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CCSS myths, noncognitive skills, Dana Goldstein, and gifted ed.
Amber's Research Minute
Does Gifted Education Work? For Which Students?, by David Card and Laura Giuliano, National Bureau of Economic Research (September 2014).
For over a year, I've been encouraging Common Core advocates to stop endlessly re-litigating the standards and instead to focus on getting implementation right. Taking my own advice last week, I traveled to Reno to see first-hand the work of the Core Task Project, the initiative driving implementation of the standards in Washoe County, Nevada.
It was a refreshing and invigorating visit. Common Core is not without controversy anywhere. But Reno seems to have largely sidestepped some of the more heated battles. Washoe County's implementation has become something of a national model—being one of four case studies highlighted in Fordham's report Common Core in the Districts, published in February 2014.
Reno's relative peace can be explained, I think, by several factors. First and foremost, under the leadership of curriculum and instruction specialist Aaron Grossman, implementation has focused on the right things—including building a coherent body of knowledge across and within grades (one of the broad "instructional shifts," along with reading for evidence and a greater focus on complex and nonfiction text)—that are easy to rally around and hard to dismiss as unimportant.
But more importantly,...
In many school districts, classroom observations make up as much as 75 percent of teachers' evaluation scores, according to a new study published in Education Next. And these scores predict a teacher's ability to raise student test scores the following year, as measured by value-added models. With that in mind, analysts did a deep dive into the observation practices of four school districts. They found that score stability and the quality of the information gathered improved as the number of individual observations increased, and that evaluations by trained, independent, outside evaluators (instead of principals) were more predictive of the following year's value-added gains. The report recommends that districts observe teachers at least two or three times annually, using an outsider at least once. Moreover, the study draws attention to the latent bias against teachers with lower-achieving students or who teach in struggling schools. Although value-added models are careful to control for students' backgrounds and achievement levels, there's often no such adjustment for classroom observations. (Simply put, it can be much harder to teach a great lesson when the kids are below grade level or unruly.) Unchecked, this can push teachers to avoid these roles, widening the achievement gap. The authors...
In The Teacher Wars, reporter Dana Goldstein offers a stirring account of the 175-year history of the public school teaching profession. The book, which ought to be required reading for education reformers and status-quo defenders alike, notes some obvious but oft-overlooked realities. Namely, we need a lot of teachers, and men and women of ordinary abilities will have to fill these jobs. Goldstein points out that even if every graduate of Ivy League institutions went into teaching, there would still be a significant staffing shortfall. Most striking are the familiar themes that recur throughout the history of teaching. (Indeed the conversations in 2014 aren't that different from the ones in 1924.) First, the demands and goals placed on teachers and education have always been nearly impossible to meet—such as the mandates to integrate races or to end poverty. Second, teacher prep has always been mediocre. Third, political and social tensions in the rest of the country, not surprisingly, infiltrate the teaching profession. Goldstein calls teaching "the most controversial profession in America." And she endorses both misguided and useful reforms: Dramatically reduce the stakes attached to standardized tests (misguided) and end outdated union protections (useful). In all, Goldstein, with a self-described...
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Much of the criticism recently leveled at the College Board's new framework for its Advanced Placement United States history course and exam is hysterical and undeserved. There's also reason to suspect that some of the harshest critics may be motivated at least in part by the riches they have reaped by prepping high school kids for the old version of the test.
That's not to say the new framework has no flaws. Both Rick Hess and Jeremy Stern have responsibly pointed them out. But the College Board has agreed to undertake revisions. And the sample exam they recently released is pretty good. Among its short questions, I spotted a few that were poorly worded and one that I judged unfair to Ronald Reagan's foreign policy, but the overwhelming majority looked fine and the medium- and long-answer questions are plenty challenging, well-conceived, and unlikely to be answered successfully without a fair command of the essentials of American history.
But AP framework builders are caught between a rock and a hard place. The fundamental concept of Advanced Placement,...
Hoping to gather lessons from recent teacher-evaluation reforms, a new report by Bellwether Education Partners analyzes four years of teacher-evaluation data from seventeen states and D.C. It is more a policy analysis than an empirical study. Keeping that in mind, these are the four key findings: First, states have largely moved away from binary ratings of teachers to four- and five-tier ratings. Second, states are using more extensive protocols for teacher observations, like the Charlotte Danielson framework that provides more detailed, formative feedback. Third, overall, districts are not factoring student growth into evaluation ratings. Many states vaguely mandated the inclusion of value-added models, but didn't specify how or when districts should use growth in teacher evaluations. Further, some states allow district administrators to change certain teachers' growth ratings from the state, causing very uneven implementation. In Delaware, for example, 12 percent of teachers statewide in 2012–13 were deemed "unsatisfactory" but eligible for an upgrade to a higher "satisfactory" label; the percentage of teachers subsequently receiving such an upgrade ranged widely from 32 to 90 percent across districts. Fourth, districts in the seventeen states studied generally don't use evaluation results to inform staffing decisions. Only a tiny percentage of teachers are...
We seemed to have welcomed good manners back to the Common Core debate. That doesn't mean we've seen more advocacy either on behalf of the standards or knocking them, only that the tenor appears to have changed for the better. At least for the time being, detractors are no longer paranoid Neanderthals, and supporters have ceased to be communists on the federal or Gates Foundation dole.
Whether this détente will prove to be ephemeral or lasting is anyone's guess, but some credit should go to one CCSS advocate and one foe. In a Washington Times op-ed, Fordham's Mike Petrilli and Neal McCluskey of Cato, hoping to tamp down the "raucous debate," sought to re-ground the conversation in a number of facts.
Their piece argues, among other things, that both sides have good intentions; that much Common Core activity began before President Obama was elected, that much of that activity has been led by non-government bodies; and that federal policy—stretching from 1994 to this administration's Race to the Top and ESEA waivers—has played a meaningful role in the standards' adoption and implementation.
There are other clear signs of restraint. Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee recently told a crowd that the...
In NRO today, Rick Hess explores "five half-truths" that he says supporters of the Common Core like to propagate. These spurred five questions of my own:
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Many of our recent ed-reforms—e.g. Teach for America, alternative certification, the Hamilton Project, and various "new teacher" projects—implicitly subscribe to the idea that great teachers are born, not made. Ed schools, too, largely consider "training" teachers to be beneath their dignity. Hence the path to instructional excellence is to welcome all sorts of smart people into the classroom via all sorts of entry paths, then weed out those who don't cut it.
In her new book, Building a Better Teacher, veteran education journalist Elizabeth Green sets out to dismantle this notion.
If she's right and the reformers are wrong it would be good news, for then we could devise purposeful strategies for improving classroom instruction at scale—and not subject kids to a trial-and-error process of teacher selection. This possibility makes Building a Better Teacher an important book. Alas, Green offers scant evidence to support the made-not-born thesis. Indeed, her biggest proof point—a lengthy examination of the teaching techniques pioneered by a small cadre of math teachers in Michigan—comes perilously close to undermining the case she sets out to build....
Michelle and Robert applaud Secretary Duncan's reasonableness, question a North Carolina trial judge (but have a solution), and disparage union agency fees. Amber tells us how classroom peers affect the achievement of students with special needs.
"Peer Effects in Early Childhood Education: Testing the Assumptions of Special-Education Inclusion," by Laura M. Justice, et al., Psychological Science (2014): 1-8
Michelle G: Hello. This is your host Michelle Gininger of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute here at the Education Gadfly Show and online at EdExcellence.net. Now please join me in welcoming my co-host the Seth Meyers of education reform, Robert Pondiscio.
Robert P: I'm not even sure what that means and hello Michelle.
Michelle G: Hello. I guess you unlike everyone else in America with not watching the Emmy's.
Robert P: No, no, I have a 16 year old daughter so of course my daughter.
Michelle G: You know more about this than anyone.
Robert P: I describe this as the cultural equivalent of secondhand smoke, you're close it. You absorb some of it unintentionally but does that mean I'm focusing on it, no. Were you happy with who won?
Michelle G: I've heard some of these reviews. I thought it was funny. I thought Seth Meyers did a pretty good job. There are some jokes that I laughed. I felt ...
Robert P: Okay. He's a funny guy.
Michelle G: I felt like a real American. Usually I don't want all the award shows are doing any of that but I thought I was participating in what America does. Maybe I'll watch a football game this season.
Robert P: All I know is what I heard in the background blah, blah, blah, Game of Thrones, blah, blah, blah, Game of Thrones, blah, blah, blah, Game of Thrones.
Michelle G: Isn't that all you need to know about TV?
Robert P: Pretty much.
Michelle G: All right, with that we're going to play part in the Gadfly with our Com. Dev. intern Ellen. Ellen, take it away.
Ellen Alpaugh: Last week Secretary of Education Arne Duncan declared that states with NCLB waivers could wait until the 2015 - 2016 school year to tie test scores to teacher evaluations. Is this just one year delay and nothing more or does this say something bigger about the testing over the long run?
Michelle G: Both. Robert, you want to elaborate.
Robert P: Lordy, this is such a complicated question and no I don't think it goes away. I think it ... This delays it but I think a hard rain is going to fall on this. There was some polling data out last week that we talked about. A PDK poll on education next poll and you should never I suppose paint with two broader brush based on any particular finding. Look, let's be honest, testing is not popular. I was a teacher for several years and you can't blind yourself to the deleterious impact that testing is having on our classrooms.
Curriculum narrowing, anxiety, lots of push back against testing. What's interesting when you look at the polling numbers is that testing itself is not necessarily unpopular. Something that jumped out to me ... At me in the ed next poll is that things like SAT testing, AP testing are really popular or as popular as a test is going to be. It's when you start looking at these accountability test in grade three through eight under whether there's no child left behind or common core.
The people have lost track of why we do this. You have this kind of conundrum which is the ed reform movement is still largely popular. People like things like charter schools and choice and even vouchers but testing is really unpopular right now. Testing you could or it has created the momentum for these things at the same time it's almost threatening to turn on itself. Arne Duncan thanks for giving us a year off, buy us some time for common core and all these other good things but at some point we're going to have to decide what is exactly the role of testing in K-12 education and in ed reform.
Michelle G: I completely agree. Yes, testing is no fun, it's awful, it's an imperfect measure, all of those things but if you look at what we support in education or what the public supports in education. A lot of it is because we have evidence that it work and we have evidence that it works because of test. Voucher programs even some school choice supporters don't like the independent evaluations that we've had on the DCPS program and the program in Milwaukee. Yet, those same folks are using those testing results to show that school choice work. You can see this across the issues. Why do we like charter schools? Probably because we're seeing some data that they are educating students better.
Robert P: When you say data, you mean?
Michelle G: Results from test.
Robert P: There you go.
Michelle G: It's sort of like dieting. It's not fun, no one likes eating rice cakes and celery and exercising but if you want to stay slim and fit you got to these things.
Robert P: Sure.
Michelle G: It's just the way it is. It's not fun thing but guess what, it's life.
Robert P: Yeah, and I wrote a piece about this early this week and I describe this using Jefferson's quote from 1820's about slavery. Our relationship with testing is like holding a tiger or a wolf by the ears, you don't much like it but you can't let go.
Michelle G: A lot of people on Twitter were liking your analogy there, bravo on that.
Robert P: Bravo Mr. Jefferson.
Michelle G: All right, Ellen.
Robert P: A steal from the best.
Michelle G: Question number two.
Ellen Alpaugh: On Thursday a North Carolina trial court judge held unconstitutional a state voucher law that allowed public money to pay tuition at private and religious school. How big of blow is this for voucher proponents and how should they respond?
Michelle G: All right, I'll say that this is a moderate blow to voucher proponents but a big blow to families in North Carolina.
Robert P: Especially when they're starting school and they got to write a tuition check.
Michelle G: Yes, just over ... Almost 2,000 scholarships have been issued for this program and private schools started this week for a lot of student in North Carolina. That just puts a lot of upheaval in many families lives. That's what the first issue but the second is this is a program that was means tested. Families qualified if they were at or below 133% of the poverty level and according to the Alliance for School Choice which I worked for, full disclosure there.
They hit seven of the eight accountability measures for voucher programs. It's very, very, very high on the accountability spectrum. In all intent and purposes this was a great program. Why it was ruled unconstitutional? I'm not a lawyer. The North Carolina does not have a blind amendment but this is a blow to families. I think they'll go back at it and they'll try to pass the program in the slightly different way. Perhaps changing the funding mechanism or whatever is needed but it's just a longer wait time.
Robert P: Sure. I'm reading for the decision here and it says that, "General assembly fails that children of North Carolina when they're sent with public tax payer money to private schools that have no legal obligation to teach them anything. I guess you could argue that but I'm not sure that's a credible argument. Look as Brandon Wright our colleague in Legal Expert says, "If that's the test, well then you just need to go back to the drawing board. Pass a law that says that private schools will give out the accountability measures, the test, etcetera and then problem solved.
Michelle G: Yeah, and I think that proponent should have seen this coming. I looked back there's a great study that the Institute of Justice put out many years ago that I still go back to which looks at the ... State Constitutions in all 50 states and says whether school choice programs, whether vouchers or scholarship, text credit programs would be constitutional and it says yes, no depending on the program. For North Carolina it did say vouchers and scholarship text credit programs were constitutional but it did say that if a bill was to be ... Law was to be passed it should not draw from the public school funding stream which is basically what they did. No surprise in the long run.
Robert P: Of course there'll be an appeal.
Michelle G: It's America, there you go. Ellen, question number three.
Ellen Alpaugh: New York City's United Federation of Teachers supported a Saturday march against police brutality. Pitting one city union against another and angering many teacher union members. Teachers in NYC can choose not to be a member and avoid dues but all teachers still have to pay agency fees. What does such union activity say about these mandatory contributions?
Michelle G: Mr. New Yorker?
Robert P: Man, the contributions is not withstanding. This is such a good old fashion New York City style food fights. Some of the stuff that's coming out with the police just the outrage from that the UFT would take this on and that Michael Mulgrew would participate in this protest is just amazing. I heard one teacher say, "Would we want cops protesting in our schools over low test scores?" The head of the PBA said something, I got it right here in front of me, "How would Mulgrew like it if police officers with the activist who oppose his efforts to shield bad teachers and undermine effective charter schools?" This is quite ... The fur is flying here.
Michelle G: Only in New York it seems.
Robert P: Sure but you have to wonder what was Mulgrew thinking. This is ... Look, you can't make light with this, this is serious incident somebody died but if you're deciding where to spend your political capital and your members capital capital. I'm not sure this was the wisest decision.
Michelle G: I think this is what happens when you work outside of your very narrow issue. On one hand you're building a strong coalition on the other hand when you go outside of your one issue for us education or for the unions education you're going to get people who's ... Your own members here are going to say, "I don't quite agree with that," and that just what happens. I think it's a decision that you have to make and in this case it looks like it was a messy one.
Robert P: Yeah, and Mulgrew ... Push back by saying, "Look, we have a history as a union of getting involved in these kinds of issues. You invoked union, activism around the freedom riders many, many years ago. Sure you can understand the process that got him from A to B but still the police are institution in New York City and as many police officers have been saying, "Look, you know, our sons and daughters and wives and husbands are teachers." It just feels this was a little bit of a third rail that did not need to be touched.
Michelle G: Couldn't agree more. That's all the time we have for Pardon the Gadfly and now it's time for Amber's Research Minute. Welcome to the show Amber.
Amber Northern: Thank you, Michelle.
Michelle G: You were on Fox and Friends this weekend weighing in on this very issue [UFT police brutality protest]. What do you have to say about?
Amber Northern: I was. I start out with it's outrageous. It's outrageous and teachers know ... Teachers always know, "Well, some of our donations, some of our fees go to politics," but wow this was right in their face. I loved it. I was like, "You know what, they finally get it." They finally get it because this was ... The zebra was showing it stripes, we just went off on Fox. They call me the next day and said, "You want to do it again tomorrow." My families called me like, "You are riled up," I'm like, "I know, like it just got me," and I dug into the contributions.
Because Doug and I write a report about teacher union strength what seem hasn't been that long but it's ... I think it was two years ago. Anyway, and then when Doug back in the contributions and year after year after year they we giving donations to Al Sharpton's National Action Network along with plan parenthood and a host of other liberal leaning causes. Teachers need to dial like, "Hey, this is where some of our money goes to, like it or not."
Robert P: My money, $35 a paycheck for five years. Never joined the union but they got my money.
Amber Northern: I think they knew this intuitively but then it was just out there blatant. I thought it was good that it happened. I didn't know how it works, you don't get a lot of time to go into the new ones. I didn't even get to talk about ...
Michelle G: You don't get ... I can go in TV to go into new ones, I'm shocked.
Amber Northern: I was, "I didn't get to take the agency fees," and all that stuff but anyway it was fun.
Michelle G: You got riled up and you got your pay across.
Amber Northern: I got riled up and I then I have a friend of mine taped it because I hadn't watched. My whole face was contorting. I was mad, I was, "Wow. It was really ugly doing that segment," but that what happens when you're riled up but anyway ...
Robert P: She's riled up again right now.
Amber Northern: Riled up about our new study this week. It is a new study out in psychological science that's called peer effects in early childhood education, kind of a boring title but this is interesting study. It examines the performance of preschoolers both those without and with disabilities and how they are impacted by their peers when they're in a mainstream classroom. This is actually according to the authors and I think they're right. This is the first study of peer effects an inclusive classroom that serves preschoolers with disability.
We've got a lot of peer effect research but never on the preschool level and never with kids in the mainstream classrooms. Anyway, they study the language skills of 670 preschoolers average age of four in multiple school districts in a single mid western over the course of a year about half of the kids had high EP's. Three key findings, number one there was indeed evidence of peer effects in the classroom have shown by the strong relationship between kids spring language scores and the language skills of their peers. Definitely a strong relationship between the two.
Number two, the impact of peer effects varied based on whether the child had a disability. Specifically peer effects were stronger for kids with disabilities than those without. Preschoolers in classroom of kids with high language skills tended to have better language scores than preschoolers in classes of kids with lower skills. The lowest skilled kids, if you got that, made the greatest gains. This is what we've seen in other studies.
Robert P: Yeah, no surprise there.
Amber Northern: Kids at the bottom make the greater gains. Kids with disabilities are more influenced by their classrooms language skills than children without. Last bottom line, children with the highest skills were not adversely impacted by the lower performing kids whether they had disabilities or not which is what everybody is always searching for, right? Like, "What about the kids on the other end of the spectrum.?" The study was correlational, it's not causal.
It was one year, it's not a trend study and they also ... The instrument they use which I was kind of dug in. It was a teacher report instrument ... It's a dibble or something.
Robert P: It's squishy.
Amber Northern: Which you typically have to do with young kids you have to deal one on one measure but it wasn't really standardized in a way. A little bit of clumsy there but I think it was encouraging because it showed us once again that peer effects matter and they matter greatly when we mainstream these kids. Which it's not an argument for against mainstreaming but it's interesting stuff.
Robert P: Persuasive because the kids at the high end so to speak no adverse effect.
Amber Northern: They were harmed, right. Why do I want help? They weren't harmed either. They still scored at the end of the year higher than ... Their post test was still higher than a pretest. It wasn't a bad thing.
Michelle G: Is your recommendation more research?
Amber Northern: Wow. In my case I won't do it. Anyway, it was a needed area to do research. I think it's a neat idea because they're really striving for balance. On this half the kids with IP's. It's not like you've go 90% of the kids with Ip's you know what I mean. They're really striving to get what set up optimal affect and impact on kids. Half and half seems to be interesting, seems to be a positive outcome. I don't know if they change the percentages whether we would have see the same thing.
Michelle G: Exciting stuff.
Robert P: Is it my imagination or we seeing a lot more pure effects research lately?
Michelle G: I feel I've been reading more. It's also one of my sort of ... What do we call that, sew boxes if that's the word again. I tend to pay more intention to it just because he's interested in it. He wrote a lot about it in his book. Yeah, I don't know saying more as maybe just we just cover it more.
Robert P: You're paying attention. Fair enough.
Michelle G: Either way both a good thing I think. All right. Thank you, Amber. That's all the time we have for the Education Gadfly Show till next week.
Robert P: I'm Robert Pondiscio.
Michelle G: I'm Michelle Gininger for the Thomas B. Fordham Institute signing off.


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We should allow data URLs to make workers. Patch attached.
*** Bug 700626 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Why we are going to allow data URL Workers while the spec explicitly disallows?
Is a spec change proposed somewhere? If it is, please let me know the pointer.
I don't mind allowing in itself so much because we (and even Chrome) already allow Blob URL Workers.
In Gecko data-urls have always been considered same-origin, so in a way we are actually complying with the spec.
The origin of data urls is something that is still being debated in the spec world, so I don't think we should make a departure from our usual behavior here.
(In reply to Jonas Sicking (:sicking) from comment #6)
> In Gecko data-urls have always been considered same-origin, so in a way we
> are actually complying with the spec.
"origin" definition of HTML spec is:
| The term origin is used per its definition in the Origin specification.
And in the Origin specification, data URIs are defined as "globally unique identifiers" and cannot be same-origin with any domains.
| A globally unique identifier is a value which is different from all
| other previously existing values. For example, a sufficiently long
| random string is likely to be a globally unique identifier.
| data URIs do not use a server-based naming authority and therefore have
| globally unique identifiers as origins.
So I think it's better to update the spec.
The draft has been expired in May 30, 2011.
I've updated :
https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Using_web_workers and
I did mention the disagreement about whether a data URI is valid under the same-origin policy or not.
I didn't made any changes to https://developer.mozilla.org/en/data_URIs as we don't list any usage there.
Is there a bug opened at the WhatWG/W3C to fix the documentation to explicitly allow dataURI? It would be helpful for me to follow it to know if/when the specs are changed to update the doc w/ this information.

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HELPING AT THE FINISH LINE OF THE REVEL ROCKIES MARTHON ON JUNE 12TH THIS YEAR was a community service project for Lakewood Foothills in Morrison. Members gOt there VERY early in the morning to help set up all of the finish line necessities like tables for award medals, water and snacks, T-shirts and other support for the runners. During the race we helped the completers find their way to necessities like their gear pick up area, restrooms, and first aid. In addition we helped with crowd control and and guest support for spectators. Our congratulations to all the runners. Kit Swenby is our member who is the key contact for this event.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN H S CAPSTONE REVIEWS were April 14th and six members of our CLub were there to be on the review teams. We listened to graduating seniors give a presentation on their Capstone Projects. The projects are an optional activity for the students who work with a mentor in the community on a topic related to their Academy Pathway. Members of the community and GMHS use a standard rubric to give feedback to three or four students. This experience provides a vocational service to the students and gives our members a greater understanding of the Green Mountain H S Academy Program.
DISTRCT 5450 MEMBERSHIP TEAM has congratulated our Club for being in Recognition Status for the 20014-2015 Rotary Year, which means that our latest membership number is up 10-19% from the same month a year before and for three consecutive months. It's so exciting to see our Club growing!
ANTI-BULLYING VIDEO contest was sponsored by our club along with South Jeffco Rotary for students at Bear Creek High School during the 2015-2016 school year. Several students submitted anti-bullying videos and all are excellent! Representatives from both clubs viewed the videos and met with the students. Monetary awards were given to winning students. Students and their families attend our meetings on May 3rd where we will presented the prizes and gave our members an opportunity to view the videos and meet the students.
THE SCOTT METCALF AWARD IS PRESENTED BY OUR CLUB EVERY YEAR for the best newly initiated Rotary service project by another club in our District. This year we have selected the Rotary Club of Boulder for their Reusable Water Bottle Filling Station Project. Working with the Boulder Valley Rotary Club as well as the Interact Clubs at Boulder High School and Fairview High School, they have awarded grants of $700 each to eight schools for the refilling station materials. They estimate that this project will save over 50,000 single use water bottles annually.
OUR FOUR WAY TEST AT LONG VIEW HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT resumed January 2016 when several members of the Club's Four Way Test in the Schools Project continued their work for the current school year. Lakewood Foothills Rotarians have been conducting this activity for several years. They are trained as facilitators who then work with small groups of Long View students to teach them about the Four Way Test. Then students discuss how it could be applied to important decisions and problems in their own lives. This year students who had done the Four Way Test project in previous years spent time with Roger Pool giving their feedback on the project as we plan for the future. Our thanks to Harold Pratt, the project leader.
AS PART OF A CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR CHILDREN PARTNERSHIP PROJECT WITH WARREN TECH STUDENTS AND STAFF we provided gifts to families of Metro West Housing Solutions from Warren Tech classes, with more gifts from WT also going to the Denver Indian Center. Our member's gifts also went to the children of the Denver Indian Center. The Warren Tech efforts were organized by the students in the school's National Vocational Technical Honor Society. Our Club's work was lead by Natalie Van Tyne and Marshall Turner. Gifts were delivered to both organizations following the Dec 16th meeting by several of our club members. Overall we provided gifts for over thirty families at MWHS with about another hundred gifts going to the children served by the DIC.
THANKSGIVING TURKEYS AND ALL THE DINNER FIXN'S were delivered to the Metro West Housing Solutions so 36 families could have a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. Thanks to all our members who donated turkeys and to the Lakewood Foothills Rotary Foundation for supporting the expense of the additional food. The Foundation is supported primarily by our annual Peach Sale. A special thanks goes to Natalie for her leadership of this project.
LAKEWOOD'S CIDER DAYS WAS OCTOBER 3 & 4 at the BelMar Heritage Center and our club was operating the cider presses as we have for many years The pressing booth was open from 10:00AM to 5:00PM both days and it was "all hands on deck" again this year to keep the new presses going. We gave away several hundred samples and those attending brought in some apples from the local trees. Thank you go to the friends and family members of us Rotarians for helping out. Lastly our special thanks go to the hard working volunteers from the Heritage Center without whom we couldn't have served all those who wanted to process their apples. Russ Gleason and Jeremy Ryan were the project leaders for our Cider Days project.
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Am I the only one who thinks the kid on the left looks like a young Anderson Cooper. Look at pics of Anderson when he was little and I swear that kid is a dead ringer.
They actually look quite dapper, it's the hair cuts that give the game away.
the little one is a girl!
Of course the little one is a girl….that looks like a boutique purchased sweater with ribbons on the shoulders to me!!!!
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Oh, and he has a matching pocket hankie too!
Oh wow, I've looked at this pic more than once and I just noticed that the middle child's suit is double breasted. You can't get fashionier than that! They are so cute!
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This one made me snort milk out my nose. And that still wasn't as awkward as this pic.
Your comment made me snort milk out my nose> LOL!
It's a blankie. I remember those from the 1980's- they were a "no sew" project. I guess if your choice is a smiling kid with a hideous blankie, or a crying one without, you just let him have the blankie.
I like how the kid on the left is kind of crossing his fingers. Maybe he thought he could wish himself out of this photo.
noticed the exact same thing. Crossing his fingers at his future. WOnder what he thinks now when watching the cute pic. i am sure he is the cuttest of the bunch!
Okay … I'll agree with the rest of you because I don't like to rock the boat … but I thought the little one was a girl.
We've got the haircut, we've got whatever has been draped over the little guy – and we've got that double-breasted suit, which makes the kid on the right look like a young fogey. I wonder if he's also wearing spats?
I am a teacher, and think this picture would make a great writing prompt, e.g. "I was on my way to the photography studio when….(fill it in with your own imagination).
I got my necktie caught in a paper shredder.
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That's too funny!
I am waiting for an answer to the above questions too…. double the STAT
He's the only one who seems happy in this picture, though.
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So, did little brother's tie get caught in the shredder just before the family went to the portrait studio?
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Or a mullet. Don't forget the business mullet.
This is the sweetest awkward picture ever.
It sure is! They may be awkward, but they're adorable.
As a mother of three sons, I totally understand this picture.
A nice compliment to the mullets.
What is that child wearing???
The hair says, "Business in front, party in back," but the outfits say just the opposite! What is the little one wearing??? And why???


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Nashville is a step away from joining many of its peer cities and private employers in offering health insurance and other benefits to the same-sex partners of Metro workers.
Men and women such as John Johnson.
The Metro Council voted 25-6 late Tuesday night for domestic partner benefits on the second of three required votes. Johnson, a paramedic with the Nashville Fire Department, said being able to offer those benefits to his partner of eight years, Curtis Schwagel, would make him feel much more secure.
"I worry every time my partner gets in traffic or has a cold or calls out sick that we're not going to be able to pay for something," said Johnson, 38, who has worked for the fire department for 13 years. "I am a person that you don't want distracted when I'm taking care of you, and I don't want to be distracted by the fact that my partner's out on the road today and I just hope he makes it home safe."
In a meeting that stretched past 11 p.m. Tuesday, the council also:
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• approved the second of three readings — but deferred the third — on a plan to prohibit a Walgreens from going up amid the honky-tonks of Lower Broadway;
• agreed on second reading to extend the life of the Metro Homelessness Commission, whose initial 10-year run is winding down.
While the vote for domestic benefits was expected after a majority of the 40 council members brought the idea to Mayor Karl Dean to study and he included it in his budget recommendations, the discussion that preceded it still had some drama.
"My God teaches me love is love," Councilman Scott Davis, who voted for the change, said moments after Councilman Josh Stites, sitting just behind Davis, said his own faith, not any "rancor or ill will," compelled him to vote against it.
"We have brothers and sisters who are working for Metro government that can't provide health insurance to the ones they love, can't provide a pension to the ones they love," Davis said. "And I can't sit here and just not fight for what they believe in."
Davis, who represents part of East Nashville, said he was willing to face any political consequences that might come his way.
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Councilwoman Megan Barry, who is running for mayor next year, read long lists of cities and businesses — including The Tennessean's parent company, Gannett — that already offer domestic benefits.
"I'm glad that Nashville has gotten around to bringing this up and getting it moving forward," said Johnson, who said Schwagel had to keep him from clapping — a no-no in the council chambers.
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My body is aching with every lie I say,
Ill never be able to make this feeling go away,
This didn't just happen for no reason,
Its not like love comes by season,
So why am I giving in,
Love never hurt anyone,
its always a person,
Even if she's hurt me I will always forgive,
For that's how the bible has you live,
Forgive but don't forget so you don't make another mistake,
Don't lie or cheat for it will make you fake,
So I will tell you this now, I am still in love,
That's how it'll be until forever above.
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Genre: Romance
I your reference to "forgive but don't forget". Many people get so angry in the world today and refuse to forgive. They will not let go of mistakes that people make.
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GREENWOOD, S.C. (AP) — Taiwan's Wei-Ling Hsu won the Symetra Tour's Self Regional Healthcare Foundation Women's Health Charity Classic on Sunday, closing with an eagle for a 4-under 68 and a five-stroke victory.
The 19-year-old Hsu had an 8-under 280 total at The Links at Stoney Point and earned $30,000 to jump from 81st to fourth on the money list with $31,810. The final top 10 will earn 2015 LPGA Tour cards.
Hsu won the Credit Union Challenge last year in Albany, New York, and finished 15th on the money list.
Spain's Marta Silva, France's Joanna Klatten and South Korea's Min Seo Kwak tied for second. Silva and Klatten shot 71, and Kwak had a 72. Kwak won the Patty Berg Memorial last week in Florida.


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just wanted to say hello, before i start making posts.
im from lincolnshire, england.
hope all is well :)
Hello Matt and welcome to the forum!
Welcome to the forum, Matt. Is that your tank you're using as your avatar?
If so, very pretty tank. I want to see a close up. :-)
Hello and welcome to FishForum.
yeah that is my tank in the pics....
i will get some photos on here asap
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Ive been here for 2 hours downloading the final activation patch for this game. Its around 26% by now. Ive disabled the firewall et al, with no discernible difference. Its using some kind of torrent system, it seems im getting most of the patch from other downloaders and sending it to them in return. Download speed is laughably low. IVe read in this forum about someone who downloaded the patch in less than 40 mins. It doesnt surprise me as torrent efficiency will vary a lot with the numbers of people using it.
Its the first time i see a company use this system to download an AAA game. Only dark and light has done this to me before. I could forgive this in a free to play, but not in this kind of product. Sloppy and unprofessional. And cheap. Lets hope the rest of the game is not like that.
Wait until you actually get ingame. Whahah.
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-Go to : Documents/My Games/FINAL FANTASY XIV/downloads/ffxiv/48eca647/metainfo
-Find the D2010.09.19.0000 file.
-Open that file with Utorrent and download the file.
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-Delete the old file and replace it with the one you just download.
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Tried that but it wont allow my torrent downloader to open the file. Surprisingly, when i put it all the way it was, its going much faster. I guess the torrent program theyre using must be bugged too
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Tried that but it wont allow my torrent downloader to open the file. Surprisingly, when i put it all the way it was, its going much faster. I guess the torrent program theyre using must be bugged too
Did you close the patcher before ? I dunno but i was stuck like you with an horrible patcher speed. It has been running for over 3 hours and i was not even at 30%. After doing that above i got the 300mb patch downloaded in 5 minutes.
yes, i did close the patcher. I even installed VUZE (i had another torrent) but it says the same thing: this tracker is unauthorized to download the torrent. Speed has crawled back to snail pace again. Ah, well...patience


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Llyn Llech Owain (The Lake of Owen's Flag)
Folklore suggests that this lake was created when a well overflowed on Mynydd Mawr. The well keeper was a man called Owain (Owen), and one day after letting his horse drink from the cool waters, he forgot to replace the large stone slab that capped the well. Read More »
Milford Haven
The following accounts appeared in 'The Haunted Homes and Family Traditions of Great Britain by John Ingram (1897). Read More »
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Nanteos means the valley of the nightingale, and is a Georgian mansion house built for Thomas Powell in 1739. Read More »
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Ogaf Myrddin means Merlin's Cave, and this is one of the locations where he is said to sleep awaiting his release. The cave is hidden behind a waterfall.
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Pentre Ifan
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Pistyll Teilo
This pool and waterfall lie in a ravine below an old ruined curch dedicated to St Teilo (Capel Teilo). The water from the waterfall has long been thought to have healing properties, it was said to heal bruises and other ailments including rheumatism and sprains. All you had to do was hold the affected part in the main stream of icy water for a short while. Read More »
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The story of Pwyll is found in the Mabinogion, a collection of old Welsh stories translated by Lady Charlotte Guest, and published in 1849. It describes how Pwyll the Lord of Dyfed meets the underworld king Arawn and how the two become close allies. Read More »
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The following account from 'Haunted Churches' (1939) by Elliott O'Donnell (27 February 1872 - 8 May 1965) refers to a Devil tradition associated with three churches in close proximity, though he does not name the individual church. Read More »
Roch Castle
According to folklore Adam De La Roche, a Norman landowner was told by a local wise woman that he would die by the bite of an adder, but he could escape the prophesy if he managed to get through a predicted year in safety. He built Roch Castle (which dates from the 13th century) on the volcanic outcrop so that it was far above the surrounding landscape. Read More »
Sarn Gynfelyn
Sarn Cynfelin (Saint Cynfelyn's Causeway) is the southern most of the three Cardigan Bay sarnau, and begins just below the farmhouse at Wallog, situated on the cliffs between Borth and Clarach, and it extends for fourteen kilometres offshore into Cardigan Bay. Approximately half way along its length, it is bisected by a channel which is about five metres deep. Read More »
Satan At Work Near Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn
Elias Owen gives the following account of a series of disturbing experiences that befell a Sabbath breaker in his 1887 book ' Welsh folk-lore: a collection of the folk-tales and legends of North Wales'. The account relates to the experiences of one William Davies and was given to Owen by the late Rev. J. L. Read More »
Sing Sorrow Sorrow edited by Gwen Davies
'Sing Sorrow Sorrow is a chilling collection of supernatural myth and otherworldly horror stories from some of Wales' most exciting new and established authors. Read More »
Sir David Llwyd of Yspythi Ystwyth
The village of Ysbyty Ystwyth is thought to have been the property of the Knights Hospitallier ( Order of the Knights of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem) and also, maybe the home of one of Wales infamous magicians. Read More »
St Canna's Church, Llangan
The current church is thought to have been on the site of the original chapel founded by St Canna. It was rebuilt in 1820, but many references from the late 19th century refer to it as being dilapidated and unused. I am unsure of its recent history at the moment but what I am interested in is a legend attached to its construction. Read More »
St Canna's Stone (aka St Canna's Chair) & Fynnon Ganna (Canna's Holy Well)
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St Govan's Chapel
This tiny chapel hidden in a deep ravine in the rocks dates from the thirteenth century. There may have been a chapel or religious structure here in the fifth century making it one of the earliest places of Christian worship. It has been suggested that the chapel was part of a larger Hermitage but its history is unclear. Read More »
St Non's Chapel and St David's Peninsula
St David's Peninsula is supposedly the landing place of Twrch Trwyth, the magical boar told in the story of Culhwch and Olwen in the Mabinogion, King Arthur features heavily in the story. It is also the place where St Patrick is said to have sailed for Ireland to convert them to Christianity. Read More »
Strata Florida Abbey
The abbey was founded in early part of the 13th century by the Cistercian monks, and was one of the grandest in Wales at its height. It was seen as a centre of education and political activity. The abbey was destroyed during the reformation. Read More »
The A44 WWII Phantom Bomber
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The Aberystwyth Mermaid
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The Beast of Bont
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The Boar's Head
The Boar's Head pub on Queen's Road in Aberystwyth, is a derelict building at the time of writing, but is probably going to be converted into flats in the future, now the squatters have been evicted. Read More »
The Devils Bridge
There are three bridges over this part of the Mynach Gorge, each one built successively over the others, as they needed to be improved for traffic. The lowest of the bridges dating from the 11th century is the original one and is associated with a Devil legend that is common in Britain with minor variations from place to place. Read More »
The Dylan Thomas Boat House
The Dylan Thomas Boat House is found in Laugharne, set at the foot of a cliff overlooking the Tâf estuary. Dylan Marlais Thomas (Born 27 October 1914 – Died 9 November 1953) lived in the house between 1949 and 1953 with his family. It is now a shrine to poet, and a popular tourist attraction for Carmarthenshire County Council receiving around 15,000 visitors a year. Read More »
The Promenade Ghosts
In the 1960′s a young couple tragically drowned after becoming trapped by the high tide and rocks at the end of the promenade at the foot of Constitution Hill in Aberystwyth. The following account is from Phil Bishop and his wife who saw what might have been the ghosts of this couple whilst they were holidaying in Aberystwyth during 1971. Read More »


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The most beautiful nightingale recording I´ve ever made. Forest near Cologne, Germany,June 2004, Vivanco EM35 on parabolic shield with preamp into Sony DAT-recorder.
sounds like the ones in the valley near me in Cappadocia Turkey!
Till now i didn t know that those birds can do so nice sounds. Thank u.
yes... like hear no elvis & romashka say... 10/10, just amazing... thankyou...
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Okay so this past week saw me go to Britmums Live in London, my daughters gymnastics competition, run a Half Marathon, work, take Matilda to the park to feed the ducks... in the pouring rain, do swim lessons, work, rainbow and brownie run, work some more with my middle daughter home poorly, run 5k, take eldest to her gymnastics class, attend slimming world club, taking Matilda on a bus with her friend to the local library, more swimming lessons, work, tidy the garden, go to a friends bbq, go to out of hours at the local hospital with middle child - tonsillitis, tidy up the back garden and spend the afternoon at a friends so all the kids could play...
I'm at my happiest when i'm doing something beautiful to my garden or house and when i'm with friends and their kids. I am so excited for Summer break. I will be working but I will be working flexible hours to make sure my kids and I have an awesome Summer.
|She did well!
|A Sunday HM with my running buddy Kirsty
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|Britmums Live pass the parcel and I won! What an ice breaker.
|I met the lovely and funny V on the train on the way to Britmums Live. She blogs at http://dancinginmywellies.com
|Size S from Oasis - a huge deal for me!
|When you're short on dinner ideas... just get them to decorate their own pasta!
|Feeding the ducks in the rain...oh and a little swing before we go home!
|Bus journey to the local library... and we bagged a double decker too!
It's amazing how much a mum can fit into a week right? I'm exhausted and half a pound heavier for it. How does that work?
Britmums Live was great! I went alone and spent days panicking because I had no children to hide behind. I had no reason to because my nerves turned into confidence and, this will sound stupid, but survival mode! I found the confidence to say hello to so many amazing bloggers. I felt gutted that some walked passed me at the event without a smile or a hello which made me feel a bit silly when I'm walking around with a beam on my face but I guess many other bloggers were nervous too. There were so many bloggers I wish I had hugged but didn't see them in the time I was there and there were a handful of the more popular bloggers that I wish I had just gone up to and started a conversation with but a) i'm sure they would have no interest in talking to me and b) they would have no idea at all who i was so it could have been very awkward!
I found the event rushed but immensely inspiring and motivational. I also found it frustrating because I just didn't feel good enough. I want to be good and I want to be better but it's all so overwhelming. Where do I start!?
A huge thank you to Vi (http://dancinginmywellies.com) for making me feel so relaxed! I laughed, I cried from laughing and I had a travel buddy!
It was also great to meet, for the first time; Mumology, Suburban Mum, Mrs Savage Angel, ScandiMummy and Alex Gladwin from Bump to Baby!
Oh and Michelle from http://www.thepurplepumpkinblog.co.uk was hilarious! and so was Jess from http://www.mrshelicopter.com - they both chatted to me and made me feel relaxed at the event! THANK GOODNESS!


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