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Started by Feral*Spikey* , Jul 19 2013 05:49 PM
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Posted 19 July 2013 - 05:49 PM
Help me oh wise ones of EB!
Until recently, DD's allowance, if we were to call it that, was taken care of by me buying her a toy while we did the weekly shop.
Circumstances have changed, and DH now does the shopping, during the week when DD is at school.
DD makes her own bed, and packs her bag, takes care of her washing (putting it in the laundry basket and putting the clean stuff away), as well as helping tidy and a number of other small chores.
We want to give her an allowance or something, so she gets more familiar with money (no canteen at her school, so scope for using money is limited), and the idea that chores are worth something.
Share with me (and DH) your best ideas, rates, and thoughts on how much we should give DD, how we might work it out, and how do you make it a learning experience!
Neither DH or I got pocket money as kids, so it's not something we're terribly familiar with.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 05:55 PM
What age?
Posted 19 July 2013 - 05:57 PM
Rough guide is $1 per year so a 5yr old $5, 10yr old $10 etc
Posted 19 July 2013 - 06:10 PM
I give my 3 and 4 year old their age in dollars, per week.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 06:14 PM
Oh as for making it a learning experience question, a money blog I read called simple dollar has some excellent suggestions.
However my kids are still getting used to the concept of saving and spending, so I don't yet do what he suggests (a portion for saving for the future, a portion for charity, etc). I hope to move to that later.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 06:43 PM
What age would you start pocket money.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 06:56 PM
QUOTE (CallMeProtart @ 19/07/2013, 04:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Oh as for making it a learning experience question, a money blog I read called simple dollar has some excellent suggestions.
However my kids are still getting used to the concept of saving and spending, so I don't yet do what he suggests (a portion for saving for the future, a portion for charity, etc). I hope to move to that later.
excellent links, thanks!
Posted 19 July 2013 - 08:25 PM
Oops. She's nearly eight.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 09:01 PM
Posted 19 July 2013 - 09:16 PM
Our kids have set chores and get paid $30/month, so roughly $1 a day. Of that though, $10 must be banked, so in their pocket they get $5/week.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 10:13 PM
My 6 year old gets $1 a week.
I'm stingy, but until I get better value for my money, $1 a week it is.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 10:23 PM
Apparently kids are getting nearly $50/wk for two hours chores! Send me to their house, I will do odd jobs for $25/hr
Posted 19 July 2013 - 10:29 PM
My DD (almost 6) started getting pocket money at the start of the year to help familiarise her with the concept of saving, spending, banking (which they do at school) etc.
So gets 50c for each of her two assigned chores that she does (so up to $1 per day). DS1 (who is 3 and has no idea about it all really), gets 50c per day for his one assigned chore.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 10:30 PM
My son turns 9 soon and I am thinking I will start to give him $5 per week for a few basic chores. Up until now he has needed very little and when he has wanted something I have sold something he no longer wants on Ebay for him to use that money. Personally, I can't fathom what say a 5yr old would do with $5 every week....to me it just encourages them to buy stuff they don't need.
Posted 19 July 2013 - 10:33 PM
My 6 year old tends to save his $5/week up and then buys one larger thing with it - at the moment he's saving for an octonauts toy which retails for about $70. He has also in the past saved for lego sets etc. Sometimes he buys craft supplies too.
None of my kids tend to spend their pocket money on lollies or crap, they tend to save and buy something larger. DS1 spends his life saving for fishing equipment, DS2 is saving for a 3DS.
I guess you can argue that they don't 'need' some of these items, but what they are learning is that you can't have something the second you want it and that things that they want have a value. I think that's a pretty important lesson, even for a 5 year old.
Edited by Jemstar, 19 July 2013 - 10:35 PM.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 06:55 AM
Mine get $5 a week. They are 8&10.
Ds mostly saves his, dd mostly spends hers on rubbish.
They probably should do and get more, but they don't ask.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 07:01 AM
We don't link chores to pocket money. I expect the kids to do chores as part of their family responsibility.
For us, pocket money is more about learning to budget and make choices about spending, rather than about the idea of earning money.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 07:41 AM
Mine only get 40cents a day for 1 small chore in addition to packing up, making beds. They only get it if they do their chores. If they forget can't be bothered or don't do it properly, no payment.
I want them to learn you have to earn money and to take pride in work and to work hard if want something. If they do extra chores such as collecting firewood for a couple of hours, they get $5. Sometimes they ask for extra chores to earn for a toy they really want.
Mine also have a save month and a spend month but if saving for big thing spend money gets put aside. Can't spend from bank acct as want that to be for future. I put $10 a month on top of their earnings in bank accts.
Mine are 9, 7, 6 and 3. 3yo hasn't really started on chores yet but will soon. Will increase rate once their chores increase.
Edited by bahalee, 20 July 2013 - 07:42 AM.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 09:11 AM
Mine don't get any. They are 10 and nearly 8. They do get birthday money from grandparents which they choose to either save or spend on what they'd like. And tooth fairy money. They do have a good concept of value and any big ticket items they really want they can wait for their birthdays.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 09:20 AM
No pocket money for chores in our house - we all do the housework because we all live in the house! If you don't want to empty the bin/wash the dishes/unpack the dishwasher you are welcome to not put rubbish in the bin/use clean dishes!
Our older boys get paid for walking the dogs and cleaning up the dog poo. $3 per dog per day/every time it's done. We did this because at 13 and 10, it gives them the opportunity to develop it into a small business in the future, if they want to. (dog walking)
The younger kids often bargain certain extra tasks for "marbles" which equate to dollars. I don't offer them but at 7 and 8, they know the older kids are getting paid and want to get in on the action as well.
One thing we do with payment though, is have a once a month "pay day". Last day of the month is pay day and whatever they have accumulated over the month is tallied on that day. The first day of the next month is shopping day, when they can spend what they have earned. So they "save" all month, and don't often spend the month's worth in one day. Sometimes they'll pay me during the month for a $1 ipod app, which is fine but actually going out and shopping for "stuff" is confined to once a month. This usually means they save up for stuff.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 09:25 AM
DD is 4 and she now gets $4. We only just started.
I am often spending money at Smiggle and the shops for small things (not every time but occasionally) so now this is where those treats will come from. She is in a very 'I want, I want' mode at the moment which drives me mad at the supermarket as I refuse to indulge her every single time I set foot in a shop. She now can learn the value of how much things cost ad only buying things she really really wants. So no more cheap rubbish is being bought than before and I am hoping it will actually reduce.
And yes she has to help me more during the week.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 12:25 PM
We give $4 to our 4yo and $2 to our 2yo (not that the 2yo can use her money, she just wants something to post into her piggy bank.
We got them both a Money Savvy Pig piggy bank when DD1 turned 4. It has slots for saving, spending, investing and donating. We are working on DD1's understanding of the idea of spending money vs saving money. We started when she turned 4 because it's so simple and concrete to give her 4 $1 coins - one for each slot.
We don't tie money to chores in this house because we believe it's more important to understand how to deal with money once you have it (ie save/spend/invest/donate) and because we think everyone in the household should do chores according to their ability anyway - it's part of the deal of living in a family.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 01:53 PM
We have a chore chart - it is stuff that should be done anyway, make bed, bring plates/cups in, put clothes in laundry etc.. but it is an incentive to get him to do it, he takes after me and is a bit lazy. lol
The chart has about 7 things listed and it is his job to put a tick in each box that he has done. At the end of the week he gets paid 20 cents for every tick.
He has potential to earn something like $20 but the most he has earnt is $10.30 and that was a one off, he normally gets between $3.60 and $5. If he doesn't tick it by Sunday morning then it isn't included, even if he did it.
He hasn't ticked anything this week so will not get paid. He can do what he wants with his money, he doesn't eat 'junk' food so usually buys a small toy or saves up for something bigger.
We also do school banking, which we bank $3 a week.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 02:01 PM
My 3 3/4 year old DS gets $2.50 a week so long as he is good at pre-school.
It is about him learning about money, and the whole currency exchange for products. He knows a lolly-pop costs him the big silver coin, and he can get a car for the little gold one.
Most weeks he saves $2.00 in his money box and just buys the lolly-pop. He hasn't yet worked out saving to buy bigger things, but we'll start teaching that soon.
Posted 20 July 2013 - 02:34 PM
We have a velcro chore chart, with stars to stick on various chores. DD (3 1/2) and DD (almost 2) can both earn stars by helping with putting away clothes, tidying up, helping set the table, etc. This is usually voluntary - I don't expect much from them at this age (although I do generally expect some level of tidying their toys). After they collect 5 stars, they can (and usually do) redeem them for TV time. This way we are minimising TV, which seems to make them quite naughty if they watch too much. Sometimes I let them have 'free tv', if I really need to have some time to myself or need to get something done!
They love to put our spare change in our money boxes, but don't get pocket money yet. I like the idea of giving money for good attitude and initiative rather than for chores, which I think should be expected of anyone living at home. My dad didn't give us pocket money for chores, but would every so often slip me $20 if I happily did the dishes or vacuuming without being asked. So I managed, and learned that attitude goes a long way.
Likewise we don't give our DD a star if she is screaming and carrying on while packing up, but she might get 2 stars if she does it happily and without being asked. She sometimes gives me a big smile as she's putting a toy away and says 'look mum, Happily!!'
I think maybe we'll transition to money rather than stars when DD starts school... she's quite happy at the moment with stars and TV for currency!
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Holiday weekend shaping up to be heavily shopped
The three busiest email transaction days in 2011 were Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Thanksgiving Day. They year, the Thanksgiving weekend looks to be a hot shopping weekend for the holiday season.
Experian/Hitwise data shows traffic to retail sites has already enjoyed a surge and the holiday weekend is only just beginning. According to their data traffic to retail sites has increased 10% over the past week (YoY) and 15% over last week. The top retail sites - so far - are Amazon, Walmart and Target.
Meanwhile, Adobe is predicting that Black Friday will be the second highest online sales day of 2012. Their researchers believe sales will increase 12% over 2011 numbers. And for Cyber Monday, they predict online-only retailers will see sales increases of more than 200% while brick-and-click retailers could see sales increases of at least 500% (YoY).
"Rather than report on what happened after the fact this holiday season, we are leveraging big data captured by the Adobe Marketing Cloud to accurately forecast the trends before they happen," said Brad Rencher, Senior Vice President, Digital Marketing Business, Adobe. "This helps our retail customers plan for consumer spending activity online to better monetize their holiday campaigns. Adobe is the big data company for marketers, helping them sort through and understand massive amounts of online and offline transactional information to uncover patterns that will help them better understand and drive their business forward."
Mobile, meanwhile, could see sales spikes of up to 110% over the 2012 holidays; Adobe predicts mobile will account for about 20% of all holiday sales in 2012.
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Avaya, the telecommunications outfit spun out of Lucent in 2000 and taken private by Silver Lake Partners and TPG Capital for $8.2 billion in 2007, the company that's buying Nortel's Enterprise Division for $900 million, a move that will recombine Northern Electric and Western Electric, entities that haven't been together since 1949, means to announce a virtualized unified communications solution today targeted at SMBs.
The widgetry is a version of the Aura solution the company brought out for the large-scale enterprise in May.
It's supposed to be one of the first solutions to use standards-based virtualization for real-time communications - and Avaya thinks so much of virtualization - the use of software to run multiple applications on a single piece of hardware at the same time - that it says it will be its de facto method of deploying applications from here on out.
Avaya has rolled its own middleware based on Linux and the open source Xen virtualization projection to make unified communications and collaboration more practical and affordable for the mid-sized company. It says its new mid-size Aura can support 2,400 users and 250 locations on a single high-end Intel Nehalem server at prices starting at 60 bucks a seat.
Besides saving money, the widgetry is supposed to reduce complexity and power consumption and, compared to rival systems, obviously needs a whole lot less hardware, which explains why it's cheaper.
Avaya calculates that Aura takes 80% less hardware than Microsoft, which isn't running communications of its Hyper-V hypervisor, and 65% less than Cisco, which isn't doing real-time. The less machinery, the less power, cooling and maintenance is needed, making the widgetry more environmentally friendly and lowering its total cost of ownership.
The so-called Aura System Platform will underlay unmodified versions of Communications Manager and Voice Messaging, Avaya's main telephony widgetry; its SIP Enablement Services, the engine that talks to devices and outside SIP services; its Application Enablement Services, the API engine for third-party apps, Utility Services, which lets the widgetry be monitored and fixed remotely; and Media Services. Avaya has replaced the typical hardware gateway with a software media gateway.
Altogether Ayava uses its homegrown Xen to create five virtual machines, one for each of the applications. It adheres to the Open Virtualization Format (OVF), the hypervisor-agnostic open standard for packaging and distributing software in VMs.
Avaya says the solution, due out next month through Avaya channels, can be completely deployed remotely in an hour or two and uses powerful wizards and self-use administration. There's no single point of failure and an optional backup server is available for redundancy.
Customers can add Avaya's Contact Center Express (CCE) multi-channel contact center solution for mid-sized companies. CCE offers a unified desktop display, advanced multimedia tools and integration with CRM software such as Microsoft's Dynamics CRM.
Down the road Avaya expects to enhance the CCE common administrative tool so users can manage contact center-related data and capabilities of Aura Communication Manager from inside CCE.
There's a Standard Edition of Aura midsize and an Enterprise Edition. The Enterprise Edition is available on a single license that provides access to corporate communications from consistent "follow me" interfaces whether the user is mobile, at home, in remote office, a hotel or at work. It provides for a portal, video, presence and thick and thin clients.
Beta sites say the virtualized solution dispenses, say, with the monthly charges incurred with hosted solutions, offers more control and pushes them closer to a total SIP environment.
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Keihin Corp (7251.T)
1 Jul 2016
¥-30 (-1.92%)
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Keihin announces change of president
Keihin Corp:Appoints Chitoshi Yokota as new president of the co to replace Tsuneo Tanai who will retire from the position, effective in late June. Full Article
Keihin announces result of early-retirement program and lowers consolidated full-year net profit outlook for FY 2016
Keihin Corp:Says 404 employees took up the offer of the early-retirement program with effective date of retirement is Feb. 29 and March 31.A premium will be added to the normal retirement allowance of eligible applicants.Says eligible applicants will also have the option to receive job-placement assistance.Says the company reaffirmed the consolidated full-year outlook for revenue at 341,000 mln yen for the fiscal year ending March 2016.Sees a decrease of operating profit forecast to 17,700 mln yen from 23,000 mln yen.Sees a decrease of ordinary profit forecast to 8,700 mln yen from 14,000 mln yen.Sees a decrease of net profit forecast to 6,500 mln yen from 11,800 mln yen.Sees a decrease of earnings per share to 87.89 yen from 159.55 yen. Full Article
Keihin amends consolidated full-year outlook for FY 2015
Keihin Corp:Says the company increased the consolidated full-year outlook for revenue to 325,000 million yen from 319,000 million yen for FY ending March 2015.Operating profit forecast increased to 22,500 million yen from 22,000 million yen.Income before taxes forecast increased to 21,700 million yen from 21,500 million yen.Confirms the net profit forecast at 14,300 million yen.Confirms the earnings per share at 160.90 yen.FY 2015 revenues of 326.10 billion yen, net income of 12.29 billion yen – Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.Comments the exchange rate and decreased sales amount of four-wheelers vehicle are the main reasons for the forecast. Full Article
Keihin Corp to issue mid-year dividend for FY 2015
Keihin Corp:To issue a mid-year dividend of 17 yen per share to all the shareholders of record as of Sep. 30, for FY ending March 2015.Payment date Nov. 28.Says latest dividend forecast was 16 yen per share. Full Article
Keihin Corp amends consolidated mid-year outlook for FY 2015
Keihin Corp:Says the company amended the consolidated mid-year outlook for the FY ending March 2015.Confirmed the revenue at 160,000 million yen.Operating profit forecast increased to 10,000 million yen from 9,000 million yen.Ordinary profit forecast increased to 10,000 million yen from 9,000 million yen.Net profit forecast increased to 6,000 million yen from 5,000 million yen.Earnings per share forecast increased to 67.60 yen from 54.08 yen.Says consolidation adjustment with regard to inventories is the main reason for the forecast. Full Article


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Additional difficulty settings for Neon Genesis EvangelionHome / Nintendo 64 /
This page contains Neon Genesis Evangelion Unlockables for Nintendo 64 called "Additional difficulty settings" and has been posted or updated on Aug 14, 2008 by CSI-phanatic.
- Developer: Bec
- Publisher: Bandai
- Genre: Action
- Release: Jun 25, 1999
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Forget about the horsemeat scandal... We've got donkey mince instead.
Talk about making an ASS out of us!Surely you've heard about the horsemeat scandal that has hit Europe? Well it was just a matter of time until someone tested the meat here in South Africa. According to Fin24:"The study found that anything from soya, donkey, goat and
water buffalo were to be found in up to 68% of the 139 minced meats, burger
patties, deli meats, sausages and dried meats that were tested. In other cases,
even undeclared plant matter was detected".
These ingredients were not declared on the products' packaging labels.
The study was published in the international
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Professor Louw Hoffman of the Stellenbosch University Department of
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Join Chip and I for a 4.5 miles hike at Afton for some fall color viewing of wooded areas with stands of oak and maple. We will make our way up to some of the highest points in the northern section of the park with a lookout over the Southwest area of the park ravine. After heading north then east a bit, the St Croix vista becomes more visible with great view.
After the hike, Cheryl is providing us with some Chili and hot dogs to roast over a big open fire pit. You're more than welcome to bring food to share. If not, just enjoy some chili and hot dogs by a warm fire. I will have warm apple cider for beverage afterwards.
Difficulty: Moderate level hike due to elevation changes of ~300 ft in less than 0.5 miles. Easy along the upper meadows and lowlands once we make the elevation changes. We will take our time and take water breaks.
Scenery: Mature oak forests, prairies, ravines and impressive vistas of the St Croix River.
Trail Surface: Paved surface, wide grassy paths and some narrow uneven surfaces along ravines.
Dogs are always welcome!
Please bring some water for breaks after we ascend to the top of the bluff. Great place to bring your camera for some great fall color scenery along the St Croix. As always, it's best to dress in layers so you can shed as you warm up. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.
A reminder that a State Park sticker is required for Afton State Park. You can get a $5 day pass or better yet an annual pass to all the State Parks for only $25. If anyone is interested in carpooling let us know.
From downtown St. Paul,head east on I-94 for 9 miles to MN 95 (Exit 253). Go south 7 miles to Military Road (CR 20). Turn east and continue for 3 miles to the park entrance.
Okay so a whole bunch of you lovely folks did not show and did not change your RSVP. Arghh! We had a wonderful time but I wish people could do a better job at changing their RSVPs when they are unable to attend events. I purchased much more food and hot dogs than were needed. That being said, we had a great time. Hope to do this again soon! Thanks everyone for coming out - lots of good laughter and strange encounters in those woods! And, of course, as always - the people are what make these events so special.
2 · October 21, 2013
Beautiful day, great leadership by Cheryl, delightful place to hike
2 · October 20, 2013
So, I purchased 30 hot dogs and buns and there are another 15 signed up through the other group. If everyone plans on attending, could someone please pick up another pack of hotdogs and buns? I'm not sure if I have enough. We will still hike but do our potluck indoors. See you there - wear layers and bring an umbrella - it might be a damp hike but it will be a great time!
Louie - hope you feel better SOON. We will do this again!
0 · October 20, 2013
If it's raining or snowing, I won't be going though
0 · October 18, 2013
OSL's please note that I am bringing hot dogs and chilli for a beanie/wienie roast after the hike. Afton has the perfect place to do this! Please feel free to bring something to contribute. I noted on the GOGS site that it would be nice if someone could commit to ketchup and mustard. Look forward to seeing all of you there!
0 · October 18, 2013
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Hotel good value for money paid.
Breakfast slightly a bit on he greasy side but overall not too bad. Floorboards very creaky in room (no.6) could wake up other person in room if using toilet overnight. Weak signal on room TV requires attention as both BBC & ITV not watchable. But overall for a 3-star accommodation fairly good value for money paid.
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