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1.the actions and activities assigned to or required or expected of a person or group"the function of a teacher" "the government must do its part" "play its role"
2.what something is used for"the function of an auger is to bore holes" "ballet is beautiful but what use is it?"
3.a set sequence of steps, part of larger computer program
4.a vaguely specified social event"the party was quite an affair" "an occasion arranged to honor the president" "a seemingly endless round of social functions"
5.a formal or official social gathering or ceremony"it was a black-tie function"
6.a relation such that one thing is dependent on another"height is a function of age" "price is a function of supply and demand"
7.(mathematics) a mathematical relation such that each element of a given set (the domain of the function) is associated with an element of another set (the range of the function)
1.perform duties attached to a particular office or place or function"His wife officiated as his private secretary"
2.perform as expected when applied"The washing machine won't go unless it's plugged in" "Does this old car still run well?" "This old radio doesn't work anymore"
3.serve a purpose, role, or function"The tree stump serves as a table" "The female students served as a control group" "This table would serve very well" "His freedom served him well" "The table functions as a desk"
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FunctionFunc"tion (?), n. [L. functio, fr. fungi to perform, execute, akin to Skr. bhuj to enjoy, have the use of: cf. F. fonction. Cf. Defunct.]
1. The act of executing or performing any duty, office, or calling; performance. "In the function of his public calling." Swift.
2. (Physiol.) The appropriate action of any special organ or part of an animal or vegetable organism; as, the function of the heart or the limbs; the function of leaves, sap, roots, etc.; life is the sum of the functions of the various organs and parts of the body.
3. The natural or assigned action of any power or faculty, as of the soul, or of the intellect; the exertion of an energy of some determinate kind.
As the mind opens, and its functions spread. Pope.
4. The course of action which peculiarly pertains to any public officer in church or state; the activity appropriate to any business or profession.
Tradesmen . . . going about their functions. Shak.
The malady which made him incapable of performing his
regal functions. Macaulay.
5. (Math.) A quantity so connected with another quantity, that if any alteration be made in the latter there will be a consequent alteration in the former. Each quantity is said to be a function of the other. Thus, the circumference of a circle is a function of the diameter. If x be a symbol to which different numerical values can be assigned, such expressions as x2, 3x, Log. x, and Sin. x, are all functions of x.
6. (Eccl.) A religious ceremony, esp. one particularly impressive and elaborate.
Every solemn 'function' performed with the requirements of the liturgy. Card. Wiseman.
7. A public or social ceremony or gathering; a festivity or entertainment, esp. one somewhat formal.
This function, which is our chief social event. W. D. Howells.
Algebraic function, a quantity whose connection with the variable is expressed by an equation that involves only the algebraic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, raising to a given power, and extracting a given root; -- opposed to transcendental function. -- Arbitrary function. See under Arbitrary. -- Calculus of functions. See under Calculus. -- Carnot's function (Thermo-dynamics), a relation between the amount of heat given off by a source of heat, and the work which can be done by it. It is approximately equal to the mechanical equivalent of the thermal unit divided by the number expressing the temperature in degrees of the air thermometer, reckoned from its zero of expansion. -- Circular functions. See Inverse trigonometrical functions (below). -- Continuous function, a quantity that has no interruption in the continuity of its real values, as the variable changes between any specified limits. -- Discontinuous function. See under Discontinuous. -- Elliptic functions, a large and important class of functions, so called because one of the forms expresses the relation of the arc of an ellipse to the straight lines connected therewith. -- Explicit function, a quantity directly expressed in terms of the independently varying quantity; thus, in the equations y = 6x2, y = 10 -x3, the quantity y is an explicit function of x. -- Implicit function, a quantity whose relation to the variable is expressed indirectly by an equation; thus, y in the equation x2 + y2 = 100 is an implicit function of x. -- Inverse trigonometrical functions, or Circular functions, the lengths of arcs relative to the sines, tangents, etc. Thus, AB is the arc whose sine is BD, and (if the length of BD is x) is written sin -1x, and so of the other lines. See Trigonometrical function (below). Other transcendental functions are the exponential functions, the elliptic functions, the gamma functions, the theta functions, etc. -- One-valued function, a quantity that has one, and only one, value for each value of the variable. -- Transcendental functions, a quantity whose connection with the variable cannot be expressed by algebraic operations; thus, y in the equation y = 10x is a transcendental function of x. See Algebraic function (above). -- Trigonometrical function, a quantity whose relation to the variable is the same as that of a certain straight line drawn in a circle whose radius is unity, to the length of a corresponding are of the circle. Let AB be an arc in a circle, whose radius OA is unity let AC be a quadrant, and let OC, DB, and AF be drawnpependicular to OA, and EB and CG parallel to OA, and let OB be produced to G and F. E Then BD is the sine of the arc AB; OD or EB is the cosine, AF is the tangent, CG is the cotangent, OF is the secant OG is the cosecant, AD is the versed sine, and CE is the coversed sine of the are AB. If the length of AB be represented by x (OA being unity) then the lengths of Functions. these lines (OA being unity) are the trigonometrical functions of x, and are written sin x, cos x, tan x (or tang x), cot x, sec x, cosec x, versin x, coversin x. These quantities are also considered as functions of the angle BOA.
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action; busyness; activity; employment; occupation; pursuit[Classe]
condition; civil status; civil state; marital status; position[Classe]
métier, activité (pour propriété de 'exercer') (fr)[Classe...]
fonction sociale (fr)[Thème]
dignité ou fonction (fr)[Classe]
condition sociale d'une personne (fr)[Classe]
niveau, qualité d'un titre, d'une distinction (fr)[DomainRegistre]
function (n.)↕
ce qui .. (fr)[Classe...]
par rapport à (fr)[Classe]
fonction, rôle d'un élément dans un système (fr)[Thème]
(lexical unit; word; term), (sense; meaning), (ellipsis; eclipsis)[Thème]
ce qui appartient à un système et y agit favorablement (fr)[Classe]
(lexical unit; word; term), (sense; meaning), (ellipsis; eclipsis)[termes liés]
les systèmes du corps humain (fr)[termes liés]
[ en fonction de ] (fr)[Syntagme]
function (n.)↕
calculation; counting; count; ciphering; computation; figuring; reckoning[Classe]
toute opération spécifique à un domaine (fr)[Classe...]
function (n.)↕
fonction de l'entreprise (fr)[Classe]
function (n.)↕
work - serve - act, move - perform[Hyper.]
conscientious, duteous, dutiful - officiation - berth, billet, entry, item, office, place, position, post, situation, spot - function, office, part, role - office - officiating, officiation, refereeing, umpirage - functionary, official - office, power - officiant[Dérivé]
duty, place[Hyper.]
function, officiate - celebreren (nl)[Dérivé]
function (n.)↕
ce qui appartient à un système et y agit favorablement (fr)[ClasseParExt.]
use; serviceability; utility; usefulness[ClasseHyper.]
quality - answer, do, serve, suffice[Hyper.]
advantageous, helpful, profitable, serviceable, usable, useable, useful, utile[Propriété~]
apply, employ, exercise, use, utilise, utilize - useful, utilitarian - useful, utile - utilitarian - useless - function, purpose, role, use - functionality[Dérivé]
serve, service[Domaine]
inutility, unusefulness, uselessness - nonfunctional - functional[Ant.]
serviceability, use, usefulness, utility[Hyper.]
function, serve - functional - nonfunctional[Dérivé]
function (n.)↕
routine; program; programme; computer program; computer programme[ClasseHyper.]
code, computer code - product, production - application package, application program, computer software, package, software, software package, software program, software system[Hyper.]
operation, procedure - procedure - procedure, process - function, procedure, routine, subprogram, sub-program, subroutine - program, programme[Dérivé]
computer science, computing, information science, information technology[Domaine]
function (n.)↕
social event[Hyper.]
function (n.)↕
relationship; relation[ClasseHyper.]
abstract entity, abstraction - oppositeness, opposition[Hyper.]
associate, colligate, connect, join, link, link up, relate, tie in - be connected with, be correlated with, be linked with, be tied up, be tied up with, cohere, correlate with, interrelate, relate - human relationship, relationship, terms - family connection, family relationship, family ties, kinship, relationship - relationship[Dérivé]
[ en relation à ] (fr)[Syntagme]
relation, relationship[Hyper.]
function (n.)↕
mathematical sciences[Classe]
(abstract)[termes liés]
relation, relationship - commute, permute, transpose[Hyper.]
function, map, mapping, mathematical function, single-valued function - mathematician - mathematical - mathematic, mathematical[Dérivé]
math, mathematics, maths - science, scientific discipline[Domaine]
function (n.)↕
toil; labor; labour; employment; work; job; function[Classe]
dignité ou fonction (fr)[Classe]
do work, work - bringing-about, causation, causing, defiance, provocation - carrying into action, carrying out, execution, performance - business, craftsmanship, employment, job, line, line of work, occupation, profession, professional skill, trade, vocation, workmanship - duty, place - religious rite, rite - deciding, decision making - semiskilled worker, skilled worker, skilled workman, trained worker - worker, workman - state[Hyper.]
cause, get, have, induce, make, stimulate - bring on, entail, give, induce - hasten, induce, rush, stimulate - function, officiate - officiate - place, post, send, station - locate, place, site - post - place - official, prescribed - arbitrate, ref, referee, ump, umpire - government officials, officialdom - official[Dérivé]
serve - administration, governance, governing, government, government activity[Domaine]
officiation - berth, billet, entry, item, office, place, position, post, situation, spot - function, part, role - jumalanpalvelus (fi) - officiating, refereeing, umpirage - functionary, official - power[Dérivé]
function (v. intr.)↕
accomplir une action (fr)[Classe...]
façon, manière de travailler (fr)[ClasseParExt.]
operation; procedure; working[ClasseHyper.]
malfunction; misfunction[ClasseHyper.]
work - physical process, process - operate, run - break, break down, conk out, die, fail, get stuck, give out, give way, go, go bad, go wrong, jam, pack up, seize up[Hyper.]
be running, function, go, operate, run, work - procedural - running - malfunction[Dérivé]
operative - functioning[Similaire]
idle, tick over[Ant.]
operation, procedure - functioning, performance - operant - functional, operative, running[Dérivé]
malfunction, misfunction[Ant.]
function (v. intr.)↕
être suffisant (fr)[Classe]
fulfil, fulfill, honour, live up to, meet, satisfy - serviceability, use, usefulness, utility - be running, function, go, operate, run, work[Hyper.]
adequacy, sufficiency - enough, sufficiency - sufficiency - adequate, enough, sufficient - function, serve - functional - nonfunctional - service[Dérivé]
function (v. intr.)↕
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Haiti Elections and UN Cholera
Statement of the Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network on Haiti elections and UN cholera by its president, Ezili Dantò
November 26, 2010Who will be able to vote is not clear – over 1.3 million earthquake victims are displaced, many don't know which polling place to go to, don't have their IDs, and the country is in the middle of a cholera outbreak that the Center for Disease Control (CDC) says is non-Haitian and originated from South Asia. John Mekalanos, a cholera expert and the chairman of Harvard University's microbiology department, said, "Evidence suggests Nepalese soldiers carried the disease when they arrived in early October following outbreaks in their homeland."
The mourning among the population, legitimate disaffection with the U.N., coupled with the disastrous humanitarian situation and exclusion, creates an electoral environment sure to cause very low voter turnout. This will minimize the voice of most of the people while amplifying that of the Haitian oligarchy, mostly sustained by NGO and U.S. aid funds, living in the luxurious Petionville hills, who have their IDs and are not displaced.
Another issue is that whoever is elected will have so little power. The U.N., Bill Clinton and other foreigners through the Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission (IHRC) largely run the country but are not accountable to the Haitian people. The senators and deputies "elected" mostly won't have a say in Haiti's reconstruction, and whoever the new president is from these exclusionary elections will only have a veto power over the acts of the anti-democratic, unelected IHRC. It's hard to imagine a lone Haitian president finishing his term if he should actually veto a U.N./Bill Clinton/World Bank/Haiti oligarchy initiative made under the IHRC.
Nations like the U.S. have influence in Haiti largely on the basis of promises of aid, even though they have not delivered the bulk of that pledged aid. Similarly, big organizations raise money in the name of devastated Haitians and have money sitting in bank accounts earning interest almost a year after the earthquake, while Haitians remain homeless, living atop 98 percent of the rubble still not removed, or dying of cholera by the thousands as a result of their water being contaminated by U.N. troops.
Many of Haiti's children have been out of school for 10 months, countless additionally traumatized from the brutal conditions in the tent camps, their parents having lost their jobs, everything, since the earthquake.
The November 28 sham elections are neither free nor fair, denies Haitians the right to self-determination, will not provide legitimate leaders respected by the people of Haiti and the insidious international community is only adding to its human right failures, indecencies and injustices in Haiti.
Forwarded by Ezili's Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network
Recommended HLLN Links:
Interview: On Nov.28 elections & UN cholera (22:28) - on Gorilla Radio, British Columbia
"Dollars for Every Haitian with Cholera. The UN and 42 NGOs are asking to be paid $607 dollars for every Haitian to be contaminated with cholera. That's right. The exact numbers are 164 million dollars for 270,000 Haitians to be contaminated. Do the math. There is money in cholera." (Genocide in Haiti. Carelessness or Malice? by Dady Chery.)
"The U.S., standing virtually alone in the hemisphere and the world, refused to call the removal of President Zelaya a coup, and announced that Washington would recognize the results of last weekend's elections to succeed Zelaya even though they were held under military martial law. Hondurans who opposed the coup had no one to vote for, so of course, the oligarchy's candidate won in a very low turnout." (In Honduras and Haiti, the U.S. Rules by Proxy - "Wherever the U.S. has the power to thwart the democratic process, it does so." By Glen Ford)
Disaster Capitalism in Haiti, New Orleans, Congo & Pakistan
Peacekeepers 'brought cholera to Haiti'
United Nations reluctantly agrees to investigate convincing claims Nepalese troops imported disease | By Nina Lakhan| The Independent, Nov. 21, 2010
"The accused UN cannot investigate itself" - Ezili Dantò, Oct 30, 2010
Haiti's case against the UN for importing cholera epidemic
Audio: Nov 1, 2010 Interview on London, England radio w/ Ezili Dantò of HLLN.
Recall that in 2009, I asked (Audio:) "What will we do if they poison the Artibonite River, that fertilizes Haiti's breadbasket?". See transcript at: Haiti's Riches: Interview with Ezili Dantò on Mining in Haiti, April 29, 2009 (See also- HAITI RICHES)
A chilling video testimony of brackish Red Cross water in Haiti- How the Red Cross ill-used your donations. For another compelling testimony on Red Cross delivering filthy water to Haiti victims ever since the earthquake, view also:How did the Red Cross spend $106 Million Dollars in Haiti: (Ezili Dantò's note: Amongst some of the testimonies that's not clearly translated in this most valuable video: a woman standing next to a small child repeating "no, no, no," points to a water drum with a "Red Cross" sign on it and says that even the water they give is not treated. She explains that she drinks it because she has no money to buy good drinkable water but suffers right now from a stomach ache from drinking the Red Cross' polluted water.)
The Haitian people appear to be as voiceless (their voices not being ligitimately listened to) as the Palestinians with regard to the management of their own destinies.
The world needs a (new?) effective world court or perhaps an alternative OEA to justly condemn and advocate for the reparations current and historical due in these cases. CARICOM?~Thank you.

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As part of the epic and random blog tour Candy and I embarked upon this week, many thanks to Jenny Gardiner (it's all her fault), I answered some fun and thought provoking questions about writing and Bosoms for Judy Merrill Larsen at her blog, Not Afraid of the F Word. (Ha! Neither are we!)
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Are you more driven by plot or by character? I'm a character reader. A very standard plot trope between two incredible characters will rock my world every time in the hands of a skilled writer. Characters, especially truly realistic ones, are definitely my preference.
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Bar stools I like and Harlowe pendant, and these would also work well with a change in the flooring to wood and both would work well with the subway tile. |
Bar stools are nice, but I couldn't sit on them wearing shorts. lol. They also look uncomfortable for scooting around on, even if they do swivel. With all the white I think fabric seats with print would be nice. |
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On The Road Classics and Mundelein Community Connection present the 14th season of Park On Park Cruise nights.
It's a wrap for 14th season of Park on Park! The season saw some great turnouts and we hope to see you all back again in 2015. Be sure to follow us on our Facebook page!
The cruise night specializes in pre-1977 vehicles only. By limiting attendants to classic cars, the event draws some of the finest vehicles in the area. We offer an organized event that has something for owners and spectators alike.
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Chance The Rapper "Back To School Pack" Mixtape Download & Stream
Chance The Rapper releases Back To School Pack, an early EP dropped approximately in 2010 Presented by Instrumentality. The 5-track tape has Features from Nico Segal, Joey Davis, Zekur & Akenya. Back To School Pack gives listeners a welcoming glimpse into the beginnings of one of the game's most promising young artists.
For most fans, the story of Chance the Rapper begins with his 10-day suspension during his senior year of high school when he began working on #10Day, a project that slowly became a real thing over the course of the following year. To some, it began in 2013, with the success of Acid Rap. But Chance, naturally, already had been working on music for several years, building up his lyrical skills at open mic nights and collaborating with his friend Justin (who, as the real heads know, gets shouted out on Acid Rap) in a hip-hop fusion project called Instrumentality.
Back then, Chance The Rapper was known as Chano (a name collaborators from this period, like Donnie Trumpet mastermind Nico Segal, still occasionally call him), and music was, obviously, still a budding interest that pretty much only his peers were aware of. Now that he's famous and making songs with Justin Bieber and stuff, though, there's naturally a little more curiosity emerging surrounding Chance's musical origins. Reddit user lavmar posted links to a stash of early Chance/Chano/Instrumentality material from an old Facebook page, and now they're making the rounds.
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Before Acid Rap, the only other mixtape we had heard from Chance The Rapper was titled 10 Day, which was released in 2012. Luckily enough, the internet has uncovered (specifically a user of the Reddit hiphopheads forum) more material from the young Chicago rapper. Back To School Pack seems to have been recorded sometime in 2010 and showcases Chance finding himself as an artist. While Chance's animated delivery is not yet obvious in this mixtape, his lyrics are just as thought provoking and his raw melodic talent is on display.
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Natasha - posted on 10/31/2009 ( 82 moms have responded )
my son is nearly 8 and wants to be on facebook, we think he is too young but at what age is right?
Natasha - posted on 10/31/2009 ( 82 moms have responded )
my son is nearly 8 and wants to be on facebook, we think he is too young but at what age is right?
Jessica - posted on 11/01/2009
I think that age is too young. I think we give kids a bit too much at such young ages. We did not have any of these technologies and we came out just fine. What exactly would an eight year old need with a facebook page. My daughter is 10 and is not allowed to have any of these types of things. I think this also puts our kids at a higher risk for predators. So for me personally I do not think you should allow him.
Holly - posted on 10/31/2009
My son (14) has an account. He used it for about a week, then stopped. He checkes it every once in awhile, but is too busy with other things. When he set it up, My husband and I asked for his password and username and we check up on him whenever we log on. That's how I know he's not on much. I'd say let him have a FB page or he may get a myspace which in my opinion is worse. We have that username and password also, but his friends post things I'd rather not know on myspace. Their parents are on FB so they tend to keep things clean. Also, if he changes his personal info on FB you will know, on MS, there's no way to tell unless you log in. Hope this helps. Also, whenever he is logged in, keep the computer where you can look over his shoulder. That way you always know what he's doing.
Arpana - posted on 11/06/2009
my son 7 hasn't asked for it yet but he does my farming on my farmville at times! Looks like there a rule that under 13 cannot open an acount. I believe we shuold respect that so the kids know that rules are meant to be followed. Eventually they will need to learn to use it and also how to protect themselves as we help them along. Internet is a wonderful and dangerous at the same time. Its important to supervise and if we don't have time might as well not expose them this early.
Andrea - posted on 11/06/2009
Hi! I was going to help my 9 yr-old son get his own fb account. I figured not many of his friends would have one, but that he could keep in touch with our out of town relatives and his dad who lives in a different state with it. When we tried they would not let him until he is 13 yrs. old. Just lettin you know.Good Luck!
Renee - posted on 11/06/2009
I didn't feel comfortable with it until this year. My daughter age 10 obeys the rules I set up for her, no quizes, posting of personal information, accepting friends without our approval, etc. She wanted to play the games with my husband and I so we set her up. No problems so far and its been a few months...Of course she is fine with us knowing her passwork and checking her page occationally (for safety reasons).
Florence - posted on 06/05/2013
lots of children are given false dates of birth but what im interested in is after Facebook accepting how can they find out other wise and disable account
LILYROSE - posted on 12/26/2012
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Why does an 8 year old need a facebook account? Why at 8 years old do you need to be on a social media account electronically. Go out and play!
Shona - posted on 11/04/2012
i think 8 is too young to have a facebook and i think he sood be a ballt 10 or 9 to have won
Megan - posted on 11/07/2009
After much hesitation, I tried to create an account for my responsible 10 year old, but it would not let me. I believe my 12 year old found out you had to be 13 before you could get one, so I'm making them both wait. There is probably a good reason why FB won't let them in. If you have to lie about their birthday to create an account, then I don't think it's a good idea. This gives them something to look forward to.
Leslie - posted on 11/07/2009
Facebook will not let anyone under 13 have an account. My daughter who is ten wants one. Mostly it depends on your child and if you can monitor what is going on. My nephew has one and even though he's 15 I don't thing he should. He's just way to immature and irresponsible.
Debora - posted on 11/07/2009
facebooks policy say 13 is old enough ,i still say best to keep it where everyone can view it .since my daughter has a friend who just had someone ask her if wanted to do it ?so her mother notified fb they closed the account advised her to not use a real name nick names with moms maiden name is safest .hope this helps you all.
Lisa - posted on 11/07/2009
You might want to let your son play games on your account. My oldest is 12 and next year she'll probably get an account. Right now I let her play games on my account. We have our computer in a central location and we all enjoy flairing while dinner is being made. She is on the computer on her own and has some other game accounts but I have her email forwarded to my account so I can keep track. She knows I do this and it is a condition of internet activity.
Dana - posted on 11/07/2009
Quoting Christine:
I thought it asked for b days to set up an acct...maybe there is something FB has done about younger kids? I would check into it.....
They do...legally you cant' have a facebook page til 14. There are lots of parents who allow their kids to lie about their ages so they can get them sooner than that. I guess it depends on how you handle your childs FB. Yep, definitly moniter EVERYTING they do on it...keep it set to private (too many child predators out there). I've considered letting my 11 year old daughter get one, but her dad says no, so we will wait.
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Why be online with a FB site with an 8 yr old? If 13 is the rule. Stick to it.
In this life of hanging around on the computer...versus playing outside with a ball and bat or a scooter...or a mud puddle and sand tables and counting acorns....or organizing them into piles...(using your brain to make up games) WE SHOULD NOT HAVE CHILDREN having their own sites.
Children have many years after jr high to take classes, and do their typing on computers.
At age 8 a good typing program might actually have benefits. But that is not all games.
There is a fun board game called FARMING game, and maybe your family would have a fun time playing it in real time...not computer time.
Nothing against computers, Im taking a brain break from working on averaging grades right now to answer some questions...then back to averages...but find some recipes to do with him, color with him, get some modeling clay , fill the basement with string and boxes and create a box city.... try something that not all 20-30 yr olds are doing(FB) and get the fun stuff of creating(and cleaning the mess afterwards) going....
When he has his first limo ride...it should be impressive, not something he did in first grade for a fundraiser at school.... so that when he works in college on a computer website, he will have the prior experience in early grade school of creating on his own time, putting his brain to work, be able to solve problems, and not simply, mindlessly keeping up with the clicks on some FB games.
Not that once in a blue moon the games aren't fun for kids... they just need to keep moving, not sitting in front of t.v.s and screens of computers, or with ear buds in their ears for ipods...etc.
Check out your nearest library, get to the zoo, drive to the wetlands, go to the corn mazes, roast hotdogs on some autumn bonfires.... Get out and have some real earth time fun. Im sure you already do these things... enjoy the sunshine! Enjoy the rain.
Pam - posted on 11/06/2009
Personaly I think it not a childs thing. They have school and other activities to busy themselves. I think at least 15 plus and even then You must consider maturity and responsibility.
Jamie - posted on 11/06/2009
Quoting Misty:
i think that it is mostly up to you my daughter is 9 and i let her have a face book but it is also b/c it is in the living room and i can moniter everything she is doing at all times so it is more i think where your computer is and if you are comfortable with it if you can moniter it easily then it might be ok but only if you approve
I completely agree Our Computers are in the living room as well and if it was in a separate room i would have a little bit more problem with it, but see her father and i are getting divorced and he went behind my back and allowed her without even letting me know she was on FB .. I will not let her have a myspace, FB is a little bit more safer for what she does, she only plays games she doesn't talk to anybody unless its me on the Im or something or her father or my fiance (her soon to be step dad) when she is over at grandma's in which my mom also monitors her as well, My daughter does know that it is not a safe world out there, she has seen and watch 20/20 about all the guys out there I know thats kinda weird but how else is she going to know whats out there if she doesn't listen to what they do and how they go about it. AT least she will be advised. We also have talked to her about the computer usage and as i have said we all monitor what she does, she goes straight to the games shes 9 and she doesn't know how to type very well, but she loves playing farmville.
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i think that it is mostly up to you my daughter is 9 and i let her have a face book but it is also b/c it is in the living room and i can moniter everything she is doing at all times so it is more i think where your computer is and if you are comfortable with it if you can moniter it easily then it might be ok but only if you approve
Kelly - posted on 11/06/2009
For those of you moms that allows your younger children - ages 5, 8. 9 - I thought that FB had an age limit in order to create one? Do you put their real birth date on their or make up a fake one?
Kristine - posted on 11/06/2009
I finally, after much prompting, allowed my 12 year old to have a myspace account, but only under the condition that I had full and complete access to his account, it would be set to private, and that I would be added as a friend. He used it for a few weeks to connect with some family members that are scattered around the country then essentially lost interest. When I started using FB he wanted to have an account there too. I agreed, but under the same conditions as for myspace and he comes on a few times a week to catch up with family and play a few games, most of which we are on together. He uses my computer and knows that I can and will disable any access if he posts anything unacceptable. He's a good kid, and I trust him - mainly because he knows his boundaries. I may or may not relax rules as he gets older, but I'll cross that bridge when it comes. My computer, my house, my rules and he knows if he doesn't toe the line, he loses it completely except for homework (and if it's bad enough, he'll be banished to the desktop that has no internet access)
Mia - posted on 11/06/2009
I think facebook requires an age far older than 8. There is alot of stuff on it that an 8yr old would have access to that most parents would not approve of.
Jamie - posted on 11/06/2009
Well my ex-husband decided to give our 9 yr old facebook but only allow her to play farmville or farmtown and the games on here. thats it. she only has people we have added in which we know. I think as long as you monitor it and he is responsible then it should be alright, but i think the normal age is like 12 or 14. not sure.
Jill - posted on 11/06/2009
Mine is 14 and 9, they both have one. My oldest daughter has my family and her friend's on it, but my youngest only has family. She has 2 older sister's in college right now and another sister that live's with her Mom (same father different mom). It's a good way for her to stay in touch with her sister's whom she doesn't see very often (her Dad and I are now divorced) so she really doesn't get to see that side of the family too much. I have both of my children's password's and am able to monitor what they do on here.
Theresa - posted on 11/05/2009
My daughter is 10 and we let her have her own account with restrictions no accepting friends without our approval no posting any comments without asking first and no playing the games without us checking to see which ones they were, and she has down really well with it.
Amanda - posted on 11/05/2009
My oldest is 9 and I let him use my account with me watching over him
Debbie - posted on 11/05/2009
I let my almost 12 year old just get one but he uses my computer and I can go on his account and check things out anytime. He mainly just wants to play the same games that I do so I let him. We send each other gifts on here and that's about it. My 10 year old wants an account also but I won't let him. He is much more likely to approve anything people send him and "friend"anyone who asks. He has enough fun with Webkinz World. I guess it just depends on how much you can monitor things and how responsible your child is.
Sam - posted on 11/05/2009
My little girl(8) likes playing some of the games, but I don't let her chat or exchange messages. She has an email account which is used very rarely, only me,her dad and one or two friends know her address. I wouldn't feel comfortable letting her use facebook for anything but games...like someone says in previous posts, why should they need to at 8 years old, here are plenty of other sites they can go on to play games which do not have a chat facility and are therefore safer for children to use
Jen - posted on 11/05/2009
I think it depends on your son. My son has one, but he's older, and has no interest in socializing with other's he doesn't know. He only wants on FB for some games, like Mech Quest on FB. But I've been monitoring him for year's on the internet..I know he doesn't pay attention to chat from others. HIs aunt could start chatting with him on a game, and he doesn't pay attention...doesn't even notice the chat. My nephew on the other hand, has a fb account at 9, but he's very social. Even with his mom there he'll chat with strange adults on social games, and try and invite loads of people to his friends lists. I'm not sure how safe it is for that nephew to be on FB...I remember catching him giving out what city he lives in over the net...
You can set the account to private, where no one who searches his name can see the account etc...or no one can send him msg's or invites etc. But a lot of game applications just don't count. Every game app asks for permission to gather all your info, and your friends info to run their application.....if you use your son's picture on his account, a game app may show it to all the other players, depending on the game. Like Knighthood as one example. I won't put my son's picture on his account....its some random picture of a winter-scene.
Michelle - posted on 11/05/2009
Facebook itself recommends 13 and up. I have a 12 year old and I have let him on my account so I can monitor what sights he is on and the games he plays, etc. Now, I am going to let him have his own account because he has shown me that he can use it correctly.
Kryss - posted on 11/05/2009
I would check with fb i saw on Hln that they had to be 13 but, if he desires the games and stuff mayb you could set up an acct for him and a guardian....i believe its like anything with kids they are yours and everything that you allow know that it reflects...so just use good judgement.
Ruth - posted on 11/04/2009
At 8 I let my youngest set up a club penguin account to play games and chat there. another kid friendly option is webkins. both of theese are limited and kid friendly & they don't use the childs personal info.
Colleen - posted on 11/04/2009
Hi Natasha~ I ABSOLUTELY agree with you! My oldest is 11 and I will not allow him to have one! Too many crazy people out there! Hope this helps
Casey - posted on 11/04/2009
As a young mother I dont think kids should be on facebook or myspace at all til their about 16 to 17 yrs of again. There are alot of things people post on their profiles that children shouldnt see and you never know who is and isnt a sex offender. I have a 9yr old cousin that has a myspace page and I know she sees things she shouldnt and also has grow people as friends that she doesnt know from Adam. Kids see and hear enough from school and television they shouldnt see and hear even more from the internet. Kids should only be online for school work and to play childrens games.
Amy - posted on 11/04/2009
My son is 11 and our only rule was that he had to add his dad and I so we could monitor it.
Kimberly - posted on 11/04/2009
I got a privacy policy from Facebook in my inbox last week and it said that a minor under the age of 13 should not give any personal info and is not allowed to have an account at all.
My 8-yr old stepdaughter wanted to play Farmville and we tried to get her an account for that only but it will not allow it. We will not lie about her age to get one. That is fraud.
We discussed it further to say that when she is able to get an account at age 13 that she will only be allowed to add family members and friends that she actually knows personally.
My step-daughter is allowed access to nick.com, disney.com and other sites of that nature. We have parental controls in place. And if she asks for permission to visit a new site (she is really good about that), we (her father and I) access it first. If it's appropriate, she's able to go ahead.
She does play World of Warcraft because her father does and her sister does. She only plays with people she knows.
If this policy regarding 13 year-olds and under is a new thing, I like it. I guess the other moms with 5 year-olds who have accounts must have gotten them before the new policy?
The key is monitoring. Know who your kids talk to online and what they are doing with the computer.
Lisa - posted on 11/04/2009
ooooh boy, my son is 8 and wanted a facebook account. I signed him up, but managing it is HARD. I couldn't allow him to be friends with me or my husband because my husband has friends who post not child appropriate comments. I set his profile to private, made it so you can't search him, and blocked everyone's posts. however the mafia ads keep popping up even though I remove them as offensive each time.
So--because of all that, I sign on for him, and will go to a game of his choice that I've okayed. Then I let him play while I sit here and watch. He takes care of his fish, his little pets and farms then he's done for the day.
Natasha - posted on 11/03/2009
Quoting Sarah:
My daughter is 8 and wants one to play the games but she is too young to have one. I allow my son who is 4 to play some of the games (best tank cleaner around) and my daughter plays some as well on my account. I believe it is up to you to decide what is appropriate for your children. FB is FAR better than myspace and I will NOT allow my children to have a myspace. My daughter has played World of Warcraft (a MMORPG role playing online game) because she sees her father and I play online games. I knew exactly what she was doing and who was online at the time. All her characters were in friends guilds that watched over her and she never chatted with anyone. Many people have disagreed with my family's decision but it was right for us.
Only you and yours can make a similar decision. I think exposing children to what is and is not appropriate online early is important and will carry on as they grow up. Stranger danger is not just a threat in RL but in the cyber world as well. I hope this helps you.
thank you very much, i have decided to make him wait, he can games on my account plus he has his xbox and tv in his room so i think he is doing ok, i thank you for not being so judgemental as i feel some responses have, have a great day
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Both my kids have facebook accounts but they are controlled by either myself or there father. Only family is added to there accounts as they have relatives that live across the country so they can chat to them. I think if you control it then it shouldnt be a problem
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My daughter is 8 and wants one to play the games but she is too young to have one. I allow my son who is 4 to play some of the games (best tank cleaner around) and my daughter plays some as well on my account. I believe it is up to you to decide what is appropriate for your children. FB is FAR better than myspace and I will NOT allow my children to have a myspace. My daughter has played World of Warcraft (a MMORPG role playing online game) because she sees her father and I play online games. I knew exactly what she was doing and who was online at the time. All her characters were in friends guilds that watched over her and she never chatted with anyone. Many people have disagreed with my family's decision but it was right for us.
Only you and yours can make a similar decision. I think exposing children to what is and is not appropriate online early is important and will carry on as they grow up. Stranger danger is not just a threat in RL but in the cyber world as well. I hope this helps you.
Kerri - posted on 11/03/2009
i told my kids that they cant have one till they are at least 14 or 15 i feel that it can be dangerous if they dont know who they are friends with
Jodi - posted on 11/03/2009
I just tried setting my almost 9 year old son up an account tonight. I used all his info and it told me he was denied. I thought it was b/c I used his real age... He just wants to play games
Dawnell - posted on 11/03/2009
I think that the best age is where they are old enough to understand and not "react to" what their friends post. I have 2 children myself...one 12 and the other 10 (almost) and I do not feel that they are old enough yet to not be sucked in by the "peer pressures"... that is just one more thing they do not need to worry about at such impressionable ages.
Christine - posted on 11/03/2009
fb says that you need to be 13 to have an account.
Jennifer - posted on 11/02/2009
fb stated that they have to be 13 to have one. My son 9 yr wants one too, play the farm game
Azure - posted on 11/02/2009
My son id 15 and I just let him get on facebook. My feelings on this are that your child should be old enough to know who his family members are so that he isn't being prayed upon by preditures who are looking for small children on the computer. I feel like a good age would be at least 11 or 12. I have a nephew who will be 9 and he has a facebook but I don't deel like it was the right thing to do.
Toni - posted on 11/02/2009
My daughter is eight and isn't even interested in fb. But I believe that is too young. If you do it I would monitor his activities closely. Just my opinion. They should have a site like fb for children.
Kim - posted on 11/02/2009
Quoting natasha:
how old should your child be before they are allowed their own facebook account
my son is nearly 8 and wants to be on facebook, we think he is too young but at what age is right?
I personally think that 8 is 2 young. Maybe 15 & mature!!!
Charlie - posted on 11/02/2009
I have been debating the same thing, my girls are 10 and 11 years old, so what i do is let them play games under my account, just don't let them chat, but if any of my friends start to chat with me, I make them tell them that "Mommy isn't at the computer and she will get back with you later". One safe site for games that don't require any information that my girls' absolutely love is http://www.netives.com. if that's any help there.
Heidi - posted on 11/02/2009
My son is 10 1/2 and has an account and he has had it for almost 2 years now. He uses it from time to time to chat with friends and stay in touch with family that is over seas. His account is limited. Like most of the other moms I say it depends on there maturity level and as long as you monitor it, it should be fine.
Amy - posted on 11/02/2009
My child does go on ICarly and stuff for kids and even then eith myself or my husband are down stars with jim at all times and watch over him. We know his passwordand user name. What I love about ICarly is thay do not ask for your real neam. They go by your user name. He also goes on Webkins. That is so cure and he loves it. Friends can send him a gift. We do not use that because we do not know how but he loves the games. He does other activites on there. We have the user name and password. So that is not a problem.I even tried to make him his own email but yahoo would not let it go through so we did not prosue it. He never asked for one but ICarly was having problems and asked for the childs email and a parents email but could not do it. We went to the site and it was back to the way it used to be so I dod not need to have an email for my son. Rules are rules and I am not lieing for him or anyone else.
Alanna - posted on 11/01/2009
If you sit there while he is on it and make the decisions about everything and anything that goes on with his account, I dont see the harm. My daughter is 5, she clicks on a few things in mafia wars for me (lol) but she likes her kidscbc site, and iCarly, maybe he would like a site that is made for kids?
Amy - posted on 11/01/2009
My son is 8 and He does not have any account. He does not have and emaik address or anything and we will not allow it. He sees me on fb and circle of Moms but he never even asks to be on it. He does not know ANY of the passwords to my emails, fb or circle of Moms. I do not put his birthday on COM or anywhere. I used to have my birthday on both accounts but now do not allow it to be shown. My husband saw other had their birthday on and he was so upset. He said someone could rob you and all that. So I took my birhtday off. If someone asks I will give it to them. I am very careful not to have pple I do not know as friends. I do not put my picture of me or my son on here. I do not like to see pictures of children on fb. My husband would be furious if I would put my picture or my sons picture up. People told me I should put mine up but I will not do it. I do not know how fb lets children under the age limit on and does not know. That is scary. No offence but you do not know what could happen. Maybe when he gets older I will let him have email but not for a while. No facebook for a long time. Good luck and even my son does not know why people have their childrens pictures on fb. He said Mom that is dangerous I said I know she He might be ok but I would not let him on here.
Ilene - posted on 11/01/2009
13 is the posted age under "Help" in the Facebook user information.
Katherine - posted on 11/01/2009
None of my children are to have any web/internet accounts until they are at least 18. There are too many predators and pedophiles out there. Why do you even have to ask?!
My children do have email accounts, direct between their grandparents and themselves. Everything else is blocked out.
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I have a wall in the kitchen remodel that I will put a cabinet depth refrigerator in. My dilemma is on one side of the fridge because of the door opening into the kitchen, the depth of the cabinet is only 19 inches. On the other side of the refrigerator, I need the 24 inches to accommodate a microwave drawer. I'm looking for any suggestions so that this will not look odd. Looking for ideas on how to transition the 19 inch into the fridge. I don't really want to walk in and just see the side of the fridge. I've attached a sample drawing in which an angled cabinet was placed on either side of the refrigerator.. This would lose the 24 inch depth that I do need on the one side of the refrigerator. |
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- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Tue, Aug 12, 14 at 19:18
I think if you just did 19" depth top and bottom (or a full height floor to ceiling that the extra 5" of fridge protruding will not be a big deal. I think the above looks awkward or contrived and may draw attention. |
If I understand you correctly, you will have 19" deep base cabs on one side and 24" deep base cabs on the other. I would just do these straight across and ignore the asymmetry. You might use the shallower countertop on the left as a beverage center, which could make it look as if you meant it to be shallower. I also quite like Palimpset's idea to make the cabinet on the left into a pantry style cabinet without a countertop and long doors. Or--and I am editing my original post to add this, you could angle the left cabinet as in the sketch below, making a triangular pantry. I really think this may be the best bet. Either way you can still accommodate the MW drawer on the right. |
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Can you move the fridge to the end of that run? Then it would not look so much like the prow of a ship cutting the waves of your kitchen. Can you post photos of your kitchen and a to-scale proposed layout? It seems to me there might be an overlooked better option out there. |
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'Chuck,' 'Gossip Girl' Top Most Pirated TV Show List
You're not likely to see 'The Walking Dead' and '90210' show up on the same list very often. Well, except for torrent website Pirate Bay's ranking of the most pirated TV shows.
It's no surprise that premium cable shows are ranked throughout the list, but the other random entries make it hard to pin down any sort of overall trend.
There are genre shows such as 'Chuck' and 'The Walking Dead,' both of which have a strong niche audience. Then there's '90210' and 'Gossip Girl.' They would indicate an already known fact: Young, tech-savvy viewers are doing the downloading. But there are some surprises, like one very popular Canadian series and several US shows that pull in mediocre ratings.
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TV 101: An open letter to TV executives about why you should stop worrying and learn to love PIRACY
As you can probably tell, I spend a lot of time thinking about you guys and your tough job of coming up with so many creative shows. I don't envy your having to sort through pile after pile of successful European reality shows trying to find one uncomplicated enough for American audiences. I don't know how you do it!
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Heroes tops the list of most pirated TV shows of 2007
And here I thought it was According to Jim. Who knew? Maybe this year.
Until then, NBC's Heroes is the number one most pirated TV show of 2007, according to a list compiled on TorrentFreak. Nearly 2.5 million illegal downloads were made of the super-hero program, with the BBC program Top Gear coming in second at about 1.2 million. Others on the list are Battlestar Galactica (706,000), 24 (524,000) and Scrubs (tenth on the list at 427,000 downloads).
Here's my question concerning all of this...why is this still illegal?
BSkyB and Virgin dispute leaves millions of Brits without Lost
The Sky One channel on Virgin is one of the cable provider's most popular. So unless Virgin can work out deals to provide the same content to their subscribers on another channel, the longer the dispute continues the more angry customers they're going to have to deal with.
At this point, die-hard Simpsons fans are left with few choices. They can subscribe to BSkyB or turn to piracy. iTunes and most other online video stores that sell television episodes are only available to US customers.
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Skype creators prepare to launch global broadband network
Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis, the brains behind Skype and Kazaa, are preparing to launch the first global television network later this year. The new service, called Joost, has already garnered interest from Endemol TV (Fear Factor, Deal or No Deal and 1 Vs. 100), September Films (Beauty and the Geek, Bridezillas) and the Indy Racing League, all of which will be providing content, though what that content will be is unknown at the time.
The creators hope to provide entertainment for viewers using a format that will also allow content providers to keep their shows safe from piracy. The new venture already has several advertisers lined up, which is no doubt due to the popularity of both Skype and Kazaa.
Speaking as a viewer who isn't exactly tech-savvy, I have to say that the success of Joost will come down to how easy it is to use. I've said before that a large part of YouTube's success is that it's incredibly simple to find and watch videos. As long as Joost doesn't over-complicate things and actually provide worthwhile content, it might be worth checking out.
Things I Hate About TV: Video on the web
I'd imagine that, for most of you, I don't even really need to go into details on this one. Just reading the phrase 'video on the web' probably conjures plenty of your own experiences fighting with technology to get your dander up. Why? Why does it have to be so damned complicated to put a video file on the internet?
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Hamilton coach Kevin Hartwig wasn't sure what this year's boys basketball team's identity needed to be.
He still isn't – it's only the beginning of December – but a championship at the Fear the Hop tournament last weekend helped shine a light.
The Huskies beat Phoenix Carl Hayden, Skyline, Mesa and Red Mountain to win the tournament at Mesa High School, and did so with defense and enough perimeter shooting to ease a few question marks about this group (at least temporarily).
Mesa took third place with a down-to-the-wire 49-46 win over Carl Hayden, while Highland rolled past Skyline for a fifth-place finish.
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Evans' ability to weave his way to the basket and finish the play – something Hartwig believed needed to improve from last year – helped collapse defenses and set up a few open looks from outside throughout the tournament.
"They worked hard. It was exciting for the kids," Hartwig said. "There's a long way to go but some pretty good things to build on, we've got some work to do."
In beating the Lions for the championship, Hamilton got a boost from 6-foot-7 forward James Sosinski, the football team's backup quarterback who made it from University of Phoenix Stadium after the Huskies' loss to Mountain Pointe, back to Mesa "three minutes before tip-off," according to Hartwig. Sosinski played about a dozen minutes but his interior play will be pivotal for Hamilton moving forward.
In the interim, however, the Huskies defended and rebounded, a key part of the team's future.
"We have to defend well and that's something we've done so far," Hartwig said. "Hopefully we can continue to improve in that area."
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Tornado warning sirens sounded during a passage of severe weather through Senoia, Brooks and Peachtree City Saturday afternoon. No significant damage was reported, although there were several reports of hail up to the size of a quarter in the area. The hail pictured was photographed on the back deck of Heather Ward, The Citizen's production supervisor who lives in Senoia. Photo/Scott Ward.
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HAMILTON Soccer Club finally has a place to call home after the Pedrina Park soccer ground was officially opened on Sunday.
The ground was opened by Lowan MP Hugh Delahunty and comes more than a decade after the club's inception.
Featuring a new surface, lighting and drainage system, the ground will allow the club to play day and night matches at a semi professional level.
Valued at nearly $500,000, the project was funded by a partnership between Hamilton Soccer Club, Southern Grampians Shire and the State Government.
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