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Make Father's Day An Experience To Remember
Dads are notoriously difficult to buy presents for which usually means that they end up with last minute token gifts, rather than something personal and meaningful.
In a busy society where families are spending less and less time together, Shopping.com (http://au.shopping.com) recognises that it is occasions like Father's Day that can really bring families together. And what better way to celebrate the day than with a special gift for dad.
Shopping.com has a dedicated gifts section, which makes it easy to find the perfect present to add that special moment your Dad deserves. So this Father's Day don't settle for yet another tie - why not be creative with a money can't buy experience like an afternoon fishing trip or create Dad a personalised life story DVD. Both of these gifts, and many more are available online through Australia's leading online comparison shopping site, Shopping.com.
Simple to navigate, Shopping.com allows you to easily search or browse through categorised listings, comparing products, prices and reviews before clicking through to the relevant retailer to make a purchase. With retailers and products being updated daily, Shopping.com is always up to date with the latest homewares, technology, gifts or health and beauty products.
So whatever your gift decision, you can find the right present from Shopping.com, which currently lists in excess of million products from over 400 trusted Australian retailers. So get online to find that Father's Day gift that will really make Dad feel special this September.
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Shopping.com makes online shopping simple and convenient by bringing a comprehensive set of products from all across the Web to one accessible starting point – helping consumers easily find what they need in less time. Shopping.com provides shoppers with unbiased product reviews and useful search tools to make it easy to buy the right products at the right price. Shopping.com has created an informative and trusted shopping destination which enables shoppers to make buying decisions with confidence.
History of Father's Day
The idea for creating a day for children to honor their fathers began in Spokane, Washington. A woman by the name of Sonora Smart Dodd thought of the idea for Father's
Good Friday Agreement
Chatting with the wife about my posts from yesterday she described what happened between me and God as my own personal Good Friday agreement with the Almighty. Fortunately although even I probably bent the agreement as much as it seems the Irish Good Friday agreement has been, God has never suspended it and I keep coming back to it. It really is <a href="http://adrian.warnock.info/2003_04_01_archive.htm#200168060">SUCH a good deal on offer </a>don't you think? I cant see why anyone wouldnt vote for it.
Big brother is watching you
In a project of Owellian proportions Microsoft is developing ways of capturing the data generated by an entire life. <br /><a href="http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2913402,00.html">Story: How MS will know ALL about you - ZDNet</a> <blockquote><i>capturing the average person's life would require about one terabyte (that's a trillion bytes) of disk space. Over an active lifespan of 67 years, that estimate breaks down as: <br />100 e-mail messages per day; <br />100 Web pages viewed per day; <br />5 scanned pages per day; <br />1 book every 10 days; <br />10 photos per day; <br />10 hours of sound per day; and <br />1 CD per week. <br />While one terabyte seems incredible today, Bell estimates that the average PC will have that much storage space by 2010, and probably before then. </i></blockquote><br /><br />Quite apart from the paranoia that allowing microsoft access to such data, this makes me realise that the information processors we carry around are prety amazing really being able to handle all this and more.
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Children unsafe in cars
What do you do when you see Kids not strapped into their car seats in someone elses car? <a href="http://www.reutershealth.com/archive/2003/04/18/eline/links/20030418elin008.html">Reuters Health Information</a> report today <blockquote><i>In an observational study of drivers and their child passengers, they found that fewer than one in five children who were too big for child safety seats and too small for adult seatbelts were correctly seated in booster seats, using a lap and shoulder belt..........Motor-vehicle crashes are currently the leading cause of death among 4- to 8-year-old children in the U.S. </i></blockquote><br /><br />The situation in the UK is probably worse. I have frequently seen children riding without any seat belts and even with their heads sticking out of the window. In this situation at anything more than about 25MPH an accident then will almost certainly see little Johnny being decapitated. If the child is at least inside the car, barring an angel induced miracle, the child will go through the windscreen and possibly kill his parent as a missile on route.<br /><br />I can never understand why people in many other countries don't wear seatbelts in the front of their cars. I have once been involved in an operation on someone who split their diaphragm putting their bowels into their chest cavity. I had my hand resting on his heart to allow them to begin stitching him up again. Most people now know they must strap up themselves but seem oblivious to the risks they are putting their children to. Our <a href="http://www.adrian.warnock.info/2003_04_01_archive.htm#200161376">attitude to risk</a> never ceases to amaze me.<br /><br />Although its probably unsafe to try and chase after an irresponsible parent and give them a piece of your mind (yes I have been tempted!) its vital that people read articles like this. Do please pass this on to every parent you know and urge them to strap their child up, and link to this blog at its permanent home.
Day while listening to a Mother's Day sermon in 1909.
Having been raised by her father, William Jackson Smart, after her mother died, Sonora wanted her father to know how special he was to her. It was her father that made all the parental sacrifices and was, in the eyes of his daughter, a courageous, selfless, and loving man.
In 1926, a National Father's Day Committee was formed in New York City. Father's Day was recognised by a Joint Resolution of Congress in 1956. In 1972, President Richard Nixon established a permanent national observance of Father's Day. So, Father's Day was born in memory and gratitude by a daughter who thought that her father and all good fathers should be honored with a special day just like we honor our mothers on Mother's Day.
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Good Friday Agreement
Chatting with the wife about my posts from yesterday she described what happened between me and God as my own personal Good Friday agreement with the Almighty. Fortunately although even I probably bent the agreement as much as it seems the Irish Good Friday agreement has been, God has never suspended it and I keep coming back to it. It really is <a href="http://adrian.warnock.info/2003_04_01_archive.htm#200168060">SUCH a good deal on offer </a>don't you think? I cant see why anyone wouldnt vote for it.Big brother is watching you
In a project of Owellian proportions Microsoft is developing ways of capturing the data generated by an entire life. <br /><a href="http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2913402,00.html">Story: How MS will know ALL about you - ZDNet</a> <blockquote><i>capturing the average person's life would require about one terabyte (that's a trillion bytes) of disk space. Over an active lifespan of 67 years, that estimate breaks down as: <br />100 e-mail messages per day; <br />100 Web pages viewed per day; <br />5 scanned pages per day; <br />1 book every 10 days; <br />10 photos per day; <br />10 hours of sound per day; and <br />1 CD per week. <br />While one terabyte seems incredible today, Bell estimates that the average PC will have that much storage space by 2010, and probably before then. </i></blockquote><br /><br />Quite apart from the paranoia that allowing microsoft access to such data, this makes me realise that the information processors we carry around are prety amazing really being able to handle all this and more.
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