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So what's possible with the new QuickSchools report cards module? Here we discuss some of the Report Card features.
One of the main improvements is being able to see what your report card looks like as you're editing it. The screenshot below shows the report card screen. You would simply click on the areas that you want to edit (most of these are pre-filled based on the Gradebook and Attendance modules), and then type in what you want.
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all is good
we came back home yesterday in the afternoon. everything went well. his eyes are still red, but he is doing fine.
i am glad we did it, i think it was the right thing. but is was also very hard emotionally to go through. before, during and after, mainly because of worries and stress.
to see him fade out was terrible, to see him wake up, confused and in pain, was a painful relief. so many mixed emotions.
but now we're home. it's behind us.
thank you so much for all your thoughts and well wishes. i appreciate that so very much. now let's have a nice weekend.
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all is good.ReplyDelete
more hugs
and peace-and-joy-full wishes
That's great!! I'm so pleased everything went well. You should all have a rest now...ReplyDelete
This is great. Thanks for telling us that all is good. I was so worried about him.ReplyDelete
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Oh, thanks for the update. So very glad he is doing well and you can now relax and enjoy your family and your weekend. xxooReplyDelete
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oh phew. i am so pleased that you're all back home together.ReplyDelete
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great news! happy it went well. rest well and enjoy the weekend.ReplyDelete
what a relief! i'm so happy for you. we went through something similar with my niece when she was 2. the most difficult thing i think is that they don't really understand what's happening to them. you feel so helpless.ReplyDelete
Glad it's behind you and that it went well. How stressful... Have a peaceful, relaxing weekend.ReplyDelete
this must be scary, both for him and for you to see him in pain... i hope everything will be ok soon.ReplyDelete
I' so glad for you!ReplyDelete
That's wonderful!!! Fingers crossed for a speedy recovery!ReplyDelete
glad it is all behind, have a nice time with your boy :)ReplyDelete
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I am happy to read that everything went well ... I had an eye operation too so I can understand your emotionReplyDelete


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MAHER: Yes, more than ever people today are living a fact free lifestyle, which is great news for the Republican candidates because when they are confronted on their lies now, they just say, "Oh, I see what you're doing by fact checking me, I just don't care, because my fans don't care."
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And of course, Donald Trump said he saw thousands of Muslim-Americans cheering after the 9/11 attacks. It never happened. But Trump doesn't deny it, he owns it. He doubles down. He's like Pinocchio except when he tells a lie, his balls grow bigger.
Folks, this is new. That liars have stopped caring after they caught.
Sadly it's not just the Internet that's made things this easy for them. It's the hosts of these political talk shows who are more worried about access than making sure their viewers know when these politicians and pundits aren't telling them the truth.
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ABC's "This Week" - Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders; Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Pundit Panel: Donna Brazile, Alex Castellanos, Matthew Dowd and Katrina vanden Heuvel.
NBC's "Meet the Press" - Sanders; Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz.
Pundit Panel: Tom Brokaw, David Brody, Jennifer Jacobs and Joy-Ann Reid.
CBS' "Face the Nation" - Trump; Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio.
Pundit Panel: Major Garrett, Nancy Cordes, Ann Selzer, Kimberley Strassel, Ben Domenech, Ezra Klein and Ed O'Keefe.
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Having a bad day, grunt? Why don't you tell us all about it :-).
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We need more posters like grunt to keep the rabble in line.
> Having a bad day, grunt? Why don't you tell us all about
If your solution is truly better, then you should have a non-yes answer to "Are there disadvantages here?"
Designing software is never trivial, and you should embrace any opportunity to validate your design before you begin programming. It sounds a bit like you and your coworker are competing on ego, while you both should really be focusing on what is best for the end product.
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As a sidenote, grunt, your complaints about this thread are indeed misplaced - This thread is entirely appropriate for software development/management, as it is a common issue/problem.
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> As a sidenote, grunt, your complaints about this thread
Crimson, don't be afraid to assert yourself in that situation.
I have bosses like that too. You design something, and then they flip out and do a redesign because they prefer another font, and a reworded question.
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P.S. if the differences are really insignificant, as you say, then go with the one suggested by whomever will end up implementing it.
grunt is right that there are a lot of morons posting lately. Is this business really full of people who can't explain themselves in meetings?
Every industry and every social group has it's share of morons, whether it's doctors, policemen, garbage men, service station attendants, lawn bowls clubs, tennis clubs, etc. This is because they're full of humans, and humans, as a whole, are morons.
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Well, please be civil.
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Roughly 57 percent of inmates in Ohio jails are not there serving a sentence but instead awaiting trial, according to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction data.
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The bail bonds industry, which puts up money for bail in exchange for a 10-percent fee, opposes reform efforts. Woody Fox Sr., vice president of the Ohio Bail Agents Association, said using an alogrithm to calculate who gets out of jail in the middle of the night is not a good process.
"Bail assures justice. If someone is accused of a crime, there is a victim. If they can't get people back to court, where is the justice for that victim?" Fox asked.
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Justice Action Network, a national criminal justice reform organization, praised HB 439, saying Ohio needs a bail system more focused on public safety and less on the wealth of the accused.
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In Dayton last May, Markcus D. Brown was stopped by Dayton police at the RTA bus hub ecause he and his friends were wearing hoodies and saggy pants — a violation of RTA policy. He spent nine days in jail and was released only after his mother arranged for a car title loan to pay the $150 bail.
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- It is supposed to protect the public from harm and ensure the defendant shows up for court
- Courts use monetary schedules based on the criminal charge, rather than the risk the defendant poses
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- The Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission would develop a list of validated risk assessment tools for courts to use
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The frontend should be built around a view-specific model (which is not the domain model), and should only handle presentation logic, but no business logic. These are the three layers of the frontend:
The View Layer
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Any frontend validations need to be repeated in the backend at the service layer level due to security reasons, as the frontend validations can be easily bypassed.
The Frontend Services Layer
A set of Angular services that allow to interact with the backend and that can be injected into Angular controllers:
angular.module('frontendServices', [])
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Let's see what other libraries we need to have the frontend up and running.
Which Javascript / CSS libraries are necessary to complement Angular?
Angular already provides a large part of the functionality needed to build the frontend of our app. Some good complements to Angular are:
An easily themeable pure CSS library of only 4k from Yahoo named PureCss. Its Skin Builder allows to easily generate a theme based on a primary color. It's a BYOJ (Bring Your Own Javascript) solution, which helps to keep things the 'Angular way'.
a functional programming library to manipulate data. The one that seems the most used and better maintained and documented these days is lodash.
With these two libraries and Angular, almost any form based application can be built, nothing else is really required. Some other libraries that might be an option depending on your project are:
a module system like requirejs is nice to have, but because the Angular module system does not handle file retrieval this introduces some duplication between the dependency declarations of requirejs and the angular modules.
A CSRF Angular module, to prevent cross-site request forgery attacks.
An internationalization module
How to build a REST API backend using Spring MVC
The backend is built using the usual backend layers:
Router Layer: defines which service entry points correspond to a given HTTP URL, and how parameters are to be read from the HTTP request
Service Layer: contains any business logic such as validations, defines the scope of business transactions
Persistence Layer: maps the database to/from in-memory domain objects
Spring MVC is currently best configured using only Java configuration. The
web.xml is hardly ever needed, see here an example of a fully configured application using Java config only.
The service and persistence layers are built using the usual DDD approach, so let's focus our attention on the Router Layer.
The Router Layer
The same Spring MVC annotations used to build a JSP/Thymeleaf application can also be used to build a REST API.
The big difference is that the controller methods do not return a String that defines which view template should be rendered. Instead the
@ResponseBody annotation indicates that the return value of the controller method should be directly rendered and become the response body:
@RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.GET)
public UserInfoDTO getUserInfo(Principal principal) {
User user = userService.findUserByUsername(principal.getName());
Long todaysCalories = userService.findTodaysCaloriesForUser(principal.getName());
return user != null ? new UserInfoDTO(user.getUsername(), user.getMaxCaloriesPerDay(), todaysCalories) : null;
If all the methods of the class are to be annotated with
@ResponseBody, then it's better to annotate the whole class with
@RestController instead.
By adding the Jackson JSON library, the method return value will be directly converted to JSON without any further configuration. It's also possible to convert to XML or other formats, depending on the value of the
Accept HTTP header specified by the client.
See here an example of a couple of controllers with error handling configured.
How to secure a REST API using Spring Security
A REST API can be secured using Spring Security Java configuration. A good approach is to use form login with fallback to
HTTP Basic authentication, and include some
CSRF protection and the possibility to enforce that all backend methods are only accessible via
This means the backend will propose the user a login form and assign a session cookie on successful login to browser clients, but it will still work well for non-browser clients by supporting a fallback to HTTP Basic where credentials are passed via the
Authorization HTTP header.
Following OWASP recommendations, the REST services can be made minimally stateless (the only server state is the session cookie used for authentication) to avoid having to send credentials over the wire for each request.
This is an example of how to configure the security of a REST API:
if ("true".equals(System.getProperty("httpsOnly"))) {
LOGGER.info("launching the application in HTTPS-only mode");
This configuration covers the authentication aspect of security only, choosing an authorization strategy depends on the security requirements of the API. If you need a very fine-grained control on authorization then check if Spring Security ACLs could be a good fit for your use case.
Let's now see how this approach of building web apps compares with other commonly used approaches.
Comparing the Spring / MVC Angular stack with other common approaches
This approach of using Javascript for the frontend and Java for the backend makes for a simplified and productive development workflow.
When the backend is running, no special tools or plugins are needed to achieve full frontend hot-deploy capability: just publish the resources to the server using your IDE (for example hitting
Ctrl+F10 in IntelliJ) and refresh the browser page.
The backend classes can still be reloaded using JRebel, but for the frontend nothing special is needed. Actually, the whole frontend can be built by mocking the backend using for example json-server. This would allow for different developers to build the frontend and the backend in parallel if needed.
Productivity gains of full stack development?
From my experience being able to edit the Html and CSS directly with no layers of indirection in-between helps to reduce mental overhead and keeps things simple. The edit-save-refresh development cycle is very fast and reliable and gives a huge productivity boost.
The largest productivity gain is obtained when the same developers build both the Javascript frontend and the Java backend, because often simultaneous changes on both are needed for most features.
The potential downside of this is that developers need to know also Html, CSS and Javascript, but this seems to have become more frequent in the last couple of years.
In my experience, going full stack allows to implement complex frontend use cases in a fraction of the time than the equivalent full Java solution (days instead of weeks), so the productivity gain makes the learning curve definitely worth it.
Spring MVC and Angular combined really open the door for a new way of building form-intensive web apps. The productivity gains that this approach allows make it an alternative worth looking into.
The absence of any server state between requests (besides the authentication cookie) eliminates by design a whole category of bugs.
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A Beautiful Quilt for a New Baby Girl!
Sweet colors and a finishing ruffle come together beautifully in this pretty baby quilt. Any mom will love having this for their new baby girl.
Select colors to match the nursery or that you know the mom will love. The designer chose to feature pretty florals but any fabric style will be lovely.
We can also imagine this quilt made up in more vivid colors, with some polka dots thrown in. Using a brightly colored fabric for the sashing and ruffle will pull it all together while giving the quilt a fun playful look.
The finished quilt, from Christine J. Designs, is about 42″ x 42″ once completed (includes the ruffle edge).
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These are the so-called social determinants of disease, the social and environmental conditions that we're born into and encounter as we grow. They include our income, race, where we live or work, and the opportunities we are afforded. All may profoundly affect a person's health and well-being, says Joel Kaufman, Dean of the University of Washington School of Public Health.
Such deeply rooted factors can tip the scales from health to illness. They can make one community better off than the one next door. Access to quality health care is important as well, potentially affecting obesity rates and variations in risk for stroke and heart disease.
Communities with higher incomes are often healthier, with fewer premature deaths and decreased rates of everything from heart disease, diabetes and stroke to kidney disease and vision trouble. But money, like vaccines, don't offer perfect protection against illness. Chronic diseases, fueled by inactivity, excessive eating or drinking and other unhealthful behaviors, are common in these communities too.


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How to Survive Wyoming's Ten-Hour Long Sporting Events
As a child growing up in Milwaukee I was never active in sports. I come from a family of bookworms and nerds (I say this with a bit of pride).
Last year our two youngest boys became active in our local USA Wrestling Club #HerderPride and holy cow was my first tournament an eye-opener.
10 hours of wrestling.
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE watching my children participate in sports. I am THAT mom who can be found wearing the school colors and screaming her brains out (and yes I've been known to Live Facebook a football game).
But, I was totally unprepared for that first wrestling tournament. Ten hours of watching Wyoming wrestling and keeping track of all five of my kids, it was an experience I wasn't mentally or physically ready for! I thought I would help a few of you newbie sports families with a few must-have and must-dos to make your life as a Wyoming sports family.
- Pack a HUGE bag full of snacks and fluids. The nachos at the events are only good the first dozen times.
- Stadium seats are your friend, and well worth the investment. Extra points if you get them in your school colors or with your team mascot ;)
- Tech, tech, tech and headphones. I'm usually the mean mom who only allows my kids 45 minutes to an hour of screen time a day (if that). This rule goes out the window during sporting events and it totally pays off to bring more than one device if you have multiple children.
- Bring plenty of portable chargers and chords to keep that tech working.
- Prepare a toy backpack. Note: Be careful with what toys you pack. Anything that makes tons of nose is probably not a good idea, and unless your kids are old enough to head outside and toss a ball around on the field, don't bring any!
- If this is an outdoor event, pack sunscreen, bug spray, hats, gloves and warm coats...no matter what time of year it is. #wyomingweather
I'd love your tips and tricks for surviving Wyoming's ten-hour long sporting events, so share them with me....we still have 3 months until the State Wrestling Tournament in April!


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I am 15 and my brothers are always treated better than me. The feeling of isolation and loneliness continous to be an integral part of how i feel. Today my parnets told me to clean the bathroom and I misunderstood which one. When the noticed I cleaned the wrong one they were infuriated. My dad told me I should KMS and that I don't deserve to live. They said nothing to my brother. Everytime I make a minor error they are always on my back about it. I always get cussed at and anytime I tell my mom something personal she throws it at my face. During any family thing I hid out in my room because I feel like a black sheep. My mom calls me fat sometimes, even though I am actually quite skinny and my dad is always angry at me. Apparently I talk a lot for a girl and he insults me about it all the time. I don't know what to do about it... I mean I just wish they would listen to me instead of yelling, and I wish they would understand me.
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Hello there, thanks for reaching out today. Sounds like your family says incredibly hurtful things to you that are making you feel out of place at home. That is so not okay that your dad told you to kill yourself for cleaning the wrong bathroom, and that you are always getting cussed at and being belittled. You should be supported rather than constantly put down like that in your own home. Here at NRS, we truly want to help.
That kind of verbal abuse must be really taking a toll on you. You mentioned feeling isolated, lonely, and like the black sheep at home. Please know that you can always call us at 1-800-RUNAWAY or chat us at www.1800runaway.org if you ever feel like you need some support or someone to talk to. We want to be there for you during this difficult time. If you call or chat us we can also look for local resources such as counseling services or youth shelters if you are interested in those services. You should not have to go through this alone.
You do have the right to report emotional abuse to child protective services. If they found the abuse highly dangerous you would be removed from the home, and if it is not found to be highly dangerous you could receive other case management or family counseling services. With emotional abuse, it can be hard to prove that it is dangerous enough to remove you, but it helps if you have any evidence or witnesses of the abuse. To learn more about your reporting options you might reach out to Child Help 1-800-422-4453.
As far as your dad saying that you talk a lot for a girl, that is really not okay and sexist. It's also not okay that your mom calls you fat just to hurt you. You are perfect the way you are and you do not need to talk less or lose any weight or any of that. You seem like an incredibly bright, independent girl. You should know that despite your parent's hurtful words and actions, in no way are you lesser than your brothers. You are you, and that is enough.
We truly wish you the best and we hope to hear from you soon.
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Im 14, and i dont feel happy at home. Im scared of my dad because he would hit me and yell at me every since i was a little child. Living with my dad, and his girlfriend, his girlfriend child, and my half sister....im the middle child who has a serious problem with their bladder. I mean yeah, i get in trouble for stupid stuff. I have SAD (Suicidal Anxiety Depression) and I've tried to kill myself. And like once my little sister, she's six, she was throwing metal nails on my floor, which was where i was sleeping at the time, i asked her why she was doing that, she said because she wanted me to die, and leave her and her big sister alone. I cried that night. I want to leave this family. The outer family around us is just a mess itself. I've done already lost so many people. I just wanna leave. Go to a foster home. Or something. I have friends. And a wonderful boyfriend. But if i don't leave this house....i will have to die.....
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It sounds like you have been dealing with an incredibly difficult situation at home and it makes sense that you are hurting. Your life is very meaningful, and it is amazing that you have friends and a boyfriend who can support you through this hard time.
If you ever do feel suicidal, please do not hesitate to call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, they are a great resource. It sounds like things are pretty bad at home with your dad and his girlfriend and your siblings. It is very understandable that the way they have been treating you makes you feel really badly, but no one deserves to be treated the way that you are being treated. One option that you have is filing a child abuse report against your father since he has hit you. We are not legal experts, and we cannot guarantee that this process will have the outcome that you hope for, but Child Protective Services might be able to help get you out of your situation. You could either give us a call and we can help you report the abuse or you could talk to a school counselor or teacher who are mandated reporters of abuse. It is important that you have some way of taking care of yourself and it seems like you have friends who support you, which is really amazing.
Thank you for reaching out to us, we know it is not always easy to ask for help but it shows that you are very mature and resourceful. If you want to talk to us about other options, have questions, or just want to talk, feel free to call us at 1-800-RUNAWAY. We are here 24/7 every day of the year and would he happy to talk to you further.
Best of luck,
I am not feeling safe at home at all. I struggle with anxiety and depression and it only occurs at home. I feel no support. I want to stay at my work all day. My mom is threatening to send me away to an inpatient hospital even though I am a FUNCTIONING ADULT.
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Hi there, thank you for reaching out to us at NRS. Sorry to hear that you're not feeling safe and supported at home. You mentioned being an adult; the age of majority in most states is 18, although some states the age is up to 21. If you are able to legally live on your own and are looking for alternate options for living, HUD.gov might be able to assist with finding housing. We also have a database of shelters and transitional living centers that we can help connect you to if you'd like to give us a call (800) 786-2929. We are available 24/7, completely confidential, and here to listen to what's going on and explore options together.
Best of luck,
I don't feel that safe either. My situation feels better than you guys though, so good luck, really.
My mother is insane. She doesn't want help. She laughs to herself everyday, screamed for hours and hours, ripped off all the photos and paintings, breaks things, extremely racist, jobless, can't hold down a job, etc. I actually can feel slightly comfortable sometimes. When I'm out of it, which is all the time, I don't feel like she'll kill me.
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Hi there,
Thank you for your response to another user's post. Often forums are a place of support and understanding for many youth. It often may be validating and helpful for users to read similar situations as well as exchange feedback to one another. For anyone experiencing any difficulties or challenges, the National Runaway Safeline encourages youth to reach out to our 24/7 crisis support line either by phone or chat for immediate services.
Thank you,
I am 16 and i currently live in Oregon. i was a foster child majority of my life and i live with my aunt who was my legal foster parent, she has just recently been granted guardianship of my younger siblings and i. i want to leave her house and move in with my friend once she gets into her new apartment. my friend is a safe person to be around as are her roommates. My home life degrading to my mental health. I'm not being abused but being home makes me feel worthless, i'm constantly being humiliated and criticized when i don't do anything bad, such as drugs or drink or go around and have sex like i'm still a virgin so i have no idea why they have no trust in me. My aunt just recently found out she has heart problems and she told me i stress her out so much that it will be my fault when she dies and that i will be the one to kill her. she proceeds to say awful things to me like shes said on multiple occasions that i wont miss her when she dies or that i don't care about anyone other than myself. she tells me that anything i do is some sort of mental illness. an example of what i'm talking about is that last night i had my room all nice and clean and she comes in and pulls everything out and completely demolishes my room and then tells me that this is my fault and that all the stuff SHE threw on my floor is my way of disrespecting her and that because of the mess in my room i am an ungrateful child and that her kids would have never done anything like this. She also said to me that if my dad hadn't texted to take me for the weekend that she would have called him to take me because she didn't want to be around me. i'm so conflicted right now. i can try and stay and put up with this crap or i could stay with a friend (or where i'm at) until my other friend gets into her new apartment and move in with her and her other roommates at least until i finish the rest of the semester then go move in with my Father. any ideas on what would be my best option?
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Hello, thank you for reaching out to NRS. We know you said you aren't being abused, but it sounds like the way your aunt speaks to you and criticizes you could be considered emotional abuse. We are not experts on the matter and only you can say if you feel like it is abusive, but we want you to know you have options and you do not in any way deserve to be treated the way you are being treated by your aunt. Child Help (childhelp.org, 1-800-422-4453) is the national child abuse hotline and they can help you file an abuse report if you want, get custody transferred to another family member or adult in your life and answer a lot of questions about abuse and your situation specifically.
Running away is not a crime, but an adult (18 or older in most states) allowing you to stay with them is a crime and could be charged with harboring a runaway. If you leave without parental permission, your aunt could file a runaway report with the police. This means if the police find you, they will usually try to send you back home. If you tell them about the abuse, however, they are required to contact child protective services, who will likely open an investigation to see if it is safe for you to live there or not.
We know you said your mental health has been impacted as well. That is understandable and we want you to take care of yourself. To Write Love on Her Arms (twloha.org) is a great resource for self-harm; they even have a texting crisis line, and the National Suicide Prevention lifeline has a 24/7 chat service on their website and phone number: 1-800-273-8255, suicidepreventionlifeline.org. You do not need to be suicidal or self-injurious to use these either. They can be of great benefit to talk through coping options.
It is understandable that you do not want to live with your aunt anymore. We want you to be safe. You do have options and you are not alone. Please reach out via phone or live chat when it is open. We are here 24/7 at 1-800-RUNAWAY.
i have no way of contacting anyone, and was barely able to sneak onto my computer to right this message. I do not feel safe or even remotely loved at all, concidering my mom told me to commit suicide cause she was sick of dealing with me coming to her about my suicidal thoughts. I hate my house and avoid it as much as possible without getting into trouble by "accidentally" missing the bus home and stuff, and since I'm never even aloud to hang out with friends anymore, or leave even when things get abusive, i've in some cases snuck out, and would rather live with a friend or someone. I'm too scared to tell the proper authorities about my current situation, because I'm scared they might send me to a bad family house, because the little family i have left is either abusive, homeless, drug attic, or in most cases alcoholic like my dad. The only other alternitive is foster care but I've hear enough stories and read stuff online and heard from friends who have been in foster care that it is no better, and in some cases, worse than my home. I don't know what to do and I fear suicide might be the only way out of this mess, it just doesn't seem worth it anymore...
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Thank you for reaching out to us here at National Runaway Safeline. We understand that it takes a great deal of courage to share a bit of what's going on and to seek help. We are very sorry to hear that you don't feel safe or loved at home. You don't deserve to be talked to or treated that way by your mother. It seems like you fear that if you stay home, suicide would be the end result. Your life matters, you are not alone. Talking to someone about those suicidal thoughts may help. In addition to contacting NRS (1-800-786-2929), the National Suicide Prevention Life (1-800-273-8255) www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org is a great resource for support. It sounds like you are afraid to report what is going on at home because you fear that you will be placed with a family member that is not fit to take care of you or foster care. You could contact Child Help (1-800-422-4453) www.childhelp.org , for more information about what would happen if you were to report the abuse, you could also get information about transferring custody to an adult that you trust. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us directly via our crisis hotline (1-800-786-2929), email, or live chat. Please be safe.
I'm 12 and currently am living in California. My mom and sister are the main problem. My mom gets extremely angry all the time and is constantly yelling. Usually at my sister. My sister is terrible herself. She likes to push me around and makes fun of my messed up eye. A lot of the time, My mom ends up physically hurting my sister by hitting her or slamming her into walls. She turns to me if my sister is not there. Despite how bad my sister is, I feel bad for her. I try to get away but mother won't let us leave the house without authorization. I can't stand living here anymore. It's literally driving me insane. I have depression but no one understands. Please help.
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Thank you for reaching out to us here at National Runaway Safeline. We are sorry about the way your mother and sister have been treating you. Abuse is never okay, you don't deserve to be talked to or treated that way by your mother. Talking to someone that you trust such as a school teacher or counselor could help. You could contact Child Help (1-800-422-4453) www.childhelp.org , to report the abuse, you could also get information about transferring custody to another family member. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us directly via our crisis hotline (1-800-786-2929), email, or live chat. Please be safe.
I am 13 years old and I don't trust or feel safe around my parents, because my parents they freak out when I get a missing assignment at school. They would yell at me, throw things at me, or even worse get punch on the arm very hard that broke my arm and dislocated my shoulder.
I love technology, i'm a gamer. My parents they never give me privacy at all. They add a software on all of my eletronics to see what I am doing. I had to factory reset all my eletronics to get rid of those software every 3 days I have to factory reset cuz my parents they keep downloading the software all the time. Everyday i can only have my eletronics for ten minutes only, then after those ten minutes my parent they take them away, and I have to nothing to do for the next 12 hours
I had friends that I can hangout with, but my parents said "Your to young to hang out with your friends." During Halloween I couldn't go trick or treat because my parents they keep saying "Your to young to go trick or treating. Once your 18 you can go trick or treating." I can't watch tv because my dad took away my tv. I don't have a gaming console because my destroyed it.
During Christmas my parents won't give me any presents at all , I give them presents, expensive presents which cost from the range of $150 to $300, I wasted all my money just to buy present for my parents on Christmas, my parents they would get mad at me for not giving them the present that they didn't like, all the money I've spent we're my allowance, and for my college. On my birthday they never give me anything, like money, presents, clothes, NOTHING AT ALL. I need help, because I can't focus at school at all, my grades are failing right now. I need help please.2
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Hi there,
Thank you for reaching out to us at the National Runaway Safeline. We're here 24/7 to listen and support. It seems like you have been in a really tough situation for quite some time. No one deserves to be treated that way.
It sounds like your parents have been abusive at home. Again, no one deserves to be hit or mistreated. One thing you can consider is filing an abuse report. Child Help is a good resource to look into reporting or to just have someone listen. They can be reached at 1-800-422-4453 or at childhelp.org. Is there an adult or someone else at school that you think can help you with your situation? They could help you in filing a report or just for advice, but you should also know that they would most likely be mandated reporters meaning they would have to report the abuse if you confided in them.
If you want to walk through other options and speak more to your situation we are completely confidential and always here to help. Let us know how we can best help you and we can offer you more resources and support.
Good Luck,
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I'm 15yrs and I want to move bc I feel my parents love my older sis most and never want time with just me and I just feel sad and uncomfortable
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I've been trying too email this website for 5 months now so this seems as if this is the only way to get HELP. I am 17 living in Georgia I ran away from home and started living with my girlfriend my father care down too the house and balled his fist and almost swung at her mother, he called me cops and they said there was nothing they can do about it because I am 3 months away from turning 18. I felt like I was a burden where I was staying so I left with my mother knowing it was going too be the worst mistake of my life, now I regret it but is there anyway I'd get in trouble for going back too my girlfriends after willingly leaving their house with my mother (my girlfriend has my education set up and I left and I don't think I am even get back into high school so I'm going for my GED) please help me
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Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. It sounds like you are going through a rough time. We are here to see how we can help.
You ask if there is any way for you to go back to your girlfriend's after leaving with your mother. Since you are a minor, leaving home would be running away. This is not illegal, but it is a status offense. This just means that if you are picked up by the police, they will return you home. However, it sounds like the police already came into contact with you when you were living at your girlfriends and said they would not bring you back home since you were almost 18. This happens sometimes with minors about to be adults. If you wanted to be sure, you can call the police non-emergency line and ask what they would do in your situation. It sounds like they would not bring you back home if you went back to your girlfriend's.
As for you school, you should be able to continue to attend school even through you don't live with your girlfriend. There is a law called the McKinney-Vento Act that allows youth to attend school no matter who they are living with.
If you want to talk further, the quickest way to reach us is to call us at 1-800-RUNAWAY (786-2929). We are open 24/7 so there is always someone here to talk with you.
Hi, im 15 turning 16 in 2 months and I feel unsafe at home. I've gone everywhere to get help and no one, not even the police will get me out of my home. I don't know what to do. My friends don't even feel safe here when they come to help me and I've been cutting since I was 7. I need help so badly and I don't know what else to do. I have a bf who loves me undyingly and has seen the abuse I go through daily. I just need help. I almost committed suicide 6 times this year and I don't want to die but I want out of this horrible home.
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Hi there,
Thank you for contacting us at the National Runaway Safeline. We're here 24/7 to listen and to support.
We're so sorry to hear about the abuse that you are going through at home. You mentioned cutting yourself and attempting suicide and we want you to know that you are not alone and your life is valuable. If you ever feel suicidal, don't hesitate to reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. They are also there 24/7 to give you the support that you need. You can also visit the website for To Write Love On Her Arms at twloha.com where you might be able to find resources and an online community that can help you cope. We are also here at 1-800-RUNAWAY (786-2929) if you need us.
No one deserves to feel unsafe at home. You can contact the National Child Abuse Hotline at home to get information about child abuse reporting or just for support. They can be reached at 1-800-422-4453.
Is there anyone at school, a counselor or other adult, that you trust that you think you can turn to for help or to advocate for you with your parents? Or possibly another family member? You can always give us a call and we can try to come up with options with you for who you can try to contact or what you can do. We also have a conference call service here where a liner can help mediate a conversation between you and your parents so yo can feel safe in speaking your feelings. Let us know if that i something you would be interested in.
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hi i am 15 and i dont feel safe at my dads house. i get blamed for things i did not do and when that happens my dad and step mom star to scream in my face. Then it gets more physical, I realy need help because i fell like im getting mentaly and physicaly abuse at my dads house. I have been saying that i want to live with my momma again but he said that will never happen, he just says "YOU BETTER GET OUT YOUR HEAD BECAUSE YOU CAN'T GO BACK THERE. I know my mom lost custudy because she married this man that was mean but she divorced him and he is know in prison. So i dont see why he dont want me to be happy with my momma i am tired of the physical and mental abuse by my dad and stepmom i want it to end and i know the only way that it will end is if i go back home to live with my momma.
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It sounds like you are in a very difficult situation at home. Please know that you do not deserve to be mistreated either physically or mentally. That is considered abuse and can be reported to Child Protective Services, if you're comfortable doing so. You could also call us here at the National Runaway Safeline. Our number is 1-800-RUNAWAY (786-2929). We are here 24 hours a day/7 days a week, and we could help you make the report. We are also here to talk about how you're feeling and how to help you manage the situation you're in. There is also a hotline specifically for talking about the abuse you are experiencing: Childhelp is designed to provide help to kids in your situation. Their website is www.childhelp.org , or you can call them at 1-800-422-4453. You may want to consider talking to a teacher or school counselor or another trusted adult about the how your dad has been treating you. Sometimes just sharing your story helps.
You say you're trying to figure out a way to stay with your mom. While we're not legal experts here at NRS, if you want to give us a call we can look for legal resources in your area that might be able to give you some advice about custody issues.
Please give us a call; we're here to listen and help. We hope to hear from you soon.
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I dont feel safe at home . my dad is an alcoholic he comes in everyday drunk and argues with my brother almost to the point where they end up fist fighting . my mom and dad call me names for no reason and my brother threatens me . i want to runaway and live with my boyfriend what should i do
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Thanks for writing in. It sounds like you're in a scary situation at home with everything going on with your family. You never deserve to be called names or threatened, especially by the people who are supposed to love and cherish you. You are not alone and you deserve to feel safe and supported.
We're not legal experts, however behavior that you mentioned (your father fighting with your brother and constant drunkness) may qualify as abuse. If you'd feel comfortable doing so, you can report the abuse to the National Child Abuse Hotline; this hotline is also able to give you information about what that process looks like and what the outcome of filing a report may be. Their number is 1-800-422-4453. If you're more comfortable reaching out to a teacher, coach, or guidance counselor, these people can report the situation for you as well.
You mentioned that you want to run away and live with your boyfriend. It makes sense that you might want to get out of a situation that is hurtful and potentially dangerous. If you are under 18, there are a few considerations. If you leave home without parental consent, your parents would have the right to file a runaway report. If they do so and the police are able to locate you, then they would return you home. If you disclose an abusive situation at home to the police, they are required to investigate that situation before sending you home. Another option is to ask your parents to allow you to stay with someone else, like a family member, family friend, or your boyfriend. If you are able to get their written consent, there should be no issue legally (though, again, we're not legal experts).
If you do choose to leave home, it's generally a good idea to think of the following: where you'll get food, where you'll stay, how you'll earn income, whether you have clothes for warm and cold weather, what your backup plans are if you can't stay where you initially planned, etc. If you'd like to talk about the situation more specifically, please feel free to reach out to us at 1-800-786-2929. Best of luck.


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A common misconception within the general public is to assume that Texas law will promise them equal financial recovery for their injuries with little trouble just because the law is on their side. But what we actually have is the right to equal financial recovery through the courts. If we want that recompense, we must fight for it ourselves. It's not given to us automatically.
Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Codes state only that accident victims may seek compensation, following specific legal guidelines, from negligent defendants. The first rule is the burden of proving the damages are owed to us, as we have already said. To be compensated, we must convince the jury that the defendant's negligence is indeed the cause of the accident, and all the misery we have suffered because of it. Personal injury cases can get extremely litigious. It takes a special kind of attorney to be successful in this type of law. And a host of less-than-knowledgeable people are more than willing to give you "free legal advice" (which is often worth what you pay for it: nothing)
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An estimated 46% of car and booster seats (59% of car seats and 20% of booster seats) are misused in a way that could reduce their effectiveness, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Protect your child by taking advantage of free car seat inspections today at the Texas Department of Transportation office on South Padre Island Drive.
Driscoll Children's Hospital with TxDOT and the Corpus Christi Police Officer Association will hold the event from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at 1701 SPID in Corpus Christi.
Parents are invited to bring their car seats and receive instruction on proper use and safety.
The hospital says parents and caregivers will receive hands-on instruction from a certified child passenger safety technician, who will examine each car seat for correct use, installation and recalls.
Texas law on child safety seats requires all kids younger than 8 years old, unless they are taller than 4 feet 9 inches, to be properly restrained in a child safety seat.


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Richmond Raceway announces actor Michael Rooker as the Honorary Pace Car Driver for the TOYOTA OWNERS 400 on Saturday, April 21. The American actor known to motorsports fans for his role as Rowdy Burns in Days of Thunder will lead the field to green in the Official Toyota Camry Pace Car for the spring Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race "under the lights."
"I am grateful for the chance to get behind the wheel to lead NASCAR's best to the green flag at America's Premier Short Track," said Rooker. "As someone who was raised in NASCAR country, I've always appreciated fans asking about my portrayal of Rowdy Burns in 'Days of Thunder'. As I return to Richmond Raceway, I can unequivocally state that I agree with Robert Duvall's character Harry Hogge in the film that said, 'rubbin, son, is racin'."
Rooker is an American actor best known for his turn as the blue-skinned alien Yondu Udonta in the top grossing Marvel films Guardians of the Galaxy, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and also as the character fans loved to hate on AMC's worldwide hit television show The Walking Dead, Merle Dixon.
"Michael Rooker has had a successful acting career, but his turn as Rowdy Burns in 'Days of Thunder' is one of the most memorable on-screen depictions of motorsports on the big screen," said Richmond President Dennis Bickmeier. "With the actor who played Rowdy Burns driving the Official Toyota Camry Pace Car, I can only imagine how the Action Track will come to life 'under the lights' for the TOYOTA OWNERS 400."
Rooker has thrilled fans for decades with complex portrayals of characters audiences can't help but cheer on despite their dark personas. He made his film debut in 1986 playing the title role in Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. He has since appeared in numerous films including Mississippi Burning, Sea of Love, Days of Thunder, JFK, Cliffhanger, Tombstone, Mallrats, Rosewood, The 6th Day, and Jumper. Rooker also has a prolific relationship with writer/director James Gunn, appearing in Gunn-helmed productions Slither, Super, The Belko Experiment and Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy franchise.
He has guest starred on numerous TV shows including Stargate SG-1, CSI: Miami, Las Vegas, JAG, Numb3rs, Law & Order, Chuck, Criminal Minds, Psych, Burn Notice, and Archer. He added his voice talents to Activision's video game The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct. Rooker's voice-over work in video games has also included Mike Harper, the lead character in Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, and the villain Vikke in Lollipop Chainsaw.
Rooker, who has eight brothers and sisters, was born in Jasper, Alabama and studied at the Goodman School of Drama in Chicago, where he moved with his mother and siblings at the age of thirteen.
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Universal Music Japan launches Pokémon Music Collective project with first single「うたう」by imase available to download from September 14th
Just 21 year of age, imase marked his professional debut in December 2021 with the song 「Have a nice day」. His second release 「逃避行」 ("touhikou", meaning "elopement") was a number one hit on TikTok's Hot Song Weekly Ranking on Billboard Japan, while his third release 「Pale Rain」 was a collaboration with Japanese hip-hop artist PUNPEE and Toby Fox, the game designer and composer behind the indie hit game Undertale.
A long time fan of the Pokémon franchise, starting with 2006's Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, 「うたう」is filled with imase's overflowing love of the franchise. The song's lyrics include numerous nods to the franchise, such as the reference to Charmander in the opening with the word 「人影」 ("hitokage", meaning a figure or shadow of a person, and pronounced the same way as ヒトカゲ, which is Charmander's Japanese name)
imase said:「強敵にやられたとき、ジムリーダーに挑む前、負けられないポケモンリーグ、いつもそこにはポケモンセンターがありました。そんな思い入れのあるポケモンセンターを、聴いてる人がイメージできるよう楽曲を制作しました!みんなの心にもポケモンセンターを……。
When I was beaten by a powerful enemy, before I challenged a Gym Leader, or with the Pokémon League that I couldn't give up on, a Pokemon Center was always there. I made this song so that the listeners can imagine the Pokemon Center with that kind of emotional attachment! A Pokémon Center in everyone's hearts...
(There are various Pokémon hidden in the lyrics, so please look for them!)
「うたう」 will have its world premiere on Japanese radio on Tuesday September 13th, during the "SONAR MUSIC" program on J-WAVE (81.3FM), hosted by Akko Gorilla, which will air between 10pm and midnight (JST). Overseas fans will need a VPN to listen in to the digital broadcast, which is otherwise geo-locked to listeners in Japan.
The Pokémon Music Collective project is based on the concept of "bringing new music to the world based on the sounds of the "Pocket Monster" game series." The project will connect various artists working in different genres through their Pokémon music compositions, with a regular series of releases planned.
EDIT: The song has now released, and can be streamed worldwide via YouTube.


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A Rio Rancho entrepreneur has a dream to become a world enterprise through shipping containers.
Annie Irizari is the founder of Core Community Housing, a social enterprise working to re-engineer shipping containers. She is in the planning stages of her company and has many ideas on what she can do.
"My vision is to make this a global organization; that's the legacy I want to leave behind. I think it's still in the infancy stages right now. So I'm just in initiation and planning. I'm trying to kind of render the design; I'm trying to get funding," Irizari said.
She wants to re-engineer shipping containers to help farming, technology and housing. Irizari has worked with companies like Bank of America as a project consultant, she said.
She wants to use what she has learned in the business world and marry it to social causes she is passionate about, Irizari said.
With a buy-one-give-one-for-others model, people who purchase re-purposed shipping containers from her can contribute to communities in need, she said.
Ideas Irizari has for shipping containers are to make portable aquaponics farming units, pods for computer servers and data centers, and affordable housing.
Her goal is to create affordable solutions to big problems, she said.
"I think it is getting to a point that I don't know how my daughter — who is a millennial — is going to afford housing," she said.
She would also like her containers to serve as disaster relief: Her containers can serve as portable medical units or portable housing.
"I grew up in (the Philippines) where disasters are very, very frequent: flooding, typhoons, those kinds of situations. And when I grew up, my professional career has been disaster recovery and technology," she said.
Her biggest challenge in her social quest has been navigating through multiple organizations — government and non-government — to start her business, she said.
"I'm being very creative in the way I'm trying to find funding," Irizari said.
She has applied for scholarships, grants and entered contests to secure funding.
"If New Mexico becomes too difficult, I may be tempted to move out of state as well," she said.
Irizari said she would like politicians to make New Mexico more business-friendly and assist her in her vision.
New Mexico has a gross receipts tax that many other states do not have. GRT is levied on businesses for sales of goods and services, and usually passed on to customers. On average, about 45 percent of New Mexico's gross receipts are taxable, according to the state Tax and Revenue Department.
"I hate the fact that this state is so bad to do business in. My accountant tells me this all the time: 'You have to pay a gross receipts tax for services.' For my accounting services, I have to charge 7 percent, 8 percent, and it keeps going up. From that perspective, that is another roadblock," Irizari said. "I would like to bring the business here and help the economy, but at the same time, the government has to help us out in order to be successful," Irizari said.
Core Community Housing is a home-based business in Rio Rancho. Despite challenges, Irizari would like to see her business grow locally, she said.
"I was hoping to start it in Rio Rancho and maybe have a headquarters based out of Rio Rancho. Because I see Rio Rancho as an opportunity, you have open space out here, you have open land, so I'm hoping that I can take advantage of that," she said.
She is not looking for a handout, but the processes of finding business resources is convoluted, she said.
Sandoval County Director of Economic Development Dora Dominguez said starting a business presents many challenges and New Mexico has many organizations to help.
Resources include:
• New Mexico Small Business Development Center (SBDC),
• Women's Economic Self-Sufficency Team,
• ABQid,
• Central New Mexico Community College business programs,
• Creative Startups,
• Ignite Community Accelerator,
• ActivateNM and
• Sandoval County Business Development.
"I can personally attest to the volumes written with respect to New Mexico's need for a one-stop shop for business start-ups," Dominguez said. "These resources do exist in the state ,but provide little assistance for the business entrepreneur."
By co-locating organizations where entrepreneurs can obtain business advice and permits, could serve a greater purpose in the business community, she said.
Dominguez said SBDC is vastly understaffed but still works to meet the needs of Sandoval County.
"SBDC is currently working to address staffing and currently looking to once again staff an SBDC office at the Rio Rancho chamber of commerce," she said.
Irizari said she knows there are resources available; her biggest struggle is finding them.
"I feel like you have to know somebody and then they have to know somebody," she said.
She was able to find guidance through the center with SBDC business advisors Kristin Groves and Tim Harjo.
"They've been instrumental in giving me guidance in the entrepreneurship journey — point me in the right direction, apply critical thinking and focus where needed as the company and business vision evolves," Irizari said.
Groves said many of the clients she meets with at FatPipe in Rio Rancho need help understanding the rules and regulations of running a business.
"I also see many businesses struggling to find the right employees, not planning their steps and having a hard time finding the right financing. These are all challenges I see our business owners are faced with on a daily basis," Groves said.
The center offers training and workshops to assist business and will work with a business as long as needed.
"Rio Rancho is a great place to start and/or grow a business and the SBDC at CNM is here to assist them in their community," Groves said.
Irizari applied to a program through the University of New Mexico to utilize six students working toward their master's of business administration. It is a 14-week strategic management capstone that will accelerate Irizari's business strategies.
"What's interesting in this journey is where we end up is not necessarily where we started. It is a journey, not a destination. It's Robert Frost's poem come to life on 'The Road Not Taken.' I think entrepreneurs' dream is really 'taking the ordinary into the extraordinary' as we take 'The Road Not Taken,'" Irizari said.


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Learn to make beautiful, stylish Christmas decorations using eco-friendly materials that won't cost a fortune or harm the planet!If you love Christmas, you'll love this book! It's filled with lots of ideas to create your own stylishly beautiful, eco-friendly Christmas.All you need to do is save up some recyclable or foraged items such as cardboard, newspaper, wine bottle corks, twigs and pine cones. You can choose your own color scheme to match your home and, because the materials are recyclable, you could make new ones every year! Including all the things that make Christmas special, such as tree decorations, advent items, Christmas cards, table decorations, wreaths and many more, there are 30 fabulous projects to make, and ideas for many more. So start collecting and learn how to make gorgeous, professional-looking decorations cheaply, without harming the planet.
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text: Food Allergies And Acne: Could Your Diet Be Causing You To Break Out? 30 December 2014 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog Did you know that many allergy and skin care authorities believe that food allergies are the most common cause of acne? While hormones and age obviously play a role in acne breakouts, the most fundamental cause of skin blemishes may be allergic responses. Unfortunately, it's more complicated to correct acne by tracking down food allergies than it is to simply fight acne using skin cleansers and antibiotics. However, determining food allergies or dietary factors that trigger acne will probably be much more effective in the long run than these more superficial means of combatting outbreaks. Read More


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For this month's Philadelphia Housing Index (PHI) blog post, we took a look at new construction permit data from Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspection to see how Philadelphia's development pipeline performed during the COVID-19 pandemic and which neighborhoods showed the most construction permitting activity in the past year. We filtered the data to examine […]Read More
As the global pandemic challenged the world order and the US economy suffered its biggest blow since the Great Depression in Q2 2020, the housing market in the US and in Philadelphia briefly experienced a decline in spring due to the stay-at-home orders. After strong housing index growth through February 2020, the Philadelphia Housing Index […]Read More
In our last Philadelphia Housing Index (PHI) Present Value blog post, we took a look at the trend of this year's housing market since the pandemic started. Our analysis showed that the housing market peaked in April likely because transactions that took place in that month had been in process before much of the economy […]Read More
The last time we featured the Philadelphia Housing Index (PHI) in a Present Value blog post, we were in simpler times—back in February and talking about the future trajectory of the Far Northeast. It is not news to point out the substantial slowdown in home sales on account of COVID-19's disruption or the slower pace […]Read More
As far as Philadelphia neighborhoods go, the Far Northeast often goes unmentioned when talking about economic development or real estate activity. But as an urban planner (and someone who spent their formative years living there), I thought it would be worth focusing an edition of our Philadelphia Housing Index (PHI) Present Value blog on some […]Read More
If you've been following our Philadelphia Housing Index (PHI) posts, you may have noticed one neighborhood we have not spent a lot of time talking about has been Brewerytown. But in the last 2 years, this neighborhood has seen a significant rise in its PHI and growth in the home sales activity that it's worth […]Read More