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Angela Cardwell

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Re: Google Says No to Feds; Interesting Lesson in Consumers Response
3/16/2006 11:30:32 AM
In reference to Gary's: Insofar as monitoring what your child sees on the net it is quite impossible unless you have something like "net nanny." I have tried a few Internet "Parenters" in the past. They really don't work if a kid like my 15 year old knows how to get around them. On the whole. I just don't allow my children to do searches. There are a few "choice" sites a allow them to go to. ie: pbskids.com, brainfun.com, (or funbrain?) and miniclip.com, of which I don't allow downloads. If my daughter needs to search for some info for a project, I do that myself. When I get her to a site with the info she needs I tell her to read. So, It's not "impossible" just takes caring and determination. Just my opinion, Angela
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Re: Google Says No to Feds; Interesting Lesson in Consumers Response
3/16/2006 11:44:21 AM
Hi Angela, Bravo!! Sounds like you are a mother that actually sets some ground rules for your children and sticks to them. Nothing is impossible. Your Good Friend Deborah
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