แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ strong แสดงบทความทั้งหมด
แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ strong แสดงบทความทั้งหมด

วันพุธที่ 10 มีนาคม พ.ศ. 2553

In Praise Of Strong - Willed Children

Cervantes said, "Faint heart ne'er won fair lady." As a matter of fact, a faint heart never won much of anything. But put a little determination and will into that heart, and it can shoot the moon.

What you hear, though, is that parents should prefer the faint heart, that is, the passive heart. It's promoted as the answer to their prayers.

Authors make fortunes with books bemoaning the problem of strong-willed children. They preach passive, all day, every day. Parents, they decree, need to break their children's will-or at least their willfulness.

Are these people kidding? Passive isn't wonderful. Passive is lumpy, as in "sit there like a lump." Passive hardly makes a dent in the world, let alone changes it. Passive sits by and lets life happen, whether for good or ill.

Passive is easy to ignore, easy to take advantage of and easy to exclude. If watching your child be mistaken for the wallpaper sounds good, work on the passivity level. If you like the idea of your children not speaking up when others take advantage of them, by all means, push passivity. Passive kids spend junior high crammed in their lockers, if that appeals to you.

The absolute fact is, a strong-willed child is exactly what we should want. Strong enough to fend off peer pressure. Strong enough to set good goals and work toward accomplishment. Strong enough to put off current, brief pleasures for better, long-lasting rewards.

A strong will creates a determination that grabs life by the throat and makes it happen. Channeled for good, it can make wonderful things happen.

Unchanneled, the optimism and good cheer that come from being born with the ability to make decisions can get lost. You could end up with a bully or a brat, which, while more likely with a frustrated, inadequately-parented, passive child, can happen.

Without committed parents, a strong-willed child can run amok and create all kinds of chaos. Raising these kids is bracing and a lot of fun, but it ain't easy.

The parents need to be grownups. They need to be parents who realize being a parent is different from being a buddy. Parents who accept the fact that raising kids means it's about the kids. Parents willing to do the right thing when it's not the easy thing. Parents whose lives set an example to follow. Parents who understand that strong-willed children usually don't "fit in" all that well because they are, in fact, exceptional.

All kids, but especially strong-willed children, need to know they're loved "just because." It's not about performance, although self-control and good behavior are good. It's not about being better than others, which is a calculation for losers. In fact, it's not about a lot of things. It's about raising emotionally, physically and spiritually healthy children, confident that the strong will so many people fear will give them the gumption to face life with enthusiasm and courage.

Keeping up with-or even harder, staying ahead of-the strong-willed child takes determination, creativity and energy. And humor. Lots of humor. They'll put you on your knees, in prayer or exhaustion or both. Fortunately, the prize is worth the effort.

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วันจันทร์ที่ 22 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2553

Taylor Guitars - Extremely unique and strong

Taylor guitars are unique and incredibly strong. They have for many decades and are used by some of the brightest names in jazz, pop, rock, metal and many other genres. In fact, the Taylor-line vote, so delicate and has a wide selection of Taylor, who is known as one of the most versatile guitars. For example, here are just a small selection of the range of artists with guitars Taylor.

Alan Jackson
Billy Idol
Beck
Babyface
Bryan Adams
Sammy Hagar
Garth Brooks

There is no doubt that Taylor has something for almost everyone, including the picky. And find out where it all began is also a new found respect between you and the Taylor-established companies.

Taylor Dreadnought

Bob Love Taylor Instruments has been very evident at a young age. He also built his first guitar when he was just 17, in hisYear of high school. There was a 12-string, which he called the Dreadnought, and he was so pleased that he built two more during his senior year.

After leaving school in 1973, Bob uses his experience in the construction of the Dreadnought to acquire a job at the "American dream" guitars, a local guitar shop in El Cajon, San Diego. There, he invented his most significant contribution to the guitars Taylor - The bolt-on neck. The new design of the most sensitive part of theNeck of the guitar, which facilitate the repair, if necessary, and in emergency situations, replacement.

Bob is building a business

In 1974, the owner of American Dreams, Sam Radding decided to sell the asset. Bob Taylor, along with Kurt and Steven Listug Schemmer, referring to the company and even renamed Westland Music Company, in the hope that the company's brand and expand.

Finally Westland Music Company was changed Listug Guitars Taylor says that Bob was theluthier real and that the company should be designated as such. At that time, Bob slipped comfortably into the design and production part of the business, while Listug focused on growing their small shop in a serious guitar makers.

When planning was not the guitars, Bob is the only effective way to keep the guitars can produce in large quantities at a public demand, he worked with the new desire neck, which he called NT (New Technology) in his guitar. Now,without the need for a piece dovetail neck into the guitar body, a tight neck is glued to the keyboard allows for a continuous piece of wood will be produced. Many artists believe that this greatly improves the strength and tone of the electric and acoustic guitar.

Together with its unique ideas and business practices, creative Taylor boasted still independent and free their creativity and business, as it began.

Little is knownFacts

Taylor UV lamps used for their guitar paint dry in hours instead of weeks.
Taylor was the first company to use the guitar wood CNC router in their acoustic guitars.
Taylor employs over 450 people from El Cajon, California.
Baby and Big Baby Guitars to be in Tecate, Mexico.

Models

Even if it's released dozens of specific models for each series, remains the leading choicePlace at Taylor Guitars, as follows:

Acoustic and electric (with cut-away)
Acoustic
Electrical
Presentation / Stage Series
Series 100/200
Baby Taylor, including the Big Baby Taylor

The pick-up and the dream, through which only

Taylor calls his pick-up, the expression system and consists of patented Humbucker Pickup induction Taylor. The pickup is a set of transducers mountedspecifically for the guitar and the neck. The transducers were of Rupert Neve, a prominent engineer of the high-end pro audio recording equipment is designed.
All in all, Taylor is a well-rounded, all American manufacturers of guitar, whose team knows exactly what the artists, whether professional or amateur they want in their machines. Rock on, Taylor.

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