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A story of a girl who found a magical book in the shelve of her library and the adventure she had going through the book.

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One in ten of U.S. adults will fall victim to a scam or fraud every year. The types of online fraud continue to grow with the increase of internet sites and advances in technology. To protect yourself, here are some recommendations and resources that will help you identify whether a website is legit or trying to scam you. 1 | Carefully Look at the Address Bar and URL Be sure that the site is secured by looking at the address bar (URL) to see if there is an “s” in the URL, which should look like this “https://” to start with or has a lock symbol in the address bar. This does not guarantee against a scam site, but it shows that the site owner is using secured encryption processes to transfer data and protect itself from hackers.

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Don’t use your child’s embarrassing stories as dinner party talk. They are your child’s personal memories and humiliating them for a laugh isn’t cool. I’ve probably listened to my mum tell one particularly cringe worthy story dozens of times and I think everyone she knows has been told it. Every time she tells it, most of the time in front of me, I just want to crawl under the table and hide. However, that would give her another humiliating story to tell. Just because you’re a parent doesn’t mean you have a right to humiliate them for a laugh. I do think that telling about something cute they once did (pronouncing something wrong, for example) is different to an embarrassing story, but if your child doesn’t like you telling about it then you should still find something else to talk about.

Be it kids or adult, we all deserve respect

Enjoying the moment, this dog rode its owner's hoverboard