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I love my school!!! Everyone should go there!!!!! The academics are amazing and the teachers are great!!!
Although academically ahead it did not show the quality in teachers and students I was looking for. I pulled my child out immediately after I saw the incompetence in the school
Our child was previously enrolled in two different Christian schools, and we learned not all are the same. While one had strengths in academics, it failed tremendously in the spiritual realm. The other, that gave emphasis to learning the Bible, lacked the academic side. FCS has managed to excel on both fronts. We are ecstatic to place our child in a school where not only is he being challenged academically & led by teachers experienced in their field, but also a place where pointing students toward Christ and the Gospel is of the utmost importance. You will not find a more caring principal or staff; people who are ALWAYS willing to take your calls or meet with you immediately if necessary. The small classroom size allows teachers to focus in on student s weaknesses, while encouraging their individual strengths. We have seen a confidence instilled in our child that we know is a direct result of his wonderful teachers. A former shy introvert, he now sees himself as a leader. We are blessed to have found FCS & highly recommend it to all looking for a school where their child will thrive academically and be in a place of high morals and integrity.
FCS is more than a school it is a ministry of love. The teachers, faculty and staff poor their heart and souls into teaching the students. I you take a look t the school's website and read the bio's you will see all of them could make a lot more money at more affluent private schools or in the public school system but they are at FCS believing that it is where GODhas placed them. The curriculum is too notch but with the love and support I the teacher and staff most chdren will rise to the occasion and receive an excellent education in an environment where their character can be molded for service to CHRIST.
I've gone to private school all my life, but in the few months that I've been working here I can see the difference between FCS and other schools. Its nurturing environment and attentive staff really allow the students to not only to create a close bond with one another, but also with God. I really enjoy working at this school and it deserves all the blessings possible.
I am the parent of three children who all attended and graduated from Flushing Christian School. They each received a quality education and were well prepared to successfully compete in the public school arena. They have each gone on to higher education and are successful. Flushing Christian School is a place where children are loved and nurtured by a loving staff who seek to help each child be all he/she can be.
Flushing Christian School is fully-accredited and chartered by the New York State Board of Regents. FCS is warm, nurturing, multi-cultural, and exhibits a family-like atmosphere. The small class sizes allow teachers to provide individualized attention for each student. The students have opportunities for organic, hands-on learning experiences that a larger classroom setting would not offer. Many of our graduates go on to attend some of New York City s best public and private high schools: such as Bronx Science, Stuyvesant, Bard High School and Early College, to name a few. Our alumni have pursued degrees in law, in the medical field, to go on to earn their master s and even a PhD. Our students have become pastors, wall-street executives, teachers and policemen. FCS provides a solid foundation for success!
Excellent curriculum, students are well prepared academically in Math, Science, English, Music, foreign language, sign language is also taught along with moral grounding through religion and a healthy relationship with God. Small classes makes sure students get the attention they need. The diverse population gives children the opportunity to appreciate other cultures. Great principal and staff.
Flushing Christian School offers the most important features that a child should get. As a parent, I am more than happy to see my daughter flourish and grow spiritually and academically. She gained e her smile back after I pulled her out from a public school and put her FCS. She is back to a happy kid who can't stop smiling and sharing her stories of what happened in the class and school. If you are a Christian parent and want to put the best investment for your child, this school is a right place to saw seeds of faith and Living Words into your child's heart. Sending my daughter to FCS is the best thing that I have ever done for her!
Flushing christian school is the best kept secret in the world !!!!!!!!!!flushing christian school has the best teachers in the world. Teachers that go the extra mile and beyond. Where else can you get a school where students excell in academics in a caring environment,and who are taught the word of god and how to apply it to their lives. The programs that are offered are great. American sign language.Drama,cooking,sewing,law classes,computer classes. We have come a long way since 2003. If your child doesn't attend flushing christian school, they are missing a great education in a school like no other school in the world. My daughter attended before all the changes took place and the school was great then.But...... It is greater still.
Flushing Christian School is the best kept secret !!!!! We are at a new facility with a gym,science lab, and a computer lab.We excel academically (check out our state tests. Our eighth grade is taking the ninth grade algebra regents.)The teachers at FCS truly love and care for their students as if the were their own. The teachers go the extra mile and beyond that. The director,Mrs. Blatt is a caring and loving person. She truly loves the students . She has an open door policy and is very gracious.My daughter loves Flushing Christian School and never wants to leave. She want FCS to add more grades so she can continue her education there. God bless Flushing Christian School.She has grown spiritually as well.I am so happy to be a part of Flushing Christian School !!!!!!
My daughter attends Flushing Christian School and I actualy think that it is one of the best boutique schools in Flushing. My daughter is currently in the third grade and her teacher is very communicative. She struggles with Math and her teacher is currently working with her with free extra lessons, also co-oridnating with us by giving us extra lessons for my daughter to do at home. FCS embraces the importance of God in the lives of their children. Mrs. Blatt states that with God first in their lives everything else will fall into place. I am blessed to have in such a strong God fearing and academic environment. May God continue to bless FCS and all they're doing. Parent
We have added several new electives this year: Cooking, Sewing, Drama, American Sign Language, Film, and Hand Chimes. Our middle school Language Arts teacher also started a Junior Beta Club. We also have technology classes for grades 4-8.
I was very saddened at the lack of communication between myself and several of my son's teachers. Tuition is expensive, and I could never fully understand the teaching flow. It seemed very unorganized. My son does not have a learning disability, but I was made to feel as this was so. I guess if he was quiet most of the time, everything would have been ok. The Holy Spirit really needs to work in the school, and in the hearts of many who work there. I pray that sucess follow all of the who are truly following the Lord. Keep the school in your prayers.
I am a parent of three children who all attended Flushing Christian School. My eldest daughter graduated and is at the top of her class at one of the specialized high schools in New York City. This school is the best thing to happen to my children and our family. The children receive a well-rounded educational experienced balanced academically, spiritually, and morally. I have recommended this school to several friends and relatives who have enrolled their children and have all been extremely pleased with the education that their children are receiving. The tuition is affordable and well worth every dollar!
Flushing Christian School is a wonderful school where children flourish. There is great communications and a very strong unity between the teachers, parents, and board of trustees. Everyone involved with the school has a love for the school and for God. What a blessing it is for me to have the opportunity to send my daughter to such a file school. Academics are also top notch!
flushing christian is the school to go to if you want the best of everything for your child. the teachers really care about the children and the small class size is a plus. If your thinking about a place to send your child look no further F.C.S. is it.
My older son graduated from F.C.S and my younger child is curently enrolled. I have found the school to be a great example of what a learning environment should be. The class size is small so that children can have a more personalized learning experience. The teachers are very committed to the children working to bring out the best in each child. Parent involvement is also high here. The students are not only well behaved but respectful. Children fell very comfortable. Intellect and integrity go side by side. My older son is doing well in High School due to being prepared in all his subjects. If your thinking about a small school setting in a big citY Flushing Christian School is the place.
Flushing Christian School has been an asset to my son's education. He is now off into High School and I thank FCS for their strong moral convictions. Academically my son has done well and is thriving in his new school thanks to the preparation, education and guidance he received at FCS. He enjoyed the sports and music programs and they benefited him greatly.
Flushing Christian School has been a God send to my family and to many others that I know of. The teachers are dedicated to helping students academically and spiritually. Many of them stay after school for extra help or give up their lunch period to work with students. They care about the entire person and treat them with dignity and respect. I would highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a great foundation and high standards.
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For the last two years, Duerwachter has been collecting information to compile the coffee table book about the historic railroad line. His nearly 400-page book has more than 100 photos and illustrations about the railroad spur line that once went from Granville to North Lake as it traveled through Menomonee Falls to Lannon, Lisbon and Sussex and the went west to Merton and North Lake. It was built initially from Grandville in 1890 to where today the Sussex Mills Apartments are.
Duerwachter will have his Bug Line book available for purchase at the event and sign copies. A significant part of the book is about Sussex, Lisbon and Lannon as there were Bug Line depots in each one. They were on Lannon Road near Hemlock Lane in Lannon, in olde Templeton on the former Mammoth Spring Canning Company land, across Main Street from the M& M Restaurant and on Maple Avenue in old Sussex where today the apartments stand.
Duerwachter will also explain how the Bug Line name was determined and how it became a walking trail. This free program will last about an hour and no registration is required. This and other programs are presented by the Friends of the Pauline Haass Library to provide learning opportunities to the residents of the area.
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How are other schools handling the staggered start for K-3rd? Initially the district said that "at minimum" playground supervision...Original post made by Lynne on Aug. 30, 2012
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For the first time, opponents of Measure E, the parcel tax to benefit Pleasanton schools, have spoken out against it at a...Original post made on Mar. 24, 2011
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AROUND TOWNChristmas tree collection schedule
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Obviously there are a lot of good top 10 trends lists for small business, social media, technology and all, as seems to happen every year at this time. I've seen a lot of them, and I recommend Steve King's Top 10 Small Business Trends for 2010 from Small Business Labs, posted yesterday.
One big point in Steve's favor, and a big credibility boost as well, is that Steve starts the piece with links to his trends posts for each of the previous two years. Good touch. And I'm impressed–he called things fairly well.
Comparing all three posts–2008, 2009 and 2010–I see some broader trends. It reads like the spread of more and smaller: more solopreneur; more baby boomer businesses; something like economic diffusion spurred on by the multiple whammy of the big recession, baby boomer demographics and technology. Green business shows up in all three. Buy local shows up in two of three. Social media and closely related factors show up in all three.
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Economic Trends
- The Shift to Contingent Workers Turns Employees into Entrepreneurs
- Personal Businesses on the Rise
- Small Business Lending Returns to Pre-Bubble Levels
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- There is No Place Like Home for Small Business. (More home businesses)
- Clean and Green Creating Small-Business Opportunities
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Samode, Rajasthan - a beautiful, unspoilt and quiet little village
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Samode is a quiet village near Jaipur it was only about an hours drive. Having been to and dealt with the crowds of Agra, Jaipur, and Delhi, Samode was a wonderful getaway. What was special about Samode was how few tourists we encountered. The crowds were minimal and the people friendly.
We enjoyed being able to walk the streets of the town in a hassle free manner and interact without touts trying to sell souvenirs. Among the things I enjoyed the most was looking at the colorfully painted doorways to the many havelis (private homes) in Samode.
We stayed at Samode Palace - an old palace that has been converted into a hotel. The palace sites with the rugged Aravalli hills looming as a back drop. The hotel was a good experience and we enjoyed staying there. Apparently it has won several awards as a heritage hotel.
One of the things that was most impressive about the hotel were some of its stunningly decorated and immaculately maintained rooms (e.g. the Durbar Hall and the Mirror Room). Words can't describe what we saw....so I will just leave it to the photographs that I have included in this blog.
It certainly felt like we were in the palace of a king but we told that the ancestors who built the palace were not "royalty" but "nobility" and were conferred a prestigious title by the King of Jaipur for the good work and loyalty they demonstrated.
In hindsight, I wish we had used Samode as the base to explore Jaipur instead. Given that Jaipur was only an hour away, we could have enjoyed the peace and calm of Samode much more.
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NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report) - Just days after tying the knot after years of abstinence, Kevin Jonas of the pop sensation the Jonas Brothers stunned his teenaged fans by announcing that "to be honest about it, sex was not worth the wait."
"After we did it, I was kind of like, that's it?" Mr. Jonas told reporters at a New York press conference.
As to whether Mr. Jonas' bride agreed with his "that's it?" assessment, Mr. Jonas remarked, "That's what she said."
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"That's what she said." GAME OVER.
Oh this shall be used in debate.
December 22, 2009∞
The most epic post I will ever make…
December 19, 2009...
The Red Hat
"How does it look?"
In that split second, multitude of thoughts run through my head. But shining through them all is the need to scream out "I think you look beautiful" No matter what you wear, how you think you look, or how vulnerable you are, you're beautiful.
Why is it that in the moment all I could muster was "Its fine…"
December 14, 2009...
I keep fucking everything up. I feel like a failure. I cant believe I screwed up that badly.
December 13, 2009...
is this how you celebrate your holiday, roving in packs throughout the mall causing trouble. jeez….
Christmas gifts
Work depresses me. Finding the perfect gift for someone, but then remember that you have no reason to get them them anything. it bothers me
December 10, 2009...
Yep! that was painful
"The only antidote to mental suffering is physical pain."
The motto of the night.
just one more test…
December 9, 2009∞
dating scene at NU. Eerily similar to NS, no?
December 8, 2009∞
Neither the cooks at Sargent or I can cook without me ending up with oil burns on my arms at the end of a burger/beef cutlets
December 7, 2009∞
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December 5, 2009∞
i would adopt this kid
i would kidnap this kid
ffff….this is reminiscent of the picture of myself on my wall.
I got my daily quota of penis today on chatroulette


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A pair of new studies using NASA satellite data shed light on a previously hidden type of Amazon forest wildfire and links between climate conditions and Amazon fire risk.
If you're looking for a great way to get involved in environmental issues and meet other like-minded people, I highly recommend going to Power Shift 2013, hosted by the Energy Action Coalition. It's a great experience and is being held in Pennsylvania this year to get even closer to the coal and fracking issues.
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Another key symbol of our relentless destruction of the environment has been our deforestation of our Amazon rainforests. As global demand for beef and soybeans has gone up alongside increasing populations, companies – in the interest of increasing profits – have cleared vast amounts of land in…
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Day three of Cumbria zoo death inquest
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Four-and-Twenty CultistsSing along everyone - this one's rather jolly! (the rhyming scheme at least).******I saw angels dance with devilsunder winter's crystal sky.Old men passed between them,crying "Dead men never die!"Then the oceans fell before us,as the dead began to sing.Heavens parted wider;winds prickled at our skin.Now Satan awakes slowly,like shadows on the sands.Together we beg forgiveness,as he lacerates our hands.The landscape lies broken,as stones roll through the hills.Stars are growing brighter,fed by blood of untold kills.Death bends his toxic breath,exuding nameless streams.fabricating nightmaresand crimson coloured dreams.
How one Dead Views the LivingMy life had always been painted in sombre greys. In death, how it blossoms!When the rains come, the watery drops fall like tears of ink: echoing and dancing across sparkling sapphire puddles. The sun, a golden mystic orb, shedding its beauty on all it touches.I see rustic weather-beaten cragged faces of the old, set with eyes of faded blue. I behold bright smiles and blushes upon the fat cheeks of the young. My ears prickle with the twirling thousand-noted song of birds. The beauty of all these things I never observed in life, now bursts upon my ripened senses - in death.In a trance I view this new-found paradise. Life, I have come to realise, is most beautiful to the spectator. The spectator has no need for understanding or judgement.I look upon a derelict dilapidated street, filthy with squalor. I cast my eyes over the crumbling paintwork of rotting window frames, housing broken panes. Here and there sickly weeds break through mouldering masonry.Oh what a picture, what a spectac
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Golden CandlesWhen the stirring of the tides echo lonely with the flow,and winter rears his icy head and threatens coming snow,when the very last of flowers, sadly crumple and decay,when nights become much darker and longer than the day,when the stars shine subtly brighter than anything I've seen,then we'll come to realise - we were living in a dream.
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She comes forth Deadly - Parodying Lord ByronShe comes forth deadly, like the night Of ceaseless crimes and sunken sighs;And all that's foul of dark and fright Greet her casket in glad criesThus opened by that sinful blight Which Satan to wan day denies. One shade the more, one spectre less, Knew nought besides that phantom's faceWhich wails in every brazen mess, Or slowly lingers in its place;Where fears keenly cruel suppress, All light, all life and saving grace. And o'er that eye, and on that brow, So hard, so stern, in rough judgement,The leers that kill, the hints that cow, All tell of years in Hades spent,A soul in bonds with all below, A heart whose beat is my torment!
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ifif i could fall in love with you,i'd yank the blue sky from its perch and wrap it around yourshoulders like grandma's woollen blanket;i'd extract the spirit frombetween your toes and douse your eyes in it, so maybethen i'd understand what makes your thoughtsturn 'round;and i'd write the words ofa love-bitten victim on the insides of your wrists, just tomake sure i won't find scratches there in themorning.if i could fall in love with you,i'd glue your sentences on the walls, and tell everyonethe paint was peeling anyway; and i like falling asleepto the scent of your ink-spelt feelings;and i'd give away the coffee thatkeeps me upright every day, if only to rub the nightmaresfrom underneath your ragged fingernails;and maybe i'd evenname a skin-deep butterfly after you because my superstitious naturewould still my fingers; and you'd have claim of myscars.if i could fall in love with you,i would not speak your name anymore because it would tastetoo sweet &
helium balloon lungsi. You write me notes scribbled on sandpaperand I run them across my face,scraping away layers of saccharine skin,ii. Your eyes, made of cookie crumbs,I'd like to dip them in milkand watch them melt,smoking like dry ice,iii. You churn my childish heartin circles and in circlestill I slip into cardiac arrest,iv. I just remembered that time youwrapped your arms around me like vinesand held me until you couldn't,v. Oh what I'd give for a pair offortune cookie lungs,inhaling intuition,exhaling self-fulfilling prophecy,vi. I've been fishing for horoscopes,pasting them onto my bedroom wallsand on the backside of my skin,hoping that they tell me thattoday is the day you will be mine,vii. But your soul is made up of sinsand I do believe in forgiveness,but forgive me, for I cannot forget.
After The WarAfter blood is spiltMay pretty flowers growin their memory.
Suspended BondsBorn on the opposite ends of the world,We bend the laws of the universeAs we meet halfwayThrough the rippling sands of time.Drifting along dimensionsI take your wordsAnd burn it into my palms,As I watch you carvemine onto your chest.Together we cried our souls into the riversThen joined the wooing waves of the oceanBefore settling upon the shore,Only to be turned into saltby the brilliant sun.
a drug or choosingYour oily prints upon my eyesBlessed art thouYou bleed through the cracks in my wallsEyes, pores in every centimeter of wallpaperWatching me sleep, watching my night-mareThe horse running from the fire-like riverPouring down the mountain to the plains belowEngulfing my atmosphere in golden red smokeI am not addicted
MusingI'm too young to spend my liferunning from the thunder,staring at the kitchen walls wonderinghow life would be differentif they weren't the same color.
The NightmareNewspapers line the floor.Theres a chill in the air.Look a little closernews of your death,written on the wall.They're waitingin the shadows,feeding on your fear.Breathing in your sorrow,lapping up your tears.Lost in the dead trees,theres glass in your feet.Run a little faster.They're very near.Believe this is a dreamand you're not really here.
cobblestones.i pulled a napkin from the silver tin,wiped the table clear, drops of ketchup staining the center.i crushed the paper in my palm, felt the dampness reach the edges.hurt cloud, she said as i let it roll across the table..shooting baskets as the day ended,the ball went over the backboard, disappeared into the dark.she shrugged, then bent low, picked up pebbles.aimedand threw..your poor hands, she said. you have so many scars,and you're still so young. (she, younger than i, saying this)she touched one hand, then after a pause she took the otherwithout looking at me.some things take so much courage.we sat like that for a long time,perfectlystill..i passed two old women by the river.one stopped, pulled off her shoeand shook a pebble out.it dropped into the waterand she continued on,limping slightlyfrom the absence dented into her foot.the other had stopped a ways ahead.she waited and said, a pebble?the woman nodded. her whole lifehaving
Blue Heart SkyThe sky is showing scars of whiteCutting through its heart of blueTurning grey they feign the nightRaining rain they cryIt stains my eyesI cryNo one seems to wonder whyThis rain tastes salt instead of sweetForms salty seas beneath my feetWho broke this blue heart sky
Encroaching TerrorHuckle-hunting crack-backed worms'neath jeering, leering tangled forms.Branches breaking, bending, sendingshivers down my mangled spine.Fine, everything's just fine.Backward glancing, I see dancingshadows, shadows that aren't mine.Time, time ever racing, chasing,pacing, my footsteps ever hastening;tasting the seconds as they fade away.Decay comes quickly, sickly;stenches, wrenches my groaning gut.Moaning, roaming through the leaves,weaves the yearning, burning thing of night.Sight, I am robbed of sight.Blinding, something hidden binding,twining, snaking round my aching useless eyes.Sighs, the sighs of something very close;those whispered, blistered wrecks of breath.Death, the final fleck, silently shivers,my withered slivered, writhing neck.
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The answer, as with many things in life, is that it depends. Survey participants risk being scammed or having their identity stolen when their contact information is not stored securely by the site. Some participants may even find themselves bilked out of money when a site requires fees for access to the survey. It's best to step back and first ask: Who is giving the survey? If it sounds at all like a fly-by-night or otherwise sketchy organization, then it probably is. You'll want to think long and hard before surrendering any personal information on such a survey. Or, better yet, just steer clear entirely. Alternatively, is the survey something you might expect? For example, is the survey a follow-up by a reputable company from whom you recently purchased something online? Companies sometimes will want your help gauging the quality of the shopping experience they provided you. You're probably on safer ground in such a case, though you may still want to think about whether or not you want to open up your information to what could be an unending slew of marketing emails down the road. Such contacts bother some people more than others.
You could take the view that companies using online surveys also face dangers, although theirs have more to do with getting useless results from participants who rush through the questions or give fraudulent information in order to qualify for a prize of some kind. However you slice it, though, online surveys are here to stay. Surveys on Web sites and through e-mail are cheap, quick feedback for businesses -- a lot cheaper than conducting regular mail or telephone surveys. And, because they can take them at their leisure, more people tend to respond to e-mail surveys than to phone calls they might consider obtrusive [source: Yahoo! Small Business]. Online surveys could even be considered a form of advertising, planting subliminal, positive suggestions about a product in a person's mind.
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This country wouldn't have to worry about money for our bridges or roads, if they would stop sending money to countries that act as friends to us, but spit in our faces any other time. We wouldn't be so hard up for money, if this Government would stop letting people from other countries live here tax exempt. I was born here and I am taxed for everything I do, and buy; why should someone who is NOT from this country get a break when I don't. I don't know how many times I have heard a person from another country, currently living here in the US, say that they send money back to their country. In my belief, I believe that this administration/Government is wanting to kill the trucking industry as it was/is so as to put more people of work; because this industry is the only industry that you can still/somewhat make a meager living at, besides have two or three part time jobs. I have been at this for 29yrs now and, I am fed-up with the one-sided ways. The FMCSA screams about safety, but cars can still drive around us like we don't have any right to be out on the road. It is going down the drain at a fast pace, while EVERYTHING is continually going up in price's,food ,Fuel, repairs, ect......... some people might not pay attention, but a lot of people do. me included.
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If Sugar Doesn't Kill You, Sitting Will.
If Sugar Doesn't Kill You, Sitting Will. Which is good news because you're probably reading this while running in the park, and not sitting in front of your computer, at the end of a 9 hour stretch of sitting, right? Last Sunday's issue of The New York Times magazine section singled out sugar as the biggest danger to humans. But The Atlantic says that what's actually worse for you is long periods of sitting. "Common sense should tell us that sitting for long periods of time is not what humans were designed to do…It turns out that obesity and its related ills will continue to rise until and unless WE more often rise. " So, go ahead and treat yourself to that vending machine candy bar and eat it walking back to your desk. It's better for you than sitting.
The New York Times Didn't Get Punked, You Did: Cheers to this chain of blogs that started an endless link-to-link claim that The Times fell for an April Fool's joke. The claim is untrue, but you have to go from blog to blog to realize that you're the one that's fallen for a catchy headline. And by that point, you've probably already shared it.
" This is the city of the Yankees and Broadway, of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, of sky-high buildings and never-ending parks. How could the world not be rushing to its shores?"
That's Javier Hernandez of the New York Times writing about the controversial Census numbers that came out last week. When it was announced that New York City's population grew by only 2.1%, residents and elected officials expressed shock and bewilderment. Just look at how crowded the 6 train is!, they said. It was more than just a concern about federal aid or redistricting—it became an issue of pride. It partially crushed our belief that this city is the center of the universe, nearly bursting at the seams with so many people clamoring to live here. One historian came up with some sort of compromise, saying that New Yorkers are simply too "cantankerous" to return the Census numbers. Which is an answer I am sticking too.
" On reality television, gratuitous violence and explicit sexuality are not only entertainment but a means to an end. These enthusiastically documented humiliations are positioned as necessities in the service of some final prize or larger benefit — a marriage proposal, a modeling contract, $1 million. But they also make assault and abasement seem commonplace, acceptable behavior, tolerated by women and encouraged in men."
That's Anna Holmes in an op-ed for The New York Times. The Jezebel creator examines the public's response (or lack there of) to Sheen's alleged mistreatment of women. I agree with Holmes on a number of points in her column — that Piers Morgan should have pushed harder on the domestic abuse allegations, that his calling Sheen a "rock star" is wildly inappropriate — but it seems like she really drove it home right here. What's bothered me most the past week is the fact that the Sheenissohillarious craze has not only been tolerated by women but supported by them, fitting nicely into the trend Holmes outlines in this here quote.
By encouraging Sheen's current antics, we are downplaying the alleged threats of decapitation, accidental shooting, and general battery of the women in his life — making them "commonplace, acceptable behavior."
Rich Bolts The Times For New York. Frank Rich, the big cheese op-ed guy at The New York Times, is leaving the venerable newspaper to join the staff of New York Magazine, a huge coup for the weekly and a massive blow to the Times. Who will they get now to write 8,000-word essays that awkwardly join together the latest political news with the latest pop culture issue? "GOP Gets Its Sheen On"? Only Frank Rich could write a headline like that.
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That's Ms. Riley-Grant playing the role of Shocking Lead Anecdote in the Times' 'Who's the Boss, You or Your Gadget?'
Good for her. To be in labor is to be literally starved for any diversion from your impending biological imperative. Over the course of increasingly-ravenous hours, the nurses ween you off food, and then water, and then they tell you you can't even have ice chips. Because COFFEE'S FOR CLOSERS.
If the illusion that your office needs you helps take your mind off your desperate desire for an Italian BMT for even a minute, then do it. Do it and tell the the paper of record you'd do it again.
" "They were dividing the marital furniture," [a divorce lawyer explained.] The husband "was having an affair, and he got the bed. When he and his girlfriend go to use the bed for the first time, they see his wife has carved the girlfriend's name in the headboard: "S-L-U-T.""
" People lie and cheat and steal all the time. That's a fact of life. But rarely does a national news organization give them an unverified megaphone to whitewash it."
The words of an ex-husband referenced (but not named) in a The New York Times "Vows" column on Sunday.
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PHR today welcomed the confirmation of a 50-year sentence for former Liberia President Charles Taylor for his role in encouraging rebels in Sierra Leone to commit war crimes and planning some of the attacks during the country's civil war.
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Soon after taking office, President Obama pledged to open a new inquiry into the deaths of perhaps thousands of Taliban prisoners of war at the hands of U.S.-allied Afghan fighters in late 2001. Last month, the White House told ProPublica it was still "looking into" the apparent massacre. Now it says it has concluded its investigation – but won't make it public.
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I think there are a few that made me take a step back, moreso because they're gruesome than because of the moral implications, and both in the Howling Fjord.
One is while helping a Worg, he instructs you to kill an eagle and eat her eyes to gain their magical powers of sight! What!? And I'm just gonna be like, "Ok worg! Sounds like a plan! Down the hatch!"?
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The Dynamics of Global Crude Oil Production
AbstractWe analyze the dynamic effect of prices and price volatility on current oil production, both on the level of country groups and the major individual producer countries. A comprehensive dataset at monthly frequency allows us to include a rich lag structure while controlling for key global and local determinants as well as seasonality. Our set of explanatory variables also includes real economic activity, investment, the strength of the U.S. dollar and institutional quality. We provide a naïve regression analysis using a broad model to show that lagged explanatory variables are important determinants of current oil production. We find that the reaction of oil production is heterogeneous across both country groups and the major individual producer countries.
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