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An employee's 'rights' shouldn't infringe on employer's 'rights'
To The Daily Sun,
In his op-ed on Dec. 9, E. Scott Cracraft says one correct and important thing, "a 'right' ends where the rights of others begin." Nevertheless, most of the rest of his op-ed, e.g., the stuff about snake handlers, attempts to convince readers that it is okay for Obamacare to violate employer religious rights by forcing employers to pay for abortion-inducing drugs. Fortunately the Supreme Court did not agree.
Actually Obamacare doesn't require employers to provide health insurance except under certain conditions. And, employers meeting those conditions can choose to pay a fine/tax instead.
Many businesses cannot absorb the large increase in health insurance cost caused by Obamacare, even by raising prices of goods or services, so they are forced to take actions that hurt workers.
To avoid the Obamacare insurance requirement some businesses are cutting to fewer than 50 full-time jobs. (This is particularly devastating to workers who can't find decent jobs and our economy because small businesses have historically been the source of most American job growth (many large businesses consolidate and cut jobs).) Or businesses can cut employee pay, benefits, or pay increases to cover the cost of the fines/taxes or the increased health insurance costs.
Obamacare (and other Obama policies) have devastated many middle-income Americans. Just during Obama's six years in office the number of poor Americans has increased by about 50 percent and the median income has declined by about 8 percent ($4,000). And, since most impact from Obamacare was postponed until after last November's election, much more harm is coming to middle-income Americans and to our national economy.
The truth is that Obamacare was never intended to help the American people. Many simpler, cheaper, and less damaging options to address our healthcare problems were rejected. Obamacare was created as another step along the path toward total government control (single payer) of our health care system.
For decades, big government proponents have been expanding government control over our health care, each intrusion creating new problems which are then cited as justification for more government control. (As President Reagan said, "Government is the problem.") Total control of our healthc are system provides politicians enormous control over our lives (Bloomberg's attempt to control beverage sizes reveals a tiny bit of the level of control they want).
In their pursuit of total control of our health care, politicians and their dupes demonize anyone presenting an obstacle. And so they demonize Hobby Lobby, a family-owned corporation which provides good pay and benefits, exemplifies its Christian beliefs by closing on Sundays and comparatively early on other days so employees can be with their families, and objects to funding abortions. Hobby Lobby provided health insurance to its employees that covered birth control, but not drugs causing abortions.
Unwilling to violate its religious beliefs, Hobby Lobby could comply with Obamacare by cutting full-time jobs, cutting pay or benefits to recoup the cost of the fine/tax.
Hobby Lobby sued so it could do what it felt was right (but not obligated to do) for its employees and still honor its religious beliefs. No people or business should be forced to hurt others or give up its firmly held religious beliefs. Fortunately the Supreme Court agreed.
The United States Constitution was created to protect people's natural (or God-given) rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Progressives often try to confuse people by lumping politician given (legislated) "rights," e.g., Social Security or welfare or health care, with natural, constitutionally protected, rights. Politician given "rights" will vanish when they no longer benefit the politicians.
Politician provided "rights" which forcefully transfer wealth, e.g., employers must provide health insurance, violate Cracraft's assertion, that one person's (employee's) rights must not infringe on another person's (employer's) rights.
Although it violates some peoples' rights, politicians buy a lot of votes by transferring wealth. Many people object when rights are violated and balk at providing all the funds the politicians want to buy votes. So our immoral politicians borrow money to be repaid by the earnings (lives) of unborn Americans who can't object.
If you agree that big government threatens our liberties, that stealing from the unborn is immoral, and that job killing policies like Obamacare must be ended, then join the only people fighting for our liberties, balanced budgets, and pro-growth job creating policies, join a TEA Party.
Don Ewing
Last Updated on Thursday, 18 December 2014 12:30
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Let obstructionist GOP cook its own goose; its what they want
To The Daily Sun,
We insult babies to point out babyish behavior in New Hampshire's Republican-strong House of Representatives. Luckily, their babyish or bratty behavior may have an upside, later in 2016. During that election cycle, enough New Hampshire voters may be fed up with Republicans that they don't put their votes there, from the top of the ticket on down.
We have obstructionist Republicans from the top of the ticket on down. Let them cook their own goose, if that's what they want. Sorry though we may be for the damage they can do in two years.
Meaning of that idiom about the goose: "Be one's own worst enemy."
Lynn Rudmin Chong
Last Updated on Thursday, 18 December 2014 12:23
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We risk becoming a backwater, with young people our greatest export
To The Daily Sun,
It now appears that we will all be facing higher electric bills for the foreseeable future. I take no joy in saying "I told you so," since it will make it that much harder to attract and maintain manufacturing and high-tech jobs in state, both of which need copious amounts of electricity at a decent price. Our reliance on natural gas power plants has left us up the proverbial creek. We have the power plants, but don't have the pipeline capacity to fuel them and that won't change in the near future.
Already the NIMBYs in Massachusetts and New Hampshire are gearing up to oppose the pipeline and tie it up in endless regulator red tape and lawsuits that could drag on for years. Meanwhile we will be paying the bill and may even see brownouts or rolling blackouts. Even if Northern Pass and every other form of alternative energy came on line tomorrow, it wouldn't be enough to offset the closing of the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant which is scheduled to close in just a few weeks.
We are part of the New England Power Pool, so we can get some extra electricity from the pool. But it will cost us dearly. Politicians of both parties know this but can't resist pandering to environmental groups who oppose any form of hydrocarbon infrastructure, period. It defies all reason, but the greenies seem to want to go back to some nostalgic rural utopia powered by solar panels and woodstoves and living off the land, though I doubt that any of these trust funders could handle the work to do it.
Business knows no loyalty to any state. They will move to where they can maximize their opportunities. We already have some of the highest energy and electric cost in the country because we haven't provided the infrastructure needed to support a prosperous industrial economy. The state is littered with abandoned mills that moved out to look for lower costs. The result is a brain drain where the best and brightest of our children fan out across the country to find decent jobs, leaving behind an aging population behind.
New England in general is very conservative and slow to adopt new ideas and technology which is part of what makes our area so charming. Almost any form of change brings protest from traditionalist and other groups. We have a very long history and are slow to change the things that have worked so well for so long; and frankly much of the changes offered aren't worth having.
But if you want a prosperous economy, you have to be willing to pay the price for the necessary infrastructure to support it. We need to bring our energy costs in line with other parts of the country to remain competitive. Without some changes we risk becoming a backwater and our young people our biggest export. All benefits come with a cost, because in life there's no free lunch.
Andrew Bourassa
Last Updated on Thursday, 18 December 2014 12:20
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Liberalism is misguided belief that is hardening nation's arteries
To The Daily Sun,
While everyone is waiting with bated breath for relief from the fire breathing dragon known ironically as the Affordable Care Act, more hospitals continue to burn through short revenues and close their doors.
Dr. Lee Hieb, an orthopedic surgeon and past president of the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons, reports that 18 acute care hospitals closed their doors in 2013. She also reports, "Today, all over America, small- and mid-sized hospitals as well as hospitals in inner city, poor areas are closing." She says that the reasons are not surprising since most of the victims are the smaller hospitals in those poor areas who serve a greater percentage of patients who have Medicaid and Medicare as their insurance. With reimbursements barely covering expenses in many cases, more doctors are requiring private insurance in order to remain solvent and in business. Others have chosen to take early retirement rather than risk suffocation from the mountain of regulations that tend suck the oxygen out of their desire to heal the masses.
It is no coincidence that the hospitals most dependent on government payments are failing at disproportionate rates. Physician shortages will continue to proliferate and quality of care will continue to suffer. The poor who are supposed to be helped the most by subsidized Obamacare-sponsored programs are actually getting hit between the eyes by the two by fours used to board up these hospitals. And just wait until the rest of the "Unaffordable and Inaccessible Lack of Care Act" regulations take effect in 2015.
The Congressional Budget Office previously reported that Obamacare will result in 2 million fewer full-time workers. It has already been shown to be a disincentive to work as more folks are forced into part-time work while the expansion of the welfare state continues to accelerate. Liberal-progressive types such as Nancy Pelosi actually believe this is a good thing because it releases workers from the chains of "job lock" to pursue leisure activities.
Who of sound mind and body actually thought that the way to fix the shortcomings in our health care system was to have the government run our health care, thereby taking over one sixth of the U.S. economy? Of course, that was precisely the goal of the Democrats. It had nothing to do with improving our health care system. Thank you for speaking the truth Jonathan Gruber. He is the new poster child for the arrogant religion of liberal, progressive ideology. They really believe the end justifies the means because they just know they are right.
Modern day liberalism is nothing more than calcified condescension borne of closed-minded elitist academics and bureaucrats. It is a terribly misguided belief that has begun to harden the nation's arteries and threatens to cut off the very lifeblood of this constitutional republic.
"Good intentions and bad results" equal the modern day, liberal progressive model. The result is untold misery and death. Don't believe me? Read J.R. Dunn's, "Death by Liberalism." It is a meticulously sourced book that brings into clear focus the "fatal outcome of well-meaning liberal policies." A socialist model of government has never, ever been proven to be successful in the long run. It has however caused the death of untold millions for many centuries.
As former prime minister, Lady Margaret Thatcher reminded us, "The problem with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money." Or in this case, you run out of the necessary quality and quantity of medical personnel and facilities. This will only continue to get worse unless, somehow, some way, we can scrap this Godzillian travesty by taking the air out of this bureaucratic behemoth before many more lives are shattered and lost. Republicans, it is time to put your big boy and girl pants on in January and save the best medical care system the world has ever known.
Russ Wiles
Last Updated on Thursday, 18 December 2014 12:15
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Our government is now antagonistic toward Christianity
To The Daily Sun,
L.J. Siden and Mr. Cracraft are at it again. In addressing America being founded as a Christian nation, they cite the Constitution.
I'd like to put out the question, does anybody know off the top of their head the date on which the Constitution was ratified? Probably not most. How about the date that the Declaration of Independence was allegedly signed. Most of us know that immediately, the 4th of July. Why? Because it was the official founding of our nation, not the ratification of the Constitution, which starts, "We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union." The nation had already been founded at the time that it was written, as the preamble clearly states. Mr. Siden and Mr. Cracraft start there because it serves their purpose, not because they're interested in portraying and accurate presentation of American history.
America has never been a Christian nation by a federal mandate. I don't think anyone who knows anything about history is inferring that. Mr. Sidon and Mr. Cracraft and others go there because thy figure if they make that the straw man, that they can seem to win the argument.
Mr. Siden says in the opening of his letter, "the United States was not founded as a Christian nation. Those who make the claim portray themselves as knowing, but it's more an expression of emotion, not of empirical fact." I would encourage Mr. Siden to look at the Declaration of Independence our actual founding document; and let's be clear, without our winning our independence there would have been no Constitution. Here are some excerpts: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness." "We, therefore, the Representatives of the United States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States;" "And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor."
The signing of this Declaration was the actual founding of our nation, and we celebrate it as such. And in it, it clearly expresses a reliance on the Creator in pursuing our independence, or if you will our nationhood. This is a historical fact.
Just who does Mr. Siden and Mr. Cracraft think this God upon whom these were relying upon was? They might examine almost any of the original drafts of our state constitutions to gain a clue. Of course then there's the colonies original charters they might look at. Oh then there's those pesky inscriptions on monuments found around the country. Maybe, Washington's Farewell Address, they might want to read? Perhaps they might read the inscription on the Lincoln memorial? Or maybe they could even examine state laws that were on the books even into the 20th century.
Even the section of Article VI of the Constitution that they allude to, they did not quote it, I will; it requires an oath or affirmation of officers in support of the Constitution. What is the weight of an oath or affirmation if there is no Supreme Judge. Here's the quote, "and all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States." This but was added because the writers understood the Christian orientation of the people at large and did not want others to be discriminated against, or to establish any one denomination over others.
Were all born-again Christians? No. But the church's many different denominations and splinter groups, some of whom even ceased being "Christian", exercised great influence not only in numbers, though this they did, but by consensus in the population and culture as a whole, and our values were Christian values, to the point that someone coming from America was considered a Christian whether he was one or not because he was from a Christian culture. This was the case though most of the 20th century.
The liberty that we have enjoyed has been a direct consequence of that Christian orientation. Even the checks and balances in our government are the result of a Christian understanding of unregenerated man's corrupt tendencies as opposed to modern progressives' naive optimism toward human nature.
Through public education influenced by humanism and a faithless U.S. Supreme Court our orientation as a nation has changed. And make no mistake about it, America's love for liberty was a direct consequence our Christian orientation. Except in a subculture that still holds to those Christian values you will see it no longer. Anyone who is truly interested in seeing the change that has occurred in our culture should Google the 1892 U.S. Supreme Court case Church of the Holy Trinity v. United States. This letter is already long so I will not quote it. Yet if you will do the diligence to look it up. You will by comparison see to how Christianity is viewed today in America compared to how it was viewed then. The change is enormous.
So to answer Mr. Cracraft. Our government wasn't designed to be antagonistic toward Christianity, but it has become so.
And again to Mr. Cracraft, wasn't it the pluralistic Roman Empire which crucified Christians who would not sacrifice a pinch of incense to the emperor.
And again to Mr. Cracraft. John Locke, was he a deist, sir? It seems I remember he wrote at least one Christian apology. It's funny that the first great awakening should have occurred just before our revolution. And our laws were based on Christian principles.
John Demakowski
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Back to School
The days are getting shorter and cooler and that means goodbye to summer and hello to another school year. For parents sending their kids off for the first time or for seasoned veterans of the morning rush, AFB has a wealth of insightful tips to make the transition a smooth one. Read the latest entries on A Parent's Voice, FamilyConnect's blog for parents and caregivers of children with visual impairments. AFB blogger Shannon Carollo explores improving school confidence in your child who is blind or visually impaired. Another of our bloggers, Irwin Ramirez, offers some excellent tips for college students with visual impairments. On the Visually Impaired: Now What? Blog, Lynda Jones writes about Going to School with the Dinosaurs as a Visually Impaired Student; Maribel Steel discusses Lessons Learned in the School of Life by People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired: Part Two, and Empish Thomas Just in Time for School: Shopping Online Made Easier for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired.
If you have other education questions—perhaps about your individualized education or individualized family service plans—visit FamilyConnect's Education Section. And if you're interested in keeping up on this topic, sign up for a free FamilyConnect account to take advantage of our track by email alert function so you never miss an update.
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AFB's President & CEO, Carl Augusto, to Retire in Spring 2016
Carl R. Augusto, AFB's president and CEO, will retire in the spring of 2016 after 25 years of service to AFB. Augusto, a longtime champion of people with disabilities and a preeminent leader in the field of blindness, joined the organization in 1991. Under his leadership, AFB has made significant strides in leveling the playing field for people with vision loss, especially in the areas of public policy, education, technology, aging and employment.
"This has been my dream job from beginning to end," said Mr. Augusto. "AFB is a very special place with a talented and committed staff and board. I feel fortunate and honored to have spent my career doing what I love and working alongside colleagues who share my passion to ensure people with vision loss have an equal shot at achieving their dreams."
A change agent known for his collaborative leadership, Augusto has forged numerous strategic partnerships and alliances within the vision loss community and beyond to address critical issues and expand opportunities for people with vision loss. This includes broadening AFB's scope to influence corporate America to make its products and services accessible.
Augusto has led AFB's move into the digital era. He significantly bolstered its technology program and created and expanded the organization's award-winning web programs and services, increasing access to AFB's information and services. He oversaw the establishment and growth of AFB TECH, the Technology and Employment Center at Huntington (West Virginia), and the AFB Center on Vision Loss in Dallas. In addition, he has strengthened AFB's leadership role and spearheaded efforts to help AFB attain greater financial stability by professionalizing its fundraising program and exercising rigorous fiscal discipline.
Augusto is the fifth chief executive of the American Foundation for the Blind since its founding in 1921.
Judy Scott, Long-Time Vision Loss Champion, to Retire from AFB
Judy Castle Scott, a longtime champion and pioneer in the field of vision loss, will retire this fall after 34 years of distinguished service to AFB. Scott is currently the director of the AFB Center on Vision Loss and Web Programs, a role that allows her to fulfill her dream of providing hope, help, and connection to people affected by sight loss.
Scott has dedicated her professional life to helping people with vision loss to live independently, believe in their capabilities, and pursue their dreams. With over 40 years' experience in aging and visual impairment, she has championed many successful campaigns to fundraise and develop new programs for people impacted by vision loss. Most notably, she envisioned, created, and led a $2.3 million campaign to fund the AFB Center on Vision Loss in Dallas, a national demonstration and training site to help individuals and their families learn how to live successfully with a visual impairment.
In addition to her work leading the AFB Center on Vision Loss and AFB's Web Programs—CareerConnect, FamilyConnect, VisionAware—Scott led AFB's National Agenda on Aging and Vision Loss, a coalition of 140 vision rehabilitation professionals who worked to increase federal funding for independent living programs for adults with age-related eye conditions. Her efforts also helped to make significant public structures such as the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Terminal D, AT&T Cowboys Stadium, and the American Airlines Center more accessible for people with visual disabilities.
AFB's AccessWorld App Version 2.0 Is Now Available
AccessWorld, the American Foundation for the Blind's popular online magazine dedicated to technology is available on the go via the AccessWorld app. And now it's newly improved as AccessWorld Version 2.0 has been rewritten from the ground up to be much more responsive and include the following features:
- Automatic updates on new issue launch
- Ability to search the full AccessWorld archive
- Enhanced table of contents with author information for each article
- Improved article sharing through e-mail and social media
- Full interface refresh, including text resizing through pinch to zoom and toolbar control
- iPad support
The new app can be downloaded from the Apple App Store
Tools for Professional Development
AFB Press Releases New Book Reading Connections: Strategies for Teaching Students with Visual Impairments
Reading Connections: Strategies for Teaching Students with Visual Impairments is a hands-on guide for teachers and professionals working to improve their students' reading skills. Students learn to put together the essential components of reading—phonemic awareness, phonics, reading fluency, vocabulary, and reading comprehension—and teachers are provided with targeted teaching strategies for each component. Written by Cheryl Kakei-Hannan and Leila Ansari Ricci, Reading Connections addresses the needs of students who read print, braille, or both and is consistent with methods for teaching reading to students who have, or are at risk for, developing reading disabilities.
Reading Connections helps teachers assess individual student reading performance, create a balanced plan of reading for each student and collaborate with other teachers, parents, and administrators.The book includes helpful resources and tools, including case studies of successful teaching efforts, an informal assessment that helps determine student strengths and needs, a list of resources for addressing the specific components of reading, and ready-to-use classroom activities.
Reading Connections is available for order on Amazon.com, iTunes, Barnes and Noble online, and in the AFB Bookstore. It is available in print, e-book, and online subscription formats.
New eLearning Webinar Discusses the Use of iPads in the Classroom
AFB eLearning will soon release its newest webinar, iOS in the Classroom: iPad Learning Success for Students with Vision Loss.
This webinar is for direct service providers who work with students who are visually impaired. It provides strategies for orienting students to the iOS operating system with a focus on iPads.
Participants gain a broad understanding of how best to implement Apple's mobile screen reader into a student's educational experience for optimal classroom learning.
iPad Learning Success for Students is presented by Larry Lewis. Congenitally blind from cataracts that developed into a juvenile form of glaucoma, Lewis is a strong advocate for braille literacy. In 2006, Lewis founded Flying Blind, LLC, which provides diverse curriculum development, training, and reselling services.
iPad Learning Success for Students with Vision Loss will be released in the AFB eLearning Center in early September at http://elearn.afb.org. ACVREP CE credit for the webinar will also be available.
New Edition of Burns Braille Guide Features Unified English Braille
A perennial favorite resource for teachers and transcribers, the Burns Braille Transcription Dictionary has been revamped as the Burns Braille Guide to usher in the new era of Unified English Braille (UEB) and will soon be released by AFB Press. The revised and updated edition, written by Mary F. Burns, reflects the range of changes introduced in the transition from English Braille American Edition (EBAE) to UEB. This easy-to-use reference guide includes common braille to print and print to braille conversions, as well as punctuation, new UEB contractions, and general rules and terminology. It contains the complete list of shortforms from The Rule of Unified English Braille maintained by the International Council on English Braille (ICEB).
Burns Braille Guide: A Quick Reference to Unified English Braille, Second Edition will be released in mid-September. It will be available in print, e-book, and online subscription formats on Amazon.com, iTunes, Barnes and Noble online, and in the AFB Bookstore.
Live in the Dallas Area? Attend Free Seminars at the AFB Center on Vision Loss
The AFB Center on Vision Loss will host two seminars in September: "Don't Be Afraid to Go to Work" on the 10th and "A Review of Assistive Technology from Baum" on the 15th. Education or rehabilitation professionals and people with vision loss are invited to attend both events for free. For more information, please call or e-mail Neva Fairchild, national independent living associate, at 214-438-5316 or email@example.com.
Awards and Events
Call for Migel Award Nominations
AFB is now accepting nominations for the 2016 Migel Medals, the highest honor in the blindness field. The Migel Medal recognizes professionals and volunteers whose dedication and achievements have significantly improved the lives of people who are blind or visually impaired.
Professional Award nominees should be those whose career work significantly affects services to people with vision loss on a national level. Prospective candidates include, but are not limited to, professionals with specific training and expertise in education, rehabilitation, assistive technology, vision rehabilitation, personnel preparation, administration or related fields. They may work in the public or private sector and their work should span several years.
Lay/Volunteer Award nominees can be volunteers or professionals not employed within the blindness and visual impairment field whose efforts have supported or extended service to people with vision loss. Professionals from these disciplines may include, but are not limited to, those who develop assistive technology equipment and software, health care devices, and improved medical services.
Nominations for AFB's Migel Medals are due by Friday, October 2, 2015. Nominators should send a one-page description of the nominee and his/her accomplishments to Scott Truax, Program Manager FamilyConnect at email@example.com, or fill out our online nomination form at www.afb.org/MigelNomination. You must also submit two letters of recommendation with the nomination.
From the AFB Blogs
Tips for Teaching Reading from Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments
by AFB Staff on 8/26/2015, posted on the AFB Blog
Helen Keller: An Artificial Eye
by Helen Selsdon on 7/29/2015, posted on the AFB Blog
25 Years After the ADA: Blind Still Missing from the Workforce
by Carl Augusto on 7/21/2015, posted on the AFB Blog
When Your Eyesight is Declining and You Need Help with Work and Daily Living Activities
by Shannon Carollo on 8/26/2015, posted on the CareerConnect Blog
Can Happiness Happen at Work for Someone Who is Blind or Visually Impaired?
by Katy Lewis on 8/24/2015, posted on the CareerConnect Blog
Educating Sighted Students as a Teacher who is Blind
by Ashley Sodosky on 8/20/2015, posted on the CareerConnect Blog
Parents of Children and Teens with Visual Impairments: "Your Goals" in Orientation and Mobility for the New School Year
by Shannon Carollo on 8/20/2015, posted on the FamilyConnect: A Parent's Voice Blog
A New Stem Cell Immune Rejection Discovery Shows Promise for Treating Retinal Disease
by Maureen Duffy on 8/25/2015, posted on the VisionAware Blog
New Research: Faulty Immune Cells May be a Cause of Vision Loss in Macular Degeneration
by Maureen Duffy on 8/20/2015, posted on the VisionAware Blog
Meet Doug Anzlovar and the New "Low Vision Focus @ Hadley" Program at The Hadley School for the Blind
by Maureen Duffy on 8/17/2015, posted on the VisionAware Blog
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The crying fan from the viral Foo Fighters video called in to a Colorado radio station to tell his side of the story.
The crying fan from the viral Foo Fighters video called in to a Colorado radio station to tell his side of the story.
Grohl noticed a drunk fan in tears and brought him up on stage.
The Foo Fighters have canceled the remainder of their U.K. and European tour, as the full scope of Dave Grohl's in-concert leg injury becomes clear.
Foo Fighters' concerts at the Pinkpop Festival and St. Gallen, Switzerland have been canceled due to Dave Grohl's broken leg.
The Foo Fighters frontman makes a dramatic comeback with some big classic rock help.
Dave Grohl broke his leg during a concert in Gothenburg, Sweden - and came back to finish the show anyway.
This year's ASCAP Pop Awards came complete with a full-on lovefest between Dave Grohl and Kiss co-founders Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley.
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I have a database with some relations. I have two tables in this example:
activity_ingredients ingredient_aliases
--------------- ---------------
id id
ingredient_id ingredient_id
I want to make a conditions into my model to connect the tables by the field "ingredient_id". I have done in this mode:
class ActivityIngredients extends AppModel{
public $name = 'ActivityIngredients';
public $useTable = 'activity_ingredients';
public $hasMany = array (
'IngredientAlias' => array (
'className' => 'IngredientAlias',
'foreignKey' => false,
'conditions' => array('ActivityIngredients.ingredient_id = IngredientAlias.ingredient_id')
class IngredientAlias extends AppModel {
public $name = 'IngredientAlias';
public $useTable = 'ingredient_aliases';
public $belongsTo = array(
'ActivityIngredients' => array(
'className' => 'ActivityIngredients',
'foreignKey' => false
If I write this code give me an error like this:
Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'ActivityIngredients.ingredient_id' in 'where clause'
But if Instead of hasMany I write hasOne it doesn't return any error and is perfect. But my relation is hasMany.. why?
To retrieve data I make a query into my UserController. User is associated with Activity with hasMany, Activity is associated with ActivityIngredients in this mode:
public $hasOne = array(
'ActivityIngredients' => array(
'className' => 'ActivityIngredients',
'conditions' => '',
'dependent' => true,
'foreignKey' => 'activity_id'
To retrieve data I'm using this query at the moment but I think that I have to change all query now
$this->User->Activity->recursive = 2;
$activity = $this->User->Activity->findAllByUser_id($id);
$this->set('activity', $activity);


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There's a new reading law and many third graders in the state may have to go to summer reading camps. Union County is looking to redistrict hundreds of students. Common Core standards and digital learning are transforming what kids learn and how they learn it. State's school report cards are due for release this week, and CMS has yet to release its long-promised school data reports. And much more. Two of the city's education reporters join us to share updates on everything going on with CMS. State High School Exams To Delay Some First Semester Grades By Lisa Worf • Jan 16, 2014 CMS high school students may find a bunch of incompletes on their report cards when they get them back in a couple weeks. It's not their fault. State exams will delay some first semester grades. High school students are taking several new state exams this week. They're designed to measure how much teachers get their students to learn. To make sure kids take them seriously, the tests count for 20 percent of a student's grade. CMS Expects 5,000 3rd-Graders In Summer Reading Camps; Seeks Flexibility By Lisa Worf • Jan 15, 2014 Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools expects to have 5,000 third-graders qualify for reading camps this summer as a result of the state's new third grade reading requirement. District officials worry state money won't come close to covering the cost of these camps. They're asking the state for flexibility on the camps, as well as all the tests that come with the new third grade reading law. Listen Listening... / 3:07 Districts Work To Identify Top Teachers For Bonuses By Lisa Worf • Dec 26, 2013 Teachers did not get a raise this year, but state lawmakers have set aside bonuses for the top 25 percent of teachers next year. It's up to school districts to figure out who those teachers are -- and that's no easy task. 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Listen Listening... / Students Tag And Release Monarch Butterflies By Tasnim Shamma • Oct 14, 2013 Tasnim Shamma Kindergarten and fourth-grade students at Barringer Academic Center in Charlotte spent the last few months learning about the life cycle and migration patterns of the Monarch butterfly. The Monarch is well known for its bright orange and black wings, but also for its annual migration from Mexico to Canada – and back – every year. Guilford Schools Suspend Tablet Program Due To High Number Of Cracked Screens By Tasnim Shamma • Oct 8, 2013 IntelFreePress/Flickr Many school systems are wrestling with ways to serve students with mobile technology such as tablets. But Guilford County Schools has learned there's a downside to the devices. The district has suspended its tablet program after students reported 1,500 cracked or broken screens in just the first month of school. 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Hampton Inn Beckley, Beckley
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 108 guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness center
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Conference space
- Free newspapers in the lobby
What's around
- Tamarack Conference Center (1.1 mi / 1.8 km)
- Raleigh General Hospital (1.2 mi / 1.9 km)
- Briar Patch Golf Course (1.9 mi / 3.1 km)
- Raleigh County Courthouse (2.7 mi / 4.3 km)
- Mountain State University (3 mi / 4.9 km)
Maybe nicest Hampton I've ever stayed in. Gr8 in every way.
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- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
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Affiliate Assistant Professor, Alliant International University, San Diego, CA
This is an advanced, intensive training program for expert witnesses who want to take their deposition and trial preparation to the next level. We will utilize numerous actual courtroom case exercises to help us understand how to prepare for testimony based on our written work. Through the scenarios participants will learn techniques to be more effective during direct examination and techniques to be more effective during cross examination in both depositions and actual trial situations. All participants will be encouraged to submit their C.V. and one expert report which can be used during demonstrations and group exercises via email.
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Target Audience: Basic familiarity with forensic work; have written at least one opinion as an expert in a case and willing to submit that and a CV for review.
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Dr. Bonny Forrest was a practicing attorney for more than a decade, working in major law firms and financial institutions in California and New York City. In those roles, she worked with many expert witnesses, including psychologists. Towards the end of her legal career, she returned to earn her PhD in psychology at Columbia University. She is a clinician with a substantial background in applied research in several settings, including Columbia, Yale and the National Institutes of Health. She has also served as a consultant and an expert witness in a number of cases, testifying in both state and federal courts and in depositions on a variety of issues.
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Travis McDonough acknowledges that his size does not lend itself to athletic success. "I'm, like, five-foot-eight and 140 pounds," he said.
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Stanfields frontman Jon Landry had some thoughts to express on the band's latest album Modem Operandi. His lyrics touch on democratic rights, issues of privacy, freedom of speech and the current political climate.
CBC's real estate boss says every building is a candidate to be sold as the public broadcaster grapples with massive budget cuts.
East Coast band Stanfields' latest album has a political edge, but don't expect the live show to feel like a protest concert.
Bob Bors used to be a strawberry guy, whose area of interest was an obscure variety of the luscious red fruit with no real commercial potential.
Justin Trudeau promised Sunday that a Liberal government would forgo the F-35 in favour of "more affordable" fighter jets, but Stephen Harper called it evidence the Liberals aren't serious about keeping Canadians safe.
Comedian Kevin Hart is bringing his standup act to Saskatoon. Hart, who gained prominence in a supporting role in such movies as The 40-Year-Old Virgin before starring in Hollywood comedies like Think Like A Man, Ride Along, Get Hard and The Wedding Ringer, is scheduled to appear Nov. 17 at SaskTel Centre as part of his 'What Now?' tour.
The average fare for a domestic flight out of Saskatoon was the lowest in the country at the end of last year, according to Statistics Canada. The price of domestic flights out of the Bridge City averaged $172.30 in the fourth quarter of 2014, down 5.4 per cent from the same period in 2013, the government statistics bureau reported Wednesday. Following a 3.8 per cent decline year-over-year, Regina's average domestic fare of $178.50 was also among the cheapest in Canada. Nationally, fares fell 1.3 per cent to $189.20 over the same period.
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Allergies Health Center
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The first time you are exposed to an allergen in the air, your body's immune system may recognize the allergen as a foreign substance. Your body reacts by making antibodies against the allergen.
The next time you are exposed to the allergen, the antibodies react to it. This releases histamine and other chemicals that cause the symptoms of your allergy. This is called sensitization. Sensitization may occur early in life.
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45th business council to operate under the umbrella of Dubai Chamber Dubai, UAE: As part of its efforts to strengthen the role of young Emirati entrepreneurs in the economic development of Dubai and to support the SME sector in the emirate, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced the establishment of the Tejar Dubai Youth Council which brings under ...Read More »
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The American University in Cairo ( AUC ) signed a novel partnership agreement with a consortium of leading African business schools from four major countries. The newly formed African Academic Association on Entrepreneurship (AAAE) is committed to sharing resources, expertise and research to give a much-needed boost to entrepreneurship, job creation and economic development on the continent. AAAE will promote ...Read More »
Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) Bahrain Supports two of its Members in the Semi Final of The Bahrain Award for Entrepreneurship "People's Choice Award"
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The Annual Black Cat Chase has become one of the largest 5K runs in Central Kentucky, nestled in historic Downtown Frankfort. Join the 2,000+ participants in this Halloween festive event, and take part in all the activities surrounding the event!
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Perry Co. Park Hazard,Ky.
Come out walk, run, or just support Beth as she runs over cancer! The 5K Race is organized to help support Beth Pigman as she battles Pancreatic Cancer.
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Ting at The Shangri-La Hotel
The main restaurant in The Shangri-La Hotel, At The Shard, Ting mixes unparalleled views with European cuisine featuring a slight Asian twist.
On level 32 of the imposing structure, Ting, meaning 'living room' in Chinese, is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and afternoon tea.
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Elegant restaurant with wonderful view. Major difference is two-folded. 1. The lunch menu is very affordable and gracefully presented, European continental with a bit creativity. A wonderful place to being your friend or client for a quick lunch. 2. Ting restaurant guaranteed with Shangarila's reputation and service so it doesn't appear as noise as Hotong. Staffs are better trained and you...more
A beautiful all-day restaurant in the Shangri-la hotel on the 35th floor of the Shard. 'Ting' apparently comes from the Chinese for 'living room', and indeed this place looks straight off the pages of a glamorous interiors magazine. There's large thick rugs over smooth wooden floors with all the furniture in muted neutral tones of pale pinks, golds and beiges that made it feel a little like...more
Superb set menu at the Shangri la with excellent service and great value for money. A 2 course set menu and a couple of glasses wine will work out around £50 pp all in.
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Margaret Thatcher, the unyielding conservative politician who from 1979 to 1990 served as Britain's first female prime minister – and the 20th century's longest running – died Monday. She was 87.
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Lunch menus are attached at the bottom of this page. Please remember that menus can change if there are food delivery delays!
About Our Lunch Program
Dear Parents and Guardians:
As I am sitting at my laptop I am praying for sun tomorrow. Cynthia Tomasini, my cohort from WITS who provides support across the Street at PS 87, is coming to help me do Solar cooking on the playground at lunch. We will be doing nachos with cheese made more nutritious with julienne of kale. May the Sun god be with us
Also next week Anderson will have their final lab which will feature leafy greens and homemade salad dressings to don them. The reports are that the labs have been super successful and are having the desired effect of having the children eat more salads.
I have spent been doing smoothie making in the lower grades at Anderson and across all grades at 452 when testing is not the priority. The children seem to have an endless appetite for them. I couple making the treats with a game called "Name that Fruit" to test their seasonal fruit knowledge. The fruit knowledge was gauged age appropriately. There were also Pina Coladas served for the children with allergies to dairy.
I thought I would note our logo above recognizing Wellness in the Schools Tenth Anniversary. We started with five years of volunteerism and five additional years of structured work in the kitchen at our schools. There are plans afoot to take our mission national.
However, all politics (and-- food is political) is local. Wherever we go, our roots and success are here and in great measure thanks to the support we receive in working with many of you. On behalf of WITS I thank all the parents, administrators and teachers who have joined with us in our mission.
Have a glorious summer and I will see you in the cafeteria and the classroom in the Fall.
Anne Williams (aka Chef Annie)
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• To provide salad dressings made from scratch.
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• To ensure that vegetables served are fresh (frozen only when necessary and never canned).
• To ensure that at least 60% of the meals offered each week are made from unprocessed
ingredients (at least 3 times/week). We eliminate all foods that list more than 5 ingredients.
• To offer only whole grain pasta, bread and rice.
• To ensure access to water daily at lunch.
• To eliminate sweetened milk.
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