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The Child Protection Service Plan/Biennial Regional Service Strategic Plan is prepared bi-annually pursuant to IC 21-33-4-1 and IC 31-26-6-5. The Department of Child Services is seeking Public Testimony on the provision of child protection services, local service need and system change. The services will be targeted to the individual needs of children identified by the Department of Child Services or children alleged or adjudicated as children in need of services or delinquent.
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An Open Dialogue on the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act
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Wednesday, April 22, 2015 | 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM EDT
During the 2015 NAWB Forum workshop titled "An Open Dialogue on the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act", professionals representing a cross-section of workforce investment boards from approximately twenty states cross-pollinated their strategies, programs, practices, and ideas on WIOA. Discussion topics focused on strategically aligning workforce development programs, improving business services, and matching placements with high growth occupations and sectors. On this edition of Workforce Central, NAWB CEO and host Ron Painter is joined by Patrick Baker of PKB Consulting and Bruce Stephen, Director of Real-time Labor Intelligence for Monster Government Solutions, to summarize key ideas and information raised during the workshop, provide actionable next steps, and share additional useful resources, including relevant technology.
As a follow up to this show, you are invited to download the report from Monster Government Solutions, "From WIA to WIOA: The Evolution of Workforce Development."
Workforce Partners: The VA's Community Employment Services for Homeless Vets
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015 | 1:00 PM EDT
The VA's Homeless Veterans Community Employment Services (HVCES) program helps homeless veterans re-enter the workforce and is a valuable community partner for workforce development organizations.
The Veterans Health Administration's Homeless Veteran Community Employment Services program provides wraparound services to Veterans exiting homelessness that enable them to successfully connect with businesses and return to employment. "This unique population is highly motivated and actually has a varied skill set from which employers can benefit," shared Dr. Carma Heitzmann, Director of VA's HVCES program. "Getting formerly homeless veterans into gainful employment and supporting them during that critical first year back in the labor force increases their success in both the workforce and in maintaining their housing status." In this Workforce Central radio show from the National Association of Workforce Boards, President/CEO Ron Painter interviews Dr. Heitzmann to share the details of the HVCES program and how workforce development organizations can form partnerships and engage locally assigned Community Employment Coordinators to successfully place formerly homeless veterans into employment. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about this valuable resource available to your region.
Workforce System Response in Times of Disaster
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Can WIA funds be leveraged to assist communities during and after disaster events? How can workforce development organizations provide innovative solutions as part of a disaster response? On the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, the National Association of Workforce Boards, in conjunction with the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Disaster Management (CDM), released a new research report titled The Impact of Extreme Events on Business Organizations: Innovative Approaches to Managing Risk. In this episode of Workforce Central Radio, NAWB CEO Ron Painter interviews Dr. Louise Comfort, the Director of the CDM and author of the report. Drawing on research interviews with nine innovative WIBs who showed leadership in their communities during disaster events, they will discuss the important role workforce boards can take in helping their areas during times of disaster, the policies that should be in place to help maximize efforts, and how they can leverage existing programs and become a bridge between federal disaster programs and municipal/local efforts. Please join us on Wednesday, December 18th for this insightful interview!
Governor Jack Markell Talks Workforce Innovation in Delaware
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NAWB welcomed the Honorable Governor Jack Markell, of the State of Delaware, to the NAWB Forum stage on Monday, March 30, 2015. After the general session, Governor Markell joined NAWB CEO Ron Painter for a listening session on the innovative ways that Delaware is addressing industry needs, providing opportunities for youth, and helping workers with disabilities and other barriers find meaningful employment.
Behind the Curtain: The State of the Workforce
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Behind the Curtain: A Real Look at the State of the Workforce
Drexel University's Paul Harrington shares insights into what's behind the 3 million job vacancy numbers and what is actually happening in the labor market in an interview with NAWB CEO Ron Painter.
Leveraging the Community Reinvestment Act to Advance Workforce Development
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Monday, December 2, 2013
A recent survey of workforce boards by the Federal Reserve indicated that nearly 60% of WIBs have representatives from the banking industry on their boards. However, only 10% of boards had engaged Community Reinvestment Act funding to develop complementary programs. So how can WIBs better partner with this important and expanding industry sector to bring services to low-income job seekers or youth and better prepare them to enter or re-enter the workforce? The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) is legislation that puts an obligation on banks to serve all members of the community where they take deposits, and meet the credit needs of their local areas. The Federal Reserve has oversight of the CRA, and wants to develop new and innovative ways for banks to meet their requirements under the Act by serving the low to middle income population through partnerships with the workforce system. Join us NAWB CEO Ron Painter as he interviews Federal Reserve of Kansas City's Community Development Director, Steve Shepelwich, on Monday, December 2nd at 1:00 PM. During this 30-minute interview, learn how the Federal Reserve system can help WIBs partner with local banks to create complementary programs and even identify funding streams to advance financial literacy and workforce readiness among their customers.
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Using Workforce Talent to Drive Strong Economies
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Monday, September 30, 2013
Governing Institute and Monster Government Solutions have partnered to convene a National Summit on Workforce and Economic Development called Strong Talent Drives Strong Economies, in October 2013. The Summit will address ways that workforce and economic development experts from across the United States are driving stronger economies by building and strengthening the workforce.
The Summit aims to arm attendees with successful economic development strategies and best practices that attendees can take back and apply to their region. Join NAWB CEO Ron Painter as he interviews Governing Institute Director Mark Funkhouser and Bruce Stephen of Monster Government Solutions for a preview of the ideas that will be discussed at the Summit and ways that workforce development can contribute to furthering economic progress in their local areas.
Questions about the Summit? Please contact Bruce Stephen (Monster Government Solutions) or Mark Funkhouser (Governing Institute).
Real ROI: Changing Workforce Conversations
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Real ROI: How Improved Cost-Benefit Models are Changing Workforce Conversations
In 2012, Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. (EMSI) embarked on a pilot study with seven workforce investment boards (WIBs) to create a WIB scorecard that measured the cost/benefit ratio for WIA programs. The study methodology has now been adopted in three additional statewide programs. Join Ron Painter as he interviews EMSI's Rob Sentz, Vice President, Marketing, and Annike Crapuchettes, Assistant Vice President, Professional Services, to learn how this pilot project has progressed, as well as how it has illuminated new ways for WIBs to engage with employers, education, and other stakeholders.
Election Results: What It Means for Workforce
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Election Results: What It Means for Workforce Investment 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm EST
Join NAWB President/CEO Ron Painter for a lively discussion with John Colbert of Capitol Hill Partners and Bob Knight of ResCare Workforce Services about what the election results mean for the workforce investment system, and trends to watch.
Update From the South: Economic Growth & Workforce Readiness
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Update from the South: Driving Economic Growth and Workforce Readiness
Southern Growth Policies Board Executive Director Ted Abernathy provides a current picture of how the South is managing changing demands in manufacturing technology, creating educational programs that meet employer needs, and what is happening in Southern economies that will influence the South's ability to respond to opportunities.
John Baldino on Workforce Planning
John Baldino @jbalive drops by @DriveThruHR to share his insights on Workforce Planning
DriveThruHR was designed to be a captivating and easy-to-digest lunch discourse that covers topics relevant to HR professionals. Each 30-minute episode features a guest speaker who shares her or his knowledge and experience in human resources. Our hosts and special guest cover a wealth of topics, including HR Technology, Recruiting, Talent Management, Leadership, Organizational Culture and Strategic HR, every day at 12:00 pm Central Time. The radio program is hosted by @williamtincup, @Thehrbuddy @TheOneCrystal & @MikeVanDervort.. The #1 HR show, with amazing HR conversations and follow us on the twitters at @drivethruhr and #dthr.
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WIOA: Preparing for Success
Wednesday, February 25th | 1:00 PM EST
Workforce Boards are in many different stages of readiness when it comes to WIOA implementation. In NAWB's numerous conversations with the Department of Labor, we hear more and more that boards must not wait for the rulemaking to be completed to take steps to ready their operations and infrastructure for the requirements of the new Act. The Training and Employment Guidance Letter 19-14 outlines a vision for the workforce system and initial implementation of WIOA, stating, "State and local workforce system leaders should take immediate action to achieve the vision of modernizing the workforce system and ensuring it operates as a comprehensive, integrated, and streamlined system that expands opportunities for all workers and businesses." But what should this immediate action be?
Byron Zuidema is the Employment and Training Administration's Deputy Asst Secretary, and is responsible for driving all technical assistance activities around the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. On Wednesday, February 25th, Byron will join NAWB CEO and host Ron Painter for a Workforce Central interview on the Department's plans for technical assistance and guidance as workforce boards begin initial steps towards implementation. In addition, Byron will share insights on the actions boards should take now to develop their vision for their communities and regions, engage community partners at a higher level, and make sure their board infrastructure and operations are set up for success. Don't miss this highly actionable discussion!
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Azithromycin vs Cefuroxime Plus Erythromycin for Empirical Treatment of Community-Acquired Pneumonia in Hospitalized Patients: A Prospective, Randomized, Multicenter Trial
ABSTRACT To compare the efficacy and safety of azithromycin dihydrate monotherapy with those of a combination of cefuroxime axetil plus erythromycin as empirical therapy for community-acquired pneumonia in hospitalized patients.
Patients were enrolled in a prospective, randomized, multicenter study. The standard therapy of cefuroxime plus erythromycin was consistent with the American Thoracic Society, Canadian Community-Acquired Pneumonia Consensus Group, and Infectious Disease Society of America consensus guidelines. The doses were intravenous azithromycin (500 mg once daily) followed by oral azithromycin (500 mg once daily), intravenous cefuroxime (750 mg every 8 hours), followed by oral cefuroxime axetil (500 mg twice daily), and erythromycin (500-1000 mg) intravenously or orally every 6 hours. Randomization was stratified by severity of illness and age. Patients who were immunosuppressed or residing in nursing homes were excluded.
Data from 145 patients (67 received azithromycin and 78 received cefuroxime plus erythromycin) were evaluable. Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae were isolated in 19% (28/145) and 13% (19/145), respectively. The atypical pathogens accounted for 33% (48/145) of the etiologic diagnoses; Legionella pneumophila, Chlamydia pneumoniae, and Mycoplasma pneumoniae were identified in 14% (20/ 145), 10% (15/145), and 9% (13/145), respectively. Clinical cure was achieved in 91% (61/67) of the patients in the azithromycin group and 91% (71/78) in the cefuroxime plus erythromycin group. Adverse events (intravenous catheter site reactions, gastrointestinal tract disturbances) were significantly more common in patients who received cefuroxime plus erythromycin (49% [30/78]) than in patients who received azithromycin (12% [8/67]) (P<.001).
Treatment with azithromycin was as effective as cefuroxime plus erythromycin in the empirical management of community-acquired pneumonia in immunocompetent patients who were hospitalized. Azithromycin was well tolerated.
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- "Two to fifteen percent of all hospitalizations for community-acquired pneumonias in Europe and North America are caused by Legionella and recent studies suggest that rates of legionellosis may be increasing [2]. The optimal antibiotic treatment of legionellosis has never been investigated in a randomized clinical trial, but most clinicians use either macrolides or fluoroquinolones [3,4] alone or combined with rifampicin [5]. "
Article: Clinical features and predictors of mortality in admitted patients with community- and hospital-acquired legionellosis: A Danish historical cohort study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Legionella is a common cause of bacterial pneumonia. Community-acquired [CAL] and hospital-acquired legionellosis [HAL] may have different presentations and outcome. We aimed to compare clinical characteristics and examine predictors of mortality for CAL and HAL. We identified hospitalized cases of legionellosis in 4 Danish counties from January 1995 to December 2005 using the Danish national surveillance system and databases at departments of clinical microbiology. Clinical and laboratory data were retrieved from medical records; vital status was obtained from the Danish Civil Registration System. We calculated 30- and 90-day case fatality rates and identified independent predictors of mortality using logistic regression analyses. We included 272 cases of CAL and 60 cases of HAL. Signs and symptoms of HAL were less pronounced than for CAL and time from in-hospital symptoms to legionellosis diagnosis was shorter for CAL than for HAL (5.5 days vs. 12 days p < 0.001). Thirty-day case fatality was 12.9% for CAL and 33.3% for HAL; similarly 90-day case fatalities in the two groups were 15.8% and 55.0%, respectively. In a logistic regression analysis (excluding symptoms and laboratory tests) age >65 years (OR = 2.6, 95% CI: 1.1-5.9) and Charlson comorbidty index > or =2 (OR = 2.7, 95% CI: 1.1-6.5) were associated with an increased risk of death in CAL. We identified no statistically significant predictors of 30-day mortality in HAL. Signs and symptoms were less pronounced in HAL compared to CAL. Conversely, 30-day case fatality was almost 3 times higher. Clinical awareness is important for the timely diagnosis and treatment especially of HAL. There is a need for further studies of prognostic factors in order to improve the therapeutic approach to legionellosis and potentially reduce mortality.BMC Infectious Diseases 05/2010; 10(1):124. DOI:10.1186/1471-2334-10-124 · 2.61 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A high number of controlled studies have shown that early and adequate antimicrobial treatment significantly improves the prognosis of severe infections in critically ill patients. In contrast, few well-designed trials have evaluated the optimal duration of antibiotic therapy. Consequently, current recommendations regarding this question are based primarily on clinical experience and expert opinions. In most cases, the number of organisms is significantly reduced within 24 hours provided that: antibiotics are appropriate, the patient is immunocompetent, the source of infection is controlled and there is no foreign material. In the majority of patients, a long duration (>8 days) is not justified and may contribute to increase the selection pressure for resistance. A recent prospective, randomised trial has shown that 8 days of adequate antibiotic therapy is an adequate duration for ventilator-associated pneumonia. Future trials will probably compare predefined different duration or discontinuation policies based on clinical response and evolution of biological markers.Réanimation 06/2006; 15(3). DOI:10.1016/j.reaurg.2006.02.002


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| 4Gracie04 chapter 7 . 10/7
I liked this story! I hope you will continue it!
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Hi! I'm just wondering if you're planning on coming back to this fic or not?
I do t meant to be a nuisance, it's just that I saw that you've updated 'Through the Window' (Thank you! I love that fic!) but it's been over a year for this one and there is a hiatus notice as the 2nd last chapter you posted but you said that it was no longer relevant... So, I guess I'm wondering if you've changed your mind Or if you're planning on still writing this story?
I hope you will continue it as it's so different from anything else and I've really really enjoyed it so far (so much that I'm still checking for updates 15 months later).
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Subtlety, thematic cohesion and storytelling pace have never been Spike Lee's strong suits. Things are no different with Red Hook Summer, his latest ode to Brooklyn. Modest in resources but epic in scope and ideas, Lee's new movie addresses so many topics that it seems to cartwheel from subject to subject. Whether via photos or vignettes, the movie delivers a barrage broad enough to encompass brief codas, fiery speeches, comic interludes and bitterly dismissive rants. If its effect is sometimes wearying, it's also often electrifying.
The main plot highlights a summer where the young black protagonist (Jules Brown) faces troubling truths. Most notable of these is that he doesn't understand or appreciate his heritage or family roots. Though his full name is Silas Royale, everyone calls him Flik. Flik is Lee's personification of a soulless 21st century black kid: over-reliant on his iPad, fearful of it being stolen, dismissive of anything that doesn't reflect the private-school environment where he's being "educated." A nightmare scenario, for Flik, is spending time around people outside his comfort zone.
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While the inevitable conflict between these two is part of the storyline, Lee uses it to delve deeply into the world of the black church. He nails the blend of pageantry and inspiration at its foundation, with Peters delivering an array of fire-and-brimstone speeches that invoke everyone from C.L. Franklin to Martin Luther King, with interspersed bits of Daddy Grace, Reverend Ike and T.D. Jakes. Indeed, Bishop Rose's character is so vivid and passionate in his verbiage that when his life doesn't match the rhetoric, the impact proves even more devastating.
Lee alternates their clash with the romantic interplay between Flik and a young woman named Chazz Morningstar (Toni Lysaith). Their courtship manages to survive Flik's misguided attempt at getting her attention. (It involves a huge dead rat.) But eventually their interaction takes a more conventional turn, though it falls prey to the usual adolescent issues of trust, hormonal rages and emotional naivete.
Lee veers into many other arenas, among them racial conflict, gentrification, the place of women in the church structure and generational tensions, to cite only a handful. Because any one of these could fuel its own film, squeezing short discussions or injecting them as implicating factors in other situations means they don't get the thorough or thoughtful examination they merit. The sight of young kids being bullied, or blacks and whites preparing for battle, has sizable visual and emotional clout, but neither scenario gets developed fully enough to provide anything beyond plot devices along the way. You don't get invested enough in these situations to care about their resolution, and they frequently are irritants or distractions from the main themes.
That's definitely not the case, however, with the portions spotlighting either Bishop Rose or the proceedings inside the Lil' Peace of Heaven Baptist Church of New York. Rarely outside the realm of a gospel documentary or a Tyler Perry film has anyone taken more care replicating the nuances of black church ritual. Everything from the songs to the organ accompaniment to Peters' pacing and cadence — even his constant use of the Bible as a weapon — lands right on target. Whether you accept or reject the theology, Lee's presentation of it is stellar.
In the Spike Lee legacy, Red Hook Summer, co-scripted by his Miracle at St. Anna collaborator James McBride, falls somewhere in the middle. It's not as structurally deficient and scattershot as School Daze or Bamboozled, but it's also not as stunning in scope and impact as Malcolm X or Do The Right Thing. (The R-rated language may also chafe those less tolerant of casual profanity and vulgarity, though in fairness Lee doesn't overdo either.)
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Augustus William Smith (May 12, 1802 – March 26, 1866) was an educator, astronomer and mathematician in the mid-19th century.
Smith was born in Newport, Herkimer County, New York, May 12, 1802. He attended Hamilton College, and graduated in 1825. After college, he began teaching in the Methodist Oneida conference seminary, in Cazenovia, New York.[1][2] He became head of Oneida in 1827, the same year in which he married his wife, Catherine R. Childs. While at Oneida, he earned a masters' degree from Hamilton.[2]
At the founding of Wesleyan University in 1831, Smith was named professor of mathematics and astronomy in Wesleyan, and in 1851, Smith was elected president of the university.[1] He received two LL.D. degrees, one in 1850 from Centenary College of Louisiana and another in the 1850s from Hamilton College.[2]
Smith left Wesleyan in 1857, and from 1859 to 1866 he was professor of natural philosophy at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis.[1] In 1860, he was sent on the Labrador Eclipse Expedition, a United States government mission with a group of fellow astronomers to Labrador to observe the annular eclipse of the sun.[2]
Smith was the author of several text books, including An Elementary Treatise on Mechanics, Embracing the Theory of Statics and Dynamics, and Its Application to Solids and Fluids.
He died at Annapolis, on March 26, 1866.[1] One of his daughters, Helen Fairchild Smith, was the head of Wells College from 1894 to 1905.[2][3]
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Ex-PWS Chief Pleads Guilty to U.K. Bribery Charges
Oct. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Julian Messent, the former chief executive officer of PWS International Ltd., pleaded guilty to paying about $2 million in bribes to win contracts in Costa Rica.
Messent admitted to two counts of corruption for funneling money to at least three Costa Rican officials to retain reinsurance contracts from a state-owned telecommunications and electricity company.
"These were very large government contracts with high premiums and large amounts of money being funneled back," Hodge Malek, a lawyer for the Serious Fraud Office, which prosecuted the case, told a London court today. Messent profited 265,011 pounds from the payments, Malek said.
PWS, a London-based reinsurance company founded by Lord Malcolm Pearson, was bought by THB Group in 2008. Pearson, a member of the House of Lords and the former head of the U.K. Independence Party, founded PWS in 1964.
Messent's lawyer, David Perry, asked for a reduced sentence because his client cooperated in the probe and agreed to plead guilty.
Messent joined PWS in 1995 and became a director in its Latin America group the following year. He was promoted to CEO in 2003, Perry said. The bribes "first surfaced" in 2005, and after an internal investigation, Messent stepped down from his post in 2006.
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"The corruption was neither planned nor originated by PWS," Perry said. The bribes had been requested by the Costa Rican officials and Messent "inherited the arrangements that existed" when he joined the company.
"Of course he accepts his responsibility, but a fair and balanced reading show the corruption could not have been carried on by the defendant alone," Perry said.
Messent is scheduled to be sentenced at a later hearing.
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Our submitter, a teacher in North Carolina, received this from one of her students at the end of this year. I think my favorite part of this letter is the part that got erased — which, as far as I can make out, says, "I thought were kind of nice" and "P.S. I think you were nice sometimes." Way to dial it back there, Faith.
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Our submitter from Maryland received this Valentine from his daughter, who has clearly not hit her teenage years yet.
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Sue in Northbrook, Illinois says that some 10 months after tricking her 6-year-old daughter with Jimmy Kimmel's "I told my kids I ate all their Halloween candy" challenge, little Mia remembered the prank and, with a renewed sense of outrage, stormed off to express her anger in note form.
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Holly in Glendale, Arizona says her one-year-old daughter just learned how to walk, and (as toddlers do) enjoys toddling around the apartment. Holly and her husband have tried explaining this to the downstairs neighbors, to no avail. "They bang on the ceiling, which scares the living sh*t out of my little girl," Holly says, and have called the cops — "whose response was to apologize for disturbing us."
Now, Holly says, "As soon as my one-year-old walks into the kitchen, the woman who lives below us will immediately run up our stairs and throw herself against our door, screaming and threatening us."
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Writes Peter in the UK: "My 12-year-old son is angry we won't let him buy and Xbox One, mostly because he spends too much time online already. On the day this discussion happened, we found this note on the computer. (Clearly he has learned about different government systems from the newspaper, not in school…)"
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Jackie in Alfred, New York says she found this note stuffed under her bedroom door after taking away her 9-year-old son's iPod and Nintento DS. ("He's taken to sneaking them to school and lying about it," she explains.)
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Cristina in California had to smile when she saw the thank-you note her son composed to his friends. How's that for subtlety?
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