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PTV are reminding customers travelling to the MCG through Richmond and Jolimont Stations to have their myki cards ready for action, before and after the main event.
Last year's Richmond Station improvements increased the number of myki gates at the station's city entrance, and widened the entrance to improve crowd flow to and from the station.
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The Ignite Youth Department of the First Apostolic Church at 111 Third St., Carrollton, will have a car wash on Saturday June 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Advance Auto Parts parking lot. Cars will be washed for donations.
One hundred percent of the funds earned will be divided by the youth attending their National Youth Conference in Nashville, Tenn., in November. Come and get your car washed for a good cause.
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Carrollton High School Class of 1965 holds its class reunion at noon at General Butler State Resort Park. The reunion will feature an old-fashioned family picnic and 70th birthday celebration! Bring chairs, a side dish and high school memories. The meat, cake and paper products will be provided. For more information or to let them know you are coming, call Doug Carlisle (502) 732-8737, Bonnie Baker Rogers (423) 892-7499, or Patti Lowe Burgess (502) 514-7100.
A. W. Tozer said, "One compromise here. Another there. And soon the so-called Christian, and the man in the world, look the same."
When someone is truly born again, their faith in the Lord changes them. Their actions and behaviors change, letting the world know in whom they have believed. And while their works are not the cause or reason for salvation, they are the evidence or proof of salvation. The word faith is used here as a verb, and it is always demonstrated by action.
With the Fourth of July this coming week, there will be many people outdoors grilling hamburgers, barbecued chicken or vegetables throughout the neighborhood, reminding us of the thrill of grilling out. Just about any food that can be broiled or roasted can be cooked on a grill.
The National FFA Organization awarded a $1,000 Dean Foods Company scholarship to Mallary Bickers of the Carroll County FFA. The scholarship is sponsored by Dean Foods Company. Bickers plans to use the funds to pursue a degree at Georgetown College (Ky.)
This scholarship is one of 1,888 awarded through the National FFA Organization's scholarship program this year. Currently 115 sponsors contribute more than $2.7 million to support scholarships for students.
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Currently mock configs make use of a 'groups' repo to provide a 'buildsys-build' meta-package. This meta-package has a set of Requires: that are used to create the 'minimal buildroot' mock uses to start builds. This repo also provides a 'buildsys-macros' package. Historically this package would define things like the %dist tag and post-build actions. Today, in rawhide, fedora-release provides the %dist like macro definitions. The post-build definition can be moved to redhat-rpm-config as well. This would obviate the need for buildsys-macros. That would just leave the meta-package to populate the buildroot. Since mock supports installing a group rather than a (meta)package, I propose we define the buildsys-build group in the comps group directly. This would obviate the need for a single point of failure within mock building, the 'groups' repo. Here is the change I would make to comps: diff -u -r1.28 comps-f8.xml.in --- comps-f8.xml.in 27 Jun 2007 20:47:51 -0000 1.28 +++ comps-f8.xml.in 28 Jun 2007 17:27:19 -0000 @@ -486,6 +486,33 @@ </packagelist> </group> <group> + <id>buildsys-build</id> + <_name>Buildsystem building group</_name> + <_description/> + <default>false</default> + <uservisible>false</uservisible> + <packagelist> + <packagereq type="mandatory">bash</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">bzip2</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">coreutils</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">cpio</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">diffutils</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">fedora-release</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">gcc</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">gcc-c++</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">gzip</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">make</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">patch</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">perl</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">redhat-rpm-config</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">rpm-build</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">sed</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">tar</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">unzip</packagereq> + <packagereq type="mandatory">which</packagereq> + </packagelist> + </group> + <group> <id>bulgarian-support</id> <_name>Bulgarian Support</_name> <_description/> The comps change can be made at any time, however changes to mock need to be coordinated with the maintainer for redhat-rpm-config. I'd also like to move /usr/lib/rpm/check-buildroot out of rpmdevtools and into one of the packages already being pulled into the buildroot (redhat-rpm-config perhaps, since it will be referencing it?), and thus we'll need to coordinate with the rpmdevtools maintainer. We wouldn't be doing away with mock's ability to just use a meta-package to populate the root, so those that want to alter what goes into the buildroot can (just like before) build your own buildsys-build package and host it for your mock, or define your own comps grouping, etc... Comments? -- Jesse Keating Release Engineer: Fedora
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my daughter was in a car accident five years ago at the time she was 13 we settled with them in june my daughter of coarse couldent touch her settlement until she turned 18 well last saturday she turned 18 we went to her attorney's office on monday to sign the release her attorney said she faxed the release the same day and the other attorney on the defendant side claims he sent my daughter's check that monday but my daughter attorney's wouldent give my daughter a check because she has to wait until the check comes from my experiance when i sign a release they write me a check that same day.i don't understand why this is taking so long?
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If they dont have the draft yet they cant give out any funds because they would be giving you somebody elses money Many defense attorneys and or carriers will not send the draft until the release is in hand. It has not even been a week.Your daughter should have her money by next week
I agree with Mr. Nelson. Also, the check may not have been made out to your daughter, but to the law firm's client trust account. (That is usually addressed in the settlement agreement.) If this is the case, there may be a delay if the attorney first needs to deposit the check into his/her firm's client trust account, wait for it to clear, and then issue your daughter a check from the trust account. This a standard procedure.
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Games Children No Longer Play
When I was a child growing up, the neighborhood was always alive with the chatter of children. As soon as school was out for the day or in the summer months, we'd play familiar games until the sun went down or we were called in for supper. We would banter, laugh, argue and scream. We were creative, cunning and competitive. We would run, climb and jump. In today's neighborhoods we see far less activity. Kids are smarter but less fit. Video games often replace ball games. Many schools are doing away with recess in favor of study. The loss for children is physical health and social interaction. Here are some games kids no longer play.
Jumping Rope -
The practice of jumping rope is believed to have had its start somewhere around 1600 BC. Vines and bamboo were used as well as various types of hoops. Jumping rope originated in Egypt and Australia and made its way to China, Europe and eventually the United States where it became very popular among children. Jumping rope is one of the most beneficial forms of exercise. It can burn up to 1000 calories per hour. It tones muscles all over the body and optimizes cardiovascular conditioning. Besides the physical benefits, jumping rope promotes rhythm, coordination and self-esteem.
Tag -
The game of tag goes back to ancient Rome where it was played even by the likes of Julius Caesar. It is said that in 44BC, he slipped on his toga while playing and fell into Marcus Junius Brutus where he uttered the famous "Et tu, Brute". The English translation is "Brutus, you're it". Hmm. The game of tag has many benefits. Besides the obvious physical exercise of running it teaches children to become more aware of what's around them and to take chances. It also prompts them to be creative and to strategize to win. You can burn 115 calories or more in an hour playing tag. And it's nice to no longer be "it" anymore.
Hide and Seek -
The game of hide and seek is played all over the world. In the 2nd century, Greek writer, Julius Pollux described it in his work. It is called "jeu de cache cache" in France and "cucumbe" in El Salvador. Unless you're "it" (the seeker) the game fosters imagination and creativity. The hider must learn to plan and perceptual skills are heightened. Hide and Seek teaches children to count and to be independent. Since it is usually played outside the benefits include getting fresh air and warding off boredom.
Hopscotch -
The origin of the game of hopscotch is traced back to ancient Britain during the early Roman Empire. It was used as a military exercise to improve the soldiers' footwork. The first hopscotch courts were over 100 feet long. Hopscotch is great for developing strength and balance. It works the leg muscles as well as other important core muscles. There was a time when hopscotch courts could be found in any playground. If there aren't any, the simple remedy is a piece of chalk and a stone. Let the hopping begin.
Dodge Ball -
The history behind the game of dodge ball isn't clear. Some say it was created by cave men when they tossed a rock at the glaring sun and had to dodge it when it came down. Most attribute the origin to Augustus Hagerson in Africa in 1832. The object of the game, of course, is to hit your opponent with the ball. Recently some schools have banned the game citing its violent nature. Dodge ball can increase overall athleticism helping muscles work together and develop strength. It improves hand/eye coordination, is great for stress relief and fosters mental awareness of your surroundings.
Red Rover -
The game of Red Rover which is also called Bullrush and Octopus Tag originated in 19th century Britain. It eventually spread to Australia, Canada and the United States. "Rover" is the Norwegian word for "pirate" and some believe the British were baiting the Viking raiders to "come over". Like dodge ball, many schools have banned the game of red rover. Players form opposite teams 15 to 30 feet apart and form a linked hand chain then dare someone from the opposing team to break through. Besides the healthy benefits of running, red rover promotes team spirit and cooperation.
Marbles -
Though no one is sure where and when the game of marbles began, it likely had its start with the early Egyptians and spread to the rest of the world. Ancient games of marbles were played with fruit pits, pebbles or nuts but the name comes the 18th century practice of making them from marble chips. There are a variety of games played with marbles where players shoot, roll or even pitch the marbles for different objectives. The benefits include better judgement of angles, gravity, speed and control as well as improved hand to eye coordination.
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How true this is. Kids no longer seem to play the traditional games we played as children. Its sad really. I used to love playing marbles and hopscotch. Great hub. Voted up and awesome.
How true. I often wonder if our children's generation will have the type of imagination we once had. We are allowing our children to drone out in front of TVs and not allow them to play outside,creating imagination and team building skills.
They may not do them so much in school as they cut back on time spent in PE. But any child with a sibling or friend/neighbor will resort to these games like tag, hopscotch and most definitely hide and seek. I'm not teaching these games to my kids...they just pick them up. I know marbles is no longer a game that is seen around, but I must say I was surprised to see the other games on your list as being phased out. Although I don't fully agree with your points, it's a well written hub, nonetheless.
Various schools have banned tag, because it's unfair, Red Rover because it's too violent, Dodgeball, too violent, and marbles because it's gambling.
But they do allow rap music and condoms.
Great Hub and great memories!
And you're correct. This is why yesterday's kids were trim and fit while today's kids are overweight.
My sons went to a school that got rid of all contact sports. It is sad that children are no longer playing these games as we did as children. Too many electronic games and technology.
Great Hub!
You named a few of my favorite games as a child. We also played "High Water, Low Water", which is a lot like "Red Rover" but the group would raise and lower their arms in a wave as the opposing team came across, so they had a chance of getting under the arms. We also played a game called "Poison", like "Hopscotch", you would draw your court out with chalk or a rock. This court was a large square with several squares inside it and some of them would have a skull and crossbones in them and if you landed on one of those you were out of the game. "Fox and Hens" was another fun game where we would make a pie shape in the snow and cut pie pieces to the center where the fox was. The hens would wander close to the fox and risk a chance of being caught. I'm not sure if these games existed before or if they came from the imagination of my older siblings. They were however, our favorite games to play.
Nice hub.
I played all the above mentioned games and we had so much fun as children playing them. Thanks for sharing and the memories of those childhood games.
My kids play all of these games, both at school and at home. Their school is excellent at promoting an active and healthy lifestyle.
I have three young boys, and they're all incredibly active, play outside as soon as they get home from school, and argue about having to come back inside for meals. They're rowdy, and creative and a lot of fun. And I know that most of their friends are the same. I think where we live the kids who don't play out, and who spend all of their free time staring at a screen, are in the minority, which is great. We don't have a lot of space for them to play, our council is not good at maintaining play areas or green areas - but the kids make the best of what they have. Maybe our area is a little old-fashioned, but that's great, and I hope it stays this way.
Lovely hub, thanks for sharing your memories.
When I was a boy growing up in the city, kids played in the streets for hours. Our mothers had to beg us to come in at times, even for meals. We were all caught up in the games as you mention in your hub. I use to love playing hide n seek.
And we would hide for blocks, on roofs, behind dumpsters,under stairwells and yes even under parked cars, now that was risky, yet I don't remember hearing of any kid getting run over. Nowadays it's rare to find kids in the street playing games, hockey, etc etc. they are wrapped up in front of a t.v. set of computer video game, how sad is that.
Their minds are turning to mush, no oxygen from playing outdoors to run through their brains. Rated Up great hub.
Games were perfect, both mentally and physically, because kids needed no urging to play.
When did parents and teachers become so protective that they banned competitive games? Children are rugged, both mentally and physically, and games teach them how to try, how to win, and yes, how to lose! It was all part of growing up and learning, which is why I despise the limp-wristed school adminstrators of today who refuse to keep score lest some kid lose 'self esteem'.
What crap! One must first learn how to lose, if one is ever to learn how to strive to win! It's all part of life.
Definitely got me thinking, Suzanne. I remember when I was young, every available second was spent playing football (soccer) in the street, in clearings in the woods, or in parks. Home from school, quick change and out to kick the ball around wherever we could, before the inevitable shout for dinner time. It used to be great, dads and neighbours would come out to join in and impart their "Expert" advice - the occasional smashed or cracked window was par for the course.
Young boys nowadays don't go out and play these games - they are too busy playing them in virtual reality on their PC's, living what they see as the reality of being one of the world's top players, while I and untold other millions could only fantasise.
Great Hub, great point - and I am in no doubt whatsoever as to which option I prefer... :)
Great hub and sad but true. The rule when I was a kid that we had to be back at our house 15 minutes after the street lights turned on. We played many of the games you mentioned, and others like "kick the can." This was a variation of tag with a can you were supposed to keep anyone from kicking. If they kicked the can, you had to retrieve it and set it up again.
All of this was before TV was invented and computers and video games were only a dream.
I almost wish we could go back to those times.
Nice hub Suziecat! Those were the days, when kids spent a lot of time playing outside. Unfortunately for me, my Mom wouldn't allow me to play outside with my friends, it was study, study and study though my two brothers had plenty of opportunities to do so. Still, I would find a way :)
As for my son, in this day and age of video games, we're fortunate that he is very active and loves playing outside when he has the chance. When we were in northern Virginia, he would go out to the playground and would play tag there with the other kids. He also loves soccer. Back here in our home country (Philippines), we live in a highly urbanized area so there's no place for kids to play outside. At least the schools here still places a premium on physical activities and sports. They play tag and some other games during recess, and school sports are big here. Our son is only 10 years old, but he's a member of his school's varsity soccer team (yes, we have varsity teams in elementary grade levels in our schools here) and they compete against other schools during the school year.
Back when I was a child (no, I'm not telling you my age but it was decades ago) what you outlined here was what we did at recess, physical activities sessions (daily) and after school. Were there chubbies? A few but not many. Kids now generally are sedentary and a lot of their parents are too.
Great Hub. Back then there were winners and losers and the competition was keen. Today we want to reward the losers along with the winners. Yep, things have changed.
Great write up Suzie.
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This reminded me of a couple of games I never hear of anymore.
kick the Can. Everyone played this when I was a kid.
500. This was for kids who liked to play baseball. The batter would hit the ball and everyone else would try to catch it. If you dropped it then you lost points. If you held on then you gained points. The first to reach 500 would get a chance to bat.
Fly balls = 100 points
1 bounce = 75 points
2 bounces = 50 points
3 bounces = 25 points.
Then there was freeze tag and football too. Staying indoors meant getting badgered until we went outside.
Great Hub. We used to play most of these games in the street when I was young, and we also played "pretend" type games when backyards were larger and there weren't any fences between houses or when climbing the fence into the yards of your neighbors wasn't frowned upon. We would climb into yards that looked promising to play "safari" or "circus" or anything else that the setting inspired. When my own children were growing up, we lived at the end of a cul-de-sac, and after school until dark, with only a break for dinner and chores, any kid who had finished his homework was in the street playing pick-up baseball, soccer, tag, or hide and seek, or they were building forts, riding bikes, or climbing trees. As long as you were outside, active, and playing with someone, it didn't matter. This was up to 1991, and only a few children were getting computers or hand-held video games which were just hitting the market at reasonable prices. They were still novelties back then. Today, when I'm at my house which is in a typical suburban neighborhood, I do see kids riding wheeled toys and bikes outside or playing baseball or basketball in the park. I also see an occasional portable basketball hoop near the curb in the street. I also see a children walking with their parents. I think many parents have become more protective of their children since we have so many people out there who kidnap and harm children, not to mention bullies and molesters. Any kid who lived within a quarter of a mile, and sometimes farther, walked or rode a bike to school back then, too. Where I live now the schools are much farther away and parents drive children to school or they are bused, so they are also losing that daily walking exercise.
I have 2 brothers and apart from marbles we played all these games growing up. They were really fun and kept us fit. It's easy to see how as adults it's so easy to put on weight with our sedate lifestyles and we are teaching that to our kids at a younger and younger age. It's disappointing and sad but also true.
This hub is so wonderful. We use to have so much fun as children. And at my grammar school, overweight kids were such a rarity that those that were got picked on.
Technology is ok but it sure does not substitute for wholesome fun. Thanks for the great memories.
I seldom thought of most games as "fun" because I was so absolutely, deadly serious about winning, regardless of the game. Not that I won more often than others, but my (carefully hiddden--or was it?) inner ferocity remained relentless, regardless of my stats.
Several other games come to mind, but one with emphasis: KEEPAWAY. The rules are simple enough. One person has the ball (the kind of ball doesn't matter much, and it doesn't even have to be a ball)...and runs like...Heck. Everybody else goes after him or her, often screaming and yelling at the top of their lungs.
The object: Get the ball away from that guy! (Or gal.)
Then, WHOEVER came up with the ball was now the prey, and everyone else the predators. I learned a powerful thing from that game...and therein lies a whole 'nother Hub!
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Good one Suzie. It's the old 'ealth and safety and a compensation-culture that wants to sue every time little Johnny gets a bruise. Plus, it's the second or even third generation like this, so the parents don't know any better. What with junk food and the lack of exercise, the States and Britain will soon be a nation of pasty, overweight slugs who can in no way compete with hungrier, leaner and fitter Chinese, etc. Bob
I remember all of these except "Dodge Ball."I think what was great about these games is that grown-ups were not involved. It seems like parents and teachers want to dictate the rules now. Maybe that is why kids retreat into video games.
Great hub, Suziecat!
I played all these games as a kid tho' we called jumping rope Skipping and Tag was Tig. Chain tig was especially dangerous as when you were 'tigged' you held hands with the 'tigger' - that way you ended up with a long chain which became hard to evade if you were the only one left untigged. And as the chain ran the ones on the end had to run much harder and often got swung off their feet!
We also had lots of other outdoor games such as Fox and Hounds, Block, Polly on the Mop, Kiss Catch, What time is it Mr Wolf, the Farmer wants a wife ... oh, and conkers in autumn.
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I enjoyed your excellent article. Recess is going away because of the plethora of lawsuits against schools for kids hurt during recess. When I was a kid, sure we got hurt, but nobody thought about suing anybody else because of it.
I actually did see some girls playing hopscotch the other day! Dodge ball is out because it isolates one person as the winner. Nowadays, progressive educators want to make every kid the winner. Some schools have even cut Valedictorian since it makes one child look as if if she has achieved more than others. It reminds me of Harrison Bergeron . . .
Ah yes - I remember them all - and Freeze Tag - and Simon Says....isn't childhood supposed to be about scraped knees and all that?
This hub brings back fond memories! My faves from your list are hopscotch and tag. I agree with you. Not only are children losing out on physical fitness but also social skills that come from a child's play. We should get them outside and show them these games. Once they do, maybe they will find they actually like what they've been missing. (Maybe not during the heatwave though:) but soon.) Really enjoyed this hub suziecat!
My friend, Suzanne. You're right about all these games. I thought traditional games will disappear slowly by the time. Technology give influence to this case, where kids love Playsation than hide and seek, hopscotch or even marbles. Thanks to remind us about this. I hope we can introduce more to them...amen. Vote up!
Great and interesting hub.I love these games.
Suzie - what a great hub subject - and well researched, too. I feel really sad at the disinterest in - well - in being kids! Now they're talking about dating (even calling him her "hubby" before the first signs of maturity), dieting and getting cosmetic surgery at ages when kids used to be concerned about playing till dark and getting "bangaids" on scuffed skins. What a loss.
I looked in two dozen stores last summer for marbles in Central Ohio and no one carried them. I finally found some in Michigan. It was strange.
You can still find equipment for these in dollar stores where I live. I played many of these-dsespite not being that athletic-we were always outside. I am 35 and from what I understand, my decade of childhood-the 1980's-was the last one where children played outside without a parent watching or in a fence dyard. The 1990s saw children playing under supervision outside in their own fenced yards. Now no more.
Thank you for adding all of those hubs I really like them.
Funny you should mention marbles. My daughter wanted to buy some for my grandson and couldn't find any anywhere. Where have all the marbles gone?
Sad but true. Great hub down memory lane
One of the reasons kids don't play these games anymore is because schools kick it out of you - the elementary school I went to outlawed tag, dodgeball, red rover, and a whole slew of games like these because they were contact - we were quite literally told not to touch the other students at all. I think a lot of factors contribute to why.
Outdoor games are always helpful for kid's mental and physical growth. Great Article and Great Games!
Wonderful points, Suzy--you are so right! Many schools have dropped P.E. programs as well, so that doesn't help the situation. Brought back many memories! There are far too many sedentary toys for kids today and they ignore physical activity.
It is a shame how children are pressured to be little adults. What is wrong with kids being kids? I played all these games as a child and I cherish those memories. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Good Article!
Well, I definitely keep some of these games alive, but I can understand about red rover. It's like who can pop out who's shoulder lol.
Great hub! Reading this made me feel nostalgic, and I'm only 19! It is true, though, that kids these days don't seem to take as much pleasure in these games as I used to when I was there age. It's sad, because those games are fantastic fun.
This is great; what a trip down Memory Lane. I played all of these games, except marbles. I just never understood the game, and therefore saw no purpose for it. My friends and I also played two other games: "Simon Says" and "Mother, May I". But the computer has replaced all things, regarding physical education for our children. Not only that, but when we were young, and playing outside, we were not afraid of being harmed by "bad people". We often slept with our doors unlocked, intentionally! Those were the days. Thank you for reminding me.
What fun we had playing those games as children. My own kids, now grown (the youngest is 19) used to get together with a gang of neighborhood children. Led by an older girl, they played those playground games on a large lot on the next street. How wonderful it was to hear those screams of delight, the laughter, and joyful yelling. Kids who run around like that really blow off steam.
Hi Susiecat7,
Many of these games that some children no longer play are very helpful to assist children with weight loss. Many children these days are active by playing the "Wii Exercise Video Game." Well written hub, thanks. https://hubpages.com/family/OldschoolChildhood
When I was growing up little girls were the greatest rope jumbers...hours upon hours of practice. They were great baton twilers too! The sidewalks had Hopskotch diagram all about, marble holes were present on most playgrounds, and while the guys played marbles the little girls played Jacks. All that has been replaced by the electronic media which creates and employs all th imagination...all you need is a set of thumbs! Heck, kids don't even get to play outside much anymore...life has truly changed for the worse. Thanks for the memories. WB
I totally agree; I was one of those little girls jumping rope. But today, our little girls are on the computer, and either causing trouble, or looking for it. They're looking at pages they should never see. And the worse part is, now that it' been started, you cannot take it away. Computers are here forvever!
Thank you for taking me back to my precious childhood where MOST of these games you've talked about were everyday events--fun and great to play. I am so glad that I am one of your followers for YOU are a GREAT writer.
Well I feel nostalgic after reading your hub.
Thanks and nice one!
Hi Suzicat7,
This is all sooo true! I've been thinking of this for the past few years, I know it makes me sound old. I really hate the way children are missing out on these games. I remember playing "kick the can" when I was younger with all my friends and how much more fun it was than staying indoors playing computer games.
I really miss my childhood now! lol
Gosh this was a trip down memory lane.
I loved and vote up without a doubt.
Here's to many more to share.
Take care
this is so true,kids do not play like we did when we were kids. and I agree that's why there are so many over weight kids today. This brought back a lot of memories I play all these games when I was a kid and they were fun.
Hi, this is so true. My favourite was always Statues. The kids would line up and one would stand at the front with their back to you, when they said start, the kids would try and creep forward without the one at the front seeing them. it was great because if the leader turned around, you had to stay completely still, that was great, unless you were on one foot! ha ha great memories thanks, nell
Wouldn't that be great! Talk about old-school!! Just by participating in some of these games, it could replace a lot of the doctors' visits, and medications that we take. What a concept1
What a fantastic hub, I made sure when it was time to buy a house we moved to a "kid friendly" neighborhood. I am fortunate my kids are out playing all the time and we have a park nearby. All these games are awesome and I love watching the dynamics of the game unfold between friends. However, I have found something unusual with some of today's parents of younger kids. They have scheduled play activities and even go so far as to sort and color code legos which I cant seem to wrap my head around. How are your kids supposed to be creative and have fun when everything is planned out for them? So I say, "Hey kid! get dirty rolling around in sidewalk chalk, argue with your friends over "who's it", ride your bike like there's someone chasing you, mix your playdoh with some rocks and blow all your allowance on snow cones and blow pops from the ice cream man."
This is great, just reading all of your comments, and remembering the "good-ole-days". Sometimes I wish that I never had to leave those days; other times I can't imagine life, being stuck back there. Go figure!
Oh yeaah, and another thing: back in the day, children had cretive minds to invent their games. Today the computer has invented, and controls their games. They don't need creativity; they just need time to play the computerized game !!
Okay, hey, I don't want to be the dark cloud, but when Dawney spoke about kids running and playing, and having fun in the park, it just saddened me because today we cannot let our kids "run free". Maybe I'm paranoid, but I would be scared to death to let my kids play in the park today -- even with me there watching. Okay, so maybe I've been reading too many crime books, or watching too many crime movies, or too much "Lifetime", or whatever! That freedom will never be the same again -- because of all of the predators on the loose. Remember, when kids could go "trick-or-treating", without being afraid, or when they could actually eat the treats they received? I don't have that same trust anymore, but the kids pay the highest price!
I enjoyed reading your descriptions and enjoyed your humor. And I'll join the others who know it's lack of exercise making our children fat, not lack of celery.
I love dodge ball. I have a 9 year old and I just ask him if he plays it in school and he had no idea what I was talking about. Ask him about online games and he'll name dozens. It ridiculous.
Our parents probably passed these games down to us. What games will we pass to our kids?
i still love a good game of 'hide & seek' but unfortunately, like many have already mentioned red rover was banned from my school - far too violent (i loved the game but was a strain on the arms, after awhile)
i sucked at marbles, which is probably why i never took up gambling
I still think my favorite game was "Mother, May I ?". In this game, the leader would give you a command (i.e. "Stand on one foot, and hop around.") If you proceeded to stand on one foot, and hop around, without asking the question, "Mother, may I?" -- you were disqualified from the game. Then the next person in line would receive his command, and if he did the command, without permission from "Mother", he too would be disqualified. At the end of the game, the winner was the one who always asked, "Mother, may I', before completing his assignment. The object of the game was to remember to ask for permission, before you executed the demand. The last man standing, was the winner! Life was so simple back then! This game compelled you to pay attention to detail, by receiving approval, before taking action. This is a great hub; keep up the good work!
Those were the days weren't they? I loved every game you mentioned, as I use to play and participate in them all. I was never very good in tag, as I could not run real fast, so I compensated, becoming good at dodging my partner trying to tag me. Do you remember all the sayings we use to have with jumprope? Whether we played by ourselves or with others. Such good memories as a child. Thanks for bringing them all back! : )It's sad for the kids of today...they don't know what they are missing!
Awesome Hub! One Question, What ever happened to kick the can?!! That was an awesome game we used to play for hours!
Excellently written Suziecat. It brought back memories of some of the games I used to play when I was in school and even some of the games I played with neighbors. It's a shame that many kids are not playing much of these games anymore. Dodgeball was one of my favorites, but also did like Hide and Seek. Your article about these games was really cool because I learned about the history of the games, which is something I didn't know. Definitely got my vote up! Thank you. :)
My kids still play all of these games except marbles, but they do spend more time on video games and other electronic games than these old-fashioned ones.
lisa42, that is very refreshing to hear. Good for you !!
I still miss playing hide and seek.I think still children love playing hide and seek, though most are fascinated with online or video games.
I miss those games! kids are missing out on so much fun these days... Great hub :)
OMG! Oh how I loved to play Dodgeball when I was a kid! Thanks for bringing back some good memories. Great hub.
This is hubtastic! I have linked it on my children's poetry website!
Whenever I'm in the mood for a stroll down memory lane, it's comforting to know that your hub is available to take me there! Luv it !!
I loved all these games when I was a kid, especially hide and seek and red rover. Our parents would kick us out of the house in the morning and tell us not to come back unless it was an emergency, and we'd just play all day with the neighborhood kids, riding bikes and playing games. I liked the story behind Red Rover. Great hub!
Really neat hub! Wouldn't it be amazing if everyone of us found a kid and played a game with him or her today? :)
very good hub.
it rekindled memories of my childhood. I did played some of these games...
Dear suziecat7, I just wrote about funny made up games,in a new hub "Kids with Imagination" and wondered if you had any bedtime games I could use with my grandchildren,apart from adapting real picture book stories to suit them! I agree kids need physical and imaginative stimuli to thrive and be happy! V.good hub, suziecat.
Wow, those were the days it funny I just played about 3 months ago with the little ones hop scotch only I couldn't bend over to pick up the chain so they had to pick it up for me each time, we all had fun they laughed... I like this one, thanks for sharing I gave it thumbs up, funny, for the memories and interesting, thanks again
Awesome and voted up. I was looking at my grandson the other day and was thinking by the time he grows up all the fun things I did as a child (that you have talked about in your hub) will probably be extinct.
Thanks for writing this hub and providing the histories of them. I think your hub is a good reminder to us older folks to keep these traditions alive.
This so true. Children nowadays don't physically play anymore. It's sad to see a child cooped up with some gadget rather than running outside.
Children just don't play outside -- it's not cool. What lif one of their friends saw them. That would just create another social problem! Great Hun !! Maybe, one day, we'll get back to "real life", but I doubt it !
Everytilme I start to feel nostalgic, I will come and read your bub. It's such a great reminder of how good we had it -- and either didn't know it -- or didn't appreciate it. Still a great hub!
Great hub!! We play old fashion games at our boys birthday parties and all the kids love it. Thanks for reminding me of marbles and other old games!!!
I work in Out of School Hours care and ALL the children in my centre plays every single one of the above games - INCLUDING marbles!
Kids these days would rather play with their Playstation or iPad. Unfortunately, those hold a kid's interest so much better than old-fashioned games of hide-and-seek and marbles.
Wow I could not find the comment box on here! They do have jump rope competitions in china and other nations around the world. Another game that I rarely see now is Jaxs. With all the molesting and kidnapping of children I can understand why no one want to play tag or hide and seek anymore. What has this world come too? It is sooooo sad.
I am sharing this.
Hey Suziecat7, long time no see. I no longer spend any time on HubPages except when certain favorite writers appear in my email. Horrors, I've been busted to a level 2 commenter! (Can level 1 and even disbarment be far behind?) Anyway, I caught your hub on Facebook. What caught my eye was "children" and "games" so I read the article part. I didn't read about the games except "Dodgeball" just curious. The other games I've played. Anyway, I'm keeping your hub in archive for future reference.
Thank you for a great hub!
James W Nelson
Hello, dear suziecat7,
This is a great hub. Very in-depth and touching. I remember games I played when I was young such as: "Army," where I pretended to be in the Army and fighting enemy forces, but I was alone. My sister had married and moved off, so I had to imagine all of my games.
I have missed you, girl. Have you been doing okay?
I wish you and Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas. I am so thankful to have you in my life.


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- Paper Title: Needs of the Data Snooping Bias Tests for Time Series Researchers.
- Department Affiliation: Economics
- Supervisor's Names:
- Doctor Christopher Heaton
- Doctor George Milunovich
- Doctor Christopher Heaton
It aims to discuss the importance of the methods, particularly for the researchers who works in comparing the studies of profitability of trading rules, mutual & hege funds performance, investment advisory services, and multiple competing model forecasting.
Key literature/ theoretical perspectives:
The importance of data snooping has been emphasized as a serious problem in finance literature. Literally, the meaning of the data snooping is hard to be defined. Crack (1999) described that "Data snooping (mistaking spurious statistical relationships for genuine ones) is an important and dangerous by-product of the financial analysis".
The Data Snooping Bias test is to investigate whether the model's excess return against benchmark is resulted by superior predictive ability.
When we examine the large numbers of forecasting models (for example, technical trading rules) with a given data set, there is a high probability that one such model will yield superior performance by accident.
White (2000) developed the first statistical testing model known as the Stationary Bootstrap Reality Check(RC). Hansen (2005) proposed a studentized version of the superior predictive ability (SPA) test. Extending those two models, Romano and Wolf (2005) introduced an RC-based stepwise test (Stepwise RC) and Hsu, Hsu and Kuan (2010) an SPA-based stepwise test.


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This is a discussion on Obama's speech within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; OK, listen up. Our own government's Justice Department determined that the Clinton-era "assault weapon" ban with its limitation on high-cap mags resulted in NO measurable ...
OK, listen up.
Our own government's Justice Department determined that the Clinton-era "assault weapon" ban with its limitation on high-cap mags resulted in NO measurable change in the crime statistics. We need to throw this in the face of every one of 535 Representatives and Senators. Blue state, red state, it doesn't matter. DO NOT let one incident of evil define a trend!
I've posted this within the past day, but I'll repeat it: We need to frame the argument in our own terms, and not wait to respond to the "antis" using their words. 2 rounds, 20 rounds, 50 rounds in a magazine is irrelevant. There are NO "one size fits all" solutions to the problem of murderous assault. In New York City, call for a pizza, call for an ambulance, call for the cops... who will arrive first? In Pinal County (AZ), over 5000 square miles are patrolled by a handful of Sheriff's deputies at night... I asked a deputy what the worst-case response time was, and he said "45 minutes at 100 miles an hour." Is that reassuring?
The issue is NOT about guns... it is about EVIL. Look how much good "gun free zones" did us. Did that protect the staff and students at Sandy Hook Elementary School?
This is not the time for simple-minded, Carolyn McCarthy-like feel-good solutions to ban this and ban that. And per glockman10mm's post earlier today, stop whining and posting here, TAKE ACTION and make contact with BOTH your Senators and your Representative. It's OK to email them, but a written letter carries more weight, and back it up with a telephone call. LET THEM KNOW WHERE YOU STAND!
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Semper Fi
"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
Do we even know if the kids were shot with an AR? I keep hearing people say the AR was in the car (back seat or trunk) but then I heard that guns were found inside the school but I have never heard anyone say what they were specifically shot with, etc.
Wouldn't it be something if an AR ban came about from a tragedy where an AR wasn't even used?
JUST FOR CLARIFICATION ..... there is video of them removing the gun OUT OF THE TRUNK of the car ...... and it is NOT an AR by any means .
Link to video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=wLrxSgkqJQc
# 1 ---- -the kids were NOT shot with an AR ... (per the autopsies reported thus far).
# 2 ...... the "rifle" ... was found by police "IN THE TRUNK OF THE CAR ..........
# 2 ...... one MD doing autopsies stated, most kids were shot at longer range and not close up .... only a few were shot at close range. Rather than what was also reported that he was going around finishing off kids.
CBS..... is full of it, like normal.... and don't have their facts right, and are following their agenda.... rather than accurate news and reporting.
I don't make jokes. I just watch the government and report the facts. --- Will Rogers ---
Chief Justice John Roberts : "I don't see how you can read Heller and not take away from it the notion that the Second Amendment...was extremely important to the framers in their view of what liberty meant."
Reports are that a Bushmaster .223 similar to the one the D.C. sniper used was the primary weapon that the shooter used to open fire on the victims and multiple shots into each. A shotgun was found in his car.
-Blackstones Commentaries 145146, n. 42 (1803) in District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008)Americans understood the right of self-preservation as permitting a citizen to repel force by force
when the intervention of society... may be too late to prevent an injury.
Semper Fi
"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
Police , never said any were shot with a .223 or a Bushmaster. Bad reporting ... again. The Police stated "only" , that they knew from records that his mother had purchased a Bushmaster AR at one time, as well as owned other guns as well ( none of which were used in the shootings). They were trying to locate the Bushmaster to make sure "where it was". It was found in the home.Originally Posted by DefConGun;
Autopsies reported so far , on over 1/2 of them, show "mis-reporting' on
* he was not going around finishing off kids at close range, but they were shot at a distance. "Only a very few were shot at close range" per one of the main supervising physicians of the autopsies.
* they were shot with a handgun
* and... none of them were shot with a .223 round.
* and.... no AR was at the scene of the shooting.
NO GUN LAWS would have stopped this guy ........
* first, it's illegal in every state in the country for him to buy a handgun.
* the "law" was against murder too, that didn't stop him killing his mother in order to get the guns, nor the Oregon shooter from stealing the gun from a friend.
* and confiscation of guns, of the type that were never used nor even present in this shooting.... so the assumption they would have prevented anything is plain wrong.
Again ... China has the most restrictive prohibition on guns in the world... yet the SAME DAY ... a man killed and injured 22 students at a school in China, along with several teachers, with a KNIFE.
Again ... the LARGEST death toll from someone "attacking kids / teachers in a USA school", was in 1927 .... and he did NOT use a gun, he used explosives.
BUT .... if some teachers would have been carrying, the shooter may have been stopped in a hurry , and the number of deaths would have been much less.
You can't protect anyone from crazies, by ignoring they exist. In my grandkids schools, there are armed SO's.... NOT singular , but plural (SO's) .... in each school.
I don't make jokes. I just watch the government and report the facts. --- Will Rogers ---
Chief Justice John Roberts : "I don't see how you can read Heller and not take away from it the notion that the Second Amendment...was extremely important to the framers in their view of what liberty meant."
I do agree with the President that we need to do something to reduce the tragedies. However, the solutions he and I would likely embrace are diametrically opposed - I expect he will introduce more restrictions on guns, while I would allow certain professionals to be armed.
We can't stop the evil lunatics from engaging in these violent acts, but we should do all we can to enable people to stop the lunatics when they start.
I was at a gun show today and I too didn't know about this starting to become so serious, till now and now I may have concentrated on buying the wrong stuff, not that I wasted $$ getting what I did. Funny though, that even though there was a decent crowd, maybe not as crowded as usual, there wasn't any panic buying that I noticed. So.........
The next one is in 4-wks so it's time to re-strategize before it is too late I guess and those new woods are going to have to wait. It's going to snow soon maybe anyways. I don't think this anti poppycock could go down that fast, could it?
Time to hit up my local G store during lunch tomorrow too.
First things first. I'm going to make a contact list of my local Representatives and Senators to start letting them know if they want to count on my households vote tizz in their best interest to leave well enough alone. As previously posted above, you better start doing the same.
Any constructive suggestions in how to address these finely elected folks, in our emails and phone calls that would help us all unitedly get our point across would be welcomed by many I'm sure!
As in the words of Country Joe McDonald and the Fish: "come-on all you 2A lovin friends.....the NRA needs our help again.....cuz the anti's are tryin to poppycock our Constitution again........so peck on those keyboard keys.....and start emailing your local Representatives and Senators..........NOW"!!!!
So I ain't a poet but just start doing it EH!! & Today
Historically, there was not a great deal of difference, (hard-ware style wise), between the rifles carried by the British military and what our civilians carried/used during the time our Constitution was written.
I grew up in an era when many, many households had assualt rifles in the closets--they were surplus WWII M-1 Carbines, and M1 Garands, and we didn't need to have schools locked down.
Additionally, according the the police briefing I saw on the news today by the CT State Police, they say that the shooter had, Multiple, multiple magazines for both the Glock 10mm and the Sig 9mm. So, even if he had not had the AR, he still could have wreaked the same amount of destruction. Had he left the AR in his mom's car, he could have taken the shotgun in its place...........
He was 20 yrs old, so it was already illegal for him to have the handguns. What does it matter if you are killed by a .223, a 10mm or a 9mm????
Scott, US Army 1974-2004
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children what it was once like in the United States where men were free.
- Ronald Reagan
Banning tools, because someone misused them is just plain STUPID, IMHO. Again, how many people were killed last year in automobile accidents, but we don't talk about banning automobiles, probably because they happen in onesies and 2sies, versus the large number of victims in this horrific incident. Creating laws, so we'll all feel better about the sweet innocent babies that were killed that doesn't do a damn thing to stop the next nut job from doing the same thing, is just foolhardy. If we want to do something, lets talk about tax credits for gun safes, hardening the many soft targets (schools, malls, theaters, sports venues, training and arming volunteer teachers, etc).
And to think that maybe the numbers of victims could be minimized is pretty much debunked if you consider all of the deaths in China recently by an evil person with a knife. Timothy McVeigh (sp) used fertilizer to kill how many innocents? Fertilizer and diesel fuel. Yep, both still available.
Everyone needs to stand up, and get involved. Join the NRA and/or at least contribute to the legal defense fund, contact your Senators and Congressmen/Congresswomen, and make sure they know how you feel. Give them an inch, they will take the mile. Be safe.
" But if you are authorized to carry a weapon, and you walk outside without it, just take a deep breath, and say this to yourself... Baa." Col. Dave Grossman on Sheep and Sheepdogs.
Crickets from our democrat defensive carry regulars a? Just as the Obama re-election, it does not feel very good to say "I told you so" at this moment. It's never too late people, we will take all the help we can get!
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CIPA 2013: IP in the "uncharted waters" of 3D printing
CIPA Congress 6-7 October, London
The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) will have its annual conference in London on October 3 and 4. WIPR caught up with some of the key speakers at the event.
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