Great-grandparent stock can be selected to produce another generation of breeding birds, unlike grandparent stock.
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Generation Grandparent Today there are children with six or eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents.
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It stood for so long that it transcended from being cold stone to being a friend, a parent, a grandparent, a great-grandparent.
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Given lengthening life spans, a family may already have a presiding great-grandparent, an Opa or an Abuela, which pushes the new grandparent to find some alternative.
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In Israel's case, that means each player must prove he has at least one Jewish parent or grandparent, or has a spouse with a parent or grandparent who is Jewish.
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" She adds, laughing, "That's the role of a grandparent.
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So, like a spouse or a child or a grandparent.
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There is no unspoken trust fund or secretly rich grandparent.
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Research your ancestry or call a grandparent to say hi.
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No one will be spared, whether parent, grandparent or sibling.
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The angry grandparent who hurled racial epithets across a room.
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Michael also raved to the CBS show about becoming a grandparent.
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A grandparent, he is making the decision for his own family.
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But every parent and grandparent has a stake in this, too.
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In Sweden, the study pointed to the benefits of grandparent support.
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Anyone helping a grandparent navigate a computer has experienced this problem.
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"But not every older person is a grandparent," Mr. Johnston said.
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Sent a snap of your grandparent using the puppy filter 6.
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Or, you know, whether one grandparent really was Italian or not.
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Generation Grandparent It was, let me acknowledge, an old-school response.
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Actually, third cousins are related by a common great-great grandparent.
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It can be a daughter, son, spouse, sibling, parent, or grandparent.
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Call on one of these people—a late great-great grandparent, perhaps.
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An estimated 60,000 children there live with a grandparent or blood relative.
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Name your child after your father, your mother, or a deceased grandparent.
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And does that equation change if it's your parent or your grandparent?
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In the future, the same basic reality is likely to apply to people who have one grandparent from Cuba (like me!) or China just as much as it does to people with one grandparent from the Czech Republic.
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In the "grandparent scam," a caller poses as your grandchild or another relative.
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"One grandchild would text the narcissistic grandparent but she wouldn't reply," Thomas said.
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Sean Doocey, PPO director, is reportedly friendly with the appointee's grandparent, Katja Bullock.
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Baby picture, smiling first day of school, crazy teen, lover, parent, grandparent, headstone.
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There was the mother-in-law who threw a fit over grandparent boutonnieres.
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The Head of Family is coached by a Grandparent, who supports the Head.
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Free. Lengthy hospital stay plus live-in rehab unit for an elderly grandparent?
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How fitting would it be if my mother had a full Japanese grandparent?
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Generation Grandparent While grandparenting may feel familiar, it is a whole different gig.
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Who wanted a version of Siri that acted and spoke like their dead grandparent?
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If the mother is busy or ill, the father or a grandparent can substitute.
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There's nothing quite as comfortable as wearing a sweater knit by a grandparent, right?
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She has jokingly said, 'Being a grandparent is what I was born to do.
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The average age to become a grandparent is 2033, up from 033 in 2011.
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One moment he looks like his father, the next me, the next a grandparent.
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Gage is now an orphan and has lost the grandparent who had mothered him.
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He then included everyone, down to a grandparent in Florida who owned 10 shares.
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These children had all lost loved ones: a grandparent, a sibling, mostly a parent.
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Did none of those who support this proposal have an important grandparent growing up?
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"Google is the new grandparent, the new neighbor, the new nanny," one observer said.
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You can use them to show your grandparent how to use a new app.
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The first grandparent to arrive, Rohna Paskow, had taken the train from suburban Philadelphia.
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Generation Grandparent We were standing in line at the ferry dock in Provincetown, Mass.
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There are three contracts: A parent contract, a grandparent contract and a general contract.
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I'm a grandparent myself now, and lots of people I know have hearing problems.
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Any one person may inherit more DNA from one grandparent and less from another.
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The only people I call are my parents or my grandparent or my grandma.
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Anyone with an Irish grandparent can apply for Irish citizenship—and plenty of people are.
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Many Germans with just one foreign-born grandparent are classified as having a migrant background.
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How does a grandparent know if a gift will impair a grandchild's financial aid package?
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This accomplished, experienced statesman prided himself on being first a husband, father, grandparent and friend.
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Perhaps you're the grandparent who wants to see your adult children and their wee ones.
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"I describe Voyager as a grandparent of the missions that have flown since," Dodd said.
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The survey suggests that inheritance begins at age 29 with the death of a grandparent.
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Another who lived between 2000 and 1600 BC showed North African ancestry from a grandparent.
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You can almost hear the sighs of contentment from a doting grandparent and happy child.
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Generation Grandparent The time comes in any relationship when the initial infatuation dampens a bit.
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Correction: This story originally stated that third cousins are related by a common great-grandparent.
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That's good for DigitalGlobe, which, at 26, is kind of a grandparent of this young industry.
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This year, the oldest is in her 40s, and there's a grandparent in the mix, too!
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It also allows anyone — a grandparent, godparent, or particularly generous neighbor — to contribute to the fund.
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They may be super-famous, but for some stars, the best role is that of grandparent.
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"Just Right For Our Time", read one—but the time was the time of the grandparent.
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About a tenth of Britons, for example, qualify for Irish citizenship through a parent or grandparent.
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Birth anywhere on the island of Ireland grants eligibility, as does an Irish parent or grandparent.
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The grandparent could help in other ways, he suggested, such as by arranging activities with grandchildren.
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Funds from a grandparent-owned 529, for example, are treated as student income in FAFSA filings.
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At best, children are thrown to an unprepared caregiver such as a grandparent or older sibling.
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Generation Grandparent Researchers say that singing is among the most meaningful activities we share with children.
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A single parent or grandparent could potentially invest $70,000 into the 529, right off the bat.
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The nanny tax doesn't apply if the babysitter is under 18 or if they're a grandparent.
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One of Caitlyn's non-Kardashian children had a baby this week, making Jenner a grandparent yet again.
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It might not be yourself, but maybe you have a grandparent and they have trouble with steps.
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Losing a grandparent or a child or a spouse, but also hate, violence, sexual assault, discrimination, illness.
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You might reassign ownership of that 529 from a grandparent to yourself, which can be done easily.
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As the grandparent of millennials, I was aware that some of them had no enthusiasm for Clinton.
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The tender beef goulash with spätzle will make anyone with a grandparent from the Old Country cry.
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Susan Glickman, a second-grade teacher, was among the first of her friends to be a grandparent.
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The accounts are in the child's name, but an adult, usually a parent or grandparent, controls it.
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Now, asking around, I'm hearing about kids with six, seven, eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents.
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Quindlen: I've heard any number of people say they don't feel old enough to be a grandparent.
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Being a grandparent is not a do-over, not a chance to make up for your mistakes.
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I can also tell you that no parent or grandparent should have to live with that thought.
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Being a grandparent is a grand opportunity to become more expansive and generous, and please, less sensitive.
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That means we inherit about a quarter of our DNA from each grandparent — but only on average.
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Generation Grandparent When it comes to warnings about limiting kids' screen time, grandparents are, well, grandfathered in.
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"How can the government say" a grandparent or aunt or uncle isn't a close family member, Gould asked.
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Did you have a parent or grandparent you really admired, who taught you some lesson you've never forgotten?
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It also allows anyone (a grandparent, godparent or even a particularly generous neighbor) to contribute to the fund.
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Oh, and to make it even more excruciating, you're 57 and old enough to be this girl's grandparent.
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In the meantime, tread gently and consider the words of the children's book author and grandparent Judith Viorst.
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James Sinkey, a grandparent of one of the student's classmates, says he's glad the aide has been arrested.
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Now that I am a grandparent, I look forward to learning more about this other kind of joy.
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First, her grandfather backed out, which she found especially upsetting given that he is her only living grandparent.
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Have a grandparent who lives far away or a parent on a business trip or in the military?
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Generation Grandparent Many grandparents — mostly mothers and mothers-in-law — are present for the birth of a grandchild.
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It's a good thing the Redditor picked up his grandparent, or else a sign might be knocked over completely.
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"When you are raised by an entrepreneurial parent or grandparent you pick that aspiration," he told Forbes in 2015.
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The former Step By Step star admits there's one other perk of being a grandparent that she can't ignore.
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Imagine a tomorrow where every parent can find a good job, and every grandparent can enjoy a secure retirement.
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It feels clunky and forces you to hunt and peck on your phone like a grandparent at a keyboard.
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It may be that a grandparent has dementia or is hospitalized, and the trip home has to be postponed.
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Just last week I met with a family whose six-year-old twins were sexually abused by a grandparent.
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However the dad trend began was clearly a misstep since we should haven looking towards grandparent trends all along.
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The expansive bill would cover the death of a spouse, domestic partner, child, parent, in-law, grandparent or grandchild.
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The Census says 10 percent of all American children live in a home that includes at least one grandparent.
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As the Founder and Chair of the Congressional Children's Caucus and as a parent and grandparent, this is unacceptable.
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"Now when I go back, I guess it could be as a grandparent," said Mr. Salonen, a youthful 57.
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Interview a parent, grandparent or another adult about their educational experiences related to segregation, integration and inequity in education.
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Weiner and his wife, Huma Abedin, have probably taken countless photos of Jordan — during parties, birthdays, Halloween, grandparent visits.
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I had just returned to work from maternity leave and knew well the joy of a first-time grandparent.
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Old is no longer 35, or any year even close to that now that boomers have entered grandparent territory.
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One grandparent who loved the preschool where I am the director made a statement to me that surprised me.
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While putting together The Wirecutter's own report, one researcher learned that a grandparent was in fact not biologically related.
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Running got me through bad breakups, being self-employed during the Great Recession, even the death of a grandparent.
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"As a grandparent of three children less than 11 years old, this is very concerning to me," he said.
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When he meets Sophie (Chloe Levine), a neighbor living with an abusive grandparent, she appreciates his quiet, intelligent sensitivity.
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Every day, they help a parent, grandparent, relative or neighbor with basic needs: dressing, bathing, cooking, medications or transportation.
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And loved ones living far away from a parent or grandparent could ask a neighbor to check in periodically.
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A Cornucopia of Grandparents (2018) Today there are children with six or eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents.
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Imagine a tomorrow where every parent can find a good job and every grandparent can enjoy a secure retirement.
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"Even though it may be tough for a grandparent to take care of a toddler or play football with a 10 year old or stay up late for a teenager to come home, there's a stability there, and the experience of being a grandparent who's done this before is very helpful," Cicero said.
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"Until it happened to me, I just could not understand the impact," Clinton said this month about being a grandparent.
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My father — an excited first-time grandparent — was in town and proudly took photos in my OB-GYN's waiting room.
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Among the Harvard class of 2021, 29 percent had a parent, grandparent or close family relation who attended the school.
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Then, just as her mom was getting them financially back on track, a sick grandparent came to live with them.
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I had imagined that, once I had a child, I would miss my mother as a grandparent to my son.
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If parental assets are better than child assets, assets in a grandparent or other relative's name can be even better.
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She admits she'll miss her grandparent who stayed in Cuba and she won't be able to see for a while.
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Two of the girls had been coached by a grandparent who was believed to have a history of mental illness.
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But Legacies will need a little more time in the oven before it can be as good as its grandparent.
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The same factors that can place a child in the care of a grandparent also complicate a grandparent's caregiving experience.
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Grandparent birds are the progeny of pedigree stock bred largely by three global companies, Aviagen, Cobb-Vantress and Groupe Grimaud.
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Timorese call crocodiles "abo," the Tetum-language word for grandparent, and killing them is culturally taboo as well as illegal.
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More than a third live with a single parent, and others are being raised by a grandparent or another adult.
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People always say that being a grandparent is all of the fun parts of parenting with none of the grind.
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As a new grandparent, you may be lucky enough to do some of the advocating that your overworked children cannot.
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Generation Grandparent People talk about the first glimpses of their first grandchildren in terms borrowed from romantic poetry: They swoon.
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Generation Grandparent It's still diaper-changing and storybooks, so why does it feel so different from raising our own kids?
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Some, however, still have a learning curve, such as one start-up that used the word "grandparent" in its name.
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A mother, a sports hero, a grandparent, an elementary school teacher… This question is touching to hear the answer to.
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Such thoughts are stirred by these four new picture books featuring a loving relationship between a child and a grandparent.
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Others might prefer a website like The Grandparent Effect, where the writer Olivia Gentile passes along news, interviews and studies.
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I'm a grandparent, a military veteran, and a gardener, and I manage mobile devices for a school district in Minnesota.
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When children cannot remain with their birth parents, the comfort of a grandparent or an aunt eases the trauma of separation.
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In 2017, 49% were released to parents while 41% were released to close relatives such as an aunt, uncle, or grandparent.
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So your children are going to read this book about their grandparent and have a story that's fabricated, that's in print.
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She leaves a remarkable legacy of good that includes her tireless advocacy for Alzheimer s research and the Foster Grandparent Program.
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They could let their parent or grandparent take their own pills, while keeping track of their medication activities on the app.
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No grandparent should ever receive a GIF of Fabio not wearing pants dancing suggestively with the words Let's get it on!
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"I am so lucky to have a grandparent who is able to walk down the aisle at my wedding," she says.
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In the 2012 study, half of the prodigies had an autistic relative at least as close as a niece or grandparent.
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The Facebook group's administrator said that the mom ended up leaving both of her children with a friend and a grandparent.
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By contrast, a German child who has one foreign grandparent may not view ethnicity as relevant to her identity at all.
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WHETHER it is best to feed a fever and starve a cold, or vice versa, varies with the grandparent being asked.
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No one knows this better than anyone who's ever received a bungled attempt at communication from a parent or a grandparent.
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Foreign suppliers have typically been reluctant to sell great-grandparent birds, wary of how the genetics will be managed and marketed.
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In Indian law, OCI status is not granted to an individual whose parent or grandparent is of Pakistani or Bangladeshi origin.
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It is as essential to your well-being as the New Grandparent and Mother of the Bride Early-Warning Alert System.
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A little more than a quarter of those living without a partner or spouse live with a parent or a grandparent.
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A grandparent in 1900 might have had a dozen or more grandchildren, Dr. Mintz said, while today, the average is six.
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A parent or grandparent comes first, gets a job and finds housing, and then sponsors their children to come join them.
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Leave it to a grandparent with an uncanny gift of sight to remind us how to stop, look and really see.
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We got stories about scoring the winning goal, losing a grandparent, learning to love one's skin and dealing with mental illness.
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The rest of the cast is rounded out by the parents (and a grandparent in one case) of the main characters.
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Money saved in a grandparent-owned 529 account does not affect a student's financial aid eligibility while sitting in the account.
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Historically, the only refugee population who passes on their refugee status from grandparent to grandchild and great-grandchild is the Palestinians.
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I'm a practicing Catholic, but I feel as a parent and grandparent I make enough sacrifices for my family all year.
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Such is the case with an ancient alga, Bangiomorpha pubescens, which might be our great (great great great great..., etc.) grandparent—maybe.
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Jackson, shorter than everyone else onstage, strides around in her tuxedo, barking orders and snapping at everyone like a universal irascible grandparent.
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For example, if a grandparent gives $10,000 from a 529 college savings account that they own, colleges count that as student income.
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Jenna — whose grandmother Barbara, George H.W. Bush's wife, died last month at 92 — also reflected on the pain of losing a grandparent.
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We can move with calm and composure through the death of a grandparent and fall to pieces when a sock goes missing.
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Foreign genetics firms currently only sell 'grandparent' stock to Chinese breeders, from which local firms can breed and sell progeny to farmers.
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I feel like Caitlyn is very fulfilled, I'm very fulfilled in the relationship, and Eva is just stoked to have another grandparent.
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A faded, colored image unlocks a memory — of a game, a season, a player, a parent or grandparent who loved the sport.
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Staff members have organized a happy hour and a senior prom, and started a dating service, called G-Date, for Grandparent Date.
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Somewhere between now and 2030, the majority of people of Caribbean origin will either have a white parent or a white grandparent.
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And under Uganda's constitution, citizenship is out of reach for all those with a parent or even grandparent who was a refugee.
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Enlist a grandparent or hire a part-time nanny or a mother's helper to assist with pickups, homework and after-school activities.
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For what it's worth, a coming-of-age story including a grumpy grandparent is one of my favorite micro-genres of film.
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"I basically said to anyone, If you have a grandparent with a good memory, I'd like to talk with them," Hammad said.
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Meanwhile, the travel nonprofit Road Scholar offers 180 dedicated Grandparent programs that are all heavy on field trips, performances and educational activities.
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The average age for an American to become a grandparent is 50, but it's not uncommon for it to be much higher.
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Leafing through each of these books, one tends to step outside the story and imagine it being read by grandparent to child.
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Under Israel's Law of Return, anyone with recent Jewish ancestry — even a single grandparent will do — can qualify for full Israeli citizenship.
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Though seniors might get better at smartphones, Go Go Grandparent thinks it can be the layer between them and the on-demand economy.
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Any parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle or family friend can open a Roth individual retirement account to help a child invest for the future.
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For example, let's say you want to show an album of family photos that are stored on Google Photos to your favorite grandparent.
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But how exactly this grandparent of all citruses spread and diversified to give rise to today's many varieties was a mystery — until today.
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For many that consists of stringing together a patchwork schedule of camps, babysitters, grandparent care, and family vacations thrown in for good measure.
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You might reassign ownership of that 529 from a grandparent to yourself, which can be done easily (but does boost your reportable assets).
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Having a grandparent as a primary caregiver or taking care of a child on workdays is some parents' only option for child care.
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They have a white grandparent who's 80-years-old, a Thai grandmother who's a lot younger and plays with them all the time.
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Individuals with that "bona fide" exception -- such as a foreign grandparent of a US citizen -- can still apply for visas until October 18.
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In general, kids and young adults are most frequently the parties being protected by a parent, grandparent, or other guardian's life insurance policy.
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On tonight's episode of Kocktails With Khloé, the host opens up about her nephew's struggle to understand what his grandparent was going through.
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"We also needed to make sure that someone — usually a grandparent, aunt or uncle — was there to look after the kids," he said.
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" An example, she told me, is "when you see a grandparent pinching a baby's cheeks and saying, 'I want to eat you up.
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The law would also delay care and allow for the "father" of the fetus, or a "grandparent," to essentially block a woman's abortion.
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She's my only grandparent left, but I live too far away to see her often, so we talk at least once a week.
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We have tips for how to maintain a long-distance grandparent relationship, and how to cope if grandparents don't want to be involved.
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The impact can be significant, however, if a grandparent owns the account — but there are several workarounds, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of Savingforcollege.com.
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That includes at least one grandparent of more than 40 percent of Americans, and those people fueled modern economic growth in this country.
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A 4013-year-old who inherits this money from a grandparent would pay $2401,25.2 more in taxes than they would under the current rules.
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My dad is a hard person to be emotionally close to, but he does try in his way to be a parent and grandparent.
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"For example, they may wonder why it's okay to hug their parents, but not a family friend, uncle, or even a grandparent," says Albani.
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But what if you had the freedom to volunteer at your child's school, spend time with a sick grandparent, or train for a triathlon.
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"Compelling a grandparent to be apart from his grandchild -- especially one seeking refuge from violence or persecution -- inflicts hardship of unbearable severity," he wrote.
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Wealthy parents fill the gap with nannies and paid help, while lower-income parents may have access to a grandparent or other family member.
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If you start taking on debt in retirement as a grandparent, it might be a sign that you're spending too much on your grandkids.
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And so-called grandparent scams that convince family members to wire money to a loved one they claim is in crisis rely on fear.
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When you're a grandparent—or next month, for that matter—will you be able to look back and remember how you spent the afternoon?
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Some of these DNA relatives are second or third cousins, some much more distantly related, perhaps only sharing a distant grandparent 100 years ago.
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Trying to stave off aging with inventive names doesn't make sense, of course; you can be a grandparent even before you reach middle age.
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"Don't take a chance that you're going to... cause your grandparent or your parents or another friend from school to get sick."https://t.
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In many respects, her journey has become her generation's journey — from protester to parent and now grandparent, from earnest idealist to battle-hardened realist.
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Now that you are going to enter the special-status category of "grandparent," you should take stock of your own needs, sensitivities, and relationships.
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Or if you're a grandparent, imagine making a hugging motion during an internet video call with your grandchild and watching them squirm in delight.
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"As a grandparent of three children less than 11 years old this is very concerning to me," Chief Orlando Rolón said in a statement.
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An Ohio woman accused by authorities of operating an illegal daycare in her home was allegedly found passed out drunk by a child's grandparent.
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A grandparent points out the vegetables Noah kept in his larder; he shows the boy the light source for the vegetables is the Ark skylight.
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With a 813 percent margin, Go Go Grandparent is growing 803 percent week over week, and 21000 percent of first time users stick with it.
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Already these children are from poor families, often they have single mothers or their parents are HIV positive, and the grandparent is looking after them.
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If a grandparent or other relative owns the 529, however, it's better to wait and use those funds in your student's final year, Durkin said.
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You can also share these albums so that, say, a grandparent could have new pictures of the grandkids show up automatically on their Home Hub.
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Alamy Jizo-dori's temptations Japan, which has already had lots of practice with older consumers, has developed some ingenious new products for the grandparent generation.
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"You're the one who told me once you become a grandparent you immediately at the bottom of the family totem pole," Clinton reminded his successor.
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Grandparent cliches err on the side of wholesome in a way that totally obscures what your older relatives may have been like in their youth.
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The newspaper reported the first call alleged sexual abuse by a grandparent that didn't live with Anthony or the other six children in the home.
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An increasingly popular scam is the "grandparent scam," where impostors either pretend to be the victims' grandchild or claim to be holding the victims' grandchild.
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If you can get away with eating a fast food burger once a week when you become a grandparent, you've basically hit the life jackpot.
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Most of these require parental consent, but 11 require only that parents be notified, and seven allow another adult relative (like a grandparent) to consent.
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Because he's not just your typical doddering grandparent but also the most powerful man in the world, his rant against the news can't be ignored.
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Some of these pictures look amateur, with too-bright colors and messy composition—the kind of art a grandparent who's into Bob Ross might paint.
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Yet so many of the excellent new grandparent-centric picture books surging into bookstores and libraries come from creators who grew up in other cultures.
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Based solely on the agency's religious beliefs, a loving, LGBTQ grandparent, for example, or a qualified LGBTQ sibling could be deemed unsuitable by the contractor.
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Generation Grandparent Sociologists use the term "intensive grandparenting" to refer to a commitment to providing regular child care, often accompanied by housekeeping or other tasks.
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Generation Grandparent Sociologists use the term "intensive grandparenting" to refer to a commitment to providing regular child care, often accompanied by housekeeping or other tasks.
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For me, Nowruz meant getting dressed up and going to the home of every grandparent, great-aunt, aunt, almost-like-an-aunt, uncle and cousin.
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My biggest joy in life is being a grandparent, so I spend a lot of time with the grandkids … but maybe that's also being Santa.
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From each grandparent we inherit precisely a quarter of our DNA, and so on by the powers of two back into the mists of time.
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Since high lp(a) is hereditary, those who have it often have a parent, sibling or grandparent who suffered a premature heart attack or stroke.
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The situation commonly manifests itself in the form of a terminally ill grandparent, an extremely old pet or anything since season three of Arrested Development.
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That includes the more expected doting-grandparent gifts of toys and outings, as well as college savings, extra-curricular lessons, school supplies and even an allowance.
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I hadn't seen her in years, and I hadn't watched her kids grow up, even though that's supposed to be a beautiful thing for a grandparent.
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The newspaper reported the first call alleged sexual abuse by a grandparent that did not live with Anthony or the other six children in the home.
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Caitlyn Jenner is a loving parent and grandparent, but even so, Kylie Jenner was very nervous to tell her Caitlyn she was pregnant with Stormi Webster.
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"Even though they were told ahead of time, what will happen — I think kids with any kind of issues will intensify," grandparent Marlene Vavrek told WPXI.
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My children no longer experience the joys of having a grandmother and being able to run to a grandparent for things parents just never quite understand.
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As anyone who has ever hung out with a grandparent, observed a retiring parent, or grown old themselves may know, many people get pickier with age.
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That, followed by a similar ban on imports from France late last year, has seen a sharp drop in the supply of white-feather "grandparent" stock.
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The grandparent of a black student at the school argued that the game was offensive, noting that it included cartoon images of shackles and enslaved families.
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When I called Dr. Arthur Kornhaber, a child psychiatrist in California and author of The Grandparent Guide, he said he thought these differences were basically immutable.
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Before I wrote this book, if you'd asked me what the median age of a grandparent is in this country, I would have said maybe 65.
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In 2000, researchers discovered that a modern human who lived in what is now Romania 211,2120 years ago had a great-great-grandparent who was Neanderthal.
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This might include having a parent or grandparent born in that country, or having lived there oneself for five years continuously since the age of 18.
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Both Aviagen and Cobb have increased production of their birds, known as 'grandparent stock', in other locations such as New Zealand to meet demand from China.
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Given the intensity of grandparent love, I've been surprised by how many people cringe at the idea of being identified as a granny or a gramps.
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Maybe you want to see a grandparent while they're still around, spend time with cousins, or show up for someone in your family because they asked.
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"As a grandparent of three children less than 11 years old this is very concerning to me," Rolón said in a statement to the Washington Post.
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A great Hallmark Christmas movie feels like beautiful grandparent wish fulfillment, complete with gorgeous snow falling from the sky and just the right amount of cheese.
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Grandparent-owned 529s can have a bigger impact on financial aid eligibility than those owned by a parent or student if you don't plan properly for withdrawals.
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For example, you might fondly remember how your family members comforted you when you lost a grandparent, rather than the sadness that you felt by the loss.
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"She was the grandparent I was closest to by far and she was just such an amazing, lovely, southern dream of a grandmother to me," said Williams.
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Or wait until after you've filed your last FAFSA, ahead of your child's senior year of college, to take distributions from a grandparent-owned asset, Meehan said.
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You might want to gift your parent or grandparent a sweatband soon, because exercise could confer significant benefits on the aging brain, according to a new study.
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If you're ever after a bit of dating advice, you could do worse than to ask a grandparent - they've usually been through it all by their age.
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Maybe there's a kooky grandparent waiting in the wings to dish out sass or surprisingly helpful advice, depending on the week (see: Fresh Off the Boat's Grandma).
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Or wait until after you've filed your last FAFSA, ahead of your child's senior year of college, to take distributions from a grandparent-owned asset, said Meehan.
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Frauds targeting consumers included lottery scams and so-called "grandparent scams," in which con artists trick grandparents into sending money by claiming their grandchildren are in trouble.
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That means if a grandparent takes $10,000 out of a 529 plan to send to a grandchild, it could cut student aid by $5,000 the following year.
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Jenever is the juniper-infused national beverage of the Netherlands, and you can think of it as sort of a grandparent to the gin we drink today.
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However, he said, if you or your kids are at high risk or you have a grandparent living with you, you may want to be more cautious.
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She drives up and down the west coast to help my sister run her business and be a grandparent to my other sister's 4-year-old son.
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It said the patient is a three-month-old baby residing in the Binh Xuyen District in Vinh Phuc province and was likely infected by her grandparent.
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LONDON — A grandparent dying is hard for a grandchild at any age, but when you're a little older it can change the way you deal with that loss.
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When Honda revealed its stunning and grandparent-scaring Civic Hatchback Prototype earlier this year, I presumed the production version would never be as sharp, angular and downright extreme.
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The grandparent may not see the grandchild as part of his/her family, so many of those situations are viewed as temporary even though they may not be.
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"Children can be profoundly resilient to life stressors when they also have a positive and consistent attachment figure such as a parent, grandparent or older sibling," Creech said.
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Many tribal nations require at least one-eighth degree "blood quantum," equivalent to one great-grandparent with full Native American ancestry, in order to be eligible for membership.
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Respect for Elders How many of us have witnessed a teacher, coach, or grandparent try to make conversation with kids who can't unglue their eyes from a screen?
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A stunning and original debut by a Chinese creator, Jin Xiaojing, takes on the complex feelings many of us have about a grandparent we never got to meet.
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We calculated the lump sum a parent or grandparent would need to invest today to cover four years of a private or in-state public education in cash.
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Because of his age and a heart condition, the child's grandparent is at particular risk of serious complications of Covid-27, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
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For instance, we might compare video-chatting with a grandparent versus watching an educational TV show versus playing a violent video game versus using a finger-painting app.
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Garrett Brian Geschickter from Wilmington, N.C., explained how he grieved the death of a grandparent: I recently lost one of my grandparents a little over a month ago.
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"Don't take a chance that you're going to be the one to cause your grandparent or your parents or another friend from school to get sick," he added.
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It is a relationship bound foremost by unyielding love and nurturance, and that is a role anyone, including an adoptive parent, stepparent, grandparent or queer parent, can fulfill.
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How will the genre ever attract new fans, ones who maybe don't have that proverbial grandparent ready to introduce them to the good old days of Bogie and Bacall?
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As for the rest of the brood, Caitlyn is also grandparent to Marino's three children, Brandon's 3-year-old daughter Eva James and Kylie's 1-year-old daughter Stormi.
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"As a parent and a grandparent, my heart goes out to the Graves family during this time of devastating loss," Iger said in a statement, according to Gant News.
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It's a medical definition that children wouldn't really understand even if they had a grandparent with that condition, they'd probably be told 'Your Grandad's confused or forgetful' or whatever.
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So when exactly over the last 15 years did Nellie realize that her decision to trade in grandparent duties for that of a mother had been the right call?
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He did say, though, that even non-parental family members — like an uncle or grandparent — will show up with fraudulent documents, which is still a violation of the law.
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He's No Longer My Ex-Husband, He's My Co-Grandparent (2018) Thirty years after a couple's contentious uncoupling, their grandchildren reconnected them through an accidental form of exposure therapy.
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Anybody born in the Irish Republic or Northern Ireland, or with an Irish parent or grandparent, is entitled to an Irish passport - about six million people living in Britain.
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We have roughly three million Americans claiming Russian descent, including 750,85033 who were either born in Russia or have at least one parent or grandparent of ethnic Russian heritage.
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According to a 2018 AARP Public Policy Institute report, Ansberry wrote, about 6.2 million American millennials and counting are acting as caregivers for a parent, in-law, or grandparent.
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The tweet was in the form of a discussion between a child who asks what the Super Bowl was, and a grandparent explaining why it was done away with.
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All these young people, who had maybe lost a pet dog, an elderly grandparent, a job, apparently held the universal Wisdom of the Ages: My grief was going to pass.
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Furthermore, I believe the shared one should have different degrees of access for people who might be present in the home at different times, like a babysitter or a grandparent.
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"Thinking about something so sad, with everything else going on in the world, I don't think it was the right thing to do," grandparent Carol Bogard told Boston 25 news.
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When Homer Plessy, a French-speaking Creole with only one black great-grandparent, took his seat in the white carriage of a Louisiana train in 1892, an officer approached him.
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Additionally, 13 percent of survey respondents struggle with the financial expectations of being a grandparent, which can make it more difficult to save for retirement or manage their own expenses.
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He makes a good point, though -- sadness is part of life, so maybe it's best to have children learn to work through it before an inevitable death of a grandparent.
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Smith says she was a very protective parent but has learned to take notes from her daughter Spencer Margaret, 33, on being more laid-back as a first-time grandparent.
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I'm a parent now and I have two daughters so my children have a grandparent that's serving a life sentence, so that kind of generational trauma is being passed down.
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About 22 percent of young adults now live in a dormitory or a prison, or with a relative like a grandparent or a sibling — compared with 13 percent in 1960.
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For an old pan, the sort you get from a grandparent or junk store, start with the hot-water rinse-and-dry, then proceed directly to cooking bacon or burgers.
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Generation Grandparent When we think about what we leave behind as grandparents, we hope we will have transmitted lessons about kindness, justice, strength and confidence, the boundless nature of love.
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" The rule also does not apply to parents or grandparents "acting substantially in the capacity of a parent or grandparent and not in the capacity of a mental health therapist.
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An Irish passport will enable continued freedom of movement within the EU. Anyone with a parent or grandparent born on the island of Ireland (including Northern Ireland) is entitled to one.
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While you'd gladly debate politics or discuss your job with your with them, when the topic of conversation is your own grandparent, it puts you in the middle of their drama.
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"The vast majority of opioid poisonings in young children - toddlers and preschoolers - are the result of unsupervised ingestions of medications prescribed for an adult (parent, grandparent) in the household," Gaither added.
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McAleenan also didn't clarify whether any of the fraudulent family units included groups with a child traveling with a relative other than their parent, like a cousin, aunt, uncle, or grandparent.
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This doesn't necessarily mean that these households always lack a parental presence—the bureau also reported that most children living with a grandparent had a single mother present in the household.
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"Our culture views the grandparent relationship as positive, but the grounds-eye view is a little more complicated," said Steven Mintz, a family historian at the University of Texas at Austin.
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The Virgin Group founder, father of two and grandparent to five children said in a blog post published on Monday that starting a business was a lot like having a baby.
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As a parent and grandparent, I've had plenty of experience with interactive museums designed mostly for kids, but Montreal's version is far and away and away the best I've ever seen.
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"I come to you as an American, as a Jew, as a parent, as a grandparent, as an almost 40-year partner of a company I love so dearly," he said.
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If we started to teach death ed in high school, a student visiting a dying grandparent might draw from the curriculum to ask a question that could shift the entire conversation.
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Those with a grandparent born in Ireland can generally apply for an Irish passport, and people can be eligible for Belgian citizenship after five uninterrupted years of residence in the country.
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"As a parent and a grandparent, my heart goes out to the Graves family during this time of devastating loss," Disney CEO Bob Iger said in a statement, according to Gant News.
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A parent, grandparent, aunt, or uncle might want to donate a kidney to a child who will eventually need one, but most surgeons and experts discourage people older than 65 from donating.
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Just driving—like a maniac doing insane burnouts in a picturesque village set to classical music, or like a cautious grandparent trundling along in the correct lane (the left)—is a pleasure.
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However, unless at least one parent or an Irish-born grandparent was an Irish citizen a when you were born, you cannot claim Irish citizenship on the basis of extended previous ancestry.
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A high school senior with only one grandparent who even went to high school comes to terms with the pressure he feels to be the one who breaks the degree-free cycle.
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The first hack occurred when the human species was able to grow old enough to transmit valuable survival information from grandparent to grandchild, which corresponded to a dramatic improvement in human survival.
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Sure, she's welcoming and kind — like many actors are to journalists — but she also oozes the kind of feel-good, love-yourself vibe normally reserved for your favorite yoga teacher or grandparent.
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The census view, in other words, is that a monolingual English speaker with fair skin and one grandparent whose family came from Cuba (me, for example) is part of America's nonwhite population.
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Under FIFA rules, players can play for an adopted country only if they have lived there for five years as an adult, or had a parent or grandparent who was born there.
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The rules make an exception that permits players to represent a country if a parent or grandparent was born there; many countries, including the United States, regularly take advantage of the exception.
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In keeping with McQuade's belief that the elderly mustn't be forgotten, you can "adopt" a grandparent and spend the day with a nursing home resident who might not have grandchildren of their own.
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A third cousin, a relative connected by a great-great-grandparent, might seem like a distant family member but the identity of a person could be found relatively easily with some additional sleuthing.
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The new grandparent recently paid the tot a visit and shared a sweet pair of photos to Instagram on Sunday, showing the newborn first in her arms and then sporting a tiny mohawk.
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And it's almost certainly true that someone in your life — a parent, a grandparent, a friend with an existing medical condition — is counting on the people in their community to do the same.
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The average grandparent grew up with indoor plumbing and electricity and television, and the assumption that they were going to get a good job and get a car and live a good life.
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Everyone's got that one uncle (or aunt, or grandparent — you know who they are) with whom it's best to steer clear of conversation about politics, or social issues, or frankly just about anything.
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We want to be strong because instead of being a grandparent, we might end up being a parent and that is a big shift from what we've been doing for the last few years.
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Against this backdrop, the Commonwealth Immigrants Acts of 1962 and 1968 were passed, first limiting entry to those with work vouchers, then to those with a parent or grandparent who was a British citizen.
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The child, identified by a grandparent on a GoFundMe page as De'Anthony Trice, was taken to the hospital in serious condition and "lost his life on May 5, 2019," according to the grandparent's post.
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We couldn't just pack up our crew and take off for dinner at a restaurant, and I couldn't just make a simple Target run unless I had at least two babysitters or a grandparent.
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The number of grandparents raising grandchildren steadily increases: In 2014, the Census Bureau reported that 6 percent of American households contained a co-resident grandparent and grandchild; in 1970, that figure was 20173 percent.
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Under the new rules, those who are granted that status will be allowed to immigrate to the United States with unmarried siblings who are over 21 and a related caregiver, such as a grandparent.
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At the moment, the government's rolls include hundreds of children in shelters and temporary foster care programs who were taken from an adult at the border, whether a parent, grandparent or some other companion.
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There are Jewish women who still live with the loss of an uncle or grandparent they might have known, if the dehumanizing language of Der Stürmer had not led to the ovens of Auschwitz.
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A few years later, when my husband Adam, Sylvie and I moved from New York City to Los Angeles permanently, my parents, who use the Yiddish grandparent names "Bubbie" and "Zeide," crossed paths more regularly.
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" A visa can theoretically be given to someone who cannot prove that they have "bona fide relationships"—a grandparent or uncle, for instance—if it is determined that denying them entry would cause "undue hardship.
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A parent or grandparent may also front-load the account with up to $75,000, or $150,000 for married couples without incurring a gift tax, though they won't be able to contribute for another five years.
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Generation Grandparent When I arrive at my daughter and son-in-law's Brooklyn apartment on Thursdays, my 18-month-old granddaughter hurtles toward me with her still lurch-y gait, happy for our weekly date.
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Generation Grandparent We spend money on our grandchildren because we want their childhoods to be special, because we need them to know we love them, because it's one way to feel part of their lives.
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But Ms. Paskow's daughter-in-law had asked everyone to sign up for this workshop, called "Now That You're a Grandparent … Navigating Your Relationship With Your Adult Children," at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan.
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I encourage you, if you are struggling with addiction right now, reach out for support -- whether it's a teacher, parent, friend, grandparent, coach or pastor, talk to an adult in your life that you trust.
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You meet someone and say, "I'm from Sarasota," and they say, "Oh, I have a grandparent in Sarasota," and they tell you where they live and their name, and you may or may not recognize them.
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It is a concept that women and men have been debating online since Susanna Schrobsdorff, an assistant managing editor for Time magazine, coined the phrase "grandparent deficit" in a provocative column last month that went viral.
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If you've ever gotten a letter or card from a grandparent, you've probably seen the Palmer Method: Around the time the Palmer Method was introduced, children also started learning to print before they learned cursive writing.
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A parent or grandparent can provide the money, but it cannot equal more than a child earned in a job or business during the year and the limit is $5,500 in 503 and $6,000 in 2019.
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LONDON — Usually, a jaunty video of a grandparent getting to grips with their new phone would a source of amusement — but in the case of the clip above, the whole thing is so much more poignant.
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Most people think of protecting a spouse or children, but according to a 2018 AARP Public Policy Institute report, about 6.2 million millennials and counting are acting as caregivers for a parent, in-law, or grandparent.
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One possibility is to become a Foster Grandparent in the national program that engages adults 55 and older with limited incomes to serve as role models, mentors and friends to children with exceptional or special needs.
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The now-107-year-old joined the Globetrotters' Moose Weekes and Zeus McClurkin during a visit to the Roots Public Charter School in Washington D.C. – where she volunteers as a "foster grandparent" – and learned a few tricks.
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We get so restricted in our thoughts of a mother and a father and what a family should look like, and we neglect other relationships like that of a parent, a grandparent and a child, a grandchild.
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NK: And what we found traveling the country doing the show and also just talking to people was that no matter where you're from, you have like an older, racist uncle or aunt or grandparent or professor.
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Taken all together, Nakadate's work proposes a new way of looking at strangers—whether what you share is a great-grandparent or the physical space of a brief encounter—as the family you never knew you had.
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Dr. Mehr's theory is that singing communicates that a particular grown-up — it could be a grandparent as well as a parent, and in many cultures probably is — is paying attention, something enormously important to vulnerable babies.
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The trade publication Publishers Weekly just warmly reviewed "Unconditional Love: A Guide to Navigating the Joys and Challenges of Being a Grandparent Today" by Jane Isay, a longtime editor and author of several books on family relationships.
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Camilla – who has five grandchildren from her son and daughter in addition to Prince Charles' three grandchildren: Prince George, 5, Princess Charlotte, 4, and Prince Louis, 1 – has previously spoken about the "wonderful" role of being a grandparent.
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When she joined PEOPLE Now via Skype on Wednesday, she was in the same blue smock she wears every day as a volunteer foster grandparent – and still not quite over the disbelief of getting to meet the Obamas.
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We have an ailing parent or grandparent or Uncle Jim or know a neighbor who was injured on the job or became pregnant while uninsured – all of whom depend on Medicaid to help cover their health care costs.
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In high school, when a great-grandparent was about to die, the teenager decided to take the family name Dubilewski, and added Rain Dove, an Abenaki name they had been called since early childhood, to their legal name.
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Spending among consumers age 5.6 to 24 averages roughly $78 for such a gift, they found, while "parent-age" givers age 45 to 54 give an average $120, and "the grandparent bracket" of those age 65 and older, $112.
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While changing one's mindset from being a step-grandparent to a parent almost overnight was not easy, it is a decision that helped to make three-times world all around gold medalist Simone Biles into the champion she is.
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While the last federal data on grandparent age came from the 2008 United States Census, Peter Francese, founder of American Demographics magazine, has used current population data and data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to make updated projections.
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It's a dance almost everyone with a pro-wrestling parent or grandparent does: The Rock was once Rocky Maivia; Goldust started as Dustin Rhodes, son of Dusty and heir to one of the greatest babyface legacies in wrestling history.
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"If the child qualifies as a dependent, all tax deductions and credits that are available to the parent would be available to the grandparent," said Cari Weston, director of tax practice and ethics for the American Institute of CPAs.
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That year was the first time the Survey of Income and Program Participation asked the question "Are you a grandparent?" of respondents who were at least 265 years old and who had a child at least 220 years old.
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While the US government has identified the majority of the children as unaccompanied minors, Mukherjee said many at the Clint station had crossed the border with an adult family member that was either a parent, sibling, grandparent, or other relative.
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McLaurin, who met the president and First Lady Michelle Obama in honor of Black History Month, tells PEOPLE she volunteers 40 hours per week as a "foster grandparent" and has been moving and shaking for as long as she can remember.
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It found that spending among consumers ages 5.6 to 24 averages roughly $78 for such a gift, while "parent-age" givers ages 45 to 54 give an average $120, and "the grandparent bracket" of those ages 65 and older, $112.
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Yisheng said late last week that Hubbard, a unit of genetics company Groupe Grimaud, would supply it with so-called 'great-grandparent' birds, or the offspring of pedigree lines, under a three-year contract worth nearly 72 million yuan ($10.4 million).
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"She has a new grandson and there is a potential move out to the west coast with Miguel to help be there to be sort of the grandparent support, ground central for Toby (Chris Sullivan) and Kate (Chrissy Metz)," Moore said.
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It takes about two years to get the edible offspring of these French and American "grandparent" chickens to the market, according to a recent report by South China Morning Post, and that lag is at the root of the expected shortage.
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But bottle feeding allows a father — or grandparent, friend, day care provider, housemate or any of the others who can care for infants — to share the intimacy and labor, while affording Mom a full night's rest and more flexibility to work.
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But people of all ages have been hospitalized with COVID-19, and even if the risk to you is low, if you become infected you could endanger someone else — a grandparent, a first responder, a medical worker, or a friend.
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To boil my question down: Assuming a parent-child (or grandparent-child) relationship that lacks genuine warmth (which I think would create more genuine desire to help), what framework should I use to think about what duties I nonetheless owe?
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"When I could go over to my grandparents' house when I was little, they would be in their grandparent role: making sure you grow up healthy and strong," said Ms. Bradbury, already a young adult on her VBT bike tour.
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The researchers called this phenomenon the "poorly sleeping grandparent hypothesis," suggesting that an older member of a community who woke before dawn might have been crucial to spotting the threat of a hungry predator while younger people were still asleep.
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Similarly, with the grandparent scam, the victim receives a phone call or email from a "grandchild" who has been in an accident or is in trouble with the law and needs money — typically gift cards or cash sent through Western Union.
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"I often say to parents as a fellow parent and a fellow grandparent, look, it's sometimes hard to talk about these names and use them, if when you were a child they were not spoken to you," said Ms. Harris.
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Teenagers are slaughtered at their desks, and our leaders offer their "thoughts and condolences," as if someone's 96-year-old grandparent has passed away in her sleep: My prayers and condolences to the families of the victims of the terrible Florida shooting.
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In this scenario, the parent is not the perpetrator of the abuse, but rather, the parent is less likely to interfere or even know that their child is being sexually abused by another parent, grandparent, relative, or someone unrelated to the family.
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Roughly once a week, someone — for example, an addict claiming a home that actually belongs to a grandparent with dementia — will mail in a fake document, and "if they formatted it correctly, we have to record it," said John Mirkovic, the deputy recorder.
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It's a term known as "flattening the curve," and the way it works can be seen below: Considering — and prioritizing — the welfare of strangers is difficult, Lagos acknowledges, but it helps to think of them instead as someone else's parent, grandparent, or child.
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You try to do everything right, as a parent and a grandparent you want the best for those children who are such gifts," she said, "and something out of your control that you thought you could trust has made it so much harder.
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Still, made as it was as Mercado's health declined, this is perhaps the first time many of his viewers will see the usually regal figure in such a vulnerable state; it's like seeing your grandparent in the hospital for the first time.
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Every one of us who's ever been a parent or a grandparent, an aunt, a big sister, any one of us who's ever held a child in our arms, every human being with a sense of compassion and decency, should be outraged.
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Imagine the value you'd extract from an e-bike used as a daily commuter during the week, and then handed off on the weekend or evenings to a teen for her away soccer matches, or an aging grandparent longing for a ride through the park.
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For example, in Los Angeles and San Francisco, sick time can be used for specific "safe time" purposes only when the worker is the victim; in Washington state, workers can use this time for a child, spouse, parent, parent-in-law, grandparent, and romantic partner.
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Born in Puerto Rico, Pagan, 42, listened to the accounts of each new arrival that made her beautiful native island seem unfamiliar: no water, no power, no green left on the tropical trees, no sort of place where a child or grandparent could thrive.
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Among the calls to DCFS alleging prior abuse at the residence, the first in 2013 reported sexual abuse by a grandparent who did not live with Anthony — then 4 years old — or the other six children then living in the home, according to the Times.
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Among the calls to DCFS alleging prior abuse at the residence, the first in 2013 reported sexual abuse by a grandparent who did not live with Anthony — then 4 years old — or the other six children then living in the home, according to the Times.
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Though Myst popularized and drew people into the adventure game genre, a game called Behind Closed Doors, a basic text-based adventure (which doesn't have graphics; every action and description is written out) from 1988 is credited as the grandparent of all escape games.
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A man identified only as a grandparent "lights her up," whatever she is, casually walks away, and stands completely still—unfeelingly, silently, without any sense of panic or concern—as everyone around him frantically scrambles to dodge the miniature bombs he's firing directly at them.
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The 224-year-old was set to return to the care of his grandparent in early March — calls had been made to references, and the family had cleared out and redecorated a room for the boy, complete with a brightly colored rug and new toys.
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"Stated simply, the government does not offer a persuasive explanation for why a mother-in-law is clearly a bona fide relationship, in the Supreme Court's prior reasoning, but a grandparent, grandchild, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, or cousin is not," the 37-page opinion said.
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"Doing nice things for yourself that are cheap or free is a good way to self-grandparent, and I recommend taking up those hobbies you always wanted to get to: pick up a used instrument, start a sketchbook, get into bird-watching," Lambert suggests.
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My cousin got us Siberian tigers (my grandpas favorite) with a voice recording of him from a voicemail saying 'hey its pops, I'll see you soon, love ya'He was the first grandparent I've lost (and only, since this happened a month ago), and it was really amazing.
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It also seems super useful if you have an elderly parent or grandparent who lives alone and you'd like the peace of mind that comes with knowing you can get alerts if the camera doesn't seem movement for the first however many hours of the morning.
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When there is no crèche for a child or palliative care for a grandparent due to lack of public funds, it is generally women who take up the role—and in the process, increasing their working hours and diminishing any time for paid work, study or rest.
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More than half of millennial parents say their parents provide at least an hour of help each week on child care or running the household — with the average grandparent spending 48 hours per week on tasks including primary child care, babysitting, homework help and transportation to after-school activities.
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But Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) has recently proposed a bill that would bridge that gap slightly, by providing a Social Security credit for women (or men) who have had to leave their job to care for a loved one—be they a child, grandparent, or someone else.
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Whether you're an older gamer who remembers the Atari 2600 and Sega Genesis with great fondness or a doting grandparent who doesn't remember exactly what the grandkids wanted (the Nintendo Swamp or something?), the new AtGames portable consoles will either excite you to no end or cause deep disappointment.
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"Every one of us who's ever been a parent or a grandparent, an aunt, a big sister, any one of us who's ever held a child in our arms, every human being with a sense of compassion and decency, should be outraged," she told the audience at the time.
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Along with another novel (Keith Gessen's "A Terrible Country," this time about a grandparent-grandchild relationship), the week's other suggestions include an urbane and wide-ranging essay collection, an argument for cash handouts from the government and a memoir of life as a stenographer in the Obama White House.
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Previous rulings had allowed people from those countries to enter if they could claim a "bona fide" relationship with someone, such as a grandparent or cousin, already in the U.S. Adam Liptak, a Supreme Court reporter for the New York Times, tweeted a link to the text of the ruling.
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Points between on the relationship coefficient include: Parent-offspring: 212% Full siblings: 212% Grandparent-grandchild: 25% Half siblings: 25% Aunt/uncle-nephew/niece: 25% First cousins: 12.5% Second cousins: 3.13% Third cousins: 0.78% Fourth cousins: 123% On a purely gross-out level, Jon + Dany as nephew and aunt is bad enough.
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"The government does not offer a persuasive explanation for why a mother-in-law is clearly a bona fide relationship, in the Supreme Court's prior reasoning, but a grandparent, grandchild, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, or cousin is not," the three judges on the Circuit panel wrote in a joint opinion.
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They may feel that in order to be competitive with their male peers they must leave their kids in daycare for nine hours so that a nanny or grandparent (if they even have that support) can put them to bed, and decide that worshipping at the altar of workaholism isn't for them.
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Thanks to the Court's ruling, someone from one of the six blacklisted countries with a grandparent, grandchild, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin, brother-in-law, or sister-in-law in the US will now be able to apply for a visa to come here before the 90-day ban expires in late September.
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The roots of its programs date back to the 623s; today, Senior Corps operates three programs: RSVP, the largest senior volunteer organization in the nation; Foster Grandparent, which tutors and mentors special-needs young people; and the Senior Companions Program, which helps frail seniors and other adults maintain independence and stay in their own homes.
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Through its awareness campaign, symposia, medical professional development sessions and the provision of emotional support, Oneinforty informs the public of the relatively high risk for Jews and encourages people with at least one Ashkenazi grandparent to consider genetic counseling and, when appropriate, testing — either through a blood test or a newer saliva home testing kit.
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Of that total, just 56 would be eligible to receive a work permit should they have to apply based on their national team appearances prior to the Euro Cup or Copa America (some players with European passports represent teams outside Europe, like U.S. international DeAndre Yedlin, who has a Latvian passport as a result of having a Latvian grandparent).
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If Trump were a more sympathetic figure—if he were, say, a grandparent you had silently muted on Facebook instead of the unstable man in charge of the world's foremost nuclear arsenal—there would be something sad about the way that all this new information had made it so much more difficult for him to think.
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"Everybody needs to start with a candid and open discussion about the money," said Dave O'Brien, a financial adviser with Evolution Advisers near Richmond, Va. Sometimes, a grandparent who is financially sound may feel inclined to pay for groceries or dinners out — even though his or her adult children are capable of paying their own way.
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Because the law defines an "unaccompanied" child as someone without a parent or legal guardian here, border agents don't have the ability to keep a child with a grandparent, aunt or uncle, or even a sibling who's over 2503, though advocates have also raised concerns that border agents are separating relatives even when there is evidence of legal guardianship.
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Parents and grandparents are most likely to do one or more of the following things that allow kids access to potentially dangerous medications, the study found: To remember to take their pills, the adult -- often a grandparent -- took the meds out of their child-resistant containers and put them into daily pill organizers that are easy to open.
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"I am unable to dismiss the reputational harm that could occur to a living person if the grand jury transcripts reveal that their parent or grandparent was a suspect, a witness who equivocated or was uncooperative, a member of the grand jury which refused to indict, or a person whose name was identified as a Klan member," he said.
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Sure, some clips of George W. Bush awkwardly dancing in Africa or getting a shoe chucked at him enjoyed The Daily Show virality and made their way to the image flash sites of the proto-internet, but the tech and infrastructure was not yet in place to give every grandparent in the world the power to wield and consume dank memes.
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This…Read more ReadThe PlayStation Classic Is Minimum Effort Nostalgia Even though I know all these retro consoles are largely an effort turn my nostalgia into big-time…Read more ReadThis Incredibly Rare Console from the 1980s Is Like the Switch&aposs Great-Great-Great Grandparent…Without the internet instantly dispersing images to millions of people, it was probably a lot…Read more Read
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In 242, a Harvard researcher who studied 26 of the nation's most selective schools found that all legacy applicants had a 232 percent higher probability of admission, while "primary legacy" students (those with a parent who attended the school as an undergraduate, rather than, say, a grandparent or aunt) had a 2100 percent higher probability compared with their peers, all other things being equal.
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In 242, a Harvard researcher who studied 26 of the nation's most selective schools found that all legacy applicants had a 232 percent higher probability of admission, while "primary legacy" students (those with a parent who attended the school as an undergraduate, rather than, say, a grandparent or aunt) had a 2100 percent higher probability compared with their peers, all other things being equal.
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As a potential grandparent who has seen a few conflicts between grandparents and parents about the parents' child-rearing decisions and practices, and one who is a firm believer in staying out of the child-rearing decisions and actions of one's adult children, my question concerns the ethical choices available to grandparents whose adult children choose not to vaccinate their children against potentially dangerous and even lethal childhood diseases.
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One example presented to the administration was someone raised by a grandparent, aunt or uncle who wanted to visit them in the U.S. "If they don't have the requisite family relationship, if they would like to articulate a reason that we should nevertheless waive the inadmissibility, they are certainly welcome to articulate that reason to us, and we will look at those cases case by case," officials said.
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While we feel lucky to live in a time when frosé is embraced as a summer staple and trolling your S.O. is viewed as exponentially more romantic than planning over-the-top gestures (we're looking at you, Chrissy and John), nothing quite compares to how we feel whenever we come across an adorable grandparent enthusiastically taking on one of life's most menial tasks and making it so aww-worthy we're ready to forgive our grandmas for knitting us overly festive holiday sweaters growing up.
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The FTC says these are just a few possibilities: Online or internet scams – you did not receive the items you tried to buy online Lottery or prize promotion scams – you were told you won a lottery or sweepstakes, but never got the prize Emergency or grandparent scams – you sent money to someone pretending to be a relative or friend in urgent need of money Advance-fee loan scams – you paid upfront fees, but did not get the promised loans Online dating or romance scams – you sent money to someone who created a fake profile on a dating or social networking website.
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Donald Trump continued to defend Don Jr. for taking a meeting with a Russian lawyer; attacked the press because they were covering Don Jr. and not Hillary Clinton's emails; saw his approval rating dip to the lowest point in 70 years for a president six-months in; called for Obamacare to be repealed without a replacement after the GOP's healthcare bill failed; gave a pep talk to senators after the plan to repeal also failed; changed his travel ban's restrictions to be more grandparent-friendly; celebrated "Made in America Week," even though he and his daughter oversee businesses that manufacture goods overseas; said he wouldn't have hired Attorney General Jeff Sessions if he'd known Sessions would recuse himself in the Russia investigation; said it would be wrong for special counsel Robert Mueller to investigate his businesses as part of his Russia probe, even though he reportedly is; accused fired FBI Director James Comey of trying to blackmail him (again); wished Sen.
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