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HELP.......sloshing problem using VOF
hi guys ...me new to FLUENT ...can any body help me with sloving the "Sloshing Problem" using VOF with regards to the boundary conditions to be used and the relevant input details...... thanks to all who want to help ....bbye
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On boundary conditions: if you have an outlet or inlet define them as pressure boundaries, but the whole thing works fine even in closed domains (i.e., all walls). I assume that you don't have fluid filling or draining from your tank or whatever. You have to make your slosh motion driven by the gravitational accelerations (in the operating condition panel). If you have to define them as functions of time let me know I can give you a couple of UDFs or a scheme file.
-The solver must be unsteady (1st order implicit)
-the multiphase model is obviously VOF. Turn on the implicit body force option
-set the phases. The primary phase should be the lighter
-if you have baffles, slit em!
-on the operating conditions panel enable gravity and specify the operating density as the one of the lighter phase.
-keep your URFs quite big (0.6 and 0.8 for pressure and momentum respectively, 1 for the other parameters)
-discretization schemes: BODY FORCE WEIGHTED for pressure, PISO for pressure velocity coupling (skewness correction=0, neighbour correction=1, turn off the skewness neighbor coupling), FIRST ORDER UPWIND for momentum.
-once you initialize the flow field create an adaption register for patching the initial fluid location (adapt>region, then patch the liquid volume fraction solve>initialise>patch, select the volume fraction of the liquid as 1)
-keep your time step quite small. On using the NITA algorithm for time advancement there's a little debate...
Hope this helps, let me know if you need more hints
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Hi edi ghirardi
great, if you could help with udfs. In my case a can filled with liquid and 3% air is shaked. This all stands to simulate better heat transfer under shaked (forced) convection.
The can is shaked like a piston-crankshaft mounting. where i have w=omega=angel velocity crankshaft
function for ax is: a= w^2*sin(w*t)
w=17.6 1/s
under fluent support solution 838 i find a nice solution how to solve under time-changing accerleration with *.scm and input.txt files, which works for several accerleration lines. But in my case i have a simulation over 10min whith 200000 acceleration lines. fluent reads them but gets totally slow...so this solution is only for a couple of lines
a udf would be much better where every time step x-acceleration is calculated.
would be happy about any help with an udf
regards optixxx
Re: HELP.......sloshing problem using VOF
Hi edi ghirardi
if you could help with pressure inlet boundary condition udfs(pressure is increasing with height of the water) and from which zone it has to initialized, from all zones or air zone only. If any idea about simulation of water waves free surface over the hydrofoils. Getting fine result when i take domain as a wall but could not understand about---how to define air and water inlet boundary b'coz water pressure is increasing with height).
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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-2307?page=all ] Matt Hogstrom updated GERONIMO-2307: ------------------------------------ If we need to create these then create these we must. Here are the files that I know of in our development tree that need to have substitutes created. Not sure if they exist or not. I took the files and found their location in the source tree to make finding them easier. I've modified the description with the files and using the nice markup we have I placed them in the description of this JIRA. Volunteers welcome :) 1.1.1 and other releases are stalled until we get this resolved. Geir, how does this impact previous releases of Geronimo? > Include appropriate license for the Sun j2ee schema files that are redistributed > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: GERONIMO-2307 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-2307 > Project: Geronimo > Issue Type: Bug > Security Level: public(Regular issues) > Components: buildsystem > Affects Versions: 1.0, 1.1 > Reporter: John Sisson > Assigned To: Geir Magnusson Jr > Priority: Blocker > Fix For: 1.1.1 > > > Geronimo redistributes the Sun J2EE schema files for deployment descriptors etc but doesn't appear to include anything in the global license file about it. > The following two statement in the copyright text in the schema files (e.g. http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee/ejb-jar_2_1.xsd ) concern me: > * This document and the technology which it describes are distributed under licenses restricting their use, copying, distribution, and decompilation. > * No part of this document may be reproduced in any form by any means without prior written authorization of Sun and its licensors, if any. > Considering the first point, we need to determine what license the files are under. Seems we need written authorization for the second point. > The concern regarding copyrights for the schemas came to mind whilst testing the geronimo eclipse plugin, eclipse prompted me to acknowledge the Sun license at http://developers.sun.com/license/berkeley_license.html when caching the j2ee schema files (e.g. http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee/ejb-jar_2_1.xsd ). > I can't find anything to confirm that the berkeley license displayed by eclipse is the correct license for the schemas. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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IAMHIST is managed by the Council, as duly elected representatives of the membership. The council meets once or twice a year to discuss upcoming conferences, events and initiatives. Every two years, an election of council members will be organised among the members. The current council is presided by Nicholas Cull.
Brett Bowles | James Chapman | David Culbert | Nicholas J Cull | Leen Engelen | Tobias Hochscherf| Garth S. Jowett | James Leggott | Paul Lesch | Cynthia J Miller | Katharina Niemeyer | Roel Vande Winkel |
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Brett Bowles is Associate Professor of French at Indiana University Bloomington. He has an interdisciplinary academic background, combining a B.A. and M.A. in French Language and Literature from the University of Virginia with a Ph.D. in French Civilization from Pennsylvania State University. Brett's primary research field is twentieth-century social, political, and cultural history through film (fiction and documentary), with a focus on the 1930s and 40s. In February 2012 his book Marcel Pagnol, the first comprehensive overview of the director's career in theater and cinema, was published by Manchester University Press as part of its "French Film Directors" series. An edited collection of essays titled "The Politics of French and German Cinema, 1930-1945" is slated for publication in late 2012 with Berghahn Books. Another developing project under contract with the University of Illinois Press is a book on the documentary films of Marcel Ophüls. His professional activities include serving as co-editor of Modern and Contemporary France(since 2007), associate editor of The Historical Journal of Film, Radio, and Television (since 2005), and as an editorial board member for French History (since 2007) and French Historical Studies (since 2010). He also works with International Historic Films in Chicago as an academic advisor and producer of DVDs related to France during the Second World War. The first such project, published in 2011, was a restored and subtitled edition of Forces Occultes (Hidden Forces), an anti-Semitic, anti-Masonic propaganda film made by French collaborationists in 1942. A second title, forthcoming in 2012, is Salut à la France / A Salute to France, a dual-language docu-drama that Jean Renoir made for the American Office of War Information in 1944 to promote American-British-French solidarity just prior to D-Day.
James Chapman took his BA (History) and MA (Film Studies) at the University of East Anglia and then undertook his doctoral research at Lancaster University, writing his PhD thesis on the role of official film propaganda in Britain during the Second World War. In 1996 he joined The Open University, where he taught a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, and was principal contributing author to the university's first dedicated course on Film and Television History. He joined the University of Leicester as its founding Professor of Film Studies in January 2006. He is a Council member of the International Association for Media and History (IAMHIST) and in 2010 became editor of the Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television. When Professor Chapman is not lecturing his students on why we should take James Bond seriously or decoding the semiotics of Diana Rigg, he can usually be found following Test Match Special. Professor Chapman's research focuses on British popular culture, especially cinema and television in their historical contexts. He is interested in the role of the media as propaganda, the representation of war and history, and the cultural politics of popular fictions – including, but not limited to, Dick Barton, Dan Dare, James Bond, The Avengers and Doctor Who. He has recently completed the first book to offer a cultural history of British comics from their origin to the present, and is currently researching books on Science Fiction Cinema and Contemporary British Television Drama. He is also co-investigator on a three-year Arts and Humanities Research Council project 'Spaces of Television' in association with the University of Reading and the University of Glamorgan.
David Culbert is John L. Loos Professor of History, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, USA; he was formerly Assistant Professor of History at Yale. He received his B.A and his B.Mus. from Oberlin College. He is a former IAMHIST president, and emeritus editor of The Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television. He has published many books, including News for Everyman (Greenwood, 1976); Mission to Moscow (U. of Wisconsin, 1980); Film and Propaganda in America (5 vols., Greenwood, 1990-1993); with John Chambers, World War II, Film, and History (Oxford, 1996); with Nicholas Cull and David Welch, Propaganda and Mass Persuasion (ABC-Clio, 2003); and translator (plus foreword) of Leni Riefenstahl's Behind the Scenes of the National Party Convention Film (IHF, 2010). He has been a Fellow at the Wilson Center, Washington, DC; the National Humanities Institute, Yale; a Kellogg National Fellow; and a Visiting Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. He was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and is listed in Who's Who in the World. He has served as a consultant for many television documentaries, Director of Historical Research for Ken Burns's Huey Long, and consultant for Ray Mueller's Leni Riefenstahl film. He recently received three TAF Outstanding Teaching Awards from LSU's Honors .
Nicholas J. Cull is President of IAMHIST. He is Professor of Public Diplomacy and Director of the Masters Program in Public Diplomacy at USC. He took both his BA and PhD at the University of Leeds. While a graduate student he studied at Princeton in the USA as a Harkness Fellow of the Commonwealth Fund of New York. From 1992 to 1997 he was lecturer in American History at the University of Birmingham. From September 1997 to August 2005 he was Professor of American Studies and Director of the Centre for American Studies in the Department of History at Leicester. His research and teaching interests are broad and inter-disciplinary, and focus on the the role of culture, information, news and propaganda in foreign policy. He is the author of The Decline and Fall of the United States Information Agency: American Public Diplomacy, 1989-2001 (Palgrave, 2012). His previous monographs were The Cold War and the United States Information Agency: American Propaganda and Public Diplomacy, 1945-1989 (Cambridge, 2008) and Selling War (Oxford,1995), both of which were named by Choice Magazine as outstanding academic texts of their respective year. He is the co-editor (with David Culbert and David Welch) of Propaganda and Mass Persuasion: A Historical Encyclopedia, 1500-present (ABC-Clio, 2003) which was one of Booklist magazine's reference books of the year, and co-editor with David Carrasco of Alambrista and the U.S.-Mexico Border: Film, Music, and Stories of Undocumented Immigrants (University of New Mexico Press, 2004). He has published numero
us articles on the theme of propaganda and media history. He is an active film historian who has been part of the movement to include film and other media within the mainstream of historical sources. His film work includes two works co-authored with James Chapman: Projecting Empire: Imperialism and Popular Cinema (I. B. Tauris, 2009) and Projecting Tomorrow: Science Fiction and Popular Cinema (I. B. Tauris, 2013). He is a member of the Public Diplomacy Council and has worked closely with the British Council's Counterpoint Think Tank.
Leen Engelen (°1977) studied Communication Sciences at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium) and at the University of Ulster (Northern Ireland). She got awarded her PhD from the Catholic University of Leuven in 2005 with a thesis on the representation of the First World War in Belgian fiction films from the interwar period. After completing her PhD, she was assistant professor at the University of Amsterdam and at Utrecht University in The Netherlands. Currently, she is a lecturer at the LUCA School of Arts, a lecturer in film history and media theory at the Media Arts Design Faculty (Catholic University College Limburg) in Genk, Belgium and researcher at the Faculty of Architecture and Arts and the Centre for Media Culture and Communication Technology (both Katholieke Universiteit Leuven). Leen has published on film history and visual culture in several national and international academic journals and is co-editor (with Roel Vande Winkel) of Perspectives on European Film and History (Academia Press, 2007). Her main research interests are colonial cinema, film promotion, Belgian cinema, film and historical representation and photography/picture postcards. Leen is Secretary General of the International Association for Media and History.
Garth S. Jowett Garth S. Jowett is currently a Professor of Communication in the School of Communication, University of Houston. A native of Cape Town, South Africa, he moved to England in 1958 and then to Canada in 1960. He has been at the University of Houston since 1979. Dr. Jowett worked in advertising and marketing for six years before obtaining his B.A. at York University in Toronto, and then his Ph.D. in communications history from the University of Pennsylvania in 1972. He taught at Carleton University in Ottawa before being appointed as the Director of Social Research and Policy Development for the Canadian Government Department of Communications in 1972-1975, in which capacity he represented the Canadian Government at Unesco and the Council of Europe as well as other international bodies. He was Head, Department of Communication Studies at the University of Windsor, Ontario from 1976-1979 before coming to the University of Houston in 1979. He was Director of the School of Communication from 1980 to 1985, and again from 1998 to 2001.Dr. Jowett is the author of a pioneering book, FILM: THE DEMOCRATIC ART (Little, Brown, 1976), which is widely acknowledged as the standard social history of moviegoing in America, as well as MOVIES AS MASS COMMUNICATION (with James Linton, Sage Publications, 1989) a unique and well-appreciated study. He is the co-author (with Victoria O'Donnell) of PROPAGANDA AND PERSUASION, 6th edition (Sage Publications, 2014) a widely adopted introduction to the history and study of propaganda. His most recent book is CHILDREN AND THE MOVIES: MEDIA POWER AND THE PAYNE FUND CONTROVERSY (with Ian Jarvie and Katherine H. Fuller, Cambridge University Press, 1996). He is the author of many articles and book chapters on the subjects of propaganda, film, and popular culture. He served as the series editor for the Sage Foundations of Popular Culture Series, and (with the late Kenneth Short) as advisory editor for the Cambridge University Press History of Mass Communications Series. He is on the editorial boards of several major communication and film journals. He is currently at work on several projects, most notably a book entitled, TELEVISION AND AMERICA: A SOCIAL HISTORY.Dr. Jowett has been a member of IAMHIST since it first years. On a personal level, Dr. Jowett produces and hosts a radio show entitled "The Sounds of Jazz" for seventeen years on various radio stations in Houston, and is considered an expert on the jazz of the forties and fifties.
Tobias Hochscherf is Professor of Audiovisual Media at the University of Applied Sciences Kiel in Germany and the University of Flensburg. He studied German, English and Media at the universities in Hamburg and Kiel and received a PhD from the University of Liverpool (UK). From 2006 to 2009 he worked as senior lecturer in film and television studies at Northumbria University (UK). Owing to a background in broadcast journalism and filmmaking, he is editor-in-chief of the student radio station at the University of Applied Sciences Kiel. He teaches a variety of undergraduate (BA) and postgraduate (MA) modules on media, film and television – including courses on film and television history, media theory, radio broadcasting and film production. He is Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK) and Associate Dean at the Faculty of Media at the University of Applied Sciences in Kiel. Tobias Hochscherf¹s research focuses on film and television history as well as contemporary television drama; he has recently published Beyond the Bridge: Contemporary Danish Television Drama (2017). He is also author of The Continental Connection: German-speaking Émigrés and British Cinema, 1927-45 (2011) and co-editor of Divided, but not disconnected: German experiences of the Cold War (2010) and British Science Fiction Film and Television: Critical Essays (2011). He is associate editor of the Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, The Journal of Popular Television and Jahrbuch Immersive Medien.
James Leggott is Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader of Film and Television Studies at Northumbria University, UK. He has taught on various aspects of film and television history, theory and analysis. His research mainly deals with traditions of British visual culture, particularly contemporary film and television. His PhD (Newcastle University) was concerned with questions of place and gender in British social realist film-making from the 1950s to the present. He is the author of Contemporary British Cinema: From Heritage to Horror (2008), and a forthcoming monograph on the films of the Amber Collective, a group of film-makers who have been documenting life in post-industrial Britain for over forty years. He is the co-editor of books on the topics of British science fiction film and television, British costume drama television, and the work of the media satirist Chris Morris. He has also published on topics such as 1970s British cinema, television adaptations of the novels of Catherine Cookson, television comedy and documentary. He is principal editor of the Journal of Popular Television, a twice-yearly peer-reviewed journal published by Intellect.
Paul Lesch (PhD), teaches film and history at the University of Luxembourg and the Miami University John E. Dolibois European Center in Luxembourg. He is the director of the documentary film Call Her Madam (Samsa Film, 1997) on the American diplomat and party-giver Perle Mesta. He is the author, among others, of Heim ins Ufa-Reich? NS-Filmpolitik und die Rezeption deutscher Filme in Luxemburg 1933-1944 (WVT, Trier 2002) and In the Name of Public Order and Morality. Cinema Control and Film Censorship in Luxembourg 1895-2005 (CNA, 2005) and he has contributed articles to publications such as Three Spotlights on Hitch (Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg, 1999); Wallflower Critical Guide. Contemporary British and Irish Film Directors (Wallflower 2001); René Deltgen. eine Schauspielerkarriere (CNA, 2002); Cinema and the Swastika. The international Expansion of Third Reich Cinema (ed. by Roel Vande Winkel and David Welch, Palgrave, 2007); Travelling Cinema in Europe (ed. by Martin Loiperdinger, Stroemfeld/Roter Stern, 2008); Stellar Encounters. Stardom in Popular European Cinema (Ed. by Tytti Soila, John Libbey Publishing, 2009) and Unmögliche Liebe. Asta Nielsen, ihr Kino (Verlag Filmarchiv Austria, 2009). He has also written for international journals such as Film History, Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television and Cinema & Cie. In 2010/11 he co-curated the exhibition Hugo Gernsback. An Amazing Story.
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to take my son to the police station for stealing from me(97 Posts)
I really don't know what to do. In lots of ways my son is amazing - sweet and kind and works hard at school. He has lots of friends and a full, active life. He is 11 and in yr6.
Recently he and my older son saved up for a gaming computer which we built from scratch with them. They are into Minecraft and other games like many boys their age. All of his friends are heavily into gaming too. A month or so ago he asked if he could buy a game online which cost £12 (payment goes through paypal). I said he couldn't spend that much as he needs to save his money for Christmas presents etc. We agreed he could spend £6 on another game that he wanted and no more. I had to go out then so I told my partner to put my paypal password in for him when he was ready and that no more than £6 was to be spent. While I was out a paypal notification flashed up on my phone that £12 had been spent. When I got home I queried with my partner about the amount and he said that my son hadn't asked him to put the password in. So after much interrogation it transpired that my son and managed to memorise my password and had just bought the £12 game thinking I wouldn't notice. I was utterly furious and he was immediately grounded and banned completely from the computer for 2 weeks. He seemed suitably sorry and promised to never do it again.
Fast forward to this evening. I couldn't find my phone anywhere. I turned the house upside down looking for the damn thing. Son is on the computer this whole time. The only place I hadn't been was my bedroom so I didn't bother look there. I actually thought someone must have come into the house and stolen the phone. Anyway dp eventually hands me the phone and says it was next to my bed the whole time. I swear I hadn't been in my room - weird! I check the phone and there is a paypal notification that £12 has been spent on a gaming site. He admitted he'd bought a game. I'm gobsmacked. On top of this he had moved my phone to my bedroom thinking I wouldn't see the paypal notification.
He won't talk to me now. I have told him how serious this is. What should I do. I want to march him to the police station and have them give him a telling off. I'm scared this may escalate to bigger things as he gets older. He seems to think he is entitled to steal. I don't know what I've done wrong. I know part of the problem is his obsession with the computer - we really limit the time he spends on it and try to keep things balanced. About 3 years ago our nanny caught him stealing a sweet in a shop. I think he has a problem.
Hehe Softly! Yes he is allowed to spent half his pocket money on games/ in the shop.
My son has stolen, he is 11.
He has He took a few pound coins from his granny's change jar. I caught him with a sheepish look on his face. Sat him down and told him how disappointed granny would be, how bad he must feel inside for stealing from someone who trusts him. He had a big cry, and felt quite bad. We left it that.
A few months later he was able to download a film with my password, without checking with me. This is when I got angry. He was banned from i pod for 3 weeks.
Part of me thinks it has to do with the age they are, and sadly I have become a bit less trusting and a bit more watchful.
To be continued!
I still believe that the appeal to his inner moral compass is the way to go.
I have been very careful to ensure my DC do not see the password for their iTunes account which is linked to my credit card. I have set the requirement always to need the password for any purchase and make the children tun their back before I enter the password.
DS knows the password or our cable TV, but I don't think he knows (yet) about pay per view.
So... he asked, you said £6 max. He spent the £6 + £12 (got caught and apologised) then spent ANOTHER £12 including hiding your phone to hide the fact he committed fraud (report the purchases to paypal and reverse them). You need to make sure he's aware this is fraud. It doesn't matter that you're his mother, if he steals someone else's ANYTHING its theft, using that information for his gain is fraud. Explain to him the penalties of fraud (jail time etc etc). He needs to understand that this is NOT legal and not even remotely funny.
Being a tech nerd and by husband one as well, I would lock that computer down! Including but not limited to:
- Moving the computer to a very public location. The older son will not appreciate this and that will also help with the discipline of your other son.
- password protect the computer (no nighttime games for you!).. change randomly
- install software that limits to very specific sites (wikipedia for example for research for school)
- block all downloads.
- stop any games from launching (specific to computer ID's so the older son could play).
- spyware to monitor usage (even after the suspension is lifted, sounds like he's got some friends that are bad influences)
I would also organise some form of punishment depending on your situation. You could try organising public service/charity work? Maybe this will help your son see that some people have nothing and he needs to be more grateful.
Your son right now has no respect for where the money comes from. He thinks that £30 is "nothing" because he hasn't had to earn it (that's the total amount he's spent on your paypal account lately, £6 of it authorised). Do you give pocket money or an allowance? Does he have his own bank account?
Did you buy him a Christmas present? If so, I would give one small present (it IS Christmas) which is non-computer related. I would return any other presents or hold onto it until later. I would also consider confiscating some of this other "toys", possibly selling them in order to be paid back (teaching him how much things are worth).
But then I'm pretty harsh. Come down strong and he'll be less likely to do it again (but don't include the police because once you do, punishment can be taken out of your hands and he'll not trust or respect you for it)
Btw I don't want the police to charge him or anything - just give him a telling off.
Thanks for helping me see things clearer. I'm so glad to hear that this sort of thing is relatively common.
Change password, remove all technology for at least 7 days and don't give in!
Sit him down and explain why, that your hurt and its not acceptable.
I would take his computer away from him.
And I would take it away for a month. It needs to be a proper punishment not a week. He needs to properly think and reflect on what he has done.
Calm down.
You seem to think he'll end up in Holloway because he helped himself to a sweet three years ago, and also a computergame. He won't, and you going off on one, threatning to shop him in to the authorities now won't help the situation.
For sure you are upset and you fear for him, but you need to examine why stealing is so black and white with such terrible hell in a handbasket, one track consequences?
He seems very bright, and you're very lucky to have a bright DS.
He also sounds bored, and like he's becoming addicted(?) to whatever games he's playing. Is he slightly obsessive about them?
You need to have more family chats. You need to be honest and also to stop thinking about punishment and more about discipline. You are the authority, not some guy in a uniform, or some big guy in the sky, for that matter.
He sounds like he'll do very well in the city!
Threatening him with the big bad
bogeyman policeman will make you look rather foolish. He may need the police's help in his life, we all do at some time. are you willing to make him distrustful of them, and worse still, of you?
Be honest, and talk with him. Why did he think he was entitled? Why did he try and cover up his tracks, did he know it was wrong? why did he go ahead, didnt he care that you were paying?
does he not understand that everything is found out sooner or later, that nothing is ever a secret.
LISTER VERY CAREFULLY TO HIS ANSWERS and don't interrupt <sorry for shouting, but it's important>
I would take all technology away from him for a month.
I would make him to loads of chores.
No pocket money for at least two weeks.
I don't think you can sell the games if he's downloaded them? But if he's bought actual games I'd sell them on.
If not, I'd delete them.
But then, I'm probably a bit too harsh!
The police will not just tell him off, they will ask you if you want him arrested.
I would delete the download, why should be benefit from it after the punishment is over.
Please dont take him to police station for this. At the moment, you're the one in charge... your rules and your decision on how to deal with this / punish / deliver the consequences.
Once you take him to the police station, you relinquish some of that control and you dont know how they'll deal with it. They may give him the 'telling off' you'd like them to but they may not and may look to deal with it in another way.
Its not uncommon for young people to do things like this but quickly learn that the consequences (being caught and punished) just arent worth it...
OP I would take him.
My niece (11) has been stealing...chocolate out of siblings lunch box, loose change,£20 out of dads wallet, £5 out of mums purse, stealing of her friends. THEN she went on a spree at mine. Obviously it escalated over a length of time, but shouting , grounding, confiscating did not work.
I would take him just for a telling off. He is stealing. Its wrong.
Skydelic thanks for that - we sound pretty similar!
If you take him to the police there is a chance they will record it as a crime with him linked as the suspect. That is what the policy is likely to say. You may get someone who won't use their discretion and make it official.
I'm going to go against the grain here and say you need to calm down. Yes he spent more than he was allowed (twice) but talk of taking his Christmas presents away is completely OTT in my opinion. He's 11, millions of 11 year olds do this, they don't all turn into criminals. Give him a bit of slack.
Struggling to catch up with all these replies. That is so much to you all. Venus - I agree with everything you say - I think he is bored and becoming obsessive with gaming. I have two very young dcs and he probably doesn't get enough attention
I didn't say I was going to take his presents away!
But I do strictly limit his computer time and he is only allowed on 3x week
No to police, its for you as a family to sort out. But yes to you calming down...
I would also ban him from all screen time for a month but then I hate computers/games for kids use anyway.
And keep talking about why you have done this.
Stealing is common among kids his age, but there are ways to deal with out without involving the police.
And don't bring Christmas into the mix.
My son spent about £100 on Xbox stuff.
He paid every single penny back in labour. It took him weeks, but he's never done it again.
if you take him to the police station or ask your local community officer to visit theyre not going to charge him.
What theyll do is stand there looking like big scary policemen and give him a talking to.
Your local police office will be happy to help and wont think of you as a bad parent. Ive seen it done loads of times
I also think you need to calm down. It all seems to have got a bit hysterical.
I think that bringing to the police station is ridiculous. And something you should expect to have thrown in your face when he is an adult.
It is simple: lock down the security, access in public area of house only but explain it as understanding he doesn't yet understand the seriousness; the value of money; impulse control and that you are putting in place supports whilst he gets older and can use tech responsibly without your input. Don't tell your current thought that you're taking him to the police now, because he is nothing more than a thief to you.
He is 11, and still needs to know that his Mother loves him ( which by the way, is not the conclusion anyone would draw from your posts)
I honestly can't imagine what either of my DC would have to do for me to get the police involved. There is no need for you to get them involved at all and your son will definitely hold it against you in the future.
Thank god I'm not skyadelic DS or DD...
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