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The highest percentage of learning in a person's life happens during the first few years. But it's not book learning primarily—preschool kids learn to walk, talk, discern shapes and colors, count, draw, etc. by doing those things. At this stage it's more important to play games with them, tell them stories, read to them, and help them commit important information to memory than it is to instruct them formally.

Spending time with their children seems to be an increasingly lost practice among parents. Jobs, church functions, and any number of other obligations separates the family and diminishes the opportunities for gentle instruction. Children ought to be eased into formal learning, and not till they've been encouraged and allowed to develop tactilely.

Many of the books in this section are workbooks or focus on hands-on activities. _Language and Thinking for Young Children_ by Ruth Beechick and Jeannie Nelson offers benchmarks and goals to achieve with your child. June Oberlander's _Slow and Steady Get Me Ready_ is oriented more toward motor skills and basic knowledge and provides developmental activities for your child's first five years (see also _Brain Rules for Baby_ and _Active Baby, Healthy Brain_). You really don't need a lot of books at this stage, though—be creative, work with what you have at hand, and always be looking for moments to guide your little ones.

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Alex Moreno is a sophomore at The Ohio State University majoring in Strategic Communications with minors in Professional Writing and Media Production and Analysis. The Elmore, Ohio native joined the Ohio State Athletic Communications staff as a Student Assistant in the fall of 2019 and currently holds the role of being the main contact for the Women’s Tennis team.

Moreno has gained prior experience by commentating for multiple Ohio State athletic events as a member of the Scarlet and Gray Sports Radio. She has also gained communications experience by being an Account Associate for The PRactice (an OSU student-ran public relations firm) and by being a member of HerCampus and Public Relations Student Society of America. Alex plans to continue gaining experience in both athletics and communications and is looking forward to her first year with Ohio State Athletics.
# The Abrahamic Promise (Gen 12:1–3) and its Reception in the Book of Jubilees

Tanskanen, T. (Speaker)

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# LocalizedDate.h 
    
    
    /*
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     * OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
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    #ifndef LocalizedDate_h
    #define LocalizedDate_h
    
    #include "DateComponents.h"
    #include <wtf/Vector.h>
    #include <wtf/text/WTFString.h>
    
    namespace WebCore {
    
    // Parses a string representation of a date string localized
    // for the browser's current locale for a particular date type.
    // If the input string is not valid or an implementation doesn't
    // support localized dates, this function returns NaN. If the
    // input string is valid this function returns the number
    // of milliseconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00.000 UTC.
    double parseLocalizedDate(const String&, DateComponents::Type);
    
    // Serializes the specified date into a formatted date string
    // to display to the user. If an implementation doesn't support
    // localized dates the function should return an empty string.
    String formatLocalizedDate(const DateComponents& dateComponents);
    
    #if ENABLE(CALENDAR_PICKER)
    String localizedDateFormatText();
    
    // Returns a vector of string of which size is 12. The first item is a
    // localized string of January, and the last item is a localized
    // string of December. These strings should not be abbreviations.
    const Vector<String>& monthLabels();
    
    // Returns a vector of string of which size is 7. The first item is a
    // localized short string of Monday, and the last item is a localized
    // short string of Saturday. These strings should be short.
    const Vector<String>& weekDayShortLabels();
    
    // The first day of a week. 0 is Sunday, and 6 is Saturday.
    unsigned firstDayOfWeek();
    #endif
    } // namespace WebCore
    
    #endif // LocalizedDate_h
#  rouen   
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#### Silly Senator, Corn Is for Food

##### New Reason.tv video examines the financial and environmental costs of ethanol

Los Angeles (August 11, 2008) - Politicians are going crazy for ethanol, touting it as a cure-all that will reduce both pollution and our dependence on foreign oil. But a new Reason.tv video shows ethanol subsidies are costing taxpayers a massive $8 billion this year and that as much as 60 percent of the increase in world food prices can be blamed on biofuel subsidies.

"Ethanol is bad for taxpayers, bad for the environment, and horrible for the world's poor," Nick Gillespie, editor of Reason.tv, declares in the video.

We are paying more for beef, milk, and eggs because the ethanol craze has increased demand for corn, driving up prices and diverting corn that used to go towards food products and feeding livestock. "We are in the midst of a world food crisis. Several million people are on the edge of starvation because we are turning food into fuel. The amount of corn that it takes to produce a 20 gallon tank of ethanol could feed one person for an entire year," 

And those far-reaching environmental benefits that politicians promised? It turns out they were wrong. "Ethanol is much worse for the environment than gasoline," states Bailey. "As some studies suggest, you put more energy into producing ethanol than you get out of it when you burn it."
# The Easy Way to Wirelessly Transfer Files Between an Android Phone and KDE

I recently purchased a Samsung Galaxy S (the Captivate version) and I naturally wanted to be able to transfer files between it and my Linux desktop. I'm using KDE 4.5 on Kubuntu 10.04, but there are probably ways to do this using Gnome as well. Initially I used a USB cable and configured the phone as a Mass Storage Device, but then I got to thinking that there had to be a way to use WiFi instead. Especially since I didn't keep a compatible USB cable at my main computer. After a little searching I came a across a great app called SwiFTP. SwiFTP is a nifty FTP server that's very easy to use, but will need some basic setup the first time you use it. There is a prominent Setup button and pressing it allows you to enter a username and password. Do that, press Save, and you'll go back to the main page. Touch Start and you're in business. You'll see a WiFi URL listed that you'll need for the next step. Moving to your KDE desktop, load Dolphin and type "ftp://" followed by the WiFi address found in the step above. Enter the username and password when prompted. Now you can use your phone just like any other drive on your computer and easily drag and drop files within Dolphin. And by right-clicking the folder and saving it to Places you'll always have a link in the left sidebar. The final configuration step depends upon your router. If your's allows a device to be assigned the same IP address every time it's a great way to make sure you don't have to make any adjustments next time you connect. When you're done transferring files press Stop in the SwiFTP app on your phone and everything goes back to how it was with no security holes. Does not seem to work with HTC Desire. Running Android 2.2. Got the Wifi URL right, tried from Dolphin, Konqueror and Chromium ... did not work! I have proxy server setup under KDE. So, i also tried excluding the ftp server IP from proxy ... no go! I use Bluetooth for transferring files like this  
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## macOS Monterey 12.3 released

MacRumors published a story that Apple has released macOS Monterey 12.3.   
  


> #### Apple Releases macOS Monterey 12.3 With Universal Control, Spatial Audio Dynamic Head Tracking on M1 Macs and More
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> Apple today released macOS Monterey 12.3, the third major update to the ‌macOS Monterey‌ operating system that launched in October 2021. ‌macOS Monterey‌ 12.3 comes more than a month after the launch of macOS 12.2, an update that addressed a Safari vulnerability.  
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>  The ‌‌‌‌‌macOS Monterey‌‌ 12.3‌‌ update can be downloaded on all eligible Macs using the Software Update section of System Preferences. Apple has also released macOS Big Sur 11.6.5 for users who have not yet upgraded to ‌macOS Monterey‌.
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There was an announcement late this morning from the San Francisco District Attorney's Office that a press conference was being held at the Hall of Justice this afternoon concerning imminent public corruption charges.  
  
A small scrum of reporters, including Luke Thomas and Tim Redmond above, waited near the third floor elevators before being ushered down a long hallway to the DA's Library for a photo op, and to find out who was being charged with what amid such fanfare.  
  
Former Human Rights Commissioner Nazly Mohajer, former HRC employee Zula Jones, and former City College Comissioner Keith Jackson were being charged with felony bribery, money laundering, grand theft and campaign finance fraud. The charges were part of an ongoing three-pronged investigation by (left to right) SF City Attorney Dennis Herrera, SF District Attorney George Gascon, and FBI Agent in Charge David Johnson.  
  
How long the investigation has been going on or how much longer it will continue were questions that everyone refused to answer, citing federal and state protective orders. Gascon did mention that it was "more than months." A press release offered the following inspirational words: "For public law offices like the ones George and I lead, we have no more important duty than to punish betrayals of the public trust aggressively and to the law's fullest extent," said City Attorney Herrera. "To do anything less would diminish San Franciscans' faith in the integrity of their local government, and send a terrible message to would-be scofflaws in similar positions of trust." That last sentence is a bit of a giggle, since I have only met a handful of San Franciscans in 40-plus years who had faith in the integrity of their local government.  
  
Jones and Mohajer and Jackson were all friends of Willie Brown, Jr., the former SF Mayor and continuing political fixer. During the federal corruption investigation that ended with the ensnarement of State Assemblyman Leland Yee and Shrimp Boy, among others, the lawyer Tony Serra managed to extract some very embarrassing transcripts from the FBI. In one of them, Zula Jones explains to an undercover agent how pay-to-play works in what is still Willie's City Hall as she prepares to break down an illegal contribution amount for Ed Lee's first mayoral race into separate bundles. Still, the three indictees are small minnows in the sea of institutional corruption that is old-fashioned San Francisco city government. If Mayor Ed Lee or any of his handlers were to be indicted, it might be easier to take the prosecutors' high-minded rhetoric about public corruption a little more seriously.   
  
For the moment, what we have are a trio of fall guys/gals who were sloppy, publicly exposed, and since somebody needs to be the sacrificial lambs for an increasingly disgusted public, it might as well be them. Joshua Sabatini at the _San Francisco Examiner_ has been the best reporter on this story. Click here for his front-page story yesterday which may have hastened today's particular press conference.  


    

The battle of the suits (except for the reporter).
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