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I am a deaf educator looking for a research based reading program to teach deaf students. I am currently being required to use programs created for hearing children with "modifications" for the deaf. There has to be a program someone has come up with created specifically for the deaf. I can modify all I want but if the program does not take into account the special language concerns, it turns into just "the best we can do" and I want more for my students. They can "work" the program but it has no meaning to them. Any suggestions ?
Many teachers today are required to use Evidence-Based Practices in teaching students. As most teachers have discovered, materials with an evidence base are few and far between. This is of great concern for those of us who teach DHH children. The fastest way to answer your question is to refer you to Easterbrooks and Beal-Alvarez (2013), Literacy instruction for students who are deaf and hard of hearing. New York: Oxford University Press. Pages 18 through 33 address what material is presently available and what to do if you cannot find a curriculum or set of materials that does not have an evidence base. Table 2 in chapter 1 lists several sets of materials that have a developing evidence base. However, no one package can meet all literacy needs of all students. When there is no material with an existing evidence base, we recommend that you examine the material to determine whether it includes features that we know lead to better outcomes. For example, we have clear evidence that visual supports to learning lead to better outcomes for DHH readers. When reviewing material, if it incorporates routine use of visual supports (which we call a "causal factor" because visual support causes better outcomes), then based on that feature of the material, you can argue that it has a developing evidence base. There are five causal factors that we know support better outcomes: a) higher-order thinking skills, b) teacher's communication, c) visual supports, d) explicit instruction, and e) scaffolding. If the material is founded in at least two or three of these causal factors, then you can argue with your administrators that it is based in the evidence, even if there is no single research article on the product itself.
You will also want to watch what is happening with the National Research and Dissemination Center of Literacy and Deafness (CLAD; http://clad.gsu.edu). This research group is studying DHH children in sites around the nation and will be creating targeted literacy interventions over the next several years.
My daughter is 15 and profoundly deaf. She is not oral and has fluent and excellent sign language skills. She has a cochlear implant but it doesn't work for her – epileptic activity has damaged the area of her brain that processes sound. She began to sign at 11 months. Her mainstream high school has an integrated deaf facility and she is doing very well at school. It has become apparent that there is an issue with reading/writing/comprehending English – I want to find out what it is and how to help to overcome it. My daughter is very keen to improve as she has academic ambitions. I have made several enquiries but have not been able to find out who to consult. The usual avenues are not set up for testing through sign language.
Your email emphasizes that contrary to what parents might believe, cochlear implants are not appropriate or necessarily useful for all deaf children. Most do benefit, but outcomes are quite variable (and often unpredictable) due to the large individual differences among deaf kids. As much as we would like to think so, there are no "silver bullets" in raising and educating deaf children. However, there are a variety of alternatives that can be helpful in situations like yours. In Victoria, contact the Victorian Deaf Education Institute in Melbourne at firstname.lastname@example.com. The Student Well-Being Division has the resources and contacts to assist you. In New South Wales, contact the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children email@example.com.
I am wondering if you have any information about testing Deaf and hard-of-hearing students who come from non-English backgrounds to determine English proficiency? State laws require all students who have any other language spoken at home be tested when the enter preschool, before they leave preschool, and every year in school thereafter. The tests used by the district in preschool (Pre-IPT and WIDA-MODEL) do not allow sign language to be used, though they are spoken language and listening tests. Besides the obvious concern that students may score low because of a language delay due to their hearing loss and not just the second language at home, there is also the concern of testing students without sign when Total Communication is their mode of communication documented on their IEP. The problem is two laws colliding. The result from a low test score is a letter to parents saying their child qualifies for a bilingual or ESL classroom, though the team is recommending the DHH classroom. Do you have any information or ideas of other ways DHH students are tested to comply with state mandated ELL testing?
Let me share my experience in Colorado: As stated in this request for information, the primary area that language proficiency becomes an issue is with regards to eligibility for special education as there is a question on the eligibility form that asks if the learning problems are a result of lack of proficiency in English. In Colorado, the legal interpretation at the Department of Education is that the hearing loss trumps primary language, so that children would be eligible for special education even if they come from a family that es ASL or a language other than English in the home.
Regarding assessment, I think it would be discriminatory to provide the language assessment without the accommodation of sign when a child uses sign. The child's primary language should also be assessed and when sign is used by the child, the assessment should be conducted by an individual fluent in the sign language of the child (ASL, Spanish, Chinese, etc.) to compare competency in the child's primary language and in English.
Everything I have researched on the internet has said that IEP goals and objectives are determined by the team – annual goals that are measurable – and only after that is the placement discussed. I just received the draft IEP for my son's meeting and here is what was written under Goal:
Goals and Objectives for (name of child's) educational program to be delivered in an regular academic setting through the ____ Deaf program at _____ school as follows: (Child) will participate in all academic classes in the academic program supported by the ____ Deaf program at _____ school with classes at the 7th grade level to include – Immersion in ASL: -Reading: – Written English: – Mathematics: Science: social Studies: and electives that apply.
How Goal will be measured: Using curriculum based assessments (CBA's), grades, rubric scores, standardized testing scores and/or other measures as needed.
Is it just me, but is this not an IEP? I'm reading it as my son's annual objective is to go to school. Isn't this objective just simply referring only to placement? It mentions nothing about goals for him, benchmarks, etc. – seriously, am I reading this wrong? For example, his evaluation by the school stated "Student should continue to work on his written skills using the Writing Process of pre-plannning, first draft, revisions, and final draft." Just one example, there are others. So, wouldn't this evaluation recommendation be the basis of one of his IEP goals, with perhaps four benchmarks of how his progress would be measured?
That's what I think, but am I wrong?
The Individual Education Plan is one of, if not the most significant document for your child. While these may vary from state to state in some aspects, there still are universal sections that are required and mandated.
A few of these would be:
- The IEP should list your child's strengths, interest and areas needing attention.
- Assessments to be used for your child should be listed and identified on the IEP.
- All subjects that require modification for your child need to be identified with goals as applicable.
- Grade level and functioning level should be noted.
- Goals, expectations, and performance standards should be specific and included.
- All services your child qualifies for should be listed with amount of weekly time to receive such services.
- Your child's exceptionality should be identified.
It's a little unclear from your question if your child is functioning at grade level; if so, then not having any goals in that subject area would be normal. We need to remember an IEP is to help a child get to that at-grade-level performance, and thus goals should be specific and measureable within the subject area.
You should be able to clearly see the stated goal, see the expectations, and see the results on a regular basis if your child is progressing or not. If for some reason progress isn't being made then the teacher would show adaptations to try and help your child move ahead still.
There are now National Standards and Benchmarks for generally every subject area and these are found on line. These give you a good indication of what grade level performance would be and thus you would know what your child should be doing.
Perhaps to me the most important part of the IEP is the section referred to as Specially Designed Instruction. In this area one should be able to read an IEP, understand exactly where a child is functioning now, what adaptations are needed for this child and where the child needs to go. To have this section (SDI) clear and exact is very important.
My 15 year old son is profoundly deaf due to meningitis and has had a cochlear implant since he was 18 months old. He attends mainstream high school and is doing OK with modified curriculum. However, reading comprehension and both expressive and receptive language are a struggle for him. Our IEP is next month, and I am unsure what I can ask for when it comes to additional reading and language support. The school offers no additional reading classes and he already receives 30 minutes of speech therapy a day. He currently spends one class period a day with an OUTSTANDING resource room teacher.
I have been unable to locate a private speech language pathologist who is qualified to work with a deaf teenager and accepts private insurance. I am also unable to locate reading instructors in who are not $100/hour tutors. I have tried in vain to teach him myself, but I am not an educator and feel ill-equipped to teach. I am getting concerned about my son's ability to live independently as an adult if he cannot read.
You have identified a handful of valid concerns regarding your son. First, the Individualized Education Program (IEP) team is designed to address your son's individual needs through assessment and instruction. Your son should have an annual audiogram, or hearing test to document how he currently responds with and without his cochlear implant. This will show the amount of access he has to auditory information, including spoken language. If he does not have complete access to spoken language, he may be trying to make a complete language out of bits and pieces. Without a solid language foundation, children cannot adequately express themselves. Annual assessments of your son's receptive and expressive language, such as the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test, the One-Word Expressive Vocabulary Test, and informal assessments of how he relates narrative events, can gauge his current use of language and changes in his language skills over time. He should also have periodic comprehensive assessments of his literacy skills, such as the Johns' Basic Reading Inventory, which looks at his reading behaviors with passages of different levels and provides an analysis of the reading strategies he currently uses. This type of assessment provides a teacher with areas for instruction. Measurement of his language and literacy skills over time will document if his current instruction is successful and if it meets the educational goals developed by the IEP team. A lack of progress in language and reading may lead to additional instructional time focused on increasing literacy skills, such as vocabulary development, reading comprehension, and writing skills. Your son can also practice reading at home with materials that he can read independently. In these materials, he will come across unfamiliar words in a familiar context, which will help build his language skills. Finally, one consideration for your son may be the addition of sign support to spoken language. For a child who has incomplete access to spoken language, signs are a completely visual means to supplement speech. If you and your son decide to pursue this option, his IEP team will also need to consider the provision of an educational interpreter as part of his educational services. Your local Hands & Voices chapter, easily retrieved from an internet search, can provide additional resources for you.
I work with a deaf CI student with a cognitive (FS IQ 67 WISC-IV), as well as a speech and language disability. While we continue to work on phonological awareness skills and some phonics while reading, the student is proving to be mostly a sight word, or whole word, reader. This student is reading at the 1st grade level and has a sight word vocabulary of about 85 words. I am looking for a reading series or curriculum that would fit the student's needs for a very pragmatic reading program which will build knowledge, language and vocabulary of common social and community content. The Edmark nor Milestones are a good fits, nor is the Fairview. The student (an "Only") has some receptive sign skills, but is primarily oral.
In working with schools to implement phonics-based reading curricula with a variety of learners who are deaf or hard of hearing (including those with additional disabilities), I have found that some students initially struggle with understanding the abstract nature of phonology and benefit from starting with a sight word approach. A curriculum we have used in these cases is the PCI Reading Program. This research-based program contains three levels, the first teaches 140 basic sight words (primarily nouns and verbs) and the second focuses on an additional 140 more complex, sight words (compound words, inflectional endings) and introduces beginning letter-sound relationships. Finally, the third level bridges to a phonics-based approach. To learn more about this curriculum, I would recommend visiting the company's website, which provides detailed information about the approach, a nice overview video, and a link to order sample lessons. http://www.pcieducation.com/reading/lvl1.aspx
My sister is deaf and she needs a job. How can we help her and other deaf boys and girls get jobs?
There are many areas to address, such as getting training or education in the field you are interested in, developing a resume, practicing interview skills, and so forth. "Networking" is also one of the best way to find a job. Networking is making contact with people you know and letting people know what your skills, experience, and strengths are. Research has shown that 75-80% of people find jobs through networking.
Job-seekers can network with everyone, everywhere, and all the time. It is important for job seekers to network with friends, relatives, businesspeople, doctors, clergy, clubs, teachers…etc. It can be scary and a challenge for deaf individuals to know what to say. Here are some suggestions, "I'm looking for a job, do you know anyone whom I could contact?, can you think of 5 companies where I should apply?, do you know other people who could be helpful?".
Networking can help you grow in your area of interest and as a person. Every time you go up to a stranger, talk to them, and get through that little wall of fear, you're boosting your self-confidence. That confidence is what people see in you even before you communicate.
Does anyone have any evidence that deaf children who have significant language delays but are otherwise able, do well by repeating a year in school and then staying with that cohort?
General experience in many countries suggests that having children leave their cohort to catch up academically (by repeating a school year) works for some children. At least it does for those who demonstrate normal development and miss a significant amount of school time due, for example, to the need for medical care or because the family has been abroad in a country with a school system not as well developed as the "home" one.
If the student has any disability, comes from another country, or is particularly well-established socially in their original cohort, the outcomes after being held back often are not so good. Then again, if the parents and/or the student want it – the chances for success increase. Involuntarily holding a child back is more likely to hinder good development.
Unfortunately, there does not appear to be any research on this topic specifically with regard to deaf children and/or those with specific language delays, but there certainly needs to be! So, in Scandinavia, at least, I would only recommend repeating agree if the student appears to have a documented, fair chance to catch up.
I am the parent of a 17 year old male with a Nucleus 24 cochlear implant. He signs and speaks and has been going to a great high school, but is having difficulties in his reading and comprehension. He is currently reading around a 6 grade level. Are there any programs you would recommend to bring his levels up? I am being recommended Fariview (total communication) and Linda Mood Bell (oral only) by different sources and they are completely different from one another.
Congratulations to you and your son for all of your diligence with reading.
Does your son read 6th grade text fluently (between 120 and 150 words read orally per minute) and accurately (decoding 95 to 100 percent of the words or about one error for every 20 words)? Fluent reading does not mean reading fast but your son should use a speed for reading that reflects the mood and expression of the text. If he reads in a slow and labored manner, he will have difficulty comprehending text. There are some programs that focus on fluency (i.e. Read Naturally) but your son would need to have the auditory ability to distinguish the text read orally and then try to copy that text. Often times though enhancing background knowledge, vocabulary and comprehension strategies fluency increases. Repeated reading and some practice with chunking words into phrases have shown some success.
Once someone reads at the sixth grade level they tend to already be able to decode but have difficulty with more complex vocabulary and language structures. At http://www.meadowscenter.org/vgc/downloads/special_ed/SEDsecondaryoriginal/2000_enhance_read_2_SE.PDF there are wonderful resources from the Vaughn Gross Center for Reading and Language (through the University of Texas at Austin) that provide strategies for all parts of the comprehension process (from activating prior knowledge, to monitoring and using repair strategies, summarizing, using visual imaging, asking questions and reflecting on the text).
Not knowing your son it would be hard to pick where to begin but ask yourself if he can decode words well (recognize the printed word)
- if yes don't spend time teaching sound symbol
- if he struggles with the sounds of words and decoding, Lindamood-Bell and other companies have some great programs (LIPS, Seeing Stars) that may be of benefit.
Can he only say the words but not understand the meaning of the words?
- then lots of language
- possibly bits of Fairview may be a tool to help with understanding the various sign meanings (concepts) of different sight words)
- pre-expose to a variety of text specific words, concepts and there meanings
Does he read words quickly enough to make meaning from the words he reads?
- rereading, or partner reading
- chunking and phrasing of text
- Read Naturally or possibly Vocaroo (can record online)
Does he engage himself in the reading process by using comprehension strategies while reading?
- If he decodes at about the 6th grade level, I would focus on text based vocabulary and comprehension strategies.
- He should be able to establish a purpose for reading, see the text structure and begin to ask the right questions to aid in comprehension.
Developing the type of academic language and vocabulary necessary to succeed although daunting can be done. Three cheers for encouraging your son and keep up the great work.
Is the national curriculum suitable for deaf children's education?
This question looks deceptively easy – but it is not. In principle, yes, satisfaction of the national curriculum should be the educational goal for all deaf children, regardless of what country they live in. However, this assumes that there are sufficient support services (early intervention, assistive listening devices, classroom support, etc.) so that deaf children are "ready" for school and are supported by individuals who understand the special educational needs of deaf children. In reality, many countries, as well as locales within countries, do not have such services. In the United States and elsewhere, many local education authorities do not understand or believe that special accommodations for deaf children are necessary. In that case, however, the goal still must be to support deaf children in achieving the milestones of the national curriculum. To expect any less denies them the opportunities for full education, future employment, and personal success.


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As for your tempo, make sure you lift slowly as follows: three-second positive, one-second isometric squeeze, three-second negative. Don't just concentrate on moving from point A to B. Focus on contracting your muscle through the entire range of motion.
The tempo of your repetitions is very important. If you go to the gym, you might see several individuals doing their weight lifting a little too fast. By doing this, the tension created by the lifting can wind up in the wrong area of your body and increase your risk of injury!
Did you know that you can combine high-intensity interval training and weights? This is called SuperSlow Weight Training, created by Dr. Doug McGuff.
The idea is, by slowing everything down, you turn your routine into a high-intensity exercise. This benefits your muscle at the microscopic level to access the maximum number of cross-bridges between the protein filaments that produce movement in the muscle.1
SuperSlow exercises can be done using either free weights or machines. It is beneficial to use the latter, because it will allow you to focus your mind on the effort rather than on the movement.
As for weights, it is best to choose one that is light enough for you to do at least eight repetitions, but heavy enough that you can perform 12 reps. You can apply SuperSlow Weight Training to these five exercises.2
Here's how to do SuperSlow Weight Training with the exercises mentioned above:3
This routine will take no more than 12 or 15 minutes.
What distinguishes peak strength training from regular weight-lifting is that it's a process where you're trying to generate a stimulus to cause strength and metabolic improvements, as opposed to simply trying to demonstrate strength by lifting the weight by any means possible.
Ideally, you'd incorporate both versions of peak exercises, as they each provide important pieces of the fitness puzzle. For example, you might do conventional HIIT using a stationary bike once or twice a week, and SuperSlow high-intensity weight training once a week — or vice versa, to end up with a total of three high-intensity sessions per week.
Remember that, as your fitness increases, the intensity of your exercise goes up, and the frequency that your body can tolerate goes down. As a result, you need to continuously customize your program to your own fitness level and other lifestyle issues. As a general rule however, you do not want to do high-intensity interval training exercises more than three times a week.
Peak strength training can be done twice a week initially, but as you get stronger you will need more recovery time and eventually drop down to once every seven to 10 days. Any more than that and you'll put your body under too much strain. Your body needs time to fully recover in between sessions.
The following are bodyweight exercises you can perform in the intermediate and advanced levels:
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Pull-ups are ideal for building overall muscle and strength. They are also one of the indicators of an advanced-strength athlete. This exercise builds grip strength, since it utilizes your fingers, hands, and forearms. It also develops your biceps, triceps, and shoulders. Pull-ups also provide core training advantages, as it provides your abdominal muscles a good workout.5 In this two-part video, fitness expert Darin Steen and I demonstrate how to do a proper pull-up.
Squats are relatively simple to perform, but offer a wide range of benefits. They enable you to do whole-body muscle-building, promote mobility and balance, and burn more fat.6 In this video, Darin Steen shows you how to do safe squat techniques.
Push-ups provide whole-body benefits, but may lose effectiveness if you add new challenges, like changing your hand positions and incline.7 In this video, Darin Steen shows you how to do the Perfect Push-Up, and ways that will help you vary your technique.
Strong abdominal and back muscles will help protect your lower back and improve your ability to stand and sit with correct posture. Planks will strengthen your shoulders, abs, back, glutes and the large muscles in your legs.
Lie on your stomach. Rise up on your elbows or hands, holding your elbows or hands directly below your shoulders. Pull your body up on your toes and hold a position similar to doing a push-up. Work up to holding for three minutes.
If you're looking for a rounder, firmer, and curvier behind, you can achieve many of these coveted effects with exercise. The best butt exercises can be done right from the comfort of your own home. For a tighter backside try this circuit.
Complete all repetitions of exercise one, then move on to the next, continuing through all five. Upon completion, rest for one minute then start the circuit again. All five exercises should have 30 repetitions each, and the entire circuit should be repeated five times in a row (with one-minute rest periods in between each five-exercise set).
Squats (30 reps)
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They are depicted as powerful women, having snow white hair and pale skin with the abilities of flight and levitation.
A witch can be seen in the first wave of the Purge snatching the soul of a security guard before flying off. It looks like a bolt of light neon blue rays running through the victims bodies. The same witch is seen later on one of the monitors in the Control Room, casting a sort of binding spell on a woman attempting to run from her.
It is possible that a broomstick summons them.
It's also possible that they are bullet proof but very vulnerable to fire and explosives.
Witches have been a staple character in horror stories and Halloween folklore for several years with the main iconic image going back as far as the Grimm's Fairy Tales of the 1800s, such as "Hansel and Gretel," a fairy tale loosely based on the Slavic tale of Baba Yaga. The origins of witches actually date back to pagan folk magic of from Ancient Europe, later distorted and corrupted by the later Christian Church erroneously distorting it into a form of devil worship. Witchcraft is still an active religion today under the New Age movement.
The stereotypical witch of legend is generally depicted as an ugly old woman having long white, green or blue hair and wearing long black dresses or cloaks and a conical hat with a brim, a holdover from the witch persecution of the Middle Ages. Among their powers, witches were believed to cast spells and curses, turn themselves and others into animals and to fly on a long stick, usually depicted as a broom. They were usually represented by a cat, which was considered sacred.
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|Reviews for Illusions and Allusions
| HOTSTREAK.STATIC.EBON.yaoi chapter 4 . 9/24/2009
AWSOME STORY! i beg u to please finish it! i need to know wat happens! i like tomo being a nice guy!
| Sonzai Taz chapter 4 . 8/2/2007
Good fic, update soon plz!
| Obsessed Dreamer chapter 4 . 8/26/2005
interesting story you got here..tomo/yui? new idea..hmm..so you mean to say that tomo isn't gay here? lol..so how do you plan to make nakago's plan work since he has no contact with yui?
update soon okay? i can empathize with you though about the late updates..i'm temporarily discontinuing my fic due to schoolwork..*sigh*..well, see ya soon!
| Reinamarie Seregon chapter 3 . 8/3/2003
yahoo! this was a wonderful update man1 a beautiful chapter, focusing only on tomosan and his magical powers. he's so capable i feel like cheering! yahooyahoo, yay, keep writing.
| Spak chapter 3 . 3/25/2003
Well, even though tomo seems OC in this (he's supposedly a little less friendly) I'll probably keep reading this anyway...
Nice writing, keep up the good work.
| KittyLynne chapter 3 . 3/23/2003
Man, this chapter had everything...drama, pain, tenderness, humor,and foreboding!
I really enjoy the way you write Tomo...you have me on the verge between feeling sorry for him and actually liking him, but then you have him do something that reminds me that he's not a 'good' guy.*grins* There's no black and whites in the way you are characterizing him, and I like that! *nods appreciatively*
Looking forward to chapter 4...:)
Warm wishes,
| KittyLynne chapter 2 . 3/23/2003
Hi there!
My apologies for missing the chapter two update...:(
I really liked this chapter detail wise, and for the insight it gives us into Yui's thought processes regarding Miaka. I also liked the duality of Tomo almost wanting to be friends with Yui, while still carrying out mayhem behind her back. lol
My favorite thing about this installment, however, was the realistic and painfully accurate way you portrayed the prejudices the people of Kutou harbored for the Hin people. I always thought it was ironic that as much as they held 'foreigners' in contempt, that their miko would turn out to be a blue-eyed blonde.
On to chapter three! :)
Best wishes,
KittyLynne (not to be confused with the other 'Kitty' who's reviewing you! ~_ )
| Horyuu chapter 3 . 3/23/2003
oh angst I loves it I does (Horyuu's seen LOTR to many times) keep writing... and also which one of your fics is the tomo nakago one?
| Winter-Dragon chapter 3 . 3/22/2003
Aww, poor Yui. The bitterness is really starting to seep in. At least it seems like, this time around, she may have people who genuinely care about her.
Again, I like the way you write Tomo's interactions with her. The two of them seem so comfortable with each other. Thanks for the new chapter!
| Winter-Dragon chapter 2 . 11/20/2002
I'm so glad you've continued this! This chapter was very amusing, and interesting, too. The idea of people accusing Yui of being Hin is something I'd never thought of before. Sure, I'd always noticed she had the hair and eyes like Nakago, but I figured the whole Hin-hatred thing was mostly in the past. Good twist.
I also enjoy the interaction between Yui and Tomo. I wonder what'll happen when Yui realizes Tomo isn't a woman..? *g*
Looking forward to more!
| nodaaaaaa chapter 2 . 11/20/2002
This is a wonderful story! I hope you update soon!
| venus chapter 1 . 11/15/2002
i was so hooked by this! pls do carry on writing. gotta keep the tomo fans happy eh?
| Kari4 chapter 1 . 10/31/2002
Hey, where's there other chapters, I wanna see the rest of this?
| SeaSaltSkies chapter 1 . 9/24/2002
wooooooo...where's Suboshi? nya, i'm kidding, this story is going very well. you actualy make me halfway like tomo! well ya better write another chapter or else
Suboshi: do what she says! **pulls out ryuuseisui** or else i'll chace tomo right out of your story!
Me: tee hee **huggs suboshi** obay the psyco yo-yo boy of love!
Suboshi:there not yo-yos! **glares**
Me: ok, ok...ryuuseisui then,
Suboshi: thats better **gloats** dont think i forgot about you! now write the next chapter!
| Winter-Dragon chapter 1 . 9/22/2002
Interesting premise! I'm actually a fan of the Nakago-saves-Yui story from FY, but I've recently come to be fascinated by Tomo, so I'm looking forward to reading more. Good work so far!


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Aprimov worked as a driver at Kazakhfilm Studio before attending VGIK to study film directing. He made an immediate impact with his thesis film, The Last Stop, which refused to romanticize peasant life, and looked critically at the perpetual problems of alcoholism and misogyny. Aprimov often employs a documentary aesthetic to locate emotional truth.
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The Diabetes Manager – WW2
Abigail Kitt is a healthcare manager who has worked in the diabetes sector since 2004.
Over the course of her career, she has built up knowledge in translating diabetes NHS policy into improving outcomes.
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Parlo's NLU Capabilities Coming to the Now Platform
Dear Parlo Family,
We are excited to announce that Parlo is joining forces with ServiceNow!
ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) is driven by the idea that getting things done at work should be easier. Its Platform and products are used by thousands of organizations around the world, including over 40% of the Global 2000 to simplify workflows across IT, customer service, security operations and HR service delivery.
Parlo's advanced AI capabilities will permeate all aspects of ServiceNow's Now Platform. Therefore, the decision to join ServiceNow was an obvious and important one - it allows Parlo to truly deliver on its mission of democratizing intelligent automation at scale. Our automation technology can scale much faster and farther as a part of ServiceNow. This is indeed exciting. Together the two companies will be focused on leveraging Broca, Parlo's most advanced NLU, and AI-powered virtual agents to create better experiences for enterprise employees and customers.
Too many enterprises are still stuck in the past, using hundreds of legacy apps and routine business processes to engage their workforce. However, as employees continue to get more mobile, enterprises must embrace intelligent automation to both enhance the employee experience and improve workplace productivity.
I firmly believe that AI-powered virtual agents will become the front-line of simpler, faster communication between employees and enterprises. This is the exciting future Parlo and ServiceNow will build together.
I want to thank Parlo's employees and their families, investors, and well-wishers for their support and encouragement over the years. We couldn't have done it without you! In particular, I'm thankful to have had Edwin and Srini as friends and partners in Parlo's sometimes winding journey: your creativity, hard work, and bonhomie have been instrumental in getting us to this point.
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Penn State's Anticipated Reunion Against Pitt To Kick At Noon
To much dismay of the team's dedicated tailgaters, Penn State Football announced today that another early game start is officially set in stone for the 2016 season. The highly-anticipated reunion between Penn State's in-state rival Pitt is slated to kick off at Heinz Field Saturday, September 10 at noon.
JUST ANNOUNCED: Kickoff for the Sept. 10 matchup vs. Pittsburgh will be a noon kick. See you at Heinz Field! #WeAre pic.twitter.com/PoMwjLMi72
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The last time these two teams met was at the turn in the millennium 16 years ago on Saturday, September 16, 2000. The low-scoring contest ended unfortunately in favor of the Panthers, as they shut out the Nittany Lions 12-0.
However, Penn State leads the series between Pitt 50-42-4, and we expect both Panther fans, and Nittany Lion fans with Pitt season tickets to pack Heinz Field for the upcoming reunion matchup, something Pitt isn't particularly used to.
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Every year, BMW of North America, LLC announces a select few dealerships to be named "Centers of Excellence." This coveted award focuses on customer satisfaction, outstanding brand representation, and operational excellence.
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I just read that there's going to be a show about Rudolf Nureyev on WMHT on Wednesday night. It sounds like there's going to be some footage from when he was a very young dancer – before he defected. I'm going to watch it and hope that you're able to catch it also.Here's some info from WMHT's site:
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Nureyev: The Russian Years
Wednesday, August 29, 9:00pm
A profile of ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev (1938-93), focusing on his life prior to his defection from the Soviet Union in 1961 while traveling with the Kirov Ballet in France. Included: performance footage; comments from choreographer Pierre Lacotte.


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Phone: 540-483-4488
Where can I find documents related to the pipeline project?
Please visit the (link to FERC) for filings and other information.
What is the County's role in the construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline?
Franklin County will:
Will County Sheriff's Deputies be guarding pipeline construction equipment?
No. MVP and their contractors will be responsible for the security of their own property.
Will MVP security guards be approved by the Sheriff's Office or include off-duty Franklin County officers?
Yes, MVP security personnel will require certification by the VA Department of Criminal Justice. No Franklin County personnel will be employed as security for the MVP project.
What can be done about construction workers speeding/driving recklessly?
The Sheriff's Office will continue to conduct patrols and speed enforcement in areas affected by construction traffic just as it does elsewhere in the County, to include concentrating enforcement efforts in areas where crashes and violations increase. Enforcement of traffic laws will be objective and fair.
How are school buses going to get down roads clogged by construction traffic?
MVP has expressed their intention to work with the County to avoid interfering with school buses, trash trucks, and other vehicular traffic. Some restricted width due to parking is probably inevitable but vehicles that unreasonably impede traffic may have to be removed. The County will post information concerning known road closures as soon as possible.
I'm concerned about open burning as part of the pipeline project. Is a permit required?
No. But MVP has agreed to provide burn notifications to Franklin County Public Safety at least 48 hours prior to each burning event.
When can open burning take place?
From February 15th to April 30th, open burning, including recreational fires, can only be done between the hours of 4 p.m. and midnight so that Department of Forestry guide lines can be met.
I'm concerned about blasting as part of the pipeline project. Is a permit required?
Yes. Blasting operations shall only be conducted by persons certified through the State Fire Marshal's Office. All blasts shall be in accordance with the Statewide Fire Prevention Code and NFPA 495, and a bond or certificate of insurance shall be on file in the minimum amount of $1,000,000. Blasting shall be conducted in daylight hours unless otherwise approved. When blasting in congested areas, measures shall be taken to reduce earth vibrations and air blast effects. Measures include, but not limited to, the use of blasting mats and monitoring vibrations and air blast effects with a seismograph. Detailed records of each blast shall be maintained.
Do private citizens need a permit to demonstrate in opposition/support of the pipeline project?
The County does have an ordinance concerning demonstrations. Chapter 6 of the County Code provides the requirements for demonstrations. Those wanting to demonstrate must contact the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to obtain an application at (540) 483-3032.
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A new UK Press Football Trophy was held for the first time at the weekend and became a fundraiser for a player who was seriously injured.
Jason Deans, a journalist on the Media Guardian website, dislocated an ankle and broke his left leg in the closing stages of the tournament between media sides.
The game between his team, Cardiff City, made up of ex-Cardiff University journalism students, and the Press Association, was abandoned to allow an ambulance crew to take Deans off the pitch at Kings Cross, London, on a stretcher. He was applauded off by the other teams and spectators before going to hospital for an operation.
When the tournament resumed ITN was beaten in the final 3-0 by PA. Cardiff City came third and The Times took fourth place. Money was raised for Deans at the tournament. Any further donations can be sent to his team manager Dave Taylor at the Evening Standard.
Organiser Andrew Moger, managing editor for pictures at The Times, said: "Jason was very brave and everybody felt enormous sympathy for him. The idea was to create a sense of 'Fleet Street camaraderie' and that was certainly evident during the highly-competitive games but particularly when Jason was injured." Lindsay MacNab, who plays for PA, said: "We would just like to wish him a speedy recovery."
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Here at the Bioprocessing International European Summit, we asked a number of leading industry experts from across all sectors of the industry what are the biggest challenges they are currently facing in their work, and what is being done to resolve and overcome these challenges.
Parrish Galliher, Chief Technology Officer for Upstream, GE Healthcare outlines his thoughts on current challenges.
"Well certainly in the downstream area there are additional challenges compared to the upstream. In the upstream, the consensus is that continuous bioprocessing and purification is more straight forward than in the downstream and there is less debate about the cost benefits of continuous chromatography for example. There is a pretty consistent report in the industry around the globe that continuous chromatography can afford reduced quantities of resin required and therefore reduced quantity of buffer required. Being a more straight forward system with far fewer parameters and variables compared to upstream the complexity of continuous downstream processing seems to be reduced compared to upstream.
So the ability to deploy it and to scale it out and to transfer it to manufacturing settings and environments is predicted to be easier. Continuous chromatography has been around for a long time in the small molecule industry, so in itself is not new technology, but for biopharmaceuticals it's obviously new and has new application and we will see over the next five to ten years how well it progresses from the laboratory and pilot scale into the commercial sector."
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Ruby Rose to 'Cosmopolitan': 'I Have a Very Healthy Sex Life'
Ruby Rose looks so sultry on the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine's March 2017 issue, on newsstands February 7.
Here's what the 30-year-old John Wick: Chapter 2 star had to share:
On social media: "There are things that I'm always going to be very vocal about, like LGBTQ and animal rights. I have a platform and I can open up a dialogue, but I also know that I'm just an actor. I'm just another person with an opinion no better than anyone else's opinion. I don't overanalyze. I just write from the heart, post it, and hope for the best. Then I move on."
On being comfortable with her sexuality: "I'm very confident and in tune with my sexuality. I feel very blessed for that, because in different places around the world, people can't be. I'm lucky I can explore. I have a very healthy sex life, and there's something very empowering, strong, and feminist about being open and comfortable in that world."
On marriage: "According to the news, I've been engaged five times. For me, marriage is more about equal rights than the act of getting married. When you don't have equal rights, it trickles down to kids who think, My aunt's gay so she can't get married, or I'm weird because I feel the same way. So it's important to break down that barrier. I'm more interested in having a loving, healthy, long-term relationship with someone I might want to have kids with someday."
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I remember this case but I was very young so I didn't recall the details. Reading about it today as the launchpad for the missing children movement made me curious about how it was finally resolved. Honestly, any major event that acts as a launchpad for a major policy initiative or political movement makes me curious about how it was spun compared with what really happened, so I was curious if it really was what it was painted as. Here was my chance to find out. After all these years, there was a conviction, even after a recent mistrial. I clicked through to the CNN story and, although I rarely have the time or patience to watch the ads or the fluffy news videos, I did it this time because Chris Cuomo (possibly my least favorite so-called journalist, and as the brother and son of governors, likely a deep state operative of the highest order) was interviewing Adam Sirois, the lone hold out juror in the recent mistrial. Despite what clearly appears to be Cuomo's attempt to discredit the guy, the lone juror convinced me. What do you think? Was Cuomo out to discredit the guy? Did Sirois prevail, or Cuomo?
Here's the article with the video embedded: http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/14/us/etan-patz-case-conviction/index.html
Here's more from Adam: http://nypost.com/2015/05/10/etan-patz-jurys-lone-pro-acquittal-holdout-speaks/
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Day 1
Make your way to the port at Tilbury to board Marco Polo. Enjoy dinner and a first night's entertainment on board as the ship gets underway this evening.
Day 2
Historic Amsterdam's cobbles, canals and step-gabled buildings welcome Marco Polo today. Wander the markets, relax in one of the city's many bars, or perhaps head to Museumplein to discover the many treasures of the Rijksmuseum.
Days 3-6
The first leg of your cruise will give you the chance to acquaint yourself with Marco Polo's many on-board amenities, and get to know some of your fellow passengers, as cruise into the Atlantic.
Day 7
Sao Miguel is the Azores' largest island, and we'll call at its pretty, principal port, Ponta Delgada. Magnificent architecture, 16th- and 17th-century artwork, and an array of fine churches are among the highlights here.
Day 8
Today we'll reach Horta, principal settlement on the island of Faial in the Azores. Step ashore to explore this colourful former whaling station and perhaps take an excursion to the summit of Cabecao Gordo, which boasts breathtaking views of the entire archipelago.
Days 9-13
Rest and relax as Marco Polo cruises across the Atlantic, heading for still warmer waters.
Day 14
Tiny Antigua boasts wonderful scenery, powder-white sandy beaches and warm azure seas, as well as thriving St John's, colonial English Harbour and Shirley Heights.
Day 15
This morning Marco Polo finds herself in the shared island of Sint Maarten/Saint Martin, respectively the Dutch south and French north of a tiny island celebrated as much for its duty-free shopping opportunities as for its wonderful beaches.
Day 17
The tropical island paradise of mountainous St Lucia combines the vibrant Creole atmosphere and hustle and bustle of its capital Castries with the idyllic scenery of the west coast - where the twin peaks of the 'Pitons' are among the Caribbean's most famous landmarks.
Day 18
Tiny Mayreau, with truly stunning beaches, is Heaven on Earth! Spend a lazy day dipping in and out of the blue water, enjoying a beach-barbecue courtesy of the ship's chefs, or spend just a little more energy on an optional catamaran excursion to the Tobago Cays.
Day 19
St Vincent, with its still-active volcano La Soufriere and charming capital Kingstown, and idyllic Bequia, where Astoria anchors in serene Admiralty Bay, are two picture-postcard-perfect ports of call today.
Day 20
Arrive at the gorgeous 'Spice Island' of Grenada - famed for its nutmeg, cinnamon and ginger. Explore maze-like streets and visit the horseshoe harbour of the island's British Colonial capital, St George's, or perhaps discover the scenic coastline on a shore excursion.
Day 21
Barbados' bustling, colourful capital Bridgetown is gateway to exquisite beaches, swanky resort hotels and exclusive shore-side restaurants, and today ranks among the highlights of this wonderful cruise.
Days 22-27
Relive the magical moments of the last few weeks, as Marco Polo cruises back across the Atlantic.
Day 28
Today, Marco Polo calls at lush, sub-tropical paradise of Madeira, home to one of the most vibrant collections of exotic flora on Earth. The capital, Funchal, is a captivating port of call - don't miss the exhilarating wickerwork 'toboggan' ride from Monte to Livramento.
Day 29
Another day spent relaxing at sea.
Day 30
Portugal's capital Lisbon offers contrasts between historic architecture and striking modern buildings. This was the place from which adventurers set out, in search of the New World, during the great Age of Exploration.
Days 31-33
Enjoy the final leg of your journey, as Marco Polo cruises north and east towards home.
Day 34
Say goodbye to Marco Polo and your fellow travellers, as you disembark in London Tilbury.


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(abouna.org) March 11,2016 – Under the patronage of Canada's Ambassador to Jordan Bruno Saccomani, in the presence of Latin Patriarchal Vicar for Jordan Archbishop Maroun Lahham, a new Caritas center was inaugurated in Salt on Wednesday, March 8, with the support of the Canadian government and the Karam Imseeh Fund.
In his address, the Canadian ambassador said, "Our support for Caritas stems from our partnership with the Development and Peace/ Canada." He added that the Canadian support for Caritas has amounted since 2013 some 7.6 million Canadian dollars, which covers the needs of 65,000 people in Jordan who are in need of aid and medical care.
The center includes a medical and a dentist clinic, a space for children. It has fully equipped rooms for educational purposes and professional training. The services provided by the new center handle emergencies in the medical, humanitarian, and educational fields.
Caritas Jordan has 15 centers distributed throughout Jordan, where there are 400 employees and about 2,000 volunteers.