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Hoodwinked! (PG)
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Welp, I dunno. It had some pretty good bits in it. Funny stuff, interesting concepts. A few surprises, though I did guess who the villain was. But whatever, I liked how the movie was put together, with the same story told from different points of view. Worked pretty well, I thought, and in some places it blended in clever ways.
It starts with Red Riding Hood (Anne Hathaway) taking some goodies to her grandma (Glenn Close). When she gets there, she meets the wolf (Patrick Warburton) in disguise as Grandma. He tries to steal Red's basket. Then Granny pops out of the closet, all tied up. Then a woodsman (Jim Belushi) bursts through the window with an axe and everyone starts screaming. Then the cops show up, led by a bear named Chief Grizzly (Xzibit). Then some frog called Flippers (David Ogden Stiers) shows up to conduct the questioning of everyone involved. So we hear the stories of all that happened that day, first from Red, then the Wolf, then the Woodsman, then Granny. And it all diverges rather a lot from the traditional story of Little Red Riding Hood. Definitely fairly interesting stuff, and amusing, and it really makes you think about individuals' perceptions of events. Until you know the whole story... the things you've seen and heard can paint a wildly inaccurate picture of reality. I'm not going to tell you about any of the individual stories, though, because that would totally spoil the movie.
I will, however, say that once the stories have been told, it doesn't end there. Throughout the movie, everyone's been worried about the Goodie Bandit, who's been stealing recipes from everyone in the woods, so a lot of shops are going out of business. Flippers has to figure out who the bandit really is, and then everyone has to try to catch the bandit. Of course I'm not going to tell you who it was, whether one of the characters I've already mentioned, or someone else. There are several other important characters in the movie, like a totally hyper squirrel photographer named Twitchy, and a happy bunny named Boingo (Andy Dick), and a singing mountain goat, etc. Well, pretty much everyone had at least one song in the movie, whether they were singing themselves or it was just a song about them, playing. None of the songs were that great, but they were okay. And... I can't really think of anything else to say.
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T-Pain is a Tallahassee-based writer and vocalist coming up in a 5-member group called Nappy Headz, but later sought stardom as a solo artist from where he quickly rose to fame.
Born Faheem Najim, T-Pain is involved in more than 50 chart topping singles including Flo Rida's x6 certified platinum record "Low" and is regarded as one of the musicians pioneering and popularizing Auto-Tune.
T-Pain has currently released 5 studio albums in the following order: Rappa Ternt Sanga, Epiphany, Thr33 Ringz, RevolveR and OBLiViON.
His project Stoicville: The Phoenix was set to be released in 2016, but T-Pain cancelled it and released OBLiViON in 2017 instead.

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Dreadnought's been through a lot of changes since its first days of early access. Six Foot and YAGER have changed team sizes and radically altered its progression before, and now it's taking another big step: reworking its tech tree to provide players with more freedom of choice in what ships to research and purchase.
The developers accomplish this by removing module prerequisites, making all of a ship's modules researchable at any time. As they put it:
We think this will allow them to quickly unlock their preferred modules for their primary loadout, and give them the option to experiment with the rest in a secondary loadout.
Hey, you can never have too many different ways to blow up the enemy!
There are also a lot of changes coming to the UI for the game, as well as various graphical enhancements. You can see them in action in the video below or read about them on the Dreadnought site.
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Right-ear advantage drives the link between olivocochlear efferent 'antimasking' and speech-in-noise listening benefitsNeuroReport (2015)
The mammalian cochlea receives feedback from the brainstem medial olivocochlear (MOC) efferents, whose putative 'antimasking' function is to adjust cochlear amplification and enhance peripheral signal detection in adverse listening environments. Human studies have been inconsistent in demonstrating a clear connection between this corticofugal system and behavioral speech-in-noise (SIN) listening skills. To elucidate the role of brainstem efferent activity in SIN perception, we measured ear-specific contralateral suppression of transient-evoked otoacoustic emissions (OAEs), a proxy measure of MOC activation linked to auditory learning in noisy environments. We show that suppression of cochlear emissions is stronger with a more basal cochlear bias in the right ear compared with the left ear. Moreover, a strong negative correlation was observed between behavioral SIN performance and right-ear OAE suppression magnitudes, such that lower speech reception thresholds in noise were predicted by larger amounts of MOC-related activity. This brain-behavioral relation was not observed for left ear SIN perception. The rightward bias in contralateral MOC suppression of OAEs, coupled with the stronger association between physiological and perceptual measures, is consistent with left-hemisphere cerebral dominance for speech-language processing. We posit that corticofugal feedback from the left cerebral cortex through descending MOC projections sensitizes the right cochlea to signal-in-noise detection, facilitating figure-ground contrast and improving degraded speech analysis. Our findings demonstrate that SIN listening is at least partly driven by subcortical brain mechanisms; primitive stages of cochlear processing and brainstem MOC modulation of (right) inner ear mechanics play a critical role in dictating SIN understanding.
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- auditory scene analysis,
- hemispheric laterality,
- medial olivocochlear efferents,
- otoacoustic emissions,
- right-ear advantage,
- speech processing
Publication DateMay 27, 2015
Citation InformationGavin M. Bidelman and Shaum P. Bhagat. "Right-ear advantage drives the link between olivocochlear efferent 'antimasking' and speech-in-noise listening benefits" NeuroReport Vol. 26 Iss. 8 (2015) p. 483 - 487 ISSN: 1473-558X
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/shaum-bhagat/6/


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Swap the dated metal look for this stained bead board-style piece. It will bring a rich look to any office and has a top-locking drawer that's great for sensitive documents. Drawers have metal rails for hanging files. Composite wood with walnut veneer. Assembly required. 15 3/4" sq x 28" h.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by Olivia from Not all parts received I received the two drawer file cabinet. Opened box and found part #3 was missing and two part #4 was received. called customer service and was advised I could either go to Home Depot and buy the part and would receive a 25% disc or can send another cabinet to be received in June. I chose to cancel the order.I'm not waiting 5 months, Not going to another store to look for a part they may not have. Very disappointed. People should do their job to make sure the correct parts are in each order. The cabinet was nice.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Lisa from Not Worth the Price Cheaply made, hard to put together even with the directions. Not sturdy as the picture may lead one to believe. Don't buy...trying to figure out how to return or just suck it up as a lost.
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If price were no object, would most people in the United States buy Apple iPhones? A study of small business adoption suggests the answer is "yes."
In the first 10 months of 2013, Intermedia users activated around 190,000 Apple devices. This accounted for 76 percent of total device activations on our service.
Despite Android's overall lead in market share, the overwhelming bulk of mobile devices activated by Intermedia's small- and medium-sized business customers were from Apple.
At least in part, that mirrors U.S. user preference for Apple devices, at least among users with more discretionary income.
But business devices also might be considered "subsidized" devices, in that the business defrays, subsidizes or pays for the devices used. In other words, if price were not a significant obstacle, iPhone seems to be the preferred choice.


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Cushioning so plush it almost feels like your feet are floating along the trail, this year's model also features super tough vibram soles for increased durability. The Classic Altra Zero Drop platform and FootShape toe box combine to place your foot in a neutral position for a stable, natural running or backpacking experience in both uphill climbs and downhill descents. Providing plenty of traction and lighter than its predessor, the Olympus 2.0 is great for trail running, backpacking and even conquering those Class II and III peaks like Mt. Agassiz.
- Weight: 9 oz.
- Stack Ht: 36mm
- Drop: Zero
- Vibram® Outsole
- Midsole: Dual Layer EVA with A-Bound™ Top Layer
- Outsole: Trail Specific Sticky Rubber
- Upper: Quick-Dry Trail Mesh
- Other Features: Natural Ride System, GaiterTrap™ Technology
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- Review by Laura L
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Cons: hard to lace perfectly
I wore this shoe after having tried on the Olympus 1.0 in the store (couldn't stand it's exaggerated rock so we never made it on the trail...) and having run in several Hoka models such as the Stinson Evo and the Kailua Trail. After a couple of months in the Olympus 2.0, I feel that this shoe has not only become my favorite high-volume shoe, but my preferred running shoe for all terrain.
Being an Altra, the Olympus 2.0 is of course a zero-drop shoe that has an unusually wide footbed; two qualities I appreciate but don't necessarily seek out. It has a low arch and feels very firm considering how much foam is under your foot. Unlike other high-volume running shoes I have tried, I never felt like I needed to alter my stride in order to accommodate for the Olympus' size, even during my first few runs transitioning from a semi-minimal trail shoe, the Brooks PureGrit. It behaves nimbly on steep or rocky terrain. Altra's experience in designing trail shoes shines in the Olympus with its built in gaiter attachment and durable outer mesh that is extremely breathable.
My only complaint about the Olympus 2.0 I how difficult I find it to lace up comfortably. I would describe my foot as being of average women's width and volume. So when I lace up the Olympus, I end up taking out a fair amount of slack in the show strings to compensate for the shoe's wide fit. This results in either tenderness on the bridge of my foot close to the end of the laces because I didn't take out slack evenly OR I took out too much slack in the whole system so my foot is tingling from being secured too tightly. Most runs with the Olympus I have to stop once in order to re-lace my shoe.
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Alcohol in small amounts may improve memory
People over 60 who drink alcohol in small amounts may be helping to boost their memory, according to a new study.
Scientists from the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), The University of Kentucky, and the University of Maryland studied cognitive functioning in data from more than 660 patients. All patients did not have a history of alcohol abuse or dementia, and were studied by filling out surveys and undergoing an MRI and neurophysical assessment. The researchers also took into account their risk of Alzheimer's disease and the role it may play on cognitive function.
The study's findings, published in the American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias, showed that light alcohol consumption enhanced "episodic memory," or memory recall. Researchers said one explanation for the findings could be that the adults who were able to consume alcohol in their older age were in good health and may have had better cognitive abilities and larger regional brain volumes, when compared with those who were unable to consume alcohol in older age due to health complications.
Researchers also found that when they factored in the volume of the hippocampus--the region of the brain that controls memory function--the connection between light alcohol consumption and memory function disappeared. Further research into hippocampal function then may be the key to developing new memory improvement techniques, researchers said.
Although experts said this study's findings are significant, the results were from patients who never had to reduce their alcohol consumption because of unhealthy circumstances or abuse. The researchers warned that long term abuse of alcohol may still harm the brain.
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While it is not typical for Microsoft to release a major version release of their flag ship development suite just one year after their previous version, Visual Studio 2013 is the exception to the rule. But this plays into Microsoft's commitment earlier this year to quicker release cycles. And Visual Studio 2013 has the ability to be installed in addition to previous versions of Visual Studio, or installed right on top of previous version. Of course all active MSDN subscribers can just download Visual Studio 2013 directly from their MSDN Subscriber Downloads page. Read all the details right here.
A big day for Microsoft, in one major realm they have the release of Windows 8.1 and more importantly, the release of Visual Studio 2013.


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IN the heady days of the late '90s Internet boom, the business aisles at bookstores overflowed with tales of accidental software billionaires and breathless pronouncements that the Web was the greatest advance since the taming of fire. If you find yourself nostalgic for that era of irrational enthusiasm, take heart, because the old hype is being reshaped and reshipped as Web 2.0.
David Weinberger is perfectly placed to tell us what's really new about this second-generation Web. A fellow at Harvard Law School's Berkman Center for the Internet & Society, coauthor of "The Cluetrain Manifesto: The End of Business as Usual" (a classic of Web 1.0 hype), and author of "Small Pieces Loosely Joined: A Unified Theory of the Web" (a book more thoughtful and less bombastic than its subtitle suggests), he's experienced in marketing, entrepreneurship and even politics -- he was the senior Internet advisor to Howard Dean's presidential campaign. Drawing from all these perspectives, Weinberger describes how the Web is evolving into a truly social system. Whereas Web 1.0 users' characteristic activity was surfing static Internet pages, Web 2.0 is more participatory: Users upload content and actively shape their environment. Blogs are the best-known evidence of this shift, but Weinberger is particularly interested in the explosion of such sites as Flickr (for sharing photos), YouTube (for posting videos) and del.icio.us, a social bookmarking site where users categorize, collect and share their Web discoveries.


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Private schools ask BMC for tax relief
The civic improvements committee wants the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) reduce the tax on revenue private schools built on civic land earn from renting their premises for weddings and other events.mumbai Updated: Dec 21, 2010 01:57 IST
The civic improvements committee wants the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) reduce the tax on revenue private schools built on civic land earn from renting their premises for weddings and other events.
Several educational institutions that have taken BMC land on lease, rent their auditoriums and grounds for weddings and other functions to earn extra revenue. The BMC charges each institute Rs 40,000 or 33% on gross annual revenue earned from this, whichever is more.
Improvements committee chairman, Manoj Kotak, has moved a proposal requesting the BMC to levy the tax on the schools' net revenue instead of the gross revenue to bring down the amount of tax paid.
"The income of these educational institutions is quite low. They have to rely on such alternative sources of income or it will be very difficult to maintain them," Kotak told the Hindustan Times.
The BMC had on December 3 asked these schools to submit details of revenue earned by giving the school premises on rent for private functions. The managements of two schools, Pioneer Education Trust, Matunga, and Indian Education Society, Dadar, have approached the improvements committee complaining that this tax was causing them losses.
"Out of 62 schools that our institution runs, 42 are in deficit. We meet our growing expenses by renting out grounds and auditoriums," said Satish Nayak, trustee of the Indian Education Society.
"We want tax relief because the amount we earn through commercial use is spent for maintaining school buildings and meeting other expenses."
Sriram Bapaye, Secretary, Pioneer Education Trust, said: "We are insisting that we should be charged 5% on gross revenue earned from renting our premises." The mayor will table the improvements committee's proposal before the group leaders of all political parties in the BMC. They will discuss the issue before tabling it in the next general body meeting.
Some corporators said levying the tax on net revenue will create confusion. "If the net revenue is considered, the BMC will have to keep records of the expenses, which will be different for every institute. I would rather ask the corporation to charge 5% tax on gross revenue or waive the tax completely," Upendra Doshi, Congress corporator from Matunga, said.
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Which do you prefer:
clubnights with a unifying musical theme, or ones that play a wide selection of genres? Just wondering.
if there is a few different rooms, you can skoot around and check out dif things
I'm going with that.
A wide selection of genres with an overarching unifying theme
Like 'Being A Bit Of A Cunt' or something. (Ideal world and all that)
depends if i like the theme, innit
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Five Things You Should Know about the Child Tax Credit
The Child Tax Credit is an important tax credit that may save you up to $1,000 for each eligible qualifying child. Be sure you qualify before you claim it. Here are five useful facts from the IRS on the Child Tax Credit:
- Qualifications. For the Child Tax Credit, a qualifying child must pass several tests:
- Age. The child must have been under age 17 at the end of 2015.
- Relationship. The child must be your son, daughter, stepchild, foster child, brother, sister, stepbrother, stepsister, half brother, or half sister. The child may be a descendant of any of these individuals. A qualifying child could also include your grandchild, niece or nephew. You would always treat an adopted child as your own child. An adopted child includes a child lawfully placed with you for legal adoption.
- Support. The child must have not provided more than half of their own support for the year.
- Dependent. The child must be a dependent that you claim on your federal tax return.
- Joint return. The child cannot file a joint return for the year, unless the only reason they are filing is to claim a refund.
- Citizenship. The child must be a U.S. citizen, a U.S. national or a U.S. resident alien.
- Residence. In most cases, the child must have lived with you for more than half of 2015.
- Limitations. The Child Tax Credit is subject to income limitations. The limits may reduce or eliminate your credit depending on your filing status and income.
- Additional Child Tax Credit. If you qualify and get less than the full Child Tax Credit, you could receive a refund even if you owe no tax with the Additional Child Tax Credit.
- Schedule 8812. If you qualify to claim the Child Tax Credit, make sure to check if you must complete and attach Schedule 8812, Child Tax Credit, with your tax return. For example, if you claim a credit for a child with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, you must complete Part I of Schedule 8812. If you qualify to claim the Additional Child Tax Credit, you must complete and attach Schedule 8812. You can visit IRS.gov to view, download or print IRS tax forms anytime.
- IRS E-file. The easiest way to claim the Child Tax Credit is with IRS E-file. This system is safe, accurate and easy to use. You can also use IRS Free File to prepare and e-file your taxes for free. Go to IRS.gov/filing to learn more.
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Many parents send their children to summer day camps while they work or look for work. The IRS urges those who do to save their paperwork for the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit. Eligible taxpayers may be able claim it on their taxes in 2018 if they paid for day camp or for someone to care for a child, dependent or spouse during 2017.
Here are a few key facts to know about this credit:
- Qualifying Person. The care must have been for "qualifying persons." A qualifying person can be a child under age 13. A qualifying person can also be a spouse or dependent who lived with the taxpayer for more than half the year and is physically or mentally incapable of self-care.
- Work-Related Expenses. The care must have been necessary so the taxpayer could work or look for work. For those who are married, the care also must have been necessary so a spouse could work or look for work. This rule does not apply if the spouse was disabled or a full-time student.
- Earned Income. The taxpayer — and their spouse if married filing jointly — must have earned income for the tax year. Special rules apply to a spouse who is a student or disabled.
- Credit Percentage/Expense Limits. The credit is worth between 20 and 35 percent of allowable expenses. The percentage depends on the income amount. Allowable expenses are limited to $3,000 for care of one qualifying person. The limit is $6,000 if the taxpayer paid for the care of two or more.
- Care Provider Information. The name, address and taxpayer identification number of the care provider must be included on the return. The childcare provider cannot be the taxpayer's spouse, dependent or the child's parent.
- IRS Interactive Tax Assistant tool. Use Am I Eligible to Claim the Child and Dependent Care Credit? tool on IRS.gov to help determine if eligible to claim the credit.
- Dependent Care Benefits. Special rules apply for people who get dependent care benefits from their employer. See Form 2441, Child and Dependent Care Expenses, has more on these rules. File the form with a tax return.
- Special Circumstances. Since every family is different, the IRS has a series of exceptions to the rules in the qualification process. These exceptions allow a greater number of families to take advantage of the credit. For more information, see IRS Publication 503, Child and Dependent Care Expenses.
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A brand-new release from Boulder Beer is here, an anniversary ale that won't stick around for long. Also, the first India Brown Ale (!) we've ever had. Details:
Boulder Beer Flashback Anniversary Ale (Boulder, CO; $6/16 oz). This beer, brewed in honor of Boulder's 30th anniversary, is an India Brown Ale, single-hopped with five separate additions of Cascade hops. Citrusy like an IPA but dark and roasty like a brown ale, Flashback is complex and unique. 6.9% ABV.
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1) To help children with their feelings:
Listen with FULL ATTENTION
Acknowledge their feelings with a word – "Oh" … "Mmmm…. I see."
Give their feelings a name e.g. You're so mad!
Use fantasy e.g. You wish you could find the right toy….
Try to stick to reflecting a child's feelings – and try not to give advice or to solve the child's problem. They want to be understood in the way that they feel.
Imagine you are a mirror and you are copying or "mirroring" your child (much like an observer). Try and describe what you SEE and try and imagine what feeling is under what you are seeing.
For example: Your child is playing in the sandpit at home. You tell him/her not to throw sand at the other children, and he/she decides to throw sand at you.
Your response: "I know you are angry…. But I am not for throwing sand at…. You can throw it in the sandpit or in the bucket." (Your tone of voice is very important here, you need to be firm – not in a way that will frighten a child – but in a way that they will take notice of what you are saying).
Do not shout at the child as this will be seen as "attacking" and they will probably not take on board what you are saying. Also try not to threaten the child e.g. "If you don't stop throwing sand at the children – we will be going home and we wont come back again!" (This again will only frighten children and make them more anxious).
Giving an alternative is a great way for them to do something but in a safe way (e.g. throwing the sand in the sandpit or in the bucket is better than a child throwing sand at other children).
A – Acknowledge the feeling (e.g. angry, frustrated, excited etc.)
L – Set the limit (e.g. I am not for hitting, I am not for throwing sand at or the floor is not for throwing paint at etc.)
T – Target an alternative (e.g. You can throw the sand in the sandpit or in the bucket) – a "safer" option.
If the child does not stop the behaviour (e.g. Throwing sand at you) – You can say "I know you are mad at me… but if you don't stop throwing sand at me – when we go home I will put you on the thinking chair) – use "thinking chair" instead of naughty step and try not to call their behaviour "naughty." Remember to always acknowledge how they are feeling first before telling them what will happen.
Lastly, when you get home (if they didn't stop throwing sand at you) – FOLLOW THROUGH with what you have told them and put the child on the "Thinking Chair" (1 minute per year of age e.g. 2 years old = 2 minutes on the chair). This creates predictability and security for a child – because they know what to expect next.
Thinking Chair – should be in a small room (maybe dining room or lounge) where there are no toys, TV's, games, books etc – try and face the chair towards a blank wall or corner so that they have no distractions and have to try and think about what they did.
When time is up, come and explain why they are on the chair and accept an apology.
"Child's name…. I put you on the thinking chair because you carried on throwing sand at me when I told you I wasn't for throwing sand at….. Is there anything you want to say to me?
When they say "Sorry" – hug and kiss them and FORGIVE THEM. Moving on is very important and don't hold grudges as this will be felt by the child.
Try not to say, "You were on the chair because you were so mad at me!" You don't want your child to hide his/her feelings – you want to ACCEPT their feelings, but not the BEHAVIOUR.
2) To engage cooperation:
1) Describe what you see or describe the problem
2) Give information
3) Say it with a word
4) Talk about your feelings
1) Describe the problem: e.g. Child is filling up the bath with water and it is about to overflow.
Your response: Child's name, the water in the bath is getting close to the top – Instead of: You're so irresponsible! You always do this! Do you want us to have a flood?
2) Give information: e.g. Milk is used and then left on the table.
Your response: Milk goes sour if it stays out of the fridge –
Instead of: Who left the milk out of the fridge?
3) Say it with a word: e.g. Children are not going to have a bath and are clowning around.
Your response: Girls, Bath! (one word)
4) Talk about your feelings e.g. Child keeps pulling on your sleeve or following you around the house.
Your response: I know you want some time with me… but I don't like having my sleeve pulled… or I don't like being followed around the house… We can have some time together a bit later…
3) Alternatives to Punishment:
1) Point out a way to be helpful
2) Express strong disapproval (without attacking character)
3) State your expectations
4) Give a choice
5) Take action
E.G. You are in the grocery shop with your son and he is clowning around and running up and down the aisles.
Point out a way to be helpful:
It would really help if you picked out 3 big lemons for us.
Express strong disapproval:
I don't like you running around the shops
State your expectations and give a choice:
You can choose to either sit in the trolley or you can choose to walk – which do you choose?
Take action:
Either remove the child from the shop or reflect on their choice.
E.g. I see you chose to sit in the trolley. (If you remove them – BEFORE doing so -give them a warning about taking them home to the thinking chair)


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The light green tulip-shaped flowers are produced in May. After the fruit breaks open in the fall to release its seed, a tulip-shaped portion of the fruit remains on the tree to add interest during the winter. Tulip tree has few serious insect of disease problems. However, the leaves may turn yellow and drop during hot, dry periods of midsummer.
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From: Guy Van Den Langenbergh
Country: Belgium (Gazet van Antwerpen)
Conclusion: solid organization, only not stable internet in the pressroom on Sunday was a minus.
- Information on website: more than enough. Schedule trips, tickets, news, participants in both the run-up to and during the race. Gent – Wevelgem is member of Flanders Classics. Websites built according to similar pattern.
- Accreditation: by presschief Marc Van Landeghem. For most cycling reporters he is a known person and he does the accreditation via a known pattern.
- Designation accreditation center: most of us see Marc Van Landeghem several times already so parkingtickets in advance distributed. The information on the parking tickets was ok. Pressroom was not well marked. Most know after many years where they should be.
- Working at the start: The pressparking was not far away from the start. There was enough place for the busses of the teams. A lot of VIP's who where allowed to walk between the busses made it difficult to speak with the riders. On the stage are riders also tend to speak. Obviously it was an exceptional situation given the new start at Gistel because the exceptional weatherconditions.
- Working on the finish: public allowed in 'buszone'. This sometimes complicates the work but most teams provide their own fences.
- Pressroom: heating was finally after many years working in the sports hall. There was enough space.
- Distance press room – finish: Close.
- Distance pressroom – Team parking: feasible, though some buses are really far.
- Press Conference: winner is some time available.
- Internet: Despite three 'networks' still quite unstable.
- Information on race press room: big screen, all information available.
- Results: reasonably fast
- Eating and Drinking in press room: enough sandwiches, fruit and drinks.
- Number of journalists: Spacious Belgian and Dutch delegations for written press. Anglo-Saxon internet websites also abundantly present.
- Extras: nothing to add


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All food expenses are shared equally. We buy almost everything in bulk at Costco (on the mainland) and ship it over, which keeps our costs very low. Our typical weekend food bill (calculated on Sunday morning) is usually somewhere between thirty-five and forty-five bucks per person, which includes all meals, snacks, beer and wine. If you have special dietary needs which cannot be met by Costco, just bring those items out yourself and tell us what you spent. We will simply add that amount to the weekend food bill. We have often had strict vegetarians in the house and it has never been a problem.
The cost of "staples" (long term storage items — everything from paper towels and coffee to olive oil and spices) is also shared by everyone. Some houses charge a "staples fee" (usually about a hundred bucks for a quarter-share) up front, at the start of the season. We have always chosen to spread it out over the course of our six and a half months. A quarter-share person at BVT can expect in the long run to spend about that same hundred bucks on staples, but only a little at a time. A half-share person would spend twice that amount.


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My secondary student teaching was completed at Monadnock Regional Jr. /Sr. High School in Swanzey, NH. Here I had the opportunity to observe, assist, and learn from Maureen Kavanagh, an experienced professional who helped me reflect, learn, and develop. At Monadnock I also had the opportunity to collaborate with other teachers gaining team teaching experience with Dave Mason and Dave Sontag. I assisted and observed their individual classes as well such as Dave Mason's Physical Education II class which was an elective for Seniors and Dave Sontag's Adaptive Physical Education Class which worked in a small group setting with students with physical and/or mental disabilities.
At Monadnock, I learned how positive communication with students can lead to the effectiveness of a lesson and camaraderie among the students. I worked with a diverse group of students of varying social, emotional, and cognitive levels. While working at this placement, I was able to reflect after my lessons and make modifications for classes based on feedback, their differences and abilities. I learned how important it is to know my classes and my students so I can better plan for their success and in turn, their enjoyment.


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The Awesomest Day
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Today was, like, the awesomest day ever. NOT ONLY was it pajama day at school (where we all wear pajamas and bring our teddy bears and cinnamon bunnies to school), but it was ALSO scientist day at school - where there's a scientist in who does all experiments and stuff. Pretty awesome. If that wasn't enough, Mommy came to school today to be the class helper (what with all the experiments going on) and got to see me in action! ON TOP OF ALL THAT, I was the class helper, which meant I got to do all the awesome class helper stuff and do show and tell!
I brought my Violet and Fancypants Vs. The Zombie book, which all of the other kids gathered 'round to hear me read. Mommy, who watched approvingly from the corner of the class, was very proud of how well I read the story, and how into it everyone seemed. Mrs. Free asked that I bring the book back to school to show the other teachers later on.
After all of that, we kept things pretty quiet (I had a really hard time falling asleep due to the excitement) and had a pizza for dinner.


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The most densely populated area affected, Phoenix, Arizona, won't even see relief at night. With daytime temps expected to hit the mid- to upper 110s this weekend, overnight and early morning lows are only forecast to drop into the low 90s through early next week.
The lack of nighttime cooling pokes a serious hole in most heat-safety advice. Typically, health experts recommend limiting outdoor activity to the early morning and evening when temperatures are lower. But when temperatures don't cool off at night, not only do heat-related health risks remain around the clock, but also a new set of health threats pop up because of urban heat islands.
"Asphalt and concrete store heat longer and slowly release heat at night, leading to higher overnight and early morning temperatures. This can reduce nighttime relief from extreme heat in a large city." In 1995, a severe heat wave killed 465 people in Chicago and an additional 85 people in Milwaukee. In this extreme weather episode, part of the danger came from humid nights that offered no relief from the heat. High dew points, a direct measure of the moisture content in the air, were extraordinarily high three nights in a row. That, coupled with a high relative humidity (well above 90 percent) "added substantially to the already considerable human stress implied by the high average observed temperatures."
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Pavlof Volcano is located several hundred miles north of Anchorage. The ash-spewing eruptions began late on Monday and were expected to continue at potent levels into the week. Smaller planes that travel to and from Anchorage have been forced to be rerouted or fly around the sifting ash in the air. The town affected by all of the ash from the volcano is King Cove, home to 900 people and nearly 30 miles southwest of Pavlof Volcano.
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J & L Self Defense Products' Wild Kat Keychains are made of ultra-strong plastic material. The kitty cat design may look like a toy, but the keychains are a serious defense weapon. The DPS Round Lipstick Pepper Spray contains a strong pepper formula that is cleverly disguised as lipstick.
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Driving to Thanksgiving dinner? Your best bet is to leave before noon, when traffic in Lower Manhattan is surprisingly light. By noon, the Holland Tunnel and the Downtown bridges will see a surge in traffic and by 1 p.m. they will be jammed as parade visitors and others hit the roads. The major roadways outside of Lower Manhattan will also be slow-moving. If you're going out through the Holland expect it to take 45-60 minutes or more just for the queue in Manhattan and then getting through the tunnel at the Jersey end. That's because a lane is still out on NJ Route 139 just outside the tunnel as a result of last month's fire.
Whether you're driving or relaxing at home Black Friday, remember all parking rules are not only in effect, they'll be enforced vigorously. Make sure to move your car if you have to. It may feel like a holiday but traffic agents, unhappy that they don't get the day off, write more tickets that day than any other day of the year.
Sunday is the day when many Thanksgiving travelers return to the city or depart, making it an Airport Gridlock Alert Day. Allow more time getting to and from the airports. Expect more delays near the Holland Tunnel and the local bridges, and remember the major roadways to and from the airports, Grand Central Parkway, Van Wyck and Belt will be extra heavy. Also, expect big delays on the LIE, Major Deegan, Cross-Bronx, Henry Hudson Parkway and the Verrazano Bridge.
Adding to the traffic Sunday will be the Jets vs. Panthers game 1 p.m. at MetLife Stadium. Believe it or not the Jets still have a shot at a playoff berth so I'm expecting a big crowd. This of course will affect Lower Manhattan traffic before and after the game in the vicinity of the Holland Tunnel.
'Tis the season for more special events and traffic tieups. Lower Manhattan has quite a few on tap over the next week. The 15th Autumn Moon Festival will shut Mott St. between Canal and Bayard streets from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
Police will begin setting up at 2 p.m. Monday outside Cipriani Wall Street for the Gotham Awards, an indy film event where Dustin Hoffman, Nicole Kidman and Sofia Coppola are all expected, so look for heavier traffic on Wall St. between William and Hanover streets, from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m., with the heaviest probably around 7 p.m. The extra traffic will be back the next night, Tuesday, as Harry Connick Jr., will headline a UNICEF fundraiser at Cipriani at 6:30 p.m.
Spring Studios, on St. John's Lane right near the Holland Tunnel, is hosting several red-carpet events from Sunday morning through Thursday night, which will likely cause slowdowns on Canal, Varick, Beach and Laight streets, as well as into the tunnel. The busiest night may be Wednesday for the Coalition for the Homeless event featuring Debbie Harry.
NBC will begin setting up for an English Premier League soccer party in the wee hours Friday morning, which could slow things on the FDR and the Brooklyn Bridge approaches. The viewing party begins Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the Fulton Market Building, 11 Fulton St., and goes on all day. The city plans to close off one curb lane of Beekman St. between Front and South streets and South St. between Beekman and Fulton streets.


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All three bedrooms (with BIR's & double glazed windows), plus a fourth versatile room offers good separation off the living area. A fully upgraded and stylish bathroom is close by featuring a deep bath & separate shower.
The rear garden offers a lovely undercover patio to entertain, and the expansive garden is ideal for children and pets to play, a vegetable garden to flourish and chooks to roam.
Positioned in a neighbourly street within easy walking distance to local schools, community parkland, Beaconsfield Plaza and 5 minutes by car to Fremantle's seaside.
17 Michael Street is a rare find in the current market and offers a smart long term investment opportunity. Be quick to view this well priced property!
Additional information:
Large 766sqm lot
Zoned R20/25
Remote garaging
Double glazed windows in bedrooms
Split air conditioning system
Evaporative air conditioning
LED lights throughout
Large laundry with access to garage
Linda Digby
08 9336 1166
0402 122 267
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property information
- Type Residential Sale
- Price SOLD
- Town Village Southern Suburbs
- Suburb Beaconsfield