BERLIN White Sox Jose Quintana Jersey , May 8 (Xinhua) -- The inspector general of the German army Volker Wieker ordered a sweep of all barracks for Nazi artifacts, after an officer Franco A was caught trying to plot an attack disguised as a Syrian refugee.
Wall paintings depicting Wehrmacht (the name of the unified armed forces of Nazi Germany) soldiers and various collectibles were found in the course of an investigation of the barracks in Illkirch, where Franco A. was stationed.
German Minister of Defense Ursula von der Leyen made clear that: "The Wehrmacht does in no way form a tradition for the Bundeswehr (German army)."
She appealed to all members of the Bundeswehr to support the investigations saying "this is about nothing less than the reputation of our Bundeswehr.", der Leyen told German newspaper Bild on Sunday.
A Ministry of Defense representative confirmed the order to "investigate whether regulations concerning the handling of traditions with regard" to Nazi artifacts were met.
Bundeswehr inspectors will present a preliminary report Tuesday, while the investigations are scheduled to conclude May 16.
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This is the first in a series of articles I am about to embark upon concerning this subject. As my family gets older and matures with this disease I think back to the early days and wonder why aren't we all on medication for depression? Why don't we have standing twice a week appointments with a psychiatrist? How did we end up so normal? (Whatever that is) As I look back this didn't happen by accident, nor am I Super Dad, and I didn't plan it out step by step. It was mostly just paying attention, luck, and decent communication between my girls and me, granted sometimes at the top of our lungs.The first thing I suggest you do is very important. Remember, our children are who they had in mind when they coined the phrase "monkey see monkey do". Trust Yourself! It's okay to do it your way. There're three components to raising happy kids, diabetic or not. They are Self-Confidence, Self-Reliance, and Self-Control. The more of these components your monkeys see in you, the more of these components you will see in your monkeys! I'm going to put out some ideas here but you're the boss of your situation. Do it your way.Upon reading the three components you might ask "but where is self esteem?" I'll save that particular ramble for another day. Let me just assure you that if your child has self-confidence, self-reliance, and self-control then self-esteem comes naturally.What is Self-Confidence?Self-Confidence is:Trusting your ability to form and sustain relationshipsTrusting your ability to complete various tasks well, knowing that others value your abilitiesTrusting your ability to manage new situationsTrusting your own judgments and common senseAs you can see trust is a key element of self-confidence. When our children don't have that measure of consistency and predictability in their lives it becomes difficult for them to gain the necessary trust either in themselves or in others to become self-confident. So if our children see that the people who are most important to them (us as parents) trust them and will provide them with a consistent environment, they will begin to trust themselves, their judgments, and those of the people around them. This is the beginning of common sense. (Yahoo!)How do our children acquire Self-Confidence?Self-Confidence comes from:Being accepted for who you areHaving someone show confidence in youKnowing there is something you are good atHaving firm expectations of other people's behaviorNot being afraid of failureDeveloping competence with the safety of a parent close bySeeing others you admire and copy, being confident and happyIt seems so easy when you write it down. When you think about it three main components have to be in place: Trust and Predictability, competence, and sociability.Trust and Predictability - We all know that routines are important for developing feelings of trust and security. Think about the routines and relationships between you and your family and friends. How much do they keep to a pattern? Will your child begin each day with a reasonably clear idea of what will happen and when?Competence - Being good at things. We all have different talents and abilities. We need to help our children identify the things they are good at and encourage them. These skills fall into a couple of different categories.Practical: Seeing how to make or mend things, and build thingsPhysical: Good at sports, kicking or catching a ball, swimming, runningMental: Good ideas about things, good at solving practical problems, good at schoolworkSocial: Good at playing with others, kind and considerate, good at making new friendsProcess: Being good at tying new things, sticking with difficult tasks and so onSociability - Trust and develop their social skills. Involve them moderately in your social life. If we have our children with us it shows not only are we happy to have them with us but also that we trust they will behave appropriately. Getting used to being in new situations, and learning to talk to different people will increase our children's confidence considerably. Here's one that took me a while to figure out. Give your child advance warning of your feelings, of short temper, tiredness, sadness, or whatever. "I've had a lousy day at work and I'm very crabby. It might be smart to keep your head down and your mouth. Cheap NFL Shirts Cheap NBA Shirts Cheap Adidas NHL Jerseys Cheap College Jerseys Cheap Baseball Hoodies Cheap College Hats Cheap NFL Jerseys China Cheap NBA Jerseys Cheap College Jerseys Online Wholesale NHL Jerseys
