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Answer by JU3
I am very fond of the book
1-2-3 Magic

It gives alot of excellent tips

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Parents & Sleeping Lady


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After the Kincaid dunes, we took my parents to Kincaid beach down from the chalet in the north side of the park. This gives a pretty good view of Sleeping Lady and is also a good spot to get to play with the slimy glacial silt of Turnagain Arm.

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Launch of new parenting video project aimed at supporting and strengthening B.C.’s immigrant and refugee families, was unveiled today at S.U.C.C.E.S.S.
multicultural agency in downtown Vancouver.

From left: Valerie Overgaard, Associate Superintendent, Vancouver School Board, MLA Richard Lee, Fanny Leung, parent; Minister Mary Polak, MLA John Yap, Thomas Tam, CEO, S.U.C.C.E.S.S.

Parents Who Host Lose the Most


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The Board of Supervisors designated May as Parents Who Host Lose the Most Month in Fairfax County.

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Question by Forget-me-not: Which parenting style are you, authoritarian, authoritative, permissive or uninvolved?
Authoritarian: Strict, do as I say, no questions asked parenting
Authoritative: Much like authoritarian with the exception of working with the child(ren)
Permissive: indulgent parents, do not expect really anything of their children (a.k.a. spoiled children)
Uninvolved: give the minimum necessities (food, shelter, clothing) but other than that forgets they have children (negligent).

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“Mad cow” is an infectious disease in the brain of cattle. Humans who become infected, usually by eating tissue from diseased cattle, will die of a similar brain disease that may develop over many years.
Abnormal proteins called prions are found in brain tissue of diseased cattle. Prions eat away at the brain and create tiny spongelike holes in parts of the brain. These so-called spongy holes cause slow deterioration within the cattle brain, and eventually symptoms affecting the whole body. Death follows. The scientific name for mad cow disease in cattle is called bovine spongiform encephalopathy (meaning sick brain) or BSE, meaning a sickness of the cow’s brain.
If humans eat diseased tissue from cattle, they may develop the human form of mad cow disease known as variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in its classic form usually occurs in older people through an inherited tendency of the brain to change or spontaneously for no apparent reason. The type identified as occurring from eating diseased cattle occurs in younger people and has atypical clinical features, with prominent psychiatric or sensory symptoms at the time of clinical presentation and delayed onset of neurologic abnormalities. These neurologic abnormalities include ataxia within weeks or months, dementia (loss of memory and confusion) and myoclonus late in the illness, a duration of illness of at least 6 months, and a diffusely abnormal non-diagnostic electroencephalogram.
The transmissible agents that cause the disease in both cattle and humans are “prions.” Prions are not like bacteria or viruses that cause other infectious diseases; rather, they are infectious proteins.

Diseased prions are found in the brain, spinal cord, eye (in the retina), and other tissues of the nervous system of affected animals or humans. In addition, prions can be found outside the nervous system including the bone marrow, spleen, and lymph nodes. Low levels of prions may also be found in blood.

Prions are highly resistant to heat, ultraviolet light, radiation, and disinfectants that normally kill viruses and bacteria. Prions may infect humans who eat meat from infected cattle. Even cooking meat infected with BSE does not eliminate the prions or the risk.

Once infection occurs, there is a long incubation period that typically lasts several years. When prions reach a critical level in the brain, symptoms such as depression, difficulty walking, and dementia occur and progress rapidly.

Scientists believe that BSE is transmitted from animals to humans when humans eat meat from infected animals. The content of infected brain tissue may be higher in some food products than others, and it may also depend on the way the animal was slaughtered.

BSE be transmitted from one human to another through cannibalism or through transplantation of infected tissue. Consequently, certain human blood products and blood donations are not accepted from people who have lived in areas of the world where BSE outbreaks have occurred in cattle. BSE has been shown to be transmissible by blood transfusion in an experimental model using sheep. The blood of BSE-infected sheep has been shown to be infectious even in the preclinical stage of disease, and there has been a report of possible transmission of vCJD by blood transfusion to a single person in the United Kingdom.

In December 2003, the first case of BSE in the United States was detected in a dairy cow in the state of Washington. Before that, a devastating, major outbreak occurred in the United Kingdom (England and Ireland) in the 1980s. BSE and resulting cases of vCJD in humans have been diagnosed in the UK and in European countries such as Bosnia-Herzegovina, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Norway, Sweden, and Yugoslavia. Because there is no way to detect BSE in blood, people who have lived in these areas from 1980 to the present are not allowed to donate blood in the US, under January 2002 guidelines from the US Food and Drug Administration.

Overall, prion diseases are a large group of related conditions affecting the nervous system, which affect both animals and humans. Included is Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), discussed in detail here in relation to bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE, mad cow disease). Another human prion disease is Gerstmann-Sträussler-Scheinker (GSS).

In animals, chronic wasting disease (CWD) is found in mule deer and elk in the US, and scrapie is a similar condition found in sheep. Cases have been reported in the US. These diseases all take a long time to develop but are typically rapidly progressive once symptoms begin.

All prion diseases are fatal. Animals and humans who develop a prion disease will die of it. There is no effective treatment. It is important to understand how these diseases are transmitted in order to prevent their spread.

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The only was the cloned meat can give you Mad cow disease, is if the clone catches it, just like any other animal, and then you eat the infected meat

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Giving choice to women helps parents plan the size of their families


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Kabita gives advice on contraception to mother-of-two, Tuni, so she can plan the size of her family.

Local community health workers – or ‘ashas’ – like Kabita are trained to give care and support to mums-to-be in every village across the state of Odisha. They are also on hand to give advice on family planning.

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Britain is working with the Government of Odisha, one of India’s poorest states, and UNICEF to save the lives of thousands of mums and babies.

Find out more at www.dfid.gov.uk/changinglives

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Happy couple


Image by Ed Yourdon
Not much to say about this one … whatever this couple was smiling about, it certainly put them in a good mood.

Note: this photo was published in a Jun 18, 2009 blog titled "?????????????????????????5????." It was also published in a Jul 27, 2009 blog titled "Conflict: Part Two." And, somewhat curiously, it was published on the home page of a website called Jew For Me. It was also published in a Feb 18, 2009 blog titled "Number One Piece of Dating Advice Broken Down."

More recently, the photo was published in a May 24, 2010 blog titled "Trouwkaarten: hoe kies ik de foto." It was also published in a Jun 4, 2010 blog titled "Balancing parenting and marriage: Keeping the intimacy alive." And it was published in a Jun 28, 2010 blog titled "Don’t Fail Her First Test." It was also published in a Jul 9, 2010 blog titled "Waiting to Meet Janice." And it was published in a Dec 17, 2010 blog titled "Looking for Love Has Its Pitfalls." It was also published in a Dec 23, 2010 blog titled "Sustainable Love: Obstacles to Intimate Conversation."

Moving into 2011, the photo was published in a Jan 20, 2011 Russian blog titled "5 ?????? ?? ? ????????? ?? ??????? ?? ?????." And it was published in a Mar 4, 2011 blog titled "????????? ???????" It was also published in an undated (mid-Jul 2011) MagForWomen blog titled "Seven Mean Ways To Manipulate Men." It was also published in a Jul 29, 2011 blog titled "10 Ways To Wreck Your Marriage." And it was published in an Aug 4, 2011 blog titled "???????!? TV?????????????????????????" It was also published in an Aug 29, 2011 Slate (France) blog titled " Les soucis financiers empêchent les femmes de dormir, pas les hommes." And it was published in a Nov 18, 2011 blog titled "first date advice, should you kiss or not?"

Moving into 2012, the photo was published in a Jan 31, 2012 blog titled "Best Money Tips: Frugal Dating Tips for New Couples" It was also published in a Mar 13, 2012 blog titled "Pleased Couple."

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When you say "New York City," most people think of Times Square, or the Empire State Building, or the crowded sidewalks and the skyscrapers in mid-town, or Wall Street, or the ill-fated World Trade Center. Maybe Central Park will come to mind, but most people don’t realize that New Yorkers know lots of places to relax, and enjoy the sunshine and fresh air …

… like Carl Schurz Park, over by the East River on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, stretching from 90th Street down to about 84th Street. In addition to flower gardens, dog runs, basketball courts, playgrounds, and grassy knolls for sunbathing, there is also a wide promenade where cyclists, roller-skaters, dog-walkers, lovers, joggers, parents, children, and any of the other millions of citizens of this city can stroll along at whatever pace suits them best. Some sit at benches along the edge of the river, staring at the roiling water caused by the swift current down the East River; others nod and smile as they watch sailboats, motorboats, yachts, barges, tour-boats, and barges ply their way up and down the river.

One thing’s for certain, though: everyone enjoys Carl Schurz Park. It’s one of New York’s little secrets …