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The results show a direct relation between a loss of income and young adults who are moving back home with their parents after a period of independence. Additional key findings include:
Multigenerational Housing: 11% of people age 50+ live with their grandchildren or their parents.
"Boomerang Adults": 11% of people age 35-44 report living with their parents or their in-laws.
Why People Move: 34% of people who said that they would likely have to move in with family or friends said that it would be due to a loss of income.
"The recession is having an impact on people of all ages, and the effects are starting to be felt at home," said
Results of AARP Bulletin's Multigenerational Housing survey suggest that as jobs continue to disappear and the foreclosure crisis continues, millions of 50+ Americans will be living with their adult children and grandchildren in multigenerational homes.
Multigenerational Housing and Boomerang Adults
The survey found that that 4% of people age 50+ are currently living with their grandchildren. Results also showed 33% of respondents age 18-49 live with parents or in-laws. A further analysis of this group showed 11% of respondents age 35-44 live with parents or in-laws. Of those respondents, 9% report living with their parents and 2% reporting living with their in-laws.
Likelihood of Moving in With Others
When asked how likely it is that they may need to move in with family members or friends or have family members or friends move in with them, 15% said that it was likely. Among those who thought it would be likely, the largest percentage — about one-third (34%) — said it would be due to a loss of income, 19% said that it would be due to a change in job status and 8% cited home foreclosure as the reason.
Results also showed that respondents between 18 and 34 are more likely than older respondents to have already made such a move (20% vs. 9% for those age 35-44; 8% for those 45-54; 9% for those 55-64; and 7% for those 65+).
Comfort in Living with Additional Friends or Family Members
Roughly one in seven (14%) respondents said they would not be very comfortable, and nearly three in ten (29%) would not be at all comfortable living with additional friends or family members. In contrast, 14% said they would be extremely comfortable and 14% said they would be very comfortable if such a change in housing became necessary. More than a quarter (27%) of respondents said they would be somewhat comfortable with such an arrangement.
AARP's Tips for Managing Finances and Living in Multigenerational Households
- Prepare your home. Does your home work for everyone, young or old? Can your house accommodate someone who might find climbing stairs a challenge or who might need a walk-in shower or a single-handle faucet? www.aarp.org/homedesign has information to make your house safer and more comfortable for everyone.
- Prepare your family. Communication is the key to peaceful multigenerational living. Have regular family conferences to discuss issues before they become problems. Before moving in together, ask family members of all ages to talk about how they expect life to change, including what they want, what they are excited about and what they're nervous about. Be specific: If grandparents are helping with child care, how much time will they spend babysitting? How do family members want to handle cooking and mealtimes? It's a great way to see where friction may occur and to head it off at the pass.
- A place for everyone and everyone in their place. Decide how the living space in your home will be used. It's important that grandparents and grandchildren have their own places — bedrooms, sitting rooms, or even corners of rooms — for favorite chairs, places to watch TV, or study areas for homework.
- Let them live their own lives. This is important whether your parents are highly active and independent or if they are being cared for. Opportunities to see friends, continue activities they enjoy and having downtime are important at any age.
- Get in a groove. Consistency will help minimize the inevitable disruptions. Keep to routines such as mealtimes and bedtime rituals. Parents — and grandparents — should also plan one-on-one time with their children and time for themselves to keep up with their interests.
- Make a play date. Facilitate grandparent-grandchild interactions. Many times, especially when living together, grandparents and children develop special, shared interests that create bonds and positive memories.
- Don't get caught in the middle. Often, parents are in no-man's-land trying to please the older and younger generations. You can't be expected to take care of everyone if you are running on empty. Get plenty of rest, make your time a priority and get support if you need it from a caregiving-support group.
- Be realistic. Only so much furniture can fit in a house; people can only be expected to change so much over a lifetime; teens are going to want to hang out with their grandparents only so much; elders will be willing to handle only a certain volume level on the stereo; there are only 24 hours in a day; and you can be in only one place at a time, no matter how much everyone needs you.
- Make memories. Capitalize on the opportunities you have with multiple generations in the household. Share stories, look at photos, research family history and record these things on audiotape or in a video. Have fun and treasure the time. Although multigenerational households may be an increasing trend, you can enjoy opportunities many families will never have.
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The definitive news source for AARP's 40 million members, AARP Bulletin (http://bulletin.aarp.org/) reaches more than 24 million households each month in print, with additional news and in-depth coverage online. Covering health and health policy, Medicare, Social Security, consumer protection, personal finance, and AARP state and national news developments, AARP Bulletin delivers the story behind the key issues confronting 50+ America. The monthly consumer-oriented news publication has become a must-read for congressional lawmakers and
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Here are two examples. Not the most troubling situations to be in, but they are uncomfortable nonetheless.
Tonight my father told Simon -- who isn't even a year old yet! -- that we haven't had a good singer in the family and that he would love if Simon become a professional singer. I know this is just my dad's silly dream, but it isn't something I want him repeating to Simon. Simon can pick his own dreams. He doesn't need to feel bad if singing isn't his thing; I don't want him to pretend to like singing to appease Grandpa. When I was growing up my parents made it clear that they thought I should become a doctor or a lawyer. I didn't even end up thinking about what I wanted to be for myself. I just selected lawyer and said that for years and years because it seemed so important to them.
What about all those people who say ridiculous and annoying things like "Oh he's being a typical male! (Just because Simon is lounging on a chair for 2 seconds!) He just needs a beer!" Or similarly stupid, "He's flirting with all the girls! What a ladies man!" (Sometimes I respond to that that he might be gay.)
Those are just small examples. Just about every time we venture out of the house, it seems, something of the sort happens. It really sucks to be around people who don't understand how we view things. It bothers me more than it probably should. I need more like-minded friends. Or should I say I need SOME like-minded friends. Living in a small town can be the pits. We're hoping to move in the somewhat near future. Anyway, please share with me how you deal with situations like these!
Sorry to get off track. It has been a long day!
Remember though, a child's biggest influence is their parents, so just simply the fact that he spends 90% or more of his time with you, can guarantee you and hopefully ease your mind that these other people, while VERY annoying and upsetting to you, will not be a big factor in how your son thinks and feels etc....that is important to remember at this time...now when your son gets friends his own age who have weird opinions on stuff...then you have to worry, as peers DO have a big influence....but you are nowhere there yet...so *breathe*....lol
It depends how ballsy you want to be, on how you handle it...me, personally, with most people, I would try to say as gently as possible, but as firmly to get my point across..."Dad, it would be fantastic if Simon expressed an interest in music, but I don't want to put any pressures or my dreams on him and I would appreciate it if you didn't either...right now he is REALLY interested in soccer/painting/coloring (whatever)...he would be happy to show you one of his drawngs/soccer moves (whatever)..."
If that doesn't um, well, shut him up to put it bluntly, then you may have to get a bit more agressive, but if he has tact or whatever, probably that would stop it....
In terms of the sexist comments, I would nip that right in the bud too, because I DO NOT want my daughter to have gender roles FORCED upon her ( I can just hear the 'lil princess' type comments now grr) ...and I would say something like, "
um, I know you think it's cute to assume my son is a "typical man" but he is a one year old child, and I prefer not to lock him into a role right now, society will take care of that for me thanks"....
...but I am kind of um, blunt when it comes to things like that, because while I do try to spare feelings, my daughter will not be the victim of someone else's hang-ups and myopic world views for entertainment value...
Again though, don't stress too hard, as long as your son doesn't have like, prolonged contact on a daily basis with these people, chances are it won't make a strong stamp on him, which is good....start employing the whole "you know how Granpa is" tpye thing now (as in, we love him but he is crazy and we all know it but don't say anything) attitude...not suggesting your Dad is crazy by any means, but we had attitudes like that when we were little in terms of when someone would be a certain way, my mom would explain they were set in their ways and we don't agree but we can't change them but we know inside they are wrong in their opinion type thing but we love them so we kind of just roll with it type thing...
but to me that is kind of a last effort, I would nip it in the bud now though...you can't change other people but you can control how you respond and what you are comfortable being said in your son's presence...
you are right, being in a small town sucks ...my town is big but closeminded and mainstream for the most part...so DO seek out likeminded people, they are out there, you just have to find them!!
Good luck to you and your family and I completely understand!
Volunteer: Is your baby a girl or a boy?
Me: A boy.
Volunteer: But he's playing with a doll?
Me: Yup, he likes dolls.
Volunteer: But I thought only girls played with dolls?
Me: Nope, kids can play with whatever toys they like. My little brother grew up playing with dolls and he's a very manly man. He just happened to like dolls better than trucks. So does my son.
The volunteer looked very confused and walked away. I thought it was a funny conversation to have in this day and age, but I'm getting used to it.
If the person seemed GENUINELY confused, curious etc, of course my attitude would be accordingly, but what I find is often masked as curiosity, is also approached with a wrinkled scowl of dissaproval and a *tsk tsk* type attitude that infuriates me...
I probably would have added in a dramatic sarcastic whisper "you don't suppose he is GAY do you??" (provided my child was too young to know, or out of earshot otherwise I wouldn't want to confuse he/she with things they didn't understand yet or have them genuinely think I was serious type thing (as children don't get sarcasm sometimes etc)...
...but that is just me...
My parents (in particular my mother) on the other hand are far worse with just tone of voice stuff and how they act/what they say to my younger sister. I don't really want my DD around that environment where my sister is casually called dumb all the time and in a way that none of them even seems really conscious of it. It's not like my mom says it because she's mad or something. Which is of course worse than if she was trying to hurt my sister because it would be easier to work on. Yep families can really suck sometimes.
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First, I'm certain the kid DOES understand (he knows what "penis" means and he certainly understands the concept of size.) Second, their 4 yo. ds also understands.
Luckily, at 11 mo. my ds is too young to understand this yet. But the day will come when he does. Any suggestions for this?
I figure Alex is going to hear those stupid sterotypes anyway, and it's my job to teach him that while some people think that way *we* think differently, and that's ok.
I live in a small town in Alabama, moved here a few years ago from California. You would not believe some of the things people say!!
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DH said, "We don't use the word shame with our children, so please don't ever say that again." But the damage was done. GRRRR.
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But what about comments that completely UNDO what you're trying to accomplish. Like the time DS decided he wanted to try wearing underpants when we were at my in-laws house. Then he had an accident and FIL said, "shame on you. you wet your pants." BOOM. In one fell swoop he undid everything DH and I try to do. I didn't worry so much about the immediate end of potty training, since I'm perfectly happy to wait until DS is ready again. But to SHAME my child at such a vulnerable moment? DH said, "We don't use the word shame with our children, so please don't ever say that again." But the damage was done. GRRRR.
Also: Grandpa keeps talking about making him into a baseball player and working on his throws, that he'll be the next big thing, that he's going to train him, etc.
So far, ds likes basketball! The child is only 18 months old!
Oh well.. it's my experience that you're always going to find people that undermine what you're trying to teach.
My family knows now not to try to debate me on those issues. And I have informed them of alternatives, which they will pass onto others (i.e. I am a passionate cloth diaperer and babywearing, and mow my parents are well versed on cloth diapering and babywearing). I am sticking to my decision. No matter who thinks they know better.
Smaller issues I bring up later. Like when my son is not around, I mention what bothered me and why it bothered me. People have been accomodating. I will probably continue to tell the person the manner I which I intend to convey those message, but respectfully, clearly and with explanation.
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I usually either ignore or speak my mind in a friendly "I don't agree with that personally" kind of way. For instance, I was at a health clinic with DS (10 mos old) this week and he was playing with a baby doll. The volunteer who was signing people in came over to me and the following conversation ensued:
Volunteer: Is your baby a girl or a boy?
Me: A boy.
Volunteer: But he's playing with a doll?
Me: Yup, he likes dolls.
Volunteer: But I thought only girls played with dolls?
Me: Nope, kids can play with whatever toys they like. My little brother grew up playing with dolls and he's a very manly man. He just happened to like dolls better than trucks. So does my son.
The volunteer looked very confused and walked away. I thought it was a funny conversation to have in this day and age, but I'm getting used to it.
momma to 8 yr old dd. Furmom to our menagerie: 2 , 1, 2 , 2 , and 1 silly rabbit.
That would -really- upset me. And i would certianly be frank about my opinion of their behaivior.
MIL is kind of like this. She is veeeeery assertive about how she thinks DD should be raised.
She has a secret stash of frilly clothing at her house to put DD in while we're not around. :P
Needless to say, she gets supervised visits only.
I used to get VERY angry with my MIL for this. I've realized over the past few years that I'm not going to change her mind or her actions, and the only thing I can control is my reaction to her, and what I model for DD in front of her.
So - I make sure to respond as soon as I can when she says or does something that makes me crazy. I agree wholeheartedly with the posters who've said that being an advocate for your child is a great way to show love and respect for that child. The message you send is consistent - the silly things that other people do are just little blips.
I htink a lot of you are over thinking things. And by over reacting you are telling your children it is a big deal. Whn they very wel may have not even noticed the comment had you not made a big deal out of it to begin with. Don't underestimate your childs ability toknow what doesn't line up with your lifestyle and who is a joking and weird and nuts and silly.
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I respectfully disagree. I have seen my son undone by something a person does (like someone spanking him for getting food on the floor, which in my world is fine, normal and what vacuums and brooms are for), and I will not tolerate it.
Know the saying "little pitchers have big ears?" Well my son hears everything, repeats much of it and takes some to heart. Kids are smarter than some people give them credit for. I am not taking that risk. They do hear, they do understand.
I also will not tolerate someone underminining me because they think their discipline style is better. Spanking or the threat of is not allowed under any circumstances, as I feel it teaches my son violence and that it is a way to solve a problem. I have seen firsthand after the threat of spanking my a relative, my son start to aggressively act out more violently. So if at that moment, I say, "well, John, violence is not the solution to any problem, much less this one. We do not hit children." My son gets the impression the person was out of line and not acceptable.
Same with perpetuating gender differences. My son has a doll, and when something like the previous situations I rememdy the situaton immediately. I want my child to know I advocate for him, I want him to see other people are not always right, and I want him to see he matters.
I have more to say on the matter, but my son is stirring.
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3. From a woman who works for an agency that specializes in child development when she saw my dd reading at 2.5,
"Oh, (eyebrows raised skeptically) you must spend A LOT of time with her." (Meaning that we duct-tape her to a chair and force her to read).
But I'm wicked like that.
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PROSPERITY — Prosperity residents are one step closer to being allowed to own up to six chickens per family dwelling within the town limits, after town council unanimously approved first reading of revisions to its chapter 92 ordinance related.
The ordinance, a modification of a Cayce ordinance, requires chicken owners to have at least a half acre lot and purchase a $20 permit.The ordinance prohibits residents from owning roosters.
Council discussed the issue, and at the suggestion of Town Administrator Karen Livingston, agreed to grandfather owners in using a current clause that addresses horse ownership.
Council member Robert Martin asked if town police officers had authority to inspect the chicken facilities at any time.
Town Attorney Hank Bufkin told him as long as the chicken facilities were in plain view, officers had legal authority to check them but under the ordinance they had no legal authority to search the premises.
First reading passed with the caveat that ordinance be amended to include verbiage related grandfathering in chicken owners.
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Council voted unanimously to pass first reading to amend the town employee handbook's tobacco use policy.
The amended policy forbids town employees from using tobacco products while on town property.
The policy also applies to citizens and volunteers, such as little league baseball coaches.
After hearing council's proposed amendments, Bufkin requested clarity about the policy's scope.
"From a legal standpoint, there needs to be notice that people be notified of the policy and have some choice about (adhering)," he said. "Signs at this point are a friendly reminder of the park being smoke-free, etc. but from a legal aspect there (currently) is no ordinance to forbid smoking if someone complains."
Council agreed to provide volunteer coaches with written notification of the tobacco-free policy.
Any building owned by the town will have designated areas where tobacco products could be used.
Prosperity Mayor Derek Underwood said this revision is part of the process the Town would need to go through, if it decided pass an ordinance to become entirely smoke-free. However, no decision has been made regarding the entire town and total bans on smoking.
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• Underwood proposed, and was granted authority, by council to amend the agenda and include discussion of town vehicle usage and the town social media policy. After discussion, Prosperity Council Vice Chair Chad Hawkins reminded council and attendees that the current policy prohibits texting while driving. Council will revisit employee vehicle use with regard to prohibited drivers for reckless driving, etc. and will review the social media policy at the next town council meeting.
• The town and the Prosperity Business Association agreed to wait until after Prosperity's Hoppin' Festival to display the Town's new sign. Delays meant the sign would not be ready by May 3.
• Town council will consider hiring a full-time firefighter where the post will be filled by several employees rotating in shifts similar to town police officers. Mayor Underwood hopes the new position would lower the town ISO rating and thereby reduce resident's insurance and tax rates. He will investigate to see if a fire fee could offset costs for the additions and if the fees would be less than potential savings from insurance and tax bills.
• The town council meeting with county about rescue squad was postponed until April 24 at 6:30 p.m.
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OAKLAND, Calif. The Golden State Warriors traded disgruntled forward Al Harrington to the Knicks for guard Jamal Crawford on Friday in a swap that addresses both the Warriors' injury problems and New York's salary cap concerns. "I drafted Al back in 1998, and I think his talents are a great fit for our style of play," Knicks president Donnie Walsh said in announcing the deal in a statement. "This trade also gives us more long-term flexibility while enabling us to remain competitive this season."
The swap of two veteran scorers solves problems for both clubs. Harrington hadn't played for the Warriors in more than two weeks after angering coach Don Nelson with a public trade request, while the high-scoring Crawford's departure will save the Knicks about $10 million against the salary cap by 2010.
"I am really excited and energized about this opportunity," said Crawford, who's averaging 19.6 points per game. "The Warriors have been one of the most entertaining and fun teams in the league the last few years, and I think my abilities are very conducive with their style and their needs."
Golden State hosts the Chicago Bulls on Friday night, while the Knicks visit the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Knicks are attempting to excavate themselves from the heap of long-term contracts and salary-cap constraints bequeathed to Walsh by Isiah Thomas. Walsh wants enough cap space in 2010 to make a run at the league's top free agents, who might include LeBron James – and ditching Crawford's lucrative contract through 2011 is a good start, even if Harrington can't match Crawford's scoring and skill.
"To acquire a player of Al's caliber, we had to give up someone we all really liked in Jamal," Walsh said.
Harrington, who grew up in northern New Jersey, joined the Warriors in a trade with the Pacers in January 2007. He played a large role in ending Golden State's 12-season playoff drought later that year, but the 6-foot-9 perimeter shooter grew disenchanted with his role in Nelson's offense last year.
Harrington, whose scoring average declined in each of the last two seasons from his career-best 18.6 points for Atlanta in 2006, is making $9.2 million this year. He's scheduled to get just over $10 million next season, the final year of his deal.
Crawford led the Knicks with a career-best 20.6 points per game last season, and the streak-shooting guard thrived this season in the uptempo offense of Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni. But he is scheduled to earn $9.36 million in 2009-10 and $10.8 million in 2010-11 unless he exercises an early termination clause in his contract next summer.
"We think he is an excellent fit for our style, and the fact that he can play multiple positions as a combo guard is a big plus," said Chris Mullin, the Warriors' embattled top basketball executive. "Additionally, he is a player who can help us immediately due to some of our injuries and, looking down the road, would have the ability to play with any combination of players in the backcourt."


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Next, sprinkle with the glitter of your choice and let it dry.
Add a second coat of Collage Pauge and glitter and let it dry again.
Add a final layer of Collage Pauge to seal in the glitter.
- To finish it all off, grab some fun duct tape to decorate the spine and to add some flair to the front. With a bit of paper and a couple stickers, you are all ready to make a big statement!
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- Ink, stamp, and adhere the fabric, as well as a piece of ribbon to the front to finish it all off!
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Julia in San Francisco, California
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I am currently unemployed :(. Looking for work in the medical field. I am a medical assistant of 14 years. Does anyone know where I can find a job?
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Go through a Temp to Hire Service.
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Julia, I don't know about the California market, but here in Florida, MA jobs are abundant. I'm in Ocala, and I almost never see traditional secretarial jobs posted; it is mostly medical and legal. We have a lot of medical facilities here, perhaps because we have a large population of retirees, as well as many families moving here.
If you were to relocate this, would be a good area for you, but the salaries probably aren't what you're used to in CA.
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Try using postingassistant.com's service. They could help you get the job you desire.
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Usher admitted that there is one perk of being famous that he completely digs – the women.
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"There's great benefit that comes with it [being famous]. We can't ignore this thing!"
"Wherever I go I will have some attraction, I can't run away from who I am," the singer told Q magazine.
"But it's very hard, like, Man, there's lights everywhere. And some women I've been able to experience or relate to or date or merge with, they run from it.''
Usher, who is in the midst of a ugly custody battle with ex-wife Tameka Foster, also revealed he's learnt one major thing that all women love: 'I've learned there's a lot of them and they're all different."
"So in no way, shape, form or fashion should you ever put them in the same box or category. But I've learned what women like. Confidence."
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Well it has now been a week since the end of our trip to Orlando, and reality has reasserted itself fully... such is life.
Compared to Dawn, i do not tend to suffer the post-disney-blues, so it can be easier for me to adjust back into real life. 3 days of jet-lag not withstanding!
Anyway, looking back I now have some great memories of our 2 weeks over in Orlando. While this holiday was a long time in coming (7 years since the last disney holiday), it was worth the wait because Steven was with us, and now at a perfect age to really appreciate the experience. And through his eyes, we all gained a new level of enjoyment ... and earache from the almost continuous monologue he was generating, fuelled by sensory-overload mixed with his rather wild imagination!
Some good bits among many:
- Food - oh yes, i need say no more!
- Villa & private pool - fantastic, would much prefer to do that again than a hotel.
- Parks & Disney in general - do i even have to give a specific reason?
- Air Conditioning :D
- High humidity - i do not personally cope too well with humidity... putting on sunscreen was amusing, as it was just sliding straight off me!
- 8+ hours flights & all the airport stuff - such is the reality for those of us this side of the big pond.
- 2 weeks of relentless activity catching up on you when you get home, on top of jetlag - i felt like a zombie on my first day back at work.
- Returning to the normal daily routine...
And as i sit here staring at the post-holiday ironing mountain that i am avoiding doing, a random thought occured to me:
"Cargo Shorts are Awsome!!!" - I took 3 pairs of them with me, and a another pair with detachable lower legs (specifically to defeat mosquito's while at Kennedy Space Centre).
Given that my primary role while going around the parks was "pack mule", i ended up carrying a lot of stuff.... and at one point i had 4 drinks bottles riding in the cargo pockets ... so useful! :D
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NEW DELHI: Top seeds Vidit Gujarathi and Sahaj Grover suffered shock losses in their respective sections as the Asian youth chess championship got off to a quiet start at the Tivoli Garden Resorts here on Monday.
Vidit, a strong favourite for the under-16 title lost to 10th-seeded Uzbek Ulugbek, rated almost 300 points below, in the biggest upset of the first round.
Around the same time, Sahaj, who made the under-14 field as a last-minute host entry to offset the odd-numbered list of participants, got into a winning position against Irans Kaveh Ghaziolsharif but blundered away a rook for a knight. He resigned when he was about to lose his knight.
Among the girls, under-16 top seed Vietnams Nguyen Thi Mai Hung was stunned after Irans Minoo Asgarizadeh pulled off an unexpected result on the top board.
The results (top five boards, first round, Indians unless stated): Open: Under-8: Kamil Murakov (Kgz) lost to Aryan Chopra; Amin Tabatabaei (Iri) bt Nguyen Huynh Minh Thien (Vie); Sankalp Baliarsingh lost to Prameya Garge; Mitrabha Guha bt Shirani Nima (Iri); Thomphin Sitorus (Ina) drew with Nuremir Babnov (Kgz).
Under-10: Reza Ghanbarzadeh (Iri) bt Saparmyrat Atabayew (Tkm); Shahin Lopari Zangeheh (Iri) bt Y. Grahesh; Ulasbek Hakimov (Uzb) lost to Hetul Shah; Jeet Jain bt Nurzan Kanatzhanov (Kaz); Zidan Khapizov
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Under-12: Le Huu Thai (Vie) lost to Girish Koushik; Vaibhav Suri bt Farbod Pajoumtajani (Iri); Sarthak Bansal lost to Sayantan Das; Shardul Gagare lost to Sumiya Bilguun (Mgl); Yerzhan Ilyashev (Kaz)
lost to Oleg Artemenko (Uzb).
Under-14:Kaveh Ghaziolsharif (Iri) bt Sahaj Grover; Utkal Ranjan Sahoo drew with Nihal Manjunath; Vuong Trung Hieu (Vie) lost to Jahongir Vakhidov (Uzb); Shanaka Munasinghe (Sri) lost to G. V. Sai Krishna.
Under-16: Ulugbek Tillayaev (Uzb) bt Vidit Gujarathi; K. Priyadarshan bt Deepthamsh Reddy; Aref Baratian (Iri) drew with Ramnath Bhuvanesh; Aditya Udeshi bt Sumant Subramanian; K. O. V. Kottahachchy (Sri) lost to Maksat Atabayev (Tkm).
Under-18: Yusup Atabeyev (Tkm) lost to Salem Saleh (UAE); Shyam Nikhil bt Satyajit Kundu; J. Arun lost to Debashis Das; Pouria Darini (Iri) bt H. L. M. Hapuarachchi (Sri); Shreyansh Daklia bt Muhd Saifuddin (Mas).
Girls: Under-8: Le Thi Nhu Quynh (Vie) lost to Aruzhan Amanbayeva (Kaz); Arpita Mukherjee bt Nithya Pallempati; Pham Vu Linh Chi (Vie) lost to Apurva Dhanawalawithana (Sri); Khushi Dharewa bt Tarini Goyal;
Ramila Vagoohian (Iri) bt Vanessa Elaine (Ina).
Under-10: Shakhnazi Musaeva (Kgz) lost to Ivana Furtado; Meghna C.H. bt Nguyen Thanh Thuy Tien (Vie); K. Nivedita lost to Kesshni Bhasiin; Navodya Batawala (Sri) lost to Pham Thanh Phuong Thao (Vie); Rashvand Negar (Iri) lost to Arnash Bauyrzhan (Kaz).
Under-12: Ogulgerek Atabeyeva (Tkm) bt Aiperi Babavnov (Kgz); Mehrnaz Eftekhari (Iri) lost to Srija Seshadari; M. Mahalakshmi bt Saikhanzaya Ganbataar (Mgl); Botakakov Koshkharova (Kaz) lost to G. K. Monnisha; Dorsa Derakhshani (Iri) bt Dulara Kumarasinghe (Sri).
Under-14: Priyanka Kumari bt Zahra Azadvari (Iri); Nadia Bagheri (Iri) lost to Gozel Atabayeva (Tkm); J. Saranya bt Premanath Dinushki (Sri); I.U. Basnayake (Sri) lost to Sarasadat Khademalsharieh (Sri); Pratuysha Bodda bt Navodya Selvaratnam (Sri).
Under-16: Minoo Asgarizadheh (Iri) bt Nguyan Thi Mai Hung (Vie); Shalmali Gagare bt Sarvinoz Qurbonboeva (Uzb); Preetika Tayal lost to Hoang Thi Nhu Y (Vie); Mitra Hejazipour (Iri) bt Hanieh Khalaji (Iri); Sholpan Zhylkaidarova (Kaz) bt R. Bharathi.
Under-18: S. V. Sathyapriya lost to Pon Krithika; Bhakti Kulkarni lost to Dhara Gupta; Zamani Nazanin (Iri) bt Gulskhan Nakhvayeva (Kaz); Hulkar Tohirjanova (Uzb) bt Mariam Vardkar (Iri); Supeshala Thilakawardana (Sri) lost to P. Uthra.


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I actually think I'm pretty good at givingmassages, friends who I've giving massage to always compliment me on it, I think I have magic hands ;P
PandaLovee 18-21, F 6 Responses 11 Aug 5, 2014
I really love the benefits of giving peoplemassages. The ability to take people's pain away or just to loosen their muscles a bit is something I'm very glad I have.
scarletteharlot 16-17, F 2 Responses 0 Feb 13, 2014
SLOW and TeasingIf your special lady has had a rough day or you just want to do something nice for her, treat her to a sensual massage. Set the mood by dimming the room's lights and lighting a few candles, scented if you have them. Don't overdo it. You only need a few. Turn on soft soothing...
bquick 51-55, M 5 Responses 3 Mar 6, 2008
My mom used to be a masseuse.I have it in my blood, i love giving massages and i'm pretty damn good at it :D I'll take a course later on, maybe make a side-job out of it.
raisasemanova 18-21, F 2 Responses 4 Mar 19, 2014
When I was married I took a series of classeson giving erotic massages. At first I thought it would be a little weird or awkward, but it was actually very professional, and I learned a lot about a woman's body. Things like erogenous zones, pressure points and how to increase blood flow to those specific spots that benefit...
ashtonn40 36-40, M 1 Response 2 Jul 29, 2014
mohsam1 36-40, M 0 Aug 11, 2014
As so I have been told.. Message me for some
freakishboss 18-21, M 1 Dec 25, 2014
I Feel Like Giving A MassageI am not a massage therapist by profession but got trained few years ago when i was with my ex as we enjoy massaging each other. I some time want give you nice massage to some one but do not want anything in returned. I know how to massage back , neck, thighs in various ways ways...
coolsmile 31-35, M 2 Responses 4 Jan 12, 2012
How You like Your MassageGood communication is very important to have good massage. Before the session, it is vital you let the massage therapist know what you want from the massage. During the massage session, it helps both when the client tell us; what is the syle of massage looking for, what type of...
coolsmile 31-35, M 10 Responses 6 Mar 11, 2012
I was thinking about becoming a massagetherapist! I love to feel different types of bodies ! It's always been something that I love! I'm currently majoring in Psychology , but I would love to be a masseuse! Rubbing people's shoulders, arms, and legs with oil ! That would be nice! And I know some people just need to...
WasteYouthWithMe 18-21, F 4 Responses 10 Jan 21, 2014
Well not had any complaintsso far anyway
woodyemma2013 31-35, F 4 Responses 5 Jan 29, 2014
I love giving them and am good,but I've never recieved as many in return as i've given. lol
StephanieDan 36-40, M 1 Response 2 Feb 22, 2014
I Can Get Lost......when giving a massage. Time dissolves, it's magical. In my free time I study massage therapy, I've done loads of courses, each one gives me new possibilities. I love the whole experience, the lighting, the warmth of the room, the smell of sandlewood oil and having time, time...
artisticness 46-50, F 6 Responses 11 Nov 2, 2013
nicoleblu 18-21, F 12 Responses 16 Dec 17, 2013
I like to trade massagesor just give them. I get as much pleasure giving, some time more, as getting them. I have ben in a group massage class and have learned a lot. Almost every one has asked if I was a professional, or formally trained. If your interested contact me.
nakedsprings 56-60 1 Response 0 May 4
While you are sitting there at home today thereis a knock on your door. You open the door and find me standing there. After we say hi to each other you invite me inside. I notice your mouth moves as you start to ask what I am doing here. I place one finger over your lips and say shhhh, no questions, I have a surprise for...
James1956 56-60, M 23 Responses 28 Jan 5, 2014
Giving The Gift Of A Massage (Part 1)I put up a profile on a website offering to give a massage in exchange for the other person giving me one. Well I was contacted by a lady living locally who seemed nice and clean we set up a time a date for the massage exchange. We exchanged photos and she seemed clean and nice...
Currently, practicing to be a massageand aromatherapist.
koolove101 18-21, F 1 May 22
My parents say that I am very good at givingmassages. They say that I'm naturally gifted with super light hands that know well how to relieve pain. Of course, since I'm their kid you should take what they say with a grain of salt lol. I haven't massaged anyone besides them though so I wouldn't know.
Giving MassageI became a massage therapist on Aug 15, 2011, and began working with 2 other women in a home based business. I am certified to provide several modalities including Shiatsu, Reflexology, Sport, Maternity, and Aroma-therapy. Helping someone feel special through touch is wonderful...
meadow1992 18-21, F 28 Responses 20 May 14, 2012
I Love giving Massages!-- Not a Pro, But gotten Rave reviews how good my hands are-( To Men.) Have joined a Male- Male Massage Group- which Featured 12 Men massaging each other, in pairs, led by a Master Masseur in a Private Hotel Room. Boy! Did I Learn a Lot! Love Pleasing Men & making them feel Good...
BostonArtist69 41-45, M 2 Responses 2 Feb 11, 2014
When i run my nails down your spine...control yourself.
Yallneedjesus 18-21, F 6 Responses 4 Dec 9, 2013
I absolutely 110% love to feel a woman's body.What better way to feel one is to massage one. The next woman that I get into a relationship with better enjoy receiving a daily massage from me. One thing about getting older and going through all you go through in life either by a failed marriage or break ups with women. I've...
AfanOfbigNaturals 46-50, M 1 Response 3 Apr 13
I love to give a girl a good massage,stretch her out & relieve all her stress. Have been told I'm pretty good at this.
roadsterusa 18-21, M 1 Response 1 Feb 7, 2014
Strong HandsI enjoy relieving a Ladies tension I do love to be able to work there tension from them by giving a nice massage. It is increable to be able to feel someone's body start to loosen up as you massage there tense muscles
adarkhunter 51-55, M 5 Responses 4 Jan 9, 2011
I thought of it as rubbing people's backbut when I discovered the medical size and all the natural benefits of it I came to realize that maybe I could be good at this despite everything I had gone through both in my personal life and in School. When I learned of Cranial Sacral and Reflexology, Acupressure, Shiatsu...
MassageTherapist88 26-30, M 0 Feb 13, 2014
I was taught from a massage therapist over 20years ago. I do enjoy giving them very much. I am picky on who I give them to and only to females. Looking to find someone that wants one once a week or twice a month. Not looking for money I just enjoy giving them.
NewChapter50 51-55, M 2 May 16, 2014
When I was a young boy,I was taught by a masseuse, who would come to our house weekly to massage my grandpa, how to give really good massage. But when she was gone, well, my grandpa would...well...it's kinda... :/ But Now, as a teenager, I don't really massage people often, but it does have its...
I love giving massages,I will go everywhere...but I'm just so put off because my ex boyfriend had back acne!
Lagertha34 31-35, F 5 Responses 4 May 8
I am good at giving massages.. I always give that who is close to me...
Ravidesai 41-45, M 0 Sep 23, 2014
Massage involves opening ones heart,through ones hands and sharing sacred space with another through intential touch, intuition, openness and sensual pleasures.
manoftantra 51-55, M 4 Responses 2 Feb 25
I give an amazing massage,whether sensual or healing. I put my soul into what I do. Not only am I using my hands to soothe and work muscle and bone, I transfuse my own energy into my person so that along with healing their body, I am restoring their spirit/
SheilaSmirks 41-45, T 1 Response 4 Jan 6
All For HimMy boyfriend loves them and wants them all the time. i love being able to make him feel good. The very first time i gave him a massage i was scared i wouldn't do it right because i had never given anyone a massage before, but ever since then he's always asking for them :)
gardengirl17 22-25, F 2 Responses 2 Oct 14, 2011
Me Toowell, I am licensed but even before I was, I was good at giving massages...that's why I decided to go to school. I love it so much. I am a very sensual person and I believe in the healing power of touch. It turns out that I was intuitively doing alot of the stuff we were...
Iluvcat 41-45, F 1 Response 2 Jan 31, 2010
COD101 18-21, M 1 Response 0 Sep 11, 2014
Because of My Crazy GrandmotherWhen I was a little girl, I spent a good portion of every summer at my grandparent's home. To me, it was like a palace. My grandfather was a captain and worked for an airline, so he traveled quite a bit. His home base was actually in California, but his home was...
hippieheart 41-45, F 2 Responses 2 Feb 12, 2008
Well I've never learned,but somehow I've always had lovely responses to my massages. Feet mainly, but backs and hands too. Could it be that I think I'm good at it but in reality, any massage is a good one?
WillMeer 46-50, M 1 Response 0 Oct 18, 2014
The Upside And Downside Of My Massaging SkillI am really good at giving massages,even when i visit my aunty in europe she said she would never won't me to leave because i can massage her and make her back pain gone. The downside though,now everyone of my family members like to ask me to give them massage which is fine by me...
youmakemeglow24 22-25, F 8 Responses 7 Nov 4, 2013
I'm not being big-headedor anything, but I'm the best untrained masseuse I have ever met. ... I get told this by everyone I massage too. I can't explain how I know what I'm doing but it's like a natural instinct. ..a sixth sense. I'm glad I get to help people though. .. I once raised money for...
TheOriginalDarkHorse 18-21, F 3 Responses 6 May 31, 2014
I just love giving massages.I love giving massages to men. I like it when a man falls asleep due to my massages. I start from the top of the head and continue down to the feet and that's front and back. I feel good also when I give massages. It puts me in a zone of some kind. I don't get paid to do it and I...
whyisitsohard44 41-45, F 13 Responses 17 Sep 30, 2013
I want to be a masseusefor a living so I have to be good with my hands lol
Unsettledteen 18-21, F 9 Responses 9 Jul 7, 2014
Yay ok so I now workas a masseuse it's my dream job lol ik but hey I'm great with my hands and I love giving massages
Unsettledteen 18-21, F 6 Responses 7 Jul 24, 2014
I have a massage table,sheets, a heated blanket and a huge assortment of oils for massage and aroma therapy. I love giving a woman a massage, feeling her skin, the muscles get relaxed from my touch. A very big turn on for me, to give a woman pleasure like that.
avgjoe71 41-45, M 3 Dec 26, 2014
Worked as a teen masseusethough not legal but since nobody asked my age.. LOL It was fun to learn good Indian massage first hand! :)
KamasutraGirl 18-21, F 8 Responses 16 Aug 11, 2014
Yup, I Can Massage.When I was younger, I would give my mom back massages whenever her back would hurt. Well, then when I got older, I would give my boyfriends back massages and they all loved them. My bf now always wants a massage. The bad part is, he gets far more then I do. ...
Valentine 26-30, F 8 Responses 3 Sep 18, 2007
The first massage session I ever received wasfrom my aunt who's an expert acupressure therapist and is really good at massages. In 2008, when I hurt my lower back because of excessive weight-lifting at the gym, I was asked to bed-rest for complete three months. My orthopedic doctor suggested lower back massage for me and...
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Juan Manuel Marquez will tangle with Manny Pacquiao for a fourth time to try and settle the score once and for all on December 8th. Their three previous fights while exciting, have been extremely close and produced controversial decisions.
After 36 rounds its hard to imagine what these two future hall of fame fighters can provide us that we havent seen before but Marquez says there is still one thing we havent seen.
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This is going to be an old school classic worthy of the fans as well as the gifts both men have brought to this still vital sport.
Pac/Marquez 4 is the reason Manny will be remembered historically way above Floyd Mayweather.
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Pac: "I'm looking to knock JMM out."
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Somebody is winning by split decision.
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Marquez can't let his emotions get in the way. Pac could use his agression against him.
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Exactly,Marquez won´t get me fooled again.If he had been more agressive in the championship rounds,he would have definitely taken the 3rd fight.Roach may be a prick but he was right about one thing:JMM threw the last rounds away.Nacho was an idiot for telling him they had the decision and to play it safe.
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Reading the title I thought Marquez was gonna ask for ost hahaha. Marquez Pleaseeee u ain't knocking anyone out.
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Marquez said that in the last fight and I'm pretty sure he said it in the first 2 fights as well. Don't be fooled folks, he's going to counter-punch all night. If he gets too aggressive, Pacquiao knocks him down. Marquez know this and won't risk going for a KO. I fear that it is the same promotion, words, and no different result.
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Plz Pac knock this crybaby out this time!!!
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marquez himself knows he has no chance of winning in this fight. he said it himself, it's difficult/impossible to knock out pacquiao. he's never even knocked pacquiao down when he had the speed and conditioning of a younger version of himself, what makes him think he could it pull it off a decade later when marquez is older, slower and with so much wear and tear, is hardly a possibility. marquez's fighting heart is unquestionable, but this means much so more to pacquiao now and not just about fighting pride.
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When it comes to kids' breakfast cereals, all are definitely not created equal. Disappointingly, many kids' cereals would have your child bouncing off the walls on a sugar high. What's perhaps more surprising is that children's cereals can tend to be quite high in salt as well.
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Clinton: UN vote for Palestine hurts peace hopes
Thursday - 11/29/2012, 11:42pm EST
WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has criticized the United Nations' recognition of Palestine for creating "further obstacles in the path to peace" between Palestinians and Israelis.
Speaking at a conference in Washington, Clinton called the resolution approved Thursday "unfortunate and counterproductive."
She said the U.S. believes that "only through direct negotiations between the parties can the Palestinians and Israelis achieve the peace that both deserve: two states for two people, with a sovereign, viable and independent Palestine living side-by-side in peace and security with a Jewish and democratic Israel."
Despite American opposition, the U.N. General Assembly overwhelmingly recognized the state of Palestine. The vote was 138-9 with 41 abstentions.
(Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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Now, this is a striptease. French model Noemie Lenoir put her all, well, at least her topless all, into quite a show at The Crazy Horse gentleman's club in Paris, creating quite a stir every which way.
While 'burlesque' has had something of a renaissance here in the U.S., let's be honest, it's pretty much disappointing when the girls whisk off stage before the last of their apparel has been discarded. You can't even find a topless revue on the Strip in Vegas anymore. But, last night in Paris, Noemie showed them all how it's done. And done proper. Bravo. Enjoy.