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Many people are wondering whether the brutal beating in St. Paul's Dayton's Bluff neighborhood that left a St. Paul man in critical condition was a hate crime as the community questions police response.
Ray Widstrand, a white man, was brutally beaten by a group of mostly black young men, but the Ramsey County attorney says there is no evidence race was a motivating factor in the attack.
Yet, a lot of people have been asking the question -- and it's not just neighbors. FOX 9 News has fielded calls from St. Paul police officers who believe the department isn't being aggressive enough with the investigation. Yet, when it comes to the state's hate crime law, evidence is necessary.
The flowers at the corner of Minnehaha and Preble are a reminder that the community is still thinking of Widstrand -- as to the signs neighbors posted to say they believe facts are being covered up.
Many in the community wonder why it took five days for them to find out about the crime and why local politicians have been so quiet about the brawl that took place just a block away from the police station.
Widstrand was walking home when he came across a group of 30 to 40 of the East Side Boyz and their youth group of wannabes, the Ham Crazy Gang. He was knocked down, beaten and stomped on. The mob even took off his pants to rifle through them.
After eight days in the hospital, Widstrand is now coming out of his coma, but he will likely have serious brain injuries.
On Monday, the Ramsey County Attorney's Office responded to rumors that the beating was a hate crime, saying they have "no information from police investigators that racial bias was a motivating factor at this moment in time."
A spokesperson for the St. Paul Police Department also dismissed the idea that there was a delay in notifying the public about the crime, saying it is not responsible for what the media chooses to cover; however, the St. Paul police chief will meet with neighbors at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday at Arlington Lutheran to discuss the crime more.
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Excellent tour! So I had as my tour guide Arkadiy, this middle aged Russian who is practically like a walking textbook of Russia. I was the only one on the tour that day and Arkadiy shared with me a lot about how life was like back in the Soviet days. Very friendly and an excellent tour guide.
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LOUISVILLE – A spectacular day of Bluegrass music, food, crafters, vendors and youth activities in the scenic environment of America's largest municipal forest awaits those who visit Jefferson Memorial Forest's eighth annual Forest Fest on Saturday, May 21. The concert is free, but parking is $5 per carload.
"I'm pleased the community has supported a great event like Forest Fest for eight years," said Mayor Greg Fischer. "It's a wonderful opportunity to bring the family out for some top-notch bluegrass music and a lot of fun."
Four bands will perform live music, beginning at 11 a.m. in the forest's Horine Section. Relic, High Rollers and Bluegrass 101 will serve as the opening acts for The Grascals. The Grascals are among the most beloved and acclaimed bands on today's bluegrass scene, winning the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America's Bluegrass Instrumental Band of the Year for 2011. Mandolin Player of the Year Danny Roberts and Banjo Player of the year Kristin Scott Benson give The Grascals a bigger boost. For the first time, each musical act will play twice on the main stage during the day. For bios on the bands and more information, visit www.memorialforest.com/forestfest.
"Forest Fest will soon be here for those who love Bluegrass music and want to spend a great afternoon in a very special place here in southwest Jefferson County," said Councilwoman Vicki Aubrey Welch (D-13). "If you have not yet come out to see our Forest, this is a perfect chance to experience its beauty, hear some great music as well as hike some magnificent trails."
Welch once again serves as the presenting sponsor. Councilmembers Bob Henderson, Madonna Flood, Rick Blackwell, Robin Engel, Tina Ward-Pugh, Brent Ackerson, Jon Ackerson, James Peden, Mary Woolridge, Dr. Judith Green and Dan Johnson also provide support for this event. Other sponsors include Dairy Queen, the Fairdale Pic Pac and Fresh Market, Fairdale-McDaniel Funeral Home, The Café, Furniture Liquidators and ISA Recycling.
Forest Fest Schedule of Activities and Music 2011
10:30 a.m. - Booths open to the public Horine Environmental Education Center open until 2 p.m. Forest Nature booth opens for children
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Noon - Children's activities until 5 p.m.
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11 – 11:50 - Relic12 – 12:50 - High Rollers1 – 1:50 - Bluegrass 1012 – 2:50 - The Grascals3 - 3:50 - Relic4 – 4:50 - High Rollers5 – 5:50 - Bluegrass 1016 – 6:50 - The Grascals
About the Jefferson Memorial Forest: Jefferson Memorial Forest, the nation's largest municipal urban forest at 6,191 acres, is a woodland tribute to those Kentucky veterans who have served our nation during times of war. Outdoor environmental education programs are offered at the forest, providing learning opportunities for thousands of students and teachers each year. The forest offers a full range of recreational amenities, including weekend education and adventure programs, hiking trails, camping, fishing, horseback riding trails and picnic areas. For more information or to volunteer, go to www.memorialforest.com.


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MERRILL, Wis. (WSAU) -- The man convicted in the death of his wife in Merrill will find out his sentence today.
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Big tax cheats: Small businesses
Businesses small enough that their income is reported on owners' returns account for the greatest amount of underpaid taxes. Only 1% of those are audited.
This post is by Michelle Hirsch at The Fiscal Times.
When large companies such as General Electric and Bank of America are "outed" over their microscopic tax payments to the federal government, the press and the public pile on in outrage.
They may be shooting at the wrong target. Internal Revenue Service data shows large corporations are not the only ones gaming the tax system. Although big companies expertly maneuver the tax code to whittle down their bills legally, small businesses are evading taxes en masse.
The nation's tax gap -- or the difference between what the IRS is owed and what it collects -- grew from $290 billion in 2001 to $385 billion in 2006. Businesses that log income on individual returns, which are largely small businesses and farms, accounted for the single largest portion of that: $122 billion.
As lawmakers struggle to agree on ways to control the nation's $1.3 trillion deficit, while funding a vast array of domestic programs, it stands to reason that collecting that missing revenue would be a top priority. But an increasingly tricky web of politics and logistics surrounding small-business tax matters virtually eliminates any likelihood of a serious crackdown on these diverse entities. (Post continues below video.)
The political rhetoric on both sides of the aisle hails small business as the primary engine of job creation and economic growth, even though that is debatable. As a result, any policy change that might burden or disrupt small businesses has become taboo. President Barack Obama recently called for the Small Business Administration to be elevated from agency-level to Cabinet-level "to make sure that small-business owners have their own seat at the table."
While there's no denying that America's million small businesses are a seismic, often beneficial force within the U.S. economy, a large proportion of owners successfully underreport their income to dodge taxes. "There really is money there, but you are talking about getting millions of influential citizens angry at you if you say or do anything that's perceived as stifling small business," said Martin Sullivan, a contributing editor at Tax Analysts and a former Treasury official.
It's much easier for small-business owners to conceal income from the IRS, since they aren't required to report their income on a W-2 form, don't have taxes automatically withheld from their wages and don't have IRS agents stationed in their workplace looking over their shoulder, as is the case with large corporations such as Boeing. "Corporate employees receive regular paychecks, and it's the easiest thing in the world for the IRS to find out if you underreport your income because it's right there," Sullivan said. "But for small business, it's like the Wild West."
Small businesses can structure themselves as subchapter S corporations, partnerships or pass-through entities (LLCs), or sole proprietorships -- the most common classification, which accounts for about three-quarters of small businesses. The total number of small businesses in these categories combined shot up to 27 million in 2007 from 18.4 million in 1997, according to the Census Bureau. Currently, more than 21 million of the country's 27 million small businesses have no employees other than the owner.
Under the law, anyone who collects business receipts or income and doesn't file a W-2 form -- from independent contractors to part-time writers, consultants, craftspeople, repairmen and even individuals who sell items on eBay -- count as small businesses.
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"These people all are supposed to report their income in April, but lots don't and continue on just fine," Sullivan said. That's partly because, as of late, the IRS has focused its resources on wealthier businesses and individuals. The IRS has audited only about 1% of businesses and individuals with $200,000 in earnings or less in recent years, compared with 12% of those who earn $1 million or more, according to a January report.
That shift is intentional and unlikely to change anytime soon, said Mark Luscombe, a tax attorney and principal analyst at CCH, a tax publisher. "With small business, the problem is, you've got a million little guys hiding a couple of dollars in taxes. That's a lot harder to devote resources to and get a big bang for your buck, when you can focus on the handful of guys hiding a million dollars in taxes. If you're a small business hiding a little, it's easy to see how you would think you would be more likely to slide under their radar screen."
To be sure, small businesses pay more to comply with the tax law on a per-employee basis than do corporations. According to a March 2011 Small Business Administration study, businesses with fewer than 20 employees spent $1,584 per worker on tax returns, compared with the $571 average per-worker cost that companies with 500 or more employees paid. "An economy where people are struggling with their businesses may create more incentives to try and save a little bit on taxes," Luscombe said.
Tax experts say the two key ways to prompt better small-business tax compliance are to ramp up enforcement at the IRS and to subject businesses to additional third-party reporting requirements. Those solutions are all but impossible, since the IRS budget has been cut and Congress has repeatedly voted to repeal new reporting rules set to take effect this year.
Cuts in IRS staff
Last fall Congress repealed a law that would have required federal, state and local governments to withhold 3% of small-business payments to vendors starting this year, and last spring it repealed part of the Affordable Care Act called the 1099 provision, which would have required businesses to report transactions in excess of $600 a year to the IRS. One reason for the repeals: the increased amount of paperwork required to comply with the new laws.
In a report released to Congress this month, National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson said the top factor harming the IRS' ability to raise revenue, enforce the law and serve taxpayers is funding cutbacks -- which totaled 2.5% of the agency's budget in 2012. In 2010, the IRS employed 84,761 workers, down from 116,673 in 1992.
"Certainly, cutting the IRS budget is not going to increase tax revenues, decrease the tax gap or help the situation," said Mark Robyn, an economist at the Tax Foundation, a business-oriented think tank. Many of the job cuts, which run the gamut from auditors to desk employees, are the result of electronic filing and software that replaces manual handling of tax returns.
But business groups say revamping the tax code to make filing less onerous for small businesses is a more surefire way to capture revenue than hiking the IRS budget. "Over the last 20 years, we've had a tougher IRS, we've had a gentler IRS, we've had one that gave more taxpayer education and ramped up enforcement. Yet we still have the same percentage of a tax gap. That should tell you something," said Giovanni Coratolo, the vice president of small-business policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Tax simplification won't deter small-business owners who choose to collect payments off the books, Sullivan said. "If you're the repairman running around collecting cash from individuals, you probably don't have a very complicated return to begin with, so complexity is not the problem here. It's an unwillingness to fork over the cash and a feeling that you can get away with it."
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The article misses the point when it comes to large corporations like GE. I think it is unfair for them to enjoy the benefits that the US offers such as manpower and technology in a foreign country, sell those products and as long as those profits remains abroad the company pays zero tax. There is something wrong with that picture. I also do not think workers going abroad should not have to pay federal income taxes provided they follow the time restraints set by the IRS. Let's quit giving tax breaks to companies and employees that leave this country.
Another shameful fact is that there hundred if not thousands of federal employees that are tax dodgers and evaders. Before Uncle Sam starts looking at the private sector, they need to clean up their own house. The Obama administration and Democrats have shown us they have no shame in avoiding taxes.
Another problem surfaces when these 'off the books' businesses suddenly have a problem and want federal, state or local government assistance to help them. Witness the fiasco with the businesses affected by the BP oil leak in the Gulf a couple of years ago. When BP and the Feds asked for tax returns from previous years to help determine how much of an impact there had been, ( by how much the lack of business had lowered the income of these people) it was discovered that they had been making money off the books for years. And now they wanted BP and Uncle Sam ( you and me) to jump in and rescue them. When they couldn't prove that their business had suffered because they couldn't prove how much income they had then (because they had pocketed the money and not reported it) they were angry because they couldn't qualify for assistance.
These will be the same people who will be angry when they don't qualify for disability or retirement Social Security after NOT having paid into it over the years like the rest of us. As ye sow, so shall ye reap.....
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BLACKFOOT — People who would like to run as write-in candidates for city elections have until 5 p.m. on Tuesday to file as a write-in candidate in the city's office.
The declaration of intent write-in candidate form is available at each city office. The candidate must go to the city office to sign the form and have it notarized.
In a city election, there is no minimum number of votes the candidate must garner in order to be elected. However, in a county election, the write-in candidate must garner five votes to be elected.
BLACKFOOT — October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Bingham Memorial Hospital was one of several regional hospitals that raised breast cancer awareness through the popular Brake for Breakfast event Wednesday morning.
Brake for Breakfast events raise awareness of breast cancer and the importance of early detection through regular mammograms and self-exams.
The hospital handed out 2,000 free cooler bags with breakfast along with literature and breast cancer awareness gifts to those who drove by the hospital Wednesday morning.
Heber Glen Bevan, 83, a Riverside resident, passed away peacefully in his sleep early Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011 at his home.
We as a family would like to thank the many wonderful people from Blackfoot Home Health and Hospice and Heartworks Connections who helped take care of our great grandfather, grandfather, father and husband in his last years.
Funeral services will be held Friday, Oct. 7, 2011 at 11 a.m. in the Riverside LDS 2nd Ward with Bishop Brett Williams conducting.
Dean Watt, 94, of Omaha, Neb., and formerly of Blackfoot, passed away Sept. 28, 2011.
Dean was born on Sept. 1, 1917 in McCammon.
He graduated from the University of Idaho with a degree in chemistry and received his doctorate in biochemistry from Iowa State University. In 1969 Dean began working at Creighton University. He taught biochemistry and did research on scorpion venom. He retired from teaching in 1989 but continued to do research until 2002.
BLACKFOOT-The Blackfoot Lady Broncos faced off against the Bonneville Lady Bees, Tuesday night and fought hard but came up short by one point with the Bees taking the win 4-3.
As the Bees and the Broncos faced off , the wind became a factor leading to many close attempts by the Bees but Blackfoot's goalie Caya Ballesteros had good saves. Bonneville was able to make a goal in the tenth minute of play and then followed that up two minutes later with another goal making the score 2-0 Bonneville.
IDAHO FALLS - The game was for all the marbles, well the regular season marbles anyway. Tuesday afternoon the Blackfoot Broncos traveled to the defending state champion Bonneville Bees for a match that would determine the regular season High Country Conference champion. In the end, the defending champs proved to be a tough out for the Broncos as they fell 3-1.
BLACKFOOT — Who is the fastest fifth grader in Bingham County? To find the answer, the Miracle 1/2 Mile will be run at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Blackfoot High School soccer field.
This race is open to all fifth graders in the county.
The event is free but people are asked to bring a donation or donations for the food bank, said organizer Brinton Jefferis.
Registration is on-site from 8—8:45 a.m. There are no early registrations.
Just show up on race day and fill out a parent permission form and waiver, Jefferis said.
BLACKFOOT — A benefit dinner for Jerry Windous is scheduled at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Emanuel Lutheran Church, 1110 Parkway Dr., in Blackfoot, near Walmart.
Windous is suffering from cancer. He and his wife, Brenda, have no medical health insurance.
A lasagna dinner with salad, bread and dessert is being served. The suggested donation is $5 per person or $20 per family.
A silent auction is also scheduled.
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Dylan Fuller was the champion in Boys' 12 Singles while Baylee Gorder earned top honors in Girls' 12/14 Singles.
Daylan Bird won the consolation championship in Boys' 14 Singles while Jacob Harris won the consolation championship for the Boys' 16 Singles.
BLACKFOOT — The team of Hal Nelson, Delynn Morgan, Skyler Young, Nancy Cushman and Mike Johnson won top honors at the Closing Social tournament at Blackfoot Golf Course on Saturday.
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The number of town beaches that will have lifeguards patrolling them this summer will be reduced from four to two.
That was the message delivered to the Bourne Finance Committee by town recreation director Krissanne M. Caron at Monday night's finance committee meeting.
Ms. Caron presented the committee with a recreation department budget for next year of $169,119, a roughly 20 percent decrease from this year's budget of approximately $211,000.
The drop in the recreation department's budget is a by-product of town administrator Thomas M. Guerino's austere overall town budget. Ms. Caron said that Bourne is similar to most coastal towns that have found they cannot staff all of their waterfront locations, given the current troubling economy.
"When I lifeguarded, every beach had a lifeguard, every waterfront whether it was ocean or pond. We can't do that anymore," she said.
The plan for this summer is to staff lifeguards at just Sagamore Beach and Monument Beach, she said. Last summer, both those beaches had lifeguards along with the beaches at Electric Avenue in Buzzards Bay and Hen Cove in Pocasset.
Mr. Guerino explained that the idea is to offer residents one guarded beach on each side of the canal.
"So that if parents are more comfortable with a guarded beach they have the opportunity to have a beach that has guards on it," he said.
Lifeguard reductions are nothing new in Bourne. They were the catalyst for public outcry as recently as 2011. That year, in an effort to make budgetary ends meet, the town opted to cut all funding for lifeguards, leaving Bourne's beaches unprotected. The move became the most hotly debated political issue of that summer, and drew statewide interest. The following year, on the strength of demands by residents, notably Roberta A. Dwyer of Gray Gables, the town budgeted $65,000 to staff three beaches with 11 lifeguards, two aides, and two swimming instructors.
Ms. Caron said that swimming lessons will be offered again this year, but only at Monument Beach. She said that the water at Sagamore Beach is too cold to hold lessons there.
Committee member William F. Grant asked if the state or the American Red Cross has mandates in place for the number of lifeguards that need to be on a beach. Mr. Grant pointed out that, years ago, both his wife and son had worked as lifeguards, and back then there were times when they were the only ones on duty. He suggested that perhaps the hired lifeguards could be spread out to cover more of the town beaches, given that there are times at some beaches when there are as many lifeguards working as there are people in the water.
Ms. Caron explained that a minimum of three lifeguards are assigned to each beach. She noted that lifeguards are trained to perform rescues in pairs, so a third guard is needed to monitor the beach while the other two are in the water.
"A third who would be available to clear the rest of the water, call 911, do anything else that might have to be done," she said.
She said that all of the beaches have docks out in the water and the recreation department's policy is to put a guard on the dock if there are more than five people on it.
"People are jumping off the backside and from the beach you can't see if they're going under, so we do staff with three," she said.
She noted that there are times when Sagamore Beach has four lifeguards on duty because the Sagamore Colony Club brings more than 50 children at a time, necessitating additional staff.
Mr. Guerino said that ever since the Molly Bish murder in 2000, he has always pushed to have at least two lifeguards on duty at a guarded town beach. Molly Bish was the 16-year-old lifeguard from Warren who was abducted while working alone at Warren Pond.
"That is something I won't have happen here, and since then I think there isn't a town that doesn't have at least two," he said.
Committee member Glenn R. Galusha questioned the need for lifeguards at all. He said that he would like to see an updated study on what other coastal towns are doing relative to lifeguards on their beaches. Mr. Guerino said that a small study was done several years ago that led to a number of Bourne's beaches being closed. Mr. Galusha pointed out that the study was done three years ago and things are changing. He mentioned that he has not seen lifeguards in Wareham in two years.
"I think an updated study would take a look at is this an expense that we need to consider," he said.
Mr. Guerino said that residents made it clear within the last couple of years, at town meeting, that staffing the beaches with lifeguards is a priority. He noted that some residents were unsuccessful in trying to dictate where guards would be posted, but they were successful in getting the town to fund the positions.
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Though not required, "Indoctrination" has been one of the most interesting ways for visitors to engage with SPACE PROGRAM: MARS. After watching Tom Sachs's movies (online or at the Armory), taking an oral exam, a written exam (as this gentleman is doing), and completing a menial task, visitors are allowed special privileges and access in the exhibit. For more info on prepping for a visit, read 5 Things to Do Before You Go to Mars.
NOTE: Tonight & Sunday will be your final chances to get indoctrinated and to roam free amongst the sculptural installations. Saturday will be a special opportunity to see artist Tom Sachs, astronauts, and Grummans activating every single sculpture in a grueling all-day Endurance Demonstration. Visitors will watch from the civilian viewing areas on Mars and Earth. If you want to bring kids who need to move around, you may want to come tonight or Sunday! SPACE PROGRAM: MARS closes Sunday!
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Bullied... or ignored. Which is worse?
Shane's powerful presentation on standing up for yourself against bullying, and acknowledging your true beauty, got me thinking.
Bullying is a destructive act. It forces individuals into a category through labeling and name-calling that can sometimes cost that individual an entire lifetime to break out of.
But, what about ignoring an individual? Is denying someone's existence as destructive... or more so?
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May 10 2013: Greg, I appreciate your one-word answer!
I feel the need to elaborate by way of a story:
I had this friend in grade school. She was creative, fun and what really impressed me, was that she had never missed a day of school. She often looked kind of messy, her hair was unwashed, and she tended to wear the same thing for days in a row. I never minded, and never questioned why. After a couple years, she transferred to another school.
Recently, I reconnected with her. But what I thought would be joyful reminiscing was like pouring lemon juice over open wounds for her. She told me that she was severely neglected at home, (which in retrospect explained her appearance and her perfect attendance), but even worse, was that she was ignored at school.
She was aware that a sort of agreement had been made by our class, that everyone was to ignore her, pretend she didn't exist. Because I was totally oblivious of that kind of thing, I (thankfully) never 'got the message'.
She told me, which broke my heart and healed it simultaneously, that if it wasn't for our friendship, she probably would've taken her own life. She has been fighting against 'being invisible' her whole life.
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May 11 2013: I am flattered, Kate, and she actually said something along those lines to me too - but I can't agree with that. The fact that I was so 'out of it' when it came to stuff like gossip and cliques as a kid, can't in any degree make me responsible for saving her in any way. She told me how much I meant to her, but she meant as much to me.
Transferring schools is what saved her, fortunately her parents came to realize our school was not a healthy place for her to be.
My parents were literally told by my 6th grade teacher, that the entire year was a waste of time for me academically. I can honestly only remember the positive aspects of that year - like hearing "The Lord of the Rings" for the first time.
She is a strong, vibrant, beautiful woman now. She recently married the love of her life, and is surrounded by love and support. She has spent an enormous portion of her life struggling against this feeling of anonymity, though. Time wasted, because to me, she was anything but non-existent.
Everett Hill 10+May 11 2013: Lizanne, I struggle with this very issue with students. Most students, who are dealing with these issues, don't open up about it so we, the teachers, never know. Now some might say, "It is you job to know". True, but not when the only answer we ever get to the question is "everything is fine".
If no information is provided regarding what is going on, and no one is willing to talk about it, then others will not find out what is going on. Kids are masters of hiding what they don't want others to know. Teachers are not trained in every aspect of counseling to resolve these issues. We try, believe me, the good ones try. But I have had more than one example of "you should have known that my child was...".
Neither issue is easy. Bullying is easier to deal with as, if it is reported, can be resolved more quickly. Ignoring a person is very hard to notice and quite frankly, you can't make someone like someone else and talk to them.
Both are tough...
May 11 2013: Everett, I can relate to what you're saying.
A good friend of mine is a principal of an elementary school here, and this is an issue he is dealing with on a daily basis. There are all sorts of programs being developed here at the moment, but success levels are still low - like you say, the kids need to open up, but when there is so much fear, it can't be easy to come out and tell someone!
It's a stigma. I think, kids might feel they are in some way responsible for being bullied. There is shame attached. "Maybe I deserved this".
On the other hand, parents play an enormous role. My friend, the principal, said the biggest hurdles is communicating with the parents of a bully, who will by no means want to accept this!
Bullies need help, as much as the bullied.
Everett Hill 10+May 11 2013: LIzanne, I have actually had more of an issue with the parents of the child who was being "bullied". Sadly those children who are being ignored, are generally having more issues at home than they are at school and the parents just ignore them and don't report anything.
What I have experienced is a conversation that usually starts along the lines of "what do you mean you didn't know my child was being bullied? Isn't that your job?" Which is incredibly frustrating when it is the parent telling you this. There are many programs about bullying, prevention of bullying, how to respond to bullies, how to and not to be a bully, etc. ad naseum that it is hard not to say that you know what a bully is and isn't. Parents and kids have been taught that they NEED TO REPORT it to someone in a position of authority and not assume. More and more, due to the mass media (thank you very much), most bullies are getting smarter and don't do it in public where people can see. And, it is not reported to anyone so, teachers don't know. It is incredibly frustrating to be on the receiving end of that conversation when you are doing your best to help the child.
Ignoring is so much more difficult. Especially when the child draws away from the group. It is so much more subtle and not as noticeable. And quite frankly, even if the teachers work together to help students, a quiet kid doesn't necessarily get noticed in a class where there are other issues.
May 11 2013: Everett, I can understand your frustration!
Kids are indeed clever. They know darn well when they're being watched! I get the impression, from your story and from stories my friend has related to me, parents like these prefer to shift the responsibility on the educators, rather than take any responsibility themselves. That could very well be the root of the problem.
You said, kids have been taught they need to report bullying, which suddenly made me think of the role of their peers, who share this responsibility! Not only those who are a victim of bullying, but those who witness it, need to speak up.
When I was in elementary school, I was a 'Natural Helper'. We were the 'go-between', and kids with problems could confide in us, if they didn't feel comfortable about going to an authoritative figure. We received training in how to deal with every kind of problem, including bullying, but also issues at home.
I was happy to see, this program is still alive and well:
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May 11 2013: I would hope so, Kate.
The good thing about the "Natural Helpers" program, was that we received training to deal with the really big issues, like suicide, and we had a direct link to grown-ups who were in a position to help. Kids who tell each other stuff is great, it's a start, but getting that information to an authority can still be an obstacle.
How very sweet of you to say that. I guess, Kate, by accepting that I had anything to do with her survival, it would be suggesting I was aware she needed saving, which I was not.
I valued then, and still value, her friendship, and am infinitely glad we found each other again, after so many years!
May 11 2013: I agree with you greg. But I shall need to expand a bit. Though I have become progressively mellower with age, for most part of my life I preferred to be ignored compared to being bullied. I certainly do not like to relive my past but I don't regret it either by admitting that I don't remember one single instance of being bullied without the situation going towards very strong protest - involving serious risk for the bully and when the bully was way stronger (physically) than me, my health :)
I don't think kindness and compassion are so cheap as to waste on undeserving people.
May 11 2013: Wow, Pabitra: "I don't think kindness and compassion are so cheap as to waste on undeserving people. "
Indeed, these are traits that should be respected, treasured and given to those who truly deserve it.
If someone showers everyone they meet with an unlimited supply of kindness and compassion, then a friendship with that person can't mean much...
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May 12 2013: Dear Kate,
I have met a huge number of bullies in my life, so many that I find it impractical to check their individual life experiences before dealing with them. Moreover, since it is my kindness and my compassion ( and I hope you will agree that kindness and compassion cost you - at least I believe these are not mere gestures but definite actions with consequences) I think I retain the right to dispense it to someone who is more likely to appreciate that it is valuable and not a weakness.
I shall be honored and happy to be your friend, not even an ideal one and certainly no hero.:)
Of course I prefer to be ignored rather than being bullied.
May 12 2013: Kate, kudos for pointing out the unfairness in that statement. You're right - everyone deserves compassion. Empathy is vital to our survival. It is impossible to judge who is deserving of that compassion, and who isn't, at face value.
I do agree with Pabitra, though, that "kindness and compassion cost you". They are arguably our most valued possessions, which we have worked hard, in some cases perhaps an entire lifetime, to develop. They could be seen as gifts, to bestow on who we choose.
In theory, I would say, if I am treated with compassion, I will bestow it.
Some people don't get the chance, though, to show compassion. Or perhaps, have not learned how to. These individuals are as deserving, and maybe even more so!
Thank you for helping me see this from another perspective, Kate.
May 12 2013: Colleen, I think I wasn't clear in what I was trying to get across.
Absolutely not, no - I love and respect without condition.
I was trying to say that, in theory, I would treat someone as I am treated. But continued with, that some people don't get the chance, and that everyone is indeed truly deserving.
I described in one of my comments, how my unconditional supply of kindness and compassion was becoming detrimental to me. As Kate put it (all the way at the top), I was - and am - a 'people-pleaser', and still struggle with prioritizing my own needs and defining my boundaries on a daily basis.
My self-protection/survival mechanism was to bestow kindness and compassion on anyone that crossed my path, to the point of ignoring my own need for those same things. But, this same mechanism was destroying me. I am still finding that balance.
This discussion has opened my eyes further than I thought it would! I am so grateful!
May 12 2013: Hi again Lizanne,
I think/feel you were clear, and I think I understand what you are saying...it seems clear to me.... "I would treat someone as I am treated".
That feels conditional to me.......I will give it to you, if you give it to me. I respect that concept as your personal choice.
I responded to your comment regarding how and why you feel that your unconditional supply of kindness and compassion was becoming detrimental to you.
Was your effort to bestow kindness and compassion on anyone that crossed your path for the purpose of self-protection/survival alone? Could it also have been based on a desire to be accepted and liked?
I believe I will ALWAYS be seeking balance, because what I have discovered, is that as we shift things in our "self" (thoughts, feelings, ideas, beliefs, opinions, physical activity, etc. etc. etc.), it helps to be aware of how, why, when, and for what reason we readjust the balance in our "self":>)
"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes..."
(Marcel Proust)
May 11 2013: Pabitra, Lizanne and Kate,
"I don't think kindness and compassion are so cheap as to waste on undeserving people"?
"If someone showers everyone they meet with an unlimited supply of kindness and compassion, then a friendship with that person can't mean much..."?
I agree with you Kate, and do not agree with these ideas. I also have worked with SO many people who are wounded, and we NEVER know what battles a person is waging in him/herself. Are we to judge who is deserving and who is not, even though we may not know the whole story behind the person? That is not my choice.
Lizanne, why do you say..."If someone showers everyone they meet with an unlimited supply of kindness and compassion, then a friendship with that person can't mean much... "?
I believe that kindness and compassion are unlimited, so why not shower everyone with it? We can "BE" what we want to "SEE" in each and every moment, and modeling a behavior is the best teacher I know:>)
May 12 2013: Colleen, I said "If someone showers everyone they meet with an unlimited supply of kindness and compassion, then a friendship with that person can't mean much...?" because someone once said it to me.
A few years ago, I reconnected with an old classmate. I asked her, why we weren't better friends in school? That is when she told me, I was so nice to everyone, I was friends with everyone, so she assumed a friendship with me couldn't mean that much, and consequently never made the effort to become better friends with me.
I am someone who makes sure everyone else in the room is comfortable, content, happy before I allow myself to even sit down. I over-adapt, I place the needs of others before my own. My unlimited supply of kindness and compassion is a reflection of this. Unfortunately, it was a destructive pattern that was having a detrimental effect on me. I was giving too much of myself away, was literally drying up.
I am aware of this 'lifetrap', it has been the subject of many years of therapy, and has helped me become the person I am proud to be now, compared to the person I had struggled to be 5 years ago.
I have been taken advantage of and manipulated, because of my endless supply of kindness and compassion... I was vulnerable to those who saw an opportunity to use me.
Let me be absolutely clear about one thing - I possess love and respect for everyone. Even those who have wronged me, perhaps especially those. I do not possess the ability or capacity to hate.
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May 12 2013: The cost is, in one part the pain and suffering that I make my own and live my life as if it is my pain and suffering for the person towards whom my kindness and compassion flow. In other part, the cost is in sharing my own resources to help alleviate the pain and suffering and to change life a bit towards better for the person towards whom my kindness and compassion flow. Depending on the situation this cost may even be financial.
Except for these tangible actions I believe kindness and compassion do not become meaningful for me. I am a very ordinary person with limited resources so my ability to be kind and compassionate is not unlimited therefore.
I have stressed my family for this nature of mine yet I can go out and help only so many. It is difficult to explain here how many suffer how much around me. I feel very sad for my limitedness and hope others will reach out in equal measure.
Btw Kate, not everyone who has sustained damage is a bully. I think a bully is basically a coward and a weakling. Real strength is in protecting not in attacking.
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May 12 2013: Lizanne,
This is a response to your comment which begins:
"Colleen, I said "If someone showers everyone they meet with an unlimited supply of kindness and compassion, then a friendship with that person can't mean much...?" because someone once said it to me...."
Your classmate/friend didn't connect with you because she made an assumption about you and your behavior....you were so nice to everyone, so she assumed a friendship with you couldn't mean that much. Do I have that right?
Ok.....so.....you accepted and adopted that belief? Which was based on HER assumption?
I understand the concept of depleting our energy....I've been there....done that by trying to help another person be comfortable.
What I learned, is that to make an effort to help others be comfortable before taking care of myself is what depletes the energy. If we are honestly giving, without conditions and expectations of others, the energy, (compassion, empathy, respect and unconditional love) flows without limitations.
When we "struggle" to "be" a certain kind of person, our effort may not be coming from a genuine intent to give without expectations/conditions.....which is why it feels like a "struggle".
I agree that some people will "use" us when they discover we may have an unlimited supply of kindness and compassion. That is when "knowing" ourselves and our intent can be helpful.
You shared your example of trying to be nice and help everyone around you be comfortable. People pick up on that, and will sometimes take advantage when possible. When we "know" ourselves, our intent and practices, we KNOW when someone is trying to do that, and we do not have to interact with that person.....it is a choice. Kindness and compassion can be extended from afar! We can say...I have compassion and kindness in my heart for a person, and I do not choose to try to make that person more comfortable than I am in myself. Make any sense?
May 12 2013: Dear Pabitra,
It is ok if we do not agree. I still offer you respect, compassion, kindness unconditionally and unlimited whether or not we agree:>) I do not fully understand being careful with kindness and compassion, and I certainly respect your choice.
I agree with Kate, that kindness and compassion flows from a limitless well within us. In my perception and experience, it has to be a conscious effort to limit that flow. I do not recognize a "cost" to me for allowing the kindness and compassion to flow through me. In fact, I believe it fills my heart and mind, so it is not only a gift to others....it is a gift to myself as well.
I also agree with Kate, that often, the tougher/rougher the exterior, the more damage one may have inside. I learned this with the incarcerated guys. They often project a very tough, rough persona, and when I read their files, I discovered unbelievable experiences they had as children.
Their challenging childhood does not justify bullying or hurting others, but it does provide information with which we can better understand some of the underlying dynamics of bullying.
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May 12 2013: Pabitra,
You say...."If challenging childhood and damages sustained are the reasons of becoming a bully, I would have been one Colleen".
There are MANY factors, which influence any individual, because we are all different, so a challenging childhood is not the only reason underlying the bullying behavior, as I'm sure you know.
I have 7 siblings, and all 8 of us made different choices regarding how to deal with a childhood that was influenced by a violent, abusive father. Thankfully, we all stayed out of jail, and live lives that are productive. AND we all dealt with the violence and abuse in different ways. Most of my siblings didn't even talk about it for a very long time....until I began to lend them my ear:>)
In fact, the brother who died in January began talking a LOT about his childhood and our father as he approached death. He had been carrying a lot of emotional pain for 74 years. He used his pain to motivate kindness and respect, rather than the way our bullying, abusive, violent father used his pain.
May 12 2013: I would have felt kind and compassionate to your brother. There are people on earth who can assimilate pain and suffering into positive virtues. There are more people outside of correctional homes than inside who have suffered a lot, whom life has not dealt with any fairness. But they can still smile and bear it with dignity and kindness.
A bully should be handled with firm denial of his pleasure, I mean no hatred either, but I shall not feel inclined to be kind and accomodative to one.
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Caravel Academy wrestling Ryan Wolfe is this week's WDEL Male High School Athlete of the Week.
Ryan won the 182-pound weight division of the Beast of the East tournament at the Bob Carpenter Center last weekend. Wolfe won a 3-2 decision over David Reck in the finals. Ryan says Reck was tough.
"I stuck to my moves that I was using all tournament. That was my snap, and I got him with one takedown."
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Love this powder; its the only one I can set my underye concealer with that doesn't darken or change the color of the concealer. Doesn't look dry or cakey unless I apply too much.
I love this powder. I use it over my under eye concealer, and throughout my t-zone upon makeup application. It can be a bit cakey if not used sparingly- so start with less and build up...but it doesn't break me out and the price is on point. I am relatively fair skinned (NW20 in MAC) and cameo is the perfect color for me.
I purchase my powder from makeupmania.com, they have excellent customer service and pricing as well as other hard to find products.
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This is my Holy Grail loose powder. I am a very fair skinned gal and this is what I use to set my concealer every single day. It is great as a setting powder as well, GREAT FOR OILY SKIN. If you are interested in the "BANANA" powder but are light skinned, this is perfect for you!
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I was so glad to find out that this brand carried the Luxury Powder in Cameo. Thanks to reviewers here, I was able to avoid the mistake of buying the Banana powder. This is my HG setting powder for concealer and full face make up. I bought the smallest container for about $10 and it will last me forever. Coverage is sheer and blend-able, due to the fine particles.
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You wouldn't think it would be difficult to find a neutral pale loose powder for NC/NW15 skin. But thanks to reviewers on here I finally have. Cameo is my perfect colour.
Cheap, �6.25 for 47gms. Screenface sell it in the UK. (Edit - volume has now gone down to 42gms and price up to £8.95!!! whopping 62.4% per gram price increase.)
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It doesn't do anything else, doesn't moisturise, dry the skin, have anti ageing ingredients etc etc but it provides the correct level of coverage without looking chalky or you've over done it. I think this is HG.
I have posted this on the general review thread for all colours in this range but I thought I'd add it here to help other pale people.
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I actually purchased this product in error - I was trying to get the one that was more pink to make my own setting powder for concealer. Unfortunately it didn't really work. It has been in my shelf for over a year and I just started using it again after reading reviews on the other shades of luxury powder. If you use too heavy of a hand, this goes on quite powdery although it is very finely milled. The amazing thing about this powder is how long it controls oil! I am usually a greaseball by the time I get to work in the morning but I can get past lunch without blotting with this powder, and today I didn't even need to blot at all. This is actually the best powder ive tried for keeping oil at bay, and also doesnt dry out my skin. The only down side is the packaging - kind of like a mini baby powder shaker, and a lot of product comes out at once. I use a separate dish to swirl.
For reference, I am NC 20 (but more neutral-olive) and I do not find that this looks pink or ashy on me.
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This is the only powder I use on my face. It's perfect for setting concealer and providing a good base for blush. At the same time, it is not obvious that I am wearing powder. I have pale, fair skin and pink undertones rather than yellow so this suits perfectly. No white cast or anything like that. Finely milled. I seem to remember it being extremely cheap for a very large jar. All you need to do really is find a different receptacle. I just got rid of my old powder and poured this into the jar which housed it. That jar has a wider mouth, the mouth is also set into the jar rather than sitting on top, so I don't lose product.
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