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Wenrooney (Amrit Gurung)
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Amrit Gurung
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29th October, 2009
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24 year old Male
Manchester united and everything related to it
Those who hates and bitches about my club...also pretenders ,liars and kiss assers...
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If u r not a manc, u r a wank....
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Was it aston villa???
3 days ago
I would really love to see we buying gundagon instead.
1 week ago
Footballers can take breaks..why can't we??
So SAF managed to bribe the refs very well...
2 weeks ago
Bender, strootman, wanyama, marchisio, fabregas,thiago,gundagon and the list goes on ..anyone will do..ffs just get yet least one of these..been ranting for alm...
3 weeks ago
Thanks for the in depth info soccer. ..where do u guys all these stuffs from??? anyways good job..it's good to hear that we are reducing the bloody debt..
1 month ago
That's right.. he scored the hat trick in japanese...
yeah ..reface.. kagawa is still young n lot to learn .. in 2-3 years when he will b 30, he will be ready for the first team
Poor kagawa!!! what has that guy done wrong to not get a spot in the team???
Phil dowd can also see those..
Yet another great refereeing decision..
Duncan Edwards had some skills with the ball...jones is a good DM agreed...but we have carrick already...2 DM's .. forza Italia!!!!
No powell is the next scholes..bring him on in the 2nd half.
Kagawa n cleverly in 2nd half...
So y even field a 1st team then??? field the reserve team , get them some experience.. nothing to lose rite???
I think it was 15 secs we had the ball for that long after a long time..
Come on ..aren't we the champions of england??? how can we play so bad..i dont remember a single moment we had the ball in their half.
They said van persie's goal will give united the title, n so it did.8 months ago, we were all scratching our head in disbelief that we signed RVP. Little that w...
Agree with SIF..Rooney at times was just trying to emulate scholes with those long diagonal passes where a simple pass would have helped us maintain the posse...
2 months ago
3 months ago
Sorry our players are not saints like ramos n pepe..we play dirty all the time unlike classy madrid n their saint players..
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I support Manchester United since 2000-2001 and my biggest hero's in football are: David Beckham, Van Nistelrooy, Scholes,Cristiano Ronaldo,Ronaldo,and Ronaldinho.
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Love Manchester United, but I will also enjoy any match that contains good football like top 4 club matches, My fav artist is EMINEM, and i love playin sports...........i'm a TRUE ...
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I have lost interest in dreamfooty. I said that this season would suck and its turning out that way. You are right about the transfer window and we should feel cheated especially since he opened one a few weeks after we started to give people a chance to get in on the deals we found and now refuse to open another one. They should have continued with the policy from last season or given us some info before we used our emergency windows.
I lost interest a while back when I notice there was no word on the TW. I havent checked my points or made any substitutions in about a month
I lost interest a while back when I notice there was no word on the TW. I havent checked my points or made any substitutions in about a month
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Not generally a fan of 'Rock n Roll' series events - I find them a bit overcrowded, impersonal, and expensive. This was my first time running the STL event, and I was pleasantly surprised! Weather was PERFECT for running, first half of the course was GREAT (nice tour of city neighborhoods), second half a bit boring, although the portion thru Forest Park was pretty, but repetitive. Overall, I thought the course design was very good, with MANY rolling hills. With a few exceptions, I found the hills to be a nice challenge and kept things interesting ... and most of the time, the course gives you a downhill portion to counter most of the climbs. Organization was adequate, which is all I ask for in a race, and I was actually surprised by the number of spectators on the course. I enjoyed the race and would run it again, but be prepared for numerous long rolling hills throughout the course - and a tough climb at mile 13-14. While I don't run races to listen to the bands playing, it did appear that half of the bands seemed to be 'on break' as I ran by ... not a big deal for me, but it seems a bit odd considering the music-theme of the race. Plenty of porta-pottys along the course, water stations well planned (very friendly volunteers!) NICE COURSE, CHALLENGING ROLLING HILLS, BEAUTIFUL WEATHER, BE PREPARED TO RUN SOLO IN SECOND HALF (majority of participants run the Half). I WOULD RUN THIS RACE AGAIN
Horrible course lots of turns with no scenery other than a great view of the arch. Miles and miles of run down buildings showcasing an absolute dump of a city. The Forest Park section was nice but boring. Crowd support was non-existent in the second (marathon) half and entertainment was sparse after the half turn off. That said the course was not hilly at all. Maybe some inclines but nothing compared to KC and San Fran races. The Rock n Roll theme was a joke. Lame (none of which were 'rock') cover bands that half the time weren't even playing. Ugly, poorly designed finisher's medal and tech shirts. Wouldn't recommend this one to anyone. Wouldn't run it again even if it were free.
The race was very well organized. The race course was beautiful beginning and ending with a spectacular view of the arch. The crowd support was the best of any marathon I've run. The race course was very hilly. St. Louis is a wonderful city full of great sports venues, Broadway plays, and wonderful downtown scenery.
We came from Ohio to run the marathon in St. Louis. I ran the full and a friend ran the half. The first half of the course gave us a fantastic look at a beautiful city. The second half wasn't as nice. The course is hilly compared to flat northern Ohio, but organizers can't flatten St. Louis for us. I thought the organization was excellent and the spectators were great. It was an all around great experience.
I was suprised at the hills! I was figured I was in shape to run itleast a few minutes faster and gradually fell off even though the effort was at pace in begining of race. It honestly was very hilly... Of the 21 marathons I have ran this one takes the cake for most hilly. I am not trying to whine to much since I wasnt mislead about course just suprised. Other than that everything was great! Course was manned perfectly and there were great pre-cautions to make sure people were off the course so we could start (there were random people driving around on course at guntime) I recommend this race if you are not shooting for a PR, unless of course your from the area (like the winner who prd) then you know no different. Great day to run also it ended up getting into the 80s later that afternoon.
The first eight miles of both the half and full marathon were run on streets lined with boarded up buildings. For anyone who traveled here, they had to be thinking, 'Why did I come here? This place is a dump.' I was embarrassed for the city. There were scant spectators in this deserted area. Paucity of rock 'n roll bands. Moderately hilly course. I ran the half, perhaps 2nd half was better.
I entered this after having a great time at the inaugural 2011 event. This year, due to complaints about traffic, the course was changed. What a disaster. Basically in an effort to minimize road closures, every hill in St. Louis is included in the course. Apparently only country/bluegrass bands could be found, making the 'Rock n Roll' title a little ironic. The water stops only included gatorade at every other stop, leaving pure water on what turned out to be a sunny day. Won't be running the full marathon anytime soon unless the course is tweaked again. On the flip side, the half course was great, they should make it a two looper, but then I'm sure entries will drop off. It's a shame because last year was great.
Packet pick up - huge headache. Parking is a huge challenge - not so much if you stay in a hotel there but if you live in STL and drive in, the parking is a disaster. Partially understandable. We did the relay and I had the 2nd leg. The shuttles were supposed to run from close to the start to the relay point throughout the race, from 6-10. We all waited at the relay point for over an hour to pick up the shuttle - when we called the race organizers they told us they'd 'get back to us.' Some people missed their relay exchange because the shuttles were so late. Furthermore, one of the organizers told one of the runners on the phone that, 'We have bigger issues than you right now.' Runners were taking cabs with their own money to the relay point. Other than that it was a great race. Attitude of the organizers was poor and I will probably never do a Rock N Roll again.
Overall a good marathon. Expo was above average. Start was well organized. Somewhat crowded the first 3 miles but thinned out after that. Good spectator support. Water stations were great. Rolling course with a hill challenge mile 19. Parallel course with the half marathoners the last few miles was awkward at times. Post race food was adequate. A nice change of pace from traditional St. Louis running.
This inagural marathon was a great experience. It provided a nice foot tour of the city complete with a good number of enthusiastic spectators and great bands. The weather was fairly warm for Oct. My only complaints are: - the expo closed at 5:00pm the day before the race; hard to get there on time. - they ran out of shirts at the expo and now 5 weeks later have still not recieved the one they promised to send. - the food at the end was skimpy and tasteless: all that was offered was a recovery drink, dry (!!!) bagels, and an energy bar.
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Francis Lynch and Mary Jo Deysach | Photo by Gayle Heatherington
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"Did music bring them together? Does music keep them together? We do sometimes marry the people we meet at work, so it's no surprise that musicians marry musicians.
Still the Ars Viva Symphony Orchestra, which plays at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie, has an especially large number of married couples, either as regulars or frequent substitutes.
"I was preparing the paychecks a while back," said Gayle Heatherington, who is executive director and board member of Ars Viva, founded and conducted by her husband Alan Heatheringon, "and as I put some of them in the same envelope, I noticed that we had so many couples like me and Alan, working together."
She did the math and found 16 players, eight couples, five with one member in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. "That is about 30 percent of the orchestra," she marveled. "I think that is probably quite unusual. Plus we have two board members who are also married, Mary Jo Deysach and Francis Lynch."
Deysach was one of the three founding board members of Ars Viva in 1996, along with the Heatheringtons. "When we expanded the board," she explained, "Francis and Joan Brakefield were the first two members to be added."
Deysach and Lynch met in November of 1997 after the last of three outreach concerts Ars Viva had contracted the Chicago Master Singers, which Heatherington also conducts. Lynch is a tenor in the ensemble.
"A group of 12 or so went to Gulliver's to celebrate Alan's birthday," Deysach recalled. "Francis and I started talking about the music of Gerald Finzi and Wordsworth's 'Great Ode' and the rest is history." They married in the fall of 2000 and live in Evanston.
Michael Buckwalter, principal horn in Ars Viva, had a good long time to get to know his future wife, Elizabeth Anderson, a member of the orchestra's cello section. "We met during a 17-week run of 'Carousel' playing in Marriott's ensemble," he said. "Marrying her was the best thing I ever did."
In addition to Ars Viva, the couple plays together in the Lake Forest Symphony, which Heatherington began conducting in the fall of 2000. "Twelve years for me and 24 for Elizabeth," Buckwalter explained. The two also play in the Chicagoland Pops, led by Arnie Roth and the Chicago Jazz Philharmonic, led by Orbert Davis. They also play with orchestras for Broadway in Chicago and in the CityLights Orchestra, "Too Hot to Handel" and the Park Ridge Fine Arts Symphony.
Musicians always practice, practice, practice, so a musician-couple must have a place where each can each work without disturbing the other. Anderson solved that problem by finding a two-story condo in Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood for them. Buckwalter called it a "master stroke." "It's in the shape of a cube with her studio in one upper corner and mine in the opposite lower corner. Not only that, but my studio is below grade, with no common walls with our neighbors, which is very nice for a brass player."
Trumpeters Barbara Butler and Charles Geyer, who are married, know something about the perils of practicing a brass instrument. In the span of one year Butler was evicted from five apartments. "When Charlie and I first met, I was a graduate student at Northwestern University about to win the principal trumpet position with the Grant Park Symphony," Butler explained. "But Charlie, who is a bit older, was already in the Chicago Symphony."
Butler had finally found a top floor apartment in a house in Evanston where her hours of serious practice created no problem. "It was fine until he started coming over to play duets," she continued. "Shortly after that they told me they were evicting me, because of all the playing I was doing with 'that student.' I told them, 'He's in the Chicago Symphony,' thinking that would really impress them."
It did not and she was evicted yet again.
Their home in Lincolnshire, with a small stable adjacent to a forest preserve area, affords them plenty of space to practice at the same time. "If we had to take turns, it would take forever," she observed.
In addition to Ars Viva, they play together with Music of the Baroque and Chicago Chamber Musicians, plus since 1998 they have been trumpet professors at Northwestern University. Previously they taught for nearly two decades at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y., and in July they will begin teaching at Rice University in Houston. During the summer they play in Jackson, Wyo., at the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra.
Butler is quick to point out the advantages of playing together in an ensemble: "camaraderie, empathy, sharing of social circle, carpooling. Playing the same instrument we have so much in common, shared knowledge, shared library," she added.
"Working together is 99 percent wonderful, one percent challenging," she admitted. "In performances we are instantly simpatico…but making musical decisions during rehearsals can be amusing. One of our colleagues listening to us debate how a phrase should go, likened it to two lion cubs swatting at each other before settling down to the feast."
They share performance pressures as well. While on a cruise they were facing a big program upon their return. "So we used the excuse that we were going to enter the cruise ship passenger talent show as a reason to be playing in the lounge every day," Butler explained. For the show, which included men playing the guitar and little girls singing songs from "Annie," they performed a Baroque trumpet duet. "The audience didn't know what to think," she concluded.
Violinists Ilya Kaler and Olga Kaler, who live in Wilmette, play the same instrument. Initially, however, Olga was a star-struck 16-year old from Odessa in Ukraine, who was in the audience for the 1986 Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow. It was the third major international competition in which then 23-year old Ilya won first prize. He had captured two previous gold medals, the Sibelius in Helsinki in 1985 and the Paganini in Genoa in 1981.
"I saw him later in the lobby and told him that were I to judge, I would have awarded him a first prize and would not have awarded second or third to anyone else to show the difference," she declared.
She saw Ilya later when she was a student at the Moscow Conservatory. "I was too shy to initiate a conversation," she admitted, adding that he always seemed to give her that "where have I seen you?" look.
They didn't find each other again until the summer of 1994, this time in the United States. Olga, who came to this country in 1992, was performing with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, a summer job she still holds. The Moscow-born Ilya had arrived here in 1991 and was violin soloist in the symphony's performance of Paganini's Concerto No. 2.
As he walked off the stage he stopped in front of her stand and said, in Russian, "I couldn't forget your face. Where have I seen you before?" "This time he remembered me well," she added, with obvious pleasure. "We were married in 1997."
The couple performs together not only in Ars Viva, but also share a stand in the Lake Forest Symphony, where Ilya is concertmaster and she is principal associate concertmaster. They have played duo recitals in this country and Canada, plus both hold full-time professorships at De Paul University's School of Music, which they call their professional home.
London-born Roger Chase and his wife Yukiko Ogura, who was born in Nara, Japan, are both violists. Ogura, a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, met Chase at a Thanksgiving dinner at the home of a mutual friend. "Afterwards we rode the same train homeward," Chase explained, "and talked about the music we heard as kids."
In addition to Ars Viva, the two play in chamber groups in Chicago. "We actually love playing together," Chase said. "We have a small pile of duos which we play in friends' houses or in pubs in England and Japan."
Chase teaches at Chicago College for the Performing Arts at Roosevelt University and though Yukiko does some coaching when asked, her husband added, "The CSO schedule makes major demands and she loves having peaceful and quiet time at home."
Chicago Symphony orchestra bass player Michael Hovnanian and violinist Lori Ashikawa played in the same youth orchestra in Los Angeles. "But we didn't meet until we were both renting rooms in a house full of struggling freelance musicians after college," he explained.
"Before we were a couple, Lori and her fellow roommates 'interviewed' me as a potential roommate," he added. "I came within an inch of losing out to a violist, who admitted to being something of a 'neat freak.' Both of our lives might have turned out a whole lot differently if I hadn't passed that 'interview.'"
In addition to playing together in Ars Viva, they have played together at summer festivals, including Roundtop in Texas as well as in the Carmel Bach Festival in California. Hovnanian teaches at DePaul and runs a publishing company, while Ashikawa plays in ensembles playing for Chicago Opera Theatre and the Joffrey Ballet, plus with the Baroque Band.
Also in Ars Viva are cellist Mark Lekas and violinist Michele Lekas, who met playing in Granada, Spain with the 11-member New American Chamber Orchestra, and toured Europe for more than a year.
Their home in Willowbrook has two music studios, solving the question of who practices when. They also play together for Broadway in Chicago and the Northwest Indiana Symphony.
Ars Viva often calls on spouses of regular players when substitutes are needed. For example, Michelle Wynton-Taylor, wife of CSO violinist and Ars Viva concertmaster David Taylor. Mary Gingrich plays regularly and her husband, CSO hornist Daniel Gingrich has played with Ars Viva, and also clarinetist Teresa Riley, wife of John Bruce Yeh, CSO clarinetist, have played with Ars Viva in the past. In addition Ars Viva percussionist Patricia Dash, is a member of the CSO and her husband Douglas Waddell, of the Lyric Opera Orchestra, subs with Ars Viva when he is available.
Gayle Heatherington knows why the ensemble has so many married couples. "Chicago Symphony Orchestra players have spouses who also pay extremely well," she said. "They are here because their spouse plays with the CSO."
As for the Heatheringtons, who will be married 19 years in March, they each have their own office in their Libertyville ranch home. "Alan studies scores almost every day," Gayle said. "I am working more and more as a graphic designer, but my main occupation is executive director of Ars Viva. He conducts the Chicago Master Singers and I am a member of the first also section, plus I serve on the board. We have been known to email each other from our separate offices!"
Gayle sang in the Chicago Master Singers when it was called the New Oratorio Singers and Thomas Wikman was conducting. At one point, she left the ensemble. "Then a good friend of mine invited me to sing with them again in Handel's 'Messiah' at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall," she explained, adding that by then Alan was the conductor. "He was conducting a benefit concert to raise money for the Sunshine Kids, in honor of Rebecca, his daughter who had just died. I was so impressed by the experience that I rejoined the chorus."
For a number of years she also worked for the Lake Forest Symphony, both in the office and as a graphic designer.
Explaining their harmonious relationship, Gayle observes "We love all the same things and love each other. What else can I say…"


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Porsche hasn't offered the fixed Targa roof option on the ever popular 911 model since 1996 when it got replaced by a sliding glass roof version on the 993 models. Before that, automakers were quivering at the thought of the Department of Transportation banning convertibles so the Targa roof was invented to beat the system. That fear ended up being entirely unwarranted and the Targa top, made popular by the Porsche Targa, started to fade off into the distance. Now, a couple of German magazines are jump-starting the rumor mill with whispers of a fixed roof Porsche Targa comeback for the new generation 911. Could it be so?
The way we see it, the idea of bringing back the real Targa option isn't very likely in today's market. More of the concepts that are being brought out tend to have a more modern design and for a major automaker like Porsche to revive a concept that is way past its expiration date seems unlikely. We have a feeling that the current glass plates are here to stay. That being said, if Porsche were to go the vintage route and bring back the Targa option, it would be interesting to see its response. It could be a huge success, or it could leave people shaking their heads like they did when the Cayenne and Panamera first came out.
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Ahoy, matey! Steer your ship into a swashbuckling action adventure on Xbox 360! Captain Jack Sparrow is back for more insane pirate mayhem and swordplay in this game based on Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. Don the hat of the eccentric Captain Jack, Will Turner or the lovely Elizabeth Swann, and sail into the world of the films and beyond. You'll form an unlikely alliance with the villain Barbarossa from the original Pirates film, face an all-out assault from the British Navy, and survive seafaring perils including a mysterious whirlpool known as World's End. All hands hoay!
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If there is such a thing as a Republican bloc left in Philadelphia, conventional wisdom would say it's the Northeast. It's home to Philly's only Republican district Councilman, Brian O'Neill, and only Republican House member, John Taylor (whose district also runs through Kensington). Just two years ago, the area claimed a total of three GOP state reps: Taylor, now-Councilman Dennis O'Brien and now-convict John Perzel.
So it's no wonder that when Republican 27th Ward leader Matt Wolfe is looking for a breakthrough in this election cycle, he looks northeastward: "You have some really solid Republican organizations up there." And with Romney and pro-Romney PACs splurging on $3 million in last-minute ad buys in Pennsylvania, Wolfe is thinking (or is it wishing?) that a little top-of-the-ticket boost might trickle all the way down the line.
In particular, he's looking at the 169th state House district, O'Brien's old seat, where the councilman's anointed successor and former aide David Kralle has been canvassing heavily against Democrat Ed Neilson, the former political director of the powerful International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 who won a special election in April. He's eyeing the 172nd, where Northeast Chamber of Commerce president and always-the-candidate-never-the-office-holder Al Taubenberger is vying to take back Perzel's seat from freshman Democratic Rep. Kevin Boyle. And (maybe if he squints just a bit) he can visualize a win for Joe Rooney, a retired Marine fighter pilot who's running a spirited, if underfunded, race against U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz, outside whose office Rooney has taken to appearing with a person in a chicken suit, taunting her to debate him.
Kralle, for one, notes that his brand of Philly conservatism has drawn support from the Philadelphia firefighters' union and some blue-collar workers (even if Neilson does have IBEW in his corner). They recognize "that even though I'm a Republican, I'm a Philadelphian first. That means fighting for workers." Kralle figures the city is desperately in need of another Philly voice within — but not afraid to stand up to — the Republican caucus that grips Harrisburg. Reality-TV-style, Kralle adds, "I'm not going to Harrisburg to make friends. I'm going to Harrisburg to represent the people in my district and the people of this city." (Just as well not to make friends, actually, since on proposed future legislative maps, the 169th District vanishes, reappearing 100 miles west in York County.)
But over in the 172nd District, Democratic Rep. Kevin Boyle says he's found a better way to represent his district. Sure, he opposed Gov. Tom Corbett's budget cuts and says challenger Taubenberger (who didn't return CP's calls) wouldn't do the same. But it's his constituent services that he thinks will secure his second term. Taubenberger may have on his side Perzel's C-shaped masterpiece of Republican gerrymandering — "some people refer to it as the 'Arc of Triumph,'" Wolfe notes — but Boyle's offices have seen more than 7,000 walk-ins, people complaining about blighted properties, economy-related woes. He's been working to save St. Hubert Catholic High School for Girls from closing and to keep a methadone clinic off a block with a day care in Holmesburg. "The key to success in the Northeast, in districts that are roughly 50-50 [Democrat and Republican]," Boyle says, "is the quality of service you provide to people that come into your district office."
One thing everyone agrees on is that, in the Northeast, it's all about crossover appeal. "The president won my district four years ago," Kralle notes. So, "I'm hoping the top of the ticket can help, but I'm not relying on it. … I'm making sure that voters know that, if you want to vote for the president or you want to vote for the governor, you can still vote for me."
That's a vital message, says Republican 65th Ward leader Phil Innamorato. He's well aware that his Northeast Philly ward is 65 percent Democrat, 30 percent Republican: "Compared to the rest of the city it's a Republican stronghold, but we're still clearly outnumbered." Yet the 24-year-old, who caught the politics bug when the Republican National Convention came to town in 2000, also sees many young people like him getting involved with a re-energized Philly GOP. In his ward, Romney may not win, but "I think he will do a lot better than John McCain did."
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Are our children stressed out?
Childhood is changing and we'd better start to address it soon.
Ongoing research on kids' psychological development suggests that kids who are excessively withdrawn, or hyper-reactive, or act out too much are often sending a signal that their stress levels are too high.
There also is a growing amount of research suggesting that kids have much higher levels of physiological stress than they did a generation ago and that the adults in their lives need to start recognizing when children's problematic behaviours are due to these high stress levels.
Many perceive childhood as a time of simplicity and play. Children, however, show stress in complex ways that can represent serious signs of anxiety or a nervous system that is overloaded.
Understanding that burden requires us to think of child stress differently than adult stress. Kids don't have to deal with the pressures of work, money and marriage. So how can a five-year-old be stressed?
Noisy streets bustling with traffic in an increasingly urbanized society or the incessant buzzing and flickering of a fluorescent bulb overhead or on a screen in front of them can contribute to our kids' daily stress levels.
Using punishment and reward for kids who are overly disruptive and easily distracted doesn't work very well. In some cases, it even exacerbates the problem. Instead of trying to force children to behave according to the rules, we need to recognize these behaviours for what they are — signs of an over-stretched nervous system.
The Milton & Ethel Harris Research Initiative (MEHRI) at York University has developed an approach to improving childhood development based on tapping into kids' ability to manage their own stress. The process, called self-regulation, is being implemented in a number of B.C. school districts and will soon launch in Ontario schools and roll out in other jurisdictions across the country in stages.
In its simplest terms, self-regulation teaches kids to deal with being over-stressed by recognizing the signs and teaching them to reduce their physiological stress, gain control of their emotions, stay calm and alert. It refers to how efficiently and effectively a child deals with stress and then recovers.
This is critical because problems with self-regulation are a predictor of internalizing problems, anti-social behaviour and susceptibility to drug use later in life. Studies have also tied poor self-regulation to a wide range of issues, including obesity, risky behaviour and attentional problems.
The better kids self-regulate, the better they can control impulses or delay gratification, and focus on learning.
And let's not forget about those who care for the child. Teaching successful self-regulation strategies to children can also lead to a dramatic drop in parental, caregiver and teacher stress, which, in turn, will benefit the child too.
The first step is identifying stressors, whether physiological, emotional, environmental, cognitive or social. Perhaps a child needs a quiet library space at the back of the classroom to calm down, or a learning space with fewer distractions.
If a child tends to wake up feeling irritable, exercises such as stretching, push-ups or star jumps and breathing exercises and yoga can improve their mood while teaching them control. But kids need to see these activities as fun. Making them the leaders of their own learning is a powerful tool that isn't used enough.
Play can also be a big part of this method. When kids lead playtime based on their interests, they become focused and tune into what their playmates are thinking as they decide what to build, what story to tell or what game to play. Play fosters connections between people, objects and ideas.
MEHRI's interest in self-regulation arose from their research into treatment options for autism, a condition that impairs social interaction, communication and leads to restricted, repetitive behaviour patterns.
A child with autism will often shut down under too much stress and become unable to engage with others. The MEHRI team of scientists and clinicians is exploring ways to mitigate the severity of the disorder by reducing the downstream effects of poor self-regulation, allowing for more self-control and social interaction.
Using these strategies at home and in the public school system means children with autism will have strategies to cope in different settings, even in classrooms full of potential distractions. The research also suggests that what works to reduce the stressors for children with autism can work for all children. And that all children today do indeed need help with far too many stressors in their lives.
Our ability to reach as many kids as possible, teaching them the skills to manage their stress, can make all the difference in their future success.
Stuart Shanker is an expert advisor with EvidenceNetwork.ca and a distinguished research professor of philosophy and psychology, and director of the Milton and Ethel Harris Research Initiative at York University. He has recently helped launched the Canadian Self-Regulation Initiative, in B.C. and Ontario. www.self-regulation.ca.
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The Karamja north-western mine (also known as the Horseshoe mine) is located north-west of Brimhaven. The mine has ten gold rocks from which players may mine gold ore as well as a single respawning gold ore. The mine is in a members-only area. It is worth noting that there are several poison scorpions in the area. (They will not automatically attack you). Players may get to this area quickly from the Fisher Realm by blowing a magic whistle and then walking a few steps south. It is possible for a Shooting Star to land in this area.
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If you have finished the Shilo Village quest, then this is the best place on Karamja to mine gold. (You will need money for the cart fare to quickly access the Shilo Village bank.) Mine a full load, run to Brimhaven, use the cart system to Shilo Village, deposit the gold ore, and return to the mine. Alternatively, players can use an amulet of glory to travel to Edgeville, bank there, and use the fairy ring to access the Fisher Realm and run south to the mine. Yet, another alternative could be to use the ring of kinship to bank, then use the POH teleport if your house is in Karamja to run a bit north to the gold mine.


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So, what's up SCDers? (Those that are left, that is)
How have things been handling so far? I have something to announce, even though it's not much or expected or anything, but I do want to give some contribution to this website, as I've done on the past, or tried to. Even though.. I misteriously disappeared for quite a while, out of the blue most likely. Allow me to go through all of it.
: Spoiler has been made, because some of you might tl;dr it
It all began three years ago (mind you, 2009 :tongue:), when I started having an affair with someone, details apart, which I do not want to reveal (if you want, you can talk to me so we can actually discuss about it). It was pretty much not because of the affair only. I started focusing on other stuff myself, and the time was getting pretty rough to go on University, but I actually managed. My course is now Computer and Programming Engineering, and I'm currently on my third year.
I had exams in 2009, and actually got a spot in University. From then on, my Academic Path/Life has been coming in between me and my Personal Life, being the reason for the destruction of most emotional bonds I kept thus far. Of course, this including my passion for Video Games. I started playing less, I didn't even touch my Playstations for quite a while. I can also say that my Academical Life has stolen some of me, but actually encouraged me to evolve in life. This is why I stand here, before all of you (again, those who are left), as a renewed, more confident person. My life has drawn me apart from my passion for Sonic, Games and other stuff.
I haven't played Games for quite a while now, but I usually would consider my PS3, and hit some Sonic Unleashed/Generations (games I recently got). But let's get on with the business.
I've been thinking of SCD ever since I started this Academical Year (2011/2012). I was always wondering what was going on, and had a feeling to come back, once and for all, until my life permits me no more. So, I've been thinking of making a comeback, and here I am, trying my best to actually be around. But do not worry, I have set SCD as my homepage already. I wanted to make this come true at some point again, so I do believe I'm actually up for the comeback. I've qualified myself in Programming and Computing for the past three years now, and I can say that the following two (remaining years to finish University), I will learn a lot more. So allow me to tell you the NTX is back.
So, I am back for now. If you guys don't reply in the next day, I will spam your e-mail inboxes just so you guys can come back and try to make this run further. Let's bring this place back to life, people.
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Oh I see. Well life has basically got its reins over everyone here. Think most of us had either transitioned over to college/university or was already there. I can definitely relate since that is what exactly happen to me when I lost touch with everything I would normally do.
As far as forum community as a whole, I think we have Ziz and m1ke simply overlooking the place as now Spin and Omega wants to spruce up SCD.
Any experience is good experience, so it's nice to have a seasoned team. Also I need a spot to return to for my online gaming and lack of no discussions has caused me to lose my grammar skills. Mostly Sonic and Bomberman tourneys like we did back then xD
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Well I can't say I've lately been putting much effort into Soniccagedome myself unfortunately. It grew more increasingly difficult to gather up the staff members in the IRC meetings and eventually I just stopped hosting them either out of my insomniac rage I was going through during the end of my previous semester or forgetting my duty altogether. The only thing I can really say I've done lately is hammer out the spambots that have been flooding the forums lately (AND MY FRICKEN INBOX FOR THAT MATTER. OVER 1200 NOTIFICATIONS).
I will do what I can to help but with everything that's coming together right now with my 2nd semester starting at January 17th and me having to place in applications for a part time job, it's been difficult for me to come to terms with balancing my work time opposed to my leisure time.
I'm also glad to see Nelspike back in the game. We could all use some of that adamant determination of his (Myself included).
EDIT: AND IF SOME MODERATOR WOULDN'T MIND HELPING ME DELETE THE OTHER 199 PAGES OF THE INSANE SPAM RAMPAGE FROM THE LAST 2 DAYS IN THE CHAOS EMERALDS SUBFORUM, THAT WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED. I on the other hand need some sleep.
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Wow, it's nice to see some old names from BITD (Back in the day) up on this thread lol is it even possible to revive SCD to the point it was during the TSS days? How do you make a forum active again?
Oh & in other news, Episode 2 out soon
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It's good to see people succeeding with progressing in life, we all gotta do it. Like for NTX, if it was the other way round (games coming inbetween his academic life) then it would of been a near certain flunk, which happened to some of my friends.
It's also good to see there's still a drive left for this site
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EDIT: AND IF SOME MODERATOR WOULDN'T MIND HELPING ME DELETE THE OTHER 199 PAGES OF THE INSANE SPAM RAMPAGE FROM THE LAST 2 DAYS IN THE CHAOS EMERALDS SUBFORUM, THAT WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED. I on the other hand need some sleep.
Dealt with this a week or so ago. My bad.
For those of you who aren't on the SCD Facebook group, SpinDashMaster and I are working on something. Something big, something fresh, something new. Something I feel that if anything is capture what made Sonic Cage Dome so attractive to begin with, this is it. We both plan to see this through and have devoted several man hours to the cause already. We also have VexusVersion on the team. To those of you who still check this forum, I am extremely grateful. It's been something like 2 years since anything of note has occurred here, so it's very impressive. Your patience will be rewarded.
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Glad to hear that one bit of good news today. It's been utter hell, namely with loss of access to my main email account that THIS SITE is linked to (email@example.com). If only I could use that as evidence, but it seems I'm gonna have to persist with their system once I get back from class.
But enough about that, Glad to hear there's gonna be some more activity on these boards. Thanks for that SB (and also for finishing my cleanup job which I admittingly half-assed back in January)
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Dear Editor:
In your "Negotiate What?" June 25 editorial regarding the expansion of the Longboat Key Club, you opine that the disagreements between the residents of the Islandside community and the club are "short-term narrow interests versus a greater, long-term gain for all."
The interests of the Islandside community, as we have stated clearly, are to preserve the quiet enjoyment of our residences as we have for the past 25 or more years. The interests of the Loeb Group and Key Club are to earn as much profit as they can. The interests of The Longboat Observer, a free, weekly newspaper whose sole source of income is advertisements placed by the business community, is to increase the number of business enterprises and to profit from their advertising.
Rudy Meiselman
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It is no surprise that the Longboat Key Club would fly in the face of town regulations to accomplish its goals.
If it had engendered any confidence before, it has certainly shattered it with this unilateral decision to destroy tennis courts and convert a recreational building for its special needs. What will it attempt to do next?
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Dear Editor:
This letter is in response to Kevin Fitzgerald's letter and the possible illegal activity occurring with the "Patriotic Pooch" photo, which ran in the June 18 Longboat Observer.
This was a professional photo shoot, and it was well east of the dunes and not on the beach but at the end of the Broadway walkover.
My dog, Montana, and now- departed dog Nick had their paws on the sand no more than five minutes.
This photo will be a lasting memory for me, and it's unfortunate that someone has to spoil what was a fun event The Observer sponsored.
Verna Ritter
Longboat Key
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Dear Editor:
In response to Kevin Fitzgerald's letter regarding the Spirit of America photo of the "Patriotic Pooch," I have to say The Observer is in good company. The Sarasota Herald-Tribune recently published a photo regarding the county passing the doggy-dining ordinance for a second time, along with a photo of a cute dog being petted by a waitress/server — a direct violation of one of the rules governing the doggy-dining ordinance.
Where is the common sense we were supposedly given by our parents, or is it that you give a dog owner an inch and they take a mile? Kevin, you and I should be looking for a new job ... possibly editors in charge of common sense in publishing pictures in the news.
Steve Harris
Longboat Key
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Dear Editor:
I just read Mr. Fitzgerald's letter about the photo of Montana (the dog featured in the "Patriotic Pooch" photo). Great photo on a great holiday, a happy event. The photo brings a little pride and nice smile to one's face. But, of course, there is a — thankfully — a tiny minority who thrives on trying to rain on parades.
We will not allow that letter to distract us from the nice photo you put in your paper. You have your reasons I am sure, but it is a pity you had to print that letter.
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