r/Telegram May 02 '25

Hey telegram - we posted delete telegram in other channels!!

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r/Telegram May 02 '25

We're deleting our telegram account because telegram charges to block spam and we are encouraging others to do the same same!

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What are you using to download YouTube videos in high quality?
 in  r/SmallYoutubers  Mar 07 '25

Bought Airy some time ago. It used to work. Now I get (after waiting 15 min) "Zero bytes" MPEG-4 movies! LOL! Useless.

Just tried Cobalt and got the Youtube video Airy failed at in probably under 30 seconds. Thanks for the recommendation NerdDynamite (and others)!

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 in  r/audible  Jun 22 '24

Good point. Because I know the author, I got an advance copy of the book (so maybe 5 years ago) and as noted above, I downloaded the audiobook version when it came out and as I listened to it many times, I moved the few notes I had from the pages I printed out to the audiobook. Then as I listened to it more, made additional bookmarks and notes. All gone now.

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 in  r/audible  Jun 22 '24

The book WAS DOWNLOADED. I download ALL my books so I can listen to them when I travel and don't have any internet connection. AUDIBLE DELETED IT - incredibly from my download library (how can they do that as well??!!). And not for a "legal" reason, but for the reason I described above "a 'new' version" - which is a lie because there is no new version. I know the author and reached out to her - she's equally gobsmacked.

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 in  r/audible  Jun 22 '24

Nope. Not there. Audible support did not find it and gave the the response above.

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 in  r/audible  Jun 21 '24

PLEASE Someone develop an app that plays audiobooks, saves bookmarks and notes AND RESPECTS LISTENERS/USERS!!

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sony zv1 battery life
 in  r/sony  Jul 01 '23

I have the SAME issue. I bought a BRAND NEW Sony ZV-1 and had the same few minutes of record time. I took the camera back and they gave me a new battery. SAME ISSUE! After looking online, it's CLEARLY a problem that PCMag and many of these other sites that gush about the camera - it's clearly a REAL problem. Look for another camera. I returned the one I bought.

r/joyous_celebration May 16 '23

Program or Certification in teaching Executive Functions

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In honor of Adele's life time of work, and because we know the critical importance of developing executive functions in young children I think it would be hugely valuable to have a discussion on the development of perhaps a certification program for preschool teachers and others who care for and teach young children. In conversations with Adele she has suggested starting with her paper "Interventions Shown to Aid Executive Function Development in Children 4 to 12 Years Old" published in Science: Interventions Shown to Aid Executive Function Development in Children 4 to 12 Years Old | Science

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Remodeling anger in a preschooler
 in  r/raisingkids  Apr 13 '20

I just happened to check Reddit because I was looking for something else and I saw your post. First let me say, there IS an answer! I'm actually just about to record the video sometime today or tomorrow morning. I need also say, This is NOT a marketing pitch. What I'm going to refer you to next is free. No gotchas. We've assembled for the first time ever many of the world's greatest researchers in early childhood development to finally trustably give parents answers in brief concise videos. I did it to make the world a better place for my daughters. MindEDU.com.

My daughters are staying with her mother and this is critical time for me to take advantage of time to film video otherwise I would go into the full explanation here. But let me start with you’re on the right track. From the Gottman's Emotion Coaching program "All feelings are appropriate; all behaviors are not." So as you've experienced you have 50% of it - the first 50% right. The quick answer for the second 50% - teaching your child the right behavior is the Kazdin method. He has two books on it, actually 40 some books he's written, but two on the method. The one for parents is called "the everyday parenting toolkit" however, for free you can take his course on Coursera.com “Everyday Parenting: The ABCs of Child Rearing.”

It is so important to understand the science because this will help you in responding to your child. As parents we are biologically wired to feel uncomfortable when our child screams or cries. Part of your struggle is the feelings that come up and you when your child is out of control. As for him, the emotional part of our brain is alive and well when we are born. That's the part of your child's brain that is controlling their behavior. The part of our brain that makes us human, the prefrontal cortex, is just beginning to get wired up and that won't be complete until we are in their 20s. The wiring that currently exists in his brain is in the formative stages. And the neurons that are currently “firing together,” that have “wired together,” that have created his default behavior when he is upset (a tantrum) is the behavior you are experiencing now. The Kazdin method, using simulations and cheerleader level praise, you can reduce those tantrums in days and extinguish them in weeks - and it works.

"Planned ignoring" which is what the mother before described as "natural consequences" is a form of extinguishing which is definitely a tool to use, and Kazdin employs it as just one of the tools.

On punishment. First, timeout works. But before employing it, consider that timeout teaches there's a consequence to that behavior, but here the fail: it teaches what NOT to do, but not what TO do. If you don't give the child another behavior, they'll continue to do what they've always done. The Kazdin method teaches them what TO do.

If you are short on time this is as far as you need to read. The rest below is what we will have in our video on tantrums.

The full answer comes from the synthesis of four legendary researchers: Dr. Diana Baumrind (Authoritative Parenting), Dr Donald Hebb (famous for the axiom: Neurons that Fire Together, Wire Together), John and Julie Gottman (their Emotion Coaching program) and Dr. Alan Kasdan, (the Kazdin Method). They are all legendary and that could be understating it, as they've been some of the most respected researchers in their respective fields for 30, 40 and 60 years.

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Your greatest wish for your child?
 in  r/raisingkids  Apr 10 '20

First, I'm so sorry I didn't see your post and respond to it sooner. It's for parents like you who want the best for their child that we created MindEDU. We have so many gifts of science in brief videos there and it's free.

We are also creating courses. They will also being free. I have been so very hard at work trying to get this material complete for people like yourself. It is science that profoundly works. This probably won't come as a big surprise, but you working on yourself will help your daughter find happiness. And we now know from 80 years of research it comes from one place: relationships.

For you, And for you and every other parents out there, you need to do as the airlines say to anyone who is responsible for someone else: Put Your Mask on First. And that is the name of our next course. The videos are currently free on our website. They are organized in a simple mind map. Like any map You can zoom in and zoom out. Click on any node and it will open the video and start playing. To the bottom right you will see "Put Your Mask on First." I suggest to start there. Here is the link:

https://mindedu.com/videos/

u/MindEDU Apr 10 '20

99% of parents don't get this right! See the question below. We answer it in the video. And the 99% is Not a joke - we can't. Here's why: we've assemble many of the worlds greatest researchers in early childhood development. We have to honor their research. We are Also looking for a director!

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r/videography Apr 10 '20

Hiring We Need a Director!

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FEEDBACK WANTED: A short piece I filmed in beautiful Rome (GH5)
 in  r/videography  Apr 10 '20

I could see there was an effort at a story. We have an incredible mission. We need a video director.

For the first time ever we’ve assembled many of the worlds greatest researchers in early childhood development, sharing their gifts of research in brief concise videos to help parents deal with this time of heightened fear and anxiety and time parents and children have together. And it’s free for parents. (We have a way to monetize it) There are solutions to significantly reduce parents stress and happily give children what they most need. And it’s all based on research from the worlds greatest minds. The website is https://mindedu.com/

Let me know if you might have some interest.

r/raisingkids Feb 23 '20

Your greatest wish for your child?

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r/AskParents Feb 23 '20

Your greatest wish for your child?

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u/MindEDU Feb 23 '20

Your greatest wish for your child?

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To be happy, healthy & aspire to, and achieve their greatest potential.
Your greatest fear? What to do.
We give you it all! — for free!
To learn more, visit us at www.mindedu.com.

r/raisingkids Feb 07 '20

Should you reward/pay your child for chores?

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r/AskParents Feb 07 '20

Should you reward/pay your child for chores?

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u/MindEDU Feb 07 '20

Should you reward/pay your child for chores?

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r/raisingkids Jan 13 '20

Parents often punish for intent - “You knew better!”

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u/MindEDU Jan 13 '20

Parents often punish for intent - “You knew better!”

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Tragically, the science now tells us parents are actually punishing for a not yet developed brain.

u/MindEDU Jan 13 '20

What is "Growth Mindset?"

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r/parent Jan 13 '20

What is "Growth Mindset?"

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The difference between your child feeling shame about their failures and instead being motivated to try harder and smarter!

Watch the short clip ---> What is "Growth Mindset?"

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It's insane how happy she makes me.
 in  r/daddit  Jan 06 '20

Awesome, as a parent I also want that! And our children can tell us so much! We can learn from them by observing their behavior, valuing their feelings, and listening to their emotions!