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1 Early intervention in Austria, 76 Manfred Pretis 1 Early H Childhood Intervention in Austria Abstract The situation of early childhood intervention in Austria is analysed on diverse systems level (legal situation, organisation, concrete procedure. Children with disability or at risk of being disabled qualify for early childhood intervention as well as partly and to some extent also children in the context of socially disadvantaged families. Based on nine provincial laws, the structure of early childhood intervention in Austria is heterogeneous. A consensus regarding key terms, the age of the child (0 3 or 6), and home-based services exists. Future challenges focus on early identification of vulnerable target groups by increased communication with community based networks (social worker, mental health specialists) as the number of children with unspecific developmental delays or vulnerability will increase (www.strong-kids.eu). Key words: Early Childhood Intervention; systems development, Austria Families in need for support Maria K (age 36, married, 2 typically developed kids aged 3 and 5) who lived in a rural village in Upper Styria, gave birth to her third child. Pregnancy and delivery was without complication. The obligatory screening test for hearing impairment performed at the clinic did not show any problems. The future mother proceeded through all necessary prenatal screening procedures, which are provided for all pregnant mothers in Austria within the free of charge mother-child-examinations (Mutter-Kind-Pass- Untersuchung). In this rural area the examinations were performed by the family doctor (GP), as specialised paediatricians were not easily available. After giving birth and following the mother-child-examinations (which are the prerequisite for some financial allowances) the family also did not experience any concerns. However, Max showed some personality features which were unknown to the family. He seemed to be too interested in social contacts and sometimes it was difficult to comfort him. However, based on their experience as parents and the assessment of the 1 Ph.D., SINN, Graz Austria; Medical School Hamburg, Germany, (
2 Early intervention in Austria, 77 GP (family doctor, who could also perform the above mentioned mother-childexaminations) they did not worry and followed a strategy of wait and see. When at the age of 1,5 Max showed almost no signs of expressive language, and the parents started to wonder what was going on. First they consulted the internet, finding a lot of unclear possible reasons. They made an appointment with a specialised paediatrician in the next district city, who suggested they observe the situation. As the communication behaviour of their son did not change and as he developed a specific in the eyes of the parents strange playing behaviour (watching the movement of curtains), the parents started to worry more and consulted the paediatrician again, who mentioned for the first time the possibility of an autistic spectrum disorder. The parents shocked afterwards tried to contact other specialists and consulted the internet, which made them even more confused. However, the diagnosing paediatrician, recommended that the parents ask for early childhood intervention, although, he was not exactly sure how to do this. After trying to reach the responsible social worker, they were informed that they had to apply for this service through the local administration and that their child had to go through a process of expertise. The parents were a little bit worried about all this new information, as their child would have to be labelled as disabled or at risk to be disabled. The parents applied for the service, underwent an expertise process with an independent team, which assessed the individual need of support for the family. Surprisingly, the assessing independent team (clinical psychologist, social worker) worked in a very child and family centred way and the family felt quite welcomed. After 6 weeks the local administration decided that Max based on his diagnosed symptoms is at risk to be disabled and facilitated 42 units of Early Childhood Intervention (including cost coverage). The parents were asked to contact the local (NGO-based) Early Intervention Centre and a first home-based contact with a professional was organised. Together with the parents based on this first contact a draft intervention plan is designed for the local administration. However a specific individual family support plan (in terms of a working contract with the parents) was developed within the first 2 months of intervention. The professional, based on her specific obligatory training (90 ECTS post-secondary, nontertiary training) performed home visits every week (1.5hr) and created a support network including contacts to another ASD-specialised institution. Within the next 1.5 years of intervention the probability of the ASD diagnosis increased, however Max made good progress and the parents were slowly able to see the specific developmental needs of their third child. However, as they followed information on the internet, there was a continuous discussion with the parents whether Max would need additional behavioural-oriented therapy. The ECI professional and the parents in this context did not always reach a consensus as ECI in Austria defines itself to a large extent as a general pedagogical support in terms of parenting and not specifically as
3 Early intervention in Austria, 78 therapy. Also, the two siblings were included in ECI (in terms of play activities and reading books about what was going on with their brother. However, the grandparents showed a lot of problems in accepting a possible diagnosis. Before entering the kindergarten at age 3.5 (Max was born in April), the ECI centre included Max in a playgroup of 3 children with special needs, even though because of his sister and brother he was used to social contact. At age 3.5 Max was able to attend a mainstream kindergarten in the community (that the parents were entitled to). They applied to the local administration for specific (free of charge) mobile teams within the kindergarten system (consisting of special educators, psychologists, speech therapists and physiotherapists) who joined the kindergarten of Max once a week. The ECI professional followed the transition period for 3 months and then finished her service by sending a final evaluation report to the local administration. The system Early childhood intervention in Austria is a scientifically based pedagogical preventive service for children with disabilities, children at risk or children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds and families (Pretis, 2009). It is largely provided in the natural context of the child. Alongside counselling, child centred methods are used in order to prevent further disability and increase the quality of life for the parents (target population around 3-6% per birth year, including children at social risk, Trost, 1991) The system of ECI (for children with disabilities or at risk) is generally divided into 2 sub-sectors: a. general ECI (for children with defined motor, cognitive or emotional disabilities) b. sensorial ECI (1) for children with visual impairment and for (2) children with hearing impairment. Most of the systems of general ECI will be provided until the child enters kindergarten or comes to school. Sensorial ECI might be implemented in kindergarten systems. Alongside this service based on a necessary label disabled or at risk ECI is also available in relation to child welfare (provided by the same centres, but based on the Laws for Child Welfare). Early Childhood Intervention is largely provided by local early childhood intervention centres (NGOs), which provide services once a week for about 1.5 hours working in the natural context of the child (at home) involving parents, siblings and the child s other relevant attachment people, e.g. grandparents. As mentioned above, ECI is primarily provided by educational specialists who, depending on provincial laws have to pass a specific training to be able to work in this field. The team around the child is created by the ECI specialist him/herself. During his/her transdisciplinary work the professional contacts other relevant professionals, e.g. physiotherapists, family doctors, speech therapists etc. Alongside ECI a child in need could also obtain other medical or paramedical therapies or treatments.
4 Early intervention in Austria, 79 In most provinces in Austria ECI is a well-defined service within administrative structures, and parents will have to apply to the local administrative structure to obtain ECI. Children will qualify for these services if: a. they are disabled or at risk to be disabled (mostly this is based on a medical or professional expertise) or b. the family system displays dysfunctional structures and the system itself shows a negative impact on the child (child welfare system). Most of the provincial laws in Austria still focus on the aspect of disability or being at risk to be disabled. However, the target group consists more and more of children with unspecific developmental delays or children with backgrounds of social disadvantage It is noteworthy, that Austria has a federal structure and that all information does not necessarily apply for all provinces (e.g. in Vienna and Salzburg families do not now qualifying processes as comparable to Catalunya - services are delivered to all children in need (depending on available resources). In other provinces (e.g. Lower Austria ECI has to be co-financed by parents). Concrete procedure for children disabled or at risk to be disabled a. Parents apply to the local administration for help or support for their child. They will usually get this information from the clinic, social workers or kindergarten teachers. General practitioners still follow a strategy of wait and see. b. Parents will need to undergo a procedure of expertise. In some provinces the expertise of a medical doctor is necessary. In others, independent teams of social workers, medical doctors and psychologists might do the assessment. c. The local administration defines whether the child is disabled or at risk to be disabled and defines the kind of support based on a taxative list or the frequency of support. d. Parents may appeal against the local government s decision e. Parents are given the permission to obtain the service and contact the local service provider. The local service provider, based on following units with the parents, creates an f. Individual Family Support Plan. Concrete procedure in the system of child welfare a. Generally the social worker will initiate the process of support b. The family will be convinced that the child needs this specific developmental stimulation c. The local social welfare department will define the kind of support and the quantity d. The social worker will stay in contact with the early intervention team which might be contacted by the parents or the social worker him or herself.
5 Early intervention in Austria, 80 Concrete steps within the family (Pretis, 2002) Phase of first contact and warming up: The early childhood intervention specialist will introduce him/herself, will explain the procedure of ECI and will send an individual family support plan (see Figure 1) as soon as possible to the administration. Figure 1: Example of a Support Plan for the local administration Early Childhood Intervention SINN To the Local Administration in YYYY Concern: Support Plan Name of the child: Max XXX Birth date: Diagnosis: Not specified developmental disorder (DSM ) Based on the expertise of Dr. Y and our first contact with the family ( ) we kindly send you a draft individual family support plan. Child oriented goals: - Stimulation of development by age appropriate toys Family oriented goals: - Increase the sensitivity of the parents towards developmental needs; - Perform guidance and talks with the parents regarding the possible ASD diagnosis - Active involvement of siblings Transdisciplinary goals: - Assess the possible necessity of autism-specific therapies Proposed intervention: Early childhood intervention once a week, mobile. Next steps: Creating the working base together with the parents After approval of the general Support Plan by the local administration, the ECIprofessional will perform a pedagogical diagnosis and/or observation phase together with the family, enabling hypothesis about the aetiology but also the concrete support. The goal of this phase is informed consent and a so called working contract or individual family support plan together with the family regarding the needs of the child and the family and subsequent support activities: (a) for the child in terms of developmental stimulation, (b) for the family in terms of family support, (c) in terms of transdisciplinary cooperation (with whom do I have to cooperate?)
6 Early intervention in Austria, 81 Figure 2. Individual Family Support plan Individual Family Support Plan 1. Present Situation 2. Working Hypothesis (why do we assume that the situation is like it is and how do we think that we can change it) including resources and existing strengths and competences 3. Goals of the Intervention Signature of the parents and the professional Concrete Procedure during the units/visits Home visits are usually performed weekly. The professionals follow their defined goals, mostly with child-oriented methods in terms of enabling new experiences, empowering own strengths of the child. The main work with the parents consists of strengthening parental empathy and sensitivity. Parents, mostly mothers, are actively included in the process. Feedback is given about the involvement of the parents. The support processes with the parents depend on the phase of coping: in the very beginning grieving processes might be present, over time this changes towards increased sensitivity and usually at the end of the service questions of transfer, e.g. towards kindergarten are discussed.
7 Early intervention in Austria, 82 Figure 3. Schuchardt helix of coping with disability (Schuchardt, 1994) The goal oriented process is reviewed together with the parents, usually after 6 months, based on video analysis. Possible changes of the goals are discussed. At the end of one year an evaluation process has to be performed, including an official report for the local administration. The age of intake into the programmes in Austria in the year 2000 was 26 months, including children with a background of social disadvantage. However it can be hypothesised that children with established disabilities are already detected from the day of their day and the contact with the early childhood intervention centre is made immediately (Pretis, 2002). The waiting time between application and concrete start of the intervention is about 2 months. The mean average duration of children within the programmes is about 2 years. Evaluation and Transition After the end of the programme children usually attend kindergarten with, in most provinces, a range of support systems. Usually a 1 till 3 months transition period between the systems (Early Childhood Intervention and Kindergarten) is implemented. The background Early childhood intervention is based on (9 different) provincial laws. There is a general consensus about the key terms of early childhood intervention; however the organisational structure and actual procedure of financing can be quite heterogeneous (Pretis, 1998).
8 Early intervention in Austria, 83 Figure 4. Evaluation of the Individual Family Support Plan Evaluation Plan 4. Implemented Activities (Which activities were implemented, which impact did they show in relation to the goals and existing strengths) 5. Final report (Which is the new present situation) 6. Further Procedures In most provinces early childhood intervention centres are located in each political district (more than 100). However, there are some differences in Austria: in Styria, the most southern province, the number of centres is quite high (about 40 different service providers). In other provinces one service provider provides all the services. Services are up to 95% home based and financed by social services. In Lower Austria some medical services also provide centre-based services (including some financial support from health sector) Financing of the services in most provinces is per capita, meaning that, based on the commission of the local authority, the service provider is paid per performed unit (with exception of Vienna and Salzburg). Usually 40 units per year are accepted. In some provinces (e.g. Lower Austria) the parents have to pay a certain amount of money (between 6 and 12 per unit). Generally it can be hypothesised that the government spends about 400 to 500 including travel costs per child per month in terms of educational early childhood intervention (not including other medical therapies, e.g. physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy or medical care, which is covered by social insurance).
9 Early intervention in Austria, 84 On a sociological level it can be hypothesised that ECI as an initial and very important service for parents will have an impact later on mainstream integration and inclusion of children with special needs. Generally children coming from socially disadvantaged backgrounds show higher benefits of ECI regarding socially high risk families (Karoly et al., 1998 described a preventive factor of 1 to 4). According to our own studies in 2000 we can hypothesise that, within the heterogeneous group of children with disability and social disadvantage, about 18% of the children did not need further therapies after ECI. What are the specific qualities of ECI in Austria- in the context of criteria of the European Agency (2005)? ECI in most of the Austrian provinces is a unique, well-defined profession. They are paid based on a collective agreement. In some provinces ECI requires specific training in terms of university courses. This is offered in Graz and Vienna. Only after finishing these specialised courses, are professionals allowed to work in this field. ECI service is mainly a mobile service, working in the context of the family. In kindergarten systems other mobile services might be available (with some exceptions). Accessibility of the services: Based on the law for persons with disability, parents have the right to obtain ECI. In most of the provinces this service is free of charge and easily accessible. Some differences might be seen between urban areas and rural areas, where professionals may not always be available. Affordability Generally ECI is affordable for the parents, although in some provinces they have to pay a small amount. In the field of ECI for children coming from disadvantaged social backgrounds this service is generally free of charge. Proximity As ECI centres are locally based and as the professionals are mobile and are mostly working at the home of the parents in the systems, they are near the children and families. Quality The issue of quality is mainly based on 1. The training of the professionals 2. Internal quality indicators and measures of the ECI centres and 3. Structural requirements by the government Aside from the reports and structural quality indicators, it is very difficult to compare the quality of centres. Challenges for the ECI system in Austria The issue of training and comparable quality remains open, even though in some provinces the training is partly regulated in terms of 90 ECTS university courses. This does not represent a full 120 ECTS Masters as suggested in EBIFF (www.ebiff.org) and PRECIOUS (www.precious.at) and focuses to a great extent on children with a defined disability. However 50% of the children come from a socially disadvantaged
10 Early intervention in Austria, 85 background. In this context new vulnerable target groups are still not adequately addressed: LLL project KIDS STRENGTHS (KIDS in the CONTEXT of MENTAL DISORDERS - Skill training to Empower Teachers, Health Professionals and Social Workers): Background: the number of children in the context of mentally vulnerable parents in Europe is increasing. In the field of ECI we also see more and more parents with mental vulnerability e.g. depression, burn-out etc. Mental vulnerability has an enormous impact on the social/emotional development and attachment of the child. Therefore, new tools, methods and skills have to be implemented. The goal of is to create training material for different professionals also in the field of ECI in order to address the needs of children in the context of mental vulnerability more efficiently (target group up to 25% of children, Maybery et al, 2005). The second open issue addresses a common language in ECT, e.g. by using ICF-CY (Kraus de Camargo, 2007). However, the heterogeneity of the systems (9 different laws, 100 ECI centres with individual documentation and assessment systems) make such a hard goal to reach. Even though no major financial cuts in the ECI system can be observed, the discussion about the effectiveness and efficiency of the system is latent. Strategies go towards deployment of tailor-made intervention systems and frequencies: however the system of per capita financing makes changes difficult as there is a high risk of financial dependency on the centre regarding the number of attended children (e.g. when children attend school or kindergarten). Generally ECI should focus to a greater extent on evidence-based interventions and parental choice. ECI in Austria still shows a certain tendency towards socially accepted but conceptually vague terms like holistic approach, and family centeredness can be observed. Sometimes there is the impression that the actual operationalisation and service provision might be quite diverse, while using the same terms (Guralnick, 2005). However, a certain comparability of services especially from the point of view of the parents should be facilitated.
11 Early intervention in Austria, 86 References European Agency (2005). Early Childhood Intervention: Analysis of Situations in Europe - Key Aspects and Recommendations. Available on the website (retrieved ). Guralnick, M.J. (2005). An Overview of the Developmental Systems Model for early Intervention. In M. J. Guralnick (Ed.), The Developmental Systems Approach to early Intervention (pp. 3 29). Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes. Karoly, L.A et al. (1998). Investing in our Children. What We Know and Don't Know About the Costs and Benefits of Early Childhood Interventions. California: Wellness Foundation. Kraus de Camargo, O. (2007). Die ICF-CY als Checkliste und Dokumentationsraster in der Praxis der Frühförderung. Frühförderung interdisziplinär, 26, Maybery, D., Reupert, A., Patrick, K., Goodyear, M., Crase, L. (2005) VicHealth Research Report on Children at Risk in Families affected by Parental Mental Illness. Melbourne: Victorian Health Promotion Foundation. Available on the website (retrieved ). Pretis, M. (1998). Das Modell "Steiermark". Frühförderung interdisziplinär, 17, Pretis, M. (2001). Frühförderung planen, durchführen und evaluieren. München: Reinhardt. Pretis, M. (2002). Frühförderung in Österreich. Paper presented at Heilpädagogische Tage St. Martin. Pretis, M (2009). Early Childhood Intervention in Austria: An Overview of 30 Years of Development and Future Challenges. International Journal of Early Childhood Special Education, 1, Schuchardt, E. (1994). Soziale Integration Behinderter. Bd überarbeitete und erweiterte Auflage. Hrsg.: Deutsches Institut für Erwachsenenbildung. Bielefeld: wbf. Trost, R. (1991). Frühförderung in Baden-Würtemberg. Bestandaufnahme und Perspektiven der Weiterentwicklung. Stuttgart: Ministerium für Arbeit, Gesundheit, Familie und Frauen. (retrieved ) (retrieved )
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Being a stay-at-home mom is boring. There I said it. Sorry if I'm offending anyone. If you're a stay-at-home mom and you're not bored to tears by two p.m. everyday, good for you.
I'm reluctant to call myself a stay-at-home mom because I work from home and for the time being I am our family's main provider. But working from home and having an infant and a toddler to care for means I'm home about 80 percent of the day – every day – so I think the shoe fits.
Believe me, boring does not equal easy. It is not easy being a full time care-giver to two kids. I guess I just always thought that not having to show up physically to a job would make me feel more free. It's kind of had the opposite effect on me.
We moved out of New York a few months ago so we could get more for our money. We wanted a house, a car, and a yard. We wanted to stop hemorrhaging money every month trying to keep up with the ridiculous cost of living in our neighborhood in Brooklyn. We realized that if we moved close to my family in Florida we would be able to live off of our creative hustles. I could bring in enough off of my freelance writing and my husband could travel back and forth to New York for his commercial work. Our family could actually live comfortably – with amenities we could never afford in Brooklyn. No more restaurant and bar work to supplement our income! Yay – right?
It turns out the work that I thought was such a thorn in my side was actually what was keeping me semi-sane. Six hours in a restaurant also meant six hours of adult conversation and a solid six hours out of the house. Toddlers are great and all, but their conversational skills suck. They are so damn self-centered. They never ask you how you are doing. It's all gimme, gimme, me, me, me, Yo-Gabba-Gabba, blah, blah, blah. Don't even get me started on infants. They're just adorable, little cuddly-lumps of incessant, repetitive need.
What's that honey? You'd like to read Tickle Time again? Awesome. Maybe after that I can make you the third plate of food you'll turn your nose up at today – that will be fun. Then we can play that game where you dump literally every single toy in your drawers and toy chests on the floor and kick them all around the room. I'll be sweating by then. It will be 11 a.m. Only 10 hours to go until I can pour myself a glass of wine.
They say the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence – and boy are "they" right. "They" are people who have done both, obviously. If you've experienced the exhaustion of maintaining a household and also working out of it – you probably think it would be easier to stay home. If you stay home, you're probably ready to pull your hair out by a certain time each day. Does admitting this make me a bad mom? I don't think so. I can confidently say that my kids are the most precious thing in my world. I can also confidently say that I love being a mother and I think I am pretty good at it. But what I am most confident about asserting is that parenting young children is tedious work.
It sounds bad – I know it does. But it's the truth.
I was on the phone for hours yesterday with a friend of mine who is going through some hard times. We were speaking honestly about the pitfalls of our lives the way you only do when someone is really in the midst of a shit-storm. When someone starts to confide in you that their life is unraveling, it is easier to be honest about the things that you may not love about your life. I don't love that I can't afford childcare. I don't love that I don't have any time to myself.
I've seen the Pinterest boards. I've read the blogs. I know there are women that seem to be totally content making multi-colored popsicles and shaving cream paint all day. Their houses are awesome, their children are spotless – they themselves are genuinely glowing with happiness. Here's one example – I Googled "bored stay-at home mom" and this is one of the first things that came up:
I learned to be an immaculate and extremely organized homemaker. Everything ran like clockwork. By 9:00 in the morning, the house was clean – beds made, bathrooms cleaned, house vacuumed, baseboards washed, windows cleaned, laundry going. I enjoyed all the tasks that made my home sparkle and shine, but finished them quickly so that I could dedicate most of the day to my daughter. Between nursing, naps and staring at her, I thought of ways to improve my home and self. Even with all the chores, every day was filled with so much fun!
I was never bored.
Who washes their baseboards regularly? Nursing, naps and staring at your baby? Holy crap.
There's nothing wrong with needing more mental stimulation than a 2-year-old can provide is there? If you think I am selfish or stupid or whatever for writing this, than just stop reading now. Because I realized something today and I want to share it with moms that are as bored as I am.
It's okay that you're bored. Infants and toddlers are not the best company.
It's okay if you can't make any of that shit on Pinterest – or would never even try.
It's okay to complain about shit sometimes. In fact, it's healthy. It doesn't mean that you don't appreciate what you have. I'm sick of pretending that I have everything in control all the time. Call a good friend you haven't connected with in a while and be really honest with where you are and how you feel. It feels great.
Like I said, if you're a stay-at-home mom and you're not bored to tears by two p.m. everyday, good for you. Maybe you can give me some advice that doesn't involve cleaning baseboards or staring at my baby while she naps.
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Farrah Abraham Sucks At Raising Animals, Too? What Are The Odds?
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Uh-oh! Teen Mom OG star Farrah Abraham revealed on Instagram Saturday, January 30, that her dog, Posh, is pregnant — but some of the comments on her post aren't messages of congratulations.
[email protected] [is] going to be a #Grandma," Abraham, 24, captioned a video of her daughter, Sophia, 6, and Posh the Pomeranian. "#Congrats Posh is #Pregnant. countdown to new Pom babies! 20 days til birth."
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The Samye Ling Tibetan Centre is set among the rolling hills of the Scottish borders. It was established in 1967 and is administered by the Rokpa Trust. The Garden comprises some two acres of land within the extensive grounds of the Monastery nestling in between the log cabins along the riverbank and the guesthouse. It is comparable to an old fashioned Victorian kitchen garden typically found at a country house or even the stately home of Lord and Lady Esk? Throughout this time it has continued to provide mountains of fresh organic produce for the kitchens, the local community and visitors.
The garden is really still in its infancy, yet solid foundations have been laid for the future. There has been the gradual transition from an open agricultural plot to a block of allotments and now finally to a traditional kitchen garden. It is completely enclosed by thick hedgerows and stout walls, whilst footpaths wind their way through a number of smaller gardens comprising vegetable plots, herbs, and mixed borders of fruits and flowers. There are workshops and potting sheds, greenhouses and cold frames, a shop, a library and an information centre. The garden has an undeniable rough and ready feel to it; the hedgerows can be rather unruly and the weeds seem to take hold very quickly, but visitors comment it does have an austere charm with a degree of magnificence perhaps in harmony with the bleak surroundings.
This has been accomplished by a small team of dedicated volunteers and hundreds of willing helpers who have all joined in and contributed to the experience. The project funds itself with the sales of fresh produce and potted plants, delivering horticultural training courses, applying for grants and the grateful receipt of donations. At 700 feet above sea level and under generally grey skies this remote area is more suited to woodland gardening but with some local knowledge and a bit of luck it's surprising what is possible. (More...)
Last year after 45 years loyal service the Old Greenhouse was finally dismantled. We always knew this day would come but it still feels strange to walk down the path and find a huge expanse of open ground where the old place used to stand. In the distance the black Back Shed has now appeared in its splendour, perfectly framed by a row of lofty conifers behind. The sheer width of the plot was curiously unexpected stretching from the flower garden bench to the Old Shed. The plan now is to build a pair of smaller greenhouses (10 x 4 yards) with a grass quadrangle in the middle.
Weather wise it wasn't a great year. The mild winter was followed by a chilly spring with the first week of June seeing such a cold easterly breeze, that it knocked the midges clean off their stroke and they never really recovered, which was an unexpected bonus. The summer was fairly nondescript but the autumn was the finest in living memory. If global warming means trading a poor summer for a glorious autumn and mild winter then maybe we'd settle for that?


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My Utmost For His Highest
A priceless classic at an affordable price! Based on the NKJV, Reimann's modern-language edition of Chambers' best-selling daily devotional features heart-challenging, life-changing insights on everything from adversity and assurance to worry and worship. An "utmost" gift-giving opportunity for everybody you know---and for yourself! Includes Scripture and subject indexes.
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Blank City | 2011
Follows the DIY independent film movement that emerged in tandem with punk rock in late-'70s downtown New York.
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A disparate crew of renegade filmmakers emerged from an economically bankrupt and dangerous moment in New York history. In the late 1970's and mid 80's, when the city was still a wasteland of cheap rent and cheap drugs, these directors crafted daring works that would go on to profoundly influence the development of independent film as we know it today.


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Girvin: Protect Breckenridge's Peak 8 from Vail Resorts' summer expansion plans
March 13, 2014
How many readers have an image of Peak 8 in their collection? I'm willing to bet that most Breckenridge residents, many Summit County people, and thousands of vacationers own a photo or two of that beautiful and iconic peak that forms a backdrop to the Town of Breckenridge and the Upper Blue River Valley. Painters, photographers and other artists have captured its sublime image for years.
Now imagine what Peak 8 will look like with 50-60 platforms and towers for canopy tours, zip lines, challenge courses, and an observation tower. Imagine miles of cable strung between platforms gleaming in the sun like holiday lights strewn across the mountain. Picture the penetrations of the forest canopy for platforms and towers. Visualize the miles of new roads across Peak 8 to service these activities and the 15 miles of downhill mountain biking trails that will be 6' wide with bermed and banked turns zig-zagging down Peak 8.
Is this what you want for your visual experience when you look up at Peak 8? This is what you will get if Vail Resorts and the Breckenridge Ski Area have their way with the proposed new summer activities.
There are a myriad of other impacts from the proposed summer activities as well, including 50-60 concrete pads to support those platforms and towers, disturbance to the ground and wildlife habitat, significant opportunities for introduction of noxious weeds on our public lands…the list goes on.
It is not too late to voice your concerns about the proposed summer activities at the Breckenridge Ski Area. It is more important to make a comment now during the scoping period than when the draft EIS comes out. By then it will be almost too late.
Please don't let this opportunity pass by to file a comment about the use of your public lands. Email your comments to firstname.lastname@example.com and be sure to put "BSR summer use proposal" in the subject line.
Leigh Girvin
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OVer 5 acre property is located in the heart of the old Seven Palm Valley behind Edom Hill on Moon Ranch Rd. Today this area is developing into a Horse properties and resort living community in the southern portion of Sky Valley or Desert Hot Springs, Ca. Three Miles south of the city limits of DHS are these quiet and exclusive properties and homes that price from the low $500K to $900K. This property has half of its acreage climbing 125 feet above the valley floor making it perfect for building your home above the flood zone high on the hill. This hill side property provides large panoramic views of the valley beneath, the city lights and the mountain that incircle them. While this area has several upscale homes, this property controls a California Blue Stream crossing. It is the only permitted crossing of the Blue Stream which means no other property owners can use or build south of this Blue Stream (As per Owner). So much to offer that you have to see it by y
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May 09, 2017
New School Finance Formula and How it Affects Staffing for Spring Hill USD 230 Schools
As many of you know, the Kansas Legislature is working on a new school finance formula. The Kansas State Supreme Court recently determined that schools in Kansas need to be adequately and equitably funded. They have given a directive to the Kansas Legislature to develop a school funding formula that meets these requirements by June 30, 2017. If the legislature cannot develop a constitutional formula, the legislature cannot fund schools, and schools will be shut down.
As the Legislature goes through this process, there will be many ideas brought to the table. Currently, there are at least five formulas that the House and/or Senate are investigating. I've provided testimony three times this year to express my concern about our immediate need for a school funding formula.
Block grant funding has had a significantly negative impact on our district the last two years. Under the old formula, our 2015-2016 general fund budget would have increased by more than $500,000 to meet the needs of a student population that grew 143 students (5.6%). We also would have increased our supplemental general fund budget by nearly $500,000, instead found it capped with block grant funding. We were grateful to receive $317,164 in extraordinary need funds to offset the cost of additional teachers and paraprofessionals that were hired. Instead of losing nearly $1,000,000 in additional budget authority, we were down approximately $700,000.
Our 2016-2017 general fund budget would have increased yet another $500,000 under the old formula to meet the needs of a student population that grew by 132 students (5%). When we went before the extraordinary needs committee in August 2016, we requested an amount of $941,440 to help fund the additional 10.5 teachers and 9 paraprofessionals that were added to service an anticipated increase of 190 students. The KSDE Extraordinary Needs committee approved us for $848,580. Kansas schools contributed .4% ($11 million) of their general fund budget to the Extraordinary Needs fund. However, the 2016-2017 Extraordinary Needs funds were not used for the Extraordinary Needs Committee. The funding was contingent upon a successful sale of the Kansas BioScience Authority of over $25 million. The sale failed to generate the needed funds. This left a significant gap between the monies our students deserve to receive for their educational needs, and the funding that was provided the district. We have two-years of growth (new students) in which we are not receiving funding.
With the current finance situation of the state of Kansas in flux, I've given the directive to not add any additional certified staff until we receive more information about funding we can expect to receive for next school year. We are replacing teachers who are leaving, added special education teachers to cover state and federally mandated minutes, and added all day Kindergarten teachers, but we have a hold on additional hiring. Across the district, I currently have requests for ten additional certified staff members and I would love to give the go-ahead to hire these people. However, it is not financially prudent or feasible until we know we have the funding from the state to pay for these staff members. As many of you know, we recently passed a bond issue for new buildings and other items needed by our district, but we are not allowed to use this money for teacher salaries.
Our local legislators have been helpful and have commented that they appreciate hearing from their constituents about concerns. Please feel free to contact our local legislators and ask them for help in solving our school funding issues.Senator Molly Baumgardner, firstname.lastname@example.com, 785-296-7368
Representative Jene Vickrey, firstname.lastname@example.com, 785-296-7748
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Chesa is Egwene al'Vere's maid.
She has dark hair without a touch of gray. She is plump, pretty and stout. She is in her mid-thirties. [1]
She has a gray dress and darns socks.
When Egwene is raised to Amyrlyn Seat, Sheriam Bayanar finds Chesa and assigns her as Egwene's maid. During the Rebel Aes Sedai's march to Tar Valon, Chesa has her own tent. She is often present in meetings with Egwene and offers advice, but only as if talking to herself.
When Romanda Cassin and Lelaine Akashi find Meri and Selame to be Egwene's maids as well, they are forced to share Chesa's tent. When Egwene is captured by the Tower Aes Sedai, Chesa weeps often but keeps Egwene's tent neat.


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KIPP Through College is committed to ensuring that students promoted from KIPP Truth Academy have the tools and support to continue on a successful path to and through college and beyond.
One third of KIPP students across the country who completed the eighth grade at KIPP ten or more years ago have graduated from a four-year college. This compares to 30.6 percent of all Americans between the ages of 25 and 29 who have earned a four-year degree, and the 8 percent of young adults from low-income families who have done so.
Eighty-nine percent of KIPP students across the country who completed a KIPP middle school five or more years ago have matriculated to college. By comparison, 62 percent of students nationwide and 41 percent of low-income students enroll in college for a two- or four-year degree. KIPP students are entering college at more than double the national average for comparable students.
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Earlier today, Vodafone launched the Smart Ultra 7 which, like the Smart Ultra 6, has surprised the mid-range phone market yet again. Costing £10 lesser than Honor 5c, it makes us believe that by paying less than £150, we can enjoy a large display, multi-task, revel in the latest Android experience and do everything that we like doing with premium phones.
We compare three new smartphones that cost less than £150 and come with the best spec-charts for their price range- the Vodafone Smart Ultra 7, the Honor 5c and the Alcatel POP 4.
Specifications Vodafone Smart Ultra 7 Honor 5c Alcatel POP 4Dimensions 152.2 x 78.12 x 8.68mm 147.1 x 73.8 x 8.3mm 151x77x 7.9mmDisplay size 5.5-inch 5.2-inch 5-inch, 5.5-inchDisplay res 1080 x 1920 pixels 1080 x 1920 pixels 1280 x 720 pixelFingerprint sensor No No NoMicroSD slot Yes 128GB 32GBProcessor MT6755M octa-core Kirin 650 MSM8909 Quad coreRAM 2GB 2GB 1GBStorage 16GB 16GB 8GBBattery 2,960 mAh 3,000 mAh 2,500 mAhRear camera 13MP AF 13MP AF 8MP AFFront camera 5MP 8MP 5MPWeight 150g 156g 156gOperating system Android 6.0 Android 6.0 Android 6.0Charging port MicroUSB MicroUSB MicroUSB
Despite being larger, the just-launched Smart Ultra 7 is lighter than both the Honor 5c and the POP 4. However, both the Smart Ultra 7 and Honor 5c ae quite comparable when it comes to battery capacity, camera resolutions, storage, RAM, display resolution and other features. Even the POP 4 lags behind in terms of storage, RAM, cameras and display resolution, it still justifies its £89.99 price tag.