Clipmarks | rvnurse2b's 'kids' clips

All your favourites in One Page !!! . Too good..

Sun, 22 Apr 2007 13:22:23 GMT

clipped by: thefoxalmighty
clipper's remarks: nice one


Home Entertainment Shopping Travel Weekly Faves AllMyBlog sort: pop / abc fade: on / off
	Weekly Faves
	E-mail
	Video
	Maps
	Search
	Sports
	Weather
	Community
	Wiki
	Banks
	Finance
	Etrade
	Cellular
	Magazines
	News
	Compare
	Shopping
	Photo
	Movies
	Music
	Web Radio
	Astrology
	Dating
	Chat
	Blog
	Voip
	Instant Msg
	Insurance
	Courier
	Health
	Info
	Translation
	Tech
	Download
	Jobs
	Games
	Gaming
	On-line Games
	Kids
	Car Rental
	Cars
	Travel

	AllMyFaves.com \| Tell a Friend \| About AllMyFaves \| Privacy Policy \| Terms of Use \| Contact Us \|

Tags: webs

clipmarks POP-A-THON: $1 per POP for UNICEF!

Mon, 30 Oct 2006 22:18:45 GMT

clipped by: JimEspo
clipper's remarks: For every POP this clip gets between now and 10 p.m. Eastern on Halloween 2006, I will give $1 to my nephew's school Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign (up to $200). The POP will cost you nothing, it will cost me a $1. What do you have to lose? Let's help make some internet history by being part of (what I believe is) the first social bookmarking/networking community "POP-A-THON"! Imagine if every clipmarker gave $1 to a charity of choice for every one of their POPs?

Clip Source: www.unicefusa.org

Home

Get ready, get set... Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF!

Hey! Want to help kids in other parts of the world get the things they need to survive and grow? You've got the power to do it...

Join Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, the Original KIDS HELPING KIDS® campaign, and help save lives!

Together with your school, neighborhood or family, you can design and run your very own fundraising campaign this Halloween.

Getting involved is FUN and easy! Just follow these simple steps:

Learn how UNICEFhelps kids. Create afundraiser.
Collect donations in a Trick-or-Treat for UNICEFbox. Send themoney you've collected to UNICEF. Celebrate!

Tags: clipmarks, pop, humor, technology, halloween, internet, social, bookmarking, networking, un, unicef, trick or treat

Why Intelligent People Tend To Be Unhappy

Mon, 12 Mar 2007 01:19:00 GMT

clipped by: serene_ore

Clip Source: www.scribd.com

Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.

- Ernest Hemingway, author and journalist, Nobel laureate (1899-1961)

Children develop along four streams: intellectual, physical, emotional (psychological) and social. In classrooms, the smartest kids tend to be left out of more activities by other children than they are included in. They are "odd," they are the geeks, they are social outsiders. In other words, they do not develop socially as well as they may develop intellectually or even physically where opportunities may exist for more progress.

Adults tend to believe that intelligent kids can deal with anything because they are intellectually superior. This inevitably includes situations where the intelligent kids have neither knowledge nor skills to support their experience. They go through the tough times alone. Adults don't understand that they need help and other kids don't want to associate with kids the social leaders say are outsiders.

Tags: people, intelligence, happiness

George Bush Question time with Kids

Wed, 20 Dec 2006 08:31:39 GMT

clipped by: Deepti

Clip Source: www.avalon5.com

George Bush goes to a primary school to talk to the kids to get a little PR. After his talk he offers question time. One little boy puts up his hand and George asks him his name. “Stanley,” responds the little boy. “And what is your question, Stanley?” asks ol’ Dubya.

“I have 4 questions” the kid responds.

“First, why did the USA invade Iraq without the support of the UN?”
“Second, why are you President when Al Gore got more votes?”
“Third, whatever happened to Osama Bin Laden?”
“Fourth, why are we so worried about gay-marriage when 1/2 of all Americans don’t have health insurance?”

Just then, the bell rings for recess. George Bush informs the kiddies that they will continue after recess. When they resume George says, “OK, where were we? Oh, that’s right question time. Who has a question?”

Another little boy puts up his hand. George points him out and asks him his name. “Steve” the kid responds. “And what is your question, Steve?” el presidente asks.

“Actually, I have 6 questions” the kid responds.

“First, why did the USA invade Iraq without the support of the UN?”
“Second, why are you President when Al Gore got more votes?”
“Third, whatever happened to Osama Bin Laden?”
“Fourth, why are we so worried about gay marriage when 1/2 of all Americans don’t have health insurance?”
“Fifth, why did the recess bell go off 20 minutes early?”
“And sixth, what happened to Stanley?”

Tags: bush, w, george bush, dubya, humour, funny, humor

Kids brains develop dramatically with intake of omega oil

Tue, 13 Mar 2007 13:37:41 GMT

clipped by: uberkiwi
clipper's remarks: This backs up studies of child behaviour in Europe and the UK showing dramatic reductions in ADHD, and general mental well being, of kids taking EPA supplements.

Clip Source: www.smh.com.au

Scans on four British children who took an omega oil supplement for three months showed their brains developed dramatically - by the equivalent of three years - over that period.

The four children in the pilot study on the effects of diet on young brains were aged between eight and 13 and were classified as overweight. They took two capsules a day of a supplement called VegEPA, which contains a combination of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, found in fish, flaxseed oil and sunflower oil. They were also encouraged to cut down on fatty snacks and to exercise more.

After three months the children's reading age had advanced by more than a year, their handwriting was neater and they paid more attention in class. The scans showed an increase in nerve fibres in their brain, said the lead researcher

"It means you have more connections and greater density of nerve cells, in the same way a tree grows more branches," said Professor Puri

Tags: children, child, health, kids, diet

39 ways to live, and not merely exist

Thu, 09 Aug 2007 23:53:53 GMT

clipped by: morgainelefaye

Clip Source: www.dumblittleman.com

Too often we go through life on autopilot, going through the motions and having each day pass like the one before it.

That's fine, and comfortable, until you have gone through another year without having done anything, without having really lived life.

That's fine, until you have reached old age and look back on life with regrets.

That's fine, until you see your kids go off to college and realize that you missed their childhoods.

It's not fine. If you want to truly live life, to really experience it, to enjoy it to the fullest, instead of barely scraping by and only living a life of existence, then you need to find ways to break free from the mold and drink from life.

Love

Get outside

Savor food

Create a morning ritual

Take chances

Follow excitement

Find your passion

Get out of your cubicle

Turn off the TV

Pull away from Internet

Travel

Rediscover what's important

Eliminate everything else

Exercise

Be positive

Open your heart

Kiss in the rain

Face your fears

When you suffer, suffer

Slow down

Tags: personal development, self improvement, mlf

Being Poor

Tue, 13 Mar 2007 22:36:43 GMT

clipped by: morgainelefaye
clipper's remarks: Don't miss all the additions in the comments either.

Clip Source: www.scalzi.com

Being poor is knowing exactly how much everything costs.

Being poor is hoping the toothache goes away.

Being poor is knowing your kid goes to friends' houses but never has friends over to yours.

Being poor is a heater in only one room of the house.

Being poor is hoping your kids don't have a growth spurt.

Being poor is thinking $8 an hour is a really good deal.

Being poor is relying on people who don't give a damn about you.

Being poor is finding the letter your mom wrote to your dad, begging him for the child support.

Being poor is not taking the job because you can't find someone you trust to watch your kids.

Being poor is hoping you'll be invited for dinner.

Being poor is needing that 35-cent raise.

Being poor is crying when you drop the mac and cheese on the floor.

Being poor is knowing you work as hard as anyone, anywhere.

Being poor is picking the 10 cent ramen instead of the 12 cent ramen because that's two extra packages for every dollar.

Being poor is knowing you're being judged.

Tags: collection, society, food for thought, poverty, mlf

Bullied student tickled pink by schoolmates' T-shirt campaign

Wed, 19 Sep 2007 14:07:06 GMT

clipped by: TheCatWhisperer
clipper's remarks: This story just made my day. Its kids like these two young men (and those who rallied to the cause) that make me second guess my assumption that kids these days are all little shits.

Good for them!

Clip Source: www.cbc.ca

Two Nova Scotia students are being praised across North America for the unique way they turned the tide against a fellow student bullied for wearing pink.

The victim — a Grade 9 boy at Central Kings Rural High School in the small community of Cambridge — wore a pink polo shirt on his first day of school.

Bullies harassed the boy, called him a homosexual for wearing pink and threatened to beat him up, students said.

They went to a nearby discount store and bought 50 pink shirts, including tank tops, to wear to school the next day.

Then the two went online to e-mail classmates to get them on board with their anti-bullying cause that they dubbed a "sea of pink."

But a tsunami of support poured in the next day.

Not only were dozens of students outfitted with the discount tees, but hundreds of students showed up wearing their own pink clothes, some head-to-toe.

And there's been nary a peep from the bullies since, which Shepherd says just goes to show what a little activism will do.

Tags: pink, bullies, school, harassment, support, activism, heroes in my book

Banned in USA? - Children See, Children Do

Sat, 31 Mar 2007 16:36:39 GMT

clipped by: kwonsu
clipper's remarks: A must see for everyone. Seriously, everyone may benefit
I read it was banned in US. Anyone knows about that?

Clip Source: youtube.com

[Video]

Tags: child, abuse, neglet, education, example, kids, behaviour, life, people, parents, parenting

I think you're the father of one of my kids

Wed, 01 Nov 2006 16:13:06 GMT

clipped by: debbyski

Clip Source: members2.boardhost.com

A guy goes to the supermarket and notices a beautiful blond woman wave at him and say hello. He's rather taken aback, because he can't place where he knows her from. So he says, "Do you Know me?"

She replies, "I think you're the father of one of my kids."

Now his mind travels back to the only time he has ever been unfaithful to his wife and says, "My God":

Are you the stripper from my bachelor party that tied me to the the pool table, gagged me with your sequined bra, shaved my pubes, while your partner whipped my butt with wet celery? My buddies still laugh themselves senseless over that night!

She looks into his eyes and calmly says, "No, I'm your son's math teacher."

Tags: joke