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Ratings based on 1,149 Verified Reviews
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4.6 Room cleanliness
4.5 Service & staff
4.6 Room comfort
4.5 Hotel condition
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for Familiesby A verified traveler
Great hotel, excellent staff.Posted Nov 20, 2014
Pros: Setting, staff.
Cons: rake the seaweed from the beach access.
Location: Horsehoe bay public beach better than the hotel and just 2 min away.
It is a character hotel that has been largely updated to its elegant past. The staff are outstanding, the setting beautiful. The food was very good with a variety of restaurants. I would return again.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Milford, MA
Marvelous place to stayPosted Nov 18, 2014
Cons: Water had chlorine taste which we were not used to. We are spoiled by Peets coffee and found ourselves wishing for coffee like we have at home.
We loved the room, decor, bed, mini bar, etc. Food was very good in each Hotel restaurant we tried Nice Keurig coffee maker in room, so bring your own favorite pods and be sure to use bottled water for best taste. Hotel staff were very pleasant and helpful. Lovely pool and beach with towels provided for you at both locations. We took suggested routes for daily walks with only one problem, the railway path seems to have been blocked by trees felled by the hurricane. Also went out to eat at Four Ways and Little Venice and recommend both. Large group of international rugby players were staying at the hotel but they only got noisy the early morning after the finals.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom NH
Overall, an excellent facility - golf beach diningPosted Nov 17, 2014
Pros: Everything.
Cons: More frequent ferry schedule to Hamilton.
Location: On the southwest of the island, reasonably close to Dockyard and other beaches, like Horseshoe Bay.
There on business, so could not take part in all that the hotel had to offer. A great place to stay and relax with your significant other. Plenty to do on the property alone or kick back and do nothing at all.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Toronto
Nice and close to the beach. Far from Hamilton.Posted Nov 15, 2014
Pros: Very clean and staff friendly.
Location: Location close to beach but far from Hamilton.
Enjoyable experience. Beautiful country however quite expensive.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Armonk, NY
all you could need in BermudaPosted Nov 10, 2014
Pros: the view!
Cons: communication - it was difficult to find out about the services/amenities, restaurants (which was open - it was off season). service at the beach.
Location: St George - a quaint historic town Dockyards - other direction - dolpin swimming
the Fairmont Southampton is a classy and wonderful hotel. The gorgeous private beach is a short private shuttle ride away (or a 10 minute walk). They also boast a lovely outdoor pool and hot tub, plus the indoor pool and outdoor spa hot-tubs are available to all hotel guests after 6:30PM. The restaurants were very expensive (but after all, this is Bermuda), but fabulous. I highly recommend the gastropub for a casual but creative dinner and Windows on the Sound for an amazing brunch any day - both are located within the main hotel.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Calgary Alberta
Great relaxing holiday!Posted Nov 7, 2014
Pros: All staff were friendly and caring.
Cons: Turn down the air conditioning in the "Jasmine" restaurant and bar because even after buying sweaters we decided to look off site for casual dinning.
Location: Public transport was easily available to St Georges and the Dockyards as well as the ferry to Hamilton was a nice, fun time.
Wish the hotel was on the beach but the hotel shuttle drivers were fabulous and the hotel staff were very accommodating. Don't bother booking transport with a shared van as the price from the airport for a taxi is 45 dollars which you will pay in a shared van. When travelling with friends you can cut the cost and share the ride. Better deal! The hotel is like other Fairmont Hotels that I have stayed in. Old and well maintained, clean and charming. Be sure not to stay adjacent to the elevators ....including the service elevator as it might keep you awake at night. Hotel restaurants were very good but the " Waterlot " was over priced and served only mediocre food to the four of us. "Bocci" had great food and nice ambience and off site the "Gulfstream" was superb and very close! About a $7 taxi ride.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Toronto
Outstanding customer service and great restaurantsPosted Nov 4, 2014
Pros: Great beach, super views from the rooms, good pool, pleasant walking/ hiking in the area, easy access to Hamilton by bus/taxi.
Cons: The lunch time food options at the pool and beach could be greatly imporoved.
Location: It's about 30 minutes by bus to Hamilton, about an hour to St.George. Neither has much to offer. Eat at the light house restaurant ... great meal ther
This is a laid back hotel with good facilities and exemplary customer service. The hotel rooms are well but not elaborately appointed. This was a working vacation retreat for me and I rely on the Internet and it was reliable throughout ... in addition, the weather was near perfect every day for the week of my stay, which the locals informed me was unusual for late October. Bermuda is not a great destination for dining out, the food in most restaurants tends to be disappointing ... however, the standard of cuisine in the three hotel restaurants open for dinner was excellent, which made up for the mediocre food available at poolside and on the beach. The hotel's private beach was seldom crowded and the water was crystal clear - great for swimming and snorkeling - the only downside of the beach was that a 50 foot dive boat was parked there each morning and remained for the entire day without moving, while its crew lolled around onshore. Not sure what its function was, maybe it was available for hire - but it definitely detracted from the otherwise pristine beach. The customer service attitude of all the staff made this a very pleasant experience.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Massachusetts
Beautiful, but very expensive. Almost a rip-off.Posted Oct 30, 2014
Pros: Heavenly view, and setting. Free ferry to Hamilton city center.
Cons: The business center was absolutely hopeless. Printing anything cost $$$, and print quality was bad. I gave up. Hard to do any work needing printing
Location: Near to best beaches in Bermuda.
Wine prices were at least 4X retail, which was excessive. I constantly felt overcharged, even on an expensive island.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
My stay at The FairmontPosted Oct 30, 2014
The accommodations were nice however the food was below standard for my taste. The prices were inflated, but overall I don't regret the visit due to the hospitality of the staff and the people of Bermuda.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Ottawa, Canada
Loved the Gold Floor Lounge!Posted Oct 30, 2014
Pros: Gold Floor Lounge.
Cons: Entertainment and Activities.
Really nice and clean place, friendly staff, great harbor view room on the Gold floor! Bermuda is a beautiful place with lots of history and safe to explore the island by bus or ferry. Bermudians are so nice and helpful, respectful and friendly. The beach is nice with rock formations and snorkeling is good! Although I should mention they need to keep the seaweed from building up on the beach. We also went kayaking, but the double ones are kinda small for two and have no backs. It would be nice if they had some form of entertainment or activities during the day or at night. In any case, we really enjoyed our visit at the Fairmont Southampton!


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I recently put Windows 7 RTM through its paces for an in-depth Computerworld review, can vouch that it's well worth the upgrade. Here are the seven top reason you should switch to Windows 7, whether from XP or Vista.
The new taskbar
Windows 7's taskbar is similar to the Mac OS X Dock --- Microsoft has shown good taste in stealing from the best. Like the Dock, It does double-duty as an application launcher and task switcher, and it even improves on the Dock. If you've got an application open with multiple windows, the application's icon changes to show multiple icons stacked against one another. Hover your mouse over the icon, and you'll see thumbnails of all open windows. Click any to switch to it. You can see it in action, below.
Jump Lists
Windows 7 also has a nifty feature that makes the taskbar even more useful, called Jump Lists. Right-click an application's icon in the taskbar and a menu appears of actions associated with that application. The the list varies according to the application. So example, when you right-click Microsoft Word, you'll see a list of recently opened files, but when you click Internet Explorer, you'll see a list of your most frequently visited sites. You can see a Jump List in action, below.
Aero Peek
Aero Peek is the slickest piece of eye candy Microsoft has created in some time. Mouse over the Aero Peek button on the right side of the taskbar and all of your open windows disappear. However, your open windows don't entirely disappear -- you also see the outlines of each. You can see straight through then to your desktop, including to gadgets and icons sitting there.
It's just plain faster
I run Windows 7 on a Dell Inspiron E1505 notebook with 1GB of RAM and a 1.83 GHz Core Duo processor, certainly nobody's idea of a speed demon. But the operating system is quite zippy, certainly faster than Vista. Applets and dialog boxes appear without a delay, unlike Vista.
UAC is now usable
User Account Control (UAC) was certainly Windows Vista's biggest annoyance, popping up constantly, and interrupting seemingly innocuous tasks like changing your system date and time. No longer. In Windows 7, UAC gets out of your way. It strikes the right balance between security and usability. Far fewer prompts appear, and the ones that do appear pop up only for good reason.
Better document organization
Windows 7 introduces a new way of organizing files called Libraries, which replaces the old Documents organization. It's more than just a name change -- you can add virtual locations to the Library. So you can place network folders there, folders from another drive there, and so on. They'll still live in their original locations, but will also be accessible from one location -- Libraries. You can see it below. There's one drawback to virtual locations in Libraries, though: You can't save files to the virtual folders, and have to save in their original locations.
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The Minnesota Supreme Court wants to make it faster and easier to resolve smaller business disputes.
The state's highest court has handed down new rules to make discovery less burdensome, along with a test program for earlier trial dates in two counties that could spread to the rest of the state if it works. The new rules take effect this week (view them in untranslated legalese here).
Some changes have their detractors. Minneapolis lawyer Seth Leventhal sees "land mines" in a few of the new rules, he writes at Minnesota Litigator.
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MSPBJ: What does this mean for business?
Mark: Companies with claims that are not worth several hundreds of thousands of dollars will have the opportunity to file these claims without breaking the bank just trying to get them before a jury. While companies with claims in the $30,000 to $150,000 range could have in the past expected to spend more than that on lawyers, depositions and motions, these new rules aim to make cases more affordable.
This will be especially beneficial for small and medium-sized businesses who may have been reluctant to pursue litigation to collect unpaid bills, resolve disputes with competitors and vendors, enforce non-competition and non-solicitation agreements, or more vigorously defend against employment-related lawsuits.
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Archive for the 'vegetables' Category
Tomato Forum – Quincy, Fla – Dec. 4, 2014
Posted by romeethredge on November 25, 2014
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Wormy Peas
Posted by romeethredge on July 2, 2014
I've been getting complaints about folks not being able to control cowpea curculio and having wormy peas. Here's an update on where we are with curculio control.
Cowpea Curculio Pest Update
Stormy Sparks, David Riley and Jenna Kicklighter, Department of Entomology, The University of Georgia, Tifton Campus
We have been receiving many calls recently concerning the cowpea curculio and how to control this pest. Wish we could give a simple answer, or actually any effective answer, but we are facing a critical challenge with this insect.
Background on the pest
The cowpea curculio, Chalcodermus aeneus, occurs throughout the Southeastern United States. While this pest will feed on and injure multiple legumes, its preferred host is cowpeas. We occasionally get reports of it in snap beans, but this is relatively rare and frequently limited along the field edge. Adults are small black weevils with deeply pitted elytra and a coarsely punctate thorax. Adults overwinter in protected habitats around fields and enter cowpea fields starting around April. Reproduction occurs in the pods of cowpeas. As with most weevils, females eat holes into the pods and seeds and then turn around and place eggs within these holes. After oviposition, the hole is filled resulting in a wart-like raised area on the surface of the pod. Feeding holes are not filled and remain as open punctures into the pod. Once an egg is placed into a pod, the eggs hatch and all larval development (4 instars) is completed within the pod. The 4th instar larvae eats its way out of the pod, drops to the ground, and burrows 1 to 3 inches down before forming a pupal cell where it pupates and eventually emerges as an adult. The entire life cycle from egg to adult requires 30 to 40 days. Curculio adults can be difficult to find in fields and will play dead when picked up. If you enter a field and readily see curculio adults, you have a very heavy infestation. Curculios are reported to rarely fly (although I question this), thus, rotation away from infested areas is recommended (definitely avoid sequential plantings in the same area).
Management of Cowpea Curculio
As with most weevils, curculio management is challenging under the best situations. Because most of the life cycle is completed in a protected environment (inside of pods) the only stage readily available for control with insecticides is the adult. Effective control requires that you kill the adults before they oviposit. This generally requires a preventive spray program with a highly effective insecticide. Historically this has been accomplished with sprays started at pin-stage (or basically first bloom) and repeated for four applications on a 4 to 5 day schedule. Organophosphate and similar products were used until resistance reduced their efficacy. Pyrethroids (Brigade, Karate, and many others) replaced these products over a decade ago and provided excellent control until recently (first field failures occurred about 3 years ago). Recent efficacy trials conducted at UGA and grower experience have confirmed the greatly reduced performance of the pyrethroid insecticides and have not been able to identify any labeled alternative product with satisfactory efficacy. Even experimental insecticides have offered little promise. Current in-field recommendations include pyrethroid plus lannate (or a labeled synergist) tank mixes; however, under even moderate pest pressure experience suggests that no labeled insecticides will provide adequate control. We continue to look for efficacious insecticides and work toward obtaining labels, but this does not look promising for the short term.
We are evaluating alternative approaches, such as post-harvest treatments to reduce overwintering populations, but these are experimental approaches and their potential efficacy is unknown. A trap has also been developed, but its purpose is to monitor periods of adult activity. It is not a control method.
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Snap Beans
Posted by romeethredge on April 26, 2014
Snap beans are a quick crop but this year they got a slow start with the cool and wet weather. They are looking better recently, however and the oldest fields will soon be blooming.
Here's Brad Thompson, our local snap bean guru, in one of his oldest fields.
Posted in vegetables | Tagged: snap beans, vegetables | Leave a Comment »
Wormy Peas
Posted by romeethredge on March 10, 2014
I love southern peas: Pink eye purple hull or Blackeyed peas or Crowder peas, they are all good, but no one likes wormy peas. We have a real problem with the cowpea curculio which causes this.
We have a new UGA publication which discusses this pest. Here's an excerpt from the publication.
"Southern pea or cowpea is a traditional crop
in Georgia that could be one of the most important legume crops in the
southeastern U.S. if not for serious yield loss caused by the insect known as
the cowpea curculio, Chalcodermus aeneus Boheman.
Damage caused by cowpea curculio in southern pea is two-fold. First, the adults feed on and lay
eggs in the pods; those eggs hatch into larvae that feed inside the pods. This
can significantly reduce green pod and shelled pea yield per acre. Secondly,
live larvae inside the harvested pods can contaminate and drastically reduce the
marketability of peas during processing."
Click on this link to see the full publication. C 1038 – Cowpea Curculio in Southern Pea
Posted in Agriculture, Entomology, Horticulture, vegetables | Tagged: entomology, vegetables | Leave a Comment »
Question of the Week – Module on Fire
Posted by romeethredge on December 6, 2013
Last week I had a photo of a cotton module that was almost completely burned. If there's a spark during the cotton picking process we can see fires due to the large amount of air used in moving cotton through the picker fanning the flame. Also, this can be a result of moisture in the cotton.
There are lots of round modules on the gin yard now as picking progresses.
This week's question is about Quincy, Florida. Just south of the Georgia line below Bainbridge is the beautiful town of Quincy. I went there yesterday for the Gadsden Tomato Forum. It was a really good update on tomato production for area growers. I noticed this Coca Cola art just off the town square, you can see the Gadsden County Courthouse in the background. Also, below that, is a photo I took of the Leaf Theater. I want to ask what these things have to do with Quincy's history?
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2014 Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference and Tradeshow
Posted by romeethredge on November 25, 2013
The Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference is the LARGEST educational conference and trade show in the southeastern United States that unites growers, vendors and suppliers. Anyone with an interest in specialty crop agriculture is invited to be a part of this event to address food safety, specific commodity sessions on production practices and increased yields, marketing strategies, and interact with key suppliers and growers. This event will be held January 9-12, 2014 at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center!
For more information go to: http://www.seregionalconference.com/ and from there you can register and find out more information about the conference.
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Tomato Forum – Quincy, Fla
Posted by romeethredge on November 22, 2013
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Question of the Week – Carrots
Posted by romeethredge on November 14, 2013
Last week I had a photo of a crop just coming up in narrow rows and it was carrots. I had many correct answers. Lots of smart folks out there. Several hundred acres are grown here in most years. They are very good and sweet.
Here's an excerpt about Georgia Carrots from the UGA Research report that can be accessed at this link. http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/pubDetail.cfm?pk_id=7856
"Soil and climatic conditions in South Georgia are ideal for the production of quality carrots. South
Georgia's sandy soils are better for uniform carrot growth than heavy clay soils. During fall and winter,
daytime temperatures are warmer and nights are cooler. These conditions promote sugar storage in carrots,
making carrots produced in south Georgia sweeter and having better color than others grown anywhere else
in the continental United States. Carrots grown in Georgia do not have a bitter taste or strong aroma. Thus,
on the basis of quality we can compete with carrots from Arizona, Florida, Texas or California. Production
time in other leading states, such as Michigan, Colorado, Washington, and most other states will not coincide
with Georgia production."
Here is this week's question.
What is this and what is it good for?
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Geese in Peas
Posted by romeethredge on August 16, 2013
A grower called me, asking if geese will eat up his young southern pea plants. I didn't know, so I went to observe them and there were about 50 in the pea field. There was no damage to the plants where they were, so I guess they were just hanging out there. We'll keep an eye on them.
Maybe they will provide pigweed control.
Posted in vegetables, Wildlife | Tagged: peas, Wildlife | Leave a Comment »
Mule Train Running
Posted by romeethredge on June 7, 2013
It's sweet corn time in Georgia. The mule trains are running slowly through the fields. Most sweet corn is hand harvested after the tassels and upper stalk is cut off with a strange looking mover with blades 4 feet high. The guys cut it off and toss handfuls of corn onto the wagon and it is packed into crates and loaded onto the truck attached to the mule train. As soon as it is loaded it goes to the nearby precooler and water close to freezing is poured through it to hold in the sweetness and goodness of the sweet corn. Then it is loaded onto trucks to go to market.
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NHL responds to concussion lawsuit, says players should have 'put two and two together'
Nov 20, 2014, 4:02 PM EST
The information was out there, the league argues.
Report: Winnik out with a concussion
Nov 9, 2014, 4:45 PM EST
Did not travel to Ottawa with the team.
Report: Clowe suffered a concussion Thursday night
Nov 7, 2014, 8:05 PM EST
He had two last season.
Wild woe: Parise diagnosed with concussion
Nov 6, 2014, 12:08 PM EST
He'd already been ruled out of the club's upcoming three-game road trip.
Blues lose Backes, Oshie indefinitely to concussions
Oct 30, 2014, 1:03 PM EST
St. Louis' health woes continue.
Islanders place Grabovski (concussion) on injured reserve
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He was injured on Oct. 16.
Report: Isles' Grabovski is experiencing concussion symptoms
Oct 18, 2014, 5:08 PM EST
Early reports may have been too optimistic.
Report: Grabovski does not have a concussion
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The Islanders' forward was injured after heavy hit from John Scott.
Skinner (concussion) feeling better, could play Thursday
Oct 14, 2014, 1:29 PM EST
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Skinner diagnosed with concussion
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Real People Real Stories - Heidi Davis joins us today to share her battles and victories from her book, "Ariel's Light". These include Heidi's life as an alcoholic and the tragic death of her daughter, two very deep struggles that took her down to her knees and uplifted her soul to God.
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Lisa is very passionate about creating a space where we can all gather to share, laugh, and embrace all the experiences that create our Divine selves, and to implement the tools that we are all gifted with to promote love, healing, opportunities, choices, dreams & much more. She is delighted to take your calls viewing questions from the soul's point of view of the bigger picture to nourish the soul's wisdom, empowering each of us in our own personal journey.
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Bill Cosby's improper sexual approach & Heidi Fleiss' amoral business approach
With accusations mounting up, Bill Cosby cannot deny a pattern developed with him issuing pills to sedate women disguised as herbal meds, cold medicine and other scenarios. Bill Cosby, a family favorite, having to stoop to new levels to get a non consensual sexual encounter? How power driven or was it inferiority he felt doing this? Also, how Heidi Fleiss's emotional make up and impulse control is still not in stage of healing.
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How much moxy does it take to crash the White House for a Black Tie Soire? We'll find out how the Bravo celebrity, Tareq Salahi of The Real Housewives of Washington DC made his way to Obama and the media spolight with the surprising security breach on Tamara Leigh's TREND ON with Heidi Feemster LIVE Wed., 11/19/14 at 10:00am CT on the Linked Local Network.
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Victocrat or Aristocrat? How a Heidi Fleiss call girl reeled in Larry Elder
ALSO KNOWN AS TIFFANY. TUNE IN TO THIS BREAKING NEWS STORY. The semi scoop is that a former hooker and alcoholic (who has a posted YouTube video about drinking and sobriety) is now engaged to a public radio figure who prides himself in living a clean life stemming from a work yourself up bootstraps father who owned a restaurant in the Pico Union parrt of L.A. The dichotomy of Larry's self building pride matched with a hooker who won't own her behavior is disturbing. Maybe she has reformed her life with her online Univ. of Phoenix degree but it doesn't make her a brainiac or worthy of a top radio host's attention. The second half of our show is about the intent behind Abraham Lincoln's emancipation proclamation and how that weaves into the Thanksgiving tradition. Bob will divulge the nature of Franklin Delano Roosevelt nationalizing Thanksgiving as a holiday and Jane will talk about the New England European transplants rudimentary beginnings on the event. (part of a Harvest celebration & rooted in the Church of England).
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Coming Apocalypse
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The decision to divorce your spouse is not one taken lightly by the parties involved. Filing for a divorce can quickly become a complicated and confusing ordeal, especially when children are in the mix. Another complication that could arise is a "missing" spouse. The court allows for these types of divorce, called a default divorce. If you have questions about or have considered a default divorce, listen to this podcast with Heidi Kuffel of Lavelle Law to learn more.
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In this weeks show we will be focusing on the law of attraction and manifestation.
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Spinoff - Will DD be an ungrateful monster?
Started by Tesseract , Jan 25 2013 01:49 PM
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Posted 25 January 2013 - 01:49 PM
Spinoff from the apology thread.
I was pleasantly surprised to see that I'm not the only crazy mother out there who doesn't do forced apologies.
But what about forcing pleases and thank yous? And by force I mean the child doesn't get the biscuit until she says 'please', then perhaps she is restricted from walking away/eating biscuit until she says 'thank you'.
DH and I are in disagreement about this. I model pleases and thank yous, I also say please and thank you on DD's behalf (she's 23 months), even to myself "thank you Mummy". I tell DD often that people appreciate it when you say please and thank you, so it's a nice thing to do when they are giving you something. But if she doesn't say it I don't push it. DH on the other hand is always trying to actually force her to say please (he's not so obsessed with thank yous, by then he's already distracted by something else lol!).
Anyway I know there are a lot of people who force please and thank you. But for those of you who don't - how is it working out for you? Do your kids say it? Or will DD really turn out like an ungrateful monster just like people fear?
Posted 25 January 2013 - 01:59 PM
I did the same as you and my 6 year old has beautiful manners. I also used to say it for him if he didn't. I got annoyed with people who would force it out of him because I could see he was grateful. I think manners are extremely important and being grateful will open your energy to receive even more. It gives you an easier life.
Edited by shanta, 25 January 2013 - 02:02 PM.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:01 PM
I force it.
Whether it's meant or not, it's still polite to say it. I did it hoping that it would just become habit and it has.
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Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:03 PM
I force it, and my 4 year old does it all the time, almost without thinking about it. She has lovely manners.
Nothing worse than a person who doesn't say please, thank you or pardon me.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:05 PM
Yes, I force please and thank yous. My kids don't get anything without manners, and it's just second nature now.
I was standing in line at a lunch bar the other day, there was a kid in front of me about 9-10 who when being served said "give me a xxx". No please. It made my skin crawl.
I'd overheard her parents talking earlier about how she goes to one of the most prestigious schools in Perth. I guess money doesn't buy manners.
Yes, I'm a judgemental cow.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:05 PM
I'm kind of in the middle. Sometimes I do force, sometimes I just do what you do which is say "Thank you mummy" and she repeats it.
It has gotten to the point now where 90% of the time she says please and thank you with no prompting. But if she does ask for something herself and doesn't say please I'll say "Well what do you say?" and she says "Please mummy!"
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:06 PM
I model it personally.
I DID do the whole "ta" thing for a while, but it got boring, so we just do regular please and thank you normally and my nearly 3yr old has picked it up herself.
I remember commenting to my husband about how she'd picked up saying plse and thank you and he pointed out it's how we talk to each other, and she copied us.
not everytime, but most times anyway so far.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:08 PM
I have to agree with you op. I prefer to model 'please' and 'thank you" rather than force it. Imo pushing kids to say it creates a battle of wills. My dd is 16 mo and already says thank you in the correct context. Sounds more like "ka ku" but I know what she means lol. I prefer that she says it and means it rather than saying it just to say it.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:09 PM
I encourage and model but don't force. I have had many comments on how beautiful my 4yo's manners are. My 22 month old has learnt both from us as well as her sister and consistently uses please, thankyou, and wulk (you're welcome).
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:10 PM
I modelled and insisted on please and thank you.
My DSD'smother did not model and did not require her daughter to say please and thank you as she felt it was something that would naturally develop. It didn't .
I don't know that saying please and thank you means the kid feels more gratitude but I do think it greases the wheels of social discourse.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:12 PM
At 23 months, the age of your child, I modelled it. My older two girls actually weren't talking that much at that age, so yes I would pretty much just model it myself, and praise when they did it on their own.
As they got older, I started to prompt - if they asked for something and didn't say please or thankyou I'd say "And what do you say?" and would get a response pretty quick.
A bit older again, and the manners were pretty good, but if I've noticed them dropping off, I would push for it a bit. And yes, I have done the whole not pouring a drink until I was asked nicely with manners! But that was when they were at an age when I knew they could use their manners and were simply being slack about it. Not when they were just learning to talk and how to say please and thankyou.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:16 PM
I model it, and I also ask them to say it. If they don't, I don't force them to, but I do explain why manners are important.
They have fairly good manners at age 3 and 2.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:17 PM
Depends on age - ovr 4's - I ignore until they ask nicely, without whinging and with manners.
Between 2-4 - I model, raise an eyebrow, and get more insistent when they are approaching 4.
Worked pretty well.
The 2 yr old is saying "pwease" and "sankyu mamma, thats lubley" regularly now.
Not usually moved by cute but this slays me.
Table manners are proving to be my bugbear.
Anyone have any hints for controlling the inner-savage?
Open mouth chewing and talking, lounging, elbows up at 90 degree angles, snags ricocheting across the table, fingers down on fork tines and on knife blade - so coated with food and the inevitable tomato sauce.
Meal times are worthy of donning a flak jacket and HazMat suit here.
****ing revolting.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:48 PM
I model and force. It worked for me. Rude kids get nothing was what I was brought up with, as was DH.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:55 PM
I'm the kind of person who forces it on adults (I'm close with, not strangers), or I say it under my breath for somebody else. I feel extremely uneasy if people don't say please.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 03:19 PM
I agree with both modelling and insisting. It never seizes to amaze me though to see grown ups force "please" and "thank you" but not actually use it themselves in their own dialogue.
Here is my chance to stand on my soap box and say I HATE it when old people say "What is the magic word". It isn't a magic word. It is a special word, a feel good word but nothing is magic about it.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 04:14 PM
QUOTE (gettheetoanunnery @ 25/01/2013, 12:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Depends on age - ovr 4's - I ignore until they ask nicely, without whinging and with manners.
Between 2-4 - I model, raise an eyebrow, and get more insistent when they are approaching 4.
Worked pretty well.
The 2 yr old is saying "pwease" and "sankyu mamma, thats lubley" regularly now.
Not usually moved by cute but this slays me.
Table manners are proving to be my bugbear.
Anyone have any hints for controlling the inner-savage?
Open mouth chewing and talking, lounging, elbows up at 90 degree angles, snags ricocheting across the table, fingers down on fork tines and on knife blade - so coated with food and the inevitable tomato sauce.
Meal times are worthy of donning a flak jacket and HazMat suit here.
****ing revolting.
I did this for the kids I look after, I made little stick people with their faces on them and I wrote a little story about these people. I called them yummy tummy people and I wrote about what they did. (not talking with food in their mouths, trying all the food etc) you could write what the specific issues are for your kids. At the end of the story these special yummy tummy people travel from yummy tummy land because their special friends *gettheetoanunnery child a and b* aren't following the yummy tummy rules and they had to go and help them out. Like a secret mission if you will. Then I stuck the yummy tummy people in front of their placemats to remind them of the behaviour. We read the story a few times a week at first, then less and less and eventually I only needed to say "Is this yummy tummy behaviour?" and the kids would know what I meant. I incorporated sticker rewards into it aswell and eventually the yummy tummy people went back to yummy tummy land. They make occasional appearances again when needed though. Hope it helps
Posted 25 January 2013 - 04:25 PM
I don't accept a lack of please or thank you from other children either. I will just stare at them silently if they don't use their manners and wait. If they don't catch on, I'll try and help them to see what I'm waiting for, but I'm not going to give in to a lack of manners.
I don't think I've encountered many adults that don't know how to be polite, but when my husband decides to not use his, I use them for him, condescendingly (when he doesn't thank me for handing him his dinner, which I just cooked for him, for example) in hopes he understands how unimpressed I am with the lack of his manners.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 04:33 PM
QUOTE (Jenflea @ 25/01/2013, 03:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I model it personally.
I DID do the whole "ta" thing for a while, but it got boring, so we just do regular please and thank you normally and my nearly 3yr old has picked it up herself.
I remember commenting to my husband about how she'd picked up saying plse and thank you and he pointed out it's how we talk to each other, and she copied us.
not everytime, but most times anyway so far.
Children learn the most by imitating those around them so you can pat yourselves on the back here. Sure, its not going to work every time but by talking politely to each other you are setting a great example.
It used to really annoy me when I was helping in the school canteen and no pleases or thank yous were forthcoming. I used to ask if they would like some manners with their order.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 04:47 PM
We both model and force too, although 'force' sounds a bit brutal, lol. DS's default at the moment is to bark orders at me. I just look at him and generally only need to raise an eyebrow to get a smile and a 'please mummy'. He knows that demanding what he want gets him nothing, but he still tries it on.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 06:27 PM
I model and insist on please and thankyou. I can't stand rudeness in adults -or kids who are old enough to know better. I think kids who aren't taught to say this automatically will find social situations awkward as its an accepted convention in our society. That and they'll probably get reprimanded for lack of manners by strangers, and I'd rather be the one teaching my kids what's appropriate.
Edited for typo
Edited by zogee, 25 January 2013 - 06:28 PM.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 06:31 PM
Model and force here. If you can't ask nicely, you don't deserve to have whatever it is IMO. I was raised very strictly with manners, and it is something that is very important to me. Nothing quite like telling another child they need to say please first, being answered with either a blank stare or rudeness...it's not hard to teach manners people!
Posted 25 January 2013 - 07:18 PM
Ì always have been very strict on manners, even though I am a completely half a*sed mother the rest of the time. I prefer gentle reminders to "forcing" the issue. To DH and I, being polite is something that should come automatically- it shows respect for the other person
The result is DD1 (6) has beautiful manners and her teachers have commented on what a lovely, polite child she is. DD2 (19 months) says Thank You and Excuse Me now - she doesn't say much apart from that but we think it's a good start.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 07:21 PM
I agree with modelling and prompting - forcing sounds a harsh word but have not given the wanted thing until please has been said, so I guess I am a forcer too.
Here is my chance to stand on my soap box and say I HATE it when old people say "What is the magic word". It isn't a magic word. It is a special word, a feel good word but nothing is magic about it.
Ive probably been known to use this phrase myself
I guess I could change it to 'whats the special word' but really seems semantics - I dont think anyone, even children, take the phrase literally.
Posted 25 January 2013 - 07:36 PM
I model, especially when they were younger.
Now I just give them the raised eyebrows if they forget.
I have to believe that they have lovely manners as I am always getting compliments on them.
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Second, quarterback Taysom Hill has had a full offseason to improve his game, unlike last season where he spent much of that time recovering from an ACL tear. This season, he was able to do things such as attend the Manning Passing Academy as an instructor.
While Hill did struggle during one of BYU's public scrimmages, he's actually thrown the ball well during much of fall camp. There's no doubt Hill is a better quarterback than he was when he started vs. the Cavaliers.
Third, the weather surrounding BYU's loss to Virginia is unlikely to happen again. It's uncommon for a football game to have a two-hour rain delay. While the Cougars still should have won that game, that delay did take the struggling offense out of what rhythm it had.
Lastly, Virginia and UConn are two different programs at different places in their development. The Cavaliers have a surprising amount of talent given how much they've struggled. In fact, Virginia has put together a Top-30 recruiting class every year since 2011, according to Rivals. For one reason or another, Virginia just hasn't been able to put it all together.
UConn, on the other hand, hasn't finished better than No. 65 in recruiting over that same time period. The 2014 class finished tied with Miami of Ohio for No. 117. In terms of recruiting, these two teams aren't even in the same ballpark.
Also, don't forget that the Huskies have a whole new coaching staff. While BYU installed a brand-new offense in 2013, UConn has to do the same on offense, defense and special teams. New head coach Bob Diaco proved himself to be a solid defensive coordinator at Notre Dame, but this is the first time he's been a head coach at any level of college football.
It's rare for a brand-new head coach to come into a struggling program and turn it around before the first game of the season, particularly if the talent isn't already there. UConn is a giant question mark.
Here's an interesting fact: BYU was a one-point favorite vs. Virginia. The Cougars are a 16.5 favorite against UConn.
Does all of this mean that BYU can take UConn lightly? Of course not. The Cougars cannot afford to lose this game given their current position in the changing college football environment.
That said, Cougar fans don't need to panic about the UConn game being a repeat of the Virginia loss last season. While this is a season opener on the road against a East Coast team, there's plenty of important differences between the last year's disaster vs. the Cavaliers and this year's matchup against the Huskies.
Lafe Peavler is a staff sports writer for the Deseret News. Follow him on Twitter @LafePeavler.
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