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    A New NES?

    I've heard that Nintendo is coming out with a new Classic system that will allow you to play NES, SNES, N64 and Gamecube Games. Does anyone else have any information on this?
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    Re: A New NES?

    I have a Retron that plays original NES, SNES and Genesis. mine is Retron 3... I believe they are up to Retron 5 now.

    NES is coming out with a new mini sized console that has 30 pre set games loaded on it. That is all you will be able to play on it though.

    There is a NES cartridge out now that has 150 full length NES games that work on original console as well as some of the Retron models. I have one in the mail on the way. :)

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My Wark line is my father's. I don't have much genealogy, my father has indicated that our line originated in Scotland, moved to Ireland, and then moved to Canada although we are unsure about the specifics.

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Discussion in 'Fibromyalgia Main Forum' started by emttoni, Aug 27, 2003.

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    This dizziness has got to go! Had this about 3 years ago and now it is back with a vengeance. No one ever told me that you dont get rid of this tho. Just found that out on the puter. Also found out that the "fullness" in my ear is from this too. Been complaining to dr for 2 years that it felt like I had water in my ear all the time. They checked and checked and no fluid in ear. Guess I will be back in their office this week for anti dizzy meds. What is one more pill to the handful I take already? Gentle hugs to all ~ Toni
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    Hi there. I have Meniere's and in retrospect I know that was also a part of why I was falling down every whip-stitch when I first got this stuff. And yes, I am always having vertigo.

    Before the "chair" I used a cane. When without the cane I would pinch the side of my clothing to keep oriented. My mother had Meniere's and it progressed to where she had to have neurosurgery to sever a nerve on one side. She has taken Klonapin for years for the dizziness. Lil'
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    I had meneires (dx by ENT) before I was dx w/ fibro. Several months later, I was having some episodes of fainting and my PCP wanted me to stop taking the meds for meneires - was so afraid all those horrid symptoms would come back again! She finally convinced me fo "wean" off, I was OK. Just occassional dizzy spells now.

    However, I am sure that my fibro was going on for many years before it was diagnosed, so the menieres was during the fibro. I dread the day for it to strike again.

    Good luck coming to the root of your dizziness! Hope you feel better soon!

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    I was diagnosed with an inn-ear infection before I got diagnosed with CFS. I did not have full blown Meniere's Disease but the inner-ear infection did cause havoc with my balance for several months. After I was able to get the vertigo in check, by going to physical therapy, terrible fatigue began to show its ugly face. I eventually got that diagnosed as CFS. Now... the question I've yet to get an answer for is... was CFS there before my inner-ear infection... or did the inner-ear thing cause CFS. No one knows. Plus, I had root-canal problems that began two weeks prior to inner-ear infection... so it complicates things a bit.
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    I have vertigo from time to time but I have never been diagnosed with full-blown Meniere's disease. The vertigo is thought to be a component of the fibro syndrome.

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    along with FMS and CMP and bilateral CTS. FMS can co-exist with many other health problems. I was fortunate to finally find a couple of pcps who understood the differences in symptoms among all these conditions (after 8 years of going from doctor to doctor!) and referred me to the proper specialists for confirmation of the diagnoses. A rheumy diagnosed my CMP and FMS, an ortho diagnosed me with the bilateral CTS, and, eventually, a neuro diagnosed me with the Meniere's.

    While it is true that viruses can be the cause of a lot of these problems, including Meniere's, there can be other possible causes, too. For me, the doctors felt it was the severe conconssion, whiplash, and upper spinal injuries received in a car crash that brought on my conditions. I know how frustrating all the testing and guessing can be -- and I mean from the doctors!

    The ENT I was first sent to by my former pcp ran all the usual tests -- MRI (w/dye contrast), the test where they force you into vertigo (I think it's called ENG?), hearing tests (I have it in the right ear). He thought it was BPPV, but he ignored the other symptoms I described of having constant loud tinnitus in my right ear, along with the nausea and violent vomitting. He also ignored how long I told him the attacks lasted, being for hours and sometimes days. BPPV symptoms do not usually have the tinnitus, nausea/vomitting, and those attacks usually subside within a few minutes. He simply said I would have to live with it and to take 75 mgs of Dipyridamole 2x daily.

    Interestingly, the symptoms did subside for the next 3 yrs. But, in December of last year, they returned with a vengence. So, I finally got a second opinion from my new pcp. Thankfully, he immediately recognized the difference in symptoms and diagnosed me with the Meniere's. To help control the intensity and frequency of the attacks, he put me on Diazepam (Valium) 2 mgs, up to 3x a day, Lasix 40 mgs, 1x a day, Dipyridamole 75 mgs, 1x a day. He also put me on a low salt/sodium diet. Now when I have the attacks, they are usually very mild and the nausea is mild and vomitting often does not even occur. I am still exhausted for hours, afterwards and my muscles ache from head to tos.

    I was referred to a neuro for further treatment options, and was seen by him. He did confirm the Meniere's diagnosis, saying that the ENT was incorrect in thinking it was BPPV. He also said that while there are many surgical and other types of treatment options, he did not think that I was a candidate for them at this time -- which I was glad to hear. He said that the treatment plan my pcp put me on is the first one he would have suggested trying, so I go for a follow-up in about 6 months to see the progress.

    I am happy with the reduction in symptoms, so far, and hope to never need any invasive procedures or stronger meds.

    One of the boards I frequent is the Menieres dot org. You will find a lot of help and great suggestions on that board, as well as, a lot of helpful links to even more resources. There are several on there who use various meds with good results. I wish I knew more about them, but, my doctors felt the ones I am on are sufficient for now. Plus, I did not have any viruses that contributed to my conditions.

    I hope all goes well for you and that you find an acceptable treatment plan that helps. :)

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    My mother had Meniere's. I've had constant off balance and dizziness (not much true spinning) since October. Have neck injury from accident. I also have fullness and popping in ear. Had inner ear surgery in March because they thought I had a hole in my inner ear but I didn't. I don't know if this is the beginning of Meniere's but I can tell you dizziness is the worst symptom I've ever had....and I've had lots of them. Valium helps a bit. Stress makes it much worse. All the meds I take don't help but I have to take them.
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    Went into the clinic and could get right in! Will wonders never cease?!? lol
    I heard when the nurse was telling the dr that I needed to be seen for Menier's and he said he didnt even know I had that. When I went in to see him I told him I thought it had gone away from the first attack but that I had found out on the puter that it doesnt go away. He said unfortunately its there to stay.
    He put me on Meclizine 4 x's a day. That worked last time so hopefully it will this time too.
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Discussion in 'Fibromyalgia Main Forum' started by jstbrznby, Mar 26, 2003.

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    Hi Everyone, I just can't tell you how it feels to finally not feel like I have lost (what is left of)my miond! All this time I have told these doctors how I get these flu like symptoms and get real weak sweats, can't get up, etc. just really feel like it is a slow death, and they would just look at me and take a blood test or 2 and then hope (I am sure) that I would get passed off to someone else as most often I did. Since this mess started with a work injury I fell into the dark hole of Work Comp and then as it went on and on I was sent to one specialist after another but I think becuase they knew I didn't have health ins. and I couldn't stay on W.C. forever they didn't see me long enough to even have a chart on me. Anyway, It just feels reassuring to know these symptoms I have been battling aren't in my head. I really have been having a hard time with my thought process and memory, I just can't remeber things and it is like I am suddenly dislexic, actually it is like my whole thought process is deslexic! Does anyone else battle this intensively? Thanks again for all of your help it is greatly appreciated. Hugs to all..Jyn
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    I just wanted to Welcome you! Did you finally get a DX of CF? I have the other FUN one...Fibro.The two diseases are very closely related~ The one thing I don't get frequently is sore throats. As for the mind thing.....we call it Fog here.Its terrible to say the least!! I'm always forgetting where I put things,always forget peoples names.I forget how to spell sometimes too.(so if you should spot any misspelled words....just shrug it off! LOL)How long have you been feeling ill?Did it take a lond time for the Drs. to figure it out?
    I went to 5 different Drs to get a DX!took them two years!!
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    Hi Tracey, It took them an awful long time to finally spit the words out, And yes, I have had all the symptoms of FM as well. I was going to a rheumatoligist before WC spit me out of the system, who felt certain I had one of these auto-immune gigs but because of my situation he almost seemed scared to get involved and kept trying to get me to go over to county. He had prescribed Nuerontin and a thyroid med but the Nuerontin really escalated my blackouts and over all brain fog. That was back in 1999. So, yes it has been a long road, but it was the horrible bouts of pain and weakness that terrified me, and I could be carrying on a normal conversation and in the next breath start talking about something totally unrelated and out there, NOW that caused more grief than I can explain. Everyone thought for sure I had become some sort of drug addict, it still happens occasionally but since I started taking the Provigal I have been able to control that at least. But do we ever really have control of this? I have been doing a lot of reading and am anxious to try the ZMA and some of the other meds.
    Thanks for the note, Tracie, I know I ramble on but I hope I won't have so much to say once I get used to the idea I have landed among people who really do know what this is like!!!!!
    I wil never understand why this disease is such a mystery to doctors, my symptons have been so real all along, it hasn't been like I can't explain them. I just didn't know what they meant in the big picture of things, I have just been figuring sooner or later it is going to kill me when I am to sick to get up and go for help.! LOL I know that isn't funny but I have a realkly sick sense of humor these days. Thanks Again, HUGS......JYN


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Think of Bret Stephens, who rode his anti-Trumpism from a post at the Wall Street Journal to the pages of the New York Times. Along with the likes of Bill Kristol and Jennifer Rubin, Stephens seems to be on MSNBC now more than ever before. Even former Breitbart writer Ben Shapiro has been repositioned by some liberal platforms as a moderate after he finally discovered right-wing anti-Semitism in 2016 and broke with Breitbart.

Especially of late, these voices have become fetishized by liberal and mainstream media outlets. This is no doubt because they purportedly show just how extreme Donald Trump and his movement really are in their willingness to break party ranks and criticize the President. But in featuring these purportedly moderate conservatives, these outlets are helping to whitewash the role these very voices played in fueling Trump’s rise — roles for which they should be held to account. For in the way they portrayed Obama’s relationship to Israel, these very pundits contributed to the rise of the “alt-right” and its defenders.

Pro-Israel advocacy in America has always come not just from Jewish Zionist voices or institutions but from Evangelical Zionist ones as well, a demographic that has for generations been the base of the Republican Party. But it was more recently, during the two Bush administrations, that this constituency really started to flex its muscles. The confluence of multiple American wars in Muslim countries, 9/11, the “War on Terror,” and the Second Intifada all helped sew together a clash of civilizations narrative that dominated the political discourse on the right and beyond. The discourse was clear about the axes of good and the axes of evil: predominantly white, Judeo-Christian civilization was on one side and Islam on the other.

Then came Barack Hussein Obama, the first African American President and the first physical manifestation of the minority-majority American future. Among the immediate reactions to Obama’s triumph was birtherism, the Tea Party, and a narrative that undergirded both: Obama isn’t one of us.

But these reactionary movements shared this core analysis with a more intellectual-seeming group. In right wing neo-conservative circles, the same narrative was congealing around Obama and one core issue: Israel. Take for example a book published in 2009 by National Review writer Michael Ledeen, which gave Obama just eight months before summing things up nicely; the book was called Obama’s Betrayal of Israel.

For others, where the verdict on Obama was still out, one question loomed large: Does Obama feel it in the kishkes for Israel?

Obama of course was as pro-Israel as any of his predecessors; he received the support of the majority of Jewish-American voters, who rank Israel as their 5th most important issue.

But that didn’t stop certain pro-Israel voices on the right. This is where some of your favorite Never-Trumpers played a crucial role, like Charles Krauthammer, who argued “It’s Obama vs. Israel”. Searching for the source of Obama’s hatred of Israel, Krauthammer wondered if it stemmed from Obama’s penchant for “appeasing enemies while beating up on allies” or because Obama wants to “heal the breach between Christianity and Islam… and has little patience for this pesky Jewish state.”

Over in the Weekly Standard, Bill Kristol told us that Obama was angry, “accelerating both his appeasement of Iran and his attacks on Israel.” But there was good news: “The Republican Party and the conservative movement — and most of the American people — stand with Israel and against President Obama.” Kristol also set up the “Emergency Committee for Israel”, a right-wing attack operation intended to counterbalance J Street, which was seen as giving Obama Jewish cover. The emergency? It was Hussein Obama, as robocalls supporting Netanyahu’s reelection in Israel called him.

Then you have Bret Stephens, who argued that Obama not only “betrayed” Israel, but that he had systematically failed to oppose everyone from the Iranian regime to Bashar al-Assad to Russia to the Muslim Brotherhood. And who did Bret Stephens say was “most betrayed” by Barack Hussein Obama, the first African-American president? “Americans”.

The narrative flowed back and forth between these voices and others on the right, like Robert Spencer or Dick Cheney or Sean Hannity, or Alan West, who wrote, “The barbarians are indeed at the gate, but there are also traitors within our ranks. If Barack Obama goes to the U.N. Security Council and drops the veto support for the two-state solution — I believe we will see the latter enable the former.”

Likewise, Mike Huckabee and Newt Gingrich, two of President Trump’s early supporters, helped carry the tune of dogwhisltes. Gingrich argued that Obama “is so outside our comprehension” that you can only understand him by knowing “Kenyan, anti-colonial behavior.” Mike Huckabee told Fox News viewers everything Obama “does is against what Christians stand for, and he’s against the Jews in Israel.” Furthermore, argued Huckabee, “The one group of people that can know they have his undying, unfailing support would be the Muslim community. And it doesn’t matter whether it’s the radical Muslim community or the more moderate Muslim community.”

But opposing Obama on Israel had a deeper impact than these pundits reckoned with. It’s well illustrated in an episode from 2016 involving Jennifer Rubin. Rubin wrote an article in the Washington Post called “Why it’s correct to label the Obama administration ‘anti-Israel’”. Rubin concluded that the Obama administration was “the most anti-Israel in history,” a “disloyal, unhelpful ally.”

But Rubin’s piece – typical of her output regarding Obama for the eight years of his presidency – had a ripple effect. The piece was amplified on Breitbart News, which Steve Bannon called the platform of the alt-right, precisely because it reinforced their narrative.

In other words, the white supremacist homebase saw no contradiction between Rubin’s analysis of Obama and Israel and their own Weltanschauung. And this is exactly the point – not only did these pundits not contradict the the ideological undercurrent of the alt-right; they provided a piece of the paradigm with their insistence over and over on an us-vs-them mentality.

But where you can really see the road from neocon hawkishness to white supremacy is in Trump’s tweets. In 2014, he called Obama Israel’s greatest enemy:

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But even further back, in 2011, Trump tweeted, “@BarackObama You have abandoned Israel and engaged the Muslim Brotherhood, and even the Arab world does not like it.”

In one particularly exemplary tweet, Trump wrote, “The WH should not have hosted the Muslim Brotherhood. @BarackObama’s friends are enemies of the US and @Israel. The Islamist winter is here.”

In this tweet especially, you see the way Trump deploys solidarity with Israel as part of a clash of civilizations against Islam. Echoing the neocon pundits, Trump assimilated the idea that it’s the Judeo-Christians against the Muslims. You’re either with us or against us.

As Trump played these racist and conspiratorial tunes to his alt-right base, the never-Trumpers helped carry the melody.

And then something happened: the alt-right dropped the “Judeo”. It turned out that deep in its core, the alt-right at the base of Donald Trump’s support didn’t see the “us” the same way.

To them, it wasn’t really about Judeo-Christian civilization. It was about White Christian civilization, in their own perverted understanding of it, and the Jews should all head over to the Jewish ethno-state of Israel as far as they were concerned.

Somewhere along the way, the anti-Semitic, neo-Nazi wing of the alt–right managed to assimilate and metabolize the us-vs-them mentality while spitting out the pro-Israel parts of it that didn’t suit them. And then they became the center of Trump’s base.

The thing these pundits missed is that all forms of bigotry stem from the same disease. You can’t flirt with Islamophobia and anti-black racism and expect that the hatred won’t eventually turn on someone else. Indeed, another thing many of these pundits share is degrading and dehumanizing attitudes toward Palestinians and support for policies that deny their rights. Huckabee and Gingrich have both engaged in denialism toward Palestinians, and Ben Shapiro is an unabashed advocate of ethnically cleansing Palestinians. Jennifer Rubin once retweeted a rather genocidal tweet about Palestinians.

These and other indicators should have been a dead giveaway that bigotry was the beating heart of this anti-Obama rhetoric. But it was sadly sanctioned by this clash of civilizations discourse and by the mainstream media.

The intellectual roadwork for the white supremacists marching in Charlottesville was at least in part enabled by a mentality that was introduced long before Obama but solidified during his administration. It’s time that the conservative pundits who bear some of the blame be held to account for their role in all of this – by the media who so loves them.

Yousef Munayyer, a political analyst and writer, is Executive Director of the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights.

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‘Jesus Camp’ Creators To Release Documentary About Leaving The Hasidic Community

In “Jesus Camp,” the premiere documentary by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady, we watched as three children dedicated their young lives to Jesus Christ and the teachings of their church: climate change as a hoax, the imminent return of Jesus as a given, and Christian heavy metal as a legitimate form of art.

The duo behind this documentary recently announced their second one: a documentary that will tell the story of three Hasidic young adults who choose to leave behind religious life for the secular world — and must grapple with the consequences of their decision.

The secular world is fascinated by stories of ultra-religious communities. “Jesus Camp” was even nominated for an Academy Award (but lost, somewhat ironically, to “An Inconvenient Truth”). Although the subjects of “Jesus Camp” had to shut down their Christian camp after the movie aired, due to threats of vandalism, the critical consensus is that Ewing and Grady treated a topic that is very easy to make fun of with even-handed objectivity.

There’s no love lost between many Hasidic communities and the media. The media has a long history of treating Hasidim as “exotic others,” failing to tell their stories with adequate objectivity. Much of the secular world’s knowledge of the Hasidic world comes from those who have left it, or are in the process of leaving it, and as such we are subject to an inevitable bias.

In a statement, the filmmakers said that “our main subjects may be leaving the intense strictures of the ultra-Orthodox Hasidic Jewish community, but they’re also grappling with a universal human dilemma: that the cost of freedom can also mean losing the only community they’ve ever known.”

The new documentary, titled “One of Us,” will be premiering on Netflix in the fall.

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Today was a great day.

When you have anxiety and when you have had it keep you from doing everyday things you appreciate "normal" days just that much more.
It has been over two years now that I have been learning how to settle down and enjoy myself.  So anxiety-free days are plentiful.  But I still realize how wonderful each day is and how there are so many people out there that keep themselves experiencing the small, wonderful moments in life because of anxiety or fear.  You can do it.  Find your strength, find a therapist, and jump in.

I taught Pilates at a new gym today.  So much fun.
We went to the school carnival.  Even more fun.
After that we went to see Finding Nemo 3D.  When E was a baby it was the first movie he saw in the theater.  Once it was out on DVD he watched it constantly.  Watching the movie today I felt as though I was hanging out with old friends.
I used to be a Marlin.

  • "Hold my fin!"
  • "I promise, I won't let anything happen to you!"
  • "How do you know nothing bad will happen?!?"

I was scared of the world, more preoccupied with the dangers "out there" than the wonderful things that can happen.  Today, as we sat and watched the movie, I realized I am a lot more Dory now.  Well, my memory is fine, but, you know, I am way more positive.

  • "Just keep swimming."
  • "It's time to let go."
  • "If you don't let anything happen to him (Nemo) then nothing will happen to him."

It is way more fun being Dory :)

On the way home from the movie we had so much fun!  My friend drove the boys and I and she had her two kids with her.  Four kids singing wonderful, happy, appropriate-for-the-day songs.  Yes, they are mainstream pop songs.  Yes, my emo-hipster 20 year old self would be cringing.  But I can honestly say that I loved hearing these songs, hearing the kids sing to the songs and have fun, and that when you listen to the lyrics of each song you can grasp a positive meaning and smile.  Isn't that what music is all about?

Phillip Phillips.  Hmmm...okay.  But I like this song and so do the boys, and it definitely is a feel-good, whistle along kind of song.

I love fun.  Its nice that my kids do, too.

Owl City.  Kids love this song, L even sings it in his sleep.

If you have children, play these songs for them.  I bet they will immediately start dancing and singing along.  Dance party!
All three are great workout songs, too.  I feel like I owe credit to fun. for getting me through miles and miles of running.

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My Week in Clicks

Turns out I am not the only one that has felt this way.

Cute (and affordable!) prints.

Who doesn't love a trip to the toy store?

I love Pilates and I love guest posts on blogs!

There is nothing like having a favorite band!

Behind the scenes of the company that helps clothe the boys and I.

I think this awesome craft will be perfect for the boys and I.

 A great reminder to keep fighting.

I hope that you are having a great weekend so far!  We started our day at a steamy baseball game but now a crazy lighting storm is keeping me from showering.  Can't wait to get clean :)

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I have a couple of boys that absolutely love technology. They don't even really care so much what they are doing, they just want to push buttons and make things happen. I, however, do care what they are doing. I am constantly on the lookout for technology that makes them producers and not consumers. So we were all three pleased when they got the opportunity to review Web Design from CompuScholar, Inc.

CompuScholar, Inc. Web Design

Web Design is an online program to teach kids how to design using HTML and CSS. The course is intended for middle school and high school kids. The curriculum consists of twenty-eight chapters. It is intended for your student to take an entire year to finish the course.

The program consists of videos for the kids to watch, text for them to read, quizzes for them to take, and projects for them to complete. Each of these are sorted into Chapters and Lessons. It is easy for them to see and click on the button they need to do next.
I am not a tech-savvy person, so I mostly just let the boys do their thing and I stood back and watched. They are thirteen and eleven and it was fairly easy for them to use on their own. They worked on it regularly. Not daily, but as often as I would let them. Nate went through this course back when it was Homeschool Programming and has done other similar programs before, so he was not only able to go through the lessons fairly easily, but was also able to help Daniel whenever he had questions.

They each had their own log in and the program kept track of their progress, grading their quizzes and doing all the calculations to produce an overall grade. I was able to keep an eye on their work and their grades with my own dashboard. I could see what videos they had watched, what text files they had read and what their quiz  and test grades were at a glance. I could also access the same lessons they had along with a Teacher's Guide and answers to the quizzes and tests.

I was impressed with this course. I loved that the boys could do it on their own and I didn't have to know anything in order for them to succeed. I loved that the boys enjoyed it and that they learned so much. It was greatly improved from the former version and Nate learned a ton from it even though he had gone through it a few years ago.

Here is what the boys say:

Nate: It teaches how to use html. It covers all of the little details so that you absolutely know how to do what you are supposed to do. The next lesson then helps you process the original one and then gives you more information. I think that anyone could learn from this program. It is insanely helpful.

Daniel: It was fun because it taught me how to program. It also taught me how to save things onto different files. It also taught me that web pages are different on different browsers. It taught me that web pages look different on different computers. It was easy to use.

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NORTH OGDEN, Utah - An Ogden mom says she was told to cover up while breastfeeding at a North Ogden public pool.

Haven Bare says she was just feeding her baby girl at the North Ogden Aquatic Center Wednesday afternoon when she was told to cover up with a towel by two lifeguards.They told her several people complained, calling the breastfeeding disturbing.

"They told me that basically I need to cover up," Bare said in an exclusive interview with FOX 13. "I was embarrassed in a way, hurt that someone would come up and treat me like that."

Not knowing her rights, the 18-year-old mother left the public pool upset.

"I also felt like I didn't want to cause a big scene or I didn't know if it would be breaking the law," said Bare.

She wasn't breaking the law. The Utah legislature passed a law in 1995 allowing mother to nurse in public saying it, "does not under any circumstance constitute an obscene or lewd act."

"I can understand why she's upset," said North Ogden's City Manager Ron Chandler, who thinks the young lifeguards and the supervisor had no idea they were wrong.

"What our lifeguards were really doing is that they were responding to a complaint from another patron and so that's how it unfolded," Chandler said.

Some moms FOX 13 talked to at the aquatic center said that despite the law, Haven should have covered up.

"I'm kind of from the old school and I think it would be appropriate to cover up," said Christine Crowther.

"She definitely has her right legally but I do think as a society we have to be respectful of each other and a little conscious of who's around us," said Annalee Heaton.

Others, however, support Haven.

"If she's feeding her child it's not like she's publicly displaying everything that she's got, she's feeding her child," said Christina Morin.

"There's ladies walking with a lot of cleavage that's still showing something. It's not like she was trying to purposely show her body off to people," said Tamy Suarez, a mother of a two-year-old child.

Haven says she isn't asking for anything; she's just hoping her story helps other Utah mothers.

"I think it's important that we get it out there that breastfeeding mothers do have rights and they don't have to go through the embarrassment that I had to because I wouldn't wish this on anyone," she said.

North Ogden City says they plan on reach out to Haven and will also be educating their public employees about the breastfeeding laws in Utah.


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Girl forced to drink 2 liters of soda dies; parents charged with murder

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(WGN) A couple in Tennessee has been charged with their daughter’s murder after a 25-month investigation.

Alexa Linboom, 5, died in January of 2012.

Police say her father and stepmother forced her to drink more than two liters of grape soda and water in less than two hours as punishment for sipping some of her stepmother’s drink.

Doctors say the massive amount of fluids caused her brain to swell and rupture.

Randall and Mary Vaughn will appear in court Friday.

Police say Alexa was living with her father for just three months because of neglect at her other home.

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BRISTOL -- For the first time, family of Aaron Hernandez speak out following the news of him committing suicide in prison Wednesday morning.

FOX61 spoke with family and friends who are not only grieving, but claim  Aaron did not commit suicide and believe there was foul play involved in his death.

They said the family is now seeking a second separate autopsy for a man who they saw as more than just a superstar football player, but as a man who was a role model, a humble human being, and a good dad.

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In 2014, FRCOG received its latest EPA award, a $300,000 combination grant to conduct environmental site assessments on properties suspected of possible contamination by hazardous substances or petroleum products.  Through a public procurement process the firm of Tighe & Bond, Inc. was hired by FROCG to conduct these environmental site assessments under this grant.  When a property is being considered for assessment under this program, the Brownfields Steering Committee checks for EPA eligibility and uses pre-established criteria for determining and prioritizing sites.

In addition to assessment, FRCOG administers a Brownfields Clean-up Revolving Loan Fund that can provide loan financing (and potentially subgrants to municipalities) to eligible property owners to fund clean-up hazardous materials. Two recent properties that received funding for site clean-up are: the Usher Mill site in the Town of Erving, and the Strathmore Mill’s Building #10 debris pile in Turners Falls.

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You will find numerous explanations why offline maps are a good addition to your smart phone. To begin with, you cannot always depend on network access or Wi-Fi. Usually when you want maps, you’ve found yourself within an area you are not so familiar with which might also provide poor reception or none whatsoever. To prevent some strange calamity in far flung regions, these are the best offline maps on Android.

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Maps.Me is a worthy contender for that title of best offline map app on Android. You do not actually have a small number of country downloads – you are able to download the whole world if you wish to.

Best 5 GPS applications for Android

Offering free offline global maps according to OpenStreetMap data, Maps.Me has all of the necessities covered: clear, easy readable maps (including street amounts) without an excessive amount of detail, no roaming charges or need for online data transfer, offline navigation, searchable points of interest and addresses, location sharing and much more, this app is really a one-stop offline map solution. It is also the simplest to make use of and best searching.

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2. OSMand

Even though many offline maps allow routing nowadays, OSMand is doing it well for very long time. In line with the same OpenStreetMap data as Maps.Me, OSMand offers the same degree of accuracy but in an exceedingly different package. OSMand provides little too much map data.

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OSMand provides rich offline navigation, including turn-by-turn voice guidance, re-routing and check. OSMand is available in both a totally free and paidversion. The disposable version limits you to definitely 10 map downloads and a few map ”add-ons” like contour lines need to be paid for. Others, like trip recording, audio/video notes and distance calculator must be enabled.

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3. City Maps 2Go

City Maps 2Go is nowhere close to detail-heavy as OSMand, which, of course, may be an excessive amount of map for many folks. City Maps 2Go offers the bare-bones form of offline maps.

You will not get as numerous building outlines or streetnumbers and also you can’t zoom in so far as a few of the other choices, however for individuals that require much more of an over-all reference map than the usual step-by-step index will appreciate City Maps 2Go. City Maps 2Go enables you to look for addresses, restaurants and so forth, all offline. It does not possess the offline navigation options a few of the others have, but it is is greatly tied into Wikipedia while offering more details automatically.

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4. Google Maps

Obviously, no offline maps list could be complete and not mention the truth that Google Maps enables you to cache certain map areas for offline usage. You will not have the ability to cache entire metropolitan areas and also the data will expire after thirty days, however a fully offline Google Maps can look later in 2015 alongside Android M.

Google Maps

Google Maps offline is the fact that many people are already very familiar with it and also have it on their own phones already. All you need to do is visit the map area you need to cache and only type or say ”OK maps” after which save the amp with a name. You will not get access to offline search and it is pretty slow, but you’ll have a decent degree of map detail, for the way much you cached.

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5. HERE Maps

HERE Maps is superb addition to the Android offline map apps. It’s a very different experience to many Android maps and you’ll need to register if you want to download maps for offline use.

Once you’ve done that though, you’ll be able to download unlimited free offline maps. It offers search, turn by turn navigation, traffic imagery etc.

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Thursday, July 12, 2012

Kudos to the Illegal Immigrants!

Mexican-American Gothic

The best of the Illegal Immigrants are the only ones who still embody the kind of courage that made us great to start with.

It’s astonishing how few find the Obama Mystique eerie, isn't it?
I'll never understand why we are such a gullible people –– so willing to follow the lead of a corrupt press –– so willing to elect mediocre, venal or downright evil people to congress.
Do we need a good strong leader?
Or do we just need to find strength, courage and a sense of purpose in ourselves as individuals?
Why have we lost The Spirit of '76 –– the pioneer spirit –– the eagerness of the late-nineteenth-century immigrants to take their chances, work hard and make good?
I contend that the best of the Illegal Immigrants are the only ones who still embody the kind of courage and perseverance that made us great to start with.
Why is that, you ask?
Because they are -- like our immediate ancestors -- working outside the hellish, byzantine "social system" we devised because of the Cultural Marxist appeal to human weakness and cupidity.
In searching out and following the paths of least resistance we have just about done ourselves in.
If the Illegal Immigrants wind up taking over, if will be because they DESERVE to succeed where WE have failed.
~ FreeThinke

  1. Certainly, many illegal immigrants are as you describe, FT.

    Others are not -- gangs, drug dealing, etc. I see that nearby. Not too close, thank God.

    The other problem that I have with immigrants isn't really their fault: the impact on public education, particularly for ESL classes (a failure overall) and special ed classes of the hopeless type.

    For example, the influx of Arabs here has overwhelmed special ed classes in a terrible way: "basket cases," no doubt the result of hundreds of years of close inbreeding. It's bad in every way, and these "students" have to be warehoused until age 18 or 21 -- I can't recall which.

    Many Latinos have no respect or interest in education. This is not true of all, but certainly of many. They often become disruptive in the classroom and in the hallways. I was once called up on (1976?) to break up a fight between two Cuban boys who were WIELDING STRAIGHT RAZORS! They were fighting over "chica."

    You already know about my personal experience with a cab driver who was an illegal immigrant. At least he had auto insurance! Not that I got anything to speak of in the settlement as this is a sanctuary city.

  2. FT,
    BTW, your site is looking very nice these days. I see that your blogroll is growing.

  3. Well-said. I understand AOW's point also, and it is not necessarily contradictory.

    I too think importing inbred Muslims is a bad idea, and much of the pathologies we see in the Hispanic community is caused by our progressive government. They are an entrepreneurial people who know how to make it without a safety net, but our nanny statists bring them in, coddle them, give them bennies and teach them how to play the victim game.

    What they are more fit for is to allow them to open a business without jumping through 500 fiery bureaucratic hoops, which is why many of their businesses you see are clandestine.

  4. Hi, AOW,

    Please notice I said "the best" of the illegal immigrants.

    There are rotten elements and weaknesses in any group you can imagine,

    The point of this post, I hasten to add, is NOT to extoll illegal immigration per se, but to show respect for the courage, daring, hopefulness, and the eagerness to take whatever opportunities arise that might help better oneself.

    Sadly, we have come to expect and demand too darned much. We want a soft easy life given to us just by dint of our ever having been born.

    We claim the soft, easy life as a "right" now. THIS is why we've hit the skids.

    I blame the false ideals and seductive appeals to jealousy, spitefulness and greed inherent in all varieties of the Marxian creeds for our decline.

    The "illegals" have not been hampered with these degenerate expectations -- except in California where the cancer of liberalism has rendered the state virtually moribund.

    The undesirable behaviors you describe are apt to be found in any cross section of mankind. We may notice them more in "elements" whose physical attributes make them appear anomalous, and tend to brush them off with an "Oh well, boys will be boys" when they appear in people of our own, more familiar kind.

    Thanks for your thoughts as always.

    ~ FreeThinke

  5. "... [Many] of the pathologies we see in the Hispanic community is caused by our progressive government. They are an entrepreneurial people who know how to make it without a safety net, but our nanny statists bring them in, coddle them, give them bennies and teach them how to play the victim game.:

    Egg- ZACK-lee!!!

    BRAVO, Kurt! You GOT iT. That is the point I was trying to make, as I just laboriously explained in the previous response to AOW.

    She, of course, makes good points too, as always, but I see GREAT VIRTUE in what-you-just-eloquently-called "clandestine" entrepreneurship.

    The system under which we labor long ago became increasingly unfair, over burdensome -- even insane -- so it's long past time to "alter or abolish it."

    It would be "nice," of course, if we could do that legally and go through proper channels, etc. but when the system is rigged to defeat all such initiatives -- as it most certainly is now -- the best way to alter or abolish it, is probably to UNDERMINE it with a great deal of increasing ILLEGAL but HIGHLY MORAL commercial activity.

    God works in mysterious ways, indeed. I believe He-She-It is innately just and tends to favor what is RIGHT far above what is LEGAL.

    Legalistic thinking is PHARISAICAL, and you surely know what jesus and the Pharisees thought of each other.

    Thanks for the kindly and substantive comment, Kurt. I wish we could see more of you in these here parts, but I know how incredibly busy you must be, and often wonder how you manage to keep juggling so many different "balls" in the air.

    Have a great day!

    ~ FT

  6. Thanks too, AOW for the nice compliment about our graphics.

    I see this as a "spiritual cyber-spinoff" of the newspaper business. When I edited a paper years ago, generating headlines and adding illustrations that provoked CURIOSITY, inflamed PASSION or made folks CHUCKLE was more than half the battle in getting people actually to read the articles.

    It may be terrible to admit, but successful seduction is a vital part of this game. [I hasten to add that we ain't talkin' sex here. ;-]

    At any rate, finding appropriate illustrations tohelp underscore a point is -- for me -- a fascinating process. I love it.

    ~ FT

  7. FT: I don't see the rise clandestine economies as a God-send.

    If the case were that they eventually supplanted the real economy, I'd agree with you, but the sad reality is that they don't.

    They just end up breeding corruption and dysfunction as government officials are bribed to look the other way as bureaucrats continue paying lip service to a creaking "official" economy as it weighs down heavier and heavier on its citizens.

    See Conservatives on Fire's latest post:

  8. Sadly, we have come to expect and demand too darned much. We want a soft easy life given to us just by dint of our ever having been born.

    Well, that is the problem -- the root of the problem.

    I've learned something from the Korean community.

    Good: The immigrants and, typically, their children put their hand to the plow and take advantage of the American opportunity.

    Bad: The next generation(s) down, after having been in our school system long enough, develop the entitlement mentality.

    America is destroying itself!

  9. "America is destroying itself!"

    ~ FT

  10. Man, you ARE a racist and a retard! There’s no buts about it, The good bible belt “Christians” hate mixed race people more than they hate blacks.
    Anyone who doesn’t believe that race is a large factor in the Obama hate campaign is out of touch.
    There are simpler and more rational explanations for Obama’s behavior than “he wants to destroy the nation”.
    This is because I am sick and tired of hearing brain-damaged people describe things as being socialist or Marxist or Trotskyite or whatever when they don’t have any clue what any of those words mean, they only call him that cause they can’t call him “n i g g e r” hey just , the Obama accomplishment is in regular text, followed by what it would have been had Obama been a socialist, in quote:

    Obama has overhauled the food safety system – “Obama nationalized all farms.” Advanced women’s rights in the work place – “Obama implemented a single standard wage for all workers.” Ended Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell (DADT) in our military – “Obama implemented compulsive military or civilian service.” Stopped defending DOMA in court. – “Outlawed all religious marriage” Passed the Hate Crimes bill. – “Passed an antisedition act prohibiting all speech which is not glorifying to the state.” Appointed two pro-choice women to the Supreme Court – “Replaced all nine justices with suitable replacements.” Expanded access to medical care and provided subsidies for people who can’t afford it. – Nationalized all health insurance companies Expanded the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) – “Nationalized all health providers Fixed the preexisting conditions travesty [and rescissions] in health insurance. – Executed all insurance company executives for crimes against humanity” Invested in clean energy. – “Directed National Energy Corps to disassemble coal power plants and replace them with wind and solar.” Overhauled the credit card industry, making it much more consumer-friendly. – “Nationalized all banks.” He got help for people whose health was injured during the clean-up after the 9/11 attacks. – “Continued Bush-era cover-up of hazardous breathing conditions following 9/11 attacks” He’s got Osama Bin Laden – “Used Osama bin Laden as a bogeyman to convince people to do everything else he wanted.”

  11. Wow! Did a cold wave of hate just leave the room? Talk about about conservatives/libertarians/classical liberals all you want My Blog, but you really take the prize..

  12. Want to read a real rant, go visit that ("my blog")jerks blog. What a pile of crap.

  13. I just noticed that you added me to your list and I went and did the same. See you again.

  14. "My Blog's" post has no relevance whatsoever –– in fact directly contradicts –– the spirit of the post applauding the courage and daring of illegal immigrants, so we wont bother to pay any attention to that boilerplate outpouring of utter nonsense.

    This, of course, is yet another alias for "Bd" or "Liberalmann" or one or two other Marxian plants that perpetually befoul conservative blogs with little "speeches" ginned up then canned at the Propaganda Factory of CPUSA -- or something of similar ilk.

    We'll let it stand as a testament to the dishonesty, immorality and scurrility characteristic of Marxian tacticians.

    Their intent is always to confuse, disrupt, defame and derail honest discourse.

    If we get peppered with too much of this kind of irrelevant buckshit, it will be deleted without warning.

    ~ FreeThinke

  15. Thanks Average American. Glad to have you aboard.

    ~ FreeThinke

  16. Excellent post!

    Those who come here (from wherever) and become part of the American dream will inherit the American dream. It is likely that these people will be Hispanic. If this is the natural order of things, I can embrace it. In that sense, we haven't "lost" America, we've only gained better citizens.

    Lost on the radical elements (LULAC and La Raza) is the fact that they will never inherit America from outside mainstream society. Most Hispanics do not share these radical reconquista mindset.

    Again, BRAVO!

  17. Thank you, Sam.

    I appreciate your support and understanding.

    ~ FT

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Garcinia GCB United Kingdom Free TrialGarcinia GCB is a unique supplement and the very first of its kind. It combines two of the most talked about weight loss supplements on the market right now, Garcinia cambogia and green coffee bean extract. With this combination, you will have a very powerful weight loss supplement in your hands.

With Garcinia GCB it will become much easier to be on your diet, you can take it easier with low-calorie dieting because the hydroxy citric and chlorogenic acid in this supplement will make your body take a greater part in your weight loss diet.

When it comes to Garcinia cambogia in the UK, there is no supplement better than Garcinia GCB. After you finished your food, it will become so much easier to maintain your weight loss.

Why? Because your metabolism will be much healthier and higher compared to if you did yet another low-calorie diet. Just eat healthily and get the calories your body needs, that’s it!

The makers of Garcinia GCB are currently offering you a free Garcinia Cambogia UK trial. It means that you can get yourself a sample and try it out for self. All you need to do is to go to the vendor’s official site, click on the link below.

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Please do read on because in the following you are going to learn exactly how Garcinia GCB are going to make you lose weight.

What is Garcinia Cambogia and Green Coffee Bean?

Garcinia GCB is a combo weight loss supplement that combines garcinia Cambogia and hydroxy citric acid (HCA) with green coffee bean extract and chlorogenic acid (CGA).

It means that your body will be triggered to promote a weight loss in more different ways compared to if you were only using one of the supplements.

For you, this combo means that you will be able to reach your weight loss goals not only faster but also way easier. With Garcinia GCB is not so much about counting calories and low your calorie intake.

It is more about optimizing your body for a greater fat burn, and with this supplement you will not only have one agent to do it but two of the most powerful weight loss agents available today.

Benefits Using Garcinia GCB

So what benefits will you get from using Garcinia GCB?

Let us take a closer look at some of them below!

  • Suppress your Appetite
  • Increased levels of serotonin and avoid emotional eating
  • Slow down your body’s fat production and storage
  • Promote more mental activity
  • Burn fat
  • More energy
  • Better metabolism

Because you are getting the fat burning abilities not only from the HCA in Garcinia cambogia but also from the Chlorogenic acid in Green Coffee beans, your weight loss diet will become much more useful. It will be made more easy to get rid of that stubborn body fat on your hips, buttocks and thighs.

Other advantages using Garcinia GCB

What You Will Get From Pure Garcinia Cambogia Extract and HCA

Garcinia cambogia mainly function by increasing your serotonin levels when you get a high amount of the hydroxy citric acid (HCA) right before each of your main meals.

Serotonin is a neurotransmitter and hormone that first and foremost are responsible for your mood. Higher levels mean you will be happier and not dig into emotional eating.

Serotonin will also help you to suppress your appetite, first by making you more confident but also by lowering the amount of hunger hormones your brain releases.

Finally, Garcinia cambogia will inhibit the citric lyase enzyme from functioning optimally in your liver. It means that a higher amount of fats and carbohydrates will be just passed by without being stored as body fat.

What You Will Get From Pure Green Coffee Bean Extract and CGA

Chlorogenic acid is such an excellent ingredient to combine with hydroxy citric acid because it will take off the last issues that may be holding your back from losing weight.

First and foremost CGA will increase your metabolism and aid the HCA in making your liver burn fatter before the conversation to body fat happens.

CGA will also slow down the process where sugars and fats are being taken up in your bloodstream to be converted to body fat.

Because of these processes is going on, the CGA in the green coffee bean will create a synergetic chain reaction in your body, and make other parts of your body burn more calories.

Green Coffee Bean Extract a Powerful Anti-Oxidant

Green coffee bean is also a powerful antioxidant that will free your body from toxins and free radicals. It will make you healthier and also support your weight loss overall.

The Garcinia GCB Tablets and Ingredients

With the Garcinia GCB tablets, you will get a combination of 500 mg of Garcinia Cambogia extract and 400 mg of green coffee bean extract. It is a total of 900 mg which is just perfect to make you lose weight.

Garcinia Cambogia Supplement Facts

Typically the Garcinia Cambogia and green coffee bean combos come with 800-1000 mg of Garcinia Cambogia and 200 mg of green coffee bean. Here the level of green coffee bean extract will be the way to lose to make a difference, and the capsules will easily be too big to swallow.

The 55-45% ratio you will get with the Garcinia GCB tablets are perfect to promote a significant weight loss.

Any Side Effects Using Garcinia Cambogia GCB?

You would think that the risk of side effects would be higher when combining two powerful fat burners instead of one. This is not the case with Garcinia cambogia and green coffee bean.

None of the ingredients are going to interact with each other. Your weight loss diet will be as safe as if you were only using one of the supplements.

Bloating and constipation may occur for a few people in the beginning. Usually, it will disappear in a few days. You can choose to lower your dosage in the beginning until your body have gotten used to the hydroxy citric and chlorogenic acid.

Garcinia GCB and Radiant Detox

Sometimes it can take up to 14 days before you start to see some results using Garcinia GCB. It is not because you are not losing weight but because garcinia and the HCA will improve your hydration and fill up your muscles glycogen storage.

However in this first period, it is a good idea to combine Garcinia GCB with Radiant Detoxify to detoxify your body and your colon. When we gain weight, it is often not only because of more body fat on our body. We also tend to build up a lot more toxins because of our unhealthy diet. A lot of these toxins and other waste products are stored in your colon not able to get out, because of the small passage.

In extreme cases, you can have as much as 40 pounds of waste products stored there. This for sure will not give you a flat belly no matter how strict your diet is.

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But remember based on your body Garcinia GCB is very effective on its own, and you will be able to lose weight without the detox.

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We like the idea of combining two of the most powerful weight loss supplements, Garcinia Cambogia, and Green coffee bean extract. It is because it will increase the ways you are going to lose weight without making the extra efforts.

First, we were a little concerned about the actual amount of Garcinia Cambogia and green coffee bean in the Garcinia GCB capsules. Two often manufactures sell these combos with way too little green coffee bean compared to garcinia, to keep their costs down. This is not the case with Garcinia GCB, which is a positive point.

We also like that Garcinia GCB are being shipped from the UK. This will give you a longer trial period since the shipping days are reduced because the product is not being shipped from the United States. It is simply much more convenient to have customer support close by in case of any questions.

Our Garcinia GCB Verdict
  • 7/10
    Overall - 7/10
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    Side Effects - 8/10
  • 4/10
    Price - 4/10

Garcinia GCB Summary

– You will get the power from both hydroxycitric acid and chlorogenic acid to lose weight with
– UK based customer support and shipping
– No side effects
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– You need to take the capsules 3 times daily with your main meals
– The capsules may seems kind of big and difficult to swallow

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January 2014 marked the 30th anniversary of the Friends of the Grafton-Midview Public Library in action.  From its inception the Friends group, a 501c3 not for profit corporation, has been made up entirely of volunteers who have taken up the role of advocates for our community’s library.

The Grafton-Midview Public Library serves a vast area within whose borders lives approximately 23,000 residents.  For over 70 years the library has helped to enrich our community.  Among its many valuable services are its commitment to early childhood literacy, closing the gap that exist in the digital divide by offering free computer stations with up to date software and computer classes for every skill level and judging by the growing attendance the library’s young adult and adult programming are a huge success.  2013 has seen a circulation increase of 11.75% and the issuing of 760 new library cards.  Our public library has become the one place where people of all educational, economic and religious backgrounds can meet to start conversations about  their community. There is no better place to meet then the heart of the village!

While the use of the Grafton-Midview Public Library and the services it provides to our community keeps growing from year to year, its resources do not.  Whether it is promoting the library through word of mouth, writing letters to our state representatives or fundraising the Friends of the Grafton-Midview Public Library are honored to assist in promoting this valuable asset to our community.

The Friends help to generate financial support by our membership dues, our biannual book sales, raffles, and our annual READ between the WINES fundraiser which has become a huge success and will be held this year at the library on Thursday October 1, 2015.

Our meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month at the library.  We invite you to join us and add your support to our community.

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How One Illinois District Shifted the Professional Development Paradigm

Rigor, argumentation, identifying evidence from the text, conceptual understanding, and procedural fluency…these dispositions illustrate a shift in expectations for students as articulated in the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). While implementing higher standards is laudable, and many say necessary, how do we, as district and building leaders, support our teachers so they can make needed shifts in their own professional practices to enable students to realize the potential of the CCSS?

Here’s what we did in a small, suburban elementary district outside of Chicago (1600 students in grades PreK-8 in four neighborhood schools) to support our teachers in making the instructional shifts essential to their students’ success.

At the district level, we knew that transforming our classrooms required building a strong foundation. We couldn’t focus on changing teaching practices without providing the necessary instructional tools. Instructional materials were reviewed and selected, initial training was provided, and ideas for collaboration and group work were shared. All parties were engaged and excited by the potential of these changes. However, as the school year began, when walking around the buildings, one would observe teachers at the front of the classroom, many desks still in rows. What had happened to that vision of transformation?

Old ways of providing professional development didn’t give teachers a vision of student-centered learning in their classrooms. What could a student-centered classroom look like in respective subjects? How could we foster perseverance in students who were solving difficult open-ended math problems or tackling challenging texts? We needed a new professional development paradigm that supported ongoing professional learning. We decided to seek outside experts to serve as coaches and facilitators to our teachers and the District 126 administrative team. Based on demonstration lessons, individual, and collaborative coaching (a modified version of lesson study), our classrooms began to shift instructional practices and subsequently achieved a greater depth of student engagement and success. Productive student talk was evident, deeper questions were asked and answered. However, this was just the beginning of building something lasting and sustainable.

At the district level, our coaches became part of our planning team, giving input as to next steps and brainstorming ways to accelerate our progress. They identified areas that could benefit from targeted PD, worked with teacher teams to build their expertise, and assisted in building our internal capacity by collaborating with our teacher-leader teams. With this guidance, we created a multiyear plan that:

  1. Fit the needs of our district,
  2. Considered the culture of each of our schools,
  3. And supported growth of teachers and students alike.

The relationships built over the next 2 or 3 years with coaches fostered open and honest interactions that enabled our teachers to take risks in stretching themselves. Students also took more academic risks with confidence in a supportive network provided by well-trained teachers, coaches and administrators. Many of our literacy teachers’ toolboxes had been filled with new instructional routines from READ 180 (the Red Routines) and Expert 21. Building on the success seen in these classrooms, our teacher-leader teams reevaluated their literacy instructional practices and implemented new supports at various grade levels. For example, while all grades use Think-Pair-Share, beginning in 3rd grade, students began using some of the more complex instructional routines. These practices promote active, engaged learning across many subject levels. When results were not what we expected, the coaches and teachers worked together to address roadblocks to student success, such as creating protocols to help scaffold student thinking during independent reading. Our math teacher-leader team has begun the same process based on their learning.

We are presently in the middle of year four. Our coaches continue their work with teacher-leaders to refine skills, and now, enable them to provide training and support for their colleagues going forward. Our administrators also continue to build upon the cultural shift that supports and challenges our teachers to stretch themselves professionally. Our classrooms now look very different from those previously described. Desks are grouped and re-grouped to support meaningful student dialogue. Students are engaged in both independent and collaborative work. Students set their own learning goals and monitor progress right alongside their teachers’ formative and summative assessments. Students who previously sat staring blankly at a challenging task are now engaged, using the strategies and tools they have been taught to create a plan of attack. These observations are supported by our data. For our 6th-8th graders using the SRI as a measure of their growth, more than 55% of our students have already exceeded their expected average annual growth.

Our success has been a team effort: district and school administrators, coaches, teachers, and students working together. The outcome of this deeper and more collaborative professional development has been some of the most rewarding work of my career, and has proved to be transformational in its ability to help us shift our teaching practices and realize greater student achievement throughout our district.

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Questions NO 1 : Please explain me about leadership in the context of your school?

Part 1 What theoretical approaches do you draw on?

Part 2 Who has influenced your understanding of leadership?

Part 3 What style of leadership do you practise?

Part 4 What leadership training have you .?

Question No 2 What is your vision for your school?

Part 1 What are the goals of your school?

Part 2 What improvements you would like to make?

Question No 3 What are the main leadership activities of your job?

Part 1 How do you plan and prioritize your tasks?

Part 2 What kind of annual planning do you have for your school?

Question no 4  How do you work with the authorities?

Question no 5 How much freedom do you have as a head teacher?

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