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New Hampshire Man Shakes 3 Month Old Son Because He Was Mad at a Video Game
This ticks me off; I'd use a stronger word, but want this to get past filters. A 26 year old man from Newport, NH shook his three month old baby not once but twice. Why?
This ticks me off; I'd use a stronger word, but want this to get past filters. A 26 year old man from Newport, NH shook his three month old baby not once but twice. Why?
As a teenager, I can remember playing Super Mario III on the original Nintendo. The game with the bouncing palm trees on level two, I remember the ice world, etc. Friends of mine found warps, either by playing and learning or by using the game genie to finish, but here is a guy who found a glitch and beat Super Mario World in five minutes!
Monday and I'm back at work after a bit of time off. I hope all reading this had a great Christmas. Ours went down pretty well, just a few stresses but over all magical.
Today, September 12th is 'National Video Game Day'. If you're in your mid 30s or older you probably remember throwing in quarter after quarter trying to break the high score of someone you only knew by their three initials.
"Cat is out of the bag," tweeted Kevin Spacey as he and Activision unveiled the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare trailer, which both previews one hell of an action-packed game and prominently features the 'House of Cards' star as he readies to bring some Underwood-ian power-mongering to the video game world.
If you've been longing for a 'Seinfeld' parody with characters from Super Mario Bros., then hold onto your overalls because today's your lucky day.
I remember this game was the first or second game on the right at Goliath Family Amusement Center in the back of the Promenade Mall in Lewiston, where Tim Nicholsan and I played games for 50 hours. We did it live on WLAM in an attempt to set a world record. We didn't. But we ate well...Yianni's Pizza was upstairs at the mall....
Sometimes you feel like really taking your time with a video game, digging around, finding treasure, leveling up to maximum capacity. Other times you just want to run like hell. These are those times, and if you've ever played any of these games, and you suffer from untreated anxiety, you might not want to watch these videos. Speed runs can get a bit intense.
This is Kanye West. He's going on a Kanye Quest!!! AAAH! Kanye Quest 3030 is a new RPG you should definitely be playing if you like to play old school 2D RPGs.
Good ol' Black Thought. Not only is he an amazingly talented member of The Roots and Jimmy Fallon's house band, but he's also willing to admit on national television that he's a "game freak." And then willing to do rap to the theme from Super Mario Brothers.


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Freak water tornado seen in Selsey
A water sprout tornado was seen over the weekend across West Sussex.
It is thought the unusual weather is due to the warm weather and humidity we've experienced recently.
Water tornado spotted in Sussex
The water tornado that was seen over Sussex at the weekend was an unusual sight for residents.
Just as the name implies, tornadic waterspouts start as tornadoes do, from intense, rotating thunderstorms and generally happen in warm temperatures with high humidity.
Waterspout 'tornado' swept along West Sussex coast
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Thank you to Dawn Kee for this photo of a waterspout taken in Selsey, West Sussex a short time ago. http://t.co/D8jMRhloLA
Weather twist for Selsey as waterspout towers over town
@adamclarkitv yeh just saw it at the beach here's a pic http://t.co/np7Jd7Fdc5
Lifeboat launched as waterspout appears off Sussex
This dramatic picture was taken byAngela Daltrey who lives just off the beach at Selsey,- a town all too familiar with the force of tornados, having been hit several times in recent years. The lifeboat was launched as a precaution.
Goodwood Festival of Speed continues until Sunday
The annual Goodwood Festival of Speed continues in earnest today at Goodwood House in West Sussex. This year's centrepiece is a sculpture celebrating 120 years of Mercedes Benz involvement in motor sport.
Visitors on Friday will have the chance to watch drivers try out the hill climb.
This year's Goodwood Festival of Speed starts today
The twenty-first Goodwood Festival of Speed starts today in West Sussex. The theme is "Addicted to Speed". Motor sport champions - including drivers and manufacturers, will be celebrated during the event which lasts until SundAY 29th June.
Mother & daughter struggling in sea rescued by RNLI
RNLI lifeguards in Littlehampton have carried out their first rescue of the season today. A mother and daughter - both adults - were struggling with their inflatable in a strong offshore breeze off Littlehampton East beach in West Sussex.
RNLI lifeguard Brittany Jones, spotted the two women and paddeled out to them using her rescue board. She then helped them to keep afloat until ifeguards from Littlehampton West Tim Walton and Dan Seagrove Castle were able to launch the inshore rescue boat to bring them all safely to shore.
RNLI lifeguards will patrol the beaches at Littlehampton until 7 September.
'It was a busy day on the beach, but I spotted the two women just outside of the lifeguard zone and they looked like they were having trouble getting back to shore.
'It's situations like this where your training really kicks in. Thankfully, it was a happy ending, but we would advise all those visiting a beach to stay in an area where the lifeguards can see you, and if in danger, call for help immediately.'
Man's body found at waste site "could have slept in bin"
Police are investigating whether a Hastings man, whose body was found at a waste disposal site in West Sussex, may have fallen asleep in a bin.
Ben Far, from St Leonards, was discovered at the Rudford Industrial estate near Ford on Tuesday.
A post mortem examination showed the 28-year-old died from being crushed.
Detective Inspector Jim McKnight said:
It is likely that Ben's body was brought to the site by lorry having been taken from a commercial refuse bin. The refuse bin could be from a number of locations but is likely to be from a coastal location in West Sussex.
His death is being treated as unexplained and the investigation is ongoing into the circumstances.
We are appealing to anyone who may have seen or heard from Ben from April 15th to contact police with information as we are trying to build up a picture of his movements.
Ben had links to St Leonards and Hastings and was also known to frequent the Brighton area.
'Crushed body' identified at waste centre site
Police have identified a man who was found dead at a waste centre in Ford as 28-year-old Ben Farr.
The post mortem revealed he died from crushing injuries. His family have been informed.
Police were called shortly before 9am on Tuesday to reports a body had been found at the Rudford Industrial Estate near Ford.
Detective Inspector Jim McKnight said: "It is likely that Ben's body was brought to the site by lorry having been taken from a commercial refuse bin. The refuse bin could be from a number of locations but is likely to be from a coastal location in West Sussex.
"His death is being treated as unexplained and the investigation is ongoing into the circumstances. We are appealing to anyone who may have seen or heard from Ben from 15 April to contact police with information as we are trying to build up a picture of his movements."

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Awesome placePosted on 06 / 24 / 2014
My family of 4 (with two young kids) went on a day trip to Ottawa and we decided for this little place based on the HC reviews. And we were not disappointed. We called before to make sure there were enough vegan options and that there were also mild choices, since a lot of the items on the menu are indian.
Indeed, almost everything was very mild, spicy but not hot, very flavourful and unique. The menu is not huge, but quite decent, with at least half fully vegan. We has soups, a big salad, the vegan burgers with small salads and a chili/dhal half half on mashed potatoes. Plus three oh so decadent slices of cake---chocolate, carrot and resp. coconut. Plus some ready-made fried 'meatless' balls (sorry I cannot remember the name, the only hot item, but not too hot) and samosas---we ended up taking a doggy bag plus some extra samosas, a perfect lunch for next day. All my family loved the great food, the nice vibe of this small simple restaurant. nothing fancy, but very clean and a feeling of love and peace, plus the inspirational art and messages. And the staff (all female) were wearing beautiful saris and were so gentle. Indeed, a wonderful place.
My husband also had an espresso, the best the had had in a while---their coffees and teas are organic and fair trade.
We are definitely going back again next time in Ottawa.
Oh, make sure you know the address, if not they could be missed--- they are just next to a fire station, opposite Ottawa university.
If you are in doubt, don't hesitate, this place is a gem!
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Carla Swensen's story starts out much like that of most teenage girls who have grown up playing soccer since they were little kids.
They're probably hoping that someday they'll get a chance to play high school soccer, and perhaps play at the collegiate level, too. Maybe they even dream big, hoping they might have an opportunity to play on the national team with a chance to go up against international competition someday.
Well, that's where Swensen's story takes a unique, interesting turn, one that most teenage girls would never experience.
And the way the Bingham High School senior sees it, it's the opportunity of a lifetime and a dream come true.
Her mother, Josefina, is a native of Colombia, so 18-year-old Carla has dual citizenship, which makes her eligible to represent that South American country in international soccer competition. That rarity has presented her with a unique and tremendous opportunity — she is one of 36 players who has been invited to participate in the U-20 Colombia National Camp in October at Cali, Colombia.
From that camp, 22 players will be selected to the team's final roster which will play in the U-20 South American Championships early next year at Uruguay. The top two teams from the South American tournament will qualify for the U-20 World Cup scheduled next summer in Canada.
"This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me," Swensen said. "I've dreamed of this ever since I was a little girl, and it's somewhat surreal to have this opportunity presented to me now.
"Ever since I started playing competitive soccer, I'd go to practice every day and work hard and run and sweat and hope that someday I'd get a chance to play on the international level. So when that opportunity does present itself, you've got to go for it."
She admits though, that it was difficult for her not to be able to play on her Bingham High School team this season. And, since the Colombian trip will require her to be gone for several weeks, she essentially took a leave of absence from her normal class schedule and enrolled in several online courses to keep up on her schoolwork.
After all, soccer isn't the only thing in this young lady's life.
Carla carries a GPA of 4.00 at Bingham High, where she is a two-time 5A state debate champion. And she has verbally committed to play collegiate soccer at BYU in 2014, so she needs to make sure her academic standing doesn't suffer and she stays on track toward graduation in order to keep her NCAA compliant after high school.
"I would like to have played high school soccer this year because I absolutely love it," said Swensen, who starred for the Miners in the past and played in the preseason for them this fall. "It made me sad that I couldn't play this year, so I had to make that sacrifice.
"The thing with playing high school soccer is you know all the girls so well, and that makes it special. You've grown up with them and you go to school with them and you live in their neighorhood. You go to lunch with them and you sit in math class with them every day. That's what makes high school sports different is that you're playing with people you grew up with, your next-door neighbors, the kids you spent your childhood with.
"And it's neat to represent your high school and your community," she said. "There's a certain relationship you develop with the community, the fans and the girls on your high school team. There's something memorable and magical about being able to represent your school. You have your friends who would never go to a soccer game, but they come to the games and support you. And you get to wear your jersey to school on game days and get to know all the girls and the coaches so well. I definitely miss that.
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Most people pay someone to do their taxes for them. But, as one expert points out, there are plenty of mistakes people make when choosing a tax preparer.
"I think the biggest one is somebody who guarantees you a refund. I mean without seeing your material. That's a mistake," says tax expert Kevin McCormally with Kiplingers.
"Somebody will go in and say I can get you a refund of $5,000 if you give me $500 of it. Never work with somebody who promises you a refund," he added.
McCormally also advises filers to not work with a tax preparer who's willing to fudge some of their numbers.
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User talk:Stephen
The CAR update ahas been ready and waiting before that of Ukraine? Why ignoring that? And thailand(Lihaas (talk) 13:26, 23 January 2014 (UTC)).
- Neither of those nominations are fit for posting. The CAR item doesn't even mention CAR, nor explain CNT. The Thai item basically says a person was shot. With all due respect to him, that's one death. What are the implications or importance? Stephen 23:01, 23 January 2014 (UTC)
Dread Pirate Roberts (Silk Road)[edit]
Actually, this isn't a ridiculous claim - it's basically true; the fictional character name is passed along from one Captain to the next, to build reputation. See the article about the character, Dread Pirate Roberts. Hamid999 (talk) 21:26, 23 January 2014 (UTC)
- It's a ridiculous claim to assume a fictional characteristic applies to a real life person because they use the name as their anonymous internet nickname. Provide a reference where the name is handed from person to person on Silk Road. Stephen 22:54, 23 January 2014 (UTC)
- (coming here from the article)The claim is not rediculous, nor is it untrue. It's just unsourced. I remember a few months back news reports saying that this was in fact the case - that someone else had taken on the name. What is probably not true is that it was "handed down upon retirement" as in the fictional work. What I don't recall is if the person who claimed the title got it to "stick" in the eyes of the underground community or if his "claim" whithered into irrelevancy. Most importantly, I don't remember which news source I saw this in. No reliable source = not to be used in Wikipedia if challenged (especially on BLP-related subjects), and as it was challenged, it can't be used without a reliable source. davidwr/(talk)/(contribs) 23:40, 23 January 2014 (UTC)
itchy fingers?[edit]
whats the problem? satusuro 08:45, 20 February 2014 (UTC)
- Fat fingers on a tablet. Good job I have rollback! Hope all is well, Stephen 09:00, 20 February 2014 (UTC)
- hahah my brothers in law have huge fingers - also my son has my ipad at the moment... I understand... all is well ... hahaha satusuro 09:12, 20 February 2014 (UTC)
This matter was discussed repeatedly during the ANI. Neither of us is topic banned from any page. I'll abide by any future formal finding, but you can see that my edits, comments, and nominations have all been the subject of the other editor's comments and reversions. Unless he's admonished for that, and both of us are formally warned not to comment on each other's nominations (rather than addressing each orther personally, or mentioning each other's actions obliquely, which I haven't done, but he has) I have no intention of refraining from objective comments on nominations themselves. I'll provide diffs for the other editor's personal comments, reversions, and comments on my nominations since the ANI if you insist I do so under immunity. μηδείς (talk) 22:40, 22 February 2014 (UTC)
- You are not topic banned. You have an interaction ban. This means you are not permitted to reply to TRM's comments or nominations. Stephen 00:16, 23 February 2014 (UTC)
- You'll need to show me that judgment in the ANI or where IBAN policy states such a thing, and frankly I am curious why this is coming up now as opposed to, say, in the Sid Caesar nomination? (Was my opposition personally addressed to the other party, or somehow disruptive? Or were you solicited in regard to this?) Both of us have commented and acted on many of the same nominations since the IBAN. I'd prefer any advice come from a third party, given my criticism of your adminning of the ITN candidate page. I am not looking for this--I only respond because you bring it up. μηδείς (talk) 02:17, 23 February 2014 (UTC)
- Search for WP:Interaction ban, and read the second bullet. This is coming up now because that is the one I noticed. I'm not going to go back through any prior posts. As a regular on ITN I am involved enough to not take any further action, notwithstanding that I don't believe I've seen any unwarranted criticism from you. I'll post at the administrator boards for a second opinion. Stephen 03:21, 23 February 2014 (UTC)
- You'll need to show me that judgment in the ANI or where IBAN policy states such a thing, and frankly I am curious why this is coming up now as opposed to, say, in the Sid Caesar nomination? (Was my opposition personally addressed to the other party, or somehow disruptive? Or were you solicited in regard to this?) Both of us have commented and acted on many of the same nominations since the IBAN. I'd prefer any advice come from a third party, given my criticism of your adminning of the ITN candidate page. I am not looking for this--I only respond because you bring it up. μηδείς (talk) 02:17, 23 February 2014 (UTC)
Notice board[edit]
Sorry for the revert. You've probably realised by now it was a misslclick on a mobile device. Only realised it happened this morning when saw notification. Apologies again.Blethering Scot 09:05, 26 March 2014 (UTC)
IBM Mainframe closing note at ITN/C[edit]
Just a suggestion. You may want to change your note to say twelve years late, rather than two. HiLo48 (talk) 03:35, 9 April 2014 (UTC)
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Hello. You are the administrator that create protected Hackforums to sysop levels. I acknowledge this that this is due to the spam creation and the flimsy !keep votes on the afd, and the fact that after it was deleted, it was recreated. I'm not faulting you. Only, I'd like to request a reassessment in circumstances. Based on the notice of Blackshades malicious tool, Hackforums ultimately was involved and has produced reliable sources regarding the site. Would you mind getting a look at my draft of it and give me pointers on what to do/add/improve or whatever? I think that the circumstances have changed since then and that it is notable enough in reliable sources to have an article. Thanks. See my draft: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Tutelary/sandbox/Hackforums Tutelary (talk) 04:15, 26 May 2014 (UTC)
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Hello there, a proposal regarding pre-adminship review has been raised at Village pump by Anna Frodesiak. Your comments here is very much appreciated. Many thanks. Jim Carter through MediaWiki message delivery (talk) 06:47, 28 May 2014 (UTC)
Sutton Heritage Mosaic DYK[edit]
Now that the hook has been corrected, are you or is anyone planning to reinstate it? It would be good if it could be reinstated. A P Monblat (talk) 21:11, 7 November 2014 (UTC)
- When you get a minute, it would be good if you could look at this again. The hook as revised is fine, and there is no reason to continue to deprive this article of a "Did You Know". A P Monblat (talk) 23:04, 13 November 2014 (UTC)
- I pulled the hook in response to a Main page errors note that it was inaccurate and misleading. I have no issues with an amended hook going back on the Main page but I don't participate in that process. Stephen 01:02, 14 November 2014 (UTC)
- I understand, but do you happen to know what needs to be done to achieve a reinstatement? I'm very new to DYk, while the "regulars" seem to have lost interest in this nomination. It seems to be in limbo-land, and may stay there indefinitely unless some sort of action is taken, I fear. A P Monblat (talk) 01:19, 14 November 2014 (UTC)
- I don't have a clue about DYK processes. Can it be nominated again, with a comment to its history? Stephen 05:09, 14 November 2014 (UTC)
- I understand, but do you happen to know what needs to be done to achieve a reinstatement? I'm very new to DYk, while the "regulars" seem to have lost interest in this nomination. It seems to be in limbo-land, and may stay there indefinitely unless some sort of action is taken, I fear. A P Monblat (talk) 01:19, 14 November 2014 (UTC)
- I pulled the hook in response to a Main page errors note that it was inaccurate and misleading. I have no issues with an amended hook going back on the Main page but I don't participate in that process. Stephen 01:02, 14 November 2014 (UTC)
Revision Deletion Request[edit]
An anonymous user just edited my user page and inserted their email address (see this revision). I'm thinking this should probably be hidden, since most people don't actually want their email address publicly available like that. Thanks. demize (t · c) 00:03, 12 November 2014 (UTC)
- Done, thanks for thinking of his privacy. Stephen 01:08, 12 November 2014 (UTC)
Request for RevisionDelete[edit]
Hi there, a user with no history made an edit which was clearly disruptive and offensive. I reverted that edit. Further, another user claims the account used to create the revision is masquerading as his Twitter handle (discussion). Would you please delete this revision? Thank you! —Tony Webster (talk / contribs) 04:43, 12 November 2014 (UTC)
- Done, and the user blocked. Stephen 05:31, 12 November 2014 (UTC)
Typographical widow[edit]
Why did you delete my comment re the giant scallop FP text from Talk:Main Page? It was a perfectly valid and reasonable comment. In publishing and graphics, typographical 'widows' and 'orphans' are to be avoided. IMO, this one looked amateurish, and constituted an editing error. Sca (talk) 22:27, 13 November 2014 (UTC)
- You'd already had a response that the layout of the Main page is subject to a user's screen size and resolution, browser configuration, and a myriad of other figures. There were no strange characters between the two words. It wasn't an error, it wasn't going to be fixed, so I cleared the error report. Stephen 01:07, 14 November 2014 (UTC)
Merge discussion for Anaheim (train station) [edit]
An article that you have been involved in editing, Anaheim (train station) , has been proposed for a merge with another article. If you are interested in the merge discussion, please participate by going here, and adding your comments on the discussion page. Thank you. Fettlemap (talk) 04:28, 19 November 2014 (UTC)
Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center opens December 6, 2014! Fettlemap (talk) 04:28, 19 November 2014 (UTC)
Czar RfA[edit]
I know you must really like Czar, but you can only vote once ;)--v/r - TP 03:31, 29 November 2014 (UTC)
Brooke RD[edit]
Two orange maintainance tags and you post it? The Rambling Man (talk) 22:24, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
- WTF, how did I miss those?! The article I looked at was pretty clean; I can only think I had another nondescript american bio open and didn't notice I was looking at the wrong guy. Thanks for the poke. Stephen
RevDel Question[edit]
Hello! I found your name by looking through both Admins who are willing to provide copies of deleted articles, and Admins willing to use the RevDel tool. I have a request that is not quite either, but related, and I was hoping you might be willing to assist. I'm a non-Admin, but I'm interested in reviewing the content of a revdeletion. I understand non-Admins are normally not permitted to view this material, as it is intended not to be available publicly, but it appears a private review is possible if an Admin is willing to allow it or email it. Is that something you may be willing to look into? Thanks! Ries42 (talk) 18:30, 8 January 2015 (UTC)
- I'm happy to consider it, but can't make a call until I've reviewed the content. Please point me at the deleted revision. I have email enabled if you wish to communicate that way. Stephen 21:40, 8 January 2015 (UTC)
talk jimbo page[edit]
how can we use the talk jimbo page when the talk page is protected ? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 08:41, 13 January 2015 (UTC) You can't it is semi protected - 184.108.40.206 (talk) 09:56, 17 January 2015 (UTC)
yes, momentarily
Personal information[edit]
I looked at ANI for a currently active admin and I found you.
Can you delete some personal contact information put up by a 14-year-old? The information can be seen in the page history of the following:
Thanks in advance. Binksternet (talk) 03:16, 13 February 2015 (UTC)
- Done, Stephen 03:48, 13 February 2015 (UTC)
You should renominate. The CN tagged item is uncontrovesial, but I have hidden it, and the OR assertion is not tagged at all. So I have removed the page tag.
Plus, Isabella Rosellini!!!
μηδείς (talk) 22:58, 19 February 2015 (UTC)
- We've still got three of five body sections without a reference, which is against our Biography of Living Organisms policies. And the references that are there are all around the recent discovery. Stephen 23:05, 19 February 2015 (UTC)
WTF is your problem?[edit]
What was the point of this edit? I believe this is not the first time you are undoing my edits there. Last time I checked you did not own that page, so please refrain from making unconstructive reverts of my edits. Nergaal (talk) 05:13, 23 February 2015 (UTC)
Excuse me[edit]
May i use this image: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Piano_staff_blank.PNG And post them under a different licences, Cause im Currently composing a music and I don't want someone to remix or use it for commercial use without permission. --MrMonsterman34 (talk) 04:23, 7 March 2015 (UTC)
- You can use it for whatever you want, within the limits of WP's licencing. Stephen 00:32, 10 March 2015 (UTC)


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How much do I pay the pet sitter?
I've asked the local neighbor's child (14 yr old, responsibile) to stop in and feed my cat and scoop the litter box once a day every other day while we are gone for a week. Not sure how much to pay him. Really only asking for 5 minutes of his time, no play time, no cuddling time just feed, change water and scoop the box. I don't think I need to pay him as much as a professional pet sitter but I do want to pay the kid something. What have others paid per day and should I ask him stop every day or every other day?
I pay my cat sitter who is an adult and works for our vet $20 per visit...but we live in Manhattan where prices for everything are thru the roof. I think 1/2 that amount would be appropriate.
How long are you going to be gone? I really would have the kid look in every day and ask him/her to spend a few minutes playing with Puss...unless you cat is afraid of strangers.
I pay a professional about $20 per visit (and that's Minneapolis - not Manhattan). I've also had a high school neighbor stop by to feed and water and to give subcutaneous fluids to my now deceased CRF cat. (Professional couldn't/wouldn't due for insurance reasons). No pills or litter box duty.
She usually stopped by twice a day and I paid her about $10/day - sometimes a little more depending on what kind of cash I had. If she stopped less than 2x on a day I tried to make sure I paid at least $5/visit. I figured this was about $10/hr which seems reasonable for a high school student. Her parents, who are friends of ours, acted like it was a bit much but it seemed kind of cheap compared with the professional - who wouldn't do the subq fluids.
I recently paid our neighbor girl $3 per visit to feed and water a bird which is caged outside. It probably took her 5 minutes including travel time.
Her mother was unhappy because I paid her at all and asked me not to the next time we went away. I understand her mother's thinking completely, but I also remember how my sons loved to do things like this to make money. How else will they learn what a dollar is worth?
Honestly, I'd give the kid $5 a day, but it really would be nice if he could come daily and give kitty a little scratch on the head. It's so lonely with no one there.
Compare this to the price, stress and boredom of kennel boarding.
I agree that pet sitting is a great job for kids and that they should be paid a reasonable rate for their service. Remember that pet sitters are paid for their availablity, not by the hour. One of my former teen pet sitters is now a big shot Ivy educated lawyer. Every once and a while, I bump into him when he comes to visit his folks who live down the hall. I always remind him that it was his cat sitting experience that taught him to how to bill clients like a lawyer: 5 minutes worth of time = 1 hour in pay.
Please have someone visit and play with the kitty, as well as care. Cats get lonely and need attention just as dogs do. I owned a pet sitting business for almost 10 yrs. selling 2 yrs ago. When I quit the business, our regular fee was $20.00 a visit for 30 minute visits. NC-hope that helps. What will the kid do if he comes in to an emergency situation? Will the parents always be around to take responsibility? Can't tell you how many times I took animals to the dr., called plumbers for water leaks, etc. while folks were gone.
Hello Kitty is absolutely right. The teens I used to use as sitters both lived in the building with their parents...and I depended on their parents as well as the kids. I am now using an adult pro because I don't know anyone these days who I know and trust to that level.
I am with hellokitty on this one. My dog goes to home boarding and I pay $40 Cdn. plus our taxes. And his home boarder provides just that - you really have to check around because some home boarders just park the dogs in cages - my guy has wormed his way into the bed! He is a devil at home but a perfect boarder - so I guess I should be grateful. We used to have a cat who thought she was a dog and could not bear being left. Definitely hire someone you know to be responsible who will also stay and play with the kitty and provide TLC. There are some places around Toronto now that have set up little cottage types of places for cats only that are quite the thing - some cats can't wait to get there. I would pay at least $20 per day for the kitty care - heck I would need someone to stay at the house which opens up a whole new ball game since we don't have family - or neighbours we can trust - who supposedly have the trustworthy kids, with the trustworthy friends - I am sure you get the drift.
In defense of 14 year olds, I was babysitting newborns to 5 year olds at that age, with no supervision. Taking care of a cat would have been a piece of cake.
I pay my professional cat sitter $18 per day. I would pay a neighbor kid $50 for a week if the visit is as short as you say. I would also have him/her stop by everyday, not every other. Things can go downhill quickly.
Even though the visit is short, it still requires planning his own schedule around the cat and maybe interrupting his own activities. In my area, professional sitters charge $15 per visit, so I would pay a 14 year old $10 each time. I agree that he should be asked to play with the cat (if it's friendly, of course) and to come every day.
I pay a neighbor girl $10/day, she feeds the cats, scoops litter, waters plants, brings in mail, etc. I encourage her to hang out for a while so the cats get some attention, and she usually does, watching tv or using the computer. I go thru the house w/her every time we leave, and give her a thorough list of emergency contacts, vet info, etc. She lives across the street, and her parents are cops, so I feel secure the house is being looked after.
I used to house, pet and babysit when I was a teen, and I loved the responsibility as well as the money.
I would think that minimum wage is sufficient, and that keeps it business-like and treats him/her like they'll be treated when they get to be an older teen looking for a part-time job. IOW $ about $7.00 an hour. I insist people who do odd jobs with me settle on a rate before the fact. Many kids just can't bring themselves to put a value on their time and tell you 'whatever you think it's worth'. No.........no....no..no. That means you often 'mercy pay' out of guilt. LOL. If he shoots too low, you can always pad it a little when it comes to pay-up time. I have cat sat for my daughter and her cats hid for the first few days, so the cuddling and playing suggestion might not be the best idea if the cat isn't very familiar with the sitter. Definitely have him stop in at least once a day. I have come in from town and found cats dangling by venetian blind cords. You know cats, they are curious.
Seriously, if I were asked by an acquaintance to do this for them, and accepted anything for it I'd be quite happy for a twenty. As said, his parents might be able to feed in what they feel is appropriate.


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Beyond Painting
Tate Modern, London SE1, to 28 February 2006
'My discovery was the hole,' declared Lucio Fontana, 'and I'm happy to die after such a discovery!' An aperture, an eyelet: it may not seem much of a boast, but few artists ever made more modest claims for their work. From the moment Fontana first took an awl to his canvas, puncturing the hallowed surface, he hit on a new vocabulary for art. As the grid for Mondrian and the drip for Pollock, so the humble hole for Fontana. It became his motif, his trademark, his revolution, you might say: something gouged out of space.
The Italian artist began making his holes just as scientists were discovering Neptune's satellites in 1949. At first, they were just tiny punctures arranged across a milk-white canvas. Punched inwards, they drew the eye into the enveloping blackness beyond: the night sky glimpsed in chinks. Punched outwards, like exit wounds, they became inky craters throwing shadows across a tarry canvas.
A simple enough principle, but the effect is like looking out into the universe. Or having white light emanate from the canvas. Sometimes these openings come in constellations, even surrounded by powdery mica: the Milky Way at midnight. Or they take you into another world, gleaming far away (simply achieved with cunning use of gloss paint).
Fontana went further, of course, with his wonderful slits: a single slash to the canvas and light or darkness opens up beyond.
It was done in a second but always so perfectly calculated that the buckling gash often resembles crescent moons or mysterious figures. No matter how figurative the metaphor (boreholes in snow, blazing planets, gathering starlings) or how abstract (darkness visible) foremost is the sense of sudden freedom: that there is another world to be found purely by breaching the substrait.
Another world of art, in particular, which is the theme of this captivating exhibition of the paintings of Fontana, Piero Manzoni and Alberto Burri, the three leading Italian artists of the Fifties and early Sixties. All seem like visionary prospectors, not actually abandoning canvas, paint and frame but trying to get beyond their limitations. Two have had retrospectives here in recent years, but Burri - once the most famous of them all - has been unaccountably neglected in Britain.
This show, which is on for a year, should change all that. Burri was against image, interpretation, more or less everything except the rectilinear shape of a picture. 'I see beauty and that is all,' was his comment. Yet the reverse may have seemed true to his first audiences, for whom his materials were as unbeautiful - plywood, sackcloth, polythene, plastic - as his methods, generally involving burning, scorching, welding and slicing: violence, or at least disturbance, enacted.
Burri was trained as a doctor, fought in the Second World War and was held prisoner in Texas for three years. He took some of the sacks he'd stitched there back to Italy and began to use them in his work, with all their many connotations, including the US food supplies sent for the regeneration of Europe.
In fact it's hard to avoid interpreting Burri's work at some level. Fragments of sacking stitched to the canvas, patches of scarlet and ochre between the tatters, become fields of corn beneath a red harvest sky; a beautiful synecdoche in itself, conjuring the grain with the grain sacks.
Burri's works bulge, disintegrate, congeal. Wood starts to splinter, turning into drawing. Metal swells in undulating relief. There is a powerful sense of concentrated energy. Yet no matter how he attacks his materials, blowtorch or blade in hand, the aftermath is always and essentially beautiful.
Most especially the 'painting' suspended from the ceiling like a window, in which the 'canvas' is composed of several polythene membranes that have been painted, as it were, with fire. In the fusing and parting of the transparent plastics smoke and flames appear to move: the abstract of a conflagration. Heat and base polythene have transmuted into something as delicate as a watercolour and more fragile than stained glass; and the very idea of a double-sided painting seems so original and free: another shucking off of convention.
A spirit of liberty also breathes right through the work of Piero Manzoni, that great Puck of Italian art, given to challenging the idea of art as permanent, or unique, or even a means of self-expression. (Although what were the infamous balloons full of his own breath, the tins of his own ordure, except the most fundamental expression of self?)
Tate Modern is showing his Achromes, or white works. Some are made by soaking canvas in kaolin so that it can be manipulated like heavy silk - rippled or shivered, as if something was rustling beneath the surface, or as if the painting had a life of its own.
In others Manzoni uses cotton wool, so that the eye sinks into the painting. Or frames a cloud of glass fibre strands that emanate like hazy air from the canvas. Or glues hundreds of polystyrene balls to the surface so that you seem to be looking at a vast magnification of sand or atomic particles. Scatters of marble chips can mount into an overwhelming snowstorm: somehow he undermines all sense of scale.
Manzoni couldn't understand why painters still thought of canvas as something to be covered with colour and form when they could say goodbye to all that. And his own work (so paradoxically beautiful and poetic to modern eyes) was dramatically subversive in its day. Which reminds you that these artists were here so long before everyone else: before the lowly materials of Arte Povera; before Yves Klein's fire paintings or Gustav Metzger's scorched plastic, before Rauschenberg, Hesse or Ryman. Did these three change painting for good? No. Painters are still busy with form and colour. But in trying to go beyond painting's conventional limits, they enormously enlarged its repertoire.
Three to see:
CARAVAGGIO: THE FINAL YEARS National Gallery, London WC2, until 22 May
Once-in-a-lifetime show of the masterpieces from the last four years, when Caravaggio was on the run from the law.
TURNERWHISTLERMONET Tate Britain, London SW1, until 15 May
Unbeatable combination of three of the most popular artists of the 19th century, plus plenty of sun-dappled water.
RICHARD WENTWORTH Tate Liverpool, until 24 April
Great and small epiphanies from Make-Do British sculptor, the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of his work to date.


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The aim of the paper is to analyse some issues of teaching basic Economics in the Italian universities. During this period the university reform is changing the structure and the characteristics of the undergraduate and post graduate curricula but that may or shall require a change in the same teaching of the disciplines. This issue could be of interest for the Italian universities given two different strand of phenomena. The first is tied to the problems underlined by the data about the length of studying period and the exit in the labour market, the second is the importance of finding new techniques of teaching which promote the interest in the economics by the students. The first part of the paper outlines some problems of teaching economics in Italian universities, the remainder of the paper is devoted to single out some of the critical choices which must be made for the syllabus of basic economics. To begin with micro or macro issues is perhaps the first choice to be made with different problems for teaching and learning. The role of the history of economic thinking and or the role of economic history is a second issue for shaping a course but it is important too to clarify and explain the underlying approach to political and social problems. Correct incentives to learn economics may come even from underlining the benefits of the market rather than the market failures or the failing market.
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- Deadline for submissions is April 20, 2015 and accepted presentations will be notified around May 4, 2015. - Sessions are 45 minutes in length. This includes the question and answer period.
- Interaction with participants is highly encouraged.
- The room will be equipped with a screen, projector, and laptop. It is recommended that presenters do not rely on the Cloud for their presentations. Please have your presentation on a flash drive.