Schools are designed around a curriculum that is learned in increments. Learn one thing and then move on the next thing. One builds on the other. But what if you didn't understand that first thing. How can you learn that second thing or the third, fourth or fifth. In many cases you don't. And then you just fall further and further behind. And with that comes disengagement and very often dropping out of school all together.
When my daughter, Alex, was in 2nd grade – she went to school in Tiburon, just north of San Francisco. Tiburon is a very affluent area and its school system is considered one of the best in California.
One day I was sent a letter from the school. The letter read that the school wanted to put my daughter in a remedial reading class … since she couldn't read! This came as a complete surprise to me. She was bright and curious and I was told in 1st grade in Irvine (where we lived the previous year), she was doing fine. She didn't really have homework and I came from a family where my parents didn't read to me, so I just missed it.
One day a week, Alex went to this "special" class. The expectations on the students were virtually non-existent. I was told if they learned two words a week that was good. It was all about self-confidence. After six weeks, and reading a book called, "Why Johnny Can't Read or Write but Feels Good About Himself," I took matters in my own hands.
Alex had more than enough intelligence to learn to read. But it was obvious, the "whole language" approach the school was using wasn't happening. Reading to a kid over and over again amounts to little more than maybe an interest in reading (which is great) and word memorization. But what if they run into a word they haven't seen before.
Over the course of a weekend, I created a set of fifty phonics blends cards – like flash cards. I tried to think of every blend imaginable, depicted it in a word and then included it in a sentence on each card. After all – how would someone know the pronunciation of "tion" or "cial." It makes no sense. I thought if my daughter learned the blends then she could decipher the words … and in turn, read.
The next Monday I pulled Alex out of the "that special class," much to the disconcert of her teacher and the principal. I actually had to sign a release. But within one month of using the flash cards, Alexandria Forsberg was reading one grade ahead of the class!
With school budgets being just another target of austerity efforts, there's little that can be done for those that fall behind. And not all parents can do or have the time to do what I did. This is where you and Community 3.0 come in with our "Getting Up to Speed" tutoring program. With the help of our benevolent Merchants and their patrons in our network, Community 3.0 will be the seamstress that will mend the academic safety net. Our Merchants will organize tutoring efforts with local schools for students who need that little "hand up." The health of your community depends on its future generations. To abandon them is equivalent to having your community commit suicide.
We invite you to be part of the solution and share your experience and share your knowledge. There are too many students of all ages, for fault not of their own – that are hanging in the balance. With that little assistance, someone that's not their teacher or their parents; they may establish themselves firmly on the side of success.
If you wish to join us at Community 3.0 making "Getting Up to Speed" a success and impactful on numerous young students lives then please tell us. Help us create a foundation for which our communities can build on in their quest for self-sustainability and well-being. We ask that you, part of our Community 3.0 family, band together with us to provide the assistance that these up and coming generations need to flourish in the future. No matter what role you wish to play; whether it's directly in your community or you're someone who wants to lend your experience and expertise to us in devising network-wide programs … we welcome you.


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Soldier distance to Newton
How far is Soldier from Newton?
Shortest distance between Soldier and Newton is 126.96 miles (204.33 km).
Flight distance from Soldier, KS to Newton, KS is 126.96 miles. Estimated flight time is 00 hours 19 minutes.
It takes 00 hours 17 minutes to travel from Soldier to Newton with an airplane (average speed of 550 miles).
The driving distance from Soldier, Kansas to Newton, Kansas is: 164.43 miles (264.63 km) by car.
Driving from Soldier to Newton will take approximately 02 hours 49 minutes.
#1 Soldier
City in Kansas, USA
#2 Newton
City in Kansas
38°2'48"N 97°20'42"W
Starting point in Soldier: Jackson Street (-95.964144,39.536098)
Ending point in Newton: North Main Street (-97.345047,38.046679)
Estimated Travel Time Between Soldier and Newton
The distance between Soldier and Newton is 265 km if you choose to drive by road. You can go 02 hours 56 minutes if you drive your car at an average speed of 90 kilometers / hour. For different choices, please review the avg. speed travel time table on the below.
There is no time difference between Soldier and Newton. The current time is 18:52:30.
A car with a fuel efficiency of 8.3 l/100 km will need 21.96 liters (5.8 gallon) of gas to cover the route between Soldier and Newton.
The estimated cost of gas to go from Soldier to Newton is $23.8 (diesel $28.14).
The place names are translated into coordinates to approximate the distance between Soldier and Newton (latitude and longitude). Cities, states, and countries each have their own regional center. The Haversine formula is used to measure the radius.
Andover, KS
Driving distance from Andover, KS to Soldier 175.75 miles (283 km)
Driving distance from Derby, KS to Soldier 192.07 miles (309 km)
Fort Dodge, KS
Driving distance from Fort Dodge, KS to Soldier 283.48 miles (456 km)
Driving distance from Hays, KS to Soldier 215.81 miles (347 km)
Driving distance from Hutchinson, KS to Soldier 188.83 miles (304 km)
Driving distance from Junction City, KS to Soldier 76.3 miles (123 km)
Driving distance from Kansas City, KS to Soldier 109.59 miles (176 km)
Lansing, KS
Driving distance from Lansing, KS to Soldier 74.56 miles (120 km)
Leavenworth, KS
Driving distance from Leavenworth, KS to Soldier 72.27 miles (116 km)
Driving distance from Leawood, KS to Soldier 115.28 miles (186 km)
Driving distance from Lenexa, KS to Soldier 106.81 miles (172 km)
Driving distance from Overland Park, KS to Soldier 113.9 miles (183 km)

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When Rav Yehudah HaNasi died his son suggested that Rebbe Chanina become the new leader of Klal Yisroel. Rebbe Chanina declined. He knew that he had qualified colleagues that had their heart set on the top job. The last thing he wanted to do was to cause grief to a Talmid Chacham. Rebbe Chanina took the third position in Klal Yisroel.
Amazing. A Tzadik looks back at the entire panorama of his life, reminiscing through the milestones that made an everlasting impression on his heart and the hearts of others. He wonders why he was lucky enough to live to see grandchildren and great grand children grow up. Two episodes came to mind. There were only two incidents that could bring such merit. Was it his historic act of heroism, humbleness, selflessness and honor for Torah? After all, he gave up the highest, most prestigious job for the sake of another Jew! Or was it the 6 hour detour he took on his trip from T'veria to give honor to Rebbe Shimon?
What was his question? How could the two be compared, equated or even remembered at the same time? How could he doubt which of the two have earned him long years?
The answer is – this world is not built on heroism, it is built on the everyday acts of goodness that come up every hour of every day. It's not jumping into fire; it's calling your mother. It's not fasting for weeks on end; it's sharing your food with someone who has less. It's not making speeches before thousands; it's saying hello to someone who most people ignore. No one throws ticker tape on the man who chose to be faithful to his wife, on the lawyer who didn't take the drug money, or the daughter who held her tongue again and again. All this anonymous heroism are the healthy ingredients of this world. These are the things that Olam HaBA is made of.
Everyone wants to be a hero. Less people are willing to do the simple, everyday, unnoticeable, non-dramatic acts of being a mentch.
We understand Benjamin and we understand their reward. While everyone was arguing they jumped in. They were heroes. They took the bull by the horns. They split the sea! What did Judah do that was right? What did Judah do that deserved royalty?
The answer is that while the tribe of Benjamin was rewarded for jumping, the tribe of Judah was rewarded for not jumping. There was a reason for an argument. There were questions of protocol, of history, of philosophy, maybe even of Kabbala. The tribe of Judah said, "Don't jump so fast. We all want to be superstars, but let's do the right thing! Even if it's not quite as glitzy as the others." This maturity and selflessness is what earned the tribe of Judah royalty.


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Macintosh PowerBook Duo 230
68030, apple, Duo, mac, macintosh, macos, minidock, PowerBook
Type: Laptop
Manufacturer: Apple Computer Inc.
Released: October, 1992
Discontinued: July, 1994
Price: 2610 USD
OS: System 7.1-System 7.5.5
CPU: Motorola 68030 @ 33 MHz
FPU: optional 68882 in dock
Memory: 4 MB (expandable to 24 MB, Duo RAM card)
ROM: 1 MB
Screen: 9″ passive matrix LCD, 4-bit (16 grayscales), 640×400
Storage: 80 MB – 120 MB SCSI hard drive
Dimensions: 1.4″ H x 10.9″ W x 8.5″ D
Weight: 4.2 lbs (1,95 Kg)
ADB port: only with dock
SCSI port: only with dock
Released 1994: The PowerBook Duo 230 is a notebook personal computer introduced on October 19, 1992 by Apple Computer, Inc. Priced at US $2,610, the PowerBook Duo 230 was the high end model of the two simultaneously released PowerBook Duos, the lower end being the US $2,250 PowerBook Duo 210. With a 33 MHz Motorola 68030 CPU, 4 MB RAM and an 80 or 120 MB SCSI hard disk, the PowerBook Duo 230 was nearly identical to the simultaneously released PowerBook 180 except for the smaller 9.1 inch greyscale "supertwist" passive-matrix LCD and the lack of a FPU.
Along with the 25 MHz PowerBook Duo 210, the Duo 230 was the first dockable Mac. By eliminating the internal floppy drive (as with PowerBook 100) along with other size and weight saving measures, Apple got this one down to 4.2 pounds. Because of its design, there is no way to use a floppy drive, SCSI device, external display, or network without adding a DuoDock of some sort.
With the October 1993 introduction of the PowerBook Duo 250 and 270c, the 230 replaced the 210 in the entry level, eventually being discontinued entirely on July 27, 1994 shortly after the introduction of the 68040-based PowerBook Duo 280 and 280c.
Catalog advert from fall of 1993
My PowerBook Duo 230
I got it at local pickup together with an external floppy drive. The machine worked and booted up, but had some "ghosting" on the screen. I replaced the capacitors on the mainboard and on the LCD panel. Still not 100% perfect display, but the ghosting it's not that noticeable. I also replaced the PRAM battery by soldering two coin-cell type batteries together, maybe I also added a diode to prevent charging if it had a charagble battery originally, can't remember exactly how I did it.
LCD screen capacitors
Mainboard on my workbench.
PowerBook Duo MiniDock: A friend of mine had the very cool PowerBook Duo MiniDock that turns a PowerBook Duo into a bare-bone desktop Macintosh with al the standard ports. Including a video port to use an external monitor with 256 colors. I traded him in with an Commodore A2088XT bridgeboard he wanted for his Amiga 2000 computer.
Unlike the other Duo Docks, which require the case to be closed and outlet powered, the MiniDock makes it possible to use the internal screen and the dock at the same time as well as run on battery power for an hour to an hour and a half.
MiniDock Mini Dock M7780
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Toshiba T1000
Macintosh Performa 630
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With the built-in Ethernet (via a versatile AAUI transceiver), SCSI port (forerunner of today's FireWire ) and ADB (similar to USB ), it had all the features of desktops at that time, making them the first "Landmark Laptops: The most important notebooks in computing history – Apple PowerBook 500 Series" .
3D graphics (ray-tracing)
Game "Oslo børs"
List of Commodore 128 commercial software
Rebuild project – Portable PC III (Pacific Computer)
The History of DOS
Remi Jakobsen on CBM 3032
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On NBC, The Biggest Loser earned a 2.1, up three tenths from last week's season low 1.8 adults 18-49 rating and the best rating for the season since its premiere. A two hour episode of The Voice scored a season low 3.3, down three tenths from last week's 3.6 adults 18-49 rating.
On CBS NCIS earned a 2.9, down a tenth from last week's 3.0 adults 18-49 rating. NCIS: Los Angeles garnered a 2.4, down two tenths from last week's 2.6 adults 18-49 rating. Person of Interest matched last week's series low 1.9 adults 18-49 rating.
On FOX, Dads matched its last original's 1.4 adults 18-49 rating. Brooklyn nine-nine was even with its last original's 1.6 adults 18-49 rating, and New Girl notched a 2.0, up two tenths from its last original's 1.8 adults 18-49 rating. The Mindy Project earned a 1.5, up two tenths from it's most recent episode's 1.3 adults 18-49 rating.
On the CW, The Originals notched a 0.9, down from last week's 1.0 adults 18-49 rating. Supernatural garnered a 0.9, down two tenths from last week's 1.1 adults 18-49 rating.
In Nielsen's 56 metered markets, household results were: "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," 2.8/8; CBS's "Late Show with David Letterman," 2.6/7; and ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," 2.0/6.
In the 25 markets with Local People Meters, adult 18-49 results were: "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," 1.0/5; "Late Show," 0.5/3; and "Jimmy Kimmel Live," 0.7/4.
From 12:35-1:35 a.m. ET, "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" (1.5/6 in metered-market households) beat CBS's "Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" (1.3/5). In the 25 markets with Local People Meters, "Late Night" (0.6/4 in 18-49) topped "Late Late Show" (0.3/2).


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Q: Showing Non-Stationarity of Random Walk with Drift So, I'm using the definition $Y_t= t\theta_0 + \sum e_t$ where $e_t$ is i.i.d with zero mean and constant variance. And I'm trying to show that $Cov(Y_t, Y_{t-k})=(t-k)\sigma_e^2$
So far I've got:
$Cov(Y_t, Y_{t-k})= Cov(t\theta_0 + \sum e_{t-1}, (t-k)\theta_0 + \sum e_{t-k-1}$)
$=Cov[(t\theta_0, (t-k)\theta_0)+(t\theta_0, \sum e_{t-k-1}) + (\sum e_{t-1}, (t-k)\theta_0)+(\sum e_{t-1}, \sum e_{t-k-1})]$
and then I think that all but the last covariances are 0, but then I'm just left with $Cov(\sum e_{t-1}, \sum e_{t-k-1})$ which looks like it should get me my desired result but what logic do I apply? Should I specify a specific lag or something so that I can do $Var(e_{t-k-1})$? Thank you!

A: $$ Cov(Y_t,Y_{t-k}) = Cov \Big(t \theta_{0} + \sum_{i=1}^{t} e_i, (t-k) \theta_{0} + \sum_{i=1}^{t-k} e_i \Big) \\
= Cov\Big( t \theta_{0}, (t-k) \theta_0\Big) + Cov\Big(t \theta_{0}, \sum_{i=1}^{t-k} e_i \Big) + Cov\Big(\sum_{i=1}^{t} e_i, (t-k) \theta_0\Big) + Cov\Big(\sum_{i=1}^{t} e_i, \sum_{i=1}^{t-k} e_i\Big) \\ = 0 + 0+0+ Cov\Big(\sum_{i=1}^{t} e_i, \sum_{i=1}^{t-k} e_i\Big) = \sum_{i=1}^{t-k} Var(e_i) = \sigma_{\epsilon}^{2}(t-k), $$
where one uses the bilinearity of covariance, the independence of the innovations $e_i$ and the fact that the covariance of two variables one of which is a constant equals zero.

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Sunanda Sharma bags two titles at Mrs. India Earth 2018 Contest : Mrs. Sunanda Sharma from Patiala has won two titles namely "Mrs. Timeless Beauty" and "Pride of Punjab" in the recently concluded finale of prestigious Mrs. India Earth-2018 in New Delhi at Hotel ITC Welcome Hotel Dwaraka (New Delhi).
Ms. India Earth 2017 and Ms. United Nation 2018 Shyna Sunsara crowned Mrs. Sunanda Sharma.
On receiving the awards Sunanda said, "l would like to work with the underprivileged in the field of education. I believe that with education you can get rid of most of the ills of the society. Education can open up your mind and create new avenues for the people. They also learn to separate the good from the bad, helping them make informed decisions for a better life.


Minneapolis, MN — November 8, 2017 — Suttle, a Communications Systems, Inc. company (NASDAQ-GM: JCS), introduces the MediaMAX™ brand of connectivity products to architects, interior designers, planners and building industry professionals at the AIA Minnesota Convention in Minneapolis.
A solid network capable of delivering Gigabit speeds with maximum bandwidth is a key element for today's successful designed spaces. And intelligent buildings need a reliable network to support building automation, the rapidly growing demand for IoT devices and provide multiple WiFi access points.
Based on a century of experience with major communication service providers, Suttle has a unique position to provide the right product for designers and planners. We design and manufacture innovative products that support the well-connected home and business, including the MediaMAX line for gigabit connectivity.
Stop by the Suttle booth to check out our attractive line of panels with ventilated covers for heat and fire resistance and made out of plastic for optimized wireless use. Also, see our high-quality, efficient multi-function modules that save space, and the new tool-less data jack for CAT6 performance.
Hall D: 1301 Second Ave. S.
Suttle specializes in simplifying the network with MediaMAX™ and FutureLink™. MediaMAX connected home and business solutions include media panels, modules, jacks and wall plates for fiber, CAT6, COAX and wireless connectivity. FutureLink provides solutions for the edge of the network, including a variety of fiber enclosures and terminals. Founded in 1910, Suttle is a US company with headquarters and manufacturing in Hector, MN and is part of Communications Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ-GM: JCS).


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Q: Why does the following line crash ibtool? By removing code and trail and error, I found the following line in my .xib file crashes ibtool in Xcode 6.3.1.
<fontDescription key="fontDescription" style="UICTFontTextStyleHeadline"/>

Within the following block:
        <navigationController id="9" customClass="CustomNavigationController">
            <extendedEdge key="edgesForExtendedLayout"/>
            <simulatedStatusBarMetrics key="simulatedStatusBarMetrics" statusBarStyle="blackOpaque"/>
            <simulatedNavigationBarMetrics key="simulatedTopBarMetrics" translucent="NO" prompted="NO"/>
            <navigationBar key="navigationBar" opaque="NO" clipsSubviews="YES" multipleTouchEnabled="YES" contentMode="scaleToFill" barStyle="black" translucent="NO" id="11">
                <autoresizingMask key="autoresizingMask"/>
                <color key="backgroundColor" white="0.33333333333333331" alpha="1" colorSpace="calibratedWhite"/>
                <color key="tintColor" red="0.52042670701978977" green="0.78835227272727271" blue="0.33819077917403134" alpha="1" colorSpace="calibratedRGB"/>
                <textAttributes key="titleTextAttributes">
                    <fontDescription key="fontDescription" style="UICTFontTextStyleHeadline"/>
                    <color key="textColor" white="1" alpha="1" colorSpace="calibratedWhite"/>
                </textAttributes>
            </navigationBar>
            <viewControllers>
                <viewController nibName="RootViewController" id="13" customClass="RootViewController">
                    <extendedEdge key="edgesForExtendedLayout"/>
                    <navigationItem key="navigationItem" id="14">
                        <nil key="title"/>
                    </navigationItem>
                </viewController>
            </viewControllers>
        </navigationController>

Is there another way to get the same functionality without crashing ibtool. This project is fairly old, is something I'm doing obsolete?


Published by the Yorkshire Coast Radio News Team at 6:30am 17th February 2015.
Yorkshire Coast Radio will launch 'Yorkshire Coast Radio Extra' today, becoming the third UKRD Group station to broadcast on the North Yorkshire Multiplex.
Chris Sigsworth, Managing Director says: "Yorkshire Coast Radio Extra will provide everything our listeners love about Yorkshire Coast Radio, with a little bit extra".
Speech-based content will feature in special programmes, focusing on topics such as Business, Health and Motors.
Chris says: "Our audience is currently the biggest it has ever been. After a very successful 21 years we feel the time is right to extend our service and provide more engaging content, specific to the local area that we serve".
William Rogers, Chief Executive Officer of the UKRD Group, says: "This is a great example of a local commercial radio station maximising its opportunity to provide incremental services to the people in its patch. Not only is this a further expansion of the stations approach to what is already a comprehensive strategy to develop digital services but it reflects a meaningful improvement in the range of content being delivered".


Feral rock pigeons were screened for neutralizing antibodies to West Nile virus (WNV) during late winter/spring and summer of 2002 and 2003. Additionally, virus isolation from serum was attempted from 269 birds collected during peak transmission periods. The observed viremia levels and seroprevalence indicate that this species could be involved in amplifying WNV in urban settings.


Yesterday evening, the two photographers, Terje Abusdal and Sergey Melnitchenko, were honoured with the prestigious Leica Oskar Barnack Award (LOBA) and Leica Oskar Barnack Award Newcomer before an audience of around 300 guests in Berlin's Saint Elisabeth church. The international jury of experts had chosen a total of twelve finalists from the 2,700 portfolios of photographs submitted for the competition. This year, the long-established, international award was presented for the 37th time – the formal gala event was hosted by Till Brönner, the acclaimed jazz trumpeter and an accomplished Leica photographer.
In the main category, this year's award went to Norwegian photographer Terje Abusdal, with his series titled 'Slash & Burn'. Between fact and fiction, he creates a mystical and expressive portrait of the Forest Finns, an in the meantime officially recognised ethnic minority in Norway. The winner in the main category, Terje Abusdal, was presented with a cash prize of 25,000 euros and Leica M-System equipment (a camera and lens) valued at an additional 10,000 euros.
Ukrainian photographer Sergey Melnitchenko was honoured with the Newcomer Award for up-and-coming professional photographers up to the age of 25 for his portfolio titled 'Behind the Scenes', a series of images captured behind the scenes in a Chinese nightclub. He delivers rare insights into the world of show business and benefits from his own experiences as a dancer. The winner of the Newcomer Award was presented with a cash prize of 10,000 euros and also received a Leica rangefinder camera and lens.
In addition to the two award winners, the remaining ten finalists all attended the presentation of the awards and presented their portfolios to the audience. Each of these ten finalists was honoured with a cash prize of 2,500 euros.


Our principal act of worship at Saints Matthew & Mark is the Holy Eucharist, also known as the Lord's Supper, Mass, or Holy Communion. On Sundays we gather together at 8am, 10am & 5pm (during July and August we celebrate the Eucharist at 9am & 5pm). Throughout the week we also gather for the Eucharist at 9:30 on Tuesday mornings and Morning Prayer is said daily Tuesday through Friday at 9am.
While our services are led by our Rector, or visiting clergy, our worship is not possible without lay leaders in various roles. If you would like to serve as part of our worship team as an Usher/Greeter, Reader, Intercessor, or Eucharistic Minister please speak to Fr. Patrick. In addition to serving within or worship services at Saints Matthew & Mark our group of Lay Eucharistic Visitors bring communion to some of our shut-ins and those unable to be present with us on Sunday mornings, if you would like to join this group please speak with Fr. Patrick.
In addition to our regular services we will celebrate the following Principal Feasts with a service of Holy Eucharist.
In addition to these special observations we have a monthly Taizé service on the last Thursday of the month at 7pm.


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Тадеуш Калиновский (; ) — польский актёр театра и кино.

Биография
Родился в 1915 году в Лайбнице. Учился в Краковской консерватории, в 1934—1939 годах был исполнителем песен. В 1939 году принимал участие в боях против вторгшихся немцев. Во время оккупации жил в Кракове и Варшаве, участвовал в конспиративных концертах.

В 1946—1947 годах учился в Студии драмы при Театре имени Станислава Выспянского в Катовице и играл там в эпизодических ролях. На сезон 1947—1948 годов был приглашён в Театр имени Стефана Жеромского в Кельце, в 1948—1951 годах выступал в Театре имени Юлиуша Словацкого в Кракове. В 1952—1958 годах играл во вроцлавских театрах, а с 1958 года и до конца жизни (с перерывом на 1962—1963 годы, когда он играл в Театре Заглембы в Сосновеце) — в Театре имени Станислава Выспянского в Катовице.

Умер от сердечного приступа 22 августа 1969 года во время отпуска. Похоронен на французском кладбище в Катовице.

Избранная фильмография
 1958 — Пепел и алмаз/ Popiół i diament — Вейхерт
 1962 — Как быть любимой/ Jak być kochaną — актёр Петерс
 1962 — Красные береты / Czerwone berety — сержант Феликс Кудасько
 1966—1970 — Четыре танкиста и собака/ Czterej pancerni i pies — полковник (впоследствии — генерал) Тадеуш. Так как последние серии снимались в 1970 году, уже после смерти актёра, завершать работу над этой ролью пришлось Юзефу Новаку
 1968 — Ставка больше, чем жизнь/ Stawka większa niż życie — крайсляйтер в 3-й серии
 1969 — Девичий заговор/ Rzeczpospolita babska — генерал
 1969 — / Znicz olimpijski — капитан «Шаротка»

Примечания

Ссылки
 FilmPolski.pl — Tadeusz Kalinowski

Киноактёры Польши

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Frisco ISD Celebrates Class of 2021
More than 4,600 members of the Class of 2021 crossed the stage during graduation ceremonies held over four days at the Ford Center at The Star.
Frisco ISD was thrilled to join parents, family and friends in honoring graduates as they marked the end of their high school career. It was a joyous celebration of all that the students had accomplished, full of thank-yous for those who had helped guide them on their 13-year journey.
"None of us would be sitting here today without the endless support from teachers and staff at Centennial," CHS Senior Class President Jillian Clack told her fellow graduates. "The passion with which they teach, the commitment to their students, their faith in our ability to make it today and the inspiration to learn far beyond high school.
"On behalf of my fellow classmates, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the teachers, staff and administrators at Centennial. From completely changing your teaching styles to fit a Zoom call to simply insisting on routine mental health check-ins, those things mattered."
The unexpected circumstances of the last 14 months – and the lessons graduates drew from those experiences – were a topic of many graduation speeches.
"If I had known what was coming, I would have been in the moment so much more. For simple things. For every little thing like being in the cafeteria eating lunch with my friends, my last band rehearsal or just walking through that crowded C hallway," said Reedy High School salutatorian Shishir Nambi. "As life opens up, and we go on to do so much more and so many bigger things, I hope we all continue to make time for the little things."
Graduates said they were inspired by the grit and resilience of the Class of 2021 and that the pandemic would help them rise to the challenges of the future.
"As we walk across the stage today and into that future, we can do so knowing that we are truly capable of overcoming any challenge that we face in life," said Frisco High School valedictorian Bela Achaibar.
"We are people who are ready to find solutions to the problems created by generations before us, people who know how to adapt when those solutions have problems of their own and people who understand that life doesn't always go the way that we expect but that there is beauty to be found in the spontaneity that that creates...People who have lived through something and people who can live through anything."
Lone Star High School salutatorian Nihal Tangeda urged his classmates to embrace the unknown and make the most of every moment.
"The territory we're about to enter is unfamiliar yet filled with so many exciting opportunities," he said. "What we make of our future will be our reality. Yes, there will be unexpected challenges, but that is what makes life so interesting. It is these obstacles that trigger new ideas, send us on new adventures and influence us to develop as human beings."
Frisco ISD extends an enthusiastic congratulations to the Class of 2021 and wishes graduates all the best as they pursue their goals and dreams.
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import org.apache.shardingsphere.elasticjob.api.ShardingContext;

public interface FooJob extends ElasticJob {

    /**
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Kate Middleton body language shows signs of 'dramatic sadness' in the Royal Family
Kate Middleton has thrown herself into royal duties since she married Prince William in 2011. The royals have started to attend more engagements again as some coronavirus restrictions have eased. What has Kate's body language revealed about her role?
Most recently, the couple made a trip to South Wales where they visited an amusement arcade and met with residents at a care home.
Prince William is second in line to the British throne which means both him and Kate are likely to have very important roles in the Royal Family.
While the Duchess of Cambridge has been a senior royal for many years, it is thought she has gradually taken on more duties.
Analysing pictures from over the years, body language expert Judi James explained there has been a shift in how she handles her role.
This year, the royal has appeared more relaxed when at engagements.
Judi said: "Kate is often being seen trying to make her husband laugh in public and indulging in more frequent bouts of actual laughter herself when she is making royal visits."
When making more appearances, the royal could be trying to show a different side of herself.
During the lockdown, Kate also let more of her personality come across as she opened up about her struggles.
Despite possibly taking on an increasing workload, Kate has grown more confident in her role.
The mother-of-three appears happy to represent the monarch both at events with her husband or by herself.
Judi added: "She seems happier to acknowledge that she is popular in her own right now and that she has earned the respect and possibly admiration of the Queen too."
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How did Kate Middleton become a royal?
Kate Middleton, or Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, was born on 9 January 1982 at the Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading, England.
She was born to Michael and Carole Middleton, a former flight dispatcher and air hostess. The couple founded a party supplies company, Party Pieces, in 1987 – now estimated to be worth £30 million.
Kate has a younger sister Pippa Matthews, 34, and a younger brother James Middleton, 31.
Kate and her family moved to Amman, Jordan, in 1984, where the future Duchess was educated at an English-speaking nursery school.
After moving back to Berkshire the family sent Kate to private school, St Andrews School. She went on to briefly study at Downe House before moving onto Marlborough College where she boarded.
For university the young Kate attended the University of St Andrews in Fife, Scotland. Here she was awarded an undergraduate MA (2:1 Hons) in history of art.
Relationship with Prince William
Kate met Prince William when they were both studying at St Andrews, and both living in St Salvator's Hall. Famously, William reportedly took a fancy to Kate after she wore a see-through dress during a fashion show.
In 2003 the couple began dating and lived together during their second year of university.
The couple split in April 2007, however, in October they were back together.
Prince William proposed to Kate Middleton with his late mother Princess Diana's engagement ring in October 2010. The couple were holidaying in Kenya at the time.
On 29 April 2011 they married at Westminster Abbey with a whopping 26 million watching the event live.
Kate wore an Alexander McQueen dress worth a reported £250,000 on the big day.
Kate assumed the title "Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge" and also became the Duchess of Cambridge on the day.
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Q: spread operator issues with property accessors (getters) I'm having a hard time understanding why there are some issues with the following code https://jsfiddle.net/q4w6e3n3/3/
Note: All examples are tested in chrome version 52.0.2743.116 just in case this helps
const model = {
  someVal: 'some val',
};

const obs = {
  ...model,
  get accessor() {
    return this.someVal;
  },
}

// Expected: '>>> some val'
// Actual: '>>> undefined'
console.log('>>>', obs.accessor);

But the following similar snippet works https://jsfiddle.net/q4w6e3n3/5/
const model = {
  someVal: 'some val',
};

const obs = {
  get accessor() {
    return this.someVal;
  },
  ...model,
}

// Expected: '>>> some val'
// Actual: '>>> some val'
console.log('>>>', obs.accessor);

using the babel REPL I was able to see that Object.assign is used if available in the transpiled code
When I used it directly instead of the object spread I get the same issue, and also works if put the model
variable to the end instead of at the beginning.
Is this a bug? or is it intended behavior?
Also why does the following snippet work as well?:
const model = {
  someVal: 'some val',
};

const obs = {
  someVal: model.someVal,
  get accessor() {
    return this.someVal;
  },
}

// Expected: '>>> some val'
// Actual: '>>> some val'
console.log('>>>', obs.accessor);

https://jsfiddle.net/q4w6e3n3/6/
I would expect it to have the same issues but works as a charm are getters this keyword somehow bound to the object they were added to?

A: Object.assign won't copy accessors. So when your splat is before your getter babel and its various voodoos uses Object.assign and the accessor isn't copied onto the first object from the second, well kind of, voodoo again. When your splat is after the getter, then it assigns the splatted properties onto the object with the getter, and the getter is preserved.
See here: MDN - Object.assign
Relevant code excerpt:
**Copying Accessors**
var obj = {
  foo: 1,
  get bar() {
    return 2;
  }
};

var copy = Object.assign({}, obj);
console.log(copy);
// { foo: 1, bar: 2 }, the value of copy.bar is obj.bar's getter's return value.

// This is an assign function that copies full descriptors
function completeAssign(target, ...sources) {
  sources.forEach(source => {
    let descriptors = Object.keys(source).reduce((descriptors, key) => {
      descriptors[key] = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(source, key);
      return descriptors;
    }, {});
    // by default, Object.assign copies enumerable Symbols too
    Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(source).forEach(sym => {
      let descriptor = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(source, sym);
      if (descriptor.enumerable) {
        descriptors[sym] = descriptor;
      }
    });
    Object.defineProperties(target, descriptors);
  });
  return target;
}

var copy = completeAssign({}, obj);
console.log(copy);
// { foo:1, get bar() { return 2 } }


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What is the perfect approach to take for healthy weight loss? What kind of lifestyle should be followed in order to achieve the perfect body and mind? For someone who is new to a healthy lifestyle concept, he/she would definitely want start with a balanced healthy diet.
What exactly is a balanced diet? It's one that's full of optimum nutrients that the body needs in order to function energetically and keep you healthy and free from life-threatening diseases. Another important thing in a weight loss plan is any form of cardio exercise or weight training. A healthy diet and exercise go hand in hand. You can't just eat a balanced diet and lead a sedentary lifestyle and expect to burn calories or lose weight. This works both ways; if you keep on doing your cardio and weight training but also gorge on calorie-rich foods, you won't see results. If you eat unhealthy foods, even burning insane amounts of calories will give you few results.
If you are conscious about maintaining your overall health and fitness and also want a fit mind with a fit body, living a healthy lifestyle can be one of the best things that you can do for your overall well-being. You can start with a healthy weight loss plan and combine it with proper exercises that burn extra calories in your body. Here are some basic and easy-to-follow tips that will guide you towards achieving a healthy lifestyle.
o Start your day early: Waking up early helps you start each day with a fresh beginning. Enjoying the sunrise and the sound of birds chirping first thing in the morning gives you a healthy and pleasant start.
o Exercise: Depending on your preferences, you can choose to do a set of exercises that reinforce your healthy weight loss plan. Ideally, you should combine some form of cardiovascular exercise (walking, swimming, jogging etc.) with weight training. For a healthy lifestyle, another crucial thing is to achieve a healthy mind, which can be achieved by doing yoga and meditating. There are some excellent yoga postures for overall body fitness and some that are specifically designed for weight help. If you are more inclined towards achieving mental peace, then you can start by meditating first thing in the morning. This would help you start your day with a fresh, clear mind, and keep you that way throughout the entire day.
o Eat a balanced healthy diet: If you plan your balanced diet to include 5 meals throughout the day, you should eat less at each meal, but enough to keep you balanced and focused. You need not starve yourself to achieve healthy weight loss.
To achieve a truly healthy lifestyle, one has to be balanced in every part of his or her life. The basis for success with any healthy weight loss plan is to do what's required and tweak it to your preferences. The final key: don't give up!
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Schenk within a stroke of course record to share lead with Rahm and Thomas
Adam Schenk carded a 10-under-par to surge into a share of the lead alongside top-ranked Jon Rahm and Justin Thomas at the halfway mark of the Farmers Insurance Open on Thursday.
Schenk, who is ranked 54th and has never won a PGA Tour title, carded a career-best PGA Tour round of 62, which included making 10 birdies and hitting four of 14 fairways.
The American, who turned 30 on Wednesday, made eight consecutive birdies was within one shot of equaling the course record, with his 15-feet putt on the 18th hole lipping out.
Reigning US Open winner Rahm, who opened the tournament with a six-under-par 66, backed up with a seven-under-round on the second day on the North Course at Torrey Pines.
World number six Thomas is locked with Schenk and Rahm at 13-under overall after his nine-under round.
The trio lead from Cameron Tringale at 12-under, with Peter Malnati next with 11-under.
Opening day leader Billy Horschel slipped down the leaderboard after a one-over round to be eight-under overall.
Will Zalatoris, who started and finished the second day with eagles, is among a group of six at seven-under including Dustin Johnson.
Phil Mickelson, Bryson DeChambeau, Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler, Tony Finau and Brooks Koepka were among the notable players to miss the cut.
Spieth's four-over card ended his run holding the longest active made-cut streak (20) on the PGA Tour.
Horschel leads Farmers Insurance Open with Rahm three shots back
Billy Horschel leads the way after the opening day of the Farmers Insurance Open in San Diego with world number one Jon Rahm the best of the big names in the field.
Horschel leads by one stroke from Michael Thompson after the 35-year-old American carded a bogey-free nine-under-par 63 on the North Course at Torrey Pines.
World number 23 Thompson also went bogey free on Thursday, birdieing four of his first five holes to jump out of the blocks, before birdies on the 17th and 18th holes rounded out a strong day.
Stephan Jaeger and Kevin Tway are seven-under-par, with Rahm on six-under-par alongside three others players; Rickie Fowler, Doug Ghim and Francesco Molinari.
Rahm's round on the South Course included two bogeys and six birdies but he jumped up the leaderboard with an eagle on the 18th.
Sam Burns, Daniel Berger and Tony Finau are among a group of players tied at five-under while Justin Thomas started with a four-under-par 64 but had five birdies on his front nine before two bogeys in his final five holes.
Tokyo Olympics gold medallist Xander Schauffele and 2020 Masters champion Dustin Johnson are also four under.
A bleach-blonde Brooks Koepka had two bogeys and four birdies to be two under, alongside three-time major winner Jordan Spieth and 2020 US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau.
Smith cards two eagles for narrow lead from star-studded Tournament of Champions field
Australian Cameron Smith holds a one-stroke lead after the opening day of the PGA Tour's calendar year-opening Tournament of Champions in Hawaii on Thursday.
Smith carded an eight-under-par 65 which included two eagles along with five birdies and one bogey to claim the lead ahead of three players including world number one Jon Rahm on seven under.
Rahm is tied with American pair Daniel Berger and Patrick Cantlay following rounds of 66 in good conditions.
More than half of the 38-player field broke 70 in the conditions, although Grand Slam winners Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth (both 71) and Justin Thomas (74) were not among that group.
Top-ranked Rahm and PGA Tour Player of the Year Cantlay were both returning to competitive golf after several months off and made fine transitions.
The Spaniard had seven birdies and no bogeys in his round, while Cantlay started with a bogey but finished in style, with four birdies and an eagle in his final five holes.
Berger might have shared the lead with Smith if not for a bogey on the penultimate hole, having made five birdies on his front nine.
Erik van Rooyen, Kevin Na and Sungjae Jim are six under, while world number two Collin Morikawa and four-time major winner Brooks Koepka are among five players at five under.
Top 20 trio Bryson DeChambeau, Xander Schauffele and Hideki Matsuyama are also not far off the pace after opening rounds of four-under for 69.
Hovland wins Hero World Challenge in front of Tiger Woods
Viktor Hovland turned the impossible possible on Sunday, overcoming a six-stroke deficit to win the Hero World Challenge.
Collin Morikawa was five shots clear at the start of the final round as the American closed in on the world number one ranking, but Hovland had other ideas in the Bahamas.
On a chaotic day, Hovland – in his first start since claiming the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba – rallied to a stunning one-shot victory with consecutive eagles and a birdie from the 14th and 16th holes.
Despite bogeying his last two holes, Hovland signed for a 66 and the winners' cheque at 18 under, ahead of Scottie Scheffler (66) in front of tournament host and 15-time major champion Tiger Woods as Morikawa capitulated in a final-round 76.
"I didn't think a win was going to be very possible," said the 24-year-old Norwegian star Hovland. "But I know this course is tricky.
"You can make birdies, but it's easy to make bogeys and doubles. If I put a good score up there, you never know what's going to happen."
An unofficial PGA Tour event, Hovland insisted the win felt like an official one given the star-studded field.
"Hell, yeah! There's only 20 guys in the field, but the players here are really good, and I feel like my wins have come when the field hasn't been as strong, so for me to do well in a field like this gives me a lot of confidence," he added.
Morikawa appeared poised to add another piece of silverware to his collection in pursuit of golf's top ranking, but the reigning Open Championship winner crumbled, missing three birdie chances from 10 feet or closer to start the round.
Two triple-bogeys and a bogey capped a forgettable front nine for Morikawa, who dropped another shot at his final hole to end the event tied for fifth – four shots adrift of Hovland, alongside Justin Thomas (64).
Sam Burns shot a three-under-par 69 to earn a share of third spot with former Masters champion Patrick Reed (69).
A four-time major winner, Brooks Koepka had to settle for a slice of ninth position at Albany Golf Club following his two-over-par 74.
Bryson DeChambeau – beaten by rival Koepka in their exhibition showdown in Las Vegas – closed with consecutive rounds in the 70s after going two over on the fourth day.
Former world number one Rory McIlroy (75) ended the tournament 12 shots back, while Jordan Spieth's nightmare Hero World Challenge resulted in a six-over-par display after shooting a 76.
McIlroy captures 20th PGA Tour title with CJ Cup triumph
Rory McIlroy celebrated his 20th PGA Tour win after roaring past Rickie Fowler and holding off Collin Morikawa to clinch The CJ Cup.
McIlroy carded a six-under-par 66 to soar to the top of the leaderboard at 25 under for the tournament as the former world number one prevailed by one stroke in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Fowler was the player to beat heading into Sunday's final round, the former Masters runner-up teeing off with a two-stroke advantage at the Summit Club.
But Fowler fell following a final-round 71 as McIlroy used an eagle, five birdies and just one bogey for his first PGA Tour success since May's Wells Fargo Championship.
With his latest triumph, it marked the first time four-time major champion McIlroy – who endured a forgettable Ryder Cup campaign with Europe – had won in his season debut on Tour.
McIlroy also became the 39th player with at least 20 wins on Tour, moving tied for 35th on the all-time list.
"It is a big carrot," McIlroy – who played bogey-free after his eagle putt on the 14th – said of the 20 wins. "I didn't know it would be this week."
Morikawa rocketed up the leaderboard with a stunning 10-under-par 62 but it was only enough for second position at 24 under.
Fowler and Keith Mitchell (67) finished tied for third at 22 under, a shot better off than Talor Gooch (62), Sam Burns (66), Aaron Wise (66) and former world number one Adam Scott (69).
Emiliano Grillo tied the CJ Cup 18-hole scoring record with his career-low 11-under-par 61 as he shared 18th, alongside Justin Thomas (64), Jordan Spieth (67) and Xander Schauffele (63).
Brooks Koepka (68) finished 10 strokes behind McIlroy, while Dustin Johnson was a shot further back following his 67.
Fowler claims two-stroke lead from McIlroy as Mitchell slides at CJ Cup
Former Masters runner-up Rickie Fowler claimed a two-stroke lead at the CJ Cup as Keith Mitchell surrendered his five-shot advantage on the third day in Nevada on Saturday.
Fowler carded a nine-under-par 63 to be 21 under after three rounds and two shots clear of four-time major champion Rory McIlroy at the Summit Club.
The 32-year-old American made his move on the front nine, with five birdies in six holes, finishing with a bogey-free round.
It marked Fowler's best round in three years, and it was only the third time in his career he had hit all 18 greens in a round.
"I haven't been there a lot the last couple of years, so it's nice to be back in that position," Fowler told reporters. "It's been a long time coming. It's been a long road, tough times. We're not done."
McIlroy represents his main competition ahead of the final day, after an exceptional penultimate round with a 10-under-par 62.
The Northern Irishman reeled off five consecutive birdies on the front nine before finishing his round with an eagle after a fine approach and 21-foot putt on the 18th hole.
McIlroy is 19-under 197 after three rounds, ahead of Mexico's Abraham Ancer, USA's Robert Streb and Australia's Adam Scott by one shot.
Mitchell slipped back to 17-under alongside Tyrrell Hatton, giving up his five-shot lead at the halfway point with a disappointing day.
The one-time PGA Tour champion had dazzled with rounds of 62 and 64 on the opening two days but came back to earth with a one-over-par 73, which included two bogeys and two double bogeys. Mitchell sunk a 28-foot putt for birdie on the 18th hole to lift his spirits.
Former world number one Jordan Spieth had been among the pack behind Mitchell after two rounds but he had also struggled with an even-par 72 third round.
Spieth is eight strokes behind leader Fowler, following a frustrating round that included one birdie and one bogey.
This year's Open Championship winner Collin Morikawa is 14 under, while former major champions Sergio Garcia (12 under), Brooks Koepka (11 under), Justin Thomas (10 under) and Dustin Johnson (nine under) are well off the pace.
Record-setting Mitchell soars to CJ Cup summit, Spieth five back
Keith Mitchell built a commanding five-shot lead entering the weekend following another impressive round at The CJ Cup.
Mitchell carded an eight-par-under 64 to soar to the top of the leaderboard after the second round in Nevada on Friday.
The one-time PGA Tour champion dazzled with a first-round 62 and the American backed that up by holing an eagle, seven birdies and just one bogey.
Mitchell is the player to beat at the halfway stage after setting a new tournament 36-hole record at 18 under.
"I spent a lot of time in the last few days leading up to this tournament working hard on my game and it's showing," said Mitchell, whose lone victory came at the 2019 Honda Classic.
"I'm very thankful for that. Just shows you that hard work pays off as long as you're doing the right things."
Former world number one Jordan Spieth (65), Kim Seong-hyeon (63), Harry Higgs (67) and Adam Scott (63) are Mitchell's nearest challengers at 13 under heading into Saturday's penultimate round.
Spieth made his move late in the day with four birdies in five holes to earn a share of second position, while another former world number one – Scott – enjoyed a red-hot finish to his day after going birdie-birdie-eagle-birdie-par-birdie-eagle in his last seven holes.
Scott's second round included a career-high 14 one putts, having played the final seven holes eight under – his best seven-hole stretch to close a round on Tour.
Four-time major champion Rory McIlroy (67) shot his second round in the 60s to move into a tie for 19th position, nine shots behind Mitchell – alongside Abraham Ancer, who made an albatross on the par-five 14th hole, while Masters winner Hideki Matsuyama (70) and two-time CJ Cup champion Justin Thomas (67) are a stroke further back.
American star Brooks Koepka lost ground following his two-under-par 70 which left him seven under, while Dustin Johnson bounced back from his opening-round 74 with a 66.
Streb sets early pace in record-tying display at CJ Cup, Johnson shoots 74
Robert Streb leads The CJ Cup by one stroke following the opening round as American star Dustin Johnson struggled.
Streb carded a career-low 11-under-par 61 to set the early pace at The Summit Club in Nevada on Thursday.
The two-time PGA Tour champion joined Brandt Snedeker (2007 Farmers Insurance Open) as the only players to start a tournament at seven under in their first six holes (in the ShotLink era).
Streb made a red-hot start, having gone birdie-birdie-eagle-birdie-birdie-birdie in his opening six holes and while he bogeyed the 11th following the turn, the American reeled off another five birdies to close out the day.
"I've never had a start like that, so it was kind of fun," Streb said. "I was trying to stay in the moment as best I can and, I don't know, you just feel like you can start aiming at stuff. Things seemed to be going my way.
"Slowed down a little I guess in the middle, but it was a really, really good round. Even that bogey, I almost made the putt, so it just went really well."
Countryman Keith Mitchell is Streb's nearest rival, while Harry Higgs is three strokes off the pace at eight under heading into the second round.
Sergio Garcia, Viktor Hovland and Hudson Swafford are a shot further back, one stroke better off than Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama, former world number one Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler.
Four-time major winner and 2018 champion Brooks Koepka shot a first-round 67 to be within six strokes of Streb, while Rory McIlroy – featuring for the first time since his dismal Ryder Cup campaign for Europe – posted a four-under-par 68.
Justin Thomas, a two-time winner of the event, had to settle for an opening-round 69 as former world number one Johnson endured a forgettable two-over-par 74.
After a flawless front nine, which featured two birdies, Johnson capitulated with a double-bogey and three bogeys on the back nine.
Ryder Cup: USA win on home soil as hosts produce record victory
The United States claimed the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits as they defeated Europe by a record margin with a 19-9 triumph on Sunday.
Padraig Harrington's side had won seven of the past nine editions of the biennial event but failed to recover from a six-shot disadvantage heading into the final day.
USA required just 3.5 points to claim the trophy on home soil, and they managed to reach that mark in just the fifth match of the finale as Collin Morikawa finished all square with Victor Hovland.
Europe had early hope through Rory McIlroy, who cruised past Xander Schaffuele to collect his first win at this year's edition but Patrick Cantlay quickly restored USA's dominance by defeating Shane Lowry.
Fellow rookie Scottie Scheffler enjoyed a magnificent singles debut, overcoming world number one Jon Rahm, before Bryson DeChambeau crushed Sergio Garcia with two holes to spare.
Morikawa and Hovland were neck-and-neck until the penultimate hole, where the former landed his iron shot within tap-in range to secure at least a half point and the trophy for the USA. Hovland won the last to halve their battle, but the Americans had the overall match in the bag.
Paul Casey chased Dustin Johnson but could not stop the two-time major champion from winning on the final hole to complete a 5-0-0 record, while Brooks Koepka eased past debutant Bernd Wiesberger despite a spirited performance from the Austrian.
Justin Thomas produced a dominant performance to demolish Tyrrell Hatton, while Lee Westwood - making his record 47th match appearance for Europe - picked up a consolation point against Harris English.
Ian Poulter also maintained his unbeaten record in singles matches to collect Europe's second win on the day, but that proved in vain, with Jordan Spieth and Tommy Fleetwood sharing the spoils as they both faltered on the 18th.
However, in the final pair, Daniel Berger edged past Matthew Fitzpatrick, who found the water at the last, as the USA defeated Europe by a record margin, surpassing the previous 18.5 to 9.5 win at Walton Heath Golf Club in 1981.
Team USA were looking for a positive start to quash any suggestions of another repeat of the 'Miracle at Medinah' and DeChambeau provided exactly that in the fourth match of the day.
He comfortably reached the green with his drive on the par-four first, much to the delight of the Wisconsin crowd surrounding the tee box.
The world number seven could have claimed the 'shot of the day' tag with his drive, however, the subsequent 41-foot putt that followed to secure an eagle was both magnificent and important to place early pressure on the evergreen Garcia.
Scheffler, who was a Ryder Cup rookie and has yet to win on the PGA Tour, was sent out early and tasked with tackling world number one Rahm.
The American's rapid start, recording five birdies in the opening six holes, was enough to see off Rahm, who could not fight back from that point onwards and was finished off with three holes to go.
Sunday's singles win made it 2.5 points from a possible three, Scheffler unbeaten in the four-balls in a memorable debut in the Ryder Cup.
Chipping in
USA's winning captain Steve Stricker: "Speechless. Everything about it, these guys all came together. Two weeks ago they came together. Showed me a lot about this group of guys. They had a mission this week and you could tell, they played great and they came together. I just can't tell you - I mean, Brooks and Bryson wanted to play together; that's how much it came together. That shows a lot about this whole team."
Europe captain Padraig Harrington: "Of course we're disappointed. But the USA played well. Look, they out-played us, they are a strong team. They got their plan right. They got some momentum going. They started well. It's been good, no doubt about it. The fans were better - it's tough when you're going away and having no Europeans, but certainly above expectations in terms of an away crowd."
Rory McIlroy (on NBC): "I don't think there's any greater privilege to be a part of one of these teams, European or American. It's an absolute privilege. I've gotten to do this six times. They have always been the greatest experiences of my career. But this team, and what it feels like to be a part of, to see Sergio [Garcia] break records, to see Jon Rahm come into his own this week, to see one of my best friends, Shane Lowry, make his Ryder Cup debut. The more I play in this event I realise it's the best event in golf, bar none."
A little birdie told me...
Johnson entered this year's tournament with a 7-9 record in four previous appearances.
However, he made Ryder Cup history as he went 5-0-0, becoming just the fifth player to do so in a single Ryder Cup and the third since battles between Europe and the USA began in 1979. Previous matches saw teams from Great Britain, and Great Britain and Ireland, take on the Americans.
Johnson knew victory against Casey would see him etch his name in history, and he duly confirmed victory on the final hole, with the Englishman dragging his potential levelling putt wide.
Sunday's single results
Rory McIlroy (Eur) beat Xander Schauffele (USA) 3 and 2
Patrick Cantlay (USA) beat Shane Lowry (Eur) 4 and 2
Scottie Scheffler (USA) beat Jon Rahm (Eur) 4 and 3
Bryson DeChambeau (USA) beat Sergio Garcia (Eur) 3 and 2
Collin Morikawa (USA) tied Victor Hovland (Eur) A/S
Dustin Johnson (USA) beat Paul Casey (Eur) 1UP
Brooks Koepka (USA) beat Bernd Wiesberger (Eur) 2 and 1
Ian Poulter (Eur) beat Tony Finau (USA) 3 and 2
Justin Thomas (USA) beat Tyrrell Hatton (Eur) 4 and 3
Lee Westwood (Eur) beat Harris English (USA) 1UP
Jordan Spieth (USA) tied Tommy Fleetwood (Eur) A/S
Daniel Berger (USA) beat Matthew Fitzpatrick (Eur) 1UP
Ryder Cup: Sunday's singles pairings announced as Team USA eye cup
The 12 singles pairings for the final round of the Ryder Cup have been announced, with the United States looking to dethrone Europe on Sunday.
Team USA hold a commanding 11-5 lead following Saturday's foursomes and four-ball at Whistling Straits, where the hosts boast the biggest two-day advantage since 1975.
Steve Stricker's USA require just 3.5 points to reclaim the cup from Europe, who will need to produce the biggest ever comeback if they are to claim the required nine points to defend their crown.
"That was an important one," Stricker said after USA split the four afternoon matches. "If they blank us, they're right back in the game. I think getting two points and splitting the session is a good outcome for us."
Xander Schauffele will lead the Americans out to start Sunday's play in Wisconsin, facing struggling European star Rory McIlroy.
McIlroy was dropped for Saturday's foursomes having struggled on Friday – the first time in the four-time major champion's Ryder Cup career that he has missed a session. He returned for the four-ball but fell to another defeat alongside Ian Poulter against Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa 4 and 3.
The second matchup pits USA's Patrick Cantlay against Shane Lowry, while Europe captain Padraig Harrington put world number one Jon Rahm down to face Scottie Scheffler.
Bryson DeChambeau and European star Sergio Garcia meet in match four, American Collin Morikawa tackles Viktor Hovland and unbeaten USA veteran Johnson plays Paul Casey.
Elsewhere, Brooks Koepka is set to tee off against Bernd Wiesberger, Poulter and Tony Finau go head-to-head, Justin Thomas will clash with Tyrrell Hatton, Lee Westwood goes up against Harris English, Jordan Spieth faces Tommy Fleetwood and the final matchup is a showdown between Daniel Berger and Matt Fitzpatrick.
Ryder Cup: USA take another step towards title after fending off European charge
The United States continued their dominance on day two of the Ryder Cup, the hosts closing in on the trophy after taking a commanding 11-5 lead over defending champions Europe.
Europe, who have won seven of the past nine editions of the showpiece biennial competition, split Saturday afternoon's four-ball session but face an uphill task to retain their crown in Wisconsin this weekend.
USA – enjoying the biggest two-day lead since 1975 – require 14.5 points to dethrone Team Europe and clinch the cup on home soil at Whistling Straits on Sunday.
Europe gave themselves some hope by winning the opening two matches of the afternoon's four-ball – world number one Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia topping Brooks Koepka and Jordan Spieth as Shane Lowry and Tyrrell Hatton battled past Tony Finau and Harris English.
But the Americans claimed the final two matches of the day to preserve their six-shot cushion thanks to Dustin Johnson-Collin Morikawa and Scottie Scheffler-Bryson DeChambeau.
Rory McIlroy was benched for the first time in his Ryder Cup career, sitting out the morning foursomes. The four-time major champion returned in the afternoon but he was unable to snap his winless run at this year's tournament, tasting defeat in his pairing with Ian Poulter versus Johnson and Morikawa.
Earlier, in the foursomes, Steve Stricker's red-hot USA were dominant once again.
Spieth and Justin Thomas took four of the last five holes to beat the rookie duo of Viktor Hovland and Bernd Wiesberger, while Johnson and Morikawa edged past Paul Casey and Hatton.
Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay won for the second consecutive day, claiming holes nine, 10 and 11 to take control as they overcame Lee Westwood and Matt Fitzpatrick.
Spanish pair Rahm and Garcia got Europe's solitary point, as they came from behind to see off Koepka and Daniel Berger despite initially going three holes down.
Casey ended up on the losing side in his foursomes match alongside Hatton, but he can at least reflect on a remarkable shot at the par-four 14th hole.
Hatton's drive had found the left-hand rough just short of the bunker, leaving Casey with a blind wedge shot onto the green.
Not only did he get it onto the dancefloor, but the Englishman rolled it into the cup to win the hole in style.
The oldest player on the Team USA roster, Johnson has led by example throughout this week. The 37-year-old is yet to taste defeat at Whistling Straits, having swept the foursomes and four-ball alongside Morikawa on Saturday. Johnson did not drop a shot in the final matchup against Poulter and McIlroy, while he and Morikawa also enjoyed a flawless display in the win over Casey and Hatton.
Despite a record-breaking day personally, former Masters champion Garcia told reporters: "It's great but it's not. We need more wins and unfortunately we are not getting them at the moment. I didn't even know. Steve Sands told me on the 17th hole. I didn't know the record and I didn't care. Obviously Jon and I, we did what we had to and what we could, and unfortunately it just looks like the American guys are just playing a little bit better than us, and it's a shame."
USA captain Steve Stricker said: "This team is deep. They are so good and they have had great couple of years to make this team. Everybody came in ready and prepared. They are hitting it well. They came here all on board a couple weeks ago for the final round and they put the time and effort and energy into it."
On the home-field advantage, Dustin Johnson added: "It definitely helps. It kind of keeps you going. It gets you fired up, especially right at the start. But the fans have been great this week. I felt like they have been really respectful to both sides. But obviously we have got definitely a home-field advantage here."
Garcia was in record-breaking form in his foursomes showdown, becoming the player to win the most matches in Ryder Cup history.
The 41-year-old, who made his competition debut in 1999, claimed his 24th victory earlier in the day, moving clear of Nick Faldo's previous record.
Saturday's foursomes results
Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia (Eur) beat Brooks Koepka and Daniel Berger (USA) 3 and 1
Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa (USA) beat Paul Casey and Tyrrell Hatton (Eur) 2 and 1
Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth (USA) beat Viktor Hovland and Bernd Wiesberger (Eur) 2 up
Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele (USA) beat Lee Westwood and Matt Fitzpatrick (Eur) 2 and 1
Saturday's four-ball results
Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia (Eur) beat Brooks Koepka and Jordan Spieth (USA) 2 and 1
Shane Lowry and Tyrrell Hatton (Eur) beat Tony Finau and Harris English (USA) 1 up
Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau (USA) beat Tommy Fleetwood and Viktor Hovland (Eur) 3 and 1
Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa (USA) beat Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy (Eur) 4 and 3
Ryder Cup: Saturday four-ball pairings announced after USA extend lead over Europe
Ryder Cup team captains Steve Stricker and Padraig Harrington have confirmed their selections for Saturday's four-ball session at Whistling Straits.
Europe have their work cut out to retain the title as they lost the day's foursomes 3-1 to trail the United States 9-3 in Wisconsin.
The pressure will therefore be on Shane Lowry and Tyrrell Hatton to get a point on the board when they face Tony Finau and Harris English in the first four-ball match.
That is followed by Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia teaming up for a third time to take on Brooks Koepka and Jordan Spieth, while Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau meet Tommy Fleetwood and Viktor Hovland in match three.
The final match of the session will involve Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa for the USA, with Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy their opponents.
Poulter and McIlroy were well beaten by Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay in Friday's foursomes, but Harrington is showing faith in the pair.
Johnson and Morikawa were successful against Hatton and Paul Casey earlier on Saturday in the foursomes, meanwhile, as they prevailed to hold off a European fightback.
"Dustin and Collin are great players, and again they played great golf – opening up with three birdies," Casey told Sky Sports. "But I'm very proud of how we fought.
"I think Tyrrell was probably a little bit disappointed. I hit a couple of poor shots. I think Tyrrell felt like he hit a couple of poor shots. But what a fight.
"Tyrrell is such a gritty little player and he's a key part of our team, and I would team up any time with that guy.
"You know, there was one stage we didn't think we would get them as far as we did, and then I guess we had a chance to take them all the way and make it a great battle.
"But you tip your cap to Collin and Dustin. There's a reason why they are as good as they are, and they are clearly very, very difficult to beat."
Ryder Cup: United States race clear as Europe suffer dire Straits on opening day
The United States snatched their biggest opening-day lead at a Ryder Cup since 1975 as they powered 6-2 ahead of Europe at Whistling Straits.
All of Europe's worst fears were realised on Friday as the cup holders left themselves with everything to do over the weekend.
Rory McIlroy, rather than proving a talisman, suffered two heavy defeats, with world number one Jon Rahm's excellence not enough to prevent a landslide as Steve Stricker's American team dominated.
Rahm and Sergio Garcia put the first point of the day on the board, beating Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth, but the home side bossed the rest of the morning foursomes to seize a 3-1 lead. Two more wins in the afternoon, and two halved matches, meant another 3-1 session for the USA, who will now look to assure themselves of a big lead heading into Sunday's singles.
There were shots that caught the eye, including an astonishing chip up a steep bank from Spieth in the morning and a 417-yard bomb from Bryson DeChambeau in the afternoon fourballs.
But it was consistent quality from the US team that put them in such a commanding position, with Dustin Johnson and Xander Schauffele both winning twice, including as a pair in the fourballs.
Johnson said: "Today was a great day for both me and Xander, and we both won our matches in the morning and this afternoon. Couldn't have been any better."
Patrick Cantlay, the PGA Tour Player of the Year, played with Schauffele in the morning as they trounced McIlroy and Ian Poulter 5 and 3, and he was then part of the last match of the afternoon, as he and Thomas came from three behind to halve against Viktor Hovland and Tommy Fleetwood.
"For sure I was feeding off JT a little bit, he was carrying me around all day today, he played great," Cantlay said. "Three and one in both sessions, that's a great start. Hopefully we can keep the pedal down and keep doing more of the same."
Europe's fortunes were summed up when Fleetwood hooked his tee shot at 16 into Lake Michigan, with Thomas holing a silky eagle putt to win that hole.
There was a huge boost for Europe, however, when Tyrrell Hatton holed a clutch putt at 18, winning the hole as he and Rahm snatched a half point against Scottie Scheffler and DeChambeau.
Rahm said: "I'm not going to lie: when I hit my bunker shot at 16 and we both had over 15 feet for birdie and they were both within 10 feet, things did look dark, to say the least. Luckily I was able to roll mine in and I told him [Hatton] that we can finish strong and still get this done.
"Not many people are as clutch as he is under pressure and he showed it right here so hopefully this gives him a lot of confidence for tomorrow and we get the ball rolling."
Spieth conjured up an incredible shot on the 17th after playing partner Thomas had seemingly left him in an impossible position.
Spieth somehow chipped to around four feet away from the pin from the bottom of a steep bank in thick grass beyond railway sleepers. Spieth hurtled down to the edge of the water following his great escape, but his exploits were not enough to prevent Spanish pair Rahm and Garcia claiming the first point of the competition.
The three-time major champion said: "it's kind of one of those shots that you practice as a kid for fun, and you don't ultimately want to have it. And the chances of it going there, you could roll a thousand balls off the green, and it's not going it stay where it was.
"I hit like a 52-degree because a 60 might have gone over the back of my head and just tried to flick it right underneath and hit it as hard as I could, as high as I could."
At his fifth Ryder Cup, Johnson played like he is sick of that losing feeling, having known it three times already. He and Schauffele were a strong pairing in the afternoon, while Johnson guided Collin Morikawa through the morning foursomes. As McIlroy floundered for Europe elsewhere on the course, the US team had a seasoned member of their team step up and lead.
McIlroy: "Xander, Patrick, played wonderful, and Tony – I haven't seen Tony putt as good as that in a long time. When you have got a couple of pairs like that on form, on a difficult golf course where it's sort of hard to make birdies and they go on runs, if you're not quite 100 per cent on top of your game, it's tough. We can come back from 6-2."
Johnson: "Obviously we have a lot of support on our side, and MJ [Michael Jordan] is out there, he's a huge supporter of the Ryder Cup and huge supporter of golf, but it's nice to see him come out and support us."
Tony Finau: "You've just got to enjoy it. All these people out here cheering us on, that's the biggest thing. You have to enjoy it. I learned that in Paris, and the more you can just have fun with it, it seems to keep you loose, and I was able to roll the rock nicely today."
Garcia is Europe's top points-scorer in Ryder Cup history and the Spaniard matched Nick Faldo's record tally of 23 match wins when he and compatriot Rahm drew first blood in the morning session.
Powerhouse DeChambeau hit an astonishing 417-yard drive on the 581-yard par-five fifth hole, setting up an eagle to put himself and Scheffler one up in their four-ball contest with Rahm and Hatton.
Friday's foursomes results
Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia (Eur) beat Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth (USA) 3 and 1
Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa (USA) beat Paul Casey and Viktor Hovland (Eur) 3 and 2
Brooks Koepka and Daniel Berger (USA) beat Lee Westwood and Matt Fitzpatrick (Eur) 2 and 1
Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele (USA) beat Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter (Eur) 5 and 3
Friday's four-ball results
Dustin Johnson and Xander Schauffele (USA) beat Bernd Wiesberger and Paul Casey (Eur) 2 and 1
Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau (USA) halved with Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton (Eur)
Harris English and Tony Finau (USA) beat Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry 4 and 3
Justin Thomas and Patrick Cantlay (USA) halved with Viktor Hovland and Tommy Fleetwood (Eur)
Ryder Cup: Garcia gets action underway at Whistling Straits
The United States launched their bid to reclaim the Ryder Cup from Europe as the action teed off at Whistling Straits on Friday.
Sergio Garcia, playing alongside Spanish compatriot Jon Rahm, had the honour of hitting the opening shot in the morning foursomes, with Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas providing the opposition.
A raucous crowd created a tremendous atmosphere on the first tee in Wisconsin, with some boos for Europe, for whom Garcia drove into a bunker before Thomas responded by finding the fairway.
Europe, then led by Thomas Bjorn, won by seven points last time out at Le Golf National in 2018 and new captain Padraig Harrington has gone for experience to kick off his team's campaign after a year's delay amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Paul Casey, 44, joins Viktor Hovland against Dustin Johnson and Open champion Collin Morikawa in the next match out, followed by the 48-year-old Lee Westwood and Matthew Fitzpatrick against Brooks Koepka and Daniel Berger.
The final clash of the opening session pits Ian Poulter, 45, and Rory McIlroy against the rookie American duo of Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele.
Europe have left Tommy Fleetwood, Tyrrell Hatton, Shane Lowry and Bernd Wiesberger on the sidelines for the opening matches, while Bryson DeChambeau, Harris English, Tony Finau and Scottie Scheffler miss out for the hosts.
The fourballs pairings will be confirmed later in the day.
Friday's foursomes
Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth (USA) v Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia (EUR)
Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa (USA) v Paul Casey and Viktor Hovland (EUR)
Brooks Koepka and Daniel Berger (USA) v Lee Westwood and Matt Fitzpatrick (EUR)
Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele (USA) v Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter (EUR)
Ryder Cup: Garcia and Rahm to team up as Europe pick veterans for opening matches
Europe will look to their Ryder Cup veterans to set the tone when play begins at Whistling Straits on Friday.
Captain Padraig Harrington's four oldest players, all in their 40s, will feature for Europe in the morning foursomes against a youthful USA group whose oldest player, Dustin Johnson, is 37.
All-time Ryder Cup scoring leader Sergio Garcia, 41, will lead the charge with world number one Jon Rahm as the Spanish pair face Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth in the opening match in Wisconsin.
"We would have been aware that JT and Jordan would have gone first, obviously, so we were going to lead ourselves with a strong partnership," Harrington told a news conference. "The whole world will be watching that one."
Teeing off next, Paul Casey (44) will team with rookie Viktor Hovland against Johnson and Open Championship winner Collin Morikawa, followed by Lee Westwood (48) and Matthew Fitzpatrick against Brooks Koepka and Danel Berger.
The final matchup of the opening session will pit Ian Poulter (45) and Rory McIlroy against the rookie American duo of Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele.
"We've gone with an experienced setup, no doubt about it, but it was our strong setup," Harrington said. "It just happened to be experienced. I was happy with that, there's no doubt, when it came out like that and you're looking at it and you go, yeah, that's very experienced. That is a big bonus.
"But it didn't weaken our fourballs – that was very important. We still have a strong fourball setup and we haven't taken from the afternoon by going with a strong setup in the morning."
Europe will leave Tommy Fleetwood, Tyrrell Hatton, Shane Lowry and Bernd Wiesberger on the sidelines for the opening matches, while the USA will do the same with Bryson DeChambeau, Harris English, Tony Finau and Scottie Scheffler.
While the Europe captain said it was safe to assume his players who will sit out the morning will play in the afternoon fourballs, his US counterpart Steve Stricker declined to be drawn on that topic – though both captains said their foursome and fourball pairings were set and communicated to their teams early in the week.
Each also said he was focused on his own side as opposed to worrying about what the other team might be doing, though both put special emphasis on the first and fourth matches.
"We talked occasionally about maybe who they're going to put out, but it doesn't matter," Stricker said. "I mean, they're all such great players, they're all highly ranked players and we know that we're going to have to play our best to to beat them.
"We had an idea that Rory and Rahm would probably go one and four, and that's pretty much all we knew, or really thought about. We didn't know who their guys were going to be paired with but we kind of had that figured out, so we tried to act accordingly as well."
Asked whether any of his players had expressed disappointment in not being included in the morning pairings, Stricker immediately responded "not at all."
"These guys have been incredible," he added. "I can't stress it enough, really, and it's about the communication that we've had, the captains and myself, and being upfront with them and just letting them know what we're thinking, so there's no curveballs.
"We've heard it multiple times from all the players: If you want to play me once, or all five, you know, that's up to you – meaning the captains – and just so we can try to win this Cup."
Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth (USA) v. Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia (EUR)
Dustin Johnson and Collin Morikawa (USA) v. Paul Casey and Viktor Hovland (EUR)
Brooks Koepka and Daniel Berger (USA) v. Lee Westwood and Matt Fitzpatrick (EUR)
Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele (USA) v. Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter (EUR)


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Your child's baby teeth need as fervently attention as their adult teeth later in life. Baby teeth set the path that the adult teeth will follow through the gums. Also, baby teeth help your child to learn to speak clearly as well as to efficiently chew their food.
The sooner your child goes to the dentist, the more calm and comfortable they will be in the dental chair as they begin to grow older. If you have waited to take your child to the dentist and now find it difficult to help your children remain calm, there are a few tricks that you can try to put them more at ease.
Many families go to a general family dentist but when it comes to very small children, usually one size does not fit all. Dentists who have committed part of their training to pediatric dentistry know how to handle your children's dental care AND put him/her at ease. Their practice is designed to cater to the needs of children, including gaining their trust and confidence.
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It is always a great idea to prepare your child for their first visit. Make the idea a positive in your child's mind. Remember that children pick up on their parent's behaviors and attitudes. If you like your dentist, it will give your child an added sense of peace and confidence. Tell your child how important it is to keep our teeth and gums healthy. You can also print off dentist game printables on line to help make the whole experience fun! Remember to try and keep the whole thing simple. Too much attention on the up and coming appointment may cause your child to become apprehensive.
Let your child bring a toy or object at home that will help to soothe them while in the dental chair. Dental offices can be scary to young children that do not know what is going on or what is about to happen. Their favorite stuffed toy or doll, may help to calm them down. You can even ask the dentist to give the toy a dental check-up as well. Most dentists will to help ease the child, and in so doing, the child can watch the "exam" to gain knowledge of what is about to happen to them.
There are several other tricks that you can employ to help your child maintain his composure while at the dental office. You know your child and what will work the best. Dental care is highly important the earliest that you can start. If you haven't taken your older child yet, it is not too late to start right away. Your child's health is in your hands as well as the ultimate health of their teeth and gums. The best care is preventative care for you AND your children.