm f8 as well. But the donuts are a little bit different in shape. Why is it on the list? Some are still in production and they are made for the latest mirrorless mounts too. Odd.
@BJN, You'll be surprised. Back in the days before info overload, there were people who shoots good images but never know a single thing about DIY processing or dark room equipment. I know quite a group of people like that. :)
That stuff isn't old, except for the polaroid goo and the disc/110/flash cube stuff. Practically every high school and university teaches film in their photography programs.
What about the Minolta/Sony 500/8 AF mirror or the recently released rokinon and tokina mirrors? donut bokeh is as alive as ever!
The horrid zombie donuts refuse to die. Polaroid goo lives on ebay in unopened packs of Type 55.
We came through transition in the busy traffic of digital revolution.We are taking more photos than we can preview.Not a single week had passed without new digital gizmo.They range from tiny compact to mighty full frame giant.There was a division wall & consortium among manufacturers.We may call it brothers in arm for the inconvenience of the confused customers who are at a loss with their old but good lenses.The junk yard & early graves were made for reliable & dependable mechanical foot soldiers.The final nail in the coffin was hammered when film makers lost interest to give us the negatives or chromes.We learn to remain happy with the minuscule sensors and inflated pixel count. Our phones have replaced the cameras within no time.But they are not going to stay. A deadly combination of Google glass & i-watch are going to wipe out many of the compact cameras in our sensual and voyeuristic generation who communicate in twitter and in face book without pressing the shutter by gesture.
...and serious photography will be relegated to those of us who can "see" and image...
I missed 7, 9, 10, and 12:
7 & 12 because I was not that stupid
9 & 10 because I was not that well funded ;-)
Looks like I've missed all the fun! The only thing I use from all those gadgets is my Olympus OM-2's focusing screen. The standard one, the first of fourteen types. Actually, it makes focusing a lot easier than the E-P1's 'MF Assist' magnifying function. The shutter release cable might be my next purchase - as soon as I come to terms with long exposures on film cameras.
Maybe I shouldn't admit it in public, but I'm also familiar with 110 film cartridges. I fed a few of them into a little Agfamatic Pocket 1000 that was my 13th birthday gift. It was awful: it never exposed properly. I ruined it in a few months' time.
By the way, this gadgetry constitutes strong evidence that the gear craze didn't start in the digital age...
burn and dodge tool
No, just the dodge tool. The burn tool icon is a hand making a little ring shape, just like you'd use for burning between the enlarger lens and the print. The extras on the dodge tool show this is a custom dodge tool made by someone serious about doing a controlled dodge.
Old school baby!!!
Is #7 the result of a catadioptric lens? Or heavy smoking?
Heavy smoking of illicit substances.
And then a trip to the donut shop - bokeh munchies.
Very familiar. Great article. But where's the "Jingle Bell" mechanical timer and that finicky stainless steel Nikor tank? How about that gurgling automatic print washer and blotter roll? Just yesterday I donated all my film equipment (Nikons, darkroom, etc) apart from medium format gear to the University. I'm 70 so it was time and I really do prefer digital. The "U" has a very active film program and were delighted to receive the bonanza (probably $15k worth of stuff going back to 1965). The department head says teaching film is still the best way to encourage respect for craftsmanship in photography even if the student then takes up digital. Tip: Kept my biggest blotter roll. It is perfect for uncurling (by reverse curling for a couple of days) sheets of inkjet paper cut from a roll. Don't give away everything ;-)
I still have a lot of that kit. I still shoot film and as long as I can afford it I always will.
Your shiny new and probably expensive digital camera in 20 or 30 years from now will also belong to the 'Dark ages" and people will look at it scornfully and say "you didn't shoot with the crappy old fashioned thing did you?" Probably in 20 or 30 years time will your present digital camera even work? My 1918 Kodak vest camera will! (I just need the film for it) I just wonder in the future if a D700 will be as collectable (for want of a better word) as an Nikon F2 is today? I just wonder if people will say "16Gb SD card, that small a capacity, and look at how huge it is!". They will look at you with mock sympathy and say patronisingly "however did you manage Granddad?".
Show a little respect to us old guys because you'll be there yourself one day.
All well and good to a point, but after about 2003, APSC sensored DSLRs could readily shoot at ISO 800 with good dynamic range. And I owned film cameras for a long time, even had a Leica Noctilux. But if you care about shooting in anything like a dark environment, you use a digital camera, with a good lens.
A used Nikon D3s in good condition is not going to sell for just say $400.
Bigger flashcards would mean more data storage, and yet the colour from a Nikon D4, with a good Zeiss lens, beats the colour from a Nikon D800 with the same lens, while the data is less from the D4. So in the future, better sensor tech will probably allow for better images made with the same amount of data. Yes, there'll be DSLRs with FF 100MP sensors for those who want to crop all day or spend $300 per print, but that race is next to meaningless. So bigger flashcards aren't that important for still. (Not true for true raw video though, but average computers can't really keep up with that raw data yet.)
For better or worse I have most of the those items.
Good memories of hours spent in my fathers darkroom in the basement.
I don't have any of that stuff anymore (except for a loupe collecting dust in a box somewhere) but used all of it sometimes during my 50+ years before digital. (started taking photos around age 11 or 12.) All of those were common tools in the 4 years I was a Navy Photographer, cept we used lightweight black cardboard or paper and old bent wire coat hangers to make custom dodging tools, if we had them.
Hehe, once we couldn't do without it, and now it's "weird stuff". An interesting reminder of how the time flies. And even more interesting, when you grow old(er), it accelerates. Almost like sunrise and sunset speed compared to the rest of the day. So I guess it's natural.
I am only 38 but I still remember a lot of those things. Seeing the Kodak disc camera brought back a lot of memories I had forgotten about.
I remember using the projector to view vacation pictures as well.
My kids wouldn't have any idea what to do with any of that equipment. They have absolutely no concept of any type of film based media. They don't even use the film projectors in school anymore. Everything is done with an iPad and smart board.
It is amazing how much has changed in 1 generation. My father was much older than I am and he was born way before most of the things on that list were even made.
"smart board"? um I've been in university lectures recently, okay 5 years ago. And don't remember anything like a smart board.
Okay Wikipedia tells me that term is a particular name for a commercial product sold by SmartTech. Seems like an overly expensive way to write on a whiteboard. (Or black board.)
I guess I could see reason for it if in a math lecture the terms of a slide (whatever the powerpoint term is) weren't correct or fully worked out. But then that would be a failure on the part of the person who assembled the PowerPoint slide. (And I guess there are many failures like that, but students would then have to be smart enough to ask: "But that term is wrong". Not something I've noticed students doing much of. Even in grad school.) So it looks like the smartbored is more distraction from learning and thinking. (Not saying you support such distractions.)
Real Dark Ages stuff. Loading your own bulk film is like rolling your own cigarettes to save money.
I'm missing the radioactive negative brush though.
Yeah - I've used them all. Thanks for reminding me what a relic I am - ugh.
Would absolutely love a digital camera like a Nikon FM2 Digital (or FM-D) that had a split prism view finder. It makes manual focus so easy. I have a couple of AIS Nikkors ready, I have a cable release, I'm just waiting for Nikon. :-)
The other stuff like the 4x5 film holder I still have, but I purchased it after I had already been shooting digital. Few hobbies are as fun and rewarding as large format photography. The prints just look so good.
I have this to say to you, re. the finder: Katzeye. I have them on both of my D7100s and it makes photography a whole nother thing -- and has returned my bag of wonderful old Nikkors to productive usefulness!
Now, in return, you maybe have a good source of 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 cutfilm (as well as holders)? I cannot use my beloved Busch Pressman without them . . .
Well, that is interesting. I still have my Arca-Swiss 2 1/4 X 3 1/4 view camera with the Wide Field Caltar recommended by Ansel Adams. There are 7 "Fidelity Deluxe" holders for the film and an unopened packet purchased in 1974 (could be getting stale). The holders each take 2 sheets of film. I have the Nikor steel tank for this film as well. If there were a source of the cut film I'd resume using this equipment today. You can use a Mamya RB67 roll film back (which I also have) on the Arca but that negates one of the big advantages of cut film: individualized development. The Fidelity holders had a problem with light leaking in at the corners but I plugged all the gaps with soft rubber back in '74 and they are fine. Maybe Ferrania will start making the film - http://www.filmbodies.com/newsviews/ferrania-coming-back.html
Just take a trip to http://www.focusingscreen.com/ and order yourself up a new screen for your digital camera :)
Just forget about using your center spot meter with a retrofit focusing screen.
When grandpa passed away I found something like a few of those - weird stuff - in his belongings. Why aren't they wooden?
While you could have some standard favorite size dodging tools in the darkroom, sometimes you might have to cut them to size or make irregular shapes. I liked to make the edges jagged, to enhance what we today in the digital age call "feathered edges, blending" etc.
No market for wooden non adjustable ones. They also needed to be very light for easy rapid movement sometimes just for a few seconds.
However, I remember a store bought flexible version made of wire with an assortment of paper shapes.
The category is, "Old Photographic Equipment". Bring on the Daily Double Jeopardy question!
Great stuff. I have two shelves above my computer work station devoted to what is (now) known as photographica (including the Speed Graphic in my avatar). I never owned that cool folding loupe but fashioned much more sophisticated looking dodging tools. There's a resurgence of film interest but a decreasing amount of knowledgeable people to pass on the techniques. This site is an indication of that in particular:
DK 50 1:1, LPD 4, Internegative, Bowens Illumitran, SX70, Polycontrast filters....holy s**t, where's the Tylenol?!
OMG, know all of them, used all of them also, really remind me how old I am ... lol
excellent !
I still fashion dodging and burning tools from coat hangers and thin cardboard for my darkroom today. Not sure why people consider these old tools.
Ray Mears grates cheese with a snail shell, doesn't stop it being outdated.
Though I for one am glad there are people like you who keep these old skills alive, they are very important.
What I have re-learned recently, is that film size, more than lens resolution (Lines per Millimeter) is what drives image quality. Everything else just makes it easier to capture sports, low light, etc. I get great photos with the Franka Rolfix 6x9cm which I only paid about $50 for 4 years ago, despite the price, when I put those negatives in the enlarger I am always amazed at the detail, they produce prints on par with the Bronica ETR-S.
I still use a Kodak Retina IIIc Rangefinder that has been in my family since it was new (with the 35mm, 50mm, and 80mm Schneider lenses) and had it CLA'd a couple of years ago by a guy in Auckland New Zealand who used to work for Kodak. I sttill have the Nikons, recently bought an Omega 45D (4x5, with a Linhof Schneider Tele-Arton 240mm F5.6 lens). I recently purchased a Bronica ETR-S system (with 4 lenses, motor winder, AE-II Prism Finder and several film backs..one piece at a time over "The Bay",a system I used to own but had to sell in the late 1980's..divorce and all). I have recently purchased and regularly use a Frank Rolfix 6x9cm "folder" from about 1951 (I took a photo of myself with the camera in front of the Former Franka Kamera Werks in Bayreuth, Germany last year), and a Franka Solida IIIe from about 1956 (6x6 Folder with builg in non-coupled rangefinder)..both Franka's have Schneider lenses. I fashioned some filter holders from step up rings to use on both Franka's.
I have been shooting since about 8th grade in 1975, learned to develop and print B&W film as a Freshman, before I was out of High School I was developing E-6 slides, C-41 Negatives, making prints using Cibachrome, as well as prints from color negatives, I even used the Kodak Ektacolor (how many of you remember that system). While in High School, I worked on a farm, a grocery store, a newspaper (as a photographer), and a Camera Store/Studio. Instead of cars, my money went in to camera equipment, Nikon F, F2, FTN, lenses, Besseler 23CIII with Dichroic Color head and an analyzer. In 1981, I took a bank loan out to purchase a Bronica ETR-S system (6x4.5).
Though I use Nikon DSLRs D700 and D300, I still shoot, develop, and Print B&W, film up to 4x5, making prints up to 16x20 in my traditional "wet darkroom". With the decline of B&W film production, I have started acquiring information about coating my own 4x5 glass plates to make my own "film", but I have not "pulled the trigger" yet.
The image (circles of confusion) was a 'feature' of a particularly rubbish 600mm mirror lens I thought about buying for my Minolta XGM. I declined and in retrospect, now realise how much digital photography and lens technology has come on.
Ditto. The camera technology today is light years ahead of what I started with. 4 frames per second too slow? How about 4 frames per minute with an SLR that had a wind nob (not even a quick wind lever), and a mirror that flew up and stayed up till you advanced the film to the next frame. In a dry climate had to be careful to not advance film too quickly or you'd end up with static eletricity discharge marks across the film negatives. Amazing thing is I shot high school sports with that thing and an 135mm f4.5 lens. I got some good ones too. - crap there I go again dating myself.
I score on most, although I only lusted after 9 and 10...
I confess that I'm not familiar with 11 at all - can someone enlighten me?
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It's fixer for polaroid black and white negative film
Oh yeah, I remember! :-) That would have annoyed me all day! Got the rest - tragic eh?
@ Paul Amyes, don't you mean the fixer varnish for the positive print peeled off from the Polaroid negative? That stuff stunk too.
It's quite possible, that in a few years we will see similar setup of early digital age gadgets.
One of them will be dvd plate with photoshop, and noone will wemember what it is.
Those long lost toys do take me back...
I kinda miss "the smell of Sulphur Dioxide" in the morning... even though it was a killer for your health...
Eat some egg salad before going to bed ... that should satisfy your jones for SO2 smell in the morning.
There is a cool site for old graphic design tools similar to this list.
Awesome to see this stuff that is rare now, but back in the day was so common you would never think would disappear.
They missed the 35mm film leader retrieval tool. You used it if you accidentally pulled the film leader back into the film cassette. "D'oh!" The sad thing is that I still know how to use a film leader retrieval tool.
The invention of the 3M post-it note adhesive ushered the demise of the leader take up tool.
You have to be a safecracker to properly use a leader extraction tool. It's all in hearing and feeling the faint "click".
I used to be pretty good at extracting film leaders when I worked at the one hour photo lab in college. You had to retrieve the leader to load the film into the machine. If it was busy, you really had to fly to hit the one hour deadline.
still have a bulk loader though mine is black and red. probably still got some ancient film in it
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A middle-order collapse saw New Zealand slump to 143-8 in their ICC World Twenty20 semi-final against Pakistan.
Lou Vincent (28) and Brendan McCullum (26) got the Black Caps off to a solid start but McCullum's dismissal saw the next five wickets fall for 33 runs.
Late hits from Ross Taylor (37), involved in two horrendous run-outs, helped the Kiwis to a defendable total.
Umar Gul (3-15) was the pick of the bowlers, with good support from Fawad Alam (2-24) and Shahid Afridi (1-24).
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori won the toss and decided to bat first on a pitch which looked to favour the slower bowlers.
After a slow start the openers cut loose, McCullum smashing two consecutive boundaries off Mohammad Asif in the fourth over before Lou Vincent launched Sohail Tanvir for a huge six into the brewery, following that hit with a one-bounce four a ball later.
A rain break interrupted play in the seventh over for 15 minutes, but it was Alam, in the side for Salman Butt, who made the vital breakthrough.
The left-arm spinner took a fine one-handed return catch to send Vincent back to the bus shelter.
And New Zealand's hopes of a counter-attack in the final 10 overs were thwarted by a thanks to excellent bowling from Afridi and Gul.
Afridi hads McCullum trapped in front with a ball that kept low, while Gul removed Scott Styris and Peter Fulton to leave the Black Caps reeling at 87-4.
New Zealand then lost the crucial wicket of Craig MacMillan, caught at deep long-off, handing Alam his second wicket of the day.
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50 Cent – Thug Love Lyrics
[50 Cent]
What y'all know about this fab shit, huh?
TE baby come on, uh-huh Trackmasters uh-huh
Look we can shop together mama, his and hers
Fifth Av. shit baby, Fendi furs
I ain't tight with the chips girl
I'm down to splurge
If it's ice you like I'll light up your life (Ooh)
VS2 Clarity alright
I play the block I ain't the type to punch your clock
I'm the type to put the metal to the floor in the drop
I live life in the fast lane
I make a grove of hash
Hustle hard for cash so I can spoil that ass
It's like she loves me, she loves me not
Cause her friends pump her head full of bullshit alot
I gave jewels I imported for her
Chanel bags I bought from boosters
To the hood I introduced her
She feisty and sometimes she wanna fight me
People saying if I get knocked she ain't gon write me
The sick part is all that bullshit excites me
1 - [Destiny's Child]
A thug's what I want
A thug's what I need
Even though my friends don't seem to see
That he lace me with money
He knows when I want it
And I'm never gonna leave my baby
My thugged out no good baby
[50 Cent]
Ay yo I treat you like you need to be treated like you're special
Tie your hands to the bedpost when I caress you
When I met you it was Guess and Gap
Now it's Gucci and Prada
Took you from being a nine to being a dime
You complain that we don't spend time
When I'm OT on the grind going hard for mine
Yo when shorty say she hate me
You know she mean she love me
When she play me close at the bar
That mean she want some Bubbly
See my polying with another chick and shit get ugly
She wanna flip threaten to run keys across my whip
Try to burn a nigga with some hominy grits
That's how she on it
When I met her she was lowkey
Now she wanna OD
You know me I let her do her thing son
I say what I'm feeling
Niggas say that I'm illing
I sip Cristy so I'm pissy
Like a staircase in your building
Repeat 1 (2x)
Repeat 1 & 2 till end
2 - [Beyonce']
A thug is what I want
And a thug is what I need
And my friends don't understand
How my baby laces me
A thug is what I want
And a thug is what I need
And my friends don't understand
And I think its jealousy
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Thankyou everyone for the ideas, especially you justlookingforthemoment.
Hi, Math0rz, you're starting the competition pretty early! It's only the just start of term one!
Is this something to do with it: http://www.mav.vic.edu.au/studact/mtq.htm ? (that is the 2005 page)
difficult to recomend anything, at least for me. But i'm sure here are some guys who will be able to help.
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If you were raised in a western culture, then I'm afraid to say that you were taught by that culture. Our parents do their best but they aren't the only influence on us. Here's evidence you have been "taught" to ignore your instincts – and before people start checking in to list all the instincts they have intact, note that we all lose different instincts, although largely we lose the following ones (and countless others). If you feel especially special, that's ok and not all that uncommon, but the point I'm making is that we do lose instincts due to culture:
you do not have sex where ever and when ever the feeling strikes you (esp if you are in public)
you do not masturbate whenever you feel like it
you do not defecate in the squat position
you sit in a chair, not in the squat position
you wear shoes, causing the loss of a percentage of your environmental sensitivity
you have "tuned out" a large percentage of your environmental noises and can no longer distinguish between the rustle of a leaf from wind, or the rustle of a leaf from approaching danger
you've chosen mates based on factors other than smell, taste, attractiveness to you (regardless of attractiveness in general)
Mind you, I'm not sure how any of those have any bearing on someone thinking that sitting in front of a baby monitor, under tremendous stress, watching their baby cry himself to sleep, when every fiber of her being is screaming "pick him up" is in any way "instinctive". I'm well aware that there's a social penalty to public sex, or masturbating at one's workplace, or even, to some extent, to "spoiling" a baby by picking it up. Being aware of the social penalties involved in a behaviour is not even remotely the same thing as being taught that it's instinct to perform that behaviour.
|If you think we were biologically imprinted to be any different, you haven't ever seen people who have lived untouched by our morals - they don't give a rat's pajamas who sees them have sex, for example, and hence, cosleeping is no issue for them becasue they don't have the stress of "what if the baby sees, they'll be damaged for life?" And hey, guess what, they aren't damaged for life. Odd, no? Yet our culture is rife with sexually damaged people.
|Some of those on that list above were helped along by our parents, who although they meant well and were preparing us for our society, were not armed with the longer term ramifications.
|The reason that book impacts most readers is because of that agonising trip down a western baby's life. It only lasts about 20 pages, but WHOA, what a helluva 20 pages it is. Who can read that and not clutch at their own gut and be wrenched with a kind of torturous regret and anguish?
|Some of us went through a type of healing as we saw ourselves in that helpless, tortured baby as we know we were put into nurseries and cribs. Some of us lamented with guilt and sorrow what we put our own babies through. Yes, it is a tough read. No doubt.
|I'm not sure what this means but perhaps the rules and checklists you have found are because some people like them? Some people need them when engaging in behaviours that are not only new to them, but against strong advice to the contrary from their family and peers at large. I'm not sure about "rules", but I get what you're saying and I'm not going to nit pick cos it drives me to distraction when it happens to my posts and usually only shows the person is not really "listening" and is more intent on finding a counter argument in what I've written.
|My point is that if one is going to say "trust your instincts" then give more than that to a mama. I have known way too many frustrated mothers who I end up dealing with in private because they don't know how to find their instinct, how to identify it. It's great for us who can, but it's almost smug to keep rubbing a mama's nose in it when she doesn't even know what you're talking about when you say "instinct".
People confuse instinct with intuition. Instinct is a biological imprint that is not genetic or subject to learned behaviour. Instinct, by its very nature, is an inherent species survival mechanism.
|Many don't. Here's the beginnings of a page on my website where I mention this very phrase you chose. It's a common reaction. Sagacious Mama It is far from finished, as are most of my pages, but for the point I'm making, it kinda works.


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by Eric Glassgold, MD, Visiting Professor Program Co-chair
In our October newsletter, Visiting Professor Co-chair Laurie Goldsmith, Ph.D. will discuss Dr. Eizirik's paper: On the therapeutic action of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalytic Quarterly 76S: 1463-1478. We encourage all SFCP members to read this paper in preparation for Visiting Professor Week.
Jim Dimon, M.D. will present "An Introduction to the Work of Claudio Eizirik" on Thursday, October 24th, 2013 at 7:30 PM at SFCP. The program will be available via telecast for members far from SFCP. In-person attendance is requested for those with reasonable commutes.


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My 2 Iphone has 1.14 on it(modem firmware: 04.04.05_G) and it's been awhile, as you can probably tell, since I've done this.
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Title text: On one hand, every single one of my ancestors going back billions of years has managed to figure it out. On the other hand, that's the mother of all sampling biases.
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This comic relates to the anxiety most couples experience after having a child. Some couples employ an approach called natural parenting or attachment parenting. This strategy for child-rearing normally entails providing whole foods and extended nursing but can also include birth without anesthetics, applying reusable cloth diapers, using herbal remedies instead of medicine, and other decisions intended to protect the environment and raise a baby to be physically and mentally healthy. Natural parenting approaches can vary greatly from parent to parent, with some being very extreme and possibly detrimental. Because of the awkwardness and stigma of breastfeeding as well as its traditionalism, attachment parenting can elicit powerful opinions from both its opponents and proponents. Various media and politicians have seized on this hot topic, as well as motherhood in general. Extreme natural parenting methods became the notorious cover story of TIME Magazine in May 2012.
However, the characters in this strip took natural parenting to mean doing "what comes naturally", i.e. having another baby.
441: Babies is another strip featuring clueless new parents.
One interpretation of the title text is as note of the sentiments expressed by proponents of natural parenting, stating that traditional or instinctive methods have worked for thousands of years. It is also possible that the narrator means that parenting can't be too hard because historically everyone must have figured it out. Randall jokes that this is the "mother" of all sampling biases because his ancestors represent only the (possibly small) fraction who survived the instinctive or easily learned methods of parenthood, instead of the entire sample of people attempting to raise children.
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- [Cueball and woman are standing with a baby in between them.]
- Cueball: Oh man, we made a baby.
- Megan: Don't panic. Don't panic.
- Baby: Baby!
- Cueball: Parenting can't be that hard. Let's just do what comes naturally.
- [Beat frame.]
- Soon:
- [There are now two babies in between them.]
- Megan: Aw, crap.


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GUEST BLOG: Brian Stutland, President of Stutland Equities and a contributor to CNBC's "Options Action."
Yesterday, fiscal cliff worries were at the forefront of traders' minds, and that sent the S&P 500 down 0.5% on the day. Should the U.S. go off the "cliff," there is a high probability of a recession in the near future.
This has option traders who were looking to make bullish bets ahead of the New Year opt for defensive names or consumer staples. Yesterday, in PepsiCo, a trader sold 1,760 January 67.5-strike PEP puts for $0.45.
This is a bullish trade that will profit if PEP is above $67.05 at January expiration in 45 days. Given that the stock was at $70.24, this trade makes money so long as PepsiCo avoids a 4.5% downward move.
Option traders sell puts on a stock when they know they would be willing to own shares at the given price.
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In trading terms, that price would be the strike price. If the stock appreciates and is above the strike at expiration, the trader is able to book profits from the premium collected by the put sale. If the stock is belowthe strike, then the trader is "put" the stock, and now has a long position at a level where the trader is comfortable buying in.
In this case, the trader has announced a willingness to buy PEP for an effective price of $67.05, and will collect an annualized 3.7% in option premium while patiently waiting for that entry price.
Looking at PepsiCo's chart, the 67 level looks to be a strong area of support. It is below the stock's November's low, and coincides with the area of resistance that the stock broke through last April.
Pepsi, along with typical defensive plays like the other consumer staples and utilities, is likely to weather any "Fiscal-Cliff"-induced recession better than most stocks.
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My blog title has been my view of the world of advertising and marketing for quite awhile. I had used (Sponsor's Name Here) for my Fantasy Football League teams as far back as 1993. The reason?
It was during that summer when the Milwaukee Brewers (along with the Detroit Tigers) were the first major league teams to allow advertising behind home plate during games, so that it is visible during every pitch. Around the same time, my bowling had more talent than money (and in hindsight, I probably had similar amounts of each, but, well, you know...) I thought that if I could just get a sponsor to throw some money at me so that I could afford to bowl in tournaments, I could make enough to no longer need a sponsor.


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.i walk into the garden at
3am, find death digging
his own grave in the middle
of my lawn, he says he's
dead to me now, he can
just feel it in his bones,
points at the mud and says
dirt is dirt
it can't pretend that it's
anything else,
oh and i found that peg you lost,
it was under the conifer,
climbs in covers himself and leaves
me standing alone
(keeps sending me postcards, i wish you were here)
The Essence of FursuitingHello FotoFriends!
It's been a long time since I wrote a journal… it's been quite a while since I was active anyway! It's about time I tried and change all that laziness into something productive!
Now this journal is not so much an update on what keeps me busy these days but more of an extended story of a very, very special photo submission of a moment in my life that I'll never forget.
The moment I am talking about is the life-changing hug you can see below.
Now let the story begin;
Little more than a year ago I was taking on the challenge of getting my drivers license. My instructor was an awesome guy and was interested in photography just like me! During the many hours we spent driving around we also spoke of fursuiting a lot because I just love to tell people about what keeps me busy and the things I enjoy doing.
During one driving lesson I spoke of the idea of fursuiting in the local zoo "Diergaarde Blijdor
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i am
hiding poetry under the sheets
think my heart might be beating
the shit out of me
only thing up there is the
clouds, and they don't give
a fuck either, the only thing
down there is the dirt, and
that's what you are, you're
a liar
(he will say you're gonna have to lower your standards a bit, got a room downstairs might be more suited)
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through my mind and then pull them
right out of my chest when they're
put it on paper and call it
a poem, feed it
back into the brain
and repeat, but
anxiety says just
let this stuff go -
cough up those words
that you've got in your
chest and dust off the
shelf in your lungs, feel
them one last time if you want
but please, send them away in
their poems, and quick
i'm real
sorry but
i'm just not
done with them
there's no
poetry drip
i can rip
from the back
of my hand
and my neck,
discharge myself
from this one
(chew it up, spit it out)
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My table location for the Cherry Blossom Festival is on the lower floor of the Japan Center, right outside the Kinokuniya book store entrance. For Sakura Con, I'll be in the Artist Alley at table 411. I was actually unable to get a table in time for this con, but a kind artist, mind-crash offered to share his with me We both look forward to meeting everyone and making new friends so come by and say hi!
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can you feel the world lodged
in your rib? do not tell
me you can't, it's right there
and let's not tell god
anything about this, let's give
him the silent treatment like
he's giving to us,
sometimes i wake up wanting
to shred myself into ribbons
tie me up in a bow and send myself
to your doorstep with no
return address and let you deal with it,
you're not listening and you're not
understanding, you're too busy
trying to read all the text, but
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one word, got a habit of holding my
breath diving into my own mind
for hours, blue bottomless pool
river veins with the bones of a dream
drifting through, some stuck on the
banks all dried up and thirsty, this
shark tooth reminds me of you so i
press it in hard, still not one single
drop, a baby raccoon floats by with
no life but wide eyes, i know you'll
pray the horned god sends him
straight to the sea, drown him out
with that voice that says maybe
next year when you search for
yourself, yo
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