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Sunday, May 11, 2014

karate kid song?




my cat say


whats the song when johnny and his motorcycle gang are riding down to the beach?its the beginning of the movie and theres a big beach party that daniel goes to.thanx=] and BONZAI!


Answer
1. Moment of Truth - Survivor
2. (Bop Bop) On the Beach - The Flirts, Jan & Dean
3. No Shelter - Broken Edge
4. Young Hearts - Commuter
5. (It Takes) Two to Tango - Paul Davis
6. Tough Love - Shandi
7. Rhythm Man - St. Regis,
8. Feel the Night - Baxter Robertson
9. Desire - Gang of Four
10. You're the Best - Joe Esposito
Here is the list from the soundtrack..hope you find it :)

Waikiki Beach?




Guess


I'm going to vacation with my family in July and we are staying at the Hyatt Regency Hotel by Waikiki Beach. Is that a safe beach to swim in and play in? Also is the area safe for kids (15, 16)? General information about that area is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!


Answer
Waikiki Beach is one of the safest beaches on Oahu. And has a whole lot of activities for people of all ages.

Waikiki Beach is a legendary tourist zone on the south shore of Oahu in Hawaii: a 2-mile sweep of surf and shore below Diamond Head.

What's special about Waikiki Beach:

Waikiki Beach is the most-developed tourist area in Hawaii, with:

* rich history
* beautiful sea, and views of Diamond Head
* perfect surf for beginners, and good surf year-round
* a loveliness that persists even with concrete and high-rises

Waikiki Beach History:
Waikiki Beach has been inhabited since Polynesians arrived in these islands, and has seen much of the tumult of Hawaii's history: warrior kings, whaling ships, terrible epidemics, displaced Hawaiians, a deposed Queen, and of course tourist development starting over a century ago. Two venerable hotels still sit on the beach: the Moana Surfrider and the pink Royal Hawaiian. Around them tower high-rises, and Kalakaua Avenue-- by Waikiki Beach-- is busy with shops and restaurants.

Yet Waikiki Beach is still a lovely place. Dozens of surfers play off-shore all day. Kalakaua Avenue's winding wide sidewalk is dotted by pools, fountains, statues, and snippets of history on surfboard signs. Beachside Kapiolani Park has walkways and picnic tables.

What's special about Waikiki Beach for families:

* many family-friendly hotels including suites and affordable choices (see below)
* sheltered beach with breakwater (Kuhio Beach area)
* great sand for castles
* beginner surf lessons for kids
* convenience of familiar fast food brands
* close to Waikiki Zoo and Waikiki Aquarium
* look for the four "Wizard Stones". ( Read about their legend.)

Three fun activities:

-Walk the wide sidewalk along Kalakaua Ave., pose your kids for a photo by the statue of "the father of modern surfing" Duke Kahanamoku (who revived this ancient sport of Hawaiian royalty), digest a little history from surfboad signs along with your favorite ice cream from Kalakaua's shops. You can walk to the Honolulu Zoo or Kapiolani Park.

-Splurge on High Tea at the Moana Surfrider: a classy hotel with a period-style verandah that faces the sea and a spectacular century-old banyan tree. Yes, tea: no mere drink but a ritual done in full British colonial style but with a kids' menu too. (And kids can go play and still be in view.)

-Take in local events that give concrete Waikiki a human face:

* "Sunset on the Beach" at Waikiki Beach's Kapahulu Pier: the beach becomes an outdoor movie theatre, with food booths, free movies on a giant screen, other entertainment
* "Brunch on the Beach": once a month, traffic stops on busy Kalakoa Avenue by Kuhio Beach, and the street becomes an outdoor cafe with delicious food by island chefs, at bargain prices; entertainment, too.

More about Waikiki Beach:

* photos of Waikiki Beach
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* for sightseeing, see Visit Oahu
* 101 Free Things to do in Oahu- at About's Hawaii for Visitors site; many of these activities are in Waikiki Beach.
* for more history, see Parkshore Waikiki and the unorthodox Historic Waikiki.




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Sunday, October 20, 2013

What is a good beach to take a toddler to in Orange County?

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superh2ogi


. I live in California... looking into orange county beaches.
I have a baby sis and we want to go to the beach this weekend... My mom doesn't like the beaches where it's hard to LUG around a bunch of stuff up and down everywhere... is there anywhere that we don't have to deal with this problem?

somewhere with shops just in case we need something for the baby? Help



Answer
Best toddler beach on a weekday is 9th Street, on the Newport peninsula, on the Bay side. No fire pits, no hazards, very gentle (almost flat) slope into the water, and you're on the bay, so no waves. Because it's not a bay-side beach, it's not heavily trafficed - mostly mom's with small kids. Downside is there's no parking lot, just street parking, so weekends are tough. However, you can pull up to the curb, carry your stuff 5 feet, and you're on the beach. There isn't anything in this section of the peninsula to draw tourists, so even on weekends, you can *usually* find parking within reasonable walking distance.


If you can be there early, Corona Del Mar is a great choice. There's a SMALL beachside parking lot (thus the caveat to be there early), food stand, bathrooms, and the nearby tidal pools provide a fun, educational adventure. The beach is sheltered, so the waves are generally pretty small, but if the surf is too rough, there's also a bay-facing beach for lake-like calm water.

Finally, (and again, this is all focused on toddler-friendly beaches), there's Newport Dunes - a lagoon on the backbay. Big flat beach, playground area, food, bathrooms - and because it's a shallow lagoon, the water is significantly warmer than the open-ocean beaches. It's a private facility, so there's a fee. But last time I checked it was only $10 - and since it's paid access, parking isn't a problem.

How to keep busy during the summer?




Grace


So yeah. We all get bored during the summer... I think I miss school, I'm not kidding. I liked doing homework for some reason. Does anybody have ideas that'll help you learn, or like things to fill out, or just something to keep you busy that's kind of like school?


Answer
Well, its summer for me too so here's a long list of things to do :
draw a very nice detailed picture,
make something cool like a paper puppy out of paper and cardboard
go to the beach with your friends,
go swimming or have a pool get together
throw an awesome party with a theme and invite all your friends
try to impress your friends and family with a talent show.
go outside with any siblings and play ball
paints your finger nails and toenails ( if your a girl )
research all about animals like puppies, birds, and cats
go to the park and make a new friend
go to the pet shelter and volunteer
go shopping at your favourite shopping mall
try to learn some new COOL things ( ex: how to make pups like u )
watch some episodes of your favourite TV show.
go buy netflix and watch your favourite movie with popcorn.
make up your own lil recipe. ( something like ketchup cake ) :p make sure its SAFE to eat .
go outside and enjoy the scenery
play your favourite computer games
go to youtube and search up videos of puppies playing.
act like a angel and hypnotize your mom into getting u a pet
try to act really weird and annoy your siblings
write your own amazing song and record yourself singing it
go to your dad and borrow five bucks. go to the dollar store and buy lil mini toys
throw a birthday party for earth :p
have a stare contest with someone.
make up a secret handshake
get a bag of chips and have a eating contest
bounce on your bed till its all ruined
go on youtube and search up really funny videos
gon on your bed and think about all the things happening in your life
decorate your room
take some photos of special things and people and make a scrapbook
sing a song or dance to songs or do both
answer some questions on yahoo answers
go join club penguin and play!
snuggle up with your puppy and teach it tricks
do chores for your parents so they get u a gift!
play computer games on Friv.com
got to a forest and look for rare creatures
find out your true talent ( mine is animal )


I'm out of idea's but I hope I helped :)
please vote as best answer and please give me a rating lol i like reading them




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Sunday, September 1, 2013

For parents that home-school their kids: What are the benefits from homeschooling vs public or private?

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Jacob's Mo


I'm strongly considering home-schooling my child. What benefits are there vs public or private schooling? Do you find that you have better control of your kids (discipline wise)? Do you find that your kids have better manners?

I really need some honest opinions. I went to public school myself and hated it. Please no mean comments.
*Also how early do you start homeschooling?



Answer
Hello My Friend!

Benefits?:
(Almost TOO Numerous To Write them all)

Intellectual QUALITY~
Creativity~
Getting them to Think For Themselves~
Parental Bonding~
Developing Social Style~
Flexibility~
Academic Achievement~
Dance, Art, Music & Drama are Focused on~
Martial Arts~
Yoga~
Swim~
Sports~
Building a Strong Character~
Effective Use Of Time~

& Probably THE BEST Benefit?

*Keeping My Kids AWAY From Despicable,
Negative, Moronic Students in The System.
The schools are filled with "GANGSTERS" !!
Most have NO Social Style!

Feedback:
Make certain you join a Home-Schooling
Network in your County. Every week we planned
Major Field-Trips. We went to Museums,
Musical Concerts, Plays, Movies, Toured
Manufacturing Facilities, Picnics, Nature
Reserves, Aquatic & Beach Excursions &
Toured major Universities & Colleges.
Keep your kid around OTHER Smart Kids
who are Homeschooled!

We went to Libraries & Hospitals.
Volunteered at The American Red Cross,
& many Service Organizations. Toured an
A.S.P.C.A. Animal Shelters. Etc.!

Almost ALL Home-Schoolers have much
more Emotional-Intelligence & are VERY Well
"Mannered" !!

When do you start?

The DAY your baby is born!
READ To Them!
Play Classical Music to them.
Sing & Dance with them!
Build Leggo Blocks with them.
There are reading Programs for babies now.
At about 6 months a baby can READ!
(Public Schools? They Graduate 17 year olds
who CAN'T Even READ a Sentence!)

Good Luck!

It's the BEST Decision I EVER made!

Read Maria Montessori's Biography!
This woman was a Century AHEAD of her time!

You are a SMART Woman!

*Beware of Parents from Public Schools!
They will NOT Support YOU! Do you know
what they will actually say? "Your Child will NOT
know how to act Socially~ if they are Home-
Schooled! This is FLAWED Thinking on their
Part! The OPPOSITE Is TRUE!

Almost ALL Home-Schoolers
are MUCH More Socially Sophisticated
then the Gangsters in Public/Private School!
The Network Provides a Powerful Tool
in the Developement of your kid!

That's my take my friend!
Do I make any sense?
Have I given you any ideas?

PS: "Religious-Homeschoolers"?
I personally preferred the "secular" Networks!
But ...... to each their own!

Where should i go surfing that is near shelter island, San Diego?




Clayton M


I am going to be staying at Shelter island, San Diego and I would like to know where would be a good and close place to surf. Preferably with small to medium sized waves.


Answer
I would take a quick drive to Ocean beach, Mission Beach, or Pacific Beach, or anything north of there. Any of the beaches, instead of the harbor, which is where shelter Island is. The further north you go, the better the neighborhoods get. I would not go to OB or Mission beach at night; too many gangs. They are fun spots and very pretty, but go during the day, as there are too many party kids there. Locals call Pacific beach "PB" Ocean beach "OB" and Imperial beach "IB" etc. But don't go to imperial beach; too far and too close to mexico, so you get the sewer releases in their waters-- too close to home here in the US. Have fun, and good luck.




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Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Where should i go surfing that is near shelter island, San Diego?

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Clayton M


I am going to be staying at Shelter island, San Diego and I would like to know where would be a good and close place to surf. Preferably with small to medium sized waves.


Answer
I would take a quick drive to Ocean beach, Mission Beach, or Pacific Beach, or anything north of there. Any of the beaches, instead of the harbor, which is where shelter Island is. The further north you go, the better the neighborhoods get. I would not go to OB or Mission beach at night; too many gangs. They are fun spots and very pretty, but go during the day, as there are too many party kids there. Locals call Pacific beach "PB" Ocean beach "OB" and Imperial beach "IB" etc. But don't go to imperial beach; too far and too close to mexico, so you get the sewer releases in their waters-- too close to home here in the US. Have fun, and good luck.

What are your favorite summer activities to do with your kids?




pdooma


I'd love to have more ideas than just the beach and the library. We have some little trips and day trips planned, but what other good ideas for school aged kids?


Answer
Let's see. My kids are going bowling tomorrow.

We have lots of different parks around here - and one with interactive water fountains to run through - we go there a lot.

Swimming, sprinklers.

Children's museums.

Find somewhere to go horseback riding.

Make a book of nature in your neighborhood - take photos and label what types of trees, insects, animals they are.

Volunteer to walk dogs at your local animal shelter.

Go to a baseball game or other sporting event

Look into day camps - YMCA usually has educational and inexpensive ones

Make pet rocks




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