MUSEUM EXHIBITDHG Headquarters (community era) as captured 2013-02-07A preserved page, not a live site. Links work: they lead to another preserved page here, or to the same page on the Internet Archive. Styling is preserved where the original files could be saved; some images are gone for good, because the services that hosted them shut down. Forms and buttons cannot work, because the servers behind them are long gone. Spot yourself and want a page taken down? Say so in Hive Ideas and it comes down.Back to DHG Through History · this capture on the Wayback Machine
Due to Australia's isolated southern location, it has been very difficult for many Aussie MC players to attend the previous Minecons. The Australian...
Combak MedikEnjoy your stay. Been a little chilly here of late but should be back to our normal low in the 50s/60s and high in the 70s/80s starting today.
Come to visti one of the parks?
!$ Steverino15 $!I was in Florida... now I am back in the cold weather.... :'(
Here is how a teacher in New York told the class: She asked them to do the following exercise: The children would each take a sheet of paper, after which they were told to crumple it up, stomp on it, and also give it some beatings, without tearing it.
So she asked the children to unfold the sheet of paper and look at how dirty and full of marks and scars it had been. So the children were told to apologize to the sheet of paper. Despite the fact that they had apologized and that they had tried to smooth out the sheet of paper, so it was still curled and that these brands would never disappear, no matter how much they tried to remove them. It was similar to what a child does when the bully another child. Although it afterwards says sorry, will the scars never disappear. Children's facial expressions told that the message had the desired effect.
Copy and spread the word if you are against bullying. :-)