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Since our last report we experienced the disappointment many foster parents know when our former foster daughter 'chose' to turn her back on a wealth of community based support and returned to her former lifestyle of drugs, sexual co-dependency and physical abuse. The timing seemed so bazarre as we wrap up a study and program which we have been developing quietly for several years. How can you quantify the potential for academic success - or failure - and use that as a predictor of success in life?
Through more than twenty years of working with underachieving high school students we have learned two very important lessons. First, there is no simple answer which accounts for the pandemic academic underachievement taking place in this country. Second, we know and acknowledge that there is no silver bullet to 'cure' the disease - current program included.
However, as a by-product of working with foster kids, we have also learned that you can predict with a high degree of accuracy the propensity for any given student to overcome all the barriers s/he faces and reach the stars of excellence - in school and life. Based upon decades of research, testing and monitoring, there is a treasure of instruments and programs which point to the answer(s). Using many of these resources, START 2 Achieve has been developing a tool which can help everyone involved in the process determine 1) what barriers students face in their academic endeavors and 2) which programs/approaches are likely to yield the most success in each individual situation.
While we are still about 5-6 months away from releasing our findings and our instrument, we are pleased to say that this will become an integral part of our efforts to personalize all of our academic coaching strategies in the future. The most exciting discovery which we can share at this time is that the most effective constant in overcoming barriers lies in teams vs. individual struggles. Relationships are so critical in the education process that it is easy to forget that programs are only as effective as the relationships which grow out of the programs. We, at START 2 Achieve, look forward to sharing the successes to be targeted through the use of our programs and our tools used to implement them.
We believe that a paradigm shift in academic achievement for foster kids is long overdue and that it is a fact that they have as much potential as traditional family based youth. It is our job to empower them to discover it and pursue their personal potential.
Perhaps noone gets it, but foster care and academic achievement seem to be mutually exclusive worlds. In the midst of rebranding our academic achievement system, numerous encounters with students and educators have made it obvious to us that the one ingredient missing from academic 'standards' debates is - relationships. Programs are designed to help schools raise their global achievement based upon norms which are defined by - academicians.
Rhonda recently shared how she was able to overcome the neglect of her (and her sister's) foster parents as pertaining to academic achievement. Realizing that she was not going to receive any assistance at home with her school work, she sought out participation in one of the Project START 2 Achieve teams at her small high school in Iowa. Over time her academic coach empowered her to reach for higher levels and realize her full potential. Dialogue began to open up with teachers and classmates who grew sensitive to the world of apathy she struggled with at home. Rhonda's coach saw a bright, energetic student who wanted more out of life and offered more to those around her as she began to blossom.
In a letter to her former academic coach, Rhonda wrote of her accomplishments as a freshman in college where she studies through the assitance of scholarships and grants to become a high school counselor. She went on to plead for assistance for her younger sister who enters high school next year in much the same frame of mind which she carried into the same school - hopelessness. Her conclusion - "Without the relationships and support found through START she would have never graduated and found a brighter future."
START 2 Achieve will continue to build on the cornerstone of learning for everyone - meaningful relationships. We don't consider our participants miracles, but rather the obvious outcome of caring coaches connecting with struggling students - whatever the cause of their individual struggles. We appreciate the support so many people have offered and eagerly await the new delivery system we have worked on for years.
How does a foster child learn to be a caring and responsible parent? This is a problem we have encountered recently as we connected with former participants who achieved better grades through our academic coading and went on to be working parents. You see, for many foster kids they haven't had the good fortune of experiencing constant positive parenting examples as they mature and gain their 'independence' in the real world. Life skills are usually not a high priority as foster parents and organizations wrestle with the histories which created the emotional vacuum most foster kids live with daily.
Start2Achieve.org, through our book distribution program and our team coaching efforts, is now expanding to offer basic life skills to our 'graduates' and others who are seeking better lives for themselves and their young families. As you think about the highly competitive job market today, imagine how difficult it is for job seekers who don't have resources, contacts or basic job skills that many of their peers bring from healthy family environments. Even struggling students who come form healthy family situations have to compensate for 'lessons' they missed as they sought to simply graduate after years of 'getting by'.
Withing the near future we will be publishing our own 'lessons learned' through helping these students increase their odds of building strong relationships and being part of healthy families of the future. As these lessons are scripted we plan to make them available to schools, CPA's and Human Service organizations via training and internet based curriculums.
The future looks brighter as we climb out of macro economic abyss, but the micro struggles continue and don't come automatically as the gaps between economic classes widen. S2A is thrilled to be a part of shedding a little light amidst the darkness of underachieving.
The Waldo Canyon fire in Colorado Springs (our home) heightened our awareness of and need for replacing books and learning tools of children lost in disasters. While parents wrestle with claims representatives over tangible family needs, it has become apparent that replacing children's losses easily drop off the radar. Then, just as we were building a plan and base of support, the problem grew exponentially following Sandy and the horrific destruction wrought by that catastrophy. As a result of these disasters, we have raised the opportunity to touch not just foster children, but children of immense demographic and geographic diversity.
So far, we have been able to partner with several agencies and schools to replace materials for seventeen families. One side benefit is the ability to identify children who also need academic coaching and find ways to meet those needs through customized programs. With increased awareness of the issues, doors are being opened with potential corporate sponsors and we are agressively pursuing those opportunities.
At the same time, cries have gone out about the desparate need for more foster parents and we are hoping to assist agencies who are seeking families for many of these kids. Our internet model of coaching has been tested and proven capable of working with these students, but we have also been challenged with some critical legal and marketing issues surrounding the protection confidentiality of the students who might participate. While these matters are under review, we will continue our local school based program on a limited basis.
Thank you in advance for your support and encouragement.
This summer saw horrific fires destroy forests, homes - and dreams throughout the country. The Waldo Canyon fire here in Colorado Springs claimed more than 350 middle to upper class homes in a matter of a few short hours. As we drove through the neighborhood where we used to live the loss of homes and dreams left us speechless. Some of those homes housed foster kids who are seeking to turn their lives around and achieve their potential. The flames also caused us to stop and reflect on what the children - foster or not - lost in those frightening moments.
One of the realities that hit us in the aftermath is that children lost books which represented precious memories and vital learning tools. Most foster kids don't have a collection of books and are lacking that critical link to learning. To that end we are focusing our efforts on two 'recovery' ideas about which we hope to be able to share more details very soon.
First, we plan to begin the process of replacing those books which children have lost through any tragedy. The idea is receiving strong indications of interest from corporate and community groups and we plan to open it for active participation by the end of September.
Second, realizing that foster kids need to read more, we are going to make a concerted effort to create personal 'libraries' for them which they can keep with them for life.
It is our hope that others will share this dream and keep this idea 'burning' in their minds and hearts.
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Here is the current list: Tack For Sale - Dragon On Horses
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"The biggest news story for me—and unfortunately many other families throughout the world—is that insulin is truly not a cure. The unfathomable became fathomable as this strong diabetes community stood by watching helplessly as others were losing their children to this disease. It was the first time I can ever remember watching a community grieve the loss of children to diabetes and having to come to terms with the fact that children can actually die from this disease despite our best efforts and care. Those families—my family—remain hopeful and continue to work towards a cure for those still battling this hideous disease. My year in review is to remember those we've lost and to remember their beautiful faces. Godspeed, Jesse. We love you."
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Real talk: I was born on Christmas Day.
As a result, here are a few things you should know about me: I can easily rattle off a few dozen of others who were as well (like Ricky Henderson, Annie Lennox, Humphrey Bogart, Shane McGowan, Isaac Newton, Dido, Jesus H. Christ); I'm really tired of hearing about being a "Christmas Baby" everytime I flash my Massachusetts driver's license; and I'll quickly cut the living shit outta you if you ever ask if I "get gypped" out of presents.
After a year of reflection, now comes the resurrection for Boston pop-rock darlings LETTERDAY. Back from extended hiatus with a fine-tuned lineup, a sharper perspective, and a fresh batch of songs from this already well-oiled rock and roll machine, Letterday last month announced their comeback with "Don't Go," the first single off towering new record Ready.
The holiday music on the radio sucks, we got over the Waitresses back in high school, and we're still having jingle-rock nightmares over last year's televised Pomplamoose torture. So here's the 2011 Boston Phoenix Holiday EP, featuring a few of the finest holiday songs to emerge this month from the Boston rock scene, available for free download via our Bandcamp
When it comes to Lansdowne, WFNX is letting the locals run with the big dogs. First it was Earthquake Party playing with Surfer Blood at Disorientation Night 2 a few weeks ago, then this past Friday it was Mean Creek taking the big stage at the House of Blues for the second Miracle holiday show alongside Matt & Kim and Mutemath (it was M-M-M good, k?).
A somber start to Boston Accents tonight, as we pour one out for DUSTIN HENGST of DAMONE, who passed away last week at the age of 39. The talented drummer was hospitalized for a few weeks with liver problems, and had been battling illness most of his life. The details and band reaction are in my On The Download post from Friday, but here we'll celebrate the music of Damone, which released three awesome records between 2002 and 2008, toured the world, and made a mark on Boston rock.
DAMONE drummer DUSTIN HENGST has passed away at the age of 39. He had been hospitalized in his home state of Texas for the past three weeks dealing with health issues.
"His liver just shut down and couldn't function anymore," Michael Vazquez told the Phoenix earlier today. "He stopped breathing last night.
Last night in the Back Bay, rising roots sextet KINGSLEY FLOOD kicked off our new live music series at Converse, which brings in the Phoenix's Mp3 of the Week acts to the second floor of the lifestyle apparel's 348 Newbury Street shop.
The ridiculous rain outside seemed all too appropriate for launching a series with a band that features "flood" in their moniker, but undeterred, the Kingsleys belted out a 30-minute urban Americana set that served as a warm-up for their three-night record-release party stand at the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge, which runs tonight through Saturday


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The Drill: Sizing up the Super Bowl
The most important numbers were the ones on the scoreboard, but there were plenty of figures connected to Super Bowl XLVIII:
80,000 Fans in the seats more than an hour before kickoff, easing concerns about overwhelmed transportation.
2:03 Time of the soaring rendition of the national anthem by opera star Renée Fleming. She finished easily under the 2:25 time set for a proposition bet.
2 College bands performing. Syracuse represented New York; Rutgers played for New Jersey.
11/2 Coin tosses to start the game. Former New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath flipped the coin too soon, before Seattle had made its choice, so referee Terry McAulay caught the coin in midair. Then, Namath tossed it again after the Seahawks called "tails."
39 Degrees, still the coldest start for a Super Bowl, set in 1972 in New Orleans. It was 49 Sunday.
3 Years in a row there has been a safety in the Super Bowl. It's the second time in three years the game has started 2-0.
5 The Seahawks became the first team in Super Bowl history to take a 5-0 lead.
22 The Broncos' halftime deficit was the largest in a Super Bowl since 1990, when San Francisco led Denver, 27-3. The Broncos have now been on the short end of the three largest halftime deficits. The Washington Redskins led Denver, 35-10, in 1988.
7 Teams that have scored 40 or more points in the Super Bowl.
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As a former educator turned columnist, I have been an amateur military historian for over four decades. During that span of time, I have read many tactical plans from the Civil War to the Vietnam War, and, of course, I have a working knowledge of the tactical planning involved withthe wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. As a former Marine intelligence officer I had an up close and personal look at the tactical planning involving the Vietnam War.Historically, all of these plans have one thing in common. They all presume success, or victory. The tactical planning simply involves the steps taken to assure that victory. This is not true of McChrystal tactical planning. He mournfully predicts defeat if this or that does or does not happen. Worse, his plans for victory, whatever that is in Afghanistan, is predicated on a vast number of ifs ... some of them huge ifs. A couple are even beyond the realm of reality. Perhaps, in his ownway, McChrystal is trying to tell us something.
Before continuing on with Friedman's and Bhalla's sterling analysis, it should be noted this war is now in its ninth year, and mattersappear worse now than in Jan. 2002 with the Taliban in control of much of Afghanistan. According to the Christian Science Monitor, "Long considered one of the most stable and peaceful parts of the country, the northern provinces have seen rising violence as heavy insurgent activity has spread to 80 percent of the country -- up from 54 percent two years ago." as we have seen recently not even Kabul is secure.
Recently, the New York Times Magazine had a cover story by Dexter Filkins, "Stanley McChrystal's Long War," which ended with Afghan War commander McChrystal's pledge to an Afghan governor that the U.S. military would stay in the country "until our Afghan partners are completely secure." "Even," he continued, "if that means years."
The article continued. Filkins quoted McChrystal's deputy, Michael Flynn, this way: "I believe that it's probably going to take us three years to really turn the insurgency to the point where it's waning instead of waxing... And then I think... we are looking at another two years when the government of Afghanistan and the security forces of Afghanistan begin to take a lot more personal responsibility [emphasis is mine]." Tom Engelhardt of Tom Dispatch concludes, "... keep in mind -- nowhere in that quote is there the slightest indication that Flynn expects U.S. troops to be departing Afghanistan at the end of that five-year stretch when Afghan forces will just 'begin' to be taking more 'personal responsibility.'" I am still wondering if McChrystal is trying to tell us something.
With all that as a backdrop let the authors'review of McChrystal's planningbegin along with a bit of commentary from this writer for the purposes ofclarification and putting matters into perspective. The reader is forewarned, thishonestanalysis may cause some concern. Where used, emphasis is mine.
U.S. Gen. Stanley McChrystal's strategy in Afghanistan ultimately is built around the principle that the United States and its NATO allies are capable of protecting Afghans prepared to cooperate with Western forces. This explains why the heart of McChrystal's strategy involves putting U.S. troops as close to the Afghan people as possible. Doing so will entail closing many smaller bases in remote valleys -- like the isolated outpost recently attacked in Nuristan province -- and opening bases in more densely populated areas.
As it stands today, not many Afghanis are willing to cooperate with the West. First of all, there is a distinct culture shock in doing so. Picture Americans willing to embrace Islamic culture. More important, in our efforts to "free" Afghanis, we have killed for too many of them over the years . Afghanis may be a tad on the crude side, but they have long memories. Their sympathies lie with the nationalists, otherwise known as the Taliban, and the past two years have shown that.
McChrystal's strategy therefore has three basic phases. In phase one, his forces would fight their way into regions where a large portion of the population lives and where the Taliban currently operates, namely Kabul, Khost, Helmand and Kandahar provinces. The United States would assume a strategic defensive posture in these populated areas. Because these areas are essential to the Taliban, phase two would see a Taliban counterattack in a bid to drive McChrystal's forces out, or at least to demonstrate that the U.S. forces cannot provide security for the local population. Paralleling the first two phases, phase three would see McChrystal using his military successes to forge alliances with indigenous leaders and their followers.
Assessing McChrystal's "three basic phases," it appears he needs to go back to the drawing board. What he is describing is urban warfare, and he admits that is where the "Taliban currently operates." The term, "Strategic defensive posture," does not apply to urban warfare unless an enemyforcehas beencompletelyeradicated from the city, and said city is now defended with blockades and a defensive perimeter, which, by definition, requires a huge force. Assuming the Taliban has been routed from every major urban area in Afghanistan, an almost incomprehensible assumption by the way, it would take a million-plus soldiers to establish such perimeters. Strategic defensive positions generallyapply to a ridge line, perhaps a prominent high ground or along a river where the enemy needs to cross bridges or traverse the river to attack . It is a term used in conventional warfare, not in an insurgency and certainly not involving urban warfare. As to phase two, the Taliban will certainly counterattack within the defensive perimeter of a given cityfrom homes, buildings, and rooftops. Eliminating the enemy from every urban area in Afghanistan is more than likely impossible under the conditions.More will be said about urban warfare later in this discourse.
To "forge alliances" with Taliban tribal leaders (read warlords) appears to be incredibly naive for a multiplicity of reasons. Since the time of Alexander, the Great, Afghanis have fought fiercely and successfully for their independence from foreign power overseers. Taliban and Al-Qa'ida leaders have worked closely with one another for thirty years. Since 2005 the reward for Osama bin Laden's head has been $50M. Prior to that, it was $25M. And yet, not one "indigenous leader" has stepped forward to claim that reward in return fordisclosing bin Laden's location or by some other means.Finally, there has been over eight years of warfare between these "indigenous leaders" and the U.S. Why in the world would they now embrace Americans with whom they havevirtually nothing in common. Besides, "military successes"are a far-reaching assumption (see below). McChrystal's three phases are going to overcome this past? By nowone is, perhaps,thinking matterscannot possiblyget any worse.Sure enough, matters getworse.
The authors continued their relentless analysis. It should be noted that while McChrystal's traditional counterinsurgency strategy would be employed in populated areas, U.S. forces would also rely on traditional counterterrorism tactics in more remote areas where the Taliban have a heavy presence and can be pursued through drone strikes. Noting that counterterrorism involves winning the hearts and minds of the populace or forging "alliances with indigenous leaders and their followers," counterterrorism and drone warfare are a conflict of terms. Drones areof a completely different kind. Re-enter Tom Engelhardt, stage left. "If you happen to be an Afghan villager in some underpopulated part of that country where the U.S. has set up small bases -- two of which were almost overrun recently -- they will be gone and 'America' will instead be soaring overhead. We're talking about planes without human beings in them tirelessly scanning the ground with their cameras for up to 22 hours at a stretch. Launched from Afghanistan but flown by pilots thousands of miles away in the American West, they are armed with two to four Hellfire missiles or the equivalent in 500-pound bombs. To see Earth from the heavens, that's the classic viewpoint of the superior being or god with the ultimate power of life and death. Seen on screens, they are, to us, distant, grainy figures, hardly larger than ants. This is what implacable means."
In its conflict with the Taliban, the coalition's main advantage is firepower, both in terms of artillery and airpower. The Taliban must concentrate its forces to attack the coalition; to counter such attacks, the weapons of choice are airstrikes and artillery. The problem with both of these weapons is first, a certain degree of inaccuracy is built into their use, and second, the attackers will be moving through population centers (the area held by both sides is important precisely because it has population). This means that air- and ground-fire missions, both important in a defensive strategy, run counter to the doctrine of protecting population.
McChrystal is fully aware of this dilemma, and he has therefore changed the rules of engagement to sharply curtail airstrikes in areas of concentrated population, even in areas where U.S. troops are in danger of being overrun. As McChrystal said in a recent interview, these rules of engagement will hold "Even if it means we are going to step away from a firefight and fight them another day." The reader will pardon me. As a Marine, I am experiencing a temporary loss of words.
One of his efforts at a solution has been to ask for more troops. [They are] to provide infantry forces not only to hold larger areas, but to serve as reinforcements during Taliban attacks so the use of airpower can be avoided. Putting the onus of this counterinsurgency on the infantry, and having the infantry operate without airpower, is a radical departure from U.S. fighting doctrine since World War II. Put a different way McChrystal is asking his troops to fight the most brutal form of urban warfare. He is asking his tired infantry that has fought in Afghanistan for over eight years and in Iraq for over 6 1/2 years to fight in a house-to-house, building-to-building, environment without the benefit of air support, America's greatest strength in combat.
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Grandma Caddell's Hot Cakes
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 10 mins
This recipe came from my grandmother, who made us hotcakes every Sunday morning. These are very lite and sweet enough to eat without syrup. She made these grapefruit-size. You could also put fruit on these and serve with no syrup as a desert. This is the only recipe our family has ever used. I made them for a friend once, and she liked them, but said they were sweet and tasted more like a crepe. Anyhow, they are quick and easy to make.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups flour
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 4 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla (or more if you like alot of vanilla)
- 1 3⁄4 cups milk (more or less to make smooth consistency)
- Mix all dry ingredients in a med. size bowl.
- Then add enough milk and stir until smooth.
- Add eggs.
- Add vanilla.
- Stir again.
- If needed, add more milk. The batter should be a bit on the thin consistency side.
- Let these set for about 5 min, and they will thicken a little.
- Drop batter on either a ungreased griddle, or a non stick fry pan on medium heat. The first pancake is always the test to see if your pan is on the right heat. You can make these any size you want, but grapefruit size is the way grandma always made them.
- This recipe can also be halved. And, these freeze up great! I freeze them for my family for a quick breakfast, or after school snack.
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These are my go to, never fail breakfast hot cakes!!! Whoever grandma Caddell was, she's great!
Love these! Very delicious. They freeze wonderfully too. I think I'll start making double batches and freezing the left overs for a quick breakfast during the week!
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Diversity Training Workshop Series: How to Learn and Interact within a Diverse Community, Katherine Mabel Bernal
KickAct: the Implementation & Evaluation of a Youth Empowerment & Leadership Program, Crystal M. Denny
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?: Food Inequlaity and Black Americans, Christina Foster
Building Creative Capacity in Conservationists: One Facilitator's Exploration of Training and Art in Belize, Adriana Guzman
How to Decolonize a Classroom, Celeste C. Hayes
How did cross-cultural dynamics impact decision-making during the revision, endorsement, and implementation of the United Nation's International Search and Rescue Guidelines? And how was cross-cultural bias overcome?, Melanie Jennings
My Neighborhood Is Changing: Positive Youth Development in the Historic Near East Side, Fevean N. Keflom
Youth media and social change: Using digital storytelling as a tool that engages youth to become change agents, Soufiane Khebbaz
Organizing for Women and Children: Advocating for the 'Reach Every Mother and Child' Campaign, Laura E. Leslie
Organizational Analysis: Union Kitchen, Davita Louie
Relationship Between Preponderance of ADHD in the African American Community and How Teachers are Trained to Type Students as ADHD, E Madison
Motives and Methods of Social Mobilization in Rural Senegal, Antonia Morzenti
Incorporating Experiential Theory into Virtual Strategic Planning Processes, Chris Perkins
Beyond the Three Delays: A Case Study of Haiti's Maternal Health Sector, Stephanie Rapp
The Influence of Social Media in Egypt during The Arab Spring, Nicole Reed
Community Viability and Marine Conservation: Hybrid Resource Management and the Role of the Coral Triangle Center on Pulau Ay, Indonesia, Jerica Rossi
BiblioWorks: Advocating For The Creation Of Libraries For Children In Chuquisaca, Bolivia, Jhasmany Saavedra
The University of Hawaii at Hilo: National Student Exchange Four-Part Workshop for the Outgoing Students at The University of Hawaii at Hilo, Kadian Shaw
ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE: Third Cultured Kids and Their 'Stabilizing Factors', Aman D. Singh Mr.
Effective General Entrepreneurial Learning Programs for SME Development, Paul Kenneth Steele
Movements, Moments, and Movement-Moments: Generational Approaches to Organizing for Social Change, Carissa Tinker
Fortaleza's Immigrant Song: Portrait-Narratives and an Identity Needs Analysis of Recent Immigrants' Lived Experiences, Carl Weitz-Santiago
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Research Analysis from a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer: How U.S. Foreign Policy Decisions Impact Agroforestry Sustainable Development Projects Implemented in a Rural West African Village, Katerina A. Barnes
Leadership and Community Development Initiatives of the Agency for Refugee Education, Skills Training and Advocacy's (ARESTA) Community Education Campaign: A Leadership, Coalition and Community Building Course Linked Capstone, Nicole M. Baynard
GLOW: Planning An Azerbaijani Girls' Leadership Camp, Jessica Beck
An assessment of the needs of Palestinian Elderly in the West Bank: A Snap Shot of Service Delivery Provision to Older Palestine Refugees in Four Camps, Jennifer Natasha Bido
Utopian Visions in Radical Communities: Burning Man, Anthony J. Colella Sir
Asbestos Management and Non-profit Action in Macedonia, Spencer Fain
Understanding how Culture Impacts the Potential for Urban Gardens to Increase Access to Healthy Food A Qualitative Study of Food Access in North Milwaukee, Kristen Fledderjohn
Cross-Cultural Facilitation Skills in a Curriculum Design Project: Collaborative Learning for Social Change in the Republic of Macedonia, Lurdes Hernandez Hernandez
Internationalizing Housing The internationalization plan for housing international students within the ten residential colleges at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Mirabai Hutton
Reframing Inclusion: Cross-cultural interventions for families with Deaf children in Swaziland, Pamela Keilig
The Future of INGOs: A Qualitative Case Study of Save the Children, Cristina M. Kowarick
Reinventing the Role of Children and Youth in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding, Amirah M. Alias
STEP RIGHT UP! : Using Circus Arts in Youth Peacebuilding Programs, Rachel Marr
The Effect of Service-Learning on Social Identity Development: The Impact Scholars Program, Kylie McCreesh
Educating and Empowering Rhode Island's Youth in Becoming the Next Generation of Leaders for Social Change and Justice., Lily McKay
Travel Tales: the role of storytelling in abroad experience and healing, Colleen N. McMurray
Mandated Literacy Curricula: Teachers' Perceptions of Fundations in the K-3 Classroom, Maresa E. Nielson
TOWARDS A COHESIVE CIVIL RESISTANCE-ORIENTED PROGRAMS IN PALESTINE, Ayman A M Nijim Mr.
Policy Recommendations for Michigan Promise Zones, Shantel E. Reynolds
Spoken Language to be Embraced and Avoided Around Disability: Words That Impact Identity and Sense of Achievement, Jessica M. Rodrigues
Implementing a Strategic Planning Process into a Non-Profit Organization (PH) for Developing Long Term Goal-Oriented Approaches to Programming and Organizational Health, Hannah Taliaferro
Sport as an Innovative Approach for Youth Development and Empowerment, Benafsha Tasmim
Case Studies in Sustainable Development Abroad with ProWorld Service Corps., Tavia L. Trulson
Modifying the Virginia Regulated Investor-Owned Utility Model for the Common Good, Steven J. Williams
Submissions from 2014
Maximizing the Benefits of Short-Term International Programs: Student Engagement and Reentry Guide for Global Routes Students and Leaders, Susanna Adams
Social Return on Investment Methodology- To Justify, Track, and Manage Socio-Economic Development Investments in Madagascar, Christopher Carazas
Communicating Climate Change: A National Security Framework, Stacy Casey
A Student Assessment in Value of Cooperative Education Curriculum Integrated Through Character Development: The Greenwood School, Rebecca Clarke
Preparing Teen Girls to Enter the Workforce through a Job-Readiness Training Program in the Dominican Republic, Genevieve F. Corrin
Social Justice Education and the Politics of Reform, William Crawford
Measuring the Empowerment of Indigenous Communities in Southern Mexico: The Development of a Monitoring & Impact Evaluation Plan for Yo'onik Learning Center, Devin Graves
Leading Happiness: Leadership and Happiness at Work in Certified B Corporations, A Qualitative Study of Leaders and Employees To Understand The Influence of Shared Leadership on Worker Happiness within Certified Benefit Corporations, Travis Hellstrom
Dialogue Project Program Evaluation and Assessment, Tam Huynh
International Migration and Intercultural Shifts: African American Women Moving Abroad to Teaching ESL, LaChahn Jones
Building a Better LGBTQ Toolkit: Interventions to Support LGBTQ Youth in YouthBuild Programs, Aidan Kostenko
What's White Privilege Got to Do With It? A Contemporary Understanding of Students' of Color Experiences in Higher Education, Cindy Lo
Best, Two out of Three: The Use of Competition in Youth Camp Programming, Laura Marrocco
A Vision of Capitalism, as it was Meant to be: A Social Purpose Business plan for FoodShed Productions, August Miller
Playing for Peace: Building relationships between Ugandan and refugee youth through football3 at Soccer Without Borders Uganda, Jean-Christophe Moran
Language Diversity in Trainings: Analyzing the Use of English in a Writeshop Process, Elis Cardoso Motta
Engaging in Social Justice with Toddlers, Susan M. Nasiombe
The Effectiveness of Experiential Learning in Health Promotion: Three Case Studies Looking at Innovative Initiatives in India, Alison Proctor
Creating a Community of Support: An Evaluation of the Healing for Educational Achievement Resource Team, Ann M. Quintrell
Collaboration in Cambodia: Are anti-trafficking agencies working together?, Heather Richardson
Adult Third Culture Kids: Does their Concept of Home Have an Impact on Their Career Paths?, Kelly B. Wisecarver
Submissions from 2013
The Value of Nongovernmental Free Vocational Training in Vietnam; The Opportunities and Barriers in Teaching Japanese Cooking Skills to Disadvantaged Vietnamese Youth, Koji Asada
Global Duos: An Internationally-Minded Reflection and Mentorship Program for International Students and Study Abroad Returnees, Amanda C. Batista
For the Love of Music: A Story of Organizational Culture and Change, Malii Brown
Hiring Onsite Field Staff Members in Education Abroad: A Case Study of International Field Studies, Leslie Callihan
Identity Politics: Building an Image without Sacrificing an Organization's Brand - Creating a Foundation for Appropriate and Sustainable Social Marketing, Shannon Chaney
The Remittance Intentions of Second-Generation Ghanaian-Americans, Kirstie Kwarteng
After the Sugarcane: A Case Study of Community Development in Rural Dominican Republic, Heidi Larr
Advocacy for Reproductive Justice in Miami-Dade County Schools: Planning a Campaign to Influence Sex Education Policies, Lisi Lau
Learning to Learn: How International NGOs Can Become Learning Organizations, Erin Martin
Reexamining Cultural Orientation Provided to Newly Arrived Refugees, Sara E. Matchulat
Burma: Worlds's Longest Ongoing Civil War-An Exploration of NGO Free Burma Rangers Philosophy and Collective Identity and its Effect on the Ethnic Burmese in Promoting Peace, Larry D. Stratton
Exploring the History and Challenges of Monitoring and Evaluation in International Nongovernmental Organizations: Complemented by Intern Experience at Save the Children USA, Scott Toscano
A Tale of Two Trusts: A Case Study of the Consolidation of Two Community Land Trust Affordable Housing Organizations in Vermont, Isaac I. Wagner
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Regenerative Entrepreneurship, Matthew Abrams
Thirsting For Justice: A Campaign to Educate and Mobolize Palestinian Youth to Advocate For Water Rights, Ashraf Ashqar
Making Changes and Coming Full Circle: A Look at How Women Farmers in Oregon and Washington Define Their Own Identities, Realities, and Contributions, Courtney Bauman
It Will Be an Ugly Winter (Again) This Year: A Case Study of the Vermont Community Action Partnership's Perennial Fight for Low-Income Fuel Assistance Programs, Elizabeth H. Bennett
Revolutionary Ideology in the Information Age: Technology of the Occupy Wall Street Movement, Jed D. Blume
Northern Lights: Fourth World Nations and the Geopolitical Dance in the Arctic, Heidi G. Bruce
"The Need for Nature: Exploring Youth Leadership Development through Outdoor Activities", Margaret A. Dudley
Decommissioning Orleans Parish Prison: A Campaign to Build a Safer New Orleans / One Local Policy Step to Dismantle the Prison Industrial Complex, Tara M. Echo
In what ways does research-based gender-specific youth programming affect girls' development post-program?, Alaina Ennamorati
American Ways: A Course in Contemporary U.S. Culture for International Students, Christopher D. Fitch
The First Generation Community: What Does It Mean to be a Youth Member?, Elissa M. Gallup
Learning to inform action: Most Significant Change technique as a tool to build evaluative capacity at Tostan, Sarah Harris
Community Development Challegnes in Rural Guatemala, Maryam Jamali
Mountain Movement: The Design, Implementation, & Evaluation of a Youth Yoga Program, Abigail A. Long
The Californians Against Sexual Exploitation (CASE) Act: A Case Study in Policy Advocacy, Bailey Mannisto-Ichés
Unlocking the Roots of Stigma Towards Victims of Trafficking in Albania, Dana L. Marion
How Do Corporate Philosophies Of Japanese Companies Influence Their Practice Of The Base Of The Economic Pyramid (BOP) Business And The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?, Akane Matsumoto
Twin Oaks: A Case Study of an Intentional Egalitarian Community, Katharina F. McCarty
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Calories 4118 Calories from Fat 2893
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Total Fat 322 g494.9%
Saturated Fat 121.2 g606%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1056 mg352%
Sodium 2913.4 mg121.4%
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President George W. Bush, signaling a more conciliatory approach after suffering electoral losses this week, said on Thursday he was "open to any idea or suggestion" on the Iraq war.
The incoming Democratic-controlled Congress is expected to exert more pressure on Bush for a course correction in Iraq amid rising U.S. casualties and violence.
"I'm open to any idea or suggestion that will help us achieve our goals of defeating the terrorists and ensuring that Iraq's democratic government succeeds," Bush said in a Rose Garden appearance with members of his Cabinet.
(Excerpt) Read more at today.reuters.com ...
There were no WMD's. That was a blow to our reasoning for going in there. Now the voters are very unhappy with our young men and women dying over there and no end in sight.
Americans do not like war. They want it over with with the least amount of casualites and damage. The people rule in America and what needs to happen in Iraq is not more killing - but working with the Iraqis realistically - with respect toward who they are - with the goal of leaving them with a system that will not be a breeding ground for terrorists and is a better place than the one we invaded.
What color is the sky in your world? Iraq is not going to turn into Sweden. Its future is one of civil war, genocide and ethnic cleansing of the Sunni population.
Exactly.. Ivan.. and more he "could" develop some TV footage on the conversations.. C-Span whatever.. Even an "investigation" into efficient strategies.. on whats to be done in Iraq and the mideast generally..
Theres got to be some democrats that would attend and display their total Moonbat tactics.. With Bush in charge the adults could "spank" them fully and with prejudice..
Here's a suggestion: Take the gloves off and request Al-Sadr's head by sundown.
Bush would have to have someone stand in for him as he incapable of communicating effectively or thinking on his feet. At best, he can stumble through a script prepared for him by a speech writer but when he speaks freely he comes across as confused and incompetent.
Surely you've noticed this by now.
People are fed up with seeing American soldiers in a 'politically correct' war. We see the neccessity for war at times and don't shrink from it. But, pc wars are wasteful of lives and money.
Right Ari Fleisher would be good..
There is nothing in that statement that says Iraq is like Sweden. It says, specifically, that we need to respect who the Iraqis are. We need to respect their mentality, their beliefs, their attitudes, their culture etc
It may be that three semi-autonomous regions under a loose federal system [if something can be figured out to do with Baghdad] is a good way to go. Each region must be safe and secure and all Iraqis need to benefit from the oil money.
But it is not helpful for us to do more killing or breaking of things.
I am not talking about a politically correct war. I am talking about common sense. It does us no good to try and pretend that the Iraqis want the kind of society we want. They don't. They hate each other. We should have been factoring that in from the beginning.
And you are wrong, anyway, about what people want. The electorate has just spoken and they want Iraq solved...soon!
One of their strongly held beliefs is that several million of their countrymen need to die immediately.
It may be that three semi-autonomous regions under a loose federal system [if something can be figured out to do with Baghdad] is a good way to go. Each region must be safe and secure and all Iraqis need to benefit from the oil money.
That's nice. Lemme guess, Americans get to do all the heavy lifting.
But it is not helpful for us to do more killing or breaking of things.
We don't have to. All we have to do is respect their mentality, their beliefs, their attitudes, their culture and they will do all the killing for us.
Is that what you really value? Killing?
Just two questions.
Are we going to accept millions of "boat people" like we did after Vietnam?
How about all the millions who will be slaughtered like they were in Cambodia?
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Calories 2698 Calories from Fat 1501
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Total Fat 173 g266.9%
Saturated Fat 69.9 g349.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 780 mg260%
Sodium 1372.2 mg57.2%
Total Carbohydrates 212 g70.6%
Dietary Fiber 15.8 g63.3%
Sugars 172.6 g
Protein 62 g123.2%
Vitamin A 107.8% Vitamin C 104.8%
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Our joint laboratory discovered a direct link between CO2/HCO3/pH and intracellular signaling pathways when we demonstrated soluble adenylyl cyclase (sAC) is an evolutionarily conserved bicarbonate sensor. Over the past decade, we have collaborated with a variety of laboratories to prove that sAC serves as a CO2/HCO3/pH chemosensor in mammalian sperm, epididymis, airway epithelia, glia, and inside the mitochondrial matrix. In the most recent funding period, we discovered that the sAC gene is alternatively spliced and uses multiple promoters to generate a variety of isoforms. We now propose to (A) identify which isoforms are expressed in individual CO2/HCO3/pH sensing tissues;(B) which CO2/HCO3/pH sensing functions are abrogated in a knockout mouse which removes a subset of these sAC isoforms;and (C) determine whether the newly identified sAC isoforms are also CO2/HCO3/pH sensors.
CO2 and/or bicarbonate have been shown to modulate a number of physiological processes. We discovered the existence of a widely expressed signal transducing enzyme, sAC, which is directly modulated by bicarbonate ions. Because of the intimate relationship between bicarbonate, CO2 and pH, it is possible that some, if not all, of the CO2 dependent signaling processes are regulated by bicarbonate modulation of sAC and cAMP levels.
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Tomas the Rhymer, kidnapped by the Queen of Elfland, returns to our world with psychic powers, a total inability to lie, and a mission... Seven Paws Press, ISBN 0-9649113-0-2. Trade paperback, 352 pgs. Glossary; maps; afterword. Dealer inquiries welcome. Cover art by Mike Roig.
What would you do if you suddenly became both infinitely psychic and unable to tell even the smallest of lies? And if, in your bewildering new condition, you were also exiled from your homeland, destitute, and unhappily in love with a darkly seductive Elf who'd forced you to undertake an impossible quest? Such is the Fate of Tomas the Rhymer, the reluctant poet-hero of this extensively researched historical fantasy novel, wherein the Celtic and Norse realms of Elves, gods and spirits converge with Viking Age Europe's real events and shifting world-views--and evoke some haunting parallels with our own era's rapid changes.
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We won't re-enchant our universe with theories. We'll do it as our foremothers and forefathers did, with stories. The Rhymer and the Ravens won't change the world, but it's a step in the right direction. The protagonist, Tomas the Rhymer, starts out as many of us do, with all the basic ingredients of higher consciousness, but with no tradition, support or training. By the end of the novel, he's a Mage. And on that path we've watched where he's placed (and misplaced) his feet. Jodie combines her own formidable intuitions about this process with a truly scholarly knowledge of the Norse and Celtic mysteries, all of which blend smoothly into the tale. In reading it, one receives a kind of esoteric initiation almost without knowing it.
The second and third books of the trilogy carries a now-mature Tomas far more deeply into that world. It feels a bit like reading about Castaneda's Don Juan, except that now Don Juan is not a shaman in a culture I don't understand very well. He's my father's father. For a "fantasy" that feels more real than today's headlines and for metaphysical writing that carries the quiet authority of lost Bards and Seers, The Rhymer and the Ravens is an unparalleled experience."
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