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Honoring the fallen - Your News, Your Photos, Your Voice - WeSay.com
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Tips for sending kids off to summer camp
NEW YORK June 28, 2007 - (CBS) Now that school's out in most places, it's time for summer camp. Millions of kids are signed up and, whether it's day camp or a sleep-away, parents need to be sure their little ones are well-prepared. Victoria Pericon, an author and the founder of "Savvy Mommy," an online magazine (http://savvymommy.com/), stopped by The Early Show Monday with some ideas to help parents make sure their youngsters are ser for their time away. The first thing parents should do, Pericon told Russ Mitchell, is make sure the camp offers activities their child will enjoy — sports, dance, photography, theater, art, etc. If the child has never been to camp before, talk with other parents to see whether your child's friends will be going to camp; they may be happier if they know some people already at the camp. You could also start off small and only do a sleep-away camp or day camp for the minimum number of weeks the camp allows, instead of the full summer session of eight weeks. The best age to send kids to camp for the first time is about 4 for day camp for a half-day or full day, a few days a week. At 5, they can pretty much go every day for a full day to a day camp. As for sleep away, the average starter age is 7. Items kids would find useful at camp include: MABEL'S LABELS: Sticky labels used to make sure day campers and sleep away campers both return with their prized possessions, whether they're clothes, gear, or water bottles. SO COZY BOO SHAMPOO AND LEAVE IN DETANGLER: Repels lice, which can live on bunk mate's pillow (for both day camp and sleep away campers). CAMP PACS FOOD: Free camp care packages don't invite unwanted critters, but remind the camper parents are thinking of them. Always include something to share with other campers: stickers, a magazine, nail polish, etc. NALGENE WATER BOTTLE: With a wide mouth it is easier to fill with ice water and take on hikes for both day camp and sleep away camp. AUTOGRAPHABLE CAMP PILLOW CASE: For sleep away campers or a shirt for day camp attendees as a camp memento. SHADY DAY SUNSCREEN WIPES and Teeny Towels DEET-free insect repellent wipes: A mess-free way to combat the sun and insects To get kids ready on the medical front, ones with food allergies or other illnesses should have additional medication (Epi-pen or TwinJet, insulin, etc.) for them to take along. Also, make sure the information on their medical ID bracelet is current. You can always get them a more fashionable sport band medical ID bracelet (www.identifyyourself.com), so they don't stick out like a sore thumb at the pool, etc. Medications are usually dispensed at the camp's front office or, if they're attending day camp, they can take it before they leave in the morning. Pericon also advises that parents wait until it's the day for parents to visit sleep away camp to be in touch with them. She says kids will be in contact asking for things, sending postcards in the beginning if they're bored or homesick, but there will be fewer or no postcards as they start having fun, etc. So, just relax and, before you know it, they'll be back home and you'll be back to the school routine.© MMVII, CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved.
PEACHES GELDOF: SHE'S BACK! - NYLON MAGAZINE
That's how things work. Peaches is craving for attention. She moved in the US because she wants to be part of the it girls. So sad. I love Nylon but guys seriously peaches is just a talentless wreck. She doesn't bring anything to Nylon. ...
Five Tips to Dating Success
A handful of pointers that will allow you to get the most out of online dating. On Dating Episode “Five tips to dating success” Andrea Syrtash: Today I am sharing my five steps to dating success. I am Andrea Syrtash, and this is On Dating. What’s your best tip for meeting someone? Man on street: You know get out around town or go places were single people are. Woman on street: Find like somebody in your circle of friends, somebody your friend knows. Man on street: I have got absolutely no idea about how to meet people at all. Online I suppose. Man on street: I would say a professional environment somewhere would be the best place to meet somebody. Woman on street: I think the best way to meet somebody is just through networking, jut with friends or through a job or other things like that. Woman on street: The best place to meet a great guy would be the laundry mat on Sunday night. Because you knew it was a guy who at least did his won laundry. But now a days it’s been pretty challenging to meet people. Andrea Syrtash: I have been a dating coach for many years. And one of the first pieces of advice I give to clients is to come up with a dating action plan. You can’t just sit around and wait for life to happen to you. So I have come up with five easy steps that if you follow, will absolutely improve your dating life. Step one: Sign up for a few months of online dating. Of course I have to start with this one, because I am a firm believer of meeting quality through quantity, so sign up for two to three months of online dating. If you are already on an online dating site, add another one to the mix to increase your odds. A number of singles say it’s not as romantic to meet someone this way. But I say get over it. Look, there is a good chance your going to meet someone great online, and if you don’t your practicing you’re dating muscle, always a good thing. Step number two: Write out your must-have, cant-stand list. Write out five things you must have in a partner, and five things you can’t stand. Be specific, it can be a silly as wanting your partner to sing in tune, to as serious as wanting to be with somebody as the same faith. Whatever is important to you, make a list and examine it. Anything surprise you? Step three: Pick up singles for friendship. By meeting other singles at the gym, book clubs, or parties you are more likely to enjoy your singlehood. And increase your social circle, which is great for your dating life. Step four: Network to create your own possibilities. It is all about attitude. If you act like you are having fun and willing to meet someone great, people will be compelled to help. Approach five people you trust, but aren’t in your immediate network and ask if they know a few great singles to introduce you to. When asked what you are looking for look at some things from your must have cant stand list. Step number five: Be too busy to notice you’re single. Many people meet the love of their lives when they are too excited about there own endeavors and hardly have time to schedule a date. I once had a client who was 36 and sick of being single. As part of her dating action plan, her and I started to focus on her photography. She always had this goal to have a photo exhibit. Over of the next few months we focused on that goal. And guess what she met her husband at the opening night of her photo show. Reconnect with all the fabulous dreams and talents you haven’t tapped into in recent years. Make a list of a few things you want to try and pick one that you can complete this year. IT will be great for you and great for the person you are going to attract, who will be drawn to your passion and your exciting life. Here are my five steps for dating success: 1. Sign up for three moths of online dating. 2. Write out your must have cant stand list. 3. Pick up singles for friendship. 4. Network to create your own possibilities. 5. Be too busy to notice our single Your dating goals are more likely to be realized when you are consciously creating the opportunities for yourself. Don’t just try one thing, I am challenging you to try all five steps to dating success and see what happens. Remember even a bad date makes a great story. So get out there and always have fun. Thanks for watching On Dating, I am Andrea Syrtash, I will see you next time
Brooklinks: Friday Remember to Say “Please” Edition
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{Pea in a Pod}: Photo Hunt: Reflection
Photo Hunt: Reflection. Posted by Pea in a Pod at Saturday, November 22, 2008. Some necklaces that I took a photo of when it was hanging in the mirror at Mom's last vacation;-) DSC_0450 by you. Join, HERE. Happy Weekend! ...
Flickr: Discussing Any tips for ultra wide angle photography? in ...
Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos and videos to the world, securely and privately show content to your friends and family, or blog the photos ...
Mystery Death Was No Accident, Prosecutors Say - Local News Story ...
Mystery Death Was No Accident, Prosecutors Say. POSTED: 10:06 pm EST November 20, 2008. UPDATED: 10:29 pm EST November 20, 2008. MIAMI -- A south Florida mystery has been solved as the remains of a man who had been missing since March ...
P#26 Q4: How to Avoid Divorce and Photography Nightmares On ...
Audri Lanford: Let's say that you're doing it beforehand. Either you or your spouse has agreed to do it twice just to focus on the photography side. How would you go about getting some great pictures? Ron Goldman: I would make a shoot ...
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Honoring the fallen - Your News, Your Photos, Your Voice - WeSay.com
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Tips for sending kids off to summer camp
NEW YORK June 28, 2007 - (CBS) Now that school's out in most places, it's time for summer camp. Millions of kids are signed up and, whether it's day camp or a sleep-away, parents need to be sure their little ones are well-prepared. Victoria Pericon, an author and the founder of "Savvy Mommy," an online magazine (http://savvymommy.com/), stopped by The Early Show Monday with some ideas to help parents make sure their youngsters are ser for their time away. The first thing parents should do, Pericon told Russ Mitchell, is make sure the camp offers activities their child will enjoy — sports, dance, photography, theater, art, etc. If the child has never been to camp before, talk with other parents to see whether your child's friends will be going to camp; they may be happier if they know some people already at the camp. You could also start off small and only do a sleep-away camp or day camp for the minimum number of weeks the camp allows, instead of the full summer session of eight weeks. The best age to send kids to camp for the first time is about 4 for day camp for a half-day or full day, a few days a week. At 5, they can pretty much go every day for a full day to a day camp. As for sleep away, the average starter age is 7. Items kids would find useful at camp include: MABEL'S LABELS: Sticky labels used to make sure day campers and sleep away campers both return with their prized possessions, whether they're clothes, gear, or water bottles. SO COZY BOO SHAMPOO AND LEAVE IN DETANGLER: Repels lice, which can live on bunk mate's pillow (for both day camp and sleep away campers). CAMP PACS FOOD: Free camp care packages don't invite unwanted critters, but remind the camper parents are thinking of them. Always include something to share with other campers: stickers, a magazine, nail polish, etc. NALGENE WATER BOTTLE: With a wide mouth it is easier to fill with ice water and take on hikes for both day camp and sleep away camp. AUTOGRAPHABLE CAMP PILLOW CASE: For sleep away campers or a shirt for day camp attendees as a camp memento. SHADY DAY SUNSCREEN WIPES and Teeny Towels DEET-free insect repellent wipes: A mess-free way to combat the sun and insects To get kids ready on the medical front, ones with food allergies or other illnesses should have additional medication (Epi-pen or TwinJet, insulin, etc.) for them to take along. Also, make sure the information on their medical ID bracelet is current. You can always get them a more fashionable sport band medical ID bracelet (www.identifyyourself.com), so they don't stick out like a sore thumb at the pool, etc. Medications are usually dispensed at the camp's front office or, if they're attending day camp, they can take it before they leave in the morning. Pericon also advises that parents wait until it's the day for parents to visit sleep away camp to be in touch with them. She says kids will be in contact asking for things, sending postcards in the beginning if they're bored or homesick, but there will be fewer or no postcards as they start having fun, etc. So, just relax and, before you know it, they'll be back home and you'll be back to the school routine.© MMVII, CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved.
PEACHES GELDOF: SHE'S BACK! - NYLON MAGAZINE
That's how things work. Peaches is craving for attention. She moved in the US because she wants to be part of the it girls. So sad. I love Nylon but guys seriously peaches is just a talentless wreck. She doesn't bring anything to Nylon. ...
Five Tips to Dating Success
A handful of pointers that will allow you to get the most out of online dating. On Dating Episode “Five tips to dating success” Andrea Syrtash: Today I am sharing my five steps to dating success. I am Andrea Syrtash, and this is On Dating. What’s your best tip for meeting someone? Man on street: You know get out around town or go places were single people are. Woman on street: Find like somebody in your circle of friends, somebody your friend knows. Man on street: I have got absolutely no idea about how to meet people at all. Online I suppose. Man on street: I would say a professional environment somewhere would be the best place to meet somebody. Woman on street: I think the best way to meet somebody is just through networking, jut with friends or through a job or other things like that. Woman on street: The best place to meet a great guy would be the laundry mat on Sunday night. Because you knew it was a guy who at least did his won laundry. But now a days it’s been pretty challenging to meet people. Andrea Syrtash: I have been a dating coach for many years. And one of the first pieces of advice I give to clients is to come up with a dating action plan. You can’t just sit around and wait for life to happen to you. So I have come up with five easy steps that if you follow, will absolutely improve your dating life. Step one: Sign up for a few months of online dating. Of course I have to start with this one, because I am a firm believer of meeting quality through quantity, so sign up for two to three months of online dating. If you are already on an online dating site, add another one to the mix to increase your odds. A number of singles say it’s not as romantic to meet someone this way. But I say get over it. Look, there is a good chance your going to meet someone great online, and if you don’t your practicing you’re dating muscle, always a good thing. Step number two: Write out your must-have, cant-stand list. Write out five things you must have in a partner, and five things you can’t stand. Be specific, it can be a silly as wanting your partner to sing in tune, to as serious as wanting to be with somebody as the same faith. Whatever is important to you, make a list and examine it. Anything surprise you? Step three: Pick up singles for friendship. By meeting other singles at the gym, book clubs, or parties you are more likely to enjoy your singlehood. And increase your social circle, which is great for your dating life. Step four: Network to create your own possibilities. It is all about attitude. If you act like you are having fun and willing to meet someone great, people will be compelled to help. Approach five people you trust, but aren’t in your immediate network and ask if they know a few great singles to introduce you to. When asked what you are looking for look at some things from your must have cant stand list. Step number five: Be too busy to notice you’re single. Many people meet the love of their lives when they are too excited about there own endeavors and hardly have time to schedule a date. I once had a client who was 36 and sick of being single. As part of her dating action plan, her and I started to focus on her photography. She always had this goal to have a photo exhibit. Over of the next few months we focused on that goal. And guess what she met her husband at the opening night of her photo show. Reconnect with all the fabulous dreams and talents you haven’t tapped into in recent years. Make a list of a few things you want to try and pick one that you can complete this year. IT will be great for you and great for the person you are going to attract, who will be drawn to your passion and your exciting life. Here are my five steps for dating success: 1. Sign up for three moths of online dating. 2. Write out your must have cant stand list. 3. Pick up singles for friendship. 4. Network to create your own possibilities. 5. Be too busy to notice our single Your dating goals are more likely to be realized when you are consciously creating the opportunities for yourself. Don’t just try one thing, I am challenging you to try all five steps to dating success and see what happens. Remember even a bad date makes a great story. So get out there and always have fun. Thanks for watching On Dating, I am Andrea Syrtash, I will see you next time
Brooklinks: Friday Remember to Say “Please” Edition
Brooklinks: Friday Remember to Say “Please” Edition. November 21st, 2008 · No Comments. · Spirituality: Vicitim of Viagra Vicar Files Suit [NYDN] · Port Authority Dude Says Atlantic Yards is a Bit of a Density Challenge [AYR] ...
{Pea in a Pod}: Photo Hunt: Reflection
Photo Hunt: Reflection. Posted by Pea in a Pod at Saturday, November 22, 2008. Some necklaces that I took a photo of when it was hanging in the mirror at Mom's last vacation;-) DSC_0450 by you. Join, HERE. Happy Weekend! ...
Flickr: Discussing Any tips for ultra wide angle photography? in ...
Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos and videos to the world, securely and privately show content to your friends and family, or blog the photos ...
Mystery Death Was No Accident, Prosecutors Say - Local News Story ...
Mystery Death Was No Accident, Prosecutors Say. POSTED: 10:06 pm EST November 20, 2008. UPDATED: 10:29 pm EST November 20, 2008. MIAMI -- A south Florida mystery has been solved as the remains of a man who had been missing since March ...
P#26 Q4: How to Avoid Divorce and Photography Nightmares On ...
Audri Lanford: Let's say that you're doing it beforehand. Either you or your spouse has agreed to do it twice just to focus on the photography side. How would you go about getting some great pictures? Ron Goldman: I would make a shoot ...