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The Thanksgiving feast traditionally marks the beginning of the holiday season. This season, consumers can be thankful for many things including a new Web site, www.holidayfoodsafety.org, that puts food safety in the context of all the planning and preparation families put into their holiday celebration. The site includes food shopping and preparation tips, recipes, and food safety advice and activities – all in one convenient location.
The Holiday Food Safety Success Kit – developed by the non-profit Partnership for Food Safety Education (PFSE) – joins consumer support efforts of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)/Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to address consumer concerns about safe food preparation.
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The European countries bordered by the Black Sea have among them dozens of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Here are a few to pique your curiosity. Compare the two magnificent Saint Sofias, Kiev's (Ukraine) a cathedral and Istanbul's (Turkey) now a museum. The underground city of Cappadocia (Turkey) is unbelievable, as are the Rock Hewn Churches of Ivanovo (Bulgaria). The Wooden Churches of Maramures in Romania are as unusual as the tower houses in the Caucasus Mountains of Georgia.
These fascinating European countries straddle the boundary between Europe and Asia, and are the site of some of the most important civilizations and events in Western history.
Georgia has one of the oldest ethnic groups in the world; Turkey is where Greeks (remember Helen of Troy?) the earliest Christians, and the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires flourished. Bulgaria, birthplace of the Cyrillic alphabet, was a large part of ancient Thrace and a powerful empire for centuries. Romania has protected and maintained its culture despite Byzantine, Ottoman, and Communist rule. The Ukraine has fought for its land with Huns, Goths, and Avars, and suffered through the first "modern" war in the Crimea.
Whether you're fascinated by Greek antiquities or the cultural evolution of recently independent states, religious or military history, the Black Sea region is teeming with world-renowned historical sites and monuments.
On to Turkey and Safranbolu, a UNESCO Site, the last and largest repository of 19th century, half-timbered Ottoman houses. With its strategic location on the Bosphorus peninsula between the Balkans and Anatolia, the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, Istanbul has been associated with major political, religious and artistic events for more than 2,000 years.
Medieval towns, fortified churches, painted monasteries, wooden masterpieces and ancient Dacian ruins are just some of the attractions that make up Romania's exceptional cultural heritage. 25 of its beautifully preserved architectural gems have been included by UNESCO in the World Cultural Heritage in acknowledgement of their natural, scenic and monumental appeal.
Romania's UNESCO World Heritage Sites include the Monastery of Horezu, Medieval fortified churches of Transylvania, Historic centre of Sighisoara, Wooden Churches of Maramures and Dacian Fortresses of the Orastie Mountains.
Transylvania is home to nearly two hundred villages with fortified churches built by the Saxons between the 13th and 15th centuries. Having to withstand constant invaders, the villages' central areas, where the church was located most of the time, were fortified with defence walls, having the capacity to shelter a large number of people. Seven of the fortified churches have been designated by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. A visit to these quaint villages, placed amidst lush farmland and green rolling hills, will give travellers a taste of the long-gone medieval times.
Bulgarian Landmarks in the UNESCO List of the World Natural and Cultural Heritage include Kazanluk Tomb. A Thracian tomb, dated to the late 4th-early 3rdcentury B.C. The murals in the burial chamber and in the corridor areof exclusive artistic value. The tomb is located in the Tyulbeto Hillnear the town of Kazanluk.
Among Ukraine National Parks are the Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathian Mountains, (listed by UNESCO), which extend all the way to Slovakia. UNESCO has entered over 200 of the most important monuments, architectural pearls and historical places in Ukraine onto the organisation's list of world cultural heritage spots.
Ukraine is a historical and cultural treasure-trove that has been forged through the centuries both by the ancestors of the Ukrainian nation and by the dozens of minorities inhabiting these lands, and this is reflected in a diverse mosaic of landmarks, place names and locations.
The historic centre of Odessa has preserved its authentic landscape made of a system of harbours, a coastal area and an extensive upper plateau cut by several ravines. This part of the city also contains a plethora of well preserved historic structures built by renowned architects and engineers. It represents a complete historic ensemble of the 19th century with only a few younger buildings.
Unesco also said that Odessa is example of a cultural landscape, in the core of which is a magnificent Classicistic ensemble of monumental buildings that represents a socio-cultural phenomenon of the "nineteen-century European Union" formed on the basis of a port city.
Georgia joined UNESCO on 7 October 1992. The historic churches of Mtskheta, former capital of the Kingdom of Georgia, are typical of medieval religious architecture in the Caucasus region; they were inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1994.
Georgians adore the popular song style known as the Chakrulo. This is a polyphonic song of medieval origin that uses metaphors and complex musical ornamentation. It is connected to the cult of wine and winemaking. In 2001 Georgian Traditional Polyphony a Masterpiece was listed by UNESCO as part of the world's Oral and Intangible Cultural Heritage.
The fascinating countries of the Black Sea region straddle the transition between Europe and Asia.
Who put the "Be" in Benelux? Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg!
Central Europe is eager to welcome you to discover its treasures!


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National Stroke Association's Live Virtual Health Fair Makes Stroke Information and Experts Globally Accessible Source
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
By: Taryn Fort
Second Annual Online Event Is Available Free on May 16, 2012
CENTENNIAL, Colo., May 16, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S., killing approximately 137,000 people a year. Yet public knowledge of common stroke warning signs and risk factors is low.Since 1989, May has been established as National Stroke Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of stroke. This year, National Stroke Association is offering a unique way for the general public and healthcare professionals across the globe to learn virtually about stroke through the second annual Virtual Health Fair.The live event is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. EDT on Wednesday, May 16, 2012. The event will be recorded and available on demand through Aug. 16, 2012.Virtual Health Fair is accessible to anyone with a computer and Internet access. The event features:
"Our Virtual Health Fair provides a unique way for anyone interested in stroke to learn about it online and during a special event that houses dozens of experts on stroke. It provides participants an easy way to ask experts specific questions and a means to meet others in the stroke community across the globe," said Jim Baranski, chief executive officer, National Stroke Association.National Stroke Association will offer booths on stroke prevention and recovery information, policy-related advocacy, caregiving and tools for healthcare professionals. Exhibitors include Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, National Aphasia Association, National Family Caregivers Association, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and Spirit of Women Hospital Network.Anyone interested in attending can register at www.stroke.org/vhf2012.Virtual Health Fair Webinar Agenda10 a.m. EDT: Stroke 101Speaker: Jean Rose de Renzy, RN, MS, CNRN11 a.m. EDT: Emotional Issues Post-StrokeSpeaker: William Stiers, PhD, ABPP (RP)Noon EDT: Nutrition Post-StrokeSpeaker: Heather Ross, MS, RD1 p.m. EDT: Acute Stroke ManagementSpeaker: George C. Newman, MD, PhD1 p.m. EDT: Meet the Faces of StrokeSpeakers: Linda and John Unland2 p.m. EDT: New Technology: Non-invasive Brain Stimulation for Stroke RecoverySpeaker: Lynn Rogers, PhD2 p.m. EDT: Become an Effective Health CommunicatorSpeaker: Michelle Whaley, MSN, CNS, CCNS, ANVP3 p.m. EDT: Post-Stroke Financial IssuesSpeaker: Vickie Leff4 p.m. EDT: How to Deliver Community Stroke EducationSpeaker: Janet Kester5 p.m. EDT: Careliving: Be a Better Caregiver for Yourself and OthersSpeaker: Sara PalmerABOUT NATIONAL STROKE ASSOCIATIONNational Stroke Association is the only national organization in the U.S. that focuses 100 percent of its efforts on stroke by developing compelling education and programs focused on prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and support for all impacted by stroke. Founded in 1984, the organization works every day to meet its mission to reduce the incidence and impact of stroke. Visit www.stroke.org for more information.Press Contact: Taryn email@example.com
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Every year, autumn delights us with grand displays of color. And every year Americans flock to prime places to see magnificent landscapes filled with reds, oranges and yellows.
It's often been said that dogs are man's best friends. Dogs can be great company on the trail, too.
The Wilderness Act celebrates its 50th anniversary this month. The act created our National Wilderness Preservation System and a means by which Americans can protect wilderness. It is now considered one of America's greatest conservation achievements.
A recent report has proved that trees are responsible for saving more than 850 human lives every year. The USDA Forest Service also discovered that trees prevent 670,000 incidents of acute respiratory illness
About 80 percent of Los Angeles County voters expressed support for protecting the San Gabriel Mountains and rivers, including preserving wildlife habitat, outdoor r
As it is currently written, the Forest Service's proposed over-snow vehicle (OSV) rule allows individual fo
As the costs of fighting wildfires continue to balloon, underfunded U.S. Forest Service programs have been forced to pull money from important conservation programs to keep on top of both wildfire suppression and mitigation.
This op-ed, by The Wilderness Society's Arizona state director Mike Quigley and Veterans Writing Project founder Ron Capps, is cross-posted from Stars & Stripes.
The legislation, introduced by Reps Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) and Tim Walz (D-MN), would expand the role of volunteer and partner organizations in maintaining national forest trails. At a time when budgets are tight and demand for public land access is high, the U.S.
There are over 450 animal species listed as endangered and over 170 listed as threatened, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Seek the Peak 2011 has now come and gone. It was a great event with a lot of fun had by all. A few of us chose to hike up via the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail and the Crawford Path. Then descend via the Gulfside Trail and the Jewell Trail. The weather was near perfect. Below are a few photos from our hike, with more found through the link at the end. Enjoy!
John, Don, Alison and myslef began at 6:30am in the hiker parking lot below the Cog Station.
Here is a view from about halfway up the Crawford Path, looking down on the Lakes of the Clouds hut.
At the summit.
Lastly, the Kilted Clan gets recognition from Scot Henley as the team who raised the most money, nearly $11,000.
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|Come join us on our July thread!
hi everyone!
@Charmedseed so sorry hun, hugs to you. i am glad to hear that you are surrounded by love and support. that's important no matter what
@Waiting4SJ i don't know what to think about lactating out of the blue. how confusing for you! what CD are you on? With my DS i didn't get a BFP until i tested on CD14.
@discalceata i chuckled reading about your exhausting weekend we are in the same boat. i don't know what OPKs you use, but i get a "high" reading for a few days before my "peak" days so we try to take advantage of all those days...go big or go home i say! so we typically have a 5-6 day "marathon" as well...hahaha funny that's considered a "marathon" for us these days....oh boy! Good luck to you!
AFM: hanging out at CD11 waiting to O somewhere around CD13. Fortunately I will be spending the first week of my TWW on vacation and will hopefully keep myself from over-analyzing and symptom spotting. I also just used my desktop computer for the first time and found it so much easier to do personals than on my phone b/c I can scroll up and see who said what hooray!
so sorry. sticky beans and baby dust to you.
@alittlemischief darn, next cycle baby dust to you. sucks starting the crazy all over again.
AFM - Af is absent so far still, but BFN on tests this morning. Just to confuse me more, I was lactating yesterday! I haven't BF in two years. WTH body?
|Thank you all, you're wonderful. The healing has been easier since there's been so much love and support around us. =)
I'm so sorry. I know the heartbreak behind your brave words. Be kind and gentle with yourself and allow the emotions to flow, if you need to vent, know that this is a safe place.
@tinytina I'm back to CD1 so can you slide me back into waiting to O when/if you set up the July thread? Thank you. And I hope you have managed to get a positive OPk.
|I'm back to CD 3 and waiting to o again. Drs appt tomorrow, well see what she says.
|@Charmedseed I am so sorry.
|I need to go back to Waiting to O... We lost the pregnancy at 4 weeks. We're sad, but it'll be okay.
|I spoke with my naturopath this morning and she has some of the test results finally and all come back within normal range. I'll have a copy after my appointment with her tonight so I'll have the actual numbers.
Positive OPKs for FOUR DAYS STRAIGHT. What the hell? What does that mean?
I've had positive OPKs for CD15-18. Today is CD18 and, along with the positive OPK, my temp is finally up. The first two days of positives showed a test line that looked like the control; yesterday and today the test line was *darker* than the control. So this isn't showing signs of dissipating. What's up with that? The OPKs I'm using say that the surge should last 12-36 hours, not four freaking days.
I don't know how much more "babymaking" I can handle. It's been an exhausting weekend.
|Updated to here Any status changes need? Please put changes in BOLD, thanks everyone!
Hello everyone,
AFM: Got negatives on OPK on days 15 and 16. Are you freaking kidding me?
Sounds like your RE is being aggressive with his treatment plan, @radiowave . Is there anyway to get a second opinion? Its hard to compare cases since everyone is different. Best of luck on the hormones.
Since we are using donor sperm, we are going up to 6 cycles of IUI with no meds. I am also taking courses online, my master's in education, curriculum design to be exact.
Given how much stress/anxiety the OPK tests are causing me, I cannot imagine the pregnancy tests are going to be any better for me @Waiting4SJ . I am spending way too much time on here, the computer in general, and thinking about this all.
I love your story @alittlemischief , fingers crossed for you dear.
|@radiowave I think I asked the same question many moons ago when I first started hanging out here. AFM= as for me
|What does AFM mean?
perhaps its a sign that we are meant to be waiting together? The Belle thing hit me a while back, I had concieved in Disneyland in April, but miscarried just days after finding out. The story of Belle resonated with me- she had to fight for her 'beast' and had to lose him (temporarily) in order for him to transform into something beautiful and lifelong. I felt like my heartbreak was temporary and my prince just wasn't ready yet (I strongly feel that I will have another son) Is that uber cheesy?!
AFM- I'm 12DPO and I gave over to temptation tested BfN on my cheapies yesterday. But my chart sure does look like a pregnant one. I think I'm going shopping for FRER today...
Waiting To Know
How do you keep yourself from POAS every day?! 3-4 days till AF is expected... I'm going crazy. Why do early preggo symptoms have to be so vague/like PMS? Sore/full feeling, emotional train wreck, fatigue - All there. Did I mention I'm going crazy? Plus since it's early in the TTC phase for me, I haven't been keeping close track of O-day, which means I'm not entirely sure if we uhm, hit the mark. At least it's better than my first time TTC. I was on the pill, and going off it meant my cycle was WHACK the entire time I was TTC. At least now I'm down to a "normal" 28-30 day cycle rather than 25-45 day cycles last time. Does anyone here spend an unhealthy amount of time on this site? I'm a teacher, off for the summer so I have a LOT of extra time on my hands.
@radiowave Wow, it sounds like you have your hands full, but with good blessings, hopefully your story will end in a little blessing soon. @alittlemischief - Not only are we waiting together, but your profile is BELLE!!! I'm such a huge fan of Beauty & the Beast. It's DH and my "thing".
Good Morning! It is a hot day in Baltimore.
Yesterday we had our second consultation with the RE. He said, based on my tests, my TAC, DH's borderline sperm motility issue, and our ages and pregnancy history, that he wants to go ahead with the following plan: Start IUI treatment at the beginning of my next cycle (which should start between tomorrow and wednesday. Scan and bloodwork CD3, Clomid CDs 5 through 9, scan and bloodwork CD12, and based on that, probably a trigger shot around then and then the IUI, and then vaginal progesterone for two weeks. He said that he only wants to do two rounds of IUI before moving on to IVF. This all sounds fairly aggressive to me, which I am ok with, I think, but surprised by. I thought that we would try more rounds of IUI before moving on. He doesn't want to do any IUI with injectable before moving on to IVF because of the greater risk of multiples, which we are not sure that my TAC could handle well. I am very nervous about the clomid.
I am already being treated for depression and anxiety, and am weaning myself off of klonapin before the treatment starts. Between schoolwork (working on my MA online) and my daughter and my crazy family, I just don't know how I am going to handle the clomid!
Hello everyone!
Another negative OPK this morning.
Decided I want to actually start writing on my blog about our struggles with infertility. I started the blog back in February but I wasn't ready to write on it.
Got really emotional last night, my parent's cat passed away last night (they have lost 2 cats and a dog in about a year). It's been really rough on my parents and me and my brother.
@discalceata , check your specific OPK for the time frame. The fertility clinic suggested a 24-36 hour one vs. 48 hours because of the IUI procedure. So when I get a positive one, I call the clinic and our procedure is booked for the next day. Glad you got a positive result.
I like Anna1979's suggestions for @siuann . There are a lot of options to explore.
Glad to see your husband took some initiative, @Anna1979
Thanks for the compliment @alittlemischief . Sorry to hear AF is on its way. Cannot blame you for being emotional at the baby shower, hugs hun. Sorry to hear about your cheap tests.
Hope you got the black raspberries picked without getting bitten too bad by the mosquitoes, @ayme371 . Let us know if we can help you figure things out dear.
Hi and welcome @Waiting4SJ
Hi @SeattleRain , sorry to hear your temps are going down.
good news on your luteal length. Sorry about the temp dip, but your not out 'till your out... I'm hopeful for everyone
Welcome @waiting 4 I'm due af @ either 13/14dpo and 14dpo is on the 1st, so I'll wait with ya. Here's hoping your stay in this club is short and sweet
AFM- remember those cheapy hpt's I bought yesterday? Turns out I should have read the packaging first! They say "90% accurate" - not the best odds lol
|AFM, AF still hasn't shown at 12DPO which is awesome for me! My temp took a dive today though, so I bet I'll get AF tomorrow. I didn't even test today because I didn't think it was worth it.
I know this is probably a big blow, but it is NOT the end of the world. First of all, this is ONE sample and ONE analysis from ONE doctor. Before you call yourself out for good, you have a few more steps in the process. I know people have had some luck with having their partner use vitamins to boost quality. Sperm regenerate quickly and if vitamins are going to work, you might have a totally different result in a few months. It might not be PERFECT, but you might be able to do something less expensive like IUI instead of IVF.
If not, you can look into IVF and take your time, knowing that the stress of TTC every month is off of you. Save your money up, make sure you're with the doctor you really want to be with, etc.
Hugs, you're going to be okay. You seem like such a strong woman and you'll find your way through.
|Jumping in late in the game this month. This is my 2nd month ttc. AF is due the 1st, so I'm just trying to be patient. Trying. Failing.
Hi there...
@bren94 ...♡I'm here. Just quietly waiting...Suppose im just trying to put my big girl pants back on...ok, that really makes no sense...lol Hope your doing well. So your thinking girl? Just a gut feeling or something giving you clues? Thank you! s. It really does make me feel better. Don't mean to be too cheesy but oh well....
I'm sorry for my lack of chatter...Just trying to figure things out....I hope everyone is well and I'll be reading back to catch up on everyone a little later.
AFM...I'm 12 or 13 dpo tested last night with a frer and bfn ¿ so not looking promising. ..big surprise. I'm pretty sure I know what may help me to get the BFP. ..but that is up in the air. Considering my options....I'm out trying to catch the last bit of light to pick some black raspberries. ..I got eaten by darn mosquitos last night. Be back to catch up later. Miss you all!
I'm sorry that the results weren't good news. I hope that you can find some route to a family, I think that
would be a great supportive friend while you come to terms with the news and look at your options, I really hope that things can work out and you are holding your baby in the not-so-distant future. You don't have to leave this thread, but if you do, please pop back here from time to time and let us know how you are doing?
AFM- 10DP0, tearful this am (after a colleagues baby shower)and I'm spotty so think AF is on her way. I've also sort-of broken my plan to not do any early tests, by buying a small bunch of cheapies. I've yet to pee on them, but I'm a sucker for a single line
Those sperm sound GREAT! Has he been doing anything to prepare in any way?
AFM, it's 11DPO and still BFN. So, so white BFN. On the plus side, I didn't get my period (yet) so my LP isn't QUITE as abysmal as I thought. If I make it through tomorrow, even if I'm not PG, I'll still be happy because my LP will have normalized. At this point, since having my IUD removed in February, I feel like I'm still playing this game of waiting for my hormones to fall into place. I really felt like this is my month, but if next month is the month, that will be okay too in terms of maternity leave timing. Oh well, man plans, God laughs...
He has been taking Q10 since January and he did admit yesterday that he had been doing some reading about male fertility since he's been worried that he would be reason we can't conceive since he's had an injury to one of the boys while playing sports years ago and one of the recommendations was to start taking zinc and he's been helping himself to my zinc tablets for a few months now.
Hi everyone. My doc called yesterday with DH's results. Slightly low count, and all abnormal. The reason it took so long is because the clinic went over his sample a few times to make sure. We have to go in for another analysis to see if it was just a fluke, and we have to have an infertility consult at the clinic. My doc said that most likey we will need IVF to conceive. We can't afford that. I guess I'm most likely out for good. I'll probably move over to the infertility thread. Theres no reason for me to stay here at this point. I have enjoyed getting to know you all and I hope that you have sticky amazing little babies very soon!
I'm so sorry. You never know what can happen, but however it works out, best wishes.
@tinytina Positive OPK means I O'ed or am about to, right? I guess that puts me in my 2ww!
|Updated to here Any status changes need? Please put changes in BOLD, thanks everyone!
|So sorry @siuann , I am threadkeeper over in the Fertility Challenged One thread too- Infertility Section. If you want to talk (PM) let me know. When my husband got his tests done we got similar results- except the count was almost non-existent and everything was abnormal or dead. It took a few days to deal with that blow. That actually took IVF off the table for us- initially that was our plan which was super expensive. Now we are looking at IUI with donor sperm, the cost is much more affordable per cycle.
|Hi everyone. My doc called yesterday with DH's results. Slightly low count, and all abnormal. The reason it took so long is because the clinic went over his sample a few times to make sure. We have to go in for another analysis to see if it was just a fluke, and we have to have an infertility consult at the clinic. My doc said that most likey we will need IVF to conceive. We can't afford that. I guess I'm most likely out for good. I'll probably move over to the infertility thread. Theres no reason for me to stay here at this point. I have enjoyed getting to know you all and I hope that you have sticky amazing little babies very soon!
Hello everyone,
It is suppose to be a nice weekend here- warmer and Canada Day is Tuesday- big celebrations here including fireworks, outdoor concerts, a parade, etc.
Hope you O soon, @chilee
Don't worry @discalceata (I am at Day 14, and I am suppose to O between day 11-17 -3 straight negative OPK's- I am only testing once, first thing in the morning)
Hope you enjoy hosting your husband's aunt @Anna1979 . That is so frustrating to hear about not getting test results back in a timely manner. Glad your husband's SA came back with good results
Hi @alivewithyou and @bren94
Hi @SeattleRain , fingers remain crossed, however, I love your positive attitude dear.
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Public School Principals Report on Their School Facilities
Principals discuss the conditions of their school buildings in a new report by the Ed Department's National Center for Education Statistics. The report looks at nine environmental factors in school buildings (including physical condition, air quality, air conditioning, and lighting) and the extent to which principals believe those factors are interfering with the ability to deliver instruction to students. The report also looks at approaches for coping with overcrowding and the ways in which schools use portable buildings.
The bottom line? Between 63 percent and 92 percent of principals are satisfied with their permanent buildings (depending on the environmental factors). Although close to half of the principals also indicated that at least one or more of the environmental factors interfered with instruction to some extent.
NAESP's Statement on the President's FY2008 Budget Proposal
With the upcoming ESEA reauthorization fresh on our minds, the $56 billion proposed in President Bush's Fiscal Year 2008 budget proposal for federal education programs is highly disappointing. Though the President has proposed an increase in Title I funding by $1.2 billion, for example, he has proposed cutting many other federal education programs, including the School Leadership Program. Click here to read NAESP's response to the President's budget proposal.
Who is that Masked Man?
Principals can be pretty creative when it comes to motivating their
students to learn. For 20 years, NAESP Board Member and Michigan principal Bill Rich has been visiting classrooms as "Zero the Hero" to inspire his K-1 students. When Zero the Hero is around, dates that end with a zero become very special days as the children become engaged in all types of counting activities.
"Like most schools, we have a big celebration for 100 Days, but it is important to celebrate each Zero Day to give the students a shorter time between celebrations," says Rich. "As the students become excited about an upcoming Zero Day, the teachers can use that motivation for asking questions about numbers during the daily calendar times. On Day 47, for example, teachers can ask questions like: "How many days since we last saw Zero?" or "How many times has Zero visited us this year?"
"While I have never admitted to a parent or student that I dress as Zero, I can't walk into our middle school or high school and not have students say, 'There goes Zero the Hero,'" says Rich. "We all do some crazy things to participate in the education of our students. Hopefully we can leave students with some enjoyable memories."
We Have a Winner!
NAESP created the Read Aloud Award this year to recognize and support quality children's books, develop a love of reading within students, and encourage principals to read to children. Principals from across the country voted for their favorite book from a list of nominated titles and (drum roll please)…NAESP's inaugural Read Aloud Award goes to The True Story of the Three Little Pigs! (written by Jon Scieszka and illustrated by Lane Smith), a memorable parody of the fairy tale, "The Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf," told from the perspective of Alexander T. Wolf.
The presentation of the Read Aloud Award will be made during NAESP's Annual Convention and Exposition in Seattle on March 31 at 10 a.m.
Students Have Reason to 'Bear' Down
What are you willing to do in the name of school spirit . . . and the Super Bowl? The Northwest Indiana Times reports that the principal and assistant principal of Churchill Elementary School in Homewood, Indiana will paint their faces and sing the Chicago Bears' fight song at the scheduled Super Bowl pep rally if 95 percent of the students turn in 100 percent of their homework within the next week. Principal Cece Coffey says, "There's already so much excitement among our kids about the big game that we thought we'd try to channel some of that energy into their schoolwork." Stay tuned and have a wonderful weekend!
Principals Continue to Speak on NCLB
Vincent Ferrandino, NAESP's executive director, and Sally McConnell, NAESP's associate executive director for Government Relations, along with NASSP counterparts, met with Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings last week to discuss the upcoming reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. You can read more about this visit on NAESP's Federal Legislative Action Center.
Principals continue to share their thoughts about NCLB on the Principals' Office. Pat Hould says that his school has been mostly impacted by the notion of sub group reporting and the thought of testing special education students at their grade level versus their ability level. "While I realize that this is somewhat a state by state issue, I struggle with the notion of testing students with, for example, a 5th grade reading level with an 8th grade test," says Hould. "I fully accept the thought of being held accountable and having my students held accountable for what they know and should be able to do. However, I object to the thought of my school not reaching AYP because a member of a particular sub group, that has an identified learning disability, drives down our scores. These wonderful students, whose gifts are many and contributions to our school great, are placed in special education because of their ability. My wish list for change to NCLB would include: 1). Multiple assessment measures and 2). A model that compares children to their own abilities and their individual academic achievement growth."
Hould provides some wonderful insights. Tell us what you think. How has NCLB impacted your school? What would you say to members of Congress about the reauthorization?
Principal's Blog Campaign Winds Down
In October, the Principals' Office wrote about a campaign to encourage more principals to blog. Scott McLeod, from the UCEA Center for the Advanced Study of Technology Leadership in Education, launched the project "100 principal blogs in 100 days" to increase the number of principals in the blogosphere. Although McLeod hasn't reached the 100-day goal yet, 54 principals have asked him to set up blogs. One of the participants reported that updating a blog was easier than updating the school's Web site and very similar to writing an e-mail message. (Believe it or not, it really is that simple.) Before McLeod started the project, which ends January 31, he found only 12 principals among 125,000 U.S. schools who were using blogs to post information, calendars, pictures and their own personal observations online. McLeod believes more principals will sign on once they see the value of blogging.
Retired Principal Puts Stock in Future
Some principals never stop giving to their students. Dalia Jimenez, a retired principal in Tampa, FL donated $54,000 to help fund a covered play court for her former school Anderson Elementary. The Tampa Tribune reported that Jimenez, who was principal of Anderson for 20 years, raised the money by selling Publix stock. Her donation will be supplemented by PTA contributions and matching funds from the school district in order to fully fund the project that may cost upwards of $150,000. Jimenez's motivation for such exceptional generosity was to provide a play area for the students that shielded them from the brutal sun. "I'm spending my children's inheritance, but I wanted to do something for the school," says Jimenez.
No Name-Calling Week (January 22-26)
NAESP is a proud founding member of a coalition of organizations that started No Name-Calling Week, an initiative that seeks to focus attention on name-calling in schools and provide students and educators with the tools to launch an ongoing dialogue about ways to eliminate this problem in their communities. (We hope you're reading Rosie and Donald.)
This year, lesson plans were created as an additional resource to use during the week (and even after the week is over) to provide elementary school students an opportunity to engage in activities that teach them about tolerance, respect, and understanding. The lesson plans can be downloaded for free at www.naesp.org/client_files/NNCWElementaryLessonPlans.pdf.
Principals Speak Out on No Child Left Behind, Part II
We continue today with reflections from principals about how NCLB is impacting their schools. Principal Olaf Jorgenson moved from public to private school leadership in large part because he disagreed with NCLB, especially as it was administered in Arizona. "My current school does not accept a penny of federal funding, or any federal grants, even though we are on a shoestring each year and are able to operate only based on our tuition (which covers about 70% of our costs), our ability to attract groups to use our facilities during vacations and summers for revenue, and our (my) ability to fundraise," said Jorgenson. "But I see my fellow principals in my former district really struggling with NCLB as it impacts children and teachers." Jorgenson said that if he could speak to members of Congress about NCLB he would tell them: "If we must rely on test scores so heavily, then I'm a huge proponent of gauging a teacher's success (a school's success) based on how much a child grows in an academic year. If the teacher gets 100% of kids to progress at least one academic year, that's impressive."
Yesterday, Principal Jan Borelli shared how NCLB has impacted her school. Borelli says that if she could speak to members of Congress about NCLB, she would tell them: "I think if anyone really looks at what makes a great class, it's all about what the teacher can bring out of his or her students. I think if anyone really looks at what makes a great school, it's all about what the principal can bring out of his or her teachers. I would like to see more support for the training and continuing development of principals."
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1961 - Stewart Udall becomes first Arizonan to serve on Cabinet. He is the Secretary of Interior in the J. F. Kennedy administration.
1963 - Arizona wins Supreme Court decision in contest with California over share of Colorado River water. Arizona is awarded rights to 2,800,000 acre
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy, of
Irish descent, was born in
Brookline, Massachusetts, on May
29, 1917. The first of our
presidents born in the 20th
Century. He graduated from
Harvard in 1940 and joined the
Navy in 1941. As skipper of a PT
boat, he survived a sinking and
also saved an enlisted man. He
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won the Pulitzer Prize in history.
He was elected to Congress in
1946 and the Senate in 1952.
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
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New York City and Long Island.
She studied at Vassar and George
Washington University. While
working for a Washington, D. C.
Newspaper after graduation, she
met then Sen. Kennedy. They
were married in 1953. they had
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Jr. Two other children died in
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and domestic problems, and the exploration of outer space. Kennedy established the Peace Corps, and he brought the country through the Cuban Missile
Crisis in 1962. In Dallas on November 22, 1963 President Kennedy was shot and killed by Lee Harvey Oswald. The alleged assassin was killed two
days later, while he was in custody. This strange event left many questions about the murder of the President Kennedy unanswered.
Jacqueline Kennedy's public appearances as First Lady were successful, but limited. Her interest in the Arts was much publicized, and she devoted much
time and study to making the White House a museum of American history, as well as a family residence. She said her major role was to take care of the
president. She won the world's admiration for her courage during the tragedy of her husband's death. In 1968, she married Aristotle Onassis. She died in
New York City in 1994.
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10th June 2014
It has been nearly two months since gunmen stormed a school in Chibok, Nigeria and abducted more than 200 girls. They are still missing.
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Awards Update
9th June 2014
The good news keeps coming for The DocGroup's Constitution Project! The Right to Remain Silent: Miranda v. Arizona received four more awards this past week. The film was honored with CINDY Awards for Editing, Direction and Achievement. Miranda v. Arizona also received a Silver Screen Award from the US International Film and Video Awards.
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