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The point of Practice is to elevate the "how" of administration as a too-often clerical chore into the "why" of a professional practice.

It 's such a chore going shopping with her ! She wants to stop at every little shop .

Of course, too much work or too little reward would turn the game into a chore. This kind of interaction design requires a fine touch.

If you're running solely as a means to an end -- such as weight loss -- you're going to eventually feel as if it's a chore.

If studying a topic leads you to love it, then it is worthwhile, but if it becomes just a chore, then I'm not sure it can serve much good.

Chinese consumers might find keeping track of new brands a bit of chore.

That was the best chore of all. It made possible getting near enough to her to close out the others in the classroom.

Where your lives are not run by how much time you have, where travelling is no longer a chore, and you can live in your dream house?

And the secretary grew frustrated and finally decided to disturb the president, even though it was a chore she always regretted to do.

This is something of a chore, particularly if you have a large number of fields to deal with, and is quite easy to forget to do it.

If it makes a mundane chore a bit more interesting, or helps you stick with your hobbies, then what's wrong with that?

Swapping variables is something of a daily chore in every programmer's life.

However, such a chore is essential to preclude security breaches, errors, and a poor user experience.

Work is more than just a chore, at least to me.

If you spend all day thinking about the run you have to do that evening, the training can become more of a chore than a pleasure.

To save money, offices around the U. S. are adding a new chore to their employees' routine : taking out the trash.

Scieszka himself says that young people have to be reminded that reading is fun and can be an interactive enjoyable experience, not a chore.

Then, the Exit option would take him up only one level in the hierarchy. This meant that navigating through the menu tree was a real chore.

While individual reasons vary , one of the most common explanations is that performing routine backups can be a real chore .

But only 16 per cent of respondents said they enjoyed exercising in the gym, while almost 70 per cent considered it a chore.

Work can easily become a chore when you're trying to constantly be perfect.

Built in matchmaking software with a fully integrated chat suite takes the chore out of finding and setting up online games.

You might ask your child to do a chore, say helping clean the living room, and pay a small amount of money for it.

S. himself says that young people have to be reminded that reading is funandcan be an interactive, enjoyable experience, not a chore.

This has by no means been easy. I've worked very hard, but it hasn't been a chore, because I've always followed my heart.

But after a while, that excitement tends to wear off and it becomes a chore.

This can be anything from attending a show or an event to doing a chore, giving up a bad habit or just trying something new.

The average person sees discipline as a painful chore to be avoided at all costs.

Installation of a single WebSphere Application Server node is a relatively easy chore that can be reasonably completed in about a day.

ENJOY YOUR CHILDREN. Look on the time you spend caring for your children as a privilege rather than a chore.

For most people, languages classes at school were a chore, and few students graduated speaking the language they were learning.

For example, integrating database-access methods into imperative languages is often a chore.

In fact , to the bafflement of yesteryear 's futurologists , we do not lead lives of leisure while robots handle every chore .

The time-consuming chore can throw up interesting challenges: from finding a suitable method for counting thousands of tiny insects. . .

Because, if compassion was a chore, nobody's going to do it -- except maybe the Dalai Lama or something.

Without balance, or a little bit of what you like versus the "healthy stuff" , eating would become a major chore.

Learning a foreign language shouldn't feel like a chore. If it does, you should probably do some serious thinking about why you enrolled.

After all, garbage collection is one of the core features of the Java language, and memory management is a chore of the past!

While HTC has added its own software overlay to dress up the design, I still found using the HD2 to be too often a chore.

On Wednesday he decides that next Friday would be better, and he once again foregoes the much needed chore.

I normally hate cleaning, but if I invest 100% of my attention towards it, the chore becomes a lot more fun.

They may do their "chore" once a day or even once a week.

The hall was crowded, but I couldn't tell if the visitors came for entertainment, education, or simply to get a chore done.

Having fun is no longer the goal. Learning and growing are now a chore. Goals are no longer lofty.

It truly is a chore to be forced to write all this build code by hand.

Make it fun for yourself; once exercising seems like a chore, your weight loss results go right out the window.

And don't you dare fill the space in with any other extra routine or chore once you clear it.

I love to exercise, and I never see it as a chore.

Having more wealth than you can possibly spend in one lifetime might not sound like too much of a chore.

Remember when a trip to the supermarket was nothing more than a tedious chore requiring little or no specialized knowledge?

Even what you term as "work" will be satisfying and enjoyable, and in no way the chore or bore that you often experience now.

No wonder that practicing scales becomes such an unpleasant, frustrating chore, both for children and adults.

"I think that cleaning the litter box at home should be your chore now, " joked Bob. "It would be good practice for you! "

With such a big pile to 'get through, ' entertainment is feeling less like leisure and more like a chore.

Steep inflation has severely depreciated the currency, making counting money quite a chore.

What little time left is in this century is rehearsal time for the chief psychological chore of the 21st century: letting go, with dignity.

If you've totally lost interest in something, and if it's become a dreaded chore, then find a way out!

Disliking this chore and relieved that it would end soon , he continued fielding questions .

Using cut-and-paste helped, but it was still a chore for the team to repeat these tests over and over again.

Getting it would be a chore, notes Subramanian.

When computer programs swell to billions of lines of code, just keeping them up and "alive" will become a major chore.

At best, it's an unpleasant chore: the myopic glow of a clunky computer replaces the friendly pages of a book.

If getting out of bed in the morning is a chore and you're not smiling on a regular basis, try another choice.

But they find that a tougher chore these days, as other media struggle and newspapers suffer through their worst slump since the Depression.

We wanted to be excited about writing the integration tests, rather than them being a chore.

I would be more inclined to say Tim's definition of work is more synonymous with a chore.

She wants employees to share the chore of leading tours of the office each week.

Being active is a natural way of having fun for kids but as adults we treat exercise more as a chore.

Now we dont shop just for necessities but the process itself has raised its status from a mundane chore to a much revered ritual.

Then, like one clan unified in their chore, they clamped on to the large pins holding the tent in place and pulled them out.

Applying for membership is surprisingly easy; getting in can be a chore.

Why should you get your butt off the couch for a chore so trivial?

One day I laminated a chore list for each child and set up a magnet chart that had their names and the days of the week.

Sure it was yet another chore to add to our juggle, but we thought it would be worth it.

The thought of massaging your own feet might seem like a chore but in fact its not.

Another more important word taken over from the American continent by British housewives is "chore" .

Children do, but once we grow up, life becomes a burden and a chore, and the music grows fainter.

Rather than type and re-type a (potentially) complex series of commands to accomplish a chore, a shell script mechanizes the work.

Households with equal earning power and shared responsibility for kids and chore typically have half the divorce rate, Sandberg said.

Listening to even delicate pieces can become a chore, and the V-CAN can't stay the course after more than five or so minutes listening.

Washington -- It is for many Americans a chore delayed until the last possible moment.

Nobody likes to think about the chore of writing articles for article marketing.

By nap time, his son lay helpless in bed, nap for him every day is a chore, as if I forced him.

My second favorite household chore is ironing. My first being hitting my head on the top bunk bed until I faint.

If you do this on a regular basis, it does not become a dreaded holiday chore.

Pick a chore-heavy day during the week of Valentine's Day and, on that day, do all the household chores yourself.

The coffee is served by a surly male, whose lip curls at the chore of handing me my coffee and change.

Because mosttoddlers can't blow their own noses, the constant wiping and suctioning can be a chore.

Rid hands of food odorsChopping garlic or cleaning a fish can leave their "essence" on your fingers long after the chore is done.

The formulation was concluded by measuring Chore A hardness, tensile strength, elongation at break.

One chore, which might involve education, travel, cultural or media work, will take about two more years to complete.

Besides, the chore of gathering data for someone else can feel demeaning, even counterproductive.

Give everyone in the house a physical chore that will help burn off some of the excess energy.

There are going to be times when this will seem an impossible chore.

She shuffle out of the chore by saying she feel ill.

Chopping vegetables. However, even if you can't escape a chore, you can transform it by " reframing " your emotions about it.

Whenever my children completed their chore list without being reminded, they placed a magnet on the chart.

Performing backups on a frequent basis is a critical but typically ignored chore.

XML programming is a chore, among other reasons, because processing must navigate to each element through the tree.

I wanted to be helpful with a chore.

Others drape them over chairs or throw them on the floor or bed, and sorting through them later becomes a major chore.

Managing the North's hissy fits will, as usual, be a high-maintenance chore for the South and other regional powers.

Simply taking turns is inefficient, since that may mean the wearier party being faced with the chore.

It's such a chore filling in tax forms.

For all we knew, not all the elderly residents even had family members who could perform the chore.

What you have to remember is that this shouldn't be a chore.

The chore that feels onerous today may give you a huge boost of satisfaction tomorrow, when it's behind you.

The average user, however, may find a to-go desktop more of a chore than anything else.

Don't freak out. Cooking is meant to be fun, not a chore.

Technology can encourage more frequent, more casual contact. It's no chore to dash off ane-mail to Granddad.

Usually the first rescue chore is to copy data files off of the troubled drive.

For instance, a father may prepare school lunches half the time, so he thinks he's sharing that chore.

Keeping track of all your music, images, videos and other files will quickly become a chore unless you carefully manage the file names.

A total of 86 per cent said they enjoyed taking their pet out each day, with just 22 per cent saying they sometimes see it as a chore.

Now this chore or job of who and what is resurrected, is of my mission.

The majority of college students I know appear to consider reading anything, not only newspapers (online or "live" ) as a chore .

Because this article focuses on administration, let's install a module to simplify the chore.

In such close quarters personal hygiene is a must, but the weightless conditions make washing a delicate chore.

He does not treat it as a chore or routine.

We told our boys that if a chore was not completed by a predetermined time, another sibling could do it.

Checking off a chore from your to-do list gives you a rush of energy.

Players competed to earn high scores in the game, making it entertainment rather than a chore.

If giving her oral sex is a chore for you, she won't enjoy it.

A solution to make this chore easier is to reorganize the sudoers file.

It should not be a chore, so change that.

Ss to go to study abroad in France, before played a chore, home for her to study abroad, best stockpile.

Otherwise, people will accidentally check your chore list instead of their own and pretty soon you'll be filming a sitcom.

Housebreaking is a Chore: Pet store puppies have spent all their short lives in cages.

I always stressed the reasons for having a clean house over complicated chore charts.

Soon after these niceties, Julie assigns me my first chore of the day.

The state tracking code is highly repetitive, error prone and, generally speaking, a chore to write and maintain.

The old knife spare from the machine, though it is a chore, but it's worth the time.

Data validation is a common chore in programming any user interface .

It is a chore to imagine them as the predecessor of anything interesting.

To remind yourself of a chore (write a thank-you note, go to the dry cleaner), give yourself an unusual physical reminder.

If the employer wants to hire, there is the time-consuming chore of sifting through applications.

That makes the creation of a resume a terrible chore when the time comes to write it.

His headache has affected his ability to do household chore.

Okay, it's more a chore than a program, but haven't you wondered what the red exclamation point in the panel indicates?

Instead, the SCA runtime determines what bindings to use, freeing the developer from this chore.

It's a chore to go the grocery but a luxury to go to a department store.

They approached the car, eight of them, leaned over, and put their shoulders to the chore.

That said, chewing actually becomes a chore, so anything I can drink or chug is ideal.

Alex: 20 times! Do you really count? That would make eating such a chore.

The thought of finding anyone who doesn't become annoyed instantly is a chore.

such a chore to do the shopping!

Nasty society, this China. No wonder their rulers are best "friends" with Pakis! "Chore chore mastuto bhai" as we say in bengali!

Planning is a chore that everyone should do before traveling.

Will blogging be fun for you, or a chore you don't look forward to?

Over the past decade, food has become more of an activity than a chore.

The Oveges's method of teaching made science and mathematics fun instead of a chore.

Cleaning the bathtub is a backbreaking chore for me.

Take five, and use those few minutes to tackle a tedious household chore.

Next time I'll talk about how to manage your own body language, a trickier chore.

The bad: The Escape's ponderous handling and high level of road and wind noise made highway driving a chore.

Taking 3D glasses off and on to do such things quickly becomes a chore.

It is a tedious but necessary housekeeping chore if your goal is to write professional code .

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That child must also find a way to help heal the hurt she has caused, by helping with a chore or sharing a toy.

Here are five useful tips that can help make reading a rewarding experience rather than a dreaded chore.

Thanks to Wendy and Chua for making washing laundry a faster chore.

When she does have something to say in the middle of a chore, it usually deserves attention.

Unfortunately, for many, it is a chore , an obligation and, at some stores, a heart-pounding experience of pushing, shoving and fist fights.

Shopping's a real chore for me.

You are loved to the chore and beyond all the reincarnations of the past.

Nero: Then I'll leave that chore to you. I've got some personal slaying to take care of.

An eight-man search team began its grim chore on Tuesday morning.

But, he went on, "getting to Isle Derniere is a chore, then and now. "

Many people think medical records and medical record keeping are boring, a tedious chore, but I have never thought so.

A coupon to do the laundry (or whatever other chore your mom hates) for a month. If you have small children in the family, offer to babysit.

I use the same. NET EXE described above (used primarily to generate XIML and varmap files from IML files) to handle this chore.

You're never a chore, for it's you I adore.

So the writer who breeds more words than he needs Is making a chore for the reader who reads .

An easy way to teach children to delay gratification is the chore-play connection.

Who does the larger share of household chore?

Get them a drink or a coffee, do a chore for them, offer to do an errand, anything they'd appreciate, really.

I often feel that my wife considers sex like a routine chore that doesn't interest her whole heartedly.

Taking out the trash is a necessary chore of living in a house, but that doesn't mean it has to be boring.

Then I'll leave that chore to you.

Dancing is a chore sometimes.

Keep it fun. Don't let it become a chore.

It's a chore to bring your children to soccer practice sometimes.

The son takes cummer to come home: Mom, she is a first-rate girl, wash clothes, cook, cook food, do chore, whats are met.

If you make the chore you are doing look grown-up and exciting, your kids will want to have a go.

A user interface that is unattractive, convoluted, or illogical can make even a great application seem like a chore to use.

How to recognize it: Sex has become just another chore to check off your to-do list.

If you have a lousy book (or an extremely difficult one) and you are forcing yourself through it, it will seem like a chore.

So how should we share the chore?

And taking medicines for non-infectious conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure is also a chore.

Preparing an income tax return is a chore if you have not kept good records.

Chore-sharing was cited as very important by 62 percent of respondents, up from 47 percent in 1990.

Does your spouse have a chore they despise?

Or use kiddie coupons for fun things such as meal of choice, no-chore day, pick a movie rental, etc. Don't have a bingo game?

Never see them as a chore, you are living your goals, it is something to enjoy.

A chore you didn't do nags at you.

Each morning I get up and do the chore before I go out.

If you ever perform a chore more than once, chances are it's best to capture it as a Puppet task.

She thought it such a chore to do the shopping every day!

It's such a chore to do the shopping every day!

I carried home the groceries from the store I wanted to be helpful with a chore I put them all away except a few , just for you

He was a bore, a true chore and I still wonder why I ever wanted to see him more

Exercise isn't a job or a chore.

We milked the cows using machines-a chore I did every day after school.

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