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December 17: Dispatch reported a non-blocking, non-injury vehicle collision on the southbound freeway off ramp, just south of Peace Arch customs. A driver exiting the freeway saw the green light at the bottom of the ramp but underestimated how long it would take the car ahead of her to start moving on the snow covered road. The rear-ending driver received a traffic citation for her impatience.
December 17: While patrolling in a snowstorm, police observed a snowboarder tailgating a vehicle down D Street. Closer inspection revealed the snowboarder had a strong grip, and the vehicle had a rope tied to its back bumper. Officers contacted the duo and ensured the driver had a firm grasp of the dangers and legal consequences of his activity. The rope was removed and the snowboarder got a ride home, this time in the inside of the car.
December 17: While on patrol an officer observed a driver with a suspended license motoring westbound on H Street. Upon contact, the driver was also not able to provide proof of insurance. The 24-year-old Blaine man received a criminal citation and mandatory court appearance date. The vehicle was released to passenger with a valid license.
December 17: Two occupied vehicles were contacted late at night in a snowy, icy parking area near Blaine Marina. The drivers received a detailed analysis of the difference between honing winter driving skills and the commission of reckless driving. No certificates or citations were awarded, and the driving school was closed.
December 18: Police were dispatched to the 1900 block of Peace Portal after a vehicle crashed into the roadway's westside ditch. The wreck occurred when the driver tried to pass another car at a speed too fast for the conditions. The uninjured motorist received a verbal warning for Passing in a No Passing Zone, because the lane markings were covered by ice and snow. Officers found that he had purchased the vehicle in October in Oregon, but had not transferred the title and registration to his name, and was not able to provide proof of insurance. He received traffic citations, a mandatory court date and a towing bill.
December 18: Agents at the Peace Arch Port of Entry called Blaine police when a possibly intoxicated driver arrived at customs. Officers responded and determined that the person was not affected by alcohol. The motorist did, however, receive a traffic citation for Driving with an Open Alcohol Container in his vehicle. The open container of alcohol was disposed of by the driver, and he was released back to the care of the customs officers who were inspecting him for admission to the U.S.
December 19: Police responded to a grocery store when the manager discovered a fake U.S. $20 note in the day's receipts. An officer confirmed that the bill was counterfeit and impounded it for transfer to the U.S. Secret Service. The identity of the patron who produced and passed the paper is unknown.
December 20: A parent called to report his son as a runaway. The 17-year-old teen had been gone for two days and could be staying with friends in the area. The report was entered into law enforcement databases by USBP dispatch, and officers contacted several people in an attempt to find the young man.
December 21: A passersby flagged down an officer and turned in a camera case containing an SD card with photos. The owner could not be identified and the case and SD card were placed into impounded property in hopes the owner will report it missing.
December 21: Dispatch advised that a person with dementia was unaccounted for, and could be out in the inclement weather in a wheel chair. Officers arrived, checked the area and found no wheel chair tracks in the deep snow. Just a few minutes later the person's caretakers notified police that the person had been found unharmed in a vacant room.
December 22: A resident called to report that her garage had been broken into. An officer investigated and found that a window had been entered by pushing aside the board which covered it. The thief stole an old car tire inner tube, and left behind a glove. Police nailed the board back in place, and are looking for a one-gloved-inner tube-riding snow sledder.
December 22: Blaine Police were dispatched to the Peace Arch POE for a man who was found in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia when attempting to enter the U.S. An officer investigated and arrested the 27-year-old B.C. resident. He was booked into Whatcom County Jail and his car was impounded.
December 23: A man called to complain that a neighbor's dog had been barking since 6 a.m. This is the second nearby resident to call about the problem. An officer responded and observed the dog barking at will for 15 minutes at nothing in particular. No one was home at the animal's house. Police located the property owner, who explained he was dog sitting for a friend. He was advised citations would follow unless he found a way to calm the critter.
December 23: A resident on 10th Street returned home late in the afternoon to find her kitchen door kicked in. Officers responded with patrol canine Yoschi and found that the burglar had departed. Some personal effects were stolen from the residence. Police are following up on information from neighbors and evidence at the scene.
December 23: Police responded to a business parking lot where a passerby reported that the occupant of a car might be engaging in a lewd act. Officers contacted the witness: his information lacked intimacy, but he had an insistent impression of impropriety. Meanwhile the suspect insisted his seat was reclined for rest, not recreation. Seeing no firm evidence, police closed the case.
December 24: An officer discovered an abandoned unoccupied vehicle parked in the roadway in the 9700 block of Allen Street. A canvass of the neighborhood failed to locate the registered owner. The vehicle was impeding the safe flow of other motorists and a tow truck was called. Upon the tow truck's arrival, the owner mysteriously appeared and moved the vehicle from the roadway. The male driver was admonished for his unsafe actions.
December 26: During a snow storm, a police employee was struck in the mouth by an man with a snow tire chain in the 300 block of H Street. The resulting bleeding was controlled by the victim, and the blood on the suspect's hand was matched with the wound on the victims' mouth. Evidence indicates the suspect's frozen fist slipped from the snow chain while it was being tightened to the victim's patrol car tire. The fact that the suspect's frozen fist belonged to the same body as the victim's lacerated lip lends credence to possibility this was not an intentional assault, so an accident report was completed.
December 26: Officers were dispatched to a report from Customs that a person at the Peace Arch Port was driving with a suspended operator's license. Officers contacted the man, confirmed his driving status was suspended, and found that the 19 year old Seattle man was also in possession of alcohol. He was cited for both offenses and released with a court date.
December 26: Police responded to a report of a late evening report of a possible burglary in progress at an old vacant residence in the Salishan neighborhood Officers found two dark clothed suspects using flashlights to peer into the homes windows. They sheepishly said they lived nearby, and were checking out the house in hopes of hunting ghosts. The spooky structure was secure, and the suspects seemed sufficiently shocked by the sudden sight of several officers. The pair promised to pursue permission prior to pestering poltergeist.
December 26: Officers responded to a report of malicious mischief and simple assault in the 1600 block of Runge Ave. Two drunk men had arrived at an acquaintance's home late at night. When told to leave, one of the pair struck the resident in the head, and then broke out the front glass window as they were leaving. The suspects fled in a vehicle before officers arrival. An investigation was completed and the suspects are identified. Warrants are being sought for the pair.
December 27: Officers responded to a disturbance in the 1600 block of Runge. A resident reported that there were several young people outside causing a loud disturbance, and they appeared to have been drinking. Officers contacted several subjects standing by a vehicle on the street and determined that one of them was 18 years of age and intoxicated. He was arrested, processed and released with a mandatory court date.
December 27: While officers were investigating a disturbance call on Runge Avenue they discovered that an intoxicated teenager there was wanted on a felony warrant from Whatcom County Sheriff's Department for Failure to Appear on drug possession charges. He was arrested on the warrant and transported to jail.
December 28: A person at home on 5th Street reported that their adult son had just attacked his step-father. Officers arrived, investigated, and determined that sufficient evidence existed to arrest the son for Domestic Violence Related misdemeanor Assault. The 30 year old was booked in to the Whatcom County Jail.
December 29: An on-site manager for the International Shopping Mall on H Street complained when a vandal dumped bags of garbage into their parking lot. Amongst the load of dirty diapers officers found evidence of the identity of the rightful owner of the mess. Their inappropriate choice of landfill sites will result in their next deposit being made to the Court for a littering violation.

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Subcommittee 1 - Current General Education committee: Current Data, Practices and Expertise
Subcommittee #1 is the current standing subcommittee of the University Senate, responsible for oversight of the General Education program. Population rules are articulated in the Faculty Handbook.
- Terms Expiring in April 2014
- Mat Timm*, LAS MTH (nominated by Dean Etaugh) BR 464, x2508
- David Zietlow, EGT ME (nominated by Dean Johnson) JOB 314, x2710
- Dean Cantu, EHS ETE (nominated by Provost) WES 215, x3190
- Tim Koeltzow**, LAS PSY (nom. by Provost) BR 82, x2590
- Dean Campbell***, LAS CHM (nom. by Dean Robertson), OH 211, x3029
- Terms Expiring in April 2015
- Peter Dusenbery, LAS ENG (nominated by Dean Etaugh) BR 375, x2465
- Todd Kelly, CFA MUS (nominated by Dean Huberman) CON 306, x2597
- Jason Zaborowski****, LAS RLS (nominated by Provost) BR 283, x2444
- Terms Expiring in April 2016
- Peter Olson, EHS ETE (nominated by Dean Sattler) WES 232, x3693
- Charles West, BUS ETL (nominated by Dean Radson) BAK 324, x2285
- Dawn Hall, EHS, PT (nominated by Provost) OH 344, x3203
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- Kelly McConnaughay, Chairperson, BR 226, x2383
* on sabbatical Spring 2014
** sabbatical replacement for JZ
*** sabbatical replacement for MT
**** on sabbatical for 2013-14 year
Along with the charge outlined in the University Senate Handbook, Subcommittee 1 will focus on the following tasks relating to this project:
- Develop assessment plan in collaboration with University-wide Assessment Team and Subcommittees 3 and obtain feedback as needed
- Obtain feedback on assessment plan from faculty and units involved in general education
- Work with accredited programs to ensure articulation with assessments required for accreditations
- Support the value of general education through marketing and communication goals and messages
- Support C&R proposal development and approval process
- Respond to draft program templates, other recommendations and documents, and requests from the Steering Committee
The function of the General Education Committee shall be:
- To evaluate course proposals according to the current General Education guidelines and forward recommendations to the Committee on Curriculum and Regulations;
- To establish policies for transfer credit of general education coursework;
- To facilitate ongoing assessment of general education in collaboration with the appropriate departments or divisions;
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On October 31, an unresponsive Blaine infant was admitted to PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center in Bellingham with head and brain injuries. The child's father, Melvin C. Johnson, 31, was arrested under investigation of assaulting the boy.
Examinations by medical staff at the hospital revealed that in addition to his extensive injuries, the four-month-old child had also suffered previous injuries, including fractured bones and head trauma. As an investigation into the cause of these injuries got underway, the child was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where he remained in critical condition as of Wednesday, November 7.
The infant's father admitted to police that he had thrown the child to the ground. He has been booked into Whatcom County Jail on one charge of assault of a minor in the first degree. Johnson's bail has been set at $250,000 and he will remain in custody until his arraignment on November 16. Investigation continues with the assistance of DSHS, Seattle Police, Bellingham Police and the Whatcom County Prosecutor's Office.


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The iPad is now being used to save lives on Captiva.
Captiva Island firefighters are using a special app to fire patient records during emergencies. They include a summary, the spelling of their medications – plus doses, and medical history.
It cuts down the time to handwrite a report from an hour to 10-20 minutes and improves accuracy.
Firefighters say this is critical since the closest hospital for transports is Health Park in Fort Myers.
Now patient reports can then be printed from the truck or sent straight to the doctors.
"We're able to transport the data to the hospital so the hospital knows exactly what's going on with the patient, what's been done, time-stamped and everything before the patient even gets there," says Lt. Bart Lally.
It costs $12,000 for the iPads and their equipment. The cost fits into the department's budget. Captiva firefighters are the first ones on the East Coast to use this technology.
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Dancing Moose Mission Statement
Dancing Moose Montessori School is focused on the unique learning style of each individual child. Curriculum is designed for student choice in a setting that is prepared to engage children in the discovery of knowledge that is connected to their experience.
Teachers guide students and facilitate this discovery process to develop brain functions that foster analytical skills and support innovative leadership. Joy pervades the learning experience as children's intrinsic desire to learn is promoted in every aspect of their daily activities.
Identifying Best Practices: What You See is What You Get
Montessori classrooms are different. They look different from other classrooms. The curriculum is different from other curricula. The teachers are different from other teachers. With all the ways in which Montessori programs differ from traditional schools, how can they still reflect contemporary understanding of "best practices" for education? If they did, wouldn't they look more the same?
Not necessarily. Our current understanding of best practice includes in it wide variations to serve the developmental needs of individual children, particularly in early childhood programs. The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) contends that quality care for young children must be age-appropriate, culturally appropriate, and individually appropriate. Further, NAEYC offers guidelines in five primary areas for assessing the activities that should be available for children in high quality educational settings: gross-motor, fine-motor, language, cognitive, and social development. Understanding how these standards are met and exceeded in Montessori classrooms can help parents to better understand their own children's experiences.
Best Practice Allows for Gross Motor Development
NAEYC asserts that, in order to assure the proper development of children's gross-motor skills, certain types of experiences must be available for each child. First, the child must be permitted physical activity throughout the day. In Montessori classrooms, that translates to free movement throughout the room. You may see children sitting at tables, lying on the floor, or climbing to a loft. You may see children carrying heavy trays, moving furniture, or handling cumbersome equipment. Consider the tiny 4-year-old who so diligently carries a basin of water to the sink. The gross-motor coordination that is required for daily activities is pervasive in Montessori classrooms, instead of being limited to the playground.
The Montessori Method values children's freedom of movement as a necessary precursor to their intellectual development. Children aren't limited to a few tables or chairs or asked to remain still for long periods of time. Children's natural impulse to move and explore is respected as an inherent indicator of their curiosity and their developing self-control.
Likewise, NAEYC standards recommend that children be free to move, explore and act upon objects in their environment. Montessori is clearly a hands-on curriculum! The Montessori materials invite children's exploration and experimentation Montessorians believe that children far beyond the preschool years must be able to experience concepts concretely before they understand those concepts abstractly. Think about the Binomial Cube: This seemingly difficult concept is offered as a puzzle to young children, then named as an equation for older children, and finally understood as an abstract algebraic concept. The gross-motor activities of the Montessori classroom are designed to develop the confidence and competence upon which children's further learning will be established. It's far more than just moving around the classroom.
Best Practice Allows for Fine Motor Development
NAEYC requires that activities with corresponding tools be provided for children to develop fine-motor skills. Montessori classrooms offer many of the same tools as do traditional schools: crayons, pencils, scissors, and paints. But Montessori classrooms bring that development further by increasing the range and variety of fine-motor activities, often using tools that surprise parents with their complexity. Consider Practical Life, in which children's fine-motor skills are systematically supported through the careful sequencing of activities. Pouring large beans, then smaller ones, then sand or salt requires an increasing aptitude and developing fine-motor skills. Using a screwdriver or peeling a carrot supports muscular development in practical, applicable skills. Sensorial materials provide small knobs, tiny pieces, and figures of various shapes and sizes. Further, NAEYC requires opportunities for practice. Montessori classrooms protect children's desire to repeat activities and to select materials that are appropriate to them. Children are encouraged to practice skills not only through repeated experiences with the same materials, but also through constant exposure to diverse and enticing materials that develop similar skills.
National standards require appropriate expectations of fine-motor development from teachers. The Montessori teacher, who has been well educated in the many ways in which a child can show mastery of skill, is attentive to each child's development. Montessori classrooms provide ample and various means by which children can develop the muscles in their hands, for example, long before the children are ever expected to hold a pencil or write their names. Again, the careful sequencing of activities which increase in difficulty and complexity as the child develops supports the emergence of children's skills at a pace appropriate for each child.
Best Practice Allows for the Development of Language and Communication Skills
Teachers in high quality programs universally value language development and communication skills. National standards call for opportunities for children to talk and interact with their peers and with adults. Montessorians list among the essential freedoms of the child "Freedom of Language." In high quality classrooms, children are encouraged to speak with adults and other children. Best practices include teachers who understand the development of language and use appropriate moments to help develop and correct children's language. Montessori classrooms are filled with practical language development, from the nomenclature cards to named objects within formal lessons, to the assurance that adults in the classroom will not speak down to children or use baby talk.
National standards also encourage verbal generation of ideas by children. Watch Montessori classrooms during community meetings and when children are problem-solving with each other. During these times, children's ideas are easy to notice. But watch more closely and you'll see them present throughout the day, as children master materials and explain how they did so to their friends or teachers, and as children share with each other lessons they've received or make plans for activities to do together. Because Montessori classrooms allow for the natural development of social networks among children, language in these classrooms is spontaneous, rich, and varied.
What About Dramatic Play?
National standards for early childhood education require that classrooms provide opportunities for dramatic play. Parents rarely see dramatic play in Montessori classrooms, though. Where are the dress-up boxes? Where is the play kitchen? If Montessori classrooms focus on the individual development of the children they serve, shouldn't dramatic play be more present there?
Montessorians haven't abandoned dramatic play. Indeed, Dr. Montessori's own writings describe children's inherent desire to practice the activities they observed in adults. But while traditional classrooms may select a theme for dramatic play, Montessori classrooms allow this "play" to be created by the children instead of the teacher. The materials of Practical Life allow for children to practice the skills they've seen their parents perform. Listen carefully, though, to the language children use when they're working with these materials, and you may be surprised by how much more is happening in the children's minds than the simple pouring of water. Montessori teachers describe watching children explore imaginary contents to the Opening and Closing Containers lesson, or pretend to be pouring tea for a guest, or imagine stitching a button on a beautiful gown when they're really working with empty jars, pitchers of water, or snips of muslin. Children imagine that the knobbed cylinders are families, or that the cubes of the pink tower are stories in a building. There is no less dramatic play in Montessori classrooms. Rather, the imagination of these children emerges from the children themselves rather than from a teacher telling them who they need to pretend to be each day. The spontaneous creativity of children in Montessori classrooms is quite profound, and far surpasses the stories or costumes adults could provide.
Best Practices Support Cognitive Development
Children's cognitive abilities should be supported in high quality classrooms through a variety of activities designed to meet an equally wide span of development. These activities should support symbolic thought, which Montessori provides through the deliberate sequence from concrete to abstract concepts and representations. Children understand first the name and purpose of the object they hold in their hands. From there, they transfer that name to its picture, then its outline. Finally, the child understands that a simple image can represent that original object. This sequence is present in every area of the Montessori classroom, from recipe cards in Practical Life to grammatical diagrams in Language.
Activities should also allow for the development of concentration, which is highly valued and protected in the Montessori classroom. Children's activities are not interrupted by adults and are protected from the interruption of other children.
Activities should also allow for concept acquisition and the development of reasoning. The self-correcting materials of Montessori classrooms support children's individual problem-solving skills while providing concrete concepts for the child to master.
Likewise, each of these activities, according to NAEYC, should provide opportunities for information processing through meaningful activities, without an expectation of rote memorization and within an organized structure. Montessori classrooms are filled with meaningful activities, with an expectation that children would prefer to do "the real thing" rather than pretend. The natural exposure to concepts without heavy memorizing and the consistent and predictable structure of Montessori allows children's cognitive development to unfold rapidly.
Best Practices Allow for Social and Emotional Development
Social-emotional experiences in early childhood help form a child's sense of self and his ability to interact and to be successful with unpredictable situations in the future. Among the ways that both NAEYC and Montessori classrooms value this social-emotional development is through open support for cooperative play (visible in small groups of children working together), alternatives to aggression (Montessori community meetings or peace tables), adult awareness of children's fragile self-concept (apparent in the deep respect and compassion shown children by their Montessori teachers), and appropriate discipline. NAEYC asserts that quality classrooms will help individual children develop a sense of self-reliance, independence, responsibility, success, and problem-solving. What accurate terms to describe a Montessori child!
Is Montessori Consistent with Best Practices?
There are a few complaints sometimes levied against Montessori programs. People suggest that Montessori is too structured, that creativity or social interactions are limited. Others complain that Montessori is too free, that children learn bad habits or that teachers allow children to do whatever they want. But healthy Montessori classrooms allow for enough structure to provide the predictability that benefits children's developing sense of their environments, and provide freedom within that structure for children to explore, make mistakes, develop new ideas, and test boundaries. Healthy Montessori programs provide abundant opportunities for children to socialize with each other and share their joys and challenges. The buzz of an active Montessori classroom is the sound of children enjoying their experiences and enthusiastically relating those successes to others.
Because Montessorians use the language of "work" instead of "play," people sometimes assume that Montessori classrooms aren't fun. This is far from the truth. Montessorians use the word "work" to describe everything the child does, because the child's "work" is to learn about the world and find his or her place within it. Healthy Montessori classrooms are visibly joyful. Children are peaceful not because they are being forced to be, but because their needs are met and their frustrations seem surmountable. Children take responsibility for each other not because it is "the rule," but because they are supported in developing inter-reliant relationships in which they are deeply invested. In short, Montessori may be the most ideal representation of best practice because, when educated teachers follow individual children's development in carefully prepared environments, Montessori proves, each day, that children are more creative, more compassionate, and more capable than any standard could define.
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CATHERINE MCTAMANEY is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Leadership, Policy and Organizations at Vanderbilt University. Her work has been published in Mothering magazine and the NCME Montessori Reporter.
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Dr. Joyce Sibbett has taught in the public schools and higher education, preparing students for teacher positions in early childhood, elementary, and secondary programs. In her capacity as Associate Professor and teacher educator, Joyce has researched, presented and published professional papers, and she has observed and analyzed classroom practices. She has also chaired and participated in the hiring process of faculty and staff positions. She is continuously putting best practices into action in her Montessori school. Her academic experience is complemented with her certificate in Montessori education by the North American Montessori Center.
Today, more than at any time in history, people across America are talking about the importance of early childhood education. Joyce applies her experience and knowledge to offer truly outstanding programs. She has selected Montessori practices because they fit perfectly with constructivist philosophies that are child-centered, progressive, and conducive to creativity as well as critical thinking. The Montessori curriculum is active, which means that students learn how to exercise self motivation as well as self direction.
Joyce plans, organizes, and oversees curriculum. She gives final approval for hiring teachers, conducts training sessions, maintains positive relationship with parents, and facilitates a collaborative culture within DMMS and in the surrounding community. She monitors quality control in day-to-day curriculum operations
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Jennifer has experience in preschool education that assists her in overseeing day-to-day classroom operations for DMMS. She has been a teacher at an upscale traditional preschool and has acted as an interim director at Springstone Montessori School in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her academic background in chemistry (Bachelor of Science) and business (Master of Business Administration) supports her role as director of faculty, staff, and operations. Jennifer has studied and prepared papers on preschool education, collaborating with numerous individuals to develop best practices for DMMS.
Jennifer assists in hiring personnel and evaluating teacher performance to ensure quality and to identify areas for further training. She organizes and administers in-service training and prepares periodic reports on performance goals and objectives. Maintaining positive relations with parents and community members is an important aspect of Jennifer's responsibilities. She also assures that DMMS operations are consistently on target with Utah's Childcare Licensing regulations as well as the Health Department regulations.


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The National Weather Service is in a dispute with its own employees over whether the service has gone too far in promoting the privatization of weather-related applications using federal data.
NWS leadership put out a memo in December suspending staff development of mobile applications because the private sector development of such apps has been robust and many of the offerings have been available to the public at little or no charge, according to a Jan. 9 article by Andrew Freedman in the Washington Post.
However, Dan Sobien, director of the National Weather Service Employees Union, said that the agency should not be quick to give up development of mobile applications because distributing weather data to the public is one of its core missions. That mission eventually could be hampered if the public needs to sign into, and pay for, access to critical weather data through private mobile apps, the argument goes.
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Agreed. NWS should develop and promote its own mobile apps to the public...especially those who travel.
Information that the public needs related to weather should be free. And I for one prefer to get my weather and mountain pass reports from the weather service if I can't get what I need from the Washington DOT at access.wa.gov.
There is far more to this issue than you have stated. Apparently as a result of political pressure, the NWS went so far as to require employees to seek approval for such development even when done as a private citizen. If the public had any idea of the abuse of their trust (and tax dollars) by the politicians and sycophant bureaucrats there would be a new ice age in Washington D.C.
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- Monday, March 15, 2004
God said, "I've taken a good, long look at the affliction of my people . . .I've heard their cries for deliverance . . .; I know all about their pain. I'm sending you to bring my people out of Egypt."
Moses answered God, "But why me? What makes you think I could [do this]? They won't trust me. They won't listen to a word I say. I don't talk well. I've never been good with words. I stutter and stammer. Oh, please! Send somebody else!"
"Moses! Moses!" God said, "Remove your sandals from your feet. You are standing on holy ground."
~Exodus 3:3-4:10, The MSG
Parents of teenagers understand Moses' fears, excuses, and doubts. When our teenagers are afflicted by the ever-present temptations to drink, smoke, and use drugs, we're not sure that we are the ones to help them make different choices. When our daughter comes home, goes straight to her room, turns on her CD player, and won't talk to anyone, our thoughts go to finding an expert to "save" her or to locking her in her room until she turns 21. When our son brings home a report card lined with D's and F's, we feel hopeless to find the "magic words" that will motivate him to try harder. We stutter and stammer.
A mother of one of my adolescent clients experienced all three of the scenarios in the paragraph above. She expressed her feelings of powerlessness in parenting: "How do I help her?" I can ground her. I can lecture her. I can pretend this isn't happening. I can cry, rant, and rave. Believe me, I've even thought about running away myself. But I can't help her. I don't know how."
This mother didn't know it, but she had quickly outlined the parenting roles we are most comfortable with. Depending on our personality types and the models of parenting we've observed and experienced, we tend to fall into predictable styles of parenting, especially when the going gets tough. We do what we have always done, what our parents did, or what we think the parents around us are doing.
In this series of three articles, we are going to look at four different "styles" of parenting. These styles are simply postures in parenting. Posture is what makes certain activities possible. When I stand, I can walk or run. When I sit, I can lean back or relax. When I lie down, I can rest or sleep. Your posture in response to your teenager's struggles has specific results for both you and your daughter. There is no one right posture in parenting. However, your posture during the trials and tests of adolescence determines whether you become your child's sergeant, victim, observer, enemy - or ally. Remember that your son or daughter desperately needs an ally.
And I believe you are the ally your child needs. Why you? You are the one God gave to your children. You know them. You know what foods your son likes and how he likes the pillows arranged on his bed. You watched your daughter discover ladybugs and chocolate pudding. You read her Good Night, Moon and took her to buy her first bra. You've prayed about your son's grade in Algebra and reminded him to wear his retainer. You told them about Jesus.
Your parent's intuition nudged you to encourage your son to take piano lessons and your daughter to be careful with the new girl who moved in down the street. You know your children. You've taught them. You've loved them. Deep in your heart you believe that ought to count for something. It does. All of your knowledge, teaching, and love have been leading to this moment in time when your children need you more than ever.
Your son or daughter may not think they need you. Your task is to know - heart and soul - that you are the one to help them confront the temptations of teenage life and make choices that will further define who they are now and who they are becoming.
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I know we all like to think that we are perfect and have absolutely no problem at all getting a date. The reality is that every one of us have our own set of unique issues. Sometimes we are the reason a relationship doesn't work out. Yes, we are the misadventure for someone else.
Don't believe me? Just take a couple of hours and interview your last three exes. I'm sure you will be enlightened! We are flawed and beautifully human and that's a great thing. Sometimes taking a little self-inventory and doing a self-assessment can go along way. Are you showing some scary spooky behavior that may be ruining your chances at romance?
Halloween is just days away, so what better time to figure out your own scary behavior! I'll start: I think a lot of men get spooked when I get all argumentative. I admit that I can get too caught up in being right (um, when I'm right, that is.) and I don't know when to shut up and listen. My ex gave me a little advice about that "too passionate" about what you believe in and as hard as it was to hear it, I got what he was saying.
Now I won't just keep quiet to appear as if I have no opinion, but I have learned to pick my battles, and communicate more effectively. I don't always get it right but I'm making an effort so I think it counts for something.
What about you? What do you think you have done or are doing now, that could spook a potential?
October 18th, 2010
8:36 am
Opening the door…Turning on the lights….
These weekends gotta last longer…..
October 18th, 2010
8:40 am
g'morning….'sup Simple Man….how did things go with your new blog wifey? everything aiiight?
"What do you think you have done or are doing now, that could spook a potential?"
I'mma no-shyt kinda guy, so when chics see I'm not the one for it, they take their shyt elsewhere! And that kinda spooks 'em…
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October 18th, 2010
8:41 am
Whats good 2Can???? U put it down this weekend???
October 18th, 2010
8:42 am
whats up TOS…..sigma in the bldg
October 18th, 2010
8:47 am
Que Paso!!!!!
October 18th, 2010
8:51 am
Hello georgous!! ( I am)…How was your weekend?
October 18th, 2010
8:54 am
Hombre…..whatchu know bout "TOS"…….
October 18th, 2010
8:55 am
naw, Simple Man….I ain't "put down" shyt! ain't seent my wifey since Friday…..kinda mess is that?
October 18th, 2010
8:57 am
Sorry to hear that….Lit them up at "Casa de la Simple this weekend!!!
October 18th, 2010
8:59 am
what you know about it….lol…i am the original ish talker…the one from the east….the man that went thru hell on an island only to be labeled a devil dawg…the one that was once called skeeta boo…..thats what i know about that TOS!!!….they tried to ban me player..but ya know
October 18th, 2010
9:05 am
Women are spooked because being single I'm always accused of having multiple lady friends. When I show them that it's not what they think I'm no longer spooky I'm now mysterious. And it goes on and on.
October 18th, 2010
9:07 am
@blackfoote…..secretly women like that you have lady friends….they want to feel like they have won something or have a person of value……we all want what other have..human nature..so the next time…say yes i am dating…i have found no on that fits my lifestyle or standards..then enter her spirit on what you want…and watch the game unfold:-)
October 18th, 2010
9:08 am
well, well, well,……welcome back, Hombre….don't let 'em keep ya down, playa!!!! stay "low" and you'll be aiiight.
October 18th, 2010
9:10 am
What up fellas besides (I am) we the only dudes in here? Where are all the ladies today?
October 18th, 2010
9:14 am
@2 – i am still waiting for diva to help me out…lol…whats good mayne….i finally meet some new blog folks..they were cool…did not get to chop it up much with them…it was my bday weekend so i was on the move…
@blackfoote…where the ladies at…lol…are you gonna stick in your bid when they show up?
October 18th, 2010
9:15 am
Morning all,
i want to go back to bed….
scary behavior, hmmm…let me think…
October 18th, 2010
9:19 am
I'm here just being shrewd because there are a couple of trolls/people with multiple monikers on here….
October 18th, 2010
9:22 am
i am no troll…i am an OG blogger..i am the 3rd and 13th letter :-
October 18th, 2010
9:24 am
Hello Blue!!! How was your weekend???
October 18th, 2010
9:24 am
Morning All. First,I agree these 48hr weekends aint hittin on NAY-THAN.
Second, I've been told I have a tendency to dimiss too quickly and harshly. I have a very low tolerance for BS. I have learned to quit cutting people off and getting ghost so fast…ok, I'm learning.
October 18th, 2010
9:26 am
I will be here when they show. And stick in my bid?
October 18th, 2010
9:26 am
Good morning everyone!
Spooky behavior…hmmmm, not that I can recall.
@Hombre ~ I missed seeing you there. I was told you left about 15 mins before I arrived….Again, Happy B-day!
Entire weekend was filled with meeting some of my favorite bloggers. MUAH!!!
October 18th, 2010
9:28 am
I wasn't accusing you Hombre…just based on the responses of the last post…makes me realize there are some weirdos. Now I remember why I stopped moderating forums lol. But for the most part everyone here has interesting things to say and interesting advice to give.
October 18th, 2010
9:28 am
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October 18th, 2010
9:30 am
Good morning, blue! How was your weekend?
October 18th, 2010
9:31 am
@leggs…yes that sucked…sorry about friday…i was running late and i had to catch ken ford..lol. Yes i was there i meet tazz finally and kimmie…very nice women…i was there with my girlfriend..i was so hungry i left but i did go back
October 18th, 2010
9:33 am
Plastic understands and relates to plastic. I have this thing about murky waters. Saves everyone else the headache of having to wade through the BS. To thine own self be true. ((shrug))
October 18th, 2010
9:36 am
hey there Simple Man…weekend was cool, met some new people who seem to be just as off kilter in the flesh as they are on here, so Cool Beans (off kilter works for me, lol)
like Delight, i have a low tolerance for BS. add to that stupidity,indecisiveness, and ineffeciency, i have been told can make me a bit intimidating at times
also, have had a tendancy in the past to find guys who arent comfortbale with the fact that i have some very good (and old) male friends who treat me as one of the guys. im figuring they were here b4 you, get over it, they seem like its some demerit on my side…who knows…im sure there are more, let me think….
October 18th, 2010
9:36 am
I'm mad cause I didn't get no invite….yeah, I'm hatin' this morning….shame on you, Leggs!….and SexyCool….:twisted:
October 18th, 2010
9:37 am
@Hombre ~ didn't the hostess/b-day lady look MAR VE LOUS!!!!
October 18th, 2010
9:37 am
blue, you got an invite?
October 18th, 2010
9:39 am
my scary? i tend to take that independent woman thing a bit too far. dude has to remind me that he is also in it because he WANTS to be; not because he HAS to be. that usually settles my feisty @ss down a bit.
i agree, these monday mornings just keep comin round way too fast.
October 18th, 2010
9:40 am
Morning hope you had a wonderful weekend.
Oh hell there was meeting this weekend? Was it secret?…..LOL
October 18th, 2010
9:40 am
@leggs…she sure did
October 18th, 2010
9:44 am
I'm with you on this one bro, an invite how bout you just don't know and I thought me and Leggs were going to be cool.
October 18th, 2010
9:48 am
@2C – yeah, i think just to make sure i really wasnt some troll lurking around, lol
@Leggs – looks like you may have to do another one, cast a wider net, lol
October 18th, 2010
9:49 am
Blackfoote, I was cool with 'em…….
October 18th, 2010
9:50 am
i dont see why the blog does not have a standing friday meet and greet along with a spot thats ours…might be a good idea
October 18th, 2010
9:51 am
Happy Belated Birthday, Sexy……
October 18th, 2010
9:52 am
Morning beautiful people!!
Not feeling the best this morning, but I am fighting it! Maybe I'll feel better after getting this coffee in.
Leggs & Hombre & your lady it was wonderful meeting you lovely people! SO and I really enjoyed ourselves. SO & Taz really hit it off, discoving that they are Clevelanders and from around the same area!
On topic – I have my faults like everyone else, but I don't think I have anything that would be clasified as "scary". But it's somebody for everybody out there, including the scary. And I really could care less what some ex said about me. I keeps it moving!
October 18th, 2010
9:53 am
Simple dude:
This weekend was great. I went to the airshow. OMG those planes are sick!!!!! It was a lot of fun despite getting sunburn.
I then spent the night over at my cousins house. THey had a bbq and I took little I am with me.
He loves his cousins and it's cute when he tries to do what they do.
I snapped a picture of little I am trying to break dance with his cousin.
They looked so cute with their legs up in the air trying to spin on their backs.
Little I am is also attached to his older cousin and I swear he stalks her. Whenever she is not in view, he will call out to her . Poor girl can't get a break but she loves him too.
October 18th, 2010
9:56 am
@2C ~ I didn't think you were in Atlanta to attend. I am sorry. Going forward, whether you're in Atlanta or not, I will send the invite to you and you can decide if you want to attend. I humbly bow my head for your forgiveness.
I sent the invite to everyone I had an email address for.
@Hombre ~ that standing Friday meet and greet sounds good. A regular spot and one can show up or not. Interesting.
@blue ~ it was fun. You are crazy, fun and down to earth. I like that.
czB ~ love you!
@blackfoote, we cool. I thought most knew about the meetup. It's been discussed by many. If you have an email you'd like to share, I put it on the list. Two of the most craziest bloggers showed up, Dan and DemiGod! Dan was told he couldn't use any of his big words for the evening.
October 18th, 2010
10:01 am
@blue ~ lol at "cast a wider net." I invited over 30 ppl.
@kimmie ~ it was especially FABULOUS meeting you. Too funny, cuz blue's SO and I found out we are both from The Bronx with him being from 176th Street and me 205th Street. We did the finger handshake.
October 18th, 2010
10:04 am
blue®: like the rest of your list Indecisiveness will illicit a quick good-bye from me. Be a man/woman. Make a dang decision. I'm not perfect and I don't expect you to be. Mistakes are a part of life. That riding the sideline non-sense will get you cut quick without a look back.
October 18th, 2010
10:05 am
The Bronx:
I got cousins at the corner of Westchester and Parkchester.
October 18th, 2010
10:08 am
Good Morning Folks! Just wanted to stop by to say
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SCool on your official day.
hombre after all these years it was great to finally meet you face2face. Happy Belated Birthday to you.
kimmie Hubby and I are STILL tripping on the face that your SO and I went to the same high school. Small world! I enjoyed hanging with you guys for a bit.
Leggs Lovely as always.
Sorry – don't have much to add to the topic. Diva already hit on mine – my passionate way of relaying my point of view has been viewed as argumentative. I'm still working on that one but my hubby knows the difference between my passionate discussions and arguments.
October 18th, 2010
10:09 am
@leggs…it will be cool…folks can show up bond..etc…plus it gives everyone a "something to do" on friday….
October 18th, 2010
10:11 am
@Leggs – thx, crazy, fun, down to earht, describes me to a T…(ok, if i were more awake i sooo could take that sideways, lol). over 30 people, whoa…ok then, may have to get brutal with it next time, they pay more attention when you pull out the whip….wait, maybe i am waking up…huh…
and so what about you Bronx people with your finger shake, lmao! making us Queens people the minority for once, lol
@Delight – yeah, i cant do it…"make a dang decision" exactly…and dont expect me to make them all, im aint your momma…if you want me to make them, i will but no bytching when you dont like what you got….
October 18th, 2010
10:13 am
hugs back atcha, leggs. and i cast my vote for hombre's suggestion as well. the meetup was just the right kind of no-drama good times. :wind:
now …. where oh where could mama Evy be on this lovely monday morning???


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It looks like everyone's favorite sailor boy Sam Raimi has been confirmed to produce the upcoming "Poltergeist" remake. This puts an end to the rumors that he would be taking the director's chair for the film. But if not him then who!? And why do we call him "sailor boy"? It's almost like I'm making all of this up or something.
Fans of "The Ring" will be excited, shocked, disgusted and/or neutral on the news that there may be another film in the works. According to Paramount Film Group president Adam Goodman there's an idea being tossed around that would see the next installment in the film series going the found footage route. Ya know, cause why not?
I don't want to say this is the worst news day ever but I'm about to give you an update on casting for "Wrong Turn 5". Ready? Simon Ginty, Oliver Hoare, Amy Lennox, Paul Luebke, Duncan Wisbey, Kyle Redmond-Jones and Peter Brooke are all in. I honestly have no idea who any of these people are.
Blah blah blah Asylum is making a "Battleship" rip off called "American Battleship" and Universal is pissed about it and going to sue. They're just mad because they didn't think of putting Carl Weathers in his Apollo Creed shorts on the poster. Ya know, cause it's a lot cheaper to get Carl Weathers than Rihanna. I just assume.
An Indiana man is under arrest after he forced another man to moonwalk at gun point. Wasn't this in a movie? I feel like it was Gene Wilder holding the gun. That can't be right though. Someone help me out here. It wasn't "See No Evil, Hear No Evil" was it?
It's got to be a fun night for a cop when you're called to a trailer court because a shotgun just went off and there's a guy who calls himself BeeSting wrestling with a resident. Beats traffic duty I guess.
It's Friday folks and let's take a little time to plan out our weekend. The Mrs. and I will be venturing to Hershey park with our 5 month old so we can put her on the lap of some stranger who smells like peach Schnapps and Old Spice simply because he's dressed up like Santa. It's the memories that will last a lifetime, the tetanus will only be around for a few months.
What are you doing April 12th, 2013? Washing your hair?! How can you possibly have plans already? Well you might want to cancel them because that's the date you'll finally get a chance to see the "Evil Dead" remake in theaters. And in turn that's the date you'll finally get a chance to lose your shit over the "Evil Dead" remake because you think it's a pile of garbage and the original is sacred and girls didn't talk to you in High School and now that your acne has cleared up they should probably give you a chance. All of those things will happen.
Alexandre Aja, the fella who directed the "Piranha" and "The Hills Have Eyes" remakes has officially been tapped to directed the upcoming big screen adaptation of Joe Hill's "Horns". The books tells the tale of a man who awakes one morning after a night of hard drinking to find he's sprouting horns out of his head. Then a bunch of other stuff happens, like he finds out who killed his girlfriend and stuff. There's some snakes too. The point is I read the book and I want people to know I'm literate.
Horror hot pocket Neil Marshal (I don't know what that means) is being eyed by the good people at CBS Films for their upcoming film titled "Hellfest". The film is about a Halloween themed park where one of the workers is actually going around killing people. This all sounds pretty awesome to me. The director, the story... the killing... well alright the killing part isn't awesome. Ya know, in real life and all. In the movie it's probably going to be cool. And I love roller coasters.
The trailer for "Battleship", a movie about the classic board game, hit a couple months back and looked like one of the most ridiculous things to ever be put on film. But reasoning be damned because Peter Berg is already talking about a sequel. And why shouldn't he. They've made three of those "Alvin and the Chipmunks" movies already and two "Garfield" movies. Alright to be 100% honest I watched the first Chipmunks movie over Thanksgiving break and it was delightful. They're so tiny and adorable.
A Virginia Beach man is under arrest after he apparently offered women college scholarships in exchange for allowing him to spank them. I'm not sure how these things works but I'm pretty sure if you set up a scholarship you're allowed to make whatever rules you want but maybe I'm wrong. The fact that it was called the Henry Allen Fitzsimmons Scholarship For Naughty Naughty Girls Who Need To Be Punished, or HAFSFNNGWNTB probably should have been a tip off too.
Meth Labs are illegal, no matter where you set them up, but you got to give this women in Tulsa credit for setting up shop inside a Walmart. I mean with their rock bottom prices and wide isles it really is the perfect location. Watch for falling prices!
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Mini backpack? AND it's sparkly and silver?????
This girl = my best teen girlfriend soulmate from 1996
It's not what you think. It's actually A LOT more disgusting. Dog throw up. The shirt is just a happy coincidence.
I'm not sure who this is, but a headlock at a house party is always a pretty good idea.
Also, this looks like the worst party EVER and I'm not quite sure why I was there..
Danielle: "There's a cop behind us, QUICK, get in my lap."
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Goodwill seems like a concept worth thinking about. Perhaps and esoteric definition would be "the willingness of persons to go above and beyond their responsibilities for the good of the organization or others in the organization."
It seems obvious that goodwill benefits an organization. There must be things we can do to increase the goodwill in our organizations. The first is to express goodwill in our own behavior.


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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed DLC Announced; Tatooine Level Downloadable, Hoth on 'Sith Edition'LucasArts today announced two new levels for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, one downloadable and the other available only with an upcoming special edition of the game, according to a press release published by VG247 and a story on PS3 Informer.
Unfortunately, the conclusion of the alternate storyline won't be as easy to obtain.
A new "Ultimate Sith Edition" of the game will be released this holiday season, and will include an exclusive Hoth stage on disc, in addition to all of the previous DLC.
"The Secret Apprentice is sent to the planet Hoth on a crusade to crush the Rebellion once and for all," says LucasArts of the level. "While on Hoth, players face Luke Skywalker himself while visiting iconic locations seen in Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back."


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New York Rangers vs. New Jersey Devils, 7:00 PM at The Prudential Center
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After a six-day break since their last game the Rangers (31-12-4, 66 pts) resume their season tonight in New Jersey where they face the Devils (26-19-3, 55 pts) in a contest featuring a pair of intense Atlantic Division rivals. If the regular season ended at the All Star break, the Eastern Conference-leading Rangers would be facing the eighth-place Devils in the opening round of the playoffs. But instead both teams have more than 30 games remaining on their respective schedules and tonight's match will be about improving and solidifying each team's current standing. The Rangers entered the break having won two in a row---a dramatic 3-2 overtime win in Boston and a 3-0 home-ice shutout over the Winnipeg Jets---though the Blueshirts were just 4-3-0 in the seven games leading up to the break. In the three losses in those seven games the Rangers surrendered at least three goals in each contest, but in the four victories they posted three shutouts and allowed just two goals in total. The Devils, who may get defenseman Andy Greene back in the lineup Tuesday after a 22-game injury-related absence, dropped three straight (one in overtime) heading into the break and have the same 55 points that seventh-place Florida and ninth-place Toronto have. Being in such a position makes the Devils a dangerous opponent since they are playing for their playoff lives each and every night. Devils coach Peter DeBoer announced on Monday that Martin Brodeur would start in goal against the Rangers on Tuesday, but that high-scoring rookie Adam Henrique would miss the game due to a groin injury.
Surprisingly the Rangers and Devils have faced each other only once so far this season---a 4-1 Blueshirts win at the Prudential Center back on December 20th---but will now see one another five times in the next six weeks. In that contest in December Marian Gaborik scored twice for the Rangers while also adding an assist, and Henrik Lundqvist turned in a sterling 30-save performance in goal.
"These are important points. As you've gone through the first half (of the season) and now head into the third quarter of it, you need to find ways to get points, and that is our whole mindset. We know there will be certain types of sloppines (Tuesday, due to the break), but as soon as we get into the right kind of mindset as far as taking care of details the quicker we will get back to our game."-John Tortorella
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Marian Gaborik became the fifth Rangers player to be selected as the Most Valuable Player of an NHL All Star Game following his three-goal, four-point performance Sunday in Ottawa. He joins Don Maloney (1978), Mike Gartner (1993), Mike Richter (1994), and Wayne Gretzky (1999) in snagging All Star MVP honors.
The Rangers have not allowed a power play goal in their last six games, killing off 14 straight man disadvantages in that span. And dating back to December 26th, the Rangers have surrendered only one power play goal in their last 32 times shorthanded, a span covering 14 games.
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