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Got some pics from a friend of mine..they show the start, and first finish of the predator..even before it became the predator.
This is what i starterd with, a 900$ jeep wrangler with a blown motor and burnt up auto trans.
This is the first 10 mins i got it to mu garage.
Half hour into the garage
Few misc. Demo pics
Sweetest custom bumper i ever cut off..
Lots of midnight oil burnt, building this the first time...got sometime in febuary wanted to be done for jeep blessing
Ready for a sbc.
Motors dropped in for the first time
Tub all hurculined
All done, fesh paint..etc. YES it used to be THAT tall..stupid..kids theyll never learn, taller isnt better
My honey moon ride rocked..lol
Test drove some 44" hawgs...wayy too big...
My first flop..doing too many doughnuts, blew a back bead rim bit the dirt, over it timbled.
Yeah she rode with me when i flopped it. Think i spoiled her taste for doughnuts..lol
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The issue becomes how to get this to work in the alt attribute for an image, and the resultant tool tip that Netscape and Explorer display when the cursor rests on the image. "& amp;" doesn't work, and the closest I came was coding it as "&&", which worked in Explorer but not Netscape.
Any ideas?
Like you, I also found that using  will NOT work in NS.
HOWEVER, inserting quotes WILL do the trick! see below...

I generally use quotes around all my attribute values because my HTML editor (Arachnophilia) enters them automatically and uses them for its tag coloring scheme.
But there's obviously more than just aesthetics going on here.
I'm afraid the "title" attribute isn't supported by the "img" tag in NS, at least not in NS4.08, which is what tedster needs--or did I misunderstand tedster.
(Tedster-- which tag are you inquiring about:  or  ?)
Still, I'm glad you mentioned it Brett. I wasn't familiar with the "title" attribute for  tags. Very nice indeed!
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Can you show the code for that?
Is it better to use a title tag than it is to use an alt tag for images? Do you use both? And if you do use bothy, which shows up? The alt tag or the title tag?
The more I examine this little backwater of page design, the crazier it gets. More complication sets in when images are turned off and the alt text itself is displayed in the image place holder. I can't find a method that gives the right text in both the tooltip AND the image placeholder -- as well as working cross browser. Such is life.
Title or Alt? Use both. Title is intended for the mouse over, while alt is intended for non-graphical agents. Alt should be an "alternative" to the graphic, while title should be "descriptive" of the graphic.


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Aaron Frazer | New Vehicle Sales Manager
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Hi, I'm Aaron and I'm proud to be the New Vehicle Sales Manager here at Miles Toyota. Before joining the team in January 2017, I had many years of extensive sales experience, including at a European vehicle dealership in Christchurch.
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Barry Leung | Fleet Sales Consultant
Mobile: 022 368 1008
Hello there, I'm Barry and I speak both English and Cantonese.
I am really thrilled and feel privileged to be part of the award winning dealership, Miles Toyota.
Over the last two decades, I have had an awesome time working in the banking industry. The most satisfying part was helping customers realise their dream of owning their own dream home or making a positive difference with their financial situations.
Being with Miles Toyota, my passion and commitment continues to assist you to make the right decision to purchase your exact motor vehicle for your individual lifestyle. It is all about you and your motoring needs so it's really imperative for me to ensure you are totally happy with your buying decision.
I am a car-enthusiast and perfectionist (I have owned over 35 cars to date) but accordingly to my wife, 'car enthusiast' is not exactly how she would describe me!
Other interests are playing tennis, fishing, taking road trips, music, properties and spending quality time with friends and family.
I'm really excited to be here and looking forward to have a chat with you over a cuppa.
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Daniel Sharp | New Vehicle Sales Consultant
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Hi, I'm Daniel and I'm proud to be part of the very friendly team at Miles Toyota. I love providing solutions to customers' motoring needs and in doing so create life time relationships built on friendliness, trust and excellent service.
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Louis Baretto | New Vehicle Sales Consultant
Mobile: 021 295 8297
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Jacky Sun | New Vehicle Sales Consultant
Mobile: 021 106 7870
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Sam Freeman | New Vehicle Sales Consultant
Mobile: 027 555 5961
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Amber Inwood | New Vehicle Sales Consultant
Mobile: 021 531 581
Hi, I'm Amber and I've recently joined the Miles Toyota sales team, I have many years experience in vehicle sales, but Toyota is my number one love.
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I would absolutely love to find you the perfect vehicle for your needs and enjoyment. Please give me a bell and we can start working on what option is best for you.
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Kristy Reid | Showroom Administrator
Hi, I'm Kristy and I'm your Showroom Administrator. I joined the team in early 2015, but I moved into this role in April 2016 from the Business Development team. I'll often be your first point of contact over the phone as well as in the showroom. I'm here to assist you with any enquiries you may have. I'm looking forward to meeting you all!
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Matthew Downing | General Sales Manager
Mobile: 027 5757 537
I am delighted to be part of the Miles Team; meeting new customers and providing great experiences at our busy Toyota Customer outlets. I enjoy our dynamic business in Canterbury and the qualities of Toyota that make for a truly great international brand. I look forward to meeting you soon.
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Robyn Veal | Used Vehicle Sales Manager
Mobile: 0275 311 938
I have been with Toyota for a long time, specialising in vehicle sales. We have a great team here, and I really enjoy the satisfaction our customers get when we find them their perfect vehicle! I look forward to meeting you!
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Tama Milne | Used Sales Advisor
Mobile: 021 306 612
Hi, my name is Tama. I previously worked Lexus in Auckland and have owned my own business at Wilding Park Tennis Centre for over a decade before the earthquakes. My wife and I have both missed Christchurch and all our friends and are very pleased to be back long term.
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James Meyers | Used Vehicle Sales Consultant
Mobile: 027 239 1920
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Anthony Zonneveld | Used Vehicle Sales Consultant
Mobile: 027 365 3339
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Tracy Ingram | Used Vehicle Sales Consultant
Mobile: 021 065 1874
Hi, I'm Tracy, I joined the team in February 2015 and it has been a great experience so far. I love working alongside the team here and getting the chance to meet new people everyday and helping them to find their perfect vehicle.
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Andrew Elliott | Senior Business Consultant
I am excited to have joined the team in June 2013 and look forward to sharing my 26 years of Motor Trade experience gained in the UK .
When I first joined the Toyota family, it didn't take me long to realise the many advantages of the financial and warranty products that I now have the pleasure of providing to our customers. I look forward to tailoring a package for you, the valued customer, whether it be a personal or business transaction.
Don't forget to ask about "Choices" a great way of financing a new Toyota with very competitive monthly payments!
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Tamara Iafeta | Business Consultant
I joined the team in July 2015 as a Business Consultant. After previously working in the banking and insurance industry I was ready to use my experience and take on a new challenge. I'm excited to be part of such a great team and to work with such a great brand.
I look forward to helping you tailor a package to meet your individual needs!
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Colleen King | Business Development Manager
Hi, I'm Colleen, I have been with Miles Toyota for over 9 years now - and it only seems like half that period. I joined Miles Toyota to set up and manage our Business Development Team. We ring our customers after their visits with us ensuring we have provided the level of service that exceeds all others. We also look after our group's websites and marketing so it is a very diverse team. Miles Toyota is an awesome group to be working for, love my job and the people that I work with.
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Camille Hughes | Business Development Advisor
I'm Camille, an ethusiast of craft beer, plaid, cricket and Star Wars. I'm a University of Canterbury graduate and joined the team in 2017.
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Mark Lincoln | Marketing Manager
As the Marketing Manager, I'm responsible for developing and maintaining our brand and marketing communications, including our online channels. I'll often be your first point of contact on our Facebook Page and Twitter account and can quickly find responses to your online queries from within our highly skilled teams.
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Ash Pearson | Marketing & Events Specialist
Hi there, I'm Ash, and I joined the Miles Toyota team in March 2014. After growing up here in Canterbury and graduating with a Bachelor in Visual Communication - Graphic Design, I've recently returned home from my OE, working throughout Europe.
As Marketing Events Specialist I'm responsible for putting together print marketing material and events for our customers – see you at our next event!
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Nicole Musson | Digital Marketing Assistant
Hi, my name is Nicole. I graduated from Christchurch Polytechnic in 2014 with a Bachelor of Visual Communications and a Diploma of Photography. I then joined the team in February 2015 as your Digital Marketing Assistant. In this role I work with the Marketing Team to keep our website and social media updated, along with keeping you updated through emails about our latest events, deals and what has been happening with our team.
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Tania Taylor | Operations Manager
Hi, Tania Taylor Operations Manager for Miles Toyota.
Under my portfolio is the financial reporting for our Miles Group branches. I am also proud to be part of a management team that supports and continually works towards achieving the BEST. Working for the group for a good number of years, each day has given me a different challenge ensuring that I never fail to sleep!
Being a working mother of two children - my daughter, Jaimee, and my son, Jackson - ensures that my time management needs to be up to scratch at all times. Having good support outside of work and a very understanding husband and children has allowed me to travel regularly with my job working from my North Island sites on average one in every three weeks.
The friendships and relationships that I have been lucky to be part of over the years and working with a team of people supporting them each to succeed in their desired roles has made me proud to be part of Miles Toyota and gets me through the challenges presented to see the next one succeed.
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Sonya Smith | Senior Administrator
Hello my name is Sonya and I am the Senior Administrator.
I joined Miles over 8 years ago and have been fortunate to work within a dedicated team and for a very committed company who value highly customer service and high standards. My role includes financial control of daily cash flow in coordination with our Operations Manager, verifying accuracy of documents and records relating to Control Accounts for the Miles Group.
I thoroughly enjoy my time working with Miles and believe what I do further supports the company's fantastic name.
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Nicole Miles | Business Consultant
I originally joined the team over five years ago, and have recently returned as the Senior Administrator after 10 months away.
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Tina Lange | Health, Safety and Environment Coordinator
Hi, I'm Tina and I joined Miles Toyota in October 2016 as the Health, Safety and Environmental Coordinator. Prior to this I worked in the Construction Industry for several years.
Health and Safety is something that I am very passionate about. I am currently completing my Diploma in Business Management (Health and Safety) at ARA Institute of Canterbury. I look forward to sharing my knowledge and continuing to build on the good health, safety and environmental culture here at Miles Toyota.
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Tim Monk | Service Manager
After completing my apprenticeship in 1990 at a small country garage 40 minutes North of Christchurch I moved to the city and started working for Toyota as a Technician, I soon became Foreman and then Service Advisor. I have been Service Manager of Miles Toyota for the last eight years. I strongly believe our business is all about the people, customers and staff. I am a strong believer that all customer experiences with our company will be nothing but the best. I believe we have the best group of people working for us and this ensures great customer service which makes us better than the rest. At the weekends I like to snow & water ski & follow my sporting family as I am their number one fan!!
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Alissa Sharp | Direct Delivery/Environmental Administrator
Hi, my name is Alissa and I am your Direct Delivery/Environmental Administrator. I've been working in customer service since 2005 and I always enjoy meeting friendly customers every day and working with a great team of people. I look forward to the challenges this role sets me and a bright future with Miles Toyota.
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Simon Malcolm | Service Advisor
Hi, my name is Simon. After spending 5 years working in the workshop I am now working as a Service Advisor. I am here to make sure our customers have a hassle free pleasant experience and provide sound technical knowledge where necessary. I look forward to meeting you and helping you with your vehicle's servicing and repair needs.
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Jessie Racz | Service Advisor
Hi, my name is Jessie and I am your Service Advisor.
I joined the team in June 2015 looking for something new and exciting, starting out as your Showroom Administrator, then moving into the Service team. I am really enjoying working alongside all the great staff here.
I look forward to assisting you, in any way possible.
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Ashley Hyland | Service Advisor
Hi, my name is Ashley and I joined the team as a Service Advisor in January 2017. I have a strong background in customer service and I look forward to helping you with your vehicle's servicing as well as any problems or queries that you may have. I am excited for my journey ahead, working at Miles Toyota!
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Nicole Hunt | Warranty Administrator
Hi I'm Nicole and I'm your Warranty Administrator. I joined the team in January 2016. I look forward to meeting you and making sure that your experience with us is the very best!
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Barry McCarthy | Parts Manager
I have been with Miles Toyota for over 20 years, and in the Toyota Parts industry for 28 years. We are proud to be the largest Toyota parts dealer in the country!
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Chris Peters | Parts Supervisor
Hi, I'm the Parts Supervisor at Miles Toyota and have been with the Miles team for over 15 years. When I'm not at work, I'm usually playing weekend Golf games and supporting New Zealand's top Rugby Province: Canterbury!
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Nathaniel Smith | Parts Consultant
Hi, I joined the Miles Toyota Parts Department in 2012 but have been in the parts industry for over 7 years. I'm thoroughly enjoying my role here with our great team and great customers.
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Jamie Newman | Parts Consultant
I'm Jamie and I am a Parts Consultant here at Miles Toyota. I look forward to helping our customers to locate the correct parts that they need, as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
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Jared Williamson | Parts Consultant
Hi, I'm Jared, I joined the Parts Team in early 2015 with a strong retail and trade sales background. I am looking forward to combining my existing skills and my passion for the automotive industry while working for Miles Toyota.
I am enjoying being part of the Miles team, meeting customers and dealing with various parts enquiries.
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Adam Griffin | Parts Consultant
Hi, I'm Adam and I'm proud to be one of Miles Toyota's Parts Consultants. I joined the team in mid 2014 and am really enjoying the opportunities and challenges working within the Toyota Parts industry offers me.
I look forward to assisting you with your next parts enquiry and helping to keep your Toyota in top condition.
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Vinny Todd | Parts Consultant
Hi, I'm Vinny and I started with the team in late-2016 and I have really enjoyed my role so far. I am here to ensure that your vehicle parts needs are met, and I look forward to meeting you next time you are visiting the dealership!
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Note that the dealership will be closed to observe
Anzac Day on Tuesday April 25th.
Meet the team
André Heyns | CEO
It is my pleasure to introduce our team and dealership to you. At Miles Toyota we are proud to represent the Toyota brand in Christchurch and passionate about providing a level of service which exceeds all of your motoring needs. Our dealership has been operating for over 15 years in Christchurch and we believe our values, service, facilities and overall value for money epitomises our slogan, Miles is Toyota.
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Bill Potter | Service Manager
My name is Bill Potter I am the service manager of the Miles Toyota Airport branch.
I have worked for Toyota for 15yrs + , I manage a team of 9. We are located at ChCh airport in a dedicated satellite service and new rental vehicle delivery centre.
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Business Development
Colleen King | Business Development Manager
Hi, I'm Colleen, I have been with Miles Toyota for over 9 years now - and it only seems like half that period. I joined Miles Toyota to set up and manage our Business Development Team. We ring our customers after their visits with us ensuring we have provided the level of service that exceeds all others. We also look after our group's websites and marketing so it is a very diverse team. Miles Toyota is an awesome group to be working for, love my job and the people that I work with.
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Chloe Masterson | Business Development Advisor
Hi, I'm Chloe and I joined the team in October 2016 after making a move from University. I am here to ensure that your experience with our team went well, along with booking in any services or WOFs that may be required. I look forward to speaking with you soon!
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Does/did anybody else have a 5yo who is STILL scared of having their hair washed?(29 Posts)
Because mine is, and it's not only a pain to try and wash his hair, it's causing arguments between DP and I about how is best to solve it.
Currently I leave it as long as possible between hair washes, and when I do wash his hair, I try to use a minimum of shampoo so it doesn't take long to wash out, and then I rinse it out very very gently with a flannel. The idea being he will get used to this and as he gets older he will be able to rationalise either that the water on his face isn't ACTUALLY drowning him, or that if he closes his eyes/looks up he'll be okay. At the moment it doesn't matter if we use a special cup with a flexible part, one of those face-guard things that looks like a baseball cap peak, or let him hold a flannel over his face he is still terrified. He is too scared to lie back in the bath. Won't have a shower either. We almost got him to wear goggles, but then he decided that they hurt his hair so he doesn't want those either
DP's approach was, initially, to get him into a splashy game in the bath and get him used to getting his hair/face wet without it being bucketfuls of water tipped on your head. This was working really well and we started going swimming as well and all of it was helping his confidence in the water. However it's only making progress very very slowly and often it can feel like when you start the games, or when we go swimming etc, it takes him ages to warm up to it again.
What usually happens now when we wash his hair is that I will do it with the flannel and it takes about 30 minutes. Not very efficient, everyone gets cold, and you have to use a miniscule amount of shampoo otherwise it's impossible to wash out, so sometimes I don't use enough and his hair still smells "fusty" when he is dry again.
Sometimes he starts getting worked up about something halfway through, for example tonight he decided I was pulling his hair, and gets so upset/uncooperative that it seems quicker and kinder to just get it over with in 5 seconds by using the shower attachment. But he is SO upset, crying and choking and screaming and trying to climb out of the bath when we do this (and it takes 2 ) that it breaks my heart. I can't see that this is helping.
DP thinks that it's got to such a ridiculous level that we should just tackle it head on, wash his hair every day for a week using the shower method and he will get used to it. I want to continue with the gentle flannel method and the general trying to get him used to being in water and hope that he grows out of it. But DP's argument is that it's so unusual at his age that we should be worried about it, and also that I (because it's only me who DS will let do it, not because DP makes me!) don't wash his hair as often as it should be washed, because frankly I don't often have the energy or patience to sit there for half an hour teasing bits of soap off individual strands of hair and having the hair be just as dirty afterwards. Which is true. So maybe it would save a lot of upset just to try and tackle it, I'm just concerned/afraid that it will make things MUCH worse, although this has been my argument for the last 3 years and honestly, there's only been a very slight improvement in that time so perhaps it can't get any worse, but if it's not going to work then I don't want to put DS through that.
Help! WWMND?
My youngest dd is not 5 until next month, she doesn't like having her hair washed either. Like you, I don't insist on it being done to often, luckily she's not a muck-magnet! Our strategy is to do it in the bath and I use a large jug to pour the water over her hair. We have an understanding that as long as she looks up and sits still I will be as quick as possible and not get water over her face. I also use minimal shampoo and I find diluting it slightly in my hand before putting it on her head helps it rinse out.
Tbh I don't like water on my face even now
Neither do I, and I can totally sympathise with him. Problem is it doesn't matter what we promise (I have tried bribery!) or what face-protecting gadget we use he will scream and try to climb out of the bath. You can't get him close to agreeing to have water tipped over his head in any circumstance!
And also I suppose part of DP's argument is that really at his age he should be able to rationalise negotiations like "If I sit really still then mummy will do her best to be quick and not get water on me" but instead he turns into exorcist child and screams blue murder.
He is like this with EVERYTHING. It took 3 people to hold him down for his MMR. He cancelled his own 4th birthday party (just a couple of friends so nobody was let down) and went to the park instead. We took him to a fair yesterday and he was sobbing and saying he wanted to go home, we had to trick him into going through the fun house (saying we could come out again if he didn't like it when really you can't) although he almost had a wobble about that halfway through and once he'd done that and realised it was actually fun, he was fine, went around again and wanted to go on the bumper cars too, but by that time we'd been there an hour and a half and he'd only been on those 3 things and a couple of side games!
I think on balance I'd rather have a cautious one than a reckless one but to this extreme, it's just hard to do anything with him.
Hi there. My ds1 is nearly 5yo and now tolerates hair washing, after years of tantrums and screams at the prospect of having his hair washed, never mind the washing itself. I'm trying to think exactly how we achieved this... I didn't used to wash his hair often either, as it was such an ordeal and his hair looked okay left for longer than desirable, but when he started swimming classes that meant he had to have it done at least once a week, or twice if we went at weekends. When he had his bath after swimming I told him that he had to have hair washed after swimming to get the chlorine out or his hair would be dry / sticky /
turn green. The best way that has worked for us is to fold up a flannel lengthways and I hold it across his forehead just under his hairline, get him to tip his head back and look at the ceiling, and then just wash and rinse with the other hand as fast as possible. Using a cup to rinse off is quickest. I would suggest trying the same but not using soap / shampoo, or just the tiniest amount, and just using a small amount of water at the back of his head to rinse off, rather than trying to do a proper job initially. Just getting his hair wet slightly will show him that, actually, you holding the flannel and him tipping his head back does stop the water getting into his eyes. And it won't sting if you haven't used soap. Do that for the first few washes, then gradually start to use a little soap / shampoo and rubbing it in a bit before rinsing. Once we'd washed ds1's hair a few times and it hadn't stung his eyes, he was happier for me to wash his hair properly.
Tbh, while most 5yo's tolerate their hair being washed, I don't think this is abnormal behaviour. Lots of children have their strange little phobias and things they get seriously worked up over, it just so happens that your ds's fear is having his hair washed. I'm a GP and trained in child psychiatry and, while I'm not an expert, I wouldn't personally go down the in-at-the-deep-end wash his hair every day road. He is likely to find that terrifying and you have the problem that might arise if you do that for a week and he's still scared. Do you then keep doing it daily and stressing him and yourself out every night? Try the above approach perhaps, I hope it helps.
I had this with dd at about 4.
In the end after many tears from both of us I found the way to do it with minimal fuss.
Let him bath as normal. Then let out most of the bath water so that enough remains to reach up to his ears if he lays down.
Pass him a dry flannel to hold over his face and get him to lie down. Because there is only a little bit of water he should be ok as he doesn't feel as though he is going to go under and the flannel stops splashing or soap getting on his eyes.
Using either a jug or your hands quickly rinse it off. Because you don't have much water I always cheated and filled up the jug as I emptied the bath. And ask him to whoosh about a bit if the water gets too soapy. Or make sure sink is full. Hth a bit.
I have tried that kind of thing before Mummyxtwo and the problem is he is scared of just the water so he won't even let me do that - ie, he won't co-operate and look up or let me hold the flannel. I have poured a cup of clean water down his back and he tolerates that but if any bit of it gets on his hair he cries and gets angry, although not as upset as if some DOES go in his face.
I wonder if the swimming is key - I think I'm going to suggest that we start going swimming actually regularly and then see if it helps.
In fact when you pour water on the back of his head, he panics and tilts his head forward getting it in his eyes.
I will try draining the water out before he lies down - that's a good idea!
I wonder about some kind of boot camp approach - where we go for a week or so each day building up one stage. Day 1 he has water poured down his back. Day 2 is having it on the back of his head, working up to the full thing with little rewards after each one.
how he likes his hair washed after swimming?
is he OK in the shower then?
DD was like this at 5. She is a lot better now (6.5 yo) and I think it's because she's been having swimming lessons for 2 years and has eventually got used to putting her face in the water. She's a lot more confident in the water but it has taken a long long time.
She still won't have showers though, it's baths all the way.
No he doesn't have his hair washed after swimming. But going swimming is the only time I've ever seen him with his hair wet and him not crying.
Just suggested to DP that we up the regularity of the swimming and he replied "Well it made no difference before" it's not going to have instant results, is it?
No it could take a while. It took DD 1.5 years of weekly lessons before she would even entertain putting her face in the water. It's brilliant when they finally have the confidence to do it though.
why not just stop washing his hair?
it was such a drama in our house that I ended up flanneling the back and behind the ears every so often, but didn't do a full shampoo for months on end.
would only admit this on the internet, but I can honestly say it really didn't get manky or smelly. possibly deluded about that I suppose.
we have no problem hair washing now and I think the break helped him get over it.
'wash his hair every day for a week using the shower method and he will get used to it'
I would do this tbh. Maybe not with the shower, maybe a small cup instead, but definitely more often rather than less.
I had a similar problem with DC3, to the point where he would cry if he got rain on his hair. It just got so ridiculous that we decided to wet his hair everyday. At first with a flannel, and then a cup etc. He got used to it pretty quickly and is now fine.
One method we used to prevent the fighting, swallowing the water etc. was wrap him up in a towel like a straight jacket, just his head popping out and then lean his head over the bath and wash that way. It seems really cruel, but it was over in 2 mins and meant he didn't inhale the water/hurt himself etc.
My son is also a bit cautious about things too and was a nightmare at hair washing too.
We have cracked it now, we invented the 'magic towel' an old hand towel which he had to hold over face and tip his head up.
I gave up tip toeing around him and just told him he had to have his hair washed and I was going to do it with or without the towel.
He's happy to shower now and we have graduated to a face flannel
Good luck
His hair does get manky though bassington. He gets dead skin on his scalp - future dandruff I imagine as me and his dad both get it - and it stinks if it's left.
Outraged and LBs that makes me feel slightly better about the prospect! I am really in two minds. I can see it working, and some nights when we say enough is enough and just DO it he screams but is fine, and then we have a night like tonight where it really wasn't okay and felt like we were torturing him and I just think, I can't. But it's not fair on him to carry on like we are and end up doing it anyway when he's been promised it won't happen and he's already upset because the flannel way isn't working out.
"Magic" or "special" anything seems to help too so could work! I'll have a look around the shops!
My DS has a fear of hair washing but we happened to catch an episode of Woolly and Tig (hair wash day) where Tig puts the flannel over her face to stop getting water getting in her eyes. Straight after watching it, we tried it ourselves and although he still gets a bit panicky, as long as he has a flannel to shove over his eyes, DS will tolerate hair washing.
Oh god I loathe woolly and tig and we are abroad so trying to get hold of it will be a pain but that might help!
OK, I have a plan.
We are in Germany and there is a tradition here that on the 6th December, children leave a shoe or boot out and in the morning St. Nikolaus fills it with small treats. So I am going to do a challenge with him between now and then to get him used to have water poured on the back of his hair, right up to the top, and if he can have water on his whole head by the time it gets to 6th December, St. Nikolaus might leave him a very special treat in his shoe. The very special treat will be a giant kinder egg, which I've seen in the shops here, about the size of an easter egg with a bigger toy inside.
In between for every time he sits still and lets the water be poured he can win 1 star which is our current "currency" for good behaviour.
Would he be better leaning forward? Like over the bath and using a jug?
My son is 4 and also hates it (also not a fan of having water in his face generally). I'm all for the 'lets do it fast and get it over with' approach which he hates!
So daddy has done his hair washing for the last few years :-) We used to do it once a fortnight, but he still has cradle cap (in part due to us being crap and believing it goes away by itself, and in part due to his tears when hair washing is required so we rarely washed his hair - and he was virtually bald until he was 2 years old, so never felt the need).
Recently, we've started using dentinox and washing his hair every 2-3 days and since doing this he's gotten better (used to it, I think).
Current procedure (which hasn't had any tears the last 3 times so I'm hoping we've found something that works) is he wears goggles, DH gets in the bath with him, and sits behind him. DS1 leans back and DH supports his head in the water with one hand and uses the other hand to pour jug of water over his head and apply shampoo.
It's taken a long time to get to the point where he a) trusts DH to do it and not get water on his face and b) doesn't wiggle or get away, thus putting water in his own face.
We had gotten to the point where DH was getting so fed up with all the tears and screams (he complains when water was getting in his ears!) that he told him if he didn't stop having hysterics when he did his hair the 'slow' way, we'd be doing it the 'mummy' way from now on - not sure if that's had an impact or not :-)
I think it's really the frequency of washing that has helped, so easy to avoid it, but I think that just builds it up in their minds more - I think the 'every day' approach is a sound one, but do it for a month to give him time to get used to it :-)
Yes Will have to work it into the routine! I wish I wasn't so crap and tired by that part of the day!
Neither of us are particularly keen on getting in with him because he has a fascination for tummy buttons and nipples! Plus the bath is tiny, so it would be very cramped.
OK - I think regular is a good idea.
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"The month of November will be a critical stage for us to reach our goals as we have five consecutive BIG EAST games with three being on the road. We look forward to spring practice beginning on March 29, our Bearcat Bowl V on April 16, and the conclusion of drills on April 23."
Game times and additional television opportunities will be released at a later date.
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aluminum radiator for xi
I'm replacing my hoses and radiator on my 2001 325xiT with manual transmisison, with 94,000 miles. I'm thinking of going aluminum, and know that while expensive, the Zion$ville radiator is a drop-in replacement.
Are there any cheaper alternatives to the Zion$ville radiator that are also drop-in? I've heard of Mishimoto, but a search didn't give me a definitive answer on how well it fit, and if the expansion tank could attach as factory.
Thanks for any help,
Behr, $140...0E based on what I know. My original went 190K...properly maintained, why think of spending 5 times that on something known to go the distance? Whenever folks try to do better...8/10 times, they don't (I'm making up stats. to support my hypothesis!).
You'll want that money for other things on car...and go 0E whenever you can on critical components and you'll never complain. Search every control arm/bushing/water pump/therm/fluid thread...every one...someone loves, someone hates...My lowly 99.44% stock car is amazing...don't know what cars others are driving that they're not happy with stock handling (other than dedicated racers), but I suspect in many cases, it's getting older bmws not well maintained at all...and thus sucked at handling...so the mods probably improved the situation over it was....anyway...off topic here.
Not seeing any reason for an all aluminum radiator...for the little extra it might've taken bmw to make them that way, I suspect they would have if there was any reason for it...190K miles on mine makes me think you can't improve much on engineering like that.
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Radiators are not the problem, everyone carries the plastic-tank replacements. I was asking about aluminum radiators.
I opted to go with an oem plastic-tank replacement.
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I am 29 years old, and had upper and lower blepharoplasty 13 days ago. I had bags under my eyes that run in my family. They were not fat, they were muscle. My Dr. removed a small amount of skin from under my eyes in an attempt to make the bags less visible. He suggested I do my uppers at the same time. I do not have any issues with the uppers. Although, I am so focused on my new scars below... READ MORE
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Without doubt, Canada's smoking and tobacco laws have become stricter in the past decade. We've seen numerous provinces enact public smoking bans and the use of larger and more graphic health warning labels on the packaging.
But Stanford history of science professor Robert Proctor doesn't think our laws go far enough. In fact, he doesn't think any laws that don't completely abolish the manufacture and sale of cigarettes go far enough.
"We ban all kinds of things," Proctor said to Q host Jian Ghomeshi recently. "We ban lead paint, we ban children's toys that can be swallowed, we ban asbestos insulation, and in Canada, I guess, we even ban electronic cigarettes. But the really big killer...the biggest killer in the history of human civilization, we actually tolerate."
In his new book Golden Holocaust: Origins of the Cigarette Catastrophe and the Case for Abolition, Proctor argues that people should have the right to smoke, but that the multi-billion-dollar tobacco industry should go up in smoke for selling a "product that has all kinds of the world of filth in it."
Despite all the advertising, PSA commercials and health education in schools, Proctor believes average Canadians still don't know what really goes into a commercially produced cigarette.
"Do they know that cigarette smoke contains radioactive isotypes — Polonium-210? Do they know that the industry juices up the product with ammonia to freebase it? Do they know that cigarettes are designed deliberately to have this power to sustain addiction? Really, cigarettes could be a lot less deadly than they are and people, I don't think, really do know the full range [of health risks.] They don't know that smoking causes breast cancer and baldness and erectile dysfunction. They don't know that cigarettes are a leading cause of things like fires or even deforestation."
But would banning tobacco be effective? After all, Canada tried stemming the flow of alcohol during the early 20th century, which only created an illegal underground market for it. Proctor, however, believes that a ban on cigarettes could work because the majority of its users — as many as 80 to 90 per cent, according to the professor — wish they weren't smokers.
"Only about three per cent of people who drink are alcoholic. If smokers could choose freely, then they would choose not to smoke. Nicotine is not a recreational drug...It's really fundamentally different."
Ultimately, if people want a smoke, that's their personal choice and Proctor says he has no problem with it. But try growing your own tobacco, like he does.
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From the publisher:"The cigarette is the deadliest artifact in the history of human civilization. It is also one of the most beguiling, thanks to more than a century of manipulation at the hands of tobacco industry chemists. In Golden Holocaust, Robert N. Proctor draws on reams of formerly-secret industry documents to explore how the cigarette came to be the most widely-used drug on the planet, with six trillion sticks sold per year. He paints a harrowing picture of tobacco manufacturers conspiring to block the recognition of tobacco-cancer hazards, even as they ensnare legions of scientists and politicians in a web of denial. Proctor tells heretofore untold stories of fraud and subterfuge, and he makes the strongest case to date for a simple yet ambitious remedy: a ban on the manufacture and sale of cigarettes."
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Which Nina Designs jewelry findings do I need to complete my Tucson purchases? This was my first year as a Nina Designs representative at the Gem and Lapidary Wholesaler's Show in Tuscon, Arizona. I have attended several trade shows for Nina Designs in the past, but none quite like this.
While there I had the great opportunity to shop with Leah, a Tucson veteran who brought me to the coolest booths. I was also inspired by the ideas and purchases of my fellow co-workers Clara, Juanita and Yolanda. It was wonderful to have such guidance in the sea of tradeshows and vendors at Tuscon.
Now that I'm home, I need to figure out what to do with all my treasures. I purchased a section of chain made from wood and I knew the moment I saw it that I was going to pair it with our Deer Hide Lace and a handmade ceramic bead from my co-worker Ruth. I'll also need a five strand clasp for all my rustic glass beads, maybe one with the cross hatch pattern. So many of my purchases were based on Nina Designs jewelry components I already have or really want.
My favorite purchase from the show is a strand of gem quality drop cut Chrysoprase beads. I have so many ideas but can't decide on a single design. Our Vermeil Style Gold Plate Majapahit Spacer would be great to emphasize the art deco look. But I'm also thinking of our Yemenite Reproduction Silver Beads with Granulation and Wire Work and our Silver Bead with Swirl Granulation. Do I want gold, silver or mixed metal? I'm just not sure. It can be challenging with so many choices! My Nina Designs Wish List is getting bigger and bigger!


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This is an American Flyer by Lionel #9400 Chessie caboose.The caboose is mint, only removed from the box for the photographs. The box has waterstains and sticker residue, so grades as poor I will combine same day purchases for a better postage rate. I will pack carefully and ship priority mail, insurance included. Thanks for looking.


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Dexter Jackson, WR, Appalachian State
Jackson played as a true freshman for Appalachian State in 2004. He grabbed 17 passes for 239 yards with one TD, also returning 22 kicks for 394 yards with an impressive 17.9 yards per kick return. He started seven of fourteen games during his sophomore season, when he had 30 catches for 449 yards and five TDs. He also returned kicks and punts for more than 400 yards. During the 2006 season, Jackson started nine of fifteen games. He grabbed 33 balls for 470 yards with three TDs. Again, he returned kicks for 369 yards and two more TDs. He was named to the All Southern Conference First Team squad as a kick returner. Jackson had 30 receptions for 688 yards, with a personal high of eight TDs, during the 2007 season and was invited to play in the East-West Shrine Game where he dazzled scouts with his crisp route running and impressive speed. Jackson is a very athletic player who possesses great natural speed (4.40-40). He has a quick and smooth release from the line and is also very quick getting in and out of the break. He can create good separation. He also has smooth body control, with soft and reliable hands. He is also a good kick returner. Although he has tremendous speed, sometimes he does not play up to it. He is undersized and is not an effective blocker. He could have trouble getting separation from the line due to below average strength. He is still very raw at this moment. Jackson improved his draft stock tremendously during the Shrine's practice week workouts. He also played very good in the game itself. All that said, Jackson is still a work in progress. He needs better coaching and more effort if he is to make it at the next level. He was probably a priority free agent before the East-West game, now he projects as a late six rounder pick. Jackson's best opportunity to make an NFL roster has to be as a kick returner or slot receiver.
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Karl strikes again, very funny!
During his golfing vacation at Martha's Vineyard - President Obama had been slicing off the tee on every hole.
He asked his Scottish caddy if he had noticed any obvious reasons for his poor tee shots, to which the caddy replied:
"Aye, there's a piece of shyt on the end of yer driver. "
The President picked up his driver and cleaned the club face, at which point the caddy said:
"Nae, thother end."
I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. - Ayn Rand
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