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ASK HILARY Your health issues healed! Q DEAR HILARY, I can’t stop eating, even when I’m not hungry. Help! Sally Brown, Manchester A Applying a hunger scale to assess your situation can help. A rating of 1-3 means you are uncomfortably hungry, 4-6 ranges from slightly hungry to feeling comfortable and satisfied, and 7-9 indicates you are full. Only eat when you’re feeling between one and four and ideally before you get to two when you’re more likely to overeat because you’re so hungry. Hilary
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Text messages help ward off parking tickets By Janelle Oswald janelle.oswald@gvmedia.co.uk 1 SOUTH Londoners Paul Johnson, 33, and Wilson Baptiste, 29, have developed a strategy to beat over- zealous traffic wardens. 2 The initiative, called Warden Watch, was inspired by numerous confrontational encounters with traffic wardens (for minor traffic offences) which led to them feeling duped, swindled and ripped off by what they call ‘road vultures’ – but most importantly, broke. 3 Warden Watch is a text message service that allows the public to help 4 each other avoid getting parking tickets. It is a members’ only club, and once signed up, each member is given a sticker which is displayed on their car. The ‘warden watcher’ texts ‘ww’ followed by the spotted car’s registration to 60030, alerting the 5 driver when a traffic warden is lurking suspiciously near their car. The whole process costs the ‘warden watcher’ the same price as sending an ordinary text




Geef van elk van de onderstaande beweringen over Warden Watch aan of deze juist of onjuist is op grond van de alinea’s 4 en 5. Omcirkel ‘juist’ of ‘onjuist’ in je uitwerkbijlage. 1 Ze worden niet alleen door foutparkeerders gesteund. 2 Ze krijgen subsidie van de gemeente. 3 Ze geven informatie over de verkeersregels. 4 Ze helpen hun leden bij het protesteren tegen onterecht ontvangen bekeuringen.
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De jongeren die in de tekst aan het woord zijn, hebben alle vier een mening over de ‘Asbo’ (zie de voetnoot bij de tekst). • Wie vindt wat? Schrijf in je uitwerkbijlage achter de naam van de persoon de letter van de mening die hij of zij (ook) naar voren brengt. Let op: er blijft één mening over! a An Asbo is mainly an instrument to reassure worried 1 Shola Aleje parents. b Having an Asbo is mainly a thing for city kids. 2 Corrine Burton c Parents ought to be the ones to correct their children when they have done wrong. 3 Monique Wallace d Talking and listening is a good way of preventing problems. 4 Jody McIntyre e Instead of giving Asbos we need to punish anti-social behaviour more severely. It’s all about reputation Nearly a third of young people see Asbos 1) as a badge of honour. Patrick Barkham asks four south Londoners what they think of the government’s ‘respect’ agenda I believe the whole Asbo-thing should be reviewed. Rather than getting an Asbo, tougher community service would be better, or even spend three days in jail on bread and water – that might work.” Shola Aleje, 21 “The media have a stereotypical view that Asbos are used on young hoodrats who run around the streets, but I heard about a man ‘getto blasting’ out U2 who got an Asbo. Corrine Burton, 18 Anyone can get them. But I can “I’ve never known anyone with an definitely see how an Asbo can give Asbo and I’ve never heard anyone you status on the street. It’s a sense bragging about it but I can see it of ownership – now they have happening. It’s about peer pressure something to prove that they are big. and hierarchy. If you go to prison

and come back out, some people are going to rate you and give you credit for that. Asbos are more for elderly people to get young people away from them and not step in their territory. They are more about that than addressing problems with young people. An Asbo isn’t going to stop someone from committing a crime. My solution for everything is communicating. Communication is the key to everything. Lack of communication causes problems. Young people want to get heard. Most antisocial behaviour is crying out for attention.” Jody McIntyre, 16 “It is ridiculous to say an Asbo is a badge of honour. I don’t know anyone who thinks that, but perhaps in certain areas and certain communities they do. Asbos could be a good thing but there are a lot of instances where Monique Wallace, 20 “If you tell someone not to do something they are just going to do it more. There are a lot of kids growing up in this area who are really bad, but other things could be done apart from giving them an Asbo. Why are these children out on the streets doing this stuff in the first place? Is there somewhere else they noot 1 Asbo: anti social behaviour order. Een strafmaatregel die kan worden opgelegd aan mensen die overlast bezorgen.
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Je zoekt een comedy-improvisatieshow die inspeelt op actuele gebeurtenissen en/of het laatste nieuws. • Naar welke kun je dan het best gaan? Schrijf het nummer op. 1 Improv Comedy Comedy : Shoppes of Mayfair, 3390 Mary Street 3182, Miami, 305-441-8200. This comedy club features some of the nation’s hottest comedians. Seating is first- come-first-served and a dinner menu is available. Soulful Tuesdays, comedians from BET and Def Comedy Jam; Open Mike Wednesdays, local up-and-coming talent. Must be 21 or over for all shows except the Thursday and Saturday shows 8:30pm. sports bar with state-of-the-art 2 Improv Comedy Show - Just the Funny : at the Miami Museum of Science, 3280 South Miami Avenue, Miami (Just the Funny 305-693-8669). Just the Funny Improv presents an interactive show featuring Whose Line is it Anyway meets Saturday Night Live with sketches, music, and improvisations. Saturdays: if you go to the 9pm and 11pm show it’s only $12 together. If you go to one show, the 9pm show is $10 and the 11pm show is $5. every day.
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ANYONE WHO ADORES CATS WILL LOVE Are you looking for a present for a friend or relative who likes cats? Then look no further. Alice’s Diary , the original memoirs of a very real six-year-old mixed tabby cat called Alice, explains precisely what it’s like to be a cat. It’s the nearest any of us will ever come to finding out exactly what cats think about themselves, other cats and us. “THE MOST ENCHANTING CAT BOOK IN THE WORLD” to keep this diary, Alice written anything. She written anything for this, her first book, and fun and a rare life. She describes happens to her and her Thomassina with a keen eye for rare sense of wisdom. describing her relationship beings with whom she (there are two of them – Upright in Trousers and wears a Skirt), her with her many cat friends or successful) attempts at lover will fail to find her Any cat lover who is fortunate enough to read this book will laugh out loud occasionally, smile frequently and maybe even cry once or twice. Most important of all, perhaps every reader will, for the first time, have an insight into what it’s really like to be a cat.



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Please, accept I’m different STEPHANIE WILLIAMS, 26, has Asperger’s syndrome; here she explains how she has learned to manage her condition. . 1 At first glance you’d never know how hard I’m trying. I dress up, look you straight in the eye and watch 4 carefully for signs that I’m boring you. But even so, minutes after meeting me, you may start to think I’m a bit … well, odd. I tend to stare, which might make you feel uncomfortable, and sometimes I blink a lot. I can be extremely direct although I really don’t mean to be rude. I once said to someone in the supermarket: “Could you please move, because you’re so fat I can’t see the sign behind you.” I’m better now, but for years I had no idea how to make 5 small talk. I’d start a conversation by telling someone how much Elvis paid for his mansion Graceland or asking their opinion about abortion. I’d say whatever came into my head. 2 Being diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome at the age of 17 was a huge 6 relief. It explained a lot, such as why I couldn’t get along with girls at school and why I was bullied. I always said the wrong thing, asking them what colour soap they used or how they spelled their name. And if I thought I had a friend I’d be really upset if they talked to anyone else. 7 3 I took a drama course when I left school and it was the best thing I could have done. Eccentric people are accepted in theatrical circles and, for the first time, I had friends. It also taught me how to act normally; like most ‘Aspies’, I can imitate people






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As easy as ABC 1 Hello. My name is Tony Cook. I am bald. It’s quite a story how I ended up bald. Everything is a story. Every little bit of your life is a story. I invented ABCtales.com, the most 5 useful website for storytellers in the whole world. That’s why we get English language stories from Shanghai and Buenos Aires as well as London and New York. ABCtales is a huge meeting place of storytellers. Get out of prison, tell us your story, escape from a lover, tell us your story. 2 One percent of the world writes stories. A storytelling site like this begins with someone who is forever 6 finding stories in everything he or she does. The appetite for telling and writing stories is like breathing. 3 I ran into a cleaner one day and she asked me what I do for a living. I told her that I collect stories from people and we put them on our website. So we go round catching tales. “Catching tales? What does this mean, she asked?” I told her that people often have a story to tell, but they don’t know where to begin. Give 7 them a piece of paper and they freeze up. But get them to tell it and it flows. 4 That’s what we do at ABCtales. The wonderful joy of seeing people start a story and soar. You meet people through storytelling. You sharpen your world view. In fact, it’s better than most other things in the world. A good story, well told, is like finding the meaning of life. Stories get you educated, they get you thinking,






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Recipe of the week DO YOU have a fussy eater? The kind who won’t eat this and won’t eat that and just pushes the food around the plate with a fork? If so, I have the perfect recipe for you. INGREDIENTS: A good shouty voice (550g) A less shouty voice (300g) A look that says it means business (850g) A small pinch of threats (available from Harrods and other specialist stores) A glug of bribery. METHOD: First, take the good shouty voice, combine it with the look that means business and use both to tell it as it is. This could be: ‘Oh, for God’s sake, just eat it! What do you mean you don’t like carrots. You liked them yesterday! EAT!’ Next, add a pinch of threats: ‘Look, if you don’t eat it, you do know a scary man will come in the middle of the night to cut off your nose, don’t you?’ Lastly, stir in the glug of bribery combined with the less shouty voice: ‘There may be a tenner in it for you.’ NB: This recipe also works for children.
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