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OROVILLE — The unknowns attached to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act can be unnerving to small businesses and consumers alike.
Known as Obamacare, there are many elements of the national health care reform law still being hammered out, say local experts.
Generally pessimistic about government reform programs, small businesses can only wonder what might happen to them, their employees and their bottom lines.
The new law affects businesses that employ 50 or more workers, and consumers. If either ignore the provisions of Obamacare, there are penalties.
While Bob Wentz is the top executive of Oroville Hospital, he also is a small business owner of a fitness business.
Wentz and insurance company owner John Dahlmeier, both of Oroville, recently spoke to a group of business owners, hosted by Oroville Economic Development Corp.
"There's a lot of confusion out there over Obamacare," said Dahlmeier later.
"The purpose of reform is to increase the number of insured people, and to try to decrease consumers' cost," Wentz said.
Some employers may find the health exchange provides better value and lower costs than their current health insurance benefits, said Wentz.
For firms unable to afford health insurance for their employees at all, it could be an opportunity.
Employers of 49 or fewer full-time employees will be exempt from the health care requirement, Wentz noted, but pointed out the new law redefines the meaning of full-time. Employees who work 30 hours or more a week, or 120 hours or more per month, are now considered full-time, rather than the traditional 40-hour-week criteria.
The shift to 30 hours is to stop employers from reclassifying full-timers to avoid the obligation, Wentz said.
The law makes provisions for a tax credit for some small businesses to offset the cost of enrolling employees in health coverage.
Also an Obamacare benefit in Wentz's mind is that insurance providers won't be able to turn away individuals with existing health problems as they have in the past.
For consumers, the law mandates that individuals have insurance, provides subsidies to some to help pay premiums, and penalizes those who don't get insurance. "People say they're just going to take the fine," Wentz said.
For an individual, the annual penalty starts at $95 or 1 percent of income, whichever is greater, and then climbs in subsequent years. For families, the fine starts at $285 or 1 percent of household income, and also rises each year.
Companies of 50 full-time employees or more that don't make arrangements by January will face a federal fine as well.
The IRS will be determining if Americans have coverage.
More than 5 million Californians are uninsured, according to Covered California, the state's health exchange.
The exchange has established www.coveredca.com for information, but not many details are listed, Dahlmeier notes.
For those needing to choose insurance coverage, enrollment opens Oct. 1, 2013, and coverage takes effect Jan. 1, 2014.
Californians will be able to figure out their monthly premiums and out-of-pocket expenses through Covered California, but insurance companies will be submitting their bids later this year.
There is a cost-estimate calculator for individual health insurance on the website this week.
Tax credits will be available for qualifying small businesses with fewer than 50 full-time employees that want to provide coverage.
"People can't see how much it's going to cost them yet," Dahlmeier noted. "There's a ton of information out there, but it's hard to make a decision when you don't know the true cost."
Dahlmeier also wonders how smoothly the process will go, with millions of people hunting and signing up for insurance. Another consideration is how the information will be shared with non-English speakers, an issue for every state.
Individuals with health insurance from their employers or on a government health program like Medicare or MediCal in California do not need to do anything.
For businesses interested in more research on the issue, Wentz recommends business-focused, consumer advocacy and government websites.
Dahlmeier recommends that businesses or individuals sit down with insurance brokers and their accountants to explore options.
Town hall meeting over Obamacare planned
YUBA CITY — A town hall meeting and information session on Obamacare is being hosted by Assemblyman Dan Logue, R-Loma Rica, and the Yuba-Sutter Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting will be 1-3 p.m. March 15 at Yuba City Hall, 1201 Civic Center Blvd.
A panel discussion is planned to discuss the law's impact on north-state individuals, families and businesses.
The panel includes Logue; David Panush, director of government relations for California Health Benefit Exchange; Paradise physician Richard Thorp, president-elect of California Medical Association; Jackie Sillman, chair of Yuba-Sutter Chamber; Sutter County Supervisor Jim Whiteaker; Yuba County Supervisor Andy Vasquez Jr.; and Ken DeVore, legislative director of National Federation of Independent Business.
There is no cost to attend the workshop.


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Who's in Washington Purgatory?
Meet the luckless Obama appointees caught in career limbo.
For the past 900 days—nearly three years—Ken Kopocis has been languishing in the bureaucratic equivalent of Guantánamo Bay: The longtime congressional staffer is waiting to be confirmed as President Barack Obama's nominee to oversee clean water regulations at the Environmental Protection Agency. And for that entire time, the exceedingly low-profile pick ("whitest white bread" is how a pal describes him) has had his nomination held up by Sen. David Vitter (R-La.), who was concerned that Clean Water Act enforcement would slow big private-sector projects, including a major Alaskan gold and copper mine. So, Kopocis knots the tie every day and heads to the EPA as a consultant, where he's forced to defer to career civil service officials on major issues, effectively robbing Obama's team of direct operational control of an important portfolio.
If misery loves company, Kopocis has plenty—a haggard holding pattern full of White House picks for jobs great and small, ranging from the head of the Federal Reserve to a slew of deputy's deputies in federal agencies. The practice of sitting on presidential picks might not be new—Democrats bottled up close to 200 nominees in George W. Bush's last year—but seldom have there been so many appointments languishing in limbo. According the White House, close to 250 presidential appointments are currently waiting for confirmation. (For the full list, see below.) A fact sheet put together by Senate Democrats calculates the average wait for all the appointees—executive department nominees and judicial ones combined—at about 160 days. Strikingly, the 228-day average wait for judicial appointments represents a new record (though, just barely: Democrats stalled Bush's bench appointees by an average of 211 days, according to the GOP Senate Judiciary Committee staff).
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's (D-Nev.) decision to invoke the "nuclear option" in late November was geared at clearing the way for the judicial nominees—an especially important group whose lifetime tenure gives them the capacity to shape law long after Obama is gone. The nuke threat ensures pre-holiday floor votes for the administration's highest-profile nominees for non-judicial posts, people including Janet Yellen, picked to helm the Federal Reserve; Mel Watt, tapped to oversee the federal Housing Administration; and Jeh Johnson, who will soon become the secretary of homeland security. But administration and congressional aides say the course ahead is less clear for many of the picks lower on the totem pole; Senate Democrats are hoping to settle accounts on many of these nominees through the usual backchannel negotiations with angry Republicans.
The stalling is not all the fault of the GOP: Many of the more recent nominees—around 140 of them—are bottled up in Democrat-controlled Senate committees for sundry reasons, including White House foot-dragging, a flurry of pre-hearing queries from Senators or simple scheduling conflicts within the committees. "Despite the inflated claims, the overwhelming majority of nominations aren't even pending before the Senate—they're still in Democrat-led committees," says Don Stewart, a spokesman for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.). "We can't block nominees that aren't even here."
The human resource pinch caused by these machinations is especially acute at the State Department—a problem exacerbated by the post-Hillary Clinton departure of many top Foggy Bottom officials, and Secretary of State John Kerry's prioritization of global troubleshooting over the time-consuming slog of re-staffing. Meanwhile, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), has placed holds on a number of key State Department nominations in hopes of extracting more information on the 2012 attack at the American mission in Benghazi. In the days leading up to Reid's nuclear threat, Foggy Bottom officials had brokered some movement for a few nominees. But several remain as high priorities for the Democrats, as this roster—culled from a series of "top-10" lists submitted to Politico Magazine by Senate aides and administration officials—shows.
1. Michael Connor, deputy secretary, Department of the Interior
Nominated July 30, 2013
Democrats claim it was Vitter who placed a hold on Obama's pick for the Interior Department's critical number two – which a Vitter spokesman denies. Either way, it's a position that has become a flashpoint for conservative griping over limitations on logging, mining and the like.
2. Rose Gottemoeller, under secretary of state for arms control and international security
Nominated May 31, 2013
Non-proliferation veteran Gottemoeller, who is currently serving as "acting" under secretary, isn't a controversial pick, but she has been caught in the general slow-walk – and has yet to earn a vote on the Senate floor.


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"The Treasury of Knowledge excellently presents the entire corpus of the sutra and mantra traditions from the paths of the common sciences all the way up to the uncommon Great Perfection or Atiyoga, which is the culmination of the nine vehicles."—H.H. Dudjom Rinpoche
"Jamgön Kongtrül Lodrö Tayé was one of the leading scholars of the nineteenth century. He broke through sectarian constraints and achieved a deep understanding of the the different philosophical approaches in Tibet. I have no doubt that by studying Kongtrul's works readers will be inspired to emulate his great qualities of humility, dedication, patience, and nonsectarianism."—H.H. the Dalai Lama
"This translation closes a longstanding gap, providing both Western scholars and practitioners with a sound foundation of the various Buddhist schools and their tenets as they are taught in the Kagyu school. In particular, the text furthers our understanding of Jamgön Kongtrül's presentation of the shentong view and its sources supplemented by many helpful annotations. The introduction gives an excellent overview of the development of doxographical literature in both India and Tibet as well as Kongtrül's entire Treasury of Knowledge."—Karl Brunnhölzl, author of Straight from the Heart
"Khenpo Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche gave extensive instructions to his students about this part of the Treasury of Knowledge so that by learning the stages of Buddhist philosophy we could gain certainty in and also come to experience that which transcends philosophy—the true nature of mind. That this book is now available in English for all students to make use of in this way is wonderful."—Ari Goldfield, translator of The Moon of Wisdom
"In making a concerted effort to publish the works of translators and translation groups, Snow Lion is playing an important role in the transmission of Buddhism to the West. Their commitment to publish major works such as this will ensure that substantial portions of Tibetan Buddhist learning will become accessible to a wider range of Western students and practitioners."—The Mirror
"Jamgön Kongtrül is considered to be one of the great leaders of the nonsectarian movement in Tibetan Buddhism and his Treasury of Knowledge is considered to be one of the most important texts for reference and study in Tibetan Buddhism. Many Tibetan teachers have a compact edition of this monumental work in their travel bags in order to consult it again and again for detailed questions of all types, and not infrequently whole chapters serve as the basis for courses."—Cornelia Weishaar-Gunter, Tibetan translator
"Skillfully translated into English by expert and practicing Buddhist Elizabeth M. Callahan. . . . An undeniable classic, ideal for scholars and practitioners of Buddhism seeking to apply analytical inquiry to their understanding. Highly recommended."—Library Bookwatch
"Meticulously researched and carefully worded, Elizabeth Callahan's translation of this key section from Jamgön Kongtrül's Treasury of Knowledge provides readable access to a terse and knotty exposition of a complex area of inquiry and study for which we as her beneficiaries owe a considerable debt of gratitude."—Jules Levinson, PhD, Light of Berotsana Translation Group


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Hecla Files Technical Report for Lucky Friday
Apr 02, 2014, 21:04 ET
COEUR D'ALENE, ID, April 2, 2014 /CNW/ - Hecla Mining Company (NYSE:HL) (Hecla or the Company) announced that it has filed in Canada a National Instrument 43-101 technical report for its 100% owned Lucky Friday mine, entitled "Technical Report on the Lucky Friday Mine, Shoshone County, Idaho, USA" dated effective April 2, 2014. The report has been filed under the Company's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com, the website maintained by the Canadian Securities Administrators.
About Hecla
Hecla Mining Company (NYSE:HL) is a leading low-cost U.S. silver producer with operating mines in Alaska and Idaho, and is a growing gold producer with an operating mine in Quebec, Canada. The Company also has exploration and pre-development properties in five world-class silver and gold mining districts in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, and an exploration office and investments in early-stage silver exploration projects in Canada.
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
This news release and the Technical Report referred to above may contain "forward-looking statements" and "forward-looking information" within the meaning of the applicable United States and Canadian securities legislation, including, but not limited to, statements with respect to the future price of silver, lead and zinc, the estimation of mineral reserves and resources, the realization of mineral reserve estimates, future production, costs of production, capital expenditures, development of new deposits, exploration results, permitting time lines, government regulation of mining operations and environmental risks. Generally, these forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "expects", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates", "believes" or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved" or the negative connotation thereof. Forward-looking statements are based on the then current expectations, beliefs, assumptions, estimates and forecasts about Hecla's business and the industry and markets in which it operates, that, if untrue, could cause the actual results, performances or achievements of the Company to be materially different from future results, performances or achievements expressed or implied by such statements. Such statements and information are based on numerous factors and assumptions regarding present and future business strategies and the environment in which Hecla will operate in the future, including the price of silver, lead and zinc, anticipated costs and ability to achieve goals.
Forward-looking statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected, anticipated, expected or implied. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, metal price volatility, discrepancies between actual and estimated production, mineral reserves, mineral resources and metallurgical recoveries, litigation, regulatory, environmental and title risks, mining and operating risks, project development risks, political risks, global economic risks, labor issues, ability to raise financing and exploration risks and results. Refer to Hecla's Form 10-K and 10-Q reports for a more detailed discussion of factors that may impact expected future results.
Although Hecla has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof and accordingly are subject to change after such date. Hecla does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements that are included in this document, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.
Cautionary Statements to Investors on Reserves and Resources
Reporting requirements in the United States for disclosure of mineral properties are governed by the SEC and included in the SEC's Securities Act Industry Guide 7, entitled "Description of Property by Issuers Engaged or to be Engaged in Significant Mining Operations" (Guide 7). However, the Company is also a "reporting issuer" under Canadian securities laws, which require estimates of mineral resources and reserves to be prepared in accordance with Canadian National Instrument 43-101 (NI 43-101). NI 43-101 requires all disclosure of estimates of potential mineral resources and reserves to be disclosed in accordance with its requirements. Such Canadian information has been included to satisfy the Company's "public disclosure" obligations under Regulation FD of the SEC and to provide U.S. holders with ready access to information publicly available in Canada.
Reporting requirements in the United States for disclosure of mineral properties under Guide 7 and the requirements in Canada under NI 43-101 standards are substantially different. The Technical Report contains a summary of certain estimates of the Company, not only of proven and probable reserves within the meaning of Guide 7, which requires the preparation of a "final" or "bankable" feasibility study demonstrating the economic feasibility of mining and processing the mineralization using the three-year historical average price for any reserve or cash flow analysis to designate reserves and that the primary environmental analysis or report be filed with the appropriate governmental authority, but also of mineral resource and mineral reserve estimates estimated in accordance with the definitional standards of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum referred to in NI 43-101. The terms "measured resources", "indicated resources," and "inferred resources" are Canadian mining terms as defined in accordance with NI 43-101. These terms are not defined under Guide 7 and are not normally permitted to be used in reports and registration statements filed with the SEC in the United States, except where required to be disclosed by foreign law, as is the case here. The term "resource" does not equate to the term "reserve". Under Guide 7, the material described in the Technical Report as "indicated resources" and "measured resources" would be characterized as "mineralized material" and is permitted to be disclosed in tonnage and grade only, not ounces. The category of "inferred resources" is not recognized by Guide 7. Investors are cautioned not to assume that any part or all of the mineral deposits in such categories will ever be converted into proven or probable reserves. "Resources" have a great amount of uncertainty as to their existence, and great uncertainty as to their economic and legal feasibility. It cannot be assumed that all or any part of such a "resource" will ever be upgraded to a higher category or will ever be economically extracted. Investors are cautioned not to assume that all or any part of a "resource" exists or is economically or legally mineable. Investors are also especially cautioned that the mere fact that such resources may be referred to in ounces of silver and/or gold, rather than in tons of mineralization and grades of silver and/or gold estimated per ton, is not an indication that such material will ever result in mined ore which is processed into commercial silver or gold.
SOURCE: Hecla Mining Company
For further information: Hecla Mining Company, Jeanne DuPont, Corporate Communications Coordinator, Investor and Public Relations, 1-800-HECLA91 (1-800-432-5291), email@example.com


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Beautiful bracciated red jasper 108 mala. Can be worn as a necklace or wrapped around bracelet, or used for meditation. This beautiful jasper is accented by the copper plated pewter accent beads and om charm. I used 6mm gemstones for this mala and 3mm accent beads. These stones were strung on a durable nylon stretch cord.
If worn as a wrap bracelet it will wrap three times around a 6-8 inch wrist. If you need it to fit a larger or smaller wrist please indicate wrist size it the note to sellers box at checkout. I will add more or less accent beads to increase or decrease size.
I accept PayPal, credit cards and Etsy gift cards.
Cancellation must be requested within 12 hours of purchase.
****CURRENT PROCESSING TIME IS 4-6 WEEKS**** Due to a recent high volume of orders, I am currently shipping in 4-6 weeks on new orders.
Shipping policies listed below will resume soon.
*Due to the handmade and made to order nature of all my items, I do require a 1-2 week processing time on all items in order to get orders out in the order that they are received.
*Ordering multiple items may change processing time!
Etsy does not calculate additional processing time for multiple items. If I believe your order will take longer to complete than the current processing time of 1-2 weeks, you will be informed of a new expected ship by date.*
Peace Lily Creations ships internationally.
**International customers will be responsible for any customs duties or taxes. **
All items are shipped USPS First Class with tracking, or USPS First Class International.
Most international orders track internationally, some may only track until leaving the U.S.
You will receive an email notification and tracking number when your item ships.
Request a cancellation within: 12 hours of purchase
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Due to the fact that all items are made to order, I do not accept returns unless you are located in EU.
EU law allows residents to return an item by contacting the seller within 14 days of goods received.
If you wish to cancel your order, you must do so within 12 hours of purchase.
In the event an item is damaged in transit, I will replace or repair item. Buyer will be required to ship back to me, and receive a refund for any shipping charges incurred. The same rule applies to items that break within the first month of receiving item.
I do repairs at no charge, no matter how long it has been since purchase. Buyer will be responsible for shipping charges to ship back to me, but I will cover shipping costs to ship back to customer.
If a sizing mistake is made by buyer, I will re-size at no charge. Buyer is only responsible for shipping charges back to me. If a mistake is made by myself, I can re-size at no charge, and will also refund any shipping charges incurred shipping back to me.
I accept custom orders! If you like something, but prefer a different stone, number of wraps or would like a handmade fine silver button or charm, please feel free to request a custom order.
If you prefer a different metal button, charm, charm color or leather color, simply leave a note in the note to sellers box at checkout.
When choosing wrist size, please choose your actual wrist size, not the size you'd like the bracelet to be. I do add an inch to wrist size to leather and gemstone bracelets, and approximately 1/2 an inch to stretch bracelets for a comfortable fit.


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The employees & volunteers of the Town of Matthews strive to provide exceptional service to our citizens and to one another. We commit ourselves to exhibit the following 'Nine Keys of Service Excellence' in all that we do:
1. Building & Maintaining Positive Relationships
2. Problem Solving
3. Maintaining a Positive Attitude
4. Demonstrating Professionalism
5. Practicing Damage Control
6. Exceeding Expectations
7. Effective Communications
8. Teamwork
9. Equitable Service
On this page we will share stories of exceptional service provided by members of our department. We hope you enjoy hearing about the tremendous things our employees & volunteers are doing for others.


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US Micro necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 143 diseños de 40 diseñadores freelance.
We're reworking our website as part of an overall campaign to increase our web image and disseminate accurate information about the scientific reasoning behind our solutions. We also want to increase awareness of our companies process and why we have always had a "green" solution.
We want a home page with a template for content pages, and a blog page. Our home page will center around our three business focuses, Secure Asset Pick-Up, Computer Leasing, and Remarketing/Recycling. You can view these as three parts of the asset lifecycle - Ownership, End-Of-Life, and After-Life. We want the home page to evoke an image of the Recycle Triangle, without looking just like it.
In addition the home page should enable navigation and display of the following secondary elements (but with less emphasis/visibility). Blog, News, About Us, Contact Us,Tour
Modern look and feel, ajax transitions, etc. are all good.
Here is an example of a site that breaks out of the panel & tree menu mold: http://www.gravitatedesign.com
The three major services must be clearly visible on the main page. If you must emphasize one of the three, emphasize secure pickup.
- This Color scheme, or close #004200,#0D4303, #3F7D2F, #CDDEB7, #87180B (or if you are on kuler, http://kuler.adobe.com/#themeID/473327) - Feel free to break this. We want distinct contrast, and I know that's hard with the three greens here. This is more of a guideline than a hard rule.
- Use existing logo if possible. http://www.usmicrocorp.com
- A news section on home page, which will show 4 most recent headlines
- .PSD files for final product, .jpg or .png is fine for preview
- Tree menus
- Any hidden navigation, of any kind
- Flash
- Yet another corporate, blocky, three panel layout


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There are several options for combining a Middlebury degree with study in engineering. The most common is simply to complete a Middlebury B.A. in one of the sciences—normally physics for electrical engineering, computer science or physics for computer engineering, chemistry for chemical engineering, etc. At the same time, one should be sure to get a broad general education in science by electing cognate science courses, particularly in physics, mathematics, and computer science. A course in economics is recommended, and biology and/or geology are also valuable for some fields.


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Bollywood film Kambakkht Ishq has broken Shah Rukh Khan starrer Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi's record for opening day turnout, and thus, becoming the second highest grosser on the opening day ever in Bollywood. With Kambakkht Ishq, Bollywood has experienced two big hits in back to back weeks, after the release of
Kambakkht Ishq stars some of the popular stars like Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor along with
Industry specialists are predicting that Bollywood is going to see a super hit after a long time. Well, everything will depend on the interest of moviegoers. Although almost all the multiplexes as well as cinema halls experienced packed shows, there is no certainty that the movie will go on well in the coming weeks. So, let us not make any decision yet, rather we should wait and see if the movie can hold on the attention of the Bollywood fans.
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Harley fanatics are about to lose their collective shit. The crew from Milwaukee is going to show off its first electric motorcycle tomorrow, causing scads of chap-wearing dentists to revaluate their alternative weekend lifestyles.
The video above finally confirms the rumors that have been circulating for the past 24 hours.
A Scarlett Johansson stunt-double was caught on the set of the next Avengers flick riding a Harley-badged electric bike. And as pointed out by Visor Down, the build appears spot-on for a street-legal bike.
The pre-production motorcycle has everything necessary to meet U.S. safety standards, including mirrors, front and rear reflectors, a massive rear tire hugger, and off-the-shelf braking bits. If this was just a prop, they wouldn't bother. And these "spy shots" are obviously very suspiciously timed.
We don't have any specs yet, but based on the size and style, we're guessing Harley's e-bike will be more in line with the Zero SR rather than the Mission RS.


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We offer Low Price Policy for all prepaid hotel rooms to guarantee our customers getting the lowest rates possible. In doing so, we purchase a large number of rooms from the hotels in advance at discount prices to make them available for you and to make you enjoy the best deals available.
The Low Price Policy will ensure you the lowest room rates by giving you the opportunity to make a comparison of our price to others in the same circumstance.
If in case you can show us the proof that you could reserve the same type of room on exactly the same dates in advance from any other dealers at lower price than the rates you have booked with us, we will eagerly contact our hotel network right away.
From the previous record, we could always get the best deal in most of the cases.
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
Just Having Fun
8 comments:
- Madz said...
Uy kagwapa man sa imong princess Cooks, liwat sa mama sympre! hehehe....
Thanks for dropping and visited your other blog too.. mwh wmah wmah happy weekend...
- March 1, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- Umma said...
hahahaa... OMG!! super kikay na diay ni Chloe Cooks.. hahaha.. ka cute lagi pag naay girl oi! waaah.. I wish I have a baby girl soon..
She looks like a Persian princess indeed.
- March 1, 2009 at 6:02 PM
- Mummy Gwen said...
Wow...Chloe looks so beautiful there. Look at those nails!! I wish I have nails like that..hehe.. :P
- March 2, 2009 at 1:03 AM
- amiable amy said...
hehehe...joker ayo si Chloe hahaha...nice ba sa iya posing oyy
- March 2, 2009 at 9:45 AM
- niko said...
whoa! super kikay ni chloe!!! she looks like a persian princess nga!! :)
kakatuwa siya! pakurot nga! haha
- March 2, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- Mom of Four said...
I know I left a comment on this post. bakit wala yata dito..di ko alam kung na delete..
anyways, pareho sila ni Wrozlie ko, mahilig mag dress up. mga anak natin ang bilis lumaki noh? I like the nails, blue, wow...
- March 4, 2009 at 9:12 AM
- Anney said...
She is such a cutie!
- March 5, 2009 at 12:31 AM
- Cookie said...
Thanks to all of you for your nice comments. Yeah, Chloe really loves to dress up and pose in front of the camera. She likes girlie stuff a lot and loves to don a princess gown, hehe..but she will not hesitate to wear something eerie rin like vampire costume, haha.
Mommy Liz (mom of four), what happen kaya ba't di na publish? sorry about that ha? but i'm sure i didn't delete any messages here. sure na sure ako jan, hehehe... salamat for leaving messages here ha. lahat ng messages nyo, inaabangan ko talaga, haha.
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A black bear cub drowned in a north Boulder swimming pool Saturday night, shortly before its mother got into a backyard coop and killed several chickens, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has confirmed.
Officials said the cub drowned in a pool behind a home near the 700 block of Juniper Avenue, while the coop break-in apparently took place a few blocks away.
According to Parks and Wildlife, the mother and her two cubs had spent most of the day Saturday on a Juniper Avenue property, and both incidents occurred overnight.
Of the drowning, spokeswoman Jennifer Churchill said, "There was a pool cover, and I believe the cub got stuck underneath it. This is just kind of a freak accident. Sometimes (cubs) do get into trouble like this since they're little guys."
On a message board for residents of Wonderland Hills, the neighborhood just north of Juniper Avenue, District Wildlife Manager Kristin Cannon wrote she had "never heard of a bear, even a cub, drowning in a swimming pool before.
"Normally, they are very good swimmers," Cannon added. "This is a very unfortunate accident."
The cub's mother, meanwhile, proceeded to eat an undisclosed number of chickens.
"The folks had raised those chickens since they were little, so I think they were pretty upset," Churchill said.
Bears eating livestock is not uncommon, and Churchill said Parks and Wildlife has spoken with the family about reinforcing their coop to prevent a future attack.
"People always need to be diligent who live on the west side of Broadway, and make sure they're doing what they can to keep bears from being attracted to their homes," she said.
The mother and her surviving cub were spotted again in the area Sunday night and are thought to have been hanging around north Boulder for the last couple of months. Cannon said she believes they are the same bears spotted May 21 near Wonderland Lake and as recently as July 1 at the intersection of Jay Road and Diagonal Highway.
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HARTFORD -- Now that Connecticut is on the verge of becoming the 17th state to reject the death penalty, the only question is what will happen to the 11 men currently on death row, in various stages of appeal.
The bill recently passed by the state Senate on a 20 to 16 vote applies the repeal prospectively, and the clear intent, as stated repeatedly in debate last week, is to continue to proceed with those 11 death sentences, but not for any individuals found guilty of similar crimes going forward.
Democratic supporters of repeal, including Senate Majority Leader Martin M. Looney, D-New Haven, who has lobbied for repeal for decades, say there are examples of the courts upholding prospective changes that will allow the death penalty revisions to stand.
Republican opponents who favor continuing with the infrequently used punishment counter that an appeal of the changes is a certainty and that the court will not allow the state to execute the 11 based on constitutional grounds.
Only two men on death row have been executed in Connecticut since 1960, one of them only after he voluntarily gave up his appeals and argued for his own execution.
It is generally conceded that the policy change was crafted prospectively in order to get enough state senators to agree to the legislation. They wanted to be assured that the men on death row, particularly the two recently convicted and sentenced to death for their roles in the notorious murder of three members of the Petit family in Cheshire, will at some point be executed.
The bill could come up for a vote in the House as early as next week, where it is expected to pass, and Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has promised to sign it.
The harshest punishment in Connecticut for murder under special circumstances then would be life in prison with no possibility of release.
An amendment to the bill applies the treatment now afforded death row inmates to future felons sentenced to life in prison. They would spend 22 hours a day in their cells, be segregated from the rest of the prison population, be subject to frequent searches and be allowed no physical contact with visitors.
Those in favor of repeal argue that: the estimated $4 million spent each year by the state on appeals, which can extend for decades, is a waste of state resources; the death penalty is discriminatory by race and geography; it is not a deterrent to murder; and any mistakes are irreversible.
Opponents of repeal said the punishment is the correct one for the most egregious crimes and there is no evidence that the 11 are not guilty of the crimes for which they were convicted.
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William Dunlap, professor of law at Quinnipiac University, said he feels the revised policy, if adopted, can survive a challenge.
Whether one thinks of it as bad policy is irrelevant and of no interest to the court, Dunlap said, and will not be the basis of a successful appeal. But he did not think the public defenders who might bring the challenge would win with an equal protection case either.
Dunlap, who personally favors a complete abolition of the death penalty as many supporters of repeal do, said the decision was understandably a political one involving a compromise to maximize the number of votes for repeal.
Republicans who favor maintaining the death penalty put forth several legal arguments.
State Senate Minority Leader John McKinney, R-Fairfield, said no state Supreme Court in the country has addressed the constitutionality of repealing the death penalty prospectively, including New Mexico, which is the only one to date who has repealed it for future crimes.
McKinney said the New Mexico Supreme Court has ruled that defense lawyers can make clear to jurors in the penalty phase of a capital case that the state has abolished its death penalty going forward.
He said it was a "misreading" of that case to say there is a precedent that at least one state Supreme Court had upheld prospective application of executions. "It is a fallacy that the New Mexico decision reached the constitutional question," he said.
McKinney offered that no high court wants to decide a constitutional issue before it has to, and, in the case of New Mexico, there will be no need to do so if the jury sentences the defendent to life in prison, rather than death.
He argued that it makes no difference whether the intent of the lawmakers was to continue to move toward execution for the 11 on death row, but state Sen. Eric Coleman, D-Bloomfield, co-chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said the high court gives great weight to legislative intent.
The amendment describing the living conditions of future convicts serving a life sentence also applies to those on death row, if a court commutes their sentences. McKinney said this kind of language "sends a message to the court" that lawmakers assume this is a possibility.
State Sen. John Kissel, R-Enfield, another strong supporter of the death penalty, said public defenders will argue under the 14th Amendment that the new policy represents "evolving social norms of human decency" and they will use this to get inmates off death row.
Coleman said the men sentenced to death before any policy change are different than future criminals. "It is not a protected class of individuals. They are not similarly situated to those convicted afterwards," he said.
"There would be no equal protection infirmity" in the policy, Coleman contends.
Local defense lawyer Hugh Keefe said the likelihood that the 11 on death row will ever be subjected to a lethal injection are almost nonexistent.
"The chance of any of those guys being put to death is about as great as winning that $500 million lottery last weeek. It is just not going to happen," Keefe said. "You can't have the ultimate penalty depend on when you committed a crime. There is something inherently unconstitutional about that."
A longtime opponent of the death penalty, Coleman said lawmakers over the years have amended the death penalty and the courts have not applied those changes retroactively.
In 1846, the death penalty was changed from mandatory for convicted murderers to certain instances when it would not be applicable, and degrees of murder charges were introduced.
In 1951, lawmakers gave the court the option of death row or life in prison for those convicted of first-degree murder.
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Editor's note: The views expressed here are Peter Kareiva's and should not be taken as the position of The Nature Conservancy.
Conservation folklore has it that losing a species creates a cascade of negative effects for an ecosystem, tearing at its delicate web of life. Data tell a different story. Usually, species loss creates minimal impacts on how well an ecosystem functions, unless we're talking about the loss of many species — say, 50% of a given ecosystem.
But there are some species whose removal alters their ecosystem so drastically that even the most casual observer can see the difference. Most typically, these species are what scientists call "apex consumers" (also known as "apex predators") — species that exist at or near the top of their food chains, such as wolves, sharks, bears, foxes and sea otters. The loss of so-called "megaherbivores" such as wildebeest and elephants can also have dramatic effects.
But while ecologists have long known that apex consumers and megaherbivores are special, biodiversity conservation has rarely given them special attention. Why the neglect? Because protecting biodiversity is often turned into a "number of species" game — save the places with the most species. However, all species are not created equal — and it is wrong to invest equally in all species.
A path-breaking article just published in Science may change all that. Two dozen of the world's leading ecological scientists have synthesized their career knowledge studying apex consumers. The result is a tour de force, and the message for conservation is clear: Biodiversity loss in the abstract and numerical sense is NOT the problem. Biodiversity has been depleted before and then recovered. Similarly, it is being depleted now and will likely recover again. The problem is that the extinction process being driven by humans today is targeting apex consumers and megaherbivores, and thus is a much bigger deal than some "percent decline in biodiversity."
In the article, Jim Estes and his dream team of star ecologists examine nine case studies in which the effects of losing top consumers are depicted via a series of photographic contrasts: with and without the apex consumer. These pictures are astonishing in how vividly they display altered ecosystems. Of course, they also present detailed measurements of ecosystem change, but the photos speak volumes about the magnitude and extent of the effects. Without these large top predators, rates of infectious disease, wildfires, and carbon emissions can skyrocket. Losing them can also cause degradation in vegetation, water quality and nutrient cycles, according to the authors.
Take one example from Yellowstone National Park, where eliminating wolves led to an explosion in the elk population, which then feasted on trees such as willows and aspen that shaded the park's rivers. The lack of trees led to declines in species that lived in or along the rivers, such as beavers, birds and fish. Reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone, conversely, allowed these species to recover, and full ecosystem function to return.
Conservation has rallied around many different goals: lands and waters, zero extinction, biodiversity hotspots, charismatic species, and (most recently) ecosystem services. It is a mistake to think there is any one goal for conservation, because goals are human choices — they might be informed by science, but in the end they reflect human values and preferences. To the extent that science does inform our conservation goals, the article by Jim Estes makes a compelling case for making the protection and restoration of apex consumers one of our highest priorities.
Imagine a new conservation NGO with the goal of protecting or restoring the apex consumers in all of the world's major ecosystem types — so that at least one representation of every ecosystem or habitat type had its full complement of apex consumers. That conservation goal would be easy to track and observe progress (unlike the Convention on Biodiversity's goal of "slowing the rate of biodiversity loss," which is problematic to measure, scientifically dicey, and has thus far been impossible to achieve). The goal would inevitably lead to large intact ecosystems. The goal could still accommodate human activities (witness the reintroduction of wolves and grizzly bears into the Great Yellowstone ecosystem). And the goal would inspire many. Can conservation claim as much for its current goals? And do we have such iconic species to define and promote what we are trying to accomplish?
I know that apex consumers aren't the only things conservation needs to be concerned with. But the article by Jim Estes and colleagues should lead us to give more resources and explicit attention to protecting and restoring these species. They are the next best thing to a holy grail for our work.
Reprinted with permission from Cool Green Science Blog.


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OK, obviously, what happened down the left-field line at Yankee Stadium last night was some ludicrous, amazing bullshit, and umpire Mike DiMuro is a disgrace. But what about Dewayne Wise? By acting as if he had the ball in his empty glove, was he cleverly grabbing any available competitive edge, like Derek Jeter pretending to be hit by a pitch that glanced off his bat? Or was he being a scumbag fraud, like Derek Jeter pretending to be hit by a pitch that glanced off his bat? Let's gather in the discussion section below and talk.
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Photo via Getty: "Dewayne Wise #45 of the New York Yankees falls into the stands after making a catch off the bat of Jack Hannahan #9 of the Cleveland Indians in the seventh-inning at Yankee Stadium on June 26, 2012 in the Bronx borough of New York City."


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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) � A nonprofit group helping to keep children in New Hampshire and Maine from going hungry over the weekend is growing quickly, and organizers have developed a training program so it can be replicated across the United States.
End 68 Hours of Hunger is a volunteer-run organization that provides backpacks or bags of food every Friday for children who otherwise would go hungry over the weekend. It started with 19 Dover children two years ago and now includes 17 programs serving nearly 700 children in southern Maine and New Hampshire's seacoast region.
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This may be a problem specific to Reddit.com, but I find that if I follow a link to another site on mobile safari and hit back, that only part of the time will I see the latest copy of the page. A lot of times, I'll see a copy of the page from weeks ago that mobile Safari has cached for some reason.
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Hello All,
The Fall colors here in Chickaloon are at their peak. A sure sign summer has come and gone. I guess the only way to explain what happened to our Alaskan summer is "Time flys when you are having fun!"
Kathi and I have had a great if a bit wet summer guiding season. Our guided trips took us from camping with the big brown bears of Katmai in southwest Alaska to watching the Caribou migration in Gates of the Arctic National Park north of the arctic circle and many places in between. We feel lucky to have Alaska as our playground and our workplace.
Now with cool mornings and a frosting of new snow up high it's time to get ready for what I hope will be a real Alaskan winter. Plenty of snow with a good mix of clear and really cold to set up the trails and keep it interesting. As all the vets know I will be sending out my by now infamous trail reports as soon as the trail grapevine sends them to me. There may be terms like "knee deep river wide overflow", open water and glare ice in the gorge", "they blew the trail up so bad you can hide a volkswagen in the craters" . The conditions reported from The Trail on any given day may or may not exist during the race but you never know. Before all of the "From the Trail" reports begin here is a link to the latest attempt to "urbanize / civilize" The Trail. http://www.alaskanewspapers.com/pdf/td.pdf
Just as every year around this time we begin looking forward to seeing all of you both local and from around the world, old friends and new. We have another good field of competitors for the 2011 race which includes a tough group of trail hardened veterans and a strong field of rookies. February seems a long way off right now but I suspect just like summer that time will fly by and race time will be here before we know it. I will be on the trail this year helping put in the trail over Rainy Pass and through the Dalzel Gorge. I should see most of you somewhere on the trail. Kathi will be race central keeping friends and fans up to date with your progress from a location yet to be decided. She will get to see all of you at the pre race and starting line and hopefully from somewhere on the trail.
As always if any of you have questions don't hesitate to ask.
We hope all of you have a colorful fall and even better winter.
Bill & Kathi
Friday, September 17, 2010
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PRATT — The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks' (KDWP) trout program creates a popular winter opportunity for anglers across the state. This stocking program provides fish at more than 30 sites across Kansas and affords fast action when other fishing can be slow. Bitter cold temperatures across most of Kansas in late January and early February froze many of these trout waters, but unusually warm weather followed, breaking up ice and making water temperatures and access to trout ideal. And anglers are taking advantage of the situation.
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Kansas trout season runs Oct.15 through April 15. During this time, trout are stocked as often as twice a month at each fishing location. Most fish are 10 to 12 inches long, but contracts stipulate that a certain percentage of bigger fish also must be stocked. This gives Kansas anglers a chance to hook a trophy trout that might weigh 5 pounds or more.
During the trout season, trout anglers must possess a special permit in addition to a fishing license. This annual trout stamp costs $12.15 and is valid statewide. All trout anglers must have this stamp, which pays for the program. The exception is trout anglers 15 and younger, who may fish without a trout stamp but are restricted to a daily creel limit of two trout. With a trout stamp, youth anglers may take a full creel limit.
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How to Knit a Child's Hat
Using the master pattern here, this hat knits up very quickly and makes a great small gift. It has a paper-bag top that requires no decreasing. Simply knit the tube as long as you want, bind off, and close the top of the hat with a simple tie.
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These estimates are for a hat with a ribbed brim. The hemmed and rolled brims require slightly more yardage.
Hat A: Schaefer Yarns Chris (80% extra-fine merino wool superwash/20% nylon, 215 yd. per skein), 1 skein in color Julia Morgan. This hat, knit in size M, was worked at a gauge of 5 stitches per inch on a US 5 needle.
Hat B: Valley Yarns Valley Superwash (100% extra-fine merino superwash, 97 yd. per skein), 1 skein in color Blue Mist. This hat, knit in size S, was worked at a gauge of 5 stitches per inch on a US 5 needle.
Needles: You can use any one of the following needles in the size needed to obtain your desired gauge:
One 16-inch circular needle
One set of 4 or 5 double-pointed needles
One 32- to 40-inch circular needle
Two 16-inch circular needles
If you are working a rolled stockinette brim, you will need another needle of the same type, one size smaller than that used to obtain your desired gauge.
|Gauge in Stockinette
|Approximate Yardage
|3 sts/inch
|60–90 yards
|4 sts/inch
|85–125 yards
|5 sts/inch
|100–160 yards
|6 sts/inch
|135–225 yards
|7 sts/inch
|165–250 yards
Stitch marker
Seaming needle
You can work this project using any of the circular knitting methods. However, the smallest size may be difficult to work on a 16-inch circular because the stitches may be stretched out along the needle. It is easiest to knit small hats using the magic-loop method with one long circular needle.
Determine the desired circumference for the hat. Most hats should be knit with negative ease. Measure around the widest part of the intended wearer's head and subtract 1⁄2–1-1⁄2 inches from that measurement to calculate the hat circumference.
A hemmed brim is not as stretchy as a rolled or ribbed brim, so it's best not to include too much negative ease when using this hem.
Choose a yarn that is both machine washable and soft against the skin. Superwash yarns save moms some work, and softer yarns make hats that kids will wear. If a child has allergies or sensitivities to animal fiber, choose a cotton or acrylic yarn that meets the criteria above. If the hat will be worn in colder weather, stick with heavier yarns: bulky, worsted, or DK weight. Because this project is so simple to knit with very little patterning, it's a great place to use a variegated or self-patterning yarn.
After choosing your yarn, make a swatch in stockinette to determine your gauge and needle size and make you hat:
Using the long-tail cast-on, cast on the number of stitches specified in the following table for your gauge and desired hat size.
Arrange your stitches on the needles according to your chosen circular knitting method. Join for working in the round, being careful not to twist the cast-on around the needles. Place a marker to indicate the end of the round.
|Number of Stitches to Cast On
|3 sts/inch
|48 (54, 60)
|4 sts/inch
|64 (72, 80)
|5 sts/inch
|80 (90, 100)
|6 sts/inch
|96 (108, 120)
|7 sts/inch
|112 (126, 140)
Follow the directions here for the ribbed brim.
*Knit 1, purl 1; repeat from * to beginning of round.
Other rib patterns that are good for the bottom of a hat are 2 ×2, 2 ×1, and 3 ×1. Remember that your chosen rib pattern must fit evenly into your number of cast-on stitches.
Continue working in rib for 1-1⁄2 inches or the desired length from the cast-on edge.
Follow these directions for the rolled stockinette brim:
Using a needle one size smaller than the one you will use for the body of your hat, knit for 2 inches.
Change back to the larger needle and work the remainder of the hat.
You can also make a hemmed brim:
Work in stockinette stitch until the hat measures 1 inch from the cast-on edge.
Purl 1 round to create a turning ridge.
Work 1 more inch of stockinette stitch.
No matter which brim you chose, the instructions are the same for the remainder of the hat:
Work in stockinette stitch until the hat measures 6-1⁄2 (7, 7-1⁄2) inches from the edge of the brim. If using a hemmed brim, measure from the purled turning round. If using a rolled brim, measure from the bottom of the rolled brim. If using a ribbed brim, measure from the cast-on edge.
Bind off loosely. Weave in yarn ends.
If you worked a hemmed brim, fold the bottom edge up inside the hat along the purled turning round. Loosely whipstitch the hem in place on the wrong side.
Cut two or three strands of yarn about 12 inches long. Holding these strands together, tie them tightly around the top of the hat about 1-1⁄2 inches from the bound-off edge. Using a seaming needle, take the yarn ends to the inside and weave them in.


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A teacher friend called recently with a strange message. "I just found out that a lot of people don't know what tree acorns grow on."
He (I will call him John because that's his name) first became aware of this strange phenomenon after another teacher asked him the question. The other teacher didn't know. John got to wondering. So he asked one of his high school classes to raise hands if they knew where acorns came from. About two thirds did, so John, long experienced with high school students, asked one of them for the whereabouts of acorns. The student, embarrassed, said he didn't really know. John addressed the class again: "Perhaps you didn't understand the question," and then he repeated it. This time, with the threat of being asked hanging over them, only a handful of the students raised their hands.
Perhaps this class was an exception, John thought. He had the opportunity a little later to ask the question of a larger group— about 250 people. Only a handful knew the answer. Asked John of me: "Are we supposed to believe that people are getting a good education?"
The truth is, many of us, perhaps most of us, are illiterate about the world of nature. Our attention in life is focused elsewhere. Perhaps the way to resolve this kind of ignorance is to make up computer games based on natural history. But electronic games might not be the remedy for this kind of illiteracy. The problem is that the knowledge achieved would be almost entirely virtual. You could have a game based on identifying bird species— call it "Guess The Bird" — but the knowledge gained would be like that of many birdwatchers. They can name the bird they see, or even hear, but they don't know the least little bit about how that bird fits into the ecosystem, which is the most important part of learning about them. For instance, which birds depend on acorns for an important part of their food supply?
There is nothing wrong with not knowing something that ought to be common knowledge. It is only wrong when people don't know that they don't know. Everyone today likes to spout off about how we should manage nature but very few of us know enough about the issues (like population carrying capacity, like climate change) to discuss them intelligently.
Not knowing where acorns come from is symptomatic of something very perplexing. A culture which is that ignorant is going to be unaware of a great many more facts about nature and that could lead to environmental suicide. A culture that doesn't know where acorns come from obviously doesn't know much about trees at all, and so will go heedlessly on destroying forests until it destroys the ecosystems of about half the earth.
If you don't know where acorns come from, you won't know that acorn flour was once a staple food of native Americans, especially in California, and could be a staple food again. If you don't know where acorns come from, do you know where oil and coal come from? Do you know where a healthy environment comes from? Do you know, for instance, that a mature shade tree gives off 60 cu. ft. of pure oxygen every day?
Do you know where most of the building material for houses comes from? Where good furniture and tool handles come from? Where most fruit and edible nuts come from? Where rubber comes from? Where coconut, varnishes, nutmeg and turpentine come from? Where millions of acres of fertile land came from? Where hundreds of species of wild animals come from, some of which were probably our evolutionary ancestors? Where the life-saving fuel for many millions of people comes from?
Will a society that doesn't know where acorns come from really know where humans come from?
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Early adolescence can be a difficult time for children and parents alike. While adolescents are feeling insecure in their identity and abilities, parents often feel unprepared for the challenges that arise as their children mature, and they may view the early adolescent years from ages 10 through 14 as a time just "to get through." However, parents should know that they have an important influence on their children at this stage of development.
Of course, it's not easy to raise an adolescent. Exhaustion, anxiety, a lack of support, and limited resources may make it hard for some parents to be all that they want to be for their children. Additionally, there are outside influences that distract children and complicate parents' nurturing efforts. Whatever the challenges, parents share one aim: to do the best possible job raising their children.
At the heart of the No Child Left Behind Act, the national effort to improve education, is the belief that parents should be empowered to make choices about their children's education and that a family's income or zip code should not determine the quality of that education. This brochure is based on the larger Helping Your Child series of publications for parents and families, designed to provide parents with the latest research and practical information to help them support their children and ensure their children's success in school and in life.
Learning as much as you can about the world of early adolescence is an important step toward helping your childand youthrough the fascinating, confusing, and wonderful years from ages 10 through 14.
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As children enter the middle grades, parents often become less involved in their lives. However, adolescents need as much attention and love from their parents as they did when they were youngerpossibly more!
Here are some tips to help your child through early adolescence:
- Stay involved in your child's life, both inside and outside of school;
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