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Our Department currently uses Scott NxG2, my question is when we are operating above a fire in the bucket, can we use Scott air lines with adapters that connect to the truck and our facepiece. 1 BC states that he believes this practice would in violation of NFPA, OSHA standards for breathing apparatus since we would be bypassing the Airpack regulators and safety features (ie. heads up display). I should also state that we plan to wear Airpacks in this situation but would rather not adapt each Airpack to allow users to use bucket air for just this situation. Given the times that this may be necessary, it seems far more prudent to have air lines available for whomever is operating in the bucket. What do you (other departments) do?
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If needed we have our Masks with us. Although I'm not assigned to a TL, of all the times that I've seen us use one for outside elevated streams it is rare if ever that the men in the bucket would need to use such an extended amount of air or even use their Masks at all.
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Well as for my career dept. I'll just use FFred's post! As for my volly company we have a 95ft rear mount tower ladder made by E-one! We have the system in our bucket so that we can plug into the rigs main air system. All our scott's have the extra equipment on them in order to use this system. We have had this system for about 2 years now and I have yet to use it or see someone use it. I think it is useless. If it gets that bad in the bucket where you are located you can either move the bucket a little or just put your facepiece on for a few minutes. If the smoke is so severe that you have to use the rigs air for extended periods of time how the hell can you even see what you are doing! JMO.......Don't waist your time or money!!
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We just bought a new tower with no air to the bucket. All the salesman thought we were crazy. But we just couldn't see the need. And for those few times when you really need your mask we've mounted two 60 min. SCBAs at the base so the crew can use these from the bucket. After an hour of playing around with a master stream you'll want a cup of coffee and let someone else have a turn. Of all the people we talked to during our specification process none had used the onboard air systems which also require hydrostatic testing and are subject to the typical issues with cables and hose that frequently extend and retract.
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Our new one has air in the bucket. Last one did to. I can't remember ever seeing it used. We have adaptors so the SCBA masks can be connected when in the bucket. No, the HUD does not work when that is done. The system is regulated at the main bottle, not in the basket.
"This thread is being closed as it is off-topic and not related to the fire industry." - Isn't that what the Off Duty forum was for?
Can any of these systems be retrofitted to supply through the RIC connectors?
I think that would maintain full functionality of the system, AND refill a partially empty bottle if needed.
But specifically regarding the HUD, if you are on piped air, the system will not operate the same anyway, so it is probably a mute point. If your truck uses a compressor, there will be no gradual low air to alarm, and if you are on the large bottles, the volume is such that the pressure alarm will likely go off with an hour to go.Never argue with an Idiot. They drag you down to their level, and then beat you with experience!
You can plug right into the EBSS system on the Scott pack, it works fine. If you have the detachable regulator that will work too. I agree with everyone else, I doubt I would have bought it again.
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We have two buckets that have air supplied via the truck. The ladders have a different SCBA setup that allows an airline from the breathing air on the bucket to go through the SCBA. It has been a long while since anyone has been on air in the bucket, but we do have the capabilities. As for the PASS or HUD (don't have the HUD) working...truthfully I don't really know, never tried it. However, if there was a problem where a pass and HUD are needed while in the bucket, the engineer is at the turntable and can move you out of harms way as well as having controls in the bucket as well. Personally I don't see a need for a PASS device to be enabled while in the bucket. FF's know where you are and the ladder moves pretty easily out of harms way or to get you down.
Just a thought- we added a couple of schrader valve (plug ins) to our air supply to the TL platform.You could put a supply line to it for bottle fill on upper floors, use the connect for a transfill, etc.
Sometimes the wind does shift the smoke back on you and it's nice to have the "extra air"."If Prometheus was worthy of the wrath of heaven for kindling the first fire upon earth, how ought all the Gods to honour the men who make it their professional business to put it out?"
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Bottle fills and transfills?? I don't think so. Bucket air is low pressure air - in the 90 to 130 psi range. Good luck filling cylinders with that. Even if you did have HP air piped to your bucket, Schrader fittings are also only rated for low pressure - won't stand up to 4500psi, or 2216 for that matter.
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Amateurs practice until they get it right; professionals practice until they cannot get it wrong. Which one are you?
'The fire went out and nobody got hurt' is a poor excuse for a fireground critique.
K.I.S.S. If you need to be on air in the bucket wear a mask. Having been assigned to a TL I can say that there are definatly times when you will need to put a mask on while operating in the bucket, however I am not in favor of air systems of any kind going up to the bucket. Keep it simple, bring your SCBA with you and use it when you need to, if you are flowing water and run out of air you have the time to shut down or drop down and swap out guys or cylinders. Most of the time the TLs are operating at large scale fires they are really doing no good, they are giving us something to do untilt he fire runs out of fuel, so don't kill yourself...
The schrader fittings were placed on the platform for air tool use. The breathing air on the platform is HP air. There is a regulator between the HP air and the schraeder fittings. The supply hose that is on the truck is for filling the 282's on the truck.
Sorry for the confusion."If Prometheus was worthy of the wrath of heaven for kindling the first fire upon earth, how ought all the Gods to honour the men who make it their professional business to put it out?"
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We have a fitting on our SCBA bottles to plug into the connection for the large airtank on our boom. We went without it for a long time due to the price, but it will make life alot easier. We had a fire prior to getting the fittings on our SCBA and we had to go up and down 3 or 4 times to switch out manpower. Sure the short time that we were on teh ground didnt really make too much of a difference because the building was a total loss but it became an issue...and FINALLY they got the money to fix the problem.
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Here are the basic questions that divide the Islamic World and the West:
What is the best religion in the world?
What is the only true religion?
For Westerners:
These are controversial questions that will NEVER be resolved.
And the majority of the world agrees to leave it to peaceful individual choice.
And that it is a crime to impose any religious will with force or violence.
Their answer is tolerance and diversity.
And the separation of Church and State.
However the Muslim Brotherhood sees the answers with a 100% obvious certainty.
And they will impose this on the world.
By diplomacy or by conflict; by hook or by crook... you will join the Caliphate.
None of this speculation matters. The fact is that part of the world is made up of a culture born in the 7th century and has not modernized itself. As long as the average citizen believes it is ok to kill girls who get raped, believes slavery is an acceptable form of payment, believes using violence to promote and protect religion is valid and continues to believe they have the right to kill everyone else for not being like them, this part of the world will remain a problem to everyone else and you can predict rather easily this muslim brotherhood will not be changing anything. To say it will get worse is really not a factor, the culture over there is already at the bottom for the 21st century. As long as they believe they can kill in the name of their god or their holy book, then it really doesnt matter who is in charge.
One very important factoid which is missing from this (otherwise informative) report is that Morsi went out of his way to appoint a permanent ambassador to Israel Sept 2, and again went out of his way to keep the appointment quiet in Egypt. AP carried the story, and WaPo picked it up, but the NYTimes ignored it. As have most of the specialized commentators.
So it's no isolated accident that Morsi is acting as a cautious moderate. One of Egypt's great sources of leverage in the region is it's special relation to Israel, not to mention the special relation to America that goes along.
The uprisings this week, I believe, do not show a rollback of the moderate Arab Spring movement. Rather, they show a fragmentation of the general public. This is understandable after a social upheaval, and it's obviously dangerous. But Morsi is an example of a canny leader who is willing to work the strings of power where they won't chafe the public. I'll even suggest that Obama is consciously playing along, with comments like "not an ally." Certainly Obama accepts that the US has baggage.
I'll grant that concern is warranted, but I think there is significant upside potential in the Morsi administration, and in the Muslim Brotherhood movement as a whole.
I would not be so confident in claiming that tolerance, secularism, or the separation of church and state enjoy such an easy consensus in the West.
Far too many far-right Christians are at work in the United States right now to teach creationism in schools and deny physical and legal access to abortion. They may couch it in the language of morality, but the fundamental motivation is religion.
Welcome to the age of Darkness. Pursuing an Ideology based upon 1400 years old dogma may yield nothing but chaos and failure. The lessons may be well learned from Pakistan and Afghanistan where Islam is the primary source of law and governance but both states are the epic center of lawlessness. Islam permits four wives at a time which is a clear violation of human rights as the sex ratio in the world is 101 man to 100 women and if every influential person keeps four wives then there will be no women for sex to three quarters of men.
most correct and would add another odd issue: reciprocity.
You wanna build a mosque in the West ? Go ahead.
Wanna build a church in Saudi Arabia ? Forget it.
Mmmh . It doesn't quite add up
Would it have been better that he not include what is now the party in power in Egypt?
Unless you're claiming that Obama's inviting the Muslim Brotherhood to his speech gave them enough clout to win the power they now have, which is complete nonsense considering their constituency's beliefs. Surely you would not claim that Obama inviting the Muslim Brotherhood to hear a speech of his would ingratiate the Muslim Brotherhood with their Islamist followers?
If anything Obama's move seems quite prescient and strategic now.
Just because Egypt's response to recent events isn't deemed to be acceptable by the U.S., doesn't mean the political situation between the U.S. and Egypt could not have been worse had Obama decided to ignore what was obviously a movement with quite a bit of clout to begin with.
I'm not talking about giving in to demands or ideologies, I'm talking about establishing proper political dialogue, and working towards common goals in the future after developing a better relationship.
You may be interested to know that there are many countries without a constitution, including the UK
The brothers won through the ballot boxes. That is democracy at work, whether you like them or not.
Don't think he is looking so shrewd this week. Who the heck would want to invest in the country with pictures of the street in an uproar?
Bad images, that make the place seem like Grozny, even if only a very, very small minority of people are involved.
Could be a bad week, but then there was that incident in the Sinai.
And the country needs aid from abroad. The Chinese may be providing some symbolic resources, but the main donors reside in countries whose embassies are currently being harrassed.
Not a good sign.
There is an easy and interesting answer to all of this anti Americanism... cut off all aid, all access to US visas, all access to US education, all access to US trade, all access to US arms, all access to US goods and services... (ie no dell computers, no apple phones, no ms-word, no intel chips, no internet....) and send everybody in these countries back to the stone age...
There is another answer - cutoff the financial, military and diplomatic aid to the apartheid regime in Israel and to the dictators in Saudi-Arabia, Jordan and the Gulf states and support democracy. Egyptians, Tunisians, and other Arabs have not forgotten the US us pportforMubarak, and all the other dictators that were overthrown with no support or help from the US or the US support for crushing the Democracy movement in Bahrein.
Enjoy. There is no halal rule on salad.
Despite the vocal religion in the US atheism is actually spreading and we are a long way from being a religious state. Moral arguments about abortion are a real challenge not just a religious dogma.
>"... OK, but there must be red lines or limits for the freedom of expression, as there must be a line to distinguish between criticism and insult and also there must be a respect for the Symbols of the people around the world also the personal life."
>"i think that the acts related to the free speech and freedom of expression need to have limits and not to be absolute open against any one in the world with fierce insults."
>"... any one in USA who can make a movie denying the Holocaust for example , if this happens in USA, I think that it will be a very big problem to the perpetrator."
I remember reading an Egyptian protester saying "wouldn't America be offended if something like this was made to mock Abraham Lincoln or Jesus?" No, because we are a civilized society and when South Park makes an episode about Roman Catholics being governed by a queen spider that encourages pedophilia we Catholics laugh and move on. Proof of this is that Adult Swim and Comedy Central are still standing and not firebombed. The Onion, America's finest news-source ahead of The Economist is still proudly publishing. We normally aren't babies and if someone makes fun of us we don't whine about it and ask for a public beheading.
Also, there are Holocaust deniers here by the plenty, and people who believed Jews did 9/11. And we have people that protest and say terrible things outside of military funerals. We don't try to kill them, rather we roll our eyes and move on.
What happens when Muslims in Pakistan or Indonesia burn American flags and show drawings of Jews as monsters made of feces? Do American Jews protest and throw rocks outside of the Malaysian embassy? Or when anti-Christian films come out of Turkey, and show Christians as organ-stealing parasites? We just don't care because again, we are mostly adults. What about the old American embassy in Tehran? The whole building is covered with vile, anti-American murals and every year the Iranians burn a flag there to celebrate the storming. Yeah, it's offensive, but the Iranian UN Ambassador isn't assaulted and dragged through the streets.
Probably the best thing about this is my girlfriend, who is Muslim, is offended that other Muslims are offended by such a boring and poorly made movie. The intermission in Lawrence of Arabia is far more captivating and offensive.
I'll conclude with Voltaire, who said, "I do not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." Thank whatever deity is out there that we still cherish that in the States, and that we never abandon that standard.
How can a president or a government have any authority to do anything in a country that doesn't have a constitution? In every other case I can think of, the first order of business after a revolution is the drafting of a constitution. If the situation is reasonably stable, the bureaucracy can run the day-to-day necessities of government without any legislative or executive direction, until a constitution is written and approved. But here we have Mr. Morsi doing all the things that a constitutionally-backed President might do (and more things than many are allowed to do), without any legal authority to do so. What's to stop a constitution from being written that abolishes the office of the presidency entirely?
Not really.
Key difference: Mubarak was largely secular.
Therein lies the dillemma with supporting democracy in the Middle East. The majority of the people support Islamic leadership, and, in a democracy, the majority get to choose the leader.
It is because of the above dillemma that the West tolerated (and even supported) Mubarak, as well as the other Middle East dictators, for so long.
I agree the US is too lopsided towards Israel - we need to take a more balanced, pragmatic, realistic approach to the Israeli/Palestinean conflict.
As for aid to the Gulf States: What aid? The US provides substantial aid to Egypt & Israel - but the rest recieve little to no direct aid (indirect aid via purchasing of oil....well, yeah....).
The US did provide support in overthrowing Quaddafi. The US publicly backed the overthrow of Mubarak - our direct aid was unnecessary and unwarranted.
The US did not publicly support the crushing of the democracy movement in Bahrain. At best, we remained silent.
Obama has taken a tact of minimal direct intervention in Middle East States. Our history of more direct intervention there hasn't prove so succesfull...
A constution is not relevant here. These people believe it is ok to sell a daughter into slavery to pay a debt(at least that was the excuse given by Egyptians in Los Angeles who had a slave for 8 years and she was payment) and then whip those same daughters to death for being raped. The bottom line is these people believe their holy book gives them permission to kill everyone for any ridiculous reason they can imagine and they can make law based on this same believe and enforce it with violence and of course they also believe they can wipe every other human off the face of the earth. Their culture is so far behind the 21st century, a Constitution is meaningless. For a Constitution to work, you first have to accept the fact you cant kill everyone in the name of god, because every individual has the right to live and your religious opinion has no effect on that right. The US Constitution is based on the concept of unalienable rights and right now the very idea of a person having a right that cant be taken away under any circumstance is so alien to them, they simply could not make use of a Constitution. All they would do is write up a Constitution, and simply codify in law the belief they can kill anyone for any reason. that is hardly going to be useful.
>"you should not expect the others to act like you and you should expect that those who are not like you might be the majority or at least a big number and significant proportion that must be taken into account."
I never expect someone to be like me, but the majority here act like rational adults.
>"not all the Arabs or All the Muslims, they are just a sample"
I never generalized that group, and never will.
>"dealing with these people is very hard especially if you are going to attack what is considered holy to them, and what if these kind of people was the majority"
AMERICANS didn't attack a religious group as a whole, one guy made a (boring, unfunny, and stupid)film. Anyway, we try not to pander to religious minorities. We don't force Amish people to use electricity, nor do we tax Scientologists. This whole idea is as preposterous as an imam in Afghanistan declaring that the west should use computers to place digital headscarves on actresses in American movies, since he considers it improper. We aren't going to change our philosophical and cultural practices because some people around the world are upset with the idea. I eat pork and have a greyhound. Does it offend some Muslims? Yes. Too bad.
>"in these case you must be very careful, and here is my point, the freedom of expression need breaks or limits or red lines"
I'm sorry we disagree. But no.
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Casa Raúl
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Lires (0.4km from town centre)
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Casa Raúl features a garden, shared barbecue facilities and outdoor seating areas. Located in the village of Lires, this guest house is 1.2 km from the white sandy beach. Featuring exposed wooden beams and stone walls, the bedrooms include heating and a TV. The private bathroom has a shower. Bed linen and towels are provided. Casa Raúl offers a shared dining area and a lounge with a fireplace. The guest house has tourist information available a
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Casa Lourido
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Lires (0.5km from town centre)
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This charming country house is just a 15-minute drive from Cape Finisterre, Spains most westerly point. Casa Lourido offers free Wi-Fi and a garden with a BBQ and a childrens play area. The elegant country-style rooms feature a flat-screen TV, heating and a private bathroom with free toiletries. You can also book one of Casa Louridos fully equipped 2-bedroom apartments. A daily breakfast of toast, homemade cakes, coffee and freshly squeezed
Prices from EUR 30
Casa Luz
Casa Luz
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Lires (0.5km from town centre)
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Located in the village of Lires, Casa Luz features a garden, barbecue facilities and views of Lires River. Surrounded by nature, this stone guest house is a 1-hour drive from Santiago de Compostela. Casa Luz offers heated double rooms with a TV and wardrobe. The private bathrooms come with a bath or shower. Bed linen and towels are provided. Guests have access to a shared lounge and dining room. Free Wi-Fi is available in the common areas. Cas
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As Eiras
As Eiras
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Lires (0.6km from town centre)
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As Eiras is set in Lires, in the heart of Galicias Costa Da Morte. All heated rooms have a balcony and views of the sea, the garden or the mountains. Rooms in the As Eiras Hotel have private bathrooms and wooden floors. There is also a TV in each room. The As Eiras restaurant serves à la carte meals, including home-grown fruit and vegetables. Special menus and packed lunches are available on request. Lires Beach is 1 km away and Fisterra is 1
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Cabañas de Lires
Cabañas de Lires
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Lires (0.8km from town centre)
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Located in Lires on Galicias Costa da Morte, Cabañas de Lires features an outdoor swimming pool and spectacular mountain views. It offers free bicycles and is just 15 minutes walk from the beach. Cabañas de Lires offers rustic-style cottages with modern conveniences, including free Wi-Fi, a 32-inch flat-screen TV and a large kitchen with a vitroceramic hob. The bathroom includes toiletries and a hairdryer. Guests can enjoy a country-style bre
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Cee (1.5km from town centre)
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Casanosa is located in Cee. The accommodation will provide you with a terrace and a seating area. There is a full kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a bath and a bath or shower. You can enjoy mountain view and garden view from all the rooms. At Casanosa you will find a garden, barbecue facilities and a terrace. Other facilities offered at the property include a shared lounge and a game
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Casa Ceferinos
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Frije (2.1km from town centre)
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Rooms at this charming rural house offer free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and countryside views. Casa Ceferinos is a 10-minute drive from Lires Beach, on Galicias Costa da Morte Coast. Located at the end of the Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage Route, Casa Ceferinos is less than 20 km from the beautiful Finisterre Peninsula. Santiago de Compostela is within a 90-minute drive. Casa Cefarinoss restaurant serves typical Galician food, including local se
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Hotel Rural Fontequeiroso
Hotel Rural Fontequeiroso
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Nemiña (3.3km from town centre)
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Hotel Fontequeiroso is a rustic hotel set in the beautiful Galician countryside, a short drive from Nemiña Beach. Rooms include a private balcony and a DVD player. This small hotel has a traditional restaurant, a bar and a garden. There is a comfortable lounge with wonderful views. Rooms at Fontequeiroso have central heating and a TV. They also include a private bathroom with a hairdryer. The Fontequeirosos tour desk offers information about
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Hostal Pereiriña
Hostal Pereiriña
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Cee (4.7km from town centre)
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Hostal Pereiriña has a peaceful rural setting just 5 km from Cée, and offers free public parking. It offers simple rooms with free Wi-Fi, a TV and a private bathroom. The hotel has a bar with a pool table and darts board. There are many beautiful beaches near the hotel. These include the blue-flag Praia de Estorde and Praia Langosteira. The famous lighthouse at Fisterra is 12km away. There is also good road access to the cities of Santiago de
Prices from EUR 23
Casa Castiñeira
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Buiturón (4.7km from town centre)
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Located in Buitirón on the Costa da Morte, Casa Castiñeira is a converted 19th-century farmhouse. It maintains many authentic features such as exposed stone walls. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. In the lounge-dining area of the house there is an open hearth where bread used to be baked. There is a flat-screen TV and DVD player. Rooms at Hotel Casa Castiñeira feature a private bathroom complete with hairdryer. They also include cable TV. Fo
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Albergue Camiño Das Estrelas
Albergue Camiño Das Estrelas
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Cee (6.7km from town centre)
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This hostel is set in the fishing village of Cee, on Galicias beautiful Costa Da Morte. It offers basic dormitory accommodation, free Wi-Fi in public areas and free parking. Albergue Camiño Das Estrelas is 200 metres from Cee Bus Station. Finisterre Lighthouse is 15 km away, making the hostel the perfect stopover at the end of the Santiago Route. The dormitory rooms at Camiño Das Estrelas have shared bathrooms with showers, and individual lock
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Hotel Insua
Hotel Insua
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This town-centre hotel is set just off the beach in the small fishing port of Cee, on Galicias beautiful Costa de la Muerte. It offers free Wi-Fi throughout. Located near the world-renowned Finisterre, the Insua provides a perfect location for exploring the Galician coastline. It lies just 300 metres from Cees new seafront promenade and the beach beyond. Try the towns fresh seafood at the nearby market or in the hotels own restaurant. This
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Hotel la Marina
Hotel la Marina
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Cee (6.7km from town centre)
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Hotel La Marina is just 300 metres from the beach in Cee, 20 minutes drive from Fisterra. This family-run hotel offers rooms with free Wi-Fi, a TV and a private bathroom. The La Marina has a café-bar where you can have a drink. There are also many restaurants in town. Staff at reception can provide information about what Galicia has to offer. The beautiful town of Santiago de Compostela is 1 hour and 25 minutes drive away.
Prices from EUR 44
Casa de Trillo
Casa de Trillo
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Santa Marina (6.9km from town centre)
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Casa De Trillo is located on the Costa da Morte, in the attractive village of Santa Mariña. It offers an authentic Galician experience, with traditional furniture. All of the rooms in the Casa De Trillo have free Wi-Fi, heating and private bathroom. They also have a TV, and some offer wonderful views of the Galician countryside. Throughout the hotel emphasis is placed on energy efficiency and sustainability, while the gardens are full of fruit
Prices from EUR 65
Hotel Larry
Hotel Larry
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Cee (7.2km from town centre)
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This attractive, family-run hotel is set in the village of Cee on Galicías Costa da Morte. It offers free Wi-Fi and in some cases, a balcony and views of the rias, 50 meters from Cee Beach. Set in a restored 17th century building, rooms at Hotel Larry feature simple, elegant decor and wooden floors. All include central heating, a TV, telephone and a private bathroom. Breakfast is served daily and the hotels restaurant serves traditional, regi
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Fisterra (7.2km from town centre)
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Featuring a century old Horreo granary in the garden and surrounded by a lawn, Dugium is located in Cape Finisterre, 5 km from Fisterra, in A Coruña. It offers a sun terrace and free Wi-Fi. All rooms come with a wardrobe and a flat-screen TV. Featuring a bath or shower, the private bathrooms also come with a hairdryer. Towels and linen are included. At Dugium guests will find a library with a reading area. There is also a shared lounge with a
Prices from EUR 60
Casa da Balea
Casa da Balea
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Corcubión (7.4km from town centre)
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Eco-friendly Casa da Balea features a whale-themed décor. Set in a traditional Galician stone building overlooking the sea in Corcubión, it offers a free Wi-Fi zone and a laundry service. Each of the heated rooms feature tiled floors and a flat-screen TV. The private bathroom comes with a hairdryer and shower. Some rooms offer sea views. Breakfast is available and the guest house uses produce from its own vegetable garden. There is a bar and te
Prices from EUR 40
Casa de Carmen
Casa de Carmen
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Corcubión (7.5km from town centre)
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This beautiful property dates from the 17th century and is just 800 metres from Quenxe Beach in Corcubión. Casa de Carmen features a furnished terrace with lovely mountain views. Casa de Carmen offers attractive décor with rustic features, such as exposed stone walls and beamed ceilings. It has a seating area with a double sofa bed and a fireplace, and the kitchen comes with a microwave, fridge, oven and a coffee maker. There is 1 bedroom and 2
Prices from EUR 120
Albergue O Bordón
Albergue O Bordón
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Cee (7.8km from town centre)
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Offering free Wi-Fi, Albergue O Bordón is located in Cee. Set 10 minutes walk of Porto de Brens and the Atlantic coast, the hostel has a bar and furnished terrace. The colourful dormitories offer a single bed and shared bathroom with free towels. There is a washing machine available, as well as a shared kitchen and TV lounge. An airport shuttle can be hired and there is a tour desk available for guests. Albergue O Bordón is 15 minutes walk f
Prices from EUR 12
Casa Bernarda
Casa Bernarda
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Corcubión (7.8km from town centre)
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Casa Bernarda is located in Corcubión, a 5-minute walk from the coast. It offers accommodation with free WiFi. All rooms have a wardrobe. They either have access to a shared bathroom or include a private one. At Casa Bernarda you will find a garden and a shared kitchen. Other facilities offered at the property include a shared lounge and a tour desk. The property offers free parking. The area is popular for hiking and exploring the countryside
Prices from EUR 30
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Renault arrive at their home race at Magny-Cours sporting not just a dramatic new blue and yellow livery, but intent on regaining their level of performance after failing to score in either of the North American races.
Fernando Alonso crashed out of the lead in Canada where Giancarlo Fisichella retired after leading with electronic problems, and neither car raced in America. Renault still lead the constructors championship, with 76 points to the 63 of McLaren and Ferrari, but the gap is shrinking.
"It is the home grand prix of the Renault people," Alonso said yesterday, "A lot of them will be here and a lot of important people from the Renault Group will be here again so we are very optimistic for this race, especially regarding last years results. So I think we will arrive here in a very good moment. We are leading both championships, the car has improved a lot again last week in Jerez, so we arrive in a perfect point this weekend."
The Spaniard also said that he is keen to put the Indianapolis weekend behind him, and not to dwell too much on the loss of potential points and the ground that Ferrari, in particular, have made up.
"It was a difficult weekend for everybody and not a fantastic feeling when you have to come into the pits, but those were the circumstances. Its true that we lost 10 points, but as Kimi (Raikkonen) says, always when we arrive at a Grand Prix we are thinking of points and we need to race and score points which is the main thing over the weekend, so hopefully this Sunday will be a good race for us.
"Last year I did the pole and then I had a close fight with Michael with a good race, different strategies, so it was quite an interesting race to drive and to watch also. So hopefully I think we can be very competitive here this year. The R25 is performing very well at all circuits and I think here, especially, maybe even more."
McLaren, meanwhile, have some more new things to try on the MP4-20, which was also very quick in testing at Jerez. Raikkonen, as self-contained as ever, simply said: "I think the car should be good."
Jenson Button, meanwhile, said that he does not think that Michael Schumacher will fight for the championship in 2005, despite scoring 18 points in north America.
"I think that Ferrari are about where we are," he suggested, referring to his BAR team. "We have maybe the third or fourth best car, but we are all chasing McLaren and I think that they have a clear advantage at present. I expect Kimi (Raikkonen) to be very quick this weekend."
Asked whether he could make it a three-way battle, Schumacher said: "I think it needs more than just another win here, honestly. But it would be the right way to go ahead."
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Shelf Life - 9/11/2014
In light of his "John Carter: Warlord of Mars" gig, Ron Marz discusses pursuing what you love and exclusively reveals a new story due next year.
SDCC: What's New with Tarzan, John Carter & Edgar Rice Burroughs?
At Comic-Con International, fans gathered to learn what's next for the heroes and strange lands created by the legendary Edgar Rice Burroughs.
Dynamite, ERB Inc. Partner for "John Carter: Warlord of Mars"
Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc. and Dynamite will team for the release of John Carter comics, archival material and the publisher's "Lord of the Jungle" line.
Andrew Stanton May Be Returning to Animation With "Finding Nemo 2"
"John Carter" director Andrew Stanton reportedly will return to animation with a sequel to Disney/Pixar's 2003 blockbuster "Finding Nemo."
Marvel Comics On Sale June 27, 2012
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "FF" #19, "Hit-Girl" #1, "Incredible Hulk" #10, "X-Men" #31 and many more.
Marvel Comics On Sale May 16, 2012
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "AvX: VS" #2, "Daredevil" #13, "Incredible Hulk" #7.1, "The Secret Service" #2 and many more.
Marvel Comics On Sale April 18, 2012
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Avengers Vs. X-Men" #2, "Incredible Hulk" #7, "The Punisher" #10 and many more.
Covers of the Week -- March 21
This week, John Carter returns to Barsoom, Princess Diana turns blacksmith, Aunt Kizzie goes back to her roots, Cliff Secord takes to the skies and Antlered-Zombie-Deer-Man...gives you the willies.
The Avengers, Skyfall, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: March 20th Comic Reel
Tom Hiddleston speaks to "The Avengers!" Leaked "Skyfall" footage hits the web! Michael Bay responds to "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" fan backlash! Plus, "Amazing Spider-Man" and more!
Why Can't Disney Make Boys' Movies?
With "John Carter" officially designated a flop to accompany "Prince of Persia" and "Tron Legacy," SPINOFF wonders why the House of Mouse has such trouble with action-adventure movies aimed at men.
Marvel Comics On Sale March 21, 2012
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Amazing Spider-Man" #682, "Supercrooks" #1, "Wolverine" #303 and more.
"John Carter" Producer Jim Morris Embraces "Pulp Shakespeare"
"John Carter" producer Jim Morris talks with SPINOFF ONLINE about the Disney action-adventure, his fondness for Edgar Rice Burroughs' century-old pulp classic and his hopes for a movie trilogy.
Comic Book Legends Revealed - John Carter vs Flash Gordon
Just in time for Disney's big screen extravaganza, discover the amazing behind-the-scenes connection between John Carter and the creation of Flash Gordon! Plus, legends about Spider-Ham and Superman!
The Avengers, The Walking Dead, The Hunger Games: March 9th Comic Reel
Joss Whedon, Tom Hiddleston and Cobie Smulders sound off on "Avengers!" Major spoilers for "The Walking Dead" hit the web! A new trailer for "The Hunger Games!" Plus, "Tron 3" plans and more!
Shelf Life - 3/8/2012
With Disney's big-budget "John Carter" hitting theaters this week, Ron Marz looks back on the influence Edgar Rice Burroughs' epic otherworldly saga - and the lovely Dejah Thoris - has had on his career and life.
SPINOFF REVIEW: "John Carter"
In the hands of Pixar director Andrew Stanton, Disney's "John Carter" is a satisfying sci-fi adventure that brings modern audiences all the spectacle of old Hollywood historical epics.
"John Carter's" Dominic West on Fake Tans and "Star Wars" Fans
"The Wire" alum Dominic West spoke with SPINOFF ONLINE about acting alongside Mark Strong in Disney's action-adventure "John Carter" and encountering devoted "Star Wars" autograph collectors.
The Avengers, Dark Knight Rises, Arrow: March 6th Comic Reel
Joss Whedon talks the Hulk in "The Avengers!" New "Dark Knight Rises" info from actor David Gyasi! New "Arrow" characters revealed! Plus, "Oldboy," "Men in Black 3" and more!
Lynn Collins on Female Roles, Dejah Thoris & "John Carter"
"John Carter" star Lynn Collins spoke with SPINOFF ONLINE about her portrayal of Martian warrior-princess Dejah Thoris in the Disney action-adventure film.
"John Carter" Star Taylor Kitsch on Acting and "Friday Night Lights"
"Friday Night Lights" star Taylor Kitsch discusses playing the lead in Disney's "John Carter," working with Pixar alum, director Andrew Stanton, and what he looks for in a role.
The Avengers, Men In Black 3, The Walking Dead: March 5th Comic Reel
"The Avengers" trailer breaks download records! A fresh "Men in Black 3" trailer! Robert Kirkman and Norman Reedus on "The Walking Dead!" Plus, "Brave" and more!
What's In A Trailer?
What makes the "Avengers" trailer so good, but the "John Carter" trailer so disappointing? SPINOFF thinks about the things we watch before the movie begins.
The Avengers, The Walking Dead, The Hunger Games: March 2nd Comic Reel
New behind-the-scenes footage from "The Avengers!" Shane's "The Walking Dead" fate revealed! First full "The Hunger Games" clip surfaces! Plus, "Captain America 2" and more!
"John Carter's" Willem Dafoe On Motion Capture and Learning Thark
Two-time Oscar nominee Willem Dafoe discusses his role as the Green Martian king Tars Tarkas in Disney's live-action adventure "John Carter."
Shelf Life - 3/1/2012
This week Ron Marz chats with comic artist, concept artist, fight choreographer and weapons instructor Rafael Kayanan about their mutual love of Edgar Rice Burroughs and the John Carter movie that almost was.
The Avengers, Man of Steel, The Walking Dead: March 1st Comic Reel
The new "Avengers" trailer hits! The first image of Superman and Lois Lane on set in "Man of Steel!" A new clip from "The Walking Dead!" Plus, "Star Trek 2" and more!
The Avengers, Prometheus, Game of Thrones: February 29th Comic Reel
"The Avengers" cast brings character insight! "Prometheus" viral campaign begins! New "Game of Thrones" poster revealed! Plus, "Ghostbusters 3" and more!
The Avengers, Brave, Star Trek 2: February 28th Comic Reel
The possible reveal of "The Avengers'" alien race! A new "Brave" TV spot! Cumberbatch & Quinto in a "Star Trek 2" showdown! Plus, "Deadpool" and more!
Man of Steel, The Walking Dead, Prometheus: February 27th Comic Reel
General Zod's speeches teased in "Man of Steel!" "The Walking Dead" finds its Governor! Guy Pierce's "Prometheus" role revealed! Plus, "Arrow," "Game of Thrones" and more!
PREVIEW: Humpries and Perez's "John Carter: The Gods of Mars" #1
Marvel has provided CBR with a preview of "John Carter: The Gods of Mars" #1 written by Sam Humphries with art by Ramon Perez. The adventure begins in March.
Dark Knight Rises, Amazing Spider-Man, Brave: February 23rd Comic Reel
Hans Zimmer speaks to the secrecy surrounding "Dark Knight Rises!" The viral campaign for "Amazing Spider-Man" revealed! A new clip from Pixar's "Brave!" Plus, "The Avengers," "The Walking Dead" and more!
Director Speaks Out on "John Carter" Title, Story & Budget
"John Carter" director Andrew Stanton discusses the approach to adapting Edgar Rice Burroughs' novels, rumors of a ballooning budget and the decision to change the title of the Disney film.
The Avengers, Daredevil, Skyfall: February 22nd Comic Reel
Special "The Avengers" promotional posters hit the web! Taylor Kitsch under consideration for "Daredevil" leading role! New "Skyfall" details in first director video blog! Plus, "Arrow," "The Walking Dead" and more!
Mayes Rubeo Looks to Earth For Martian Fashion in "John Carter"
"John Carter" costume designer Mayes Rubeo spoke with SPINOFF ONLINE about clothing the ancient civilizations of Mars, and how the upcoming Disney adventure differs from other sci-fi movies she's worked on.
The Avengers, Amazing Spider-Man, The Walking Dead: February 20th Comic Reel
New "Avengers" images hit the web! The first "Amazing Spider-Man" clip revealed! Teasers for the next episode of "The Walking Dead!" Plus, "Evil Dead" details and more!
Amazing Spider-Man, Man of Steel, X-Men: First Class 2: February 17th Comic Reel
Stuntman Ilram Choi speaks to "Amazing Spider-Man" acrobatics! A possible scene description from "Man of Steel!" Simon Kinberg teases "X-Men: First Class 2" script! Plus, "Transformers 4," "Zorro Reborn" and more!
Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc. Sues Dynamite Over John Carter, Tarzan
The family-owned company that holds the existing rights to the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs has sued Dynamite Entertainment, accusing the publisher of trademark infringement and unfair competition.
The Avengers, John Carter, G.I Joe: Retaliation: February 16th Comic Reel
Details on "The Avengers" opening sequence! New "John Carter" clips and images! Jon Chu and Dwayne Johnson talk "G.I. Joe: Retaliation!" Plus, "Man of Steel," "Arrow" and more!
Amazing Spider-Man, Man of Steel, Game of Thrones: February 15th Comic Reel
New details on the "Amazing Spider-Man" viral campaign! Possible "Man of Steel" trailer details! War is coming for "Game of Thrones!" Plus, "The Walking Dead," "Prometheus" and more!
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6142 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, OH
Submitted by: Doug Newberry
This community-organized fresh-food market saved the neighborhood from a big-box retailer.
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The Market is the first of its type and size in Cincinnati, outside of historic Findlay Market in downtowns Over-The-Rhine neighborhood. It is unique in its formation as a community business. After the IGA grocery store closed in 2001, neighborhood residents banded together to keep the building from being left empty or being leased to a business that didnt fit the needs of the surrounding population.
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When the IGA closed, elderly and transit dependent residents lost their only source of food within walking distance. The Ridge Market has brought that back. The entrance to the market was moved to the side of the building to allow customers easier entry into the newly- constructed atrium. The loading dock was demolished to allow auto traffic to exit on to a side street.
The city just completed a multi-million dollar streetscape improvement that gave the business district new sidewalks, brick pavers, unique crosswalks and pedestrian-level street lamps.
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Scanning your computer for malicious software is always a good idea. More than likely, if you are like me, you have more than one program that you use to scan your computer. Well I have another one for you: Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool. This is a portable program that you can use to detect a large range of known threats.
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Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool is a portable program that is used to check your computer for known threats.
Take note this program is an after-the-fact cleaning tool — it will not prevent your computer from being infected but will rather try to clean your computer after an infection.
- 3 scanning options: Quick, Full and custom scan
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Are Microsoft Antivirus/Antimalware programs powerful enough?
True, the program won't let you run the wrong version, on Win 7 64-bit, anyway. However, the link indicated leads to a page with a big Download button that only downloads the 32-bit version. For the 64-bit version, you must get to the second paragraph of the Overview and look for this: "To download the x64 version of Malicious Software Removal Tool, click here."
@corno: It is placed in %Systemroot%\system32 which normally resolves to C:\Windows\System32 – even on a 64-bit system.
Simply type "Windowskey-R", enter MRT and press "Enter".
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If the Tool finds something malicious, does it let you decide whether clean it? Or does it just go ahead and get rid of everything it considers malicious without telling you? I am unhappy with programs that get rid of things without your consent,


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The best time to teach respect, responsibility and resiliency in when children are small. If you have out of control teens, it is not too late to set up boundaries of behavior. Fair, kind and consistent discipline is the best way to work with teens and pre-teens. You will want to read more at http://www.amzn.to/kindlebyjudy
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Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem = Success in Life
Success in life, friendship, business, family dynamics and spiritual growth has self-confidence and self-esteem at the foundation. People who have a confidence in their personal worth seem to be magnets for success and happiness everywhere they go.
Encouraging Words for Teens, Adolescents and Young Adults
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Wow! Just when our children were raised and became intelligent, thoughtful and kind adults, along came our grandchildren
who needed encouragement and guidance. Today's parents and teens face new challenges which make adolescence more troublesome than ever before. But one thing will never change and that is that children, teenagers and indeed all human beings want to be accepted and encouraged.
Nagging is Natural, But Not Effective
When we nag teenagers, we annoy them by persistent fault-finding, criticisms, complaints and demands. We usually fall back on nagging when our children neglect some duty that is routinely expected of them, such as cleaning their rooms, doing homework, taking out the garbage, or picking up their stuff scattered all over the house. It is not the teenager we are irritated with, but the behavior that infringes on our space and comfort.
However, young adults fail to carry out their responsibilities for any number of reasons. Their minds and bodies may be occupied with their own interests and forget how important this task is to you and the rest of the family. Getting an adolescent to do what they should do or what needs to be done to make life run smoothly is not always easy. But, our natural reaction of nagging is not only non productive but often makes the situation worse.
Mentor Teenagers Into Positive Behavior
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Chore Charts For Children In Elementary School
Developing responsibility in children is important in most families. As I work with parents, grandparents, teachers and other caring adults who work with kids who are in school, I hear the following questions about responsibility;
- How do I get my child to do homework
- How do I get my child to clean his room
- How do I get my child to do his chores
- How do I get my child to feed the pet
- How do I get my child to practice the piano
- How do I get my child to speak to the family with respect
The problem is that responsible and acceptable behavior is different for every person and every child. When children are in school there are lots of new and exciting adventures that take their thoughts and energy away from the task at hand.
Difference between obedience and responsibility
One of the hardest lessons I ever had to learn is that you can't make anyone do anything long term. You can force your child to do their homework tonight by yelling, screaming and threatening, but I promise you he will dislike school and you.
The difference between obedience and responsibility often comes down to this simple distinction, Who owns the problem. If you realize that the dog is hungry and you fix it by filling the food dish, but punish or yell at the child, you still own the problem. You will be telling the child to feed the pet every day and he will expect you to tell him and then lecture or else feed the dog.
Obedience needs no agreement or buy-in from the child. The motivation comes from an outside force, in this case, you making the child feel guilty.
Responsibility, however, involves the acceptance and understanding of the natural (the dog has no way to feed himself) and logical (the child feeds the dog before he eats breakfast and dinner) consequences.
Chore Charts Tell Child What Is Expected
When the parent is in the telling position and the child is in the doing position, which means the child won't do if the parent doesn't tell. The chore chart is a wonderful tool for pulling adults away from always telling the child what to do and when to do it. Chore charts shift the responsibility to the child and makes the chart the regulator and judge, not the adult.
Chore Charts or job lists or behavior calendars get the emotion out of the situation and strengthens both independence and responsibility. The best advantage of a chore chart that has been agreed on at a family council is the "buy-in" from all parties. Everyone knows what is expected to be done and the time frame for accomplishing said task and have decided and agreed on the consequences if it is not done.
Schools are not the teachers of responsibility. Their job is to enhance what has already been learned and modeled in the home and care giving situations. Those of us who love the child need to find methods and techniques to help the child to assume personal responsibility for their decisions and actions. We increase the odds of teaching the child to work independently by being consistent and realistic in our expectations.
Be sure to check out http://www.responsiblechildren.com for a free report on "30 Ways To Get Your Kids To Help At Home." You will be glad you did.
With gratitude for the important work you do with children,
Judy H. Wright aka Auntie Artichoke, family relationship author and keynote speaker
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Responsible Children Make Responsible Adults
Parents want responsible children. The world needs responsible adults who will teach children in their circle of influence to assume personal responsibility.
Parents who allow children to experience the natural and/or logical consequences of their actions prepare them to be responsible, reflective, responsive, respectful and resilient adults. It is important to the future adults that we assist them to become self sufficient thinkers and problem solvers who don't have to ask or be told what to do in every situation.
World of Work Needs Responsible Workers
As business owners, we found many of those who had fine educations and technical skills did not know how to assume personal responsibility for their choices and decisions. It was as if we, the business owners and managers, were expected to re-parent people and teach them skills best learned as children.
Those young people who have those life skills of responsible attitudes and a work ethic, literally stand head and shoulders above other applicants. They are the first to be promoted and the last to be let go in economic downturns.
Competent Kids Make Confident Adults
What does it take for parents to teach responsibility? Every parent has a different answer and a different expectation of when and how their child will assume personal responsibility. One thing is for sure ant that is responsibility must be taught. It is not a natural skill and most of us would love to have others wait on and provide for us, but learn the joy of being in charge of our own lives.
Responsibility can be taught at any age, but is best when consistency and follow through is used in daily teaching moments. You cannot expect a 35 year old job from a 10 year old. Nor can you expect a 10 year old to assume responsibility for a task unless he/she knows that the ownership of the decision or problem belongs to them. Parents may have to occasionally jump in and help them do an unpleasant task or problem solve, but not do it for them.
Encourage Children to Make Responsible Choices
The more the child has the opportunity of "owning" the decision or task, the more he/she will learn and the more their confidence will grow. The purpose of allowing natural consequences to occur and designing logical consequences is to encourage children to make responsible choices.
This is teaching, training and guidance not a method of punishment. Parents should look down the road and envision their child in the world of work and help them learn problem solving skills.
You do not become responsible when you mature, you mature as you become more responsible.
For more information on teaching your children responsibility, please go to: http://www.kidschoresandmore.com
You will be glad you did!
In gratitude,
Judy H. Wright aka Auntie Artichoke, family relationship author and keynote speaker