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Harris encourages parents to "find ways in which the siblings can relate [or] share an interest." That can be something very simple, as Elliot learned at an early age. "It turns out my brothers [Benjamin and Aaron] are really ticklish," says Elliot. "Tickling was a good way to bond with them, and for them to show affection back by laughing and wanting it again." (And again and again - and again...
Some kids, like Elliot, develop new hobbies as a way to spend time with a parent. "Gardening was something I could do with just my mom - it was never easy to get my mom to myself," he says. Elliot began gardening five years ago; he's now a junior judge at flower shows and grows about 330 varieties at home, including the 170 seedlings he has hybridized...
...company's production to Asia years ago. He's not alone; annual manufacturing shipments of made-in-Canada garments have plummeted more than 35%, to about $4.5�billion, since 2002. "With the rising dollar, we couldn't afford to make everything in this country anymore," says Elliot Lifson, vice chairman of Montreal-based Peerless Clothing, which has outsourced 70% of its production to plants in China, India and Vietnam over the past three years. Once the loonie passed 80�, the $500 million company, which has exclusive licensing agreements with top designers, including Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein and Michael Kors...
...didn’t miss a session, like Hopkins, were given gold t-shirts. The shirts, however, went horribly awry.“It looks like something that you’d get in Tiger Cubs when you’re real small,” junior wideout Elliot Lauzen said.“It was the kind of shirt I might send home to mom and dad for a dustrag,” Breaux said. “On the front, they had a picture of a wolf, not a dog. On the sleeves, they have these puma...
...Contrary to Hoge’s apprehension, the league has historically resisted admitting the dangers exposed by predominant scientific findings. The results advertised by former MTBI chairman, Dr. Elliot Pellman, continually countered those of scientists, insisting that playing after a concussion “does not involve significant risk of a second injury either in the same game or during the season.” Yet a 2003 study of 2,905 National Collegiate Athletic Association players by North Carolina’s Center for the Study of Retired Athletes found that 91.7 percent of repeat injuries came within...