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The highly anticipated Vinateria was well worth the wait. We enjoyed dinner there on a very crowded Saturday night a week ago. We sat at the bar for a quick 15 minutes and visited with Antoinette (the lovely bartender mentioned in our previous post) until our table was ready. A lot of familiar faces in Harlem were there curious to check out Vinateria's first Saturday night. We did not notice many people eating dinner at first, only having drinks. But we arrived around 9:30 pm and our delightful server Ashley explained more people were having dinner earlier and that we arrived more towards the second shift. After we sat down a large table of 10 sat next to us who all ordered dinner as well as many others. I definitely recommend that you try their food along with their wine selection. I wasn't disappointed at all. Actually I was thrilled! As we wrote about Vinateria back in December the owner (Yvette) teamed up with Gabriela and Gustavo Lopez who have worked at many downtown hotspots (see our previous post) in the past. Gustavo developed the menu and Gabriela developed their wine and beverage program.
The menu (above) is a great compilment to the wine and beverages. We enjoyed the simplicity of it though it was a little limited with dinner options. That being said, what we had we loved. They have divided the menu up by small, medium and large along with a cheese & charcuterie section and desserts. It is very resonably priced. Espeically the Large section entrees which are not huge portions but priced accordingly. A perfectly cooked NY strip steak (below) at $20 that my friends enjoyed.
I was very pleased with their sauteed striped bass at $18 (above) with sides of mustard greens and mashed potatoes. The bass was beautifully cooked with a nice crisp skin. Very flavorful and well executed. The hand-cut beef tartare (below) with cornichon, capers and fried quail egg… wow! I was fighting my friends off with my fork, unsuccessfully. It was perfect. I highly recommend it. They have a homemade spaghetti with fava beans in a tomato sauce that looked very good and a nice vegetarian option. We also started with a selection of various cheeses which set the dinner off to nice start especially with the wines recomended by Gabriela. We tried the Ostatu (a rose) and the Lurra and a Carmenere. Wine lovers and connoisseurs will be happy here. You are in good hands. Whether you choose to sit in the wine bar area of Vinateria or the restaurant side, after being there twice I can say both sections are comfortable and enjoyable. Please see part one of our review Harlem Welcomes Vinateria On Their Opening Night from last week with more wine recommendations and additional information. I think for the wine, food, atmosphere, customer service, location and how well run this place is by the owner (Yvette), along with the unbeatable team of Gabriella and Gustavo that Vinateria will leave customers wanting to come back for more. A very welcome addition to Harlem.
(above) Freshly grown Herbs in a window planter at Vinateria to help Gustavo flavor the food prepared in the kitchen.
2211 Frederick Douglass Blvd. (corner of 119th St)
New York, NY 10026
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It was a warm welcome at Vinateria in Harlem on opening night. I showed up early with friends and there were a few people there but by an hour later the place was full with a lot of activity and all the tables were occupied. The layout offers dinning tables to the left and the wine bar to the right.
As you can see the final execution of the interior came out nicely. And quite a difference from the very first interior photos that we posted last week. Above is a picture of the lovely owner (Yvette) with her father (both are residents of Harlem) in front of the beautiful custom made entrance doors. They were the first two people that I met when I walked in and it started the evening off with a welcoming vibe.
I only had drinks on opening night but plan on going back for dinner soon. I can say that I was impressed with the wine selection and presentation. Open etched glass school house pendants illuminate the distressed metal bar which I thought was an effective look. It's informal rustic with a bit of modern chic when you take in the whole decor. Almost a Mediterranean, European feel to it. Antoinette who was helping us at the bar, was inviting and very informative with her recommendations. A few of the wines that I would recommend are…
I would suggest that you have a conversation about the wine before choosing one as this really made a difference for me and my experience.
I look forward to writing part two to this review after dinning at Vinateria very soon. I spoke with Yvette briefly about the menu and she did mention that it was Italian based with a global, mediterranean flair. Sounds good to me. First impressions I'd say this place was very well thought out and if opening night was any indication it was well received and the neighborhood seemed to approve.
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1. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or foil; set aside. In a small bowl whisk together egg and the water; set aside. On a lightly floured surface unfold pastry. Brush with egg mixture. Cover and refrigerate remaining egg mixture.
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Nutrition facts per serving: 125 cal., 9 g total fat (39 sat. fat), 22 mg chol., 137 mg sodium, 8 g carb., 0 g dietary fiber, 4 g protein.
Make-Ahead Directions: Place slices on a baking sheet. Brush with egg mixture. Freeze for 2 hours. Transfer to a freezer container. Cover and freeze for up to 1 month. To bake, place frozen bites on parchment-lined baking sheet and bake as directed.
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Quebe Farm is a historic fourth-generation owned farmhouse that sleeps 4 or up to 8.This is your country home. Breath-taking views from every porch and window. You rent the whole house with four bedrooms and two baths. Self-cater in a complete kitchen stocked with staples like Blue Bell Ice Cream and fresh breakfast foods. All luxurious bedding and linens are new. The tree-covered 30 acres is 12 minutes from The Antique Rose Emporium, 10 minutes from Downtown Brenham and 25 minutes from Downtown Round Top. Perfect for girlfriends, families and get-togethers of all kinds.
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Place the wine and soup stock together in a small saucepan and reduce the liquid to half.
Saute the mushrooms and shallots or onion and optional garlic in the butter or fat until tender; add to the reduced wine and stock mixture.
Add the parsley, salt, and pepper, and simmer for a few minutes.
Thicken with the cornstarch and water mixture.
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Calories 476 Calories from Fat 115
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Total Fat 13 g20.1%
Saturated Fat 7.9 g39.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 32.3 mg10.8%
Sodium 902.4 mg37.6%
Total Carbohydrates 37 g12.2%
Dietary Fiber 2.3 g9.2%
Sugars 3.5 g
Protein 11 g21.2%
Vitamin A 68.8% Vitamin C 76.5%
Calcium 8.5% Iron 20.5%
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Sculptured bodysides and squared up roofs identify the '63 Falcons. The Sprint was a Falcon version that presented a racier and more sporty version. This Sprint hardtop is one of 10,479 units sold. Sprints also came in a convertible coupe version of which only 4,602 units were sold. Engine installed in these Sprints was a V8, 260 cid with 164 bhp. The price tag for the hardtop was $2,320 and $2,600 for the ragtop. I was always fond of those large round taillights that identified Ford products for years. The interior in this Sprint surprised me. I never thought a Falcon product would have such a wonderful interior like this. Enjoy all the features of this example and thank you very much for viewing this 1963 Falcon Sprint.
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For more information on this vehicle visit http://tinyurl.com/mk8bp8z Packing a stout, small block V8 in a clean, road ready restoration, this fully sorted weekend warrior draws big crowds and big compliments wherever it goes. And if you're one of the many enthusiasts looking for a fun classic that's both unique and cool, it's your ticket to car guy nirvana! In typical 60s Detroit fashion Ford's first generation Falcon, adorned with curved surfaces and creases that stretch from stem to stern, is incredibly hard to make straight once it's been overhauled or reworked. Fortunately, the metal on this compact coupe has been subjected to a professional restoration that involved good panel alignment and an astute attention to detail. Hoist this Futura's bright red hood and you'll find a beefy Ford V8 that's been fully rebuilt and dressed to impress. When the car officially transformed into the old school hot rod you see today, every one of its details was upgraded in the name of both performance and aesthetics. And presently, the smooth mill looks great displaying a thick coat of Jet Black paint inside a nice layer of chrome and traditional, Satin Black fenders. The engine gets its air and fuel from an Edelbrock Performer intake which props a Holley 4-barrel carburetor and chrome, open element cleaner beneath a snazzy Ford wing nut. Fire is provided by a Mallory Unilite distributor, which sends spark across stamped and chromed valve covers via fresh Radio Resistance wires. And spent gases are handled by a slick pair of coated Doug's headers, which connect to either manually operated cut-outs or coated, true-dual pipes. Motivation is provided by a reliable 4-speed transmission, which spins a traditional 9-inch rear end. Braking is provided by a combination of manual front discs and familiar rear drums, which do an excellent job facilitating drama-free stops. There's a fully rebuilt suspension, which is currently fitted with fresh KYB Gas-a-Just shocks. And traction is maximized by a fresh set of American Racing Torq Thrust Ds, which ride on 205/70R14 Firestone FT70 radials. This cool Ford's correct and tasteful interior is a classy reminder of the days when style and appeal were the central focus of automotive design. At the front of the car, a fully restored dash hangs pristine stainless trim between a vintage Sprint tachometer, a direct-fit cassette deck and modern, chrome-trimmed auxiliary gauges. In front of that dash, completely rebuilt and recovered seats provide the perfect spot for Main Street cruise nights. Below those seats, fade-free carpet centers a familiar Hurst shifter between a classy console, clean Ford sills and color-keyed floor mats. And in front of the driver, an impressive Ford steering wheel spins a burled wood rim around bright chrome spokes. Solid, early 60s metal doesn't come along too often, and given the attention this Ford draws in our showroom, it probably won't last long! Call, click or visit http://RKMotorsCharlotte.com for more information.


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Fortnightly annual fundraiser
February 14, 2014
Minden Fortnightly Club, the oldest service club in Carson Valley, celebrated its 103rd year with their annual fundraiser auction, "A Sierra Spectacle."
This year's event raised more than $18,000, all of which will return into the Carson Valley community. The women of Fortnightly would like to extend their gratitude to all of those who made our fundraiser a huge success.
Because of the gracious support from our community, we will be able to continue our support to several local charities, and the special needs of the CVIC Hall in Minden.
We will also maintain our commitment to Austin's House, Meals on Wheels, and an outreach program for special needs in our local community.
We'd like to thank those who attended the event as well as the following businesses and individuals for their generous support: 1862 David Walley's, AAA, Ace Hardware, Angler's Edge, Atlantis Hotel & Casino, Becky Monsour, Bert and Marshe Pollit, Big Daddy's Bikes, Ski, & Board Shop, Minden Food Company, Alpen Sierra Mountain Roasted Coffee, Buona Sera, Body Language, Dr. Nita Schwartz and Jenn King, R.N., Cal Ranch, Carol Sesser, Carson Valley Garden and Ranch, Carson Valley Golf Course, Carson Valley Inn, Carson Valley Medical Center, Carson Valley Swim Center, Chappell Ranch, LLC., Chatom Vineyards, Chocolate Shoppe, Classical Glass, Coffee on Main, Costco, Comstock Equine Hospital, Kerri Christenson, Corner Bar, Doug and Nancy Bradshaw, Duncan Golf Management, Drago Salon, Eagle Valley Golf Course, Empire Ranch Golf Course, employees of Alpen Sierra Coffee, The Entertainer, Empire Ranch Golf Course, Especially for You, El Charro Avitia, Fifth Street Salon, Fresh Ideas, Full Circle Compost, Greenhouse Garden Center, Jesse's Hairport, Heritage Bank, Heartstrings, Harrah's Lake Tahoe, H20 at Home's Pamela Mann, Hone Co. Property Management, Ironwood Cinema, James W. Seyfried DDS, Joyce's Fine Jewelry, JT Basque Bar & Dining Room, La Ferme, Les Schwab, Macias Photography, Marvs Custom Framing, Meeks Lumber, Melvins Car Wash & Detailing, Megan Martinez, Minden Food Company, Minden Meat& Deli, Minden Medical Spa, Monique DeHaviland-Fulston, Panchitas Killer Salsa, Inc., National Championship Air Races, Norie and Bill Jenkins, Overland Hotel, Paleo Boot Camp, Peppermill Hotel & Casino, Tahoe Fracture & Orthopedic Medical Clinic Inc.'s Peter Costa, Pulse Fitness, Purple Avacado, The Quilt House, Realty Executives' Inge Costa, Redbarn Photography, The Record-Courier, Red's Old 395 Grill, Ridge Tahoe Resorts West, Tahoe Resort Hotel, Robert Russell, Saletti's Restaurant & Bar, Sandra Wendell & Associates, Simply Stella!, Sorenson's Resort, Starbucks Gardnerville, Stor-All, Stargazer Designs, Tahoe Spice Works, Team Apparel Warehouse, The Wildhorse, The Lawrence Family, Topaz Lodge & Casino, Trimmer Outpost, Trudy's Hair Studio, Trish and Dennis Koepnick, Tumbleweeds Gymnastics, UNR Athletic-Nevada Wolf Pack Athletics, Mrs. Verne Wellman, Waddell & Reed Financial Advisors, Wild Island, Wildtree's Laura Williams, Woodett's Diner, and West Coast Martial Arts.
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In rural areas of Africa, a small amount of money to pay for school uniforms, school supplies, and exam fees often makes all the difference between a child staying in school or dropping out. In rural communities, Camfed's Safety Net Fund helps children who are orphaned, or from child-headed households.This project enables schools in the Kilosa district of rural Tanzania to meet the pressing needs of 500 children at risk of dropping out, providing security and hope.
Safety Net grants empower primary and secondary schools to address the neediest children's difficult circumstances as they arise - often for as little as $10-20 per child - thus helping more children stay in school and continue their education.
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MATCH is a project of the Interagency Cross-Cutting Group on Climate Change and Human Health (CCHHG) of the U.S. Global Change Research ... Program (USGCRP). The CCHHG is charged with planning, coordinating, implementing, evaluating, and reporting on Federal research on the impacts of global climate change on human health in order to build more resilient communities. Technical support for MATCH is provided primarily by the CCHHG Data Integration (DI) workstream and its interagency members.
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You can rely on the Sunbeam® Mixmaster® Stand Mixer to mix you through everything from birthday cake batters to breakfast breads and holiday sugar cookies to everyday mashed potatoes. With a powerful 350-watt motor and 12 speeds, this mixer can help you prepare all your recipes easily. Work in the kitchen does not seem like work at all with the Sunbeam® Mixmaster® Stand Mixer. With 2 glass bowls!
- 350-watt motor
- 12 variable speeds
- Burst of Power® button
- Soft-start technology prevents splatters
- Tilt-locking head and bowl selector
- Comfortable, soft grip handle
- Removable mixing head
- Includes chrome beaters, dough hooks, whisks, 2-qt glass bowl and 4-qt glass bowl
- 2-year limited warranty
Sunbeam® Mixmaster® Stand Mixer is rated out of 5 by 33.
Rated 5 out of 5 by deb1275 from just beautufil AND works so well I have used this mixer for everything, the dough is THE best for breads, pizza,s everything, it doesn't struggle no matter how heavy the cookie dough is. its quiet which I love. I have been watching the reviews on walmart.com as they sell this and they are through the roof and some have even put videos on there. This is for the RED mixer, I can't say on the others though they are suppose to be simialr I didn't find that. The beaters in this are a bit longer than the 2317 amd thats what I think makes it word better. The candy apple red is beautiful, so very pretty. I"m very happy with this mixer and excited looking at it and using it too. Its hard to get the best of both worlds but I have it with this.
Date published: 2016-01-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by TTyra from 602 CAkes This mixer was gifted to me by a friend as a way to encourage me to begin a cottage cake business....well 602 cakes(bespoken individual over the top design cakes and day cakes) later and many mousses, trifles cookies muffins and cobblers just to name about 1000 things...and 3 years this mixer has far exceeded my expectations.. Today at the very end of my mixing a favorite almond buttercream icing I think I stripped the motor gears...on my way out to purchase another one have 68 cakes to bake this week alone!!!!. Excellent mixer for a feasible cost...
Date published: 2014-10-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by deb1275 from This machine works better than it looks I have had this mixer awhile now. It looks cheap to me, I wish they would make this one out of metal and in colors with the glass bowls. I also have the pink heritage which is gorgeous, but recently, making a hard to make cookie dough, the pink heritage wouldn't mix it and I have no idea why. I got this one out and it mixed it right up. what the difference is I have no idea but this is my new favorite one. I don't like the plastic but it works like a charm. I don't understand the bad reviews unless people are not familiar with this type of mixer.
Date published: 2015-06-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by slainte1275 from Red stand mixer I had the one white one of these, then I got the red one here, I think they are suppose to be the same but this red one works alot better than the white one even. its fantastic. I put an review on walmart.com and also amazon for this. at walmart its got almost 5 starts, it deserves more stars then 5... the beaters are slightly longer then on the white one, at least on mine, and that makes for the bowl to spin alot better, and the stainless steel bowl being locked on helps too, now also, the dough hooks work much better in this one on dough, its very light and fluffy. I haven't had any problems with it, no matter what I have tried to make and its very quiet, something else that means alot to me. I don't think you will be disapointed in this mixer,, its the best!! I have a kitchenaid that I hardly ever use, just reach for this one. if you can't afford a kitchenaid, don't worry, this is better!
Date published: 2015-12-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by deb1275 from Really love this mixer I love this mixer, the only thing I wish they would make it in metal instead of plastic and in fun pastel colors, like pastel blue, or pink. would be gorgeous. this is the best mixer ever. great for making bread, cookies, and the whisks do an excellent angel food cake, had it for over two years now and would buy again.
Date published: 2015-02-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by Susan in SD from Bought it for Bread I bought this mixer specifically for making bread after my spatula slipped and got caught in the beaters of my old one. It mixes everything andtThe knead feature of this mixer is wonderful.
Date published: 2015-11-27
Rated 1 out of 5 by OneSewingMachineOneLady from Used It Once And The Dough Hooks WILL NOT Release. I Purchased the sunbeam mixmaster yesterday. Issue number one it struggled to make my cinnamon roll dough and my white bread dough. I had to use a spatula to push the flour to the center so the dough hooks could mix everything. Once the dough started to form the whole mixer started to shake. I also had to spin the bowl to help the mixer.After finishing the two doughs, I went to remove the dough hook attachment it would not release. I started making dough at 1 am it is now 5:30 am and I am returning this to Walmart in 30 minutes. I guess instead of spending the 60.00 I should have save up for a 300.00 one that works. Very disappointed.
Date published: 2016-02-06
Rated 3 out of 5 by catwoman0129 from Disappointing construction.... I just received one of these mixers today, and when I opened the box to unpack it, I thought, "Wow! As heavy as this box is, the mixer must be sturdily made." Then I discovered that the entire body of the mixer stand is nothing but hollow plastic! The "heavy" part is the glass bowl, which is real-ly heavy. Although I prefer glass to aluminum because matter doesn't stick to glass quite as much as to the aluminum, I can already appreciate another purchaser's comments about how difficult it is going to be to hold onto the bowl and empty the contents. My "old" Sunbeam glass bowl finally cracked after about 40 years, and I thought it was heavy, but this new one is heavier still. I'll reserve comments about performance for the time being. At this point I am simply disappointed they chose to replace metal for plastic in the construction.
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Billy Joel tells of Elton John rivalry and dating 2 supermodels in biography.
Billy Joel's new book, "'Billy Joel: The Definitive Biography,'" was out on Tuesday.
In his latest biography Billy Joel describes of his rivalry with Elton John. Joel's first rivalry with frenemy Elton John dates back to 1976.
Joel fumed that he was sick of being called 'The American Elton John.
Despite that, his producer insisted on hiring Elton's band to back him, and rather than do that, Billy fired the producer.
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Hurricane scale invented to communicate storm danger
By Jack Williams, USATODAY.com
The National Hurricane Center uses the Saffir-Simpson damage
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The scale is named after Herbert Saffir, a consulting engineer
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Hurricane Center from 1967 through 1973.
Saffir, an engineer and expert on wind damage who helped
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scale in 1971 for a United Nations report on construction that could stand up
to high winds. It used wind speeds as a guide to the damage to expect.
As director of the Hurricane Center, Simpson had responsibility
for not only forecasting when, where, and how hard Hurricane Camille would hit
as it approached the Mississippi Coast on August 16, 1969, but also convincing
emergency management officials and the public that the storm was looking like
the most-dangerous hurricane to hit the USA in decades, maybe the most dangerous
ever to hit the USA.
A new computer model of how much storm surge particular
hurricanes are likely to create, and an Air Force hurricane hunter airplane
that discovered Camille had one of the lowest barometric pressures ever measured
up to then in the Western Hemisphere - the lower the pressure the stronger the
storm and the higher the surge - convinced Simpson that extraordinary warnings
were needed.
When the Hurricane Hunter crew radioed in Camille's low
pressure, Simpson says, "This shook everyone up. I rang the bell pretty
Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale numbers are applied before a storm hits,
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20 feet of storm surge.
Simpson broke the Weather Bureau's rule against using specific
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After it was all over, despite the success of the evacuations,
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Heaven Help Me
April 1st, 2013
There is nothing to be stressed out about.
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There is nothing to be stressed out about.
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Looks like Dad goosed her!
obviously her first wedding. by the time my third one happened, i was passing around a bottle of vodka and EVERYONE was chillaxed and smiling ear to ear! ;P ….and then we had plenty of wine at the reception.
Rodney Dangerfield.
I had the SAME thought!
Ha ha! Me too!
No respect! No respect at all!
This actually makes me feel better. I have a picture from my wedding, just before walking down the aisle where I look like I'm about to vomit. My did is smiling nice, but my mom looking at me with this weird smirk on her face. I don't know what she was thinking, but I was thinking of all the ways I could possibly screw things up…like tripping or setting the church on fire. I'm not exactly the most graceful person.
I'm with Mindy on this one: Dad just told a stinker, and Mom does not approve, while daughter is trying to wrap her brain around what her Dad just said.
I love this one! The whole family dynamic during wedding planning is soooo captured in this pic.
Their expressions are so ridiculous, I thought it was staged.
I'm guessing Dad there just told an inappropriate "joke" that the bride doesn't know what to think of and Mom is trying not to kill him over. Ah, the joy of family!
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Again? you might ask. Yes, again, I come to the end of a semester of tutoring. This one seems to have gone on longer, despite having a fairly good, i.e. willing, student. One of his quirks has been to yawn constantly, and I do mean those huge almost fall back out of the chair yawns. Each session, he got me feeling tired as the two hours wore on. As we got into our final weeks, he started becoming a clock watcher too. Each time he looked up at the clock, I found myself looking up with him. It tells a lot about him that he would ask..."Do we have 15 more minutes?" when the clock clearly showed 10:15am. Class always started at 9 a.m. and ended at 11 a.m. "No, we have 45 more minutes." and those 45minutes started to loom over me as I too wanted to leave.
I also made the major mistake of thinking our class ended last week, and I happily said good-bye to him, wished him well, and said I hoped I'd never see him back here! In a detention center, no one looks forward to a returning pupil but it happens.
It took me the weekend to realize that I had focused on October 7th with our granddaughter's upcoming move to the Tucson hospital for her bone marrow transplant. I had ended him one week too soon. Sigh.
Bless his heart, he came back on Tuesday with almost no yawns for one hour, but then he was mentally done. We reviewed and I wondered if he had mastered the difference in the -ing, and -ed endings. He seemed to understand the 1-1-1 rule for a lot of words in English. One beat (syllable is not a familiar term to most of these students), one vowel, and one consonant at the end..then double that final consonant. Doing it together he got it. Doing it immediately on his own, not a clue. Then there was -s or -es for the plural. Uh, uh. The only way many of these students can master some of these spelling is to write the words so many times it registers visually. The trouble is when a student then writes it incorrectly, s/he knows it's wrong, and gets very frustrated, very fast when the correct answer doesn't come. There's not a lot of patience with working it out.
Well, Thursday's class has come and gone, and He PASSED!! 101 out of a possible 117. 87 is the grade that is needed for a certificate, so the last thing I did up at the detention center today was fill in a certificate. Maybe it will encourage him to do some more literacy work when he's out. Maybe and maybe not, but we can hope.
My slate is clear for a while.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
End of Semester
from the mind and heart of Maureen Reynolds at 07:39
Labels: 09, clean slate, literacy
2 comments:
- Just a Plane Ride Away said...
Maureen, you are awesome! I really admire what you do. It must have been a great feeling to write out that certificate :-)
- October 8, 2009 at 2:50 PM
- Just a Plane Ride Away said...
Also meant to say, wishing and praying for a successful marrow transplant for your sweet granddaughter. XO
- October 8, 2009 at 2:53 PM
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I have a question for all my fellow educators out there.
A little background: I teach 1st grade in a high-poverty, high minority, economically disadvantaged school. My kids go home and do not get much, if any, help with work or hear many positive comments made about school and education. Our town is brimming with generational poverty and lack of education.
I have one little guy which I think struggles with ADD/ADHD nothing diagnosed just a hunch based on work and classroom observations.
His biggest problem, however, is motivation. This poor guy has no motivation to do any type of school work. He is defeated before he begins. When I try to get him on track with his work, the first excuse out of his mouth is usually, "I can't....something" Read this, write, figure it out. His other go to excuse is, it's too hard.
While it's too hard may be a legitimate excuse for this child because he is working below grade level, I don't accept it because he does not even try. It would be different for me if I saw him putting forth some effort. However, what he chooses to do is sit at his desk and do nothing (some of this is his focusing problem) and then complain and say he can't do it.
He is more capable than he believes because he will work if someone sits next to him and holds his hand through every step of the process (which is not necessary because he is more capable than that).
So what all this comes down to, is what do you all do to motivate students in your classroom? Or what do you do to help students who are down on themselves believe they can do it?
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Hi Lindzy T
I'd like to make a couple of suggestions to help you with your motivation issues. Your problem is far too big to answer in this format, I suggest reading my book, I wrote specifically to improve motivation with children like the one you describe. It's called, Meeting Students Where They Live: Motivating Urban Youth, and can be found at http://www.ascd.org/publications/books/109110.aspx.
Here are some brief ideas. The first has to do with the way you see the issue. I suggest from reading your question that is it is preferable for you to stop looking at your little guy's refusal to work as an excuse and see it as a symptom of a much larger problem. Value judgments will only prevent you from finding strategies that might help. I find that with students like this, it is better to change your strategy from trying to get him to do all his work, and focus on getting him to do just one small assignment or a small part of a larger assignment. and gradually build over time. See partial work as progress rather than failure.
My second suggestion is to focus on getting him to start. I find that for most students, the hardest part is simply getting started. Most of us put off things we rather not do, but once we start, we usually continue. Think of a sink full of dirty dishes. Hard to start, but once we do, we usually keep going. Use the guessing technique I described in my post http://www.edutopia.org/blog/wonder-prediction-and-student-engagement-ri... When he says, "I can't do this," tell him not to do any work, just guess at the answer even if it might sound silly. Then work with him to use the guess to lead to finding the right answer. Here's an example:
Teacher: Who was the first president of the United States?
Student: Justin Beiber (silly guess).
Teacher: Well, he is famous like a president, but maybe you can guess someone who is in politics, not entertainment. Remember, All I want is a guess, no work involved.
Getting him to guess draws him into the process. Go as far as you can and then keep using the guessing technique with other questions. Do not give up.
Another strategy is to refuse to give up. Tell him, "I can see you are very determined not to try, but I'm more stubborn than you are, and I refuse to give up on you because you are worth it." Say this two or three times a week and never stop asking him questions and giving him work. Tell him he has to do only one question and he can choose which one. Then gradually build to doing more questions.
I hope this is helpful to you. I have taught many students like your little guy and what saved me was seeing them as a challenge, not as a problem. Just trying to reach them made me a better teacher for all my students.
We need to talk and work together. This involves involving more resources who traditionally do little. It goes beyond reading a book or writing a behavior plan.


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Competitiveness and export market shares in high tech industries in the US and the EMU countries: a comparative study
This paper aims to analyse the nature of the gap in high tech industries between the United States and the EMU countries, and to investigate the link between cost competitiveness and market share in these industries. We examine the empirical evidence to ascertain whether some tentative conclusions can be drawn regarding the impact of the appreciation of the euro against the dollar on the growth of these industries. We show that there has been a growing gap between the US and the EMU countries in terms of production in the high tech industries since the beginning of 1990s, but that rather surprisingly, this gap is not reflected in the evolution of exports and market share. On the contrary, EMU country high tech exports caught up to US exports and the world market share of the EMU countries has increased. These results are supported by the average rise in the cost-competitiveness of the EMU countries over the period 1988-2002, which is higher than that of the US. In order to appreciate the evolution of cost-competitiveness and its effect on industry growth, we investigate whether export market share is sensitive to cost-competitiveness. Our results show both a contemporaneously positive relationship between relative unit labour cost (RULC) and export market share, supporting the Kaldor paradox; and a negative relationship between RULC and export market share two years later. We conclude first then, that cost-competitiveness, brought about by the exchange rate and labour productivity, affects changes in the market shares of high tech industries; and second, that non-cost competitiveness is also having an effect.
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I just bought this Edge and I noticed the floorboard being wet when it rained last week. Then I took it through the carwash and it was wet again. I do have the extended car warranty, I really hope that it covers this.
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Conservation Leaders
From Outdoor JournalMore on this episode »
Almost half of today's students graduating with a wildlife degree have never hunted and have a minimal understanding of the impact that hunters provide to wildlife management and other conservation programs. In 2005 the Wildlife Management Institute and Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation began the Conservation Leaders for Tomorrow program as a way to introduce students to the culture and concepts of hunting. For the last two years the Conservation Leaders for Tomorrow program has held their program at Camp Kehoe on Lake Bomoseen in Castleton, Vermont.
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