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MONTGOMERY — Members of a legislative committee said Tuesday that problems at Tutwiler Prison and other correctional facilities will likely continue until the state's prison system is adequately funded.
Members of the Legislature's Joint Prison Oversight Committee met with Prisons Commissioner Kim Thomas to discuss a Justice Department report released last week that criticized the way female inmates are treated at Alabama's lone prison for women.
The National Institute of Corrections study said prisoners have reported sexual abuse and officials haven't always treated those complaints in the proper manner.
"If we don't do anything about the severe overcrowding, we're not going to solve the problem. What you need to do is take a bulldozer to Tutwiler and bulldoze it down," Democratic Rep. John Rogers, of Birmingham, told Thomas of the women's prison in Wetumpka that was built in 1942.
The report also said the prison is dirty and overcrowded, and staffers aren't trained well enough. The review found that inmates don't trust the prison's complaint system, and claims prisoners are sometimes punished for complaining.
The department studied the prison after a Montgomery-based group leveled complaints of rape, harassment and sexual assault at Tutwiler last year.
Prison officials said they are changing policies to make improvements. Thomas said prison officials are responding to some complaints in the report including by making more storage space available to female inmates. He said several reports that female inmates had been assaulted by male officers are being investigated.
Responding to questions from legislators he said there have been two cases of inmates becoming pregnant, apparently from having sex with officers.
In one case he said the inmate had been released from prison at the time of the sex, but later returned to Tutwiler. In both cases, Thomas said the officers were reprimanded.
Senate Minority Leader Vivian Figures, of Mobile, applauded Thomas for having the study done, but told him he shouldn't stop with Tutwiler.
"Not only did we need a study on Tutwiler, we need one on every prison in the state," Figures said.
The committee's chairman Republican Sen. Cam Ward, of Alabaster, said lawmakers should make the prisons a priority.
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I daringly ventured into a new world of truth and beauty by creating a delicious, organic, and vegetarian tea-based soup. Now I don't mean to toot my own horn (but of course I do) but this was the first soup of my many lifetime soup creations where the moment after I blended the elixir I said, "Damn, it's perfect!" I subscribe to the Eatwell CSA farm delivery box and the bi-weekly deliveries of organic produce always challenge me to venture into new avenues of cooking I previously wouldn't go. Check them out here. Eatwell Farm. Here's a simple way you can create it:
Ingredients: 8-10 Large Carrots (peeled and chunky chopped), 1 Medium Yellow Onion (Chopped), 3 Cloves Garlic (Chopped), 4-5 Red Bell Peppers (Deseeded and chopped in chunks), 1 tsp chili flakes, a large pot of brewed White Peony Tea (Bai Mu Dan), one vegetable bouillon cube.
Go for it: Stove over medium heat: With olive oil saute onions and garlic 'til sizzlely good, add chili flakes for the kick and continue sauteing, throw in carrots and saute another 3 minutes, throw in peppers and go for it for 2 more minutes. Pour in your pre-brewed White Peony tea (enough to cover all veggies) and add the bouillon cube. Stir up and heat up to a boil. Once at a boil, cover and lower temperature to a simmer. Simmer about 30 minutes. Throw in some fresh herbs (I chose oregano) and pepper. Recover and cook about 10 mins. Breathe in the amazing smells of the white tea symphony. With a handblender, blend up your concoction. Taste and fall in love or re-season to your taste then fall passionately in love.
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The National Service Inclusion Project (NSIP) would like to extend thanks to everyone who attended our National Disability Inclusion Leadership Development Institute in Arlington, VA on December 10 - 11, 2012.
The commitment, values, and enthusiasm demonstrated by everyone who attended made for a great learning experience. It is our hope that participants will use this knowledge to engage people with all abilities- as participants in national service, as a transition from military to civilian life, and as a next step from service to employment.
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See a CNN video clip about veterans in the AmeriCorps Southwest Conservation Corps who are helping to fight wildfires in the Resources area of our Veterans Page.
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- Military Had No Choice The Jerusalem Post's David Horovitz writes, "Israel may have felt it had no choice but to intercept a flotilla carrying it knew not what to the terror state of Gaza. It may well have assumed that its soldiers would come under attack. Apparently, it underestimated the hostility it would encounter."
- Israel Must Reevaluate Gaza Siege Ha'aretz's Aluf Benn asks, "What is the purpose of the siege? Is it just an automatic extension of the previous government's policy, or does it have some practical aim? How much has the usefulness of the policy been discussed during the current government's year in office? ... the government needs to think about what advantage effect this has on the national interest - and not just on its popularity in weekly opinion polls.
- We Were Ambushed YNetNews' Ron Ben-Yishai recounts, "The Navy commandoes were prepared to mostly encounter political activists seeking to hold a protest, rather than trained street fighters. The soldiers were told they were to verbally convince activists who offer resistance to give up, and only then use paintballs. They were permitted to use their handguns only under extreme circumstances."
- Gaza Conflict No Longer in Our Interest Ha'aretz's Bradley Burston laments, "Here in Israel, we have still yet to learn the lesson: We are no longer defending Israel. We are now defending the siege. The siege itself is becoming Israel's Vietnam."
- We Are at War With 'International Left' and 'Islamic World' The Jerusalem Post's Caroline Glick sees the real issue as Israel's "larger strategic failure that has crippled the country's capacity to contend with the information war being waged against it. ... Israel is the target of a massive information war, unprecedented in scale and scope. This war is being waged primarily by a massive consortium of the international Left and the Arab and Islamic worlds."
- Flotilla Passengers Planned Violence Carl in Jerusalem posts a video of the flotilla raid. "What this video ought to make clear to everyone is that the attacks on the IDF soldiers - whose arrival was inevitable - were premeditated and violent. These people were not innocent and peace-loving by any stretch of the imagination. And Israel must quickly go quite public with why these people were stopped. Otherwise we will lose the PR battle (we are losing it now)."
- This Is All About International Opinion The Jerusalem Post's Gil Hoffman calls this "a conflict that is being fought on the battleground of international public opinion. Even if the IDF was absolutely right to board the ship where it did and to open fire when it did, and Israel was 100 percent blameless, it does not matter, because perceptions are more important than reality. ... No matter who is at fault for the misfortune in the Mediterranean, the victims are clear: Israel's fragile image and the Palestinian people in Gaza, who have once again been used by their purported friends but not really helped at all."
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Asian Domestic Workers hold Regional Conference on the ILO Convention on Decent Work for Domestic Workers (C189) in Manila
Coming together to celebrate their victory as an alliance of trade unions, domestic workers' organizations, migrant organizations, and civil society groups in working collaboratively and pushing for the adoption of ILO Convention 189 on Decent Work for Domestic Workers (C189) at the 100th session of the ILC, more than 140 participants from over 20 countries representing 35 trade unions, 20 civil society organizations, 5 domestic workers' organizations, among other allied networks and associations met in this year's post-International Labour Coference seminar in the Asian region at the Hotel InterContinental Manila in Makati City on October 24-26, 2011.
With the major theme "Advocacy towards the Ratification and Implementation of ILO Convention 189 and Recommendation 201 on Decent Work for Domestic Workers," the regional conference had delegates who come all the way from the Middle East, Southeast Asia, East Asia and South Asia. Around 50 participants from the Philippines also attended. Secretary Baldoz of the Department of Labor and Employment delivered the keynote speech in behalf of President Benigno Simeon Aquino III to formally open the regional conference and reiterate the Philippines' commitment to recognize and protect the rights of domestic workers.
Last June 16, 2011, the adoption of the ILO Convention 189 and its supplementary Recommendation 201 (R201) by the majority of ILO member countries and delegates to the 100th ILC session held in Geneva, Switzerland culminated the long struggle and sacrifice of various domestic workers` groups, trade unions, and civil society advocates. The Philippine government had been one of the leading countries that supported the Convention and lobbied for its eventual adoption. In fact, the Philippines is one of the two countries that signified their immediate ratification of C189. It is for this main reason that trade union groups as well as networks of domestic workers and migrants decided to conduct this year's post-ILC seminar in the Philippines to further urge the Aquino Administration to facilitate the immediate ratification by the Philippine Senate of C189 and together with it set in motion the passage of the ``Kasambahay`` Bill. This action at the local level will send a strong message to the other member-states of the ILO to do the same. At the global level, the seminar aims to continue the C189 supporters` joint efforts in ensuring decent work for about 53 million local and migrant domestic workers in the world, 23 million of whom are based in Asia alone. The international lobbying and advocacy efforts began in Hong Kong in 2008 and 2009, in Manila after the 2010 ILC, in Jakarta in 2010, and in Singapore before the 2011 ILC. At this level, Asia has been very vocal on domestic work issues with the Philippines' lead considering that the country is one of domestic workers' leading countries of origin.
C189 provides the framework and governing rules for the recognition of domestic work as work and equal rights for all domestic workers in the world. It is the first international treaty that recognizes the need to protect the human and labor rights of ALL domestic workers. Now that domestic workers have a convention, the challenge is to translate its contents into reality. The Convention for Domestic Workers needs to be ratified by the member countries of the ILO in order for it to take effect and become binding.
One of the main outputs of the conference was a detailed Plan of Action varying across all participating countries. The proposed activities laid out by the conference participants revolve around these general actions:
This year`s Asia Regional Conference was organized by the International Domestic Workers Network (IDWN), Global Network - Asia, Migrant Forum in Asia (MFA), International Trade Union Confederation in the Asia and the Pacific (ITUC-AP) and the Technical Working Group (TWG) for Domestic Work in the Philippines in cooperation with the International Labour Organization (ILO).
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A survey of theoretical formulations and current research in the following topics relating to the individual in society, in groups, and to the reciprocal influence of group on individual and individual on group: social learning and socialization; social perception; interpersonal attraction; prejudice, discrimination, and stereotyping; aggression and antisocial behavior; conformity, compliance and obedience; leadership and group behavior; and environmental psychology. (See SO 336.)
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Nutritional Facts 1 cup (prepared with reduced-sodium broth) equals 232 calories, 13 g fat (9 g saturated fat), 47 mg cholesterol, 578 mg sodium, 15 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 15 g protein.
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Of emails sent by corporate workers, about 15 percent — or nearly one in seven — contain gossip.
The trend spans all ranks of organizations, with the lowest level employees playing a major part in circulating it. Employees are most likely to send gossip to their peers, and emailed gossip is 2.7 times more negative than positive.
The findings were released this summer by the Georgia Institute of Technology, where researchers in the school of interactive computing studied 517,431 emails of Enron, made available following the energy trading company's 2001 bankruptcy.
They found 14.7 percent contain gossip, or mention of third parties who weren't sent or copied on the emails.
Doctoral student Tanushree Mitra said she and assistant professor Eric Gilbert used a computer program to spot positive or negative words in the emails. "Bankruptcy" would be an example of a negative, she said, and "great" or "glad," examples of a positive.
Mitra defended gossip, regardless of its classification, as an important exchange of social information.
Significant research has found it can promote group cooperation and may prevent others from being anti-social, she said.
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I was very surprised to have enjoyed this book as much as I did. Very entertaining. The writer has a definite style which is engaging. The few days I was listening to this I went around asking others if they believed in vamps (half jokingly). Parts of this novel were VERY real. He got his facts correct and melded them well with the vampire world. The only reservation I had was half way through the book tended to drag with not enough action. S. G-S's Pride and...Zombies had MUCH more action. Reader, very good.
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As perfect as a novel can get. Very short...but fervid with the hard questions we sometimes don't think of asking ourselves. "Why am I on this earth?" "What led me to this point?" Very modern in construction but a period piece. The most memorable characters in literature. The reader...not great. I LOVE Sam Waterston but his reading is very quiet, very breathy and emphysemaed. Perhaps previous he was kicked in the chest by a mule?
Book: A Reader: C-
"Loving Portrait of a Woman Who Partied"
This book was outstanding. I knew very little about Emma's life...but after listening I felt like a guest at one of her fetes. The only negative element (if any) could have been the biographer's gushing of her subject. It NEVER, however, got to the point of cloying. The reader was sumptuous in her deliver. Pitch perfect. This book made me want to listen to other books about Nelson and their friends and the way they lived their lives. Think Marie-Antoinette with less money and Emma got to keep her head!
"American Perfection"
This book is my favorite book of all time. I consider it the perfect American novel. With that said, this performance/reading of GWTW is flawless. Linda Stephens doesn't try to recreate the characters...but puts you in mind of faces you grew to know from the film version. Her pacing, infection and care are all brilliant. The novel contains MUCH more information and characters from the Civil War that was depicted in film version. I read this book ever summer as I do War and Peace every winter. Thank you audible for finally making this great novel available. This book should be listened to by all. Complete and utter immersion.


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The ideas for city planning set forth at the Salon d'Automne, an annual semi-official exhibition, were taken up again and developed in 1925 at the Exposition des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, in a pavilion that was to be a "manifesto of the esprit nouveau." In this little duplex-flat, the interior walls violently coloured under the influence of the painter Fernand Léger, Le Corbusier exhibited his first collection of industrially produced furniture.
During these years, in fact, Le Corbusier's social ideals were realized on two occasions. One of these was in 1925–26 when, thanks to the financial support of an industrialist, he built at Pessac, near Bordeaux, a workers' city of 40 houses in the style of the Citrohan House; the scorn for local tradition and the unconventional use of colour provoked hostility on the part of municipal authorities, who refused to provide a public water supply. Pessac was thus deprived of inhabitants for six years, and Le Corbusier did not forget this affront. In 1927 the architect participated in the international exposition of the Deutscher Werkbund, an association of various groups concerned with producing functional objects of high aesthetic value. For this exposition Le Corbusier constructed two houses in the experimental residential quarter of Weissenhof at Stuttgart.
Although Le Corbusier was from the beginning most interested in building for large numbers of people, during the prewar period he built primarily for privileged individuals who commissioned individual houses. They were functional in design and ascetic in appearance, incorporating rigorous geometric forms and bare facades. The first was for Ozenfant in 1922, followed by, among others: the house of the Swiss collector Raoul La Roche (1923), which later became the quarters of the Le Corbusier Foundation in Paris (1968); the villa (1927) of Michael Stein, a brother of the expatriate American writer and patron of Fauvism and Cubism Gertrude Stein; the Villa Savoye (1929–31), at Poissy, set in a lush, rural landscape on slender concrete pillars.
In 1927 Le Corbusier participated in the competition set by the League of Nations for the design of its new centre in Geneva. His project, with its wall of insulating and heating glass, is one of the finest examples of the architect's gift for functional analysis. For the first time anywhere, he proposed an office building for a political organization that was not a Neoclassical temple but corresponded in its structure and design to a strict analysis of function. This plan was to become the prototype of all future United Nations buildings. It probably would have shared a first prize but was eliminated on the grounds of not having been drawn up in India ink as the rules of the competition specified. After the disappointment of Pessac, this disqualification, which was almost certainly the result of a conspiracy on the part of conservative members of the jury, further embittered Le Corbusier in his attitude toward official architectural circles. The scandal accompanying the elimination of his design, however, gave him needed publicity by identifying him with modern avant-garde architecture. An immediate consequence of the Geneva affair was the creation, in La Sarraz, Switzerland, in 1928, of the International Congresses of Modern Architecture (CIAM), intended at first to defend the avant-garde architectural values defeated in Geneva. By 1930 the organization had become oriented toward city planning theory. Le Corbusier, as secretary of the French section, played an influential role in the five prewar congresses and especially in the fourth, which issued in 1933 a declaration that elaborated some of the basic principles of modern architecture.
The publicity from the Geneva competition also made possible for Le Corbusier a lecture tour in South America that was the source for his Précisions sur un état présent de l'architecture et de l'urbanisme (1930; "Reflections on the Present State of Architecture and Urbanism") and a trip to Moscow, where he was able to make contact with avant-garde constructivist architects and won the competition for the Centrosoyuz building (1929–35).
Le Corbusier constructed two other important buildings during this period, the Salvation Army Hostel in Paris, with its attempt at a "breathing" glass wall conceived as an unopenable glass surface equipped with an air conditioning system (a technological and financial failure), and the Swiss Dormitory at the Cité Universitaire in Paris (1931–32). In the latter structure he set the dormitory area apart from the common services areas located in a separate building. The two segments were connected by a stairway tower. Surfaces were left largely unfinished, and, for the first time, the massive pillars took on a sculptural value. At this point Le Corbusier's rational functionalism began to be balanced by a desire for expression.
The end of the 1930s saw such especially famous projects as the masterplans for Algiers (1938–42) and Buenos Aires (1938); the building for the Ministry of Education and Health in Rio de Janeiro (1936); and an infinitely expandable museum for Philippeville (1938), in French North Africa. There was also a trip to the United States (1935), where Le Corbusier was already famous.
Le Corbusier's diverse activities corresponded to a chosen life-style. He was not a teacher, like his colleague Walter Gropius, but the boss, who shut himself up alone in his office while his collaborators, who had come from all over the world and some of whom would later become famous, worked outside in the long hall that served as a studio. Le Corbusier came to his office only in the afternoons. His break with Ozenfant, in 1925, had not interrupted his painting career, and he usually spent his mornings painting at home. He was, by the mid-1930s, marked by the influence of Fernand Léger, who remained one of his few good friends.


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Greg on Jun 09 2009 | Filed under: My Top Ten Albums
I don't know if anyone remembers this album but it was and still is one of my all time favourites. It didn't shake the world but COLD FACT by RODRIGUEZ is an album full of great songs that came out of the early seventies and slowly grew.
It is one of those classic albums that a musician creates only once in his lifetime.
COLD FACT could be described as a protest album, putting the injustices and hypocrisy Rodriguez saw under the micro scope for the rest of us to see.
I find these songs interesting and unusual and beautiful.
Songs such as "Sugar Man" describe the local dealer with all sorts of dreams to offer but as we know dreams have no substance without the person living them.
"I Wonder" a song about wondering about the world and the people in it and I love the heavy riff that weaves its way through "Only Good For Conversation".
I had the pleasure of going to see Rodriguez when he toured Australia in the early eighties, a concert of the man and his guitar that kept the audience mesmerized for the two hours he played.
This is an album of songs that will stand the test of time and still be played when my grandchildren are my age. It's interesting that such a great album was disregarded when it was first released to the world and took a little while for the world to recognise what a great album it really is.
1. "Sugar Man"
2. "Only Good For Conversation"
3. "Crucify Your Mind"
4. "This Is Not a Song, It's an Outburst: Or, The Establishment Blues"
5. "Hate Street Dialogue"
6. "Forget It"
7. "Inner City Blues"
8. "I Wonder"
9. "Like Janis"
10. "Gomorrah (A Nursery Rhyme)"
11. "Rich Folks Hoax"
12. "Jane S. Piddy"
Rodrigues was actually born Sixto Diaz Rodriguez (also known as Rodriguez or as Jesus Rodriguez) and is an American folk musician, born in Detroit, Michigan on July 10, 1942.
He was named 'Sixto' (pronounced sees-to) because he was the sixth child in his family. Rodriguez's parents were middle-class immigrants from Mexico, who left in the 1920s.
In most of his songs he takes a political stance on the cruelties facing the inner city poor.
In 1967 (under the name Rod Riguez) he released the single "I'll Slip Away" through the small label 'Impact'. He didn't produce anything for another three years until he was signed to Sussex Records; an offshoot of the Buddah label.
It was after the move to Sussex that he changed his professional name to just Rodriguez. Rodriguez recorded two albums with Sussex—Cold Fact in 1970, and Coming from Reality in 1971. But after mixed reviews and low album sales he was later dropped from the label, which later folded in 1975.
After the failing to make an impact in America, he gave up his career as a musician. However, although he was relatively unknown in his home country by the mid 70s, his albums were starting to gain airplay in countries like South Africa, Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), New Zealand and Australia.
After imported copies of his Sussex albums ran dry, an Australian record label, Blue Goose Music, bought the Australian rights to his back catalogue in the mid 70s. The label released his two studio albums plus a compilation album At His Best (featuring unreleased recordings from 1976 "Can't Get Away", "I'll Slip Away" (a re-recording of his first single), and "Street Boy". Unbeknownst to Rodriguez, it went platinum in South Africa, where he achieved cult status.
With a new buzz around Rodriguez, in 1979 he toured Australia with the Mark Gillespie Band as support. Two shows from the tour were later released on the Australian only album Alive—the title being a play on the rumours caused by his public obscurity that Rodriguez had died years ago. After the '79 tour he returned to Australia for a final tour in 1981 with Midnight Oil before quietly slipping back into normal life.
In 1991 both his albums were released on CD in South Africa for the first time. His fame in South Africa was completely unknown to him, until 1998 when his eldest daughter found a website dedicated to him on the internet.
In 1998 he played his first South African Tour. A documentary about the tour Dead Men Don't Tour: Rodriguez in South Africa 1998 was later screened on SABC in 2001. Later he played in Sweden before returning to South Africa in 2001 and 2005.
In 2002 his signature song, "Sugar Man", was added to DJ David Holmes' mix album Come Get It I Got It, gaining Rodriguez airplay again on Australian radio station Triple J. In 2007 he returned to Australia in April, to play the East Coast Blues and Roots Festival,
as well as shows in Melbourne and Sydney. His song "Sugar Man" was in the 2006 film Candy, starring Heath Ledger. There has also been a film made about his life titled, Looking for Jesus. Rodriguez now continues to tour in various countries.
His album Coming from Reality is scheduled to be re-released by Light in the Attic Records in May 2009.
(my thanks to the wonderful resource Wikipedia for the information supplied)


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Does anybody know where I can download a large render, stock and C4D pack. ive tried searching isohunt but the ones there don't have any seeds
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I know where you could find Mr Stock on Monday - Friday at like 8:15 - 15:45. He's at my school. I don't know about evenings and weekends. Ms Taylor won't tell me where he lives, but I think he moved houses recently, 'cause I'm pretty sure one of his friends I follow on twitter said something about a housewarming party. He didn't even invite me. ¬_¬Posted 07-04-2012 at 03:36 PM by ruhena -
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The EU, in declining to impose net neutrality regulations, adds to the growing mountain of evidence that whatever political support may have existed in the past for net neutrality regulation -- has rapidly evaporated.
This important official International development comes on the heels of:
Simply, all of the official developments and evidence that matter since the FCC proposed to regulate the Internet as a telephone network last spring, have been in opposition to it. Given that the FCC is a creature of Congress, subject to the Constitution, the law, the Congress, the Courts, and the facts... the FCC should lift the cloud of uncertainty hanging over the broadband sector and officially withdraw its ill-advised proposal to impose Title II telephone regulation of the Internet. » |


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Reports on differing views in the United States Congress on how much President Bill Clinton's Medicare reform plan will cost and save. Views of Democrats on a large tax cut; Estimated Medicare spending increase between 2000 and 2009, according to the US Congressional Budget Office; Comments...
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Reports on the proposed medicare reform of President George W. Bush in the U.S. Inclusion of prescription drugs coverage to the Medicare system; Assessment of the healthcare service plans; Opposition of the Democrats and Republicans on the proposal.
- MSAs add up: Interest in new benefit on rise. Cleaver, Joanne // Crain's Chicago Business;2/26/96, Vol. 19 Issue 9, pSR4
Presents information on Medicare reform proposals which would grant tax-free status to cash distributions from medical savings accounts (MSAs). Comments from Thomas Kuhlman, a principal; Information on MSAs.
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Evaluates the feasibility of Medicare reform programs in the United States. Implication of the Medicare managed care expansion proposal; Public awareness on changes in Medicare programs; Skepticisms on the possibility of reforms.
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Opinion. Provides information on Medicare reform, publicizers and privatizers. Debate on Medicare reform; Motives and values of the privatizer and publicizer; Definitions of publicizer and privatizer.
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Opinion. Comments on policymakers' plan to reform Medicare. Cross-section of Americans that indicates their satisfaction with managed-care; Need to devise a point-of-service option.
- a line in the sand: the politics of Medicare reform. Scott, Jeanne Schulte // hfm (Healthcare Financial Management);Jun2003, Vol. 57 Issue 6, p24
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Associate Professor (PhD)
Department of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies in Education
Available for Graduate Advisement
Courses Taught
EDUC 5P30: Introduction to Studies In Teaching and Learning
EDUC 5P31: Sociological Foundations of Education
EDUC 5P35: Adult Teaching and Learning
EDUC 5P36: Critical Perspectives in Adult Learning
EDUC 5P40: Developing a Personal Philosophy of Educational Practice
EDUC 5P90: Research Proposal Tutorial
EDUC 5P93: Research Project
EDUC 5F95: Thesis Tutorial in Educational Studies
EDUC 5P98: Independent Study in Education
EDUC 5V96: Internship in Educational Issues
EDUC 7F40: Core Residency 1 (PhD Course)
Research Interests
Metaphysics of learning; Conceptual inquiry; Hermeneutics/deconstruction; Phenomenology of teaching; Existential post-modern interpretations of education
Chapters in Books
Educational research and teacher development: From ivory tower to tower of Babel. In Surgue, C. & C. Day (Eds.), Developing teachers and teaching practice. London: Falmer. With Kompf, M. (2002). Pp. 41-57. Primary author
Understanding postmodernity and its implications for adult educators. In Barer-Stein, T. & Kompf, M. (Eds.), The Craft of Teaching Adults, 3rd. Ed. New York: Irwin. (2001). Pp. 35-52. Single author.
Papers in Refereed Journal
Vitae Scholasticae. Fall/Spring. (2002). Zarathustra's pedagogy: Lessons for none and all. Single author. Pp. 1-12. Single author
Journal of Curriculum Theorizing. 13(4). (2000). Caring as a practice of disciplinary power. Pp. 55-67. Single author
Journal of the International Society for Teacher Education. 3(2). (1999). A critical look at metaphor in teacher education research. Pp. 9-16. Single author


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Sorry, Charlie
A disoriented Claire finds her way back to the survivors with no recollection of her kidnapping. Jack leads a team to capture Ethan. Charlie wants to help, but he's just not the Rambo type. So he's left behind. When they eventually do capture Ethan, everyone wants answers. But answers are something they will never receive. BANG! A gunshot rings out. Ethan has been shot dead. A vengeful Charlie has killed him.


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I went and rotated LinuxSecurity.com's Linux security quick reference card. I couldn't get it to print nicely when dumping the PostScript version directly to our printers. A simple `-90 rotate' and some tweaking of a `translate' command and everything was peachy-keen. It doesn't display right in gv, but that's not a big deal.
My job today is to set up all of the Novell print queues on one Linux box. Then, everybody can print with Unix lpr/lpd pointed at the Linux box. Saves me the trouble of setting up IPX on all of the client boxes, but that's just two lines in /etc/rc.d/rc.local anyway..
Well, it's the end of July. August cometh. The Minnesota State Fair will be starting soon. (It's the first or second biggest, IIRC. If it's second, it's probably only behind Texas or something. Not bad for a state of 5 million) That's cool. School will also be starting in about a month. That's not so cool. I also need to exercise and practice for Marching Band.
Stress is building. I wish I had a gf to help me relieve that, but maybe having a gf would just make life even more stressful...
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All star trade
If a player on the East is traded before the all star break that is on the all star team will they play for West East or neither?
There was some speculation about this situation with carmelo when he was on the trading block two years ago.
If a player gets traded, he is added as a 13th player to his new conference's team, coming off the bench (even if he was the leading vote-getter). The other conference adds a replacement, so the player's new conference has 13 andhis old conference has 12. Por ejemplo, if Lebron got traded to the Phoenix Suns, Lebron would be moved to coming off the bench for the West, who would have 13, and a replacement player would be added to the East and someone would take Lebron's place as starter.
Thanks so much!!
This happened before when Kidd was traded from the Nets to Mavs around the break. Not exactly sure if the trade was official yet but I think it was and he ended up starting for the East team while playing his next game with the Mavs.


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In situ–produced cosmogenic nuclides can provide chronologies of environmental change over the past few thousand to several millions of years and may be used to quantify a wide range of weathering and sediment transport processes. These nuclides are thus now used across a broad spectrum of earth science disciplines, including paleoclimatology, geomorphology, and active tectonics. This book is organized around sections that focus on specific aspects of the utilization of cosmogenic nuclides in earth sciences: (1) development of new methods for application of in situ–produced cosmogenic nuclides (burial dating methods, extending their utilization to carbonate-rich and mafic environments); (2) glacial geology (Laurentide Ice Sheet, northern Alps); (3) active tectonics, focusing on applications to constrain slip rates of active faults in Asia (Tibet and Mongolian Gobi-Altay); and (4) landscape development (quantifying sediment production or erosion rates and processes and application of exposure dating to landslides in Hong Kong).


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NSAC VS NewsOne
Many of my fellow "Mass Commers" can attest to the difficulty of the two classes I'm about to break down for you. Late nights freaking out about what Dr. Browning will say when she sees your news package that you made. Laying out on the Mac lab floor wondering what Lori Westermann will throw at you next when you present your "Big Idea."
Yeah, I'm talking about the National Student Advertising (NSAC) and News One classes. There are some of us that are fortunate enough, and by fortunate I mean we've lost years off of our life, to take both of these classes - some have even done them at the same time (you are crazy). I thought about it the other day and was wondering would I say that NSAC or News One is a more difficult class.
Let's start with News One:
- rotating position every week - you have to be on your A game for this
- managing class and getting those interviews are no piece of cake
- carrying around all that equipment - you become sore in places you didn't know existed
- live show - you might run through this one about eight, nine, twelve, twenty times
- postmortem - a place where you can either receive the highest of highs or where you will cry on the inside
- have a client, a challenge, and a budget - ready go
- high level of thinking - there aren't really any guidelines
- working with a team to create detailed, research based plans book pages
- late nights in a mac lab - didn't even know the building stayed open this late
- small group working together - dark secrets come out
- critique from lori - she'll either hate it or love it; hold your breathe
Both are challenging in different aspects. If you can manage to take one, you can handle the other. I personally would argue that NSAC is a rough and tough class compared to News One. What do you think?


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Darius is a cutie now with the makeover. the preview made it look like Michael is upset about still having so much weight to loose. I can not wait to see this weeks show.
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Fine arts news briefs Nov. 4
Call for entries: The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, 1700 NE 63, is seeking entries for its 52nd annual Western Heritage Awards to be held on April 20, 2013. The competition recognizes the best in Western literature, music, television and film. Artists can compete in 16 different categories in the Western genre. Entry deadlines are Nov. 30 for literary entries and Dec. 31 for entries in music, television and film. Winners will be honored at an April awards ceremony. For more information about guidelines, call 478-2250 or go to www.nationalcowboymuseum.org.
Annual auction planned: The Individual Artists of Oklahoma, 706 W Sheridan, will hold its annual Red Dot Art Auction from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday. The event features works by nearly 100 Oklahoma artists, all of which will be sale via silent auction. Proceeds benefit the gallery and organization. For more information, call 232-6060 or go to www.iaogallery.org.
Up close and personal: On view through Dec. 4 at Visions in the Paseo Art Gallery, 2924 Paseo, is "Color and Shape: Macro Photography by Michael Wyman." The Missouri artist shoots closeup images of flora and fauna. For more information, call 557-1229.
On view: Helen Boren is the featured artist for the Summer Wine Art Gallery's November exhibit. The Oklahoma native is known for her oils of Oklahoma and Southwest landscapes. Works that feature fall colors is the theme of the exhibit, which will continue through Nov. 30 at the gallery, 2928-B Paseo. Boren will present a demonstration from 1 to 4 p.m. Nov. 18. For more information, call 831-3279 or go to www.summerwinegallery.com.
Fall/winter exhibit: GUTHRIE — Kristen Vails is the featured artist in an upcoming exhibit at the Gallery Grazioso, 301 W Oklahoma. Titled "Bring Forth the Horse," the exhibit opens Saturday with a 6 to 9 p.m. reception and will remain on view through Jan. 10. Using the horse as a means for expression, Vails' work captures the spiritual aspects in nature that relate to the human condition. For more information, call 282-6467 or go to www.thegallerygrazioso.com.
Gift gallery opens: NORMAN — The Firehouse Art Center, 444 S Flood, will open its 41st annual "Holiday Gift Gallery" Friday. Featuring one-of-a-kind artisan creations, the gift gallery will be open through Dec. 22. Among the offerings are paintings, pottery, jewelry, blown glass and sculpture. Assorted Christmas ornaments are also available. For more information, call 329-4523 or go to www.normanfirehouse.com.
Artist lecture: NORMAN — Joseph Traugott, curator of 20th century art at the New Mexico Museum of Art, will present a free, public lecture at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, 555 Elm. Traugott's illustrated lecture is titled "It's About Time — to Rethink the Art of New Mexico." For more information, call 325-5939.
Student exhibit on view: STILLWATER — "Open Waters: Graphic Design Senior Portfolio Exhibition," an exhibit featuring works by Oklahoma State University seniors, will be on view Wednesday through Nov. 21 at the Gardiner Art Gallery, 108 Bartlett Center for the Visual Arts. An opening reception is planned from 2 to 4 p.m. Nov. 11. For more information, call (405) 744-4143 or go to http://museum.okstate.edu.
Celebrating Van Gogh: SHAWNEE — Steve Hicks, an Oklahoma Baptist University professor of art, has paid tribute to Vincent van Gogh with an exhibit inspired by the celebrated Dutch master's series of self-portraits. Among Hicks' images are "Day-Glo Van Gogh," "Arapaho Van Gogh" and "Bass Pro Van Gogh." The exhibit is on view through Monday.
Touring exhibit: WEWOKA — Opening Saturday at the Seminole Nation Museum, 524 S Wewoka, is "The Combat Paper Project," an international traveling art exhibition created by combat veterans and citizens, primarily those associated with the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The exhibit will remain on view through Jan. 30. Also planned is a lecture focusing on the history of "Arts, Military and Healing" at 11 a.m. Nov. 12. A "Combat Paper Art Workshop" is scheduled Nov. 12 and 13. The lecture and workshop will be held at Seminole State College, 2701 Boren Blvd. in Seminole. For more information, call (405) 382-9218, (405) 257-5580 or go to www.combatpaper.org.
Concert series continues: The Kemp Concert Series at Oklahoma City's First Presbyterian Church, 1001 NW 25, continues with a 4 p.m. concert Nov. 11 featuring the Tulsa Oratorio Chorus and the Tulsa Children's Chorus. The program will feature John Rutter's "Mass for the Children" and Ralph Vaughan Williams' "Hodie." Tim Sharp will conduct. For more information, call 525-6584 or go to www.fpcokc.org/kemp-concert-series.
Arts at Messiah: The Oklahoma Choral Artists will present a free "Brahms & Broadway" concert at 4 p.m. Nov. 11 at Messiah Lutheran Church, 3600 Northwest Expressway. Conducted by John Blackwell, the concert will feature Brahms' second set of "Liebeslieder Waltzes" and the "Zigeunerlieder." Also programmed are selections from Lerner and Loewe's "My Fair Lady." For more information, call 751-1392.
Faculty ensemble in concert: EDMOND — The University of Central Oklahoma's Faculty String Quartet will perform with guest pianist Ryan Malone at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the UCO Jazz Lab, 100 E Fifth. For more information, call 974-5004 or go to www.uco.edu/cfad/events
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Northampton Co - I-78 Improvements at Delaware River Bridge
The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission announced that construction activities will begin the week of September 10, 2012, on a paving and improvement project along the agency's 2.25-mile segment of I-78 in Pennsylvania.
The project's primary focus will be the portion of I-78 between the Morgan Hill Road interchange and the I-78 Toll Bridge. It will be the first major refurbishing of this I-78 segment since it first opened to traffic in November 1989.
"This is one of the busiest truck corridors in the United States and this work will build upon the investments the agency made in rehabilitating the Commission's I-78 New Jersey segment three years ago and implementing Express E-ZPass at the I-78 toll plaza two years ago," said Acting Executive Director Frank J. Tolotta. "It's our goal to carry out this project while keeping commuter traffic and commercial shipments moving as much as possible."
To carry out the project's various construction elements, a series of lane closures and traffic shifts will be utilized. These primarily will involve single-lane closures during daytime hours with an additional travel lane being closed during overnight periods when traffic volumes are lowest. The project staging is to be carried out in a manner that will enable a minimum of two traffic lanes to be operational in each direction during peak travel periods.
The first lane restrictions are expected to go into effect toward the end of the week of September 10 in both the westbound direction (beginning in the vicinity of the I-78 Toll Bridge) and the eastbound direction (beginning in the vicinity of the Morgan Hill Road interchange).
The planned lane closures are subject to change due to weather or other unanticipated construction, emergency or traffic-related considerations. A 45-mph speed limit will be in effect in the project area. Motorists are encouraged to reduce their speeds and use caution when travelling through an active work zone.
The first project work element will be stabilization of the various concrete slabs that make up the road surface in this I-78 highway segment. This work will involve drilling through the concrete slabs and the road's sub-base, enabling injection of a dual-component grout that will fill voids below the road surface and level out the slabs. The slab stabilization work is a precursor to road surface repaving that will occur later on in the project.
Entitled the I-78 Toll Bridge PA Approach Paving Improvements Project, the undertaking is expected to include the following significant work elements:
• Rehabilitation and repaving of existing concrete pavements in both the eastbound and
westbound directions along the Commission's Pennsylvania segment of I-78;
• Paving and miscellaneous improvements to the parking facilities for the Pennsylvania
Welcome Center and the Commission's I-78 maintenance facility that is adjacent to the
agency's westbound toll plaza in Williams Township, PA;
• Improvements to bridge decks, joints and approach slabs, including the main river I-78
Toll Bridge - which consists of two separate parallel structures -- and 11 secondary
bridge structures (overpasses and underpasses) east and west along I-78; and
• Construction of a rock-anchoring system and concrete retaining wall to mitigate a rockslide
problem along I-78 eastbound in Pennsylvania.
The program cost for the project is estimated to be $17.5 million, a figure that includes concept studies, design work, construction labor, materials, engineering oversights, and all other projectrelated costs. The project is part of the Commission's capital improvement program, which is ultimately financed through the tolls collected at the agency's toll bridges.
Construction work is expected to continue uninterrupted over the next eight months with the project scheduled to reach substantial completion on May 15 and total project completion a little more than a month later.
A major timing objective is to complete all construction-related traffic impacts on the I-78 project before any travel restrictions might take effect on a rehabilitation project the Commission is planning to initiate later in 2013 at the Easton-Phillipsburg (Route 22) Toll Bridge. The Commission's goal is to prevent a regional-traffic-gridlock situation by coordinating when these
two projects will begin and end.
The I-78 project will add to a series of investments the Commission has made to its I-78 facilities in Pennsylvania and New Jersey over the past five years. In 2009, the Commission completed a $49.2 million rehabilitation of its 4.2-mile New Jersey I-78 roadway segment, which stretches east of the I-78 Toll Bridge to the Still Valley Interchange (Exit 3) in New Jersey. In May 2010, the Commission completed another significant project at I-78 – the installation of two Express EZPass/Open Road Tolling lanes that enable E-ZPass-equipped motorists to pay tolls at highway speeds. The open-road-tolling project represented a $10.25 million infrastructure investment at I-78, and has helped to reduce traffic congestion incidents at the toll bridge and plaza. Because the Commission receives no federal or state support, all of these projects are paid for solely through the use of revenues collected at the Commission's seven toll bridges.
The Commission's investments in I-78 are enormously important to the regional economy because I-78 is one of the most heavily travelled truck corridors in the United States. In 2011 more than 2.4 million westbound trucks passed across the I-78 Toll Bridge, many originating at the New York-North Jersey ports region, to take cargo to warehouses in the Lehigh Valley, Harrisburg and York, PA and elsewhere. Overall, the Commission's I-78 segment carried a daily average of 60,100 vehicles a day in 2011.
More information regarding the project may be found in a dedicated web page that has been established in the "Commission Projects" section of the agency's website – www.drjtbc.org. The Commission has created a simplified URL address – www.drjtbc.org/I-78 -- to help interested parties access the project webpage.
About the Commission
The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission was formed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the State of New Jersey in 1934. It operates seven toll bridges and 13 tollsupported bridges, two of which are pedestrian-only spans. The Commission is a self-supporting public-service agency that receives neither federal nor state tax dollars to finance its projects or operations. Funding for the operations, maintenance and upkeep of its bridges and related transportation facilities is solely derived from revenues collected at its toll bridges. The Commission's jurisdiction extends along the Delaware River from the Philadelphia-Bucks County line north to the New Jersey/New York border. The bridges carried more than 137.4 million cars and trucks in 2011. For more information about the Commission and its various initiatives to deliver safer and more convenient travel for its customers, please see: www.drjtbc.org.


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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. One that dashes, especially the plunger of an ice-cream freezer.
- n. Sports The ledge along the top of the boards of an ice rink.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who or that which dashes or agitates, as the float of a paddle-wheel, the plunger of a churn, and the like.
- n. A dash-board.
- n. One who makes an ostentatious parade; a bold, showy, ostentatious man or woman.
- n. That which dashes or agitates.
- n. US A dashboard or splashboard.
- n. archaic One who makes an ostentatious parade.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. That which dashes or agitates.
- n. United States A dashboard or splashboard.
- n. Low One who makes an ostentatious parade.
"A dasher is a teacher who gives lectures at a university and gives private lessons and teaches at school, all at the same time."
"For the coach we (three passengers) were in, was built like an omnibus-sleigh on wheels, with a high seat and "dasher" in front, so that we could not see what it was that drew our ark, and therefore I climbed up in the driver's perch to overlook our motors."
"I transferred the ice cream to another container, I spooned gobs of ice cream off the dasher down my throat until it went past numb and into sharp ache."
"And, if I may say so, you look quite a dasher too."
"That's the Federaction Internacional de Futbol Rapido, not Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act. "Futbol rapido" is another name for soccer played with hockey-style dasher boards, reflecting the fact that it's not always played indoors."
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"Its related Camp Laurel in Readfield, Maine, maintains fleets of sailboats and ski boats and has a brand new outdoor roller hockey arena, outfitted with NHL-quality dasher boards brought in from Minnesota."
"Within minutes, though, we had collected an allotment of high-value supplies, including natural cold medication (with cardamom), decorative felt banners declaring the Krishna mantra, and a handwoven rug for my mother, available from a haber-dasher named Dinish, who gave us a good discount on account of my uncle."
The Washington Post: A World Apart: My uncle is a Hare Krishna spiritual master
"And from Gary Disch of Ottawa, Ontario: what's the difference between a dasher and a haberdasher?"
"And that's clever - and to tie in dasher and haberdasher, that's beautiful."
"I heard slap shots echoing off the dasher boards inside the old rink."
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Layla SHARPE Congrations on achieving a 1st in MATHS. Love Nan and Grandad xx
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Chloe STEPHENS Well done Psychology Degree. So proud! Mum, Rob, Jod, Nan and Grandad


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Clippings, news releases, flyers, newsletters, event calenders, articles, correspondence, photographs, negatives, organizational lists, meeting minutes, reports, and other material documenting the activity of the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee (CSLDC), 1970-1985. The Committee organized the first gay pride events in New York in 1970 to commemorate the Stonewall Riots of 1969. Many photographs of the pride parade may be found in folders dated 1971-1973.
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Amber updates Jessica on her relationship with Clinton and describes her time spent in jail. Episode airs next Tuesday at 10/9c.
i feel so bad for maci she was really stressing out
Wow, Ashlee after reading some of your comments, I just relized you must be perfect right?!
Wow, some people who post there comments on here need to relize that there are some things u just shouldnt say on the computer to make public!! Its one thing to talk to your friends or whoever about the show, but you have to understand that the people on this show are real people too and they have feelings just like the rest of us. I know what your thinking well there the ones who decided to be on the show and let everyone see them living there life. I get that but come on you cant say that if mtv came to you and asked you to be on tv that you wouldnt do it right? All im saying is that theses are real people and when you start saying things about peoples looks and the other crap that doesnt even pertain to the show well.... maybe you need to take a real close look at yourself inside and out before you make another comment!!!
AMBER, you are disturbing. STOP DATING, STOP FEEDING LEAH MCDONALDS AND BREAK THE CYCLE OF CHILD OBESITY, START ACTING LIKE A MOM AND MAKE CHOICES LIKE ADULT.
I know! It's kind of funny, but sad that Amber can buy her lazy a** things all the time, but can't even support Leah :( I have no clue how she still has custody. ARE THEY OUT OF THEIR MINDS! "No Leah you can't eat today.... mommy has 2 buy new clothes, fake nails, nasty looking fake eyelashes n 100 lb. cover up to cover my crack sores"! Amber makes me sick!
Farrar is the most ungrateful spoiled person I have ever seen, Macy is awesome but have no clue why she is with Kyle (hes so freaken ugly n ugh did u see how he eats lol), Still don't understand why Catelynn n her bf are still on here (they don't even make an effort 2 see their kid, they just brag that they had a kid so young 4 attention) and last but not least AMBER! OMG does she think shes a piggy version of Paris Hilton????? Loose the nasty looking fake eyelashes/nails, get a job, try not 2 look so cracked out looking (yur not hot), stop pretending 2 be a good mom 4 the cameras and is it just me or does she act like shes in a soap opera? They way she talks and acts is so cheesy n fake. Shes actually really creepy 2! Man her poor daughter......she's going 2 have issues with herself (her whole life), unless she doesn't have 2 grow up around her wacko/creepy/disturbed/fake and lazy mom :( POOR LEAH :(
And nasty looking fake eye lashes lol! Why does she look so cracked out too?
Totally agree!
why is farrah so mean to her parents? and why does she call her father by his given name?
Not to mention Macy doesnt work, AMber doesnt work, so at least Catlynn and Tyler work. Macy and Farrah are spoiled if ask me. Amber is just lazy. Im ready to see how the girls on Teen Mom 2 and see if they've actually had to struggle a bit more then these girls. Wish I could just go fly anywhere at any given time or get a boob job out of nowwhere like Farrah, that'd be really nice. Ok ill quit bishin and I will continue to watch but I hope girls out there that are not pregnant and young don't start thinking that Life is walk in the park when you get preggo young.
These girls got paid to put their lives out in public just b/c they got knocked up at 16. I like the show but now its like really eating away at me. I didnt have my kids young, I was 22 for the 1st and Ive had 3. Been married over 7yrs now. We struggle to make our rent, truck payment, food, clothing and what ever our children need. These girls have nice cars, housing, clothes, nails always done, hair always done and its kinda aggrevating. They no longer show their struggles of being a teen mom at first they did while they were preggo but now they dont. It just irritates me. But Im so glad that ALL the Moms are taking care of their children aside from Catlynn, and their all taking care of their lives.
teen mom has truly reached the point of being unrealistic. Amber doesn't even have a job (Besides Teen Mom) and look at her nice place, new clothes, manicure, etc. I just don't get how MTV can think this is "reality". No way. MTV should have made them put their paychecks in trust funds for their babies or at least until filming was over. Their lifestyles are just getting ridiculous!
ambers make-up is way too heavy with those horrible nails
well theyve moved up huge plasm tv paying for rent in to different homes (amber/gary) no mattress on the floor anymore, tyler/catynn 2 cars now before never seen catynn drive only thing Y an mobile home even macy was driving an different car not that she didnt have a nice charger already
I don't condone their pregnancy, But i do feel that they are real moms. And the reason why they make more money then half of us is b/c their lives are on blast.... constantly. I wouldn't want the nice cars and houses for the price of my life being on blast. To each their own.
then watch season one and the first half of season 2.
I cant believe this, these girls have no idea what being a real teen mom is like. How about this, take away there new cars, blackberries and nice apartments that are 1000 a month. And see what its really like. These girls dont work at all and make more than half of us out there. All because they got pregnant at 16!! What a reward!!