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  • Senior Video Producer, CNET
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Use 'no' sparingly-and other highly effective ways to discipline your kids

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By Richard Peterson Verified
| Motherly Verified
Toxic masculinity is having a cultural moment. Or rather, the idea that masculinity doesn't have to be toxic is having one. For parents who are trying to raise kind boys who will grow into compassionate men, the American Psychological Association's recent assertion that "traditional masculinity ideology" is bad for boys' well-being is concerning because our kids are exposed to that ideology every day when they walk out of then house or turn on the TV or the iPad.
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Oct 27 | Open House | Shorewood, IL Patch

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By Richard Peterson Verified
| Patch Verified
This post was contributed by a community member. COME AND SEE WHAT WE ARE ALL ABOUT!! We are not just a bar (although we are a GOOD one) and we are not just a restaurant (although we have really good food on many nights of the week). Have you ever heard of MOOSEHEART or MOOSEHAVEN?? Google them and find out! Come in and visit with us! Thanks for your feedback.
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Letter: Let others go about their business and you're not likely to get stung

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By Richard Peterson Verified
| West Fargo Pioneer Verified
They are useful insects, eating carrion and other insects. Although they will defend their nest quite viciously, at this time of year they are simply hungry because the insects that are their main diet are gone for the season.So I knew she would not be aggressive.
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