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[Ed: Here's an old post from the 2012 election cycle which, sadly, remains very applicable today.]
Eliot Spitzer, of all people, nailed the reason why Obama is deadlocked in the polls against a uncharismatic Wall Street tycoon despite a relatively productive first term: Obama's accomplishments all relate to stabilizing the economy back onto the path it was on before the financial crash of 2008. It's a good thing that President Obama bailed out the auto industry, pushed for an $800 billion stimulus, and started to draw down troops from the Middle East. Had he not done so, our economy would currently be in shambles, and so Obama deserves full credit for averting a short-term disaster. None of Obama's achievements, though, offer significant hope of changing the prevailing economic trend: declining real purchasing power, declining investment power, and declining job security for America's middle classes. Today, in 2012, we're every bit as much on course for a long-term economic disaster as we were in 2008. Obama doesn't even seem to recognize that problem, let alone offer concrete policy solutions that might help to address it. Consciously or unconsciously, people realize that Obama's not addressing their biggest worries, and that's why he's not winning in the polls.
Spitzer's post was very short, so let me elaborate a bit on the logic that we apparently share. Because of steadily improving technology and steadily globalizing markets, there is far less demand for the typical American worker than ever before. Technology creates wealth, in the abstract, because it lets us produce more goods with fewer resources. For the very same reason, though, technology destroys jobs. If one engineer and one robot (suppose it takes another engineer to build and maintain the robot) can build as many widgets as ten men, then that's two jobs where there used to be ten jobs. Even if the better technology drives the price of widgets so far that demand for widgets doubles, so we have two robots and two engineers, that's still only four jobs where there used to be ten. There are inherent limits on consumer demand based on the planet's natural resources and on common sense – nobody wants seventeen skateboards, even if they only cost $1 each; they'd just clutter up your garage. There are no inherent limits on the ability of technology to get more work done with fewer people – 70 years ago, a farmer could feed ten people; 40 years ago, a farmer could feed 400; today, a farmer can feed 4,000 people. By contrast, even though people are eating more food today than they were in 1940, they're not eating 100 times more food, nor are there 100 times more people. On balance, the rate at which we can make food vastly exceeds the rate at which we want to eat food. There's no reason to think this trend will stop, and so there are fewer and fewer jobs available for the same or larger numbers of people. By the law of supply and demand, that drives down people's real wages. When there are six or seven people applying for and competing for every one new job, there's no reason for employers to offer a high salary – you can attract competent, diligent workers just by posting an ad on Craig's List.
Similarly, weakening barriers to trade and the growth of the educated global work force are expanding the pool of people who can potentially get a job done well. When 99% of the certified engineers lived in America, Western Europe, Japan, and Russia, those engineers were in high demand – if they didn't get good terms at home, they could go overseas to South America, Asia, Oceania, etc. and enjoy good living conditions and pay there. These regions didn't educate nearly enough skilled technicians to meet local demand. That meant US employers had to offer premium wages to keep smart people at home. Today, the situation is inverted: other regions of the world are educating more professionals than they themselves have an economic need for. This means that US employers can get away with offering discount wages to American professionals – if the professionals won't accept low wages, the employers can always outsource the jobs to professionals in other countries who will see even a low US wage as unusually generous. Note that this has nothing to do with allegations of 'cheating' or 'currency manipulation' often tossed about by xenophobic populists. There are real problems associated with global free trade, but even if we completely eliminated all of those problems, we should still expect that engaging in meaningful commerce with nations who have a much lower GDP per capita and who educate a surplus of professionals relative to local demand will tend to push down US wages and relocate jobs from the US to other countries.
Another way that middle-class and upper-middle-class people used to help themselves economically is by saving. They would put money into savings accounts and CDs and bonds, they would accumulate equity in their homes, and they would enroll themselves or their kids in formal education programs so they could get promotions and earn higher salaries. None of these paths to accumulating wealth are working anymore for the median American. The interest rate on savings has been stuck at 1% for years; long-term bonds might pay off at 3%, but the rate of bond failures among even bonds that are currently rated AA is probably high enough to make up the 2% difference.
Home equity can still offer high returns to some investors, but those returns are more volatile than ever before, because the bulk of the value of a home is now in the real estate (and building permit) underneath it, rather than in the construction itself. Decades of NIMBY squabbling (and, to be fair, increased interest in conservation and urban planning) have made the right to build on a piece of property far more valuable than the lumber and concrete actually erected on the property. The exact value of those rights, however, is difficult to assess. They depend on how desirable the area is as a place to live, which in turn depends on the quality of schools, roads, police forces, the availability of local jobs, and even the ethnic composition of the neighborhood – all of which are subject to change over the 10 or 30-year time frame of a mortgage. Worse, the fact that there is now a robust market in residential real estate investment – including buying and selling of partial stakes and second mortgages – means that some people will buy up real estate not for future use or even for future sale to a new generation of homeowners, but because they hope to sell the house to other investors. This makes the real estate market inherently vulnerable to speculative bubbles. Realtors tend to estimate the value of a piece of property in large part based on what neighboring properties have recently sold for, but there's no guarantee that those sales were an accurate estimate of the homes' real value: even one mistake can create a positive feedback spiral that drastically overvalues the real estate for an entire neighborhood – and then anyone who buys into that neighborhood is just not going to see significant returns on their real estate savings, because they've seriously overpaid for their building permit. Because even one house can consume the bulk of a middle-class family's savings, the volatility in home prices is a huge problems for families who are trying to generate wealth by saving and investing.
Finally, certain kinds of education used to be a pretty reliable route to higher income. Thanks to subsidized public universities and restrained pricing behavior on the part of private universities, the tuition for an entire degree used to be roughly comparable to a year's salary. Now that tuition is closer to three years' salary, making the economic payoff of an advanced degree much less of a sure thing. If you earn an extra $10,000 a year for the next 30 years, is that worth borrowing $100,000, paying interest on it at 8% for the next 10 years, and giving up two years of income? Maybe it is and maybe it isn't. There's not necessarily any way to know in advance when you enroll in a program whether it will pay off for you. Obviously degrees like computer science are likely to have a higher value than English literature… but even degrees that were once considered safe and responsible, like law and graphic design, are turning out massive unemployment. 53% of college graduates this year are not working in jobs that require a college degree. Americans increasingly face the dilemma that they can't support the lifestyle they've been used to in their present income bracket – but their expected value from moving up into the next bracket is roughly zero after accounting for tuition, loans, and the risk of post-graduate under-employment.
What, if anything, in the Obama agenda will begin to ease this dilemma? There is a small but significant difference in terms of Pell grants, stimulus, grants for job retaining, etc. in the Democratic Platform vs. the Republican platform. None of these programs, though, is new, and not one of them does more that treat the symptoms. They are old programs from an old economy. They do not help fix the problem of a systematic, structural, rolling decline in the number of good jobs and good savings plans available to Americans, because they were originally conceived as Keynesian Band-Aids to help shepherd a basically healthy economy through temporary recessions, or to help vulnerable subpopulations break through social barriers to take their place in a thriving middle class. We should not be surprised that these anti-recession programs do little to create an increase in the number of jobs available (rather than just slightly slow the decline of jobs), any more than we would be surprised that filling a car's gas tank failed to stop the transmission from wearing out.
The only programs with a chance of seriously addressing the economic decline of America's middle classes are the ones that confront head-on the reality that there are fewer man-hours of work than before, and that there will be even fewer man-hours demanded next year. Given that fact, how should we respond? One obvious answer is to reduce the amount of man-hours associated with each job. Work is an essential part of human dignity, but there's no psychological law saying that each worker needs to have 3,000 or even 2,000 hours of work each year. People in France and Scandinavia seem perfectly content working 1,500 hour years, and we might be fine working as little as, say, 20 hours a week for 40 weeks a year. There would be inefficiencies from needing to train more people to perform each task – if you need 10 firemen to staff the local station instead of just 3, the extra 7 firemen have to get a year of EMT training each. But that's nothing compared to the inefficiency of taking healthy, alert adult workers and consigning them to long-term unemployment. Each worker who sits and does nothing is wasting a minimum of 18 years of nurturing and education – better to spend one more year of training to salvage that investment than to let the whole thing go to waste. Besides, the unemployed often receive welfare, food stamps, unemployment benefits – and sometimes run into health problems because of drug abuse, depression, etc. If we can take an unemployed person and take them totally off the public dole by incurring the social loss of one or two years of otherwise unnecessary training, society still comes out way ahead. Many of the new skilled workers could probably be trained by borderline retirees whose labor would otherwise be wasted (and who would otherwise be extra idle mouths to feed themselves). Drastically cutting the hours worked by each person would probably cause the demand for 'convenience' services like fast food and wash-n-fold laundry to plummet, and that would put some people out of work, but again – this is the kind of effect that would be more than offset by tripling the number of 'jobs' available in categories where demand didn't plummet. Convenience jobs, even after the multiplier effect, don't account for 70% of the workforce. Besides, demand would be stimulated for the goods that people would once again use to perform erstwhile convenience activities at home, such as cooking equipment and washing machines. Longer vacation times would also promote demand in the tourism and travel industries.
Why don't we naturally see this kind of labor distribution arising in the market, if it's so wonderful? Well, it's good for society overall if we make jobs take up fewer hours per year, but no one employer has an incentive to offer lots of part-time jobs. Unless a worker is completely burned out, their productivity per hour will probably be roughly comparable at 60 vs. 20 hours per week, and so the company saves on fixed costs like office space and fringe benefits, training, and the need to bring people up to speed on new teams and projects by just having a few of the usual suspects get lots of work done. Similarly, even though employees overall would be better off if they could all reduce their hours, nobody wants to go first. Asking for part-time work sends a signal that one is less reliable or less dedicated to the company's mission than other employees, who are competing for scarce raises, promotions, or (increasingly) for the privilege of not being laid off. There's basically a nationwide Prisoner's Dilemma at work – everyone would be better off if everyone had fewer hours, but anyone would be worse off if they alone asked for them.
Shifting society into this collectively better equilibrium thus requires collective action. One way that society used to promote caps on the hours worked in situations where long hours weren't absolutely necessary was by requiring overtime pay and instituting a large minimum wage. With mandatory time-and-a-half for overtime, it becomes individually rational for an employer to hire 3 workers at 40 hours each instead of 2 workers at 60 hours each unless the cost of training, office space, etc. is at least 50% of their salary. In principle, that time-and-a-half penalty could kick in at 30 hours a week, or even 20 hours a week. Instead, we're letting it fade away into irrelevance by classifying virtually all jobs as 'professional' or 'managerial.' When front-line retail clerks are considered 'associate sales managers,' it's not just the elegance of the English language that loses out…the sales clerks lose their rights to overtime pay. The handful of employers with jobs that are so obviously menial as to remain subject to overtime tend to avoid overtime pay by fiat, simply ordering their employees not to work more than 40 hours a week. Because these jobs pay so low, though – because the legal minimum wage is much less than the practical living wage – employees ordered to work only 40 hours a week simply take on between 1.5 and 2.5 jobs, each of which involves no more than 40 hours a week. Menial workers may be working 100 hour weeks after accounting for commute times – but they're still not being paid overtime, because their choice to work 40 hours at each location is technically considered voluntary. Raising the minimum wage would destroy some jobs – those jobs that truly are right on the margin, where there is no more room to pay higher wages without making the position unprofitable for the employer. Many menial jobs, though, involve a huge difference in bargaining power. The restaurant owner, e.g., can replace or do without an extra janitor for weeks on end with little problem, but the janitor is depending on that week's paycheck to pay the rent. When there is a large difference in bargaining power, we should expect most of the surplus to go to the employer – and so raising the minimum wage will more often tend to transfer wages from the employer to the employee rather than simply destroying jobs. Even better, if people can earn a living wage with only one job, they are much less likely to search for 1.5, 2, or 2.5 jobs. Even if an increase in the minimum wage reduced the supply of jobs, it would probably decrease the demand for jobs even more, thereby lowering unemployment!
Another obvious answer – this time to the problem of savings – is to remove the obstacles that keep the US savings rate artificially low. Currently, the US financial sector is occupied by a handful of "too-big-to-fail" banks that enjoy the implicit and explicit guarantees of the federal government. So long as they stay roughly within government regulations (and sometimes even when they don't), these banks are free to speculate as wildly as they please using a minimum of sound retail deposits. Whereas a bank that was exposed to the downside of its own risk would want to attract more depositors so that it would have a cushion and a margin for error in case a string of lucrative commercial investments went badly, a US-backed bank that wants to make more high-risk investments can simply increase the amount of its leverage. They simply don't need depositors, which drives down the interest rate that's paid to depositors. Worse, banks in the US can borrow as much money as they want from the Federal Reserve at about 0.75% interest, and then lend it out to very safe customers at 3.25% interest. This tactic is explicitly authorized as a way for banks to make up shortfalls in their government-mandated portfolios of safe holdings. There's no way 0.75% comes anywhere near the true rate of inflation, no matter which index you use. Official statistics suggest an inflation rate of around 2%, but obviously if you include items like health care, gasoline, or tuition, it's going to be much higher. That means that banks can supplement their deposits by borrowing unlimited amounts of money from the government at less than the rate of inflation – again, they have no reason to seek (or compete for) deposits because they can get all the money they want at a price that no self-interested individual consumer would agree to accept. Trust-bust the banks so that they're small enough to be allowed to fail, raise the Federal Reserve rate above the rate of inflation, and you'll see a stampede of banks falling over themselves to offer positive real interest rates to attract individual American depositors. Corporations and cities, forced to compete with the new higher interest rates for ordinary savings accounts, will likewise offer higher spreads on their bonds. Then, once people realize what's happened, a marked increase in savings rates, and therefore of peoples' ability to lift themselves into a higher income bracket.
Will there be short-term pain caused by a contraction in easy credit? Of course. But if the change is announced a year or two in advance of when it's actually going to happen (which would be needed anyway to provide enough time to trustbust and unwind the banking conglomerates), it won't come with a flood of bankruptcies. People will have a chance to cut back on their spending before their credit cards cut them off, and the short-term pain will be promptly outweighed by a long-term increase in useful investments – all that increased saving has to go somewhere, and much of it will likely go to infrastructure, modernization, efficiency projects, etc . that have been sorely lagging behind the available technology. Because some of those projects involve public property, tax rates may have to go up – but, actually, you could just put the whole extra tax burden on savings. You would increase savings slightly less that way, but you would still free up financial resources that are currently being dedicated to shuffling paper on Wall Street and spend them on badly needed bridges, trains, hospitals, power lines, sewer lines, etc. You could also finance the infrastructure investments through increased fees for services – it doesn't matter if electricity costs twice as much in ten years if houses, etc. are geared so that they only require half as much electricity.
Somewhat more creatively, we could think about what government initiatives could grow the overall size of the economy, even in an environment where few new industries are opening up and international competition is fierce. Two avenues for real growth that have been little exploited and less discussed are environmental reclamation, and sociological reclamation. Environmental reclamation means taking polluted areas or damaged ecosystems and rehabilitating them such that they become a sustainable source of economic profits. A desert is almost worthless, but a healthy watershed provides ecotourism, a modest surplus of clean fresh water, filtration and storm-surge-containment capabilities, and terrain for harvesting semi-wild plants and animals. A landfill full of heavy metals has negligible real estate value, but if the metals are responsibly catalogued and neutralized, the same site might be in high demand as a good place for new townhouses. Many of these sites are not snapped up by private investors simply because they sit on public land – perhaps a Navy base, or National Forest Land, or a county dump. A bill that got the land out of public ownership and into mostly private hands in order to improve its environmental status ought to be a bipartisan winner. Other sites are not developed because there is no way to adequately insure the investors against the risk that enough of the toxins remain to cause serious damage to human health. The solution here is to offer a sort of qualified immunity – if the developers broadly follow appropriate testing procedures, and honestly and conspicuously advertise the results of those procedures and the known (not the knowable) risks associated with those results, they are immune from lawsuits based on the toxins. Anyone who chooses to live in the area (and there will be plenty of people who will think it beats living in their parents' basement or in a gang-ridden slum) is understood to have accepted the risk that, despite the best efforts of well-meaning ecologists, something deadly slipped through the cracks.
Sociologically, we could try a return to the "War on Poverty" of the 1960s and 70s. The key insight here is that it could be cheaper, in the long-run, for society to truly rehabilitate criminals, the insane, and the seriously ill than it would be to warehouse them for the rest of their lives or to shuttle them among an alphabet soup of stop-gap welfare programs. Studies show that putting people in jail for as long as 20 years actually makes those people likely to commit more crimes over the course of their life than people who are paroled without jail time. Vanishingly few people kill, maim, steal, or deal hard drugs because they enjoy it – most people commit crimes because they are angry, desperate, or crazy. People who commit crime for fun might in theory be deterred and brought in line by harsh punishments, but people who commit crimes as a reaction to their circumstances or brain chemistry just aren't going to care what the sentence is. Rather than stick to the delusion that long jail terms work, we should invest in mental health services, remedial education, and electronic monitoring that will increase the odds of detecting a repeat offense – which studies show does actually tend to deter crime.
Even people who haven't actually done anything wrong could be served more cost-effectively by addressing the root cause of their homelessness, chronic illness, etc. When people can't get medical care to fix their TB and poorly healed broken legs, or can't get into a drug rehab program, they wind up being a burden on society (in terms of policing, security, emergency room services) and also losing any chance they might have had to contribute to society. Regardless of whether such people 'deserve' our help, a temporary 'surge' in tax revenues assigned and designed to try to drag these people out of the gutter and back into society by offering proactive, comprehensive care might more than pay for itself. Our last war on poverty didn't so much fail as run out of political willpower – it cut the poverty rate in a nice steady linear drop from 23% in 1960 down to 11% in 1973, and there's no reason to think it couldn't have gone on further if we hadn't started devoting 10% of GDP to the Vietnam war in the midst of an oil shock. Although unpopular, deliberate anti-poverty programs are demonstrably effective, and could increase the size of the real economy by freeing up land (prisons, asylums, slums, etc.) and labor (criminals, beggars, and, ultimately, social workers) for more productive uses.
I'm not myself an economist, and I don't have access to rooms full of geniuses the way major Presidential candidates do. I can't be sure that all or even any of the ideas I've sketched out would work. But hopefully I've highlighted what's wrong with the kind of thinking on display in both parties' economic platforms, and how much more effective a plan to fix America's economy could aspire to be. I understand that a candidate's job is to win an election, and not to lay out every detail of what they plan to do in office. Some details – especially unpopular details – can be withheld or played down. But voters have a right to know at least the general tenor of what a President plans to do and how a President plans to do it. If either candidate has any interest in fixing or even in studying the structural problems in the American economy – they've yet to show it.


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What kind of companies exist ?
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What kind of companies exist ?
Except for the sole proprietorships, there are 4 types of companies recognised by Japanese laws :
- Go-mei Gaisha (commercial partnership)- Go-shi Gaisha (limited partnership)- Yugen Kaisha (limited liability
corporation ; Ltd.)- Kabushiki Kaisha (general corporation limited by shares)
We could also add the Go-ben Gaisha (joint venture).
What are the advantages and disadvantages of each ?
Both the sole proprietorships and partnerships have unlimited liabilities, which can be very dangerous, as any personal
possessions (house, car, savings...) can be seized to repay potential debts. The go-shi gaisha type of partnership actually
has unlimited and limited liabilities, depending on whether they are general or limited partners. In any case, there must
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- Partnerships must have at least 2 partners. It is difficult to increase the size of the company, as new partners
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- Yugen Kaisha requires just one director and the number of employees is restricted to 50 people.
- Kabushiki Kaisha must have at least 3 directors and 1 accountant, but are not limited in size.
Partnerships are cheaper to establish than corporations. They do not require any notary fee (50.000yen) nor the revenue
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Corporations are safer than partnerships but more costly to establish. I would anyway recommend to
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have more obligations, such as submitting an annual report (which requires an accountant), are more suitable for big
Both Y.K. and K.K. command more prestige than partnerships, and therefore faciltate business with other Japanese companies. The
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The registration fee cost at least 181.000 yen for a Yugen Kaisha and 321.000 yen for a Kabushiki Kaisha (this is if
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Measures approximately 2" tall x 6" diameter.Forrest Lewinger began Workaday Handmade in 2012 as a creative side project during his moments of free time. Shortly after in his Brooklyn studio, Workaday Handmade fully manifested. Inspired by classic forms, Lewinger infuses bright hues and bold patterns into his handmade line.


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Middle School Matters - Apr 11, 2016 (Monday after SB)
General Announcements:
Welcome Back from Spring Break!
Be sure to take a look on Power School at missing work and help encourage your student to make up any missing items and then finish the school year strong!
Teachers Hold on for Victory Against 8th Grade Boys
Our male teachers dominated the court (until the last two minutes) and won an exciting game against the 8th grade boys' basketball team, 28-27. It was exciting and full of action!
8th Grade Girls Outplay Teachers
A team of female teachers won a game, but lost the volleyball match to our talented 8th graders. There were plenty of bump, sets, and spikes, but the teachers could not outscore the students. A fun, fun, fun time!
Fifth Grade:
Band: Pages 25, 26, 27. Practice a bunch! Lots and lots of songs on those pages. Be sure to turn in March Practice Records!
Orchestra: Welcome Back! We are going to warm up on lots of scales and then review pages 32 and 33. We will put together a super program for our May 06 concert-Grand Friends Day.
PE: We will learn how to play Eclipse Ball Jr. this week!
Spanish: Quiz on places, a la & al, and Voy, vas, vamos: 5H on Wednesday, 5B on Thursday, 5DW on Friday
Sixth Grade:
Band: We will be giving a concert with the rest of the Middle School on May 06 for Grandfriend's Day.
Bible: We will continue looking at the life of Jacob and Joseph this week. New choice for Bible memory verse were sent home on today. Look over the choices and help your child choose good verses to memorize, not just the shortest ones. We will need your signature on their choices.
History: Continue studying Ancient Rome lessons on Moodle. Global Studies Weekly # 25 due on Friday.
Language Arts: The next few weeks are important and busy for the 6th graders. We will finish writing our food "comparagraphs" this week as well as completing our newspapers for Friday, April 15. We will then begin working on our final portion of the World Fair project which is the persuasive paper. At home, students should be working on display boards. They are due on Wednesday, April 27 (the day before Fine Arts Night). If students turn the boards in a week early, they will receive extra credit.
Math: We will be calculating area and perimeter of trapezoids and irregular shapes. Also we will review circumference of the circle.
PE: We will learn how to play Eclipse Ball Jr. this week!
Orchestra: Welcome Back! We will warm-up on scales and review some bowing technique. New scales will be FLAT keys-pages 20 and 21. Our next concert is GrandFriends Day- on May 06!
Science: We will study convection this week. It has big impacts on weather!
Spanish: Family Tree FINAL draft due Thursday! See Moodle for details, and please use your approved rough draft so your final will be neat.
Seventh Grade:
Algebra (7th): Continuing our study of Polynomials and Factoring
Band: Fine Arts Night - April 28 - add to your calendar - this will be our big Spring Concert Extravaganza!
Bible: We will look at stories of Daniel and Esther this week.
History: We are starting Chapter 3 this week which will focus on the first settlements in the United States including Roanoke, Jamestown, and Plymouth.
Language Arts: The students will be focusing on the research portion of their essays this week, particularly in regards to bibliographies and in-text citations. Parents, you have received information about an important step in the Padeia project that is due this coming Friday, April 15 - your student should be informing you about it as well. A one-pager reading assignment is due this Friday as well.
PE: We will learn how to play Eclipse Ball Jr. this week!
Pre-Algebra (Kiser): Measures of center, variability, and mean absolute deviation. We must be careful with the computation this week.
Pre-Algebra (Kralt): Equation work, equations and more equations. We will finish the work for chapter 10 this week, with an eye on a test next Tuesday (April 19).
Orchestra: Welcome Back! We will warm-up on lots of scales and review sheet music for our concert on Fine Arts Night-Thursday, April 28th! Be sure to call me or stop in if you ever have any questions or concerns.
Science: Planning on a quiz over Investigation 4 on Thursday April 14. Study guide has been handed out.
Spanish: We will spend the week practicing with and reviewing our verbs from our "Verbs to know" list. There will be a TEST the following week (week of April 18.)
Eighth Grade:
Dessert Theater: Are there any parents interested in carpooling some students down to Caledonia to see their performance of High School Musical, Jr? A group of Caledonia students came to see ours, and there has been interest from students in seeing theirs Friday, April 22nd. I can help facilitate the carpooling, if anyone is interested! gro.naitsirhcada@revaewg
Algebra (Witte): We are starting Chapter 10 this week. We are learning how to work with polynomials.
Algebra (8th): We will review scientific notation and will learn about exponential growth.
Band: Fine Arts Night - April 28 - add to your calendar - this will be our big Spring Concert Extravaganza!
Bible: We will look at Christ's instructions to his disciples after the resurrection this week. April Bible memory due on the 28th.
Geometry: We will continue our look at proportions and shape changes. We will finish the work for Chapter 12 this week. The final exam is within sight! You have the first of three exam review packets, the answers will be available this week. Mrs.Kralt
History: This week we will continue our study on the Civil War.
Language Arts: Our penultimate unit in 8th grade will a run-down of grammar, focusing on parts of speech and sentence fluency. Students will be diagramming sentences. The 7th chapter of the Book of Memories project will be due next Friday (April 22). Because of the Willing to Wait program, the 8th graders will be alternating between Bible and LA during the oncoming days. Students will be given information regarding this accommodated schedule.
PE: We will learn how to play Eclipse Ball Jr. this week!
Orchestra: Welcome Back! We will warm-up our fingers and bowing on lots of scales and review. Our big concert is Fine Arts Night- Thursday,April 28th! Be sure to put it on your schedule! Call me if you ever have any questions or concerns!
Science: We continue a study of sedimentary rocks. Igneous rocks are up next.
Spanish: We will be working with gustar and reviewing for our upcoming test the following week: 8A on April 18, 8B on April 19th. INVITATION: Parents who like authentic Mexican food - Please join us Monday, May 23rd, at 7 Mares for an "Immersion Lunch." It's ok if you don't speak Spanish; the 8th graders can order for you! Contact Sra. Weaver for details firstname.lastname@example.com
Spring soccer schedules have been sent out. If you did not receive a schedule please contact Ms. Prins.
The swim meet for grades 6-8 has a time change. The swim meet will still take place on Saturday, April 23 @ Calvin College. However, the time has been moved to 4:00pm, warm-ups will begin at 3:00pm.


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I was petrified when the time came to take my first child home from the hospital. I timidly asked the nurse, "Will you show me how to change her before we go?" I had changed a few of my niece's diapers, but this tiny little helpless being was mine. I looked at her precious little face and thought about all the ways I could screw up. Over time, I figured out how to really listen to my intuition and take other people's advice with a grain of salt and you will too. New mamas, here are 6 tips to get you there faster.
1. Listen and Observe Your Baby – The best thing you can do to hone your natural maternal instincts is to listen to your baby's cries and observe his or her behavior. You will be the one who knows your child better than anyone so when it comes time to answer questions about your child's health or development you'll be ready with the answers.
Before you rush to pick up your crying baby (if you know they are safe) take a second to stop and listen. Pay attention to what the cry sounds like. Is it long or start and stop, is it muffled or a full on wail? Then once you figure out why your baby is crying, you'll be able to associate the sound with the cause. The more you observe, the quicker and easier it'll be to tell whether they are hungry, sleepy, need a diaper, are in pain or just need a cuddle. You'll also be able to answer your doctor's questions about behavior that is unusual for them.
2. Save The Panic For Later– Babies are actually surprisingly resilient. When my first child was about eight months old she was sitting on the couch next to me and when I turned my head for a split second she went bounding over the back of it just out of my grasp. She fell onto the laminate floor with a sickening smack and for a second I couldn't breathe. It took the longest second of silence ever, but then I heard her cry and my heart flooded with relief. I called the doctor and she told me to watch for signs of a concussion, but since she didn't lose consciousness she was most likely fine.
While you have to be especially careful with newborns, as they get older the probability that they'll get minor injuries goes up. The trick is to save the panic so that you can get them help first. You can freak out afterwards.
Oh and P.S. injuries to the mouth bleed like crazy. I spent $100 in the ER for that little piece of advice when my daughter cut her gum in a minor fall. No stitches were even done. Perhaps if I took a little longer to freak out, I would have thought to call the on-call pediatrician instead of racing off to the ER.
Again, you'll need to answer questions about an injury or illness so it's important to assess the situation and get the details before panic empties your mind.
3. Stay Off The Internet – Two days after I brought my first child home, my husband insisted we bring her to urgent care because she made a grunting sound in her sleep. He's the one to jump on the internet to consult with Dr. Google and come to the worst case scenarios when it comes to our children's health. If you really want to know what that rash is, make a doctor's appointment and for the love of all that is holy stay off WebMD or Google. You'll save yourself loads of unnecessary worry. Her grunting in her sleep was perfectly normal by the way.
4. Trial and Error Are Your Friends – You don't have to have it all figured out to be a great parent. Don't be scared to try something new or abandon a long standing technique that is no longer working. I always tell first-time parents, "Do what works, until it doesn't anymore." I co-slept with all of my babies until they got to an age where it became counterproductive and we both got less sleep instead of more. Then I moved them to the crib. Be wary of anyone who tells you definitively "this is what works." Every baby and family is different and they can only tell you what worked for them, not what will work for you or your child.
5. Ease Up on Your Expectations – I see so many good moms totally beating themselves up when they don't live up to their own expectations. When I was pregnant with my first child I told myself, "I will try to breastfeed." That's the extent of the promise I made to myself and as such I wasn't going to be devastated if it didn't work for me or the baby. It ended up being a great experience for me, but I know many women who really struggle with breastfeeding. So temper your expectations by saying, "I want to try to do this" instead of "I'm going to do this" when trying something new. You'll be less hard on yourself if things don't go according to plan and you'll be a happier mom, which is always the best gift you can give your child.
6. Accept Help of Any Kind – Sure, maybe your mom's fussing over the baby is getting on your last nerve, but if she offers to give you a break of an hour or even overnight, TAKE IT. When I was a new mom, my mother offered to come up once every month or so and watch my daughter downstairs overnight. Those days gave me the sleep I so desperately needed so that I didn't feel like I was falling apart. We may want to do it all or feel we need to, but if someone offers to help, take it without shame or worry. The truth is that none of us do it alone. It's too hard. When they say it takes a village, it's because it's true. Bottom line, if you can't get a hot meal, shower or some sleep once in a while you'll feel like you're losing your mind. You can't fine tune your maternal instincts if you're not taking care of yourself.
I have a special place in my heart for new moms. I see them in the store with their tiny babies. Sometimes they ask me with weary eyes how long it took for my kids to sleep through the night. I often don't have the answer that brings them comfort, but I want to tell you new moms, you WILL survive the baby years. You'll wake up one day to a chubby faced toddler racing through your house, then a tall and independent child, and then a moody teenager. Motherhood is a roller coaster. It's frightening, exciting and goes just as fast.
Erin Johnson a.k.a. The No Drama Mama can be found writing on her blog The No Drama Mama and Hudson Valley Parent when she's not wiping poop or snot off her three adorable kiddos. This "tell it like it is" mama has NO time for drama, so forget your perfect parenting techniques and follow her on Facebook or Twitter for her delightfully imperfect parenting wins and fails. Her work can also be found on Money Saving Mom and Mamapedia.


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Are you feeling nervous of going to a GUM (Genito Urinary Medicine) Clinic? Here is a BBC Three documentary about people visiting a GUM Clinic in Manchester:
To view all
four three videos, please click here. We have added subtitles to all four three episodes to provide access to the Hard of Hearing. Welsh subtitles and BSL interpreted versions to follow.
Series 1 – Manchester's "The Hathersage Centre" GUM Clinic
Episode 1:
In this episode, meet Courtney and her friend Danielle and Kirvin and his friend Joe for their sexual health screening. Also meet Adam and Tim who have a rapid HIV test at the LGF now known as the Lesbian, Gay, Bi and Transgender foundation.
Episode 2:
Meet Gay porn actors, Lloyd and Skylar who have a sexual health screen before a porn film shoot. Also meet with friends and rappers Francis and Jarmian who go for a sexual health screen. We meet Heidi who thinks she has a 10% chance of having a baby, following an eariler STI and advice from her GP. Housemates Marissa and Martin find out why Martin is itching at night.
Episode 3:
Meet friends Ben, Roo and John, who are friends with Abi and Danni who go for a sexual health check up. Long distance relationship partners Adele and Eddie get her results. Lesbian couple Alex gets a check up and tries Dental dams with her partner, Aimme. We also meet gay man Dan for a checkup who is also HIV positive.
Episode 4:
In this episode we meet Jasmine who is hoping to have gender reassignment operation, Gary who has unsafe sex with girls he meets online. The clinic's outreach workers visit a local college. We also meet gay couple, Dom and Lucas, Lucas is HIV- but Dom is HIV+ but has his viral load become undetectable? Adam and Jo get tested before they decide to stop using condoms.
This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Passion Distribution.
If your interested in watching a video about a GUM Clinic in London, please click here.


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American sent out an official survey to the airline's tens of thousands of employees asking them how the airline is being managed, what could be done better, and their overall feelings on working for American. Well, the Chicago Business Journal is reporting that a private Facebook group of AA flight attendants decided to take one of the questions in the survey and post it to the group to actually solicit some open and honest feedback without management's involvement. The question they selected was "What three words would you use to describe the culture at American?"
The responses are quite candid and tell a story of an airline still struggling with employee morale:
"sad. . .sad. . .sad"
"greed, depressing, sad"
"toxic," going for crAAp, depressing"
"stressful, cheap, uncaring"
"punitive, chaotic, dysfunctional"
Interestingly enough, it appears these aren't just a few outliers either. A veteran within the ranks of AA flight attendants told the Chicago Business Journal that many of the FAs responding negatively are "not those who typically jump at the opportunity to complain."
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Oak Creek, CO 80467
Property Description
A rare gem, this 1,928 sqft exquisitely finished SF w/hand hewn & dovetail logs is on 38 fenced & lush acs bordered by Routt Nat'l Forest w/private gate for all yr access. Nestled in a glade of beautiful aspens, the home overlooks trout-laden pond & rushing stream. Featuring a dramatic great room w/opens to a massive deck that wraps around the entire home, gourmet kitchen w/ Viking stove & 3 stone wood-burning FP. Horse corral & run-in shed are recent additions to this ultimate Co ranch retreat.
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- Year Built: 2000
- Heating: Propane,Radiant
- Taxes: $2583.76
- Transfer Tax: 0.00%


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Bush on Palmeiro
Former owner of the Texas Rangers, President Bush made comments yesterday on the Rafael Palmeiro situation. This from Ron Hutcheson of the Inquirer Washington Bureau:
[Bush] also offered an unequivocal defense of Palmeiro, a friend from their days together with the Texas Rangers in the early 1990s. Bush was the team's managing partner when Palmeiro played in Texas.
The Orioles slugger was suspended for 10 days after testing positive for steroid use, despite his insistence that he never intentionally used the prohibited substance. Bush has been an outspoken critic of steroid abuse.
"Rafael Palmeiro is a friend. He testified in public and I believe him," Bush said, referring to Palmeiro's denials under oath to a congressional committee on March 17. "He's the kind of person that's going to stand up in front of the klieg lights and say he didn't use steroids, and I believe him. Still do."


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The Grand Prix Series is upon us and it's time for predictions! It's been a long summer and I'm a little rusty so let's hope that I can make some predictions that aren't completely embarrassing. I have yet to get completely caught up with the test skates and whatnot so many of these may end up being a shot in the dark.
The men's competition at Skate America features a lot of middling competitors. Unlike the ladies competition, the men did not suffer from a complete vacuum at the top after the Olympic cycle but if Worlds last year was any indication, here is an opportunity for any of these competitors to gain some momentum this season.
The title of home-ice favourite is Jason Brown. I'm not sure if he has trained a consistent quad or triple axel at this point but he will need it if he wants to stand any chance in the international scene. As a spectator, I enjoy watching Jason enjoy himself on the ice but he will need to step up if he wants to fend off some of the younger skaters coming up the pipes.
One of these competitors is Shoma Uno, who beat the rest of the competition at the Japan Open with his most notable opponent being Patrick Chan. Uno's jumps are small but he's proven that he can do two quads in a program and attempts to express the music, albeit a little too dramatically for my taste. Some parts of Uno's skating (especially at the beginning of a program when he isn't tired and running out of stamina) remind me of Yuzuru's skating during breakthrough year (2011). However, I'd like to see him improve on his posture and the way he presents himself before he gets too close to the podium.
Two competitors to watch out for are Han Yan and Denis Ten – two skaters who have the potential to be great but can crash and burn in the middle of a competition, leaving you very heartbroken if you've invested a lot of emotions into their win. Ten does not tend to do well at the beginning of the season but there is always a chance that he will surprise us this year. As for Yan… I'm not sure if I will ever see this guy skate two clean programs to save his life even if I will root for him as the underdog of this competition.
Oh yes, I should probably mention Konstantin Menshov. He can jump. And move like a windmill. I think I've blocked everything else about his skating out of my memory. If the level of competition is abysmal, there is the possibility he may win a medal. For the sake of my sanity, I hope this does not happen.
Gold: Shoma Uno
Silver: Jason Brown
Bronze: Denis Ten
Let me say first off that despite being not a pretty ice princess program, Gracie Gold's Firebird LP makes me want to headdesk myself into a coma. I am not sure what is worse, the sheer boredom that is both on her and my face or the strange contorted poses in the middle of the program. Seriously, I am not sure why her arms and legs are bent like that. There are moments where you see that her lines have improved but what's the point of those when she looks like a disjointed broken doll most of the time. In any case, Gold did abysmally in the Japan Open, though truth be told, no one, except for maybe Mao Asada were well prepared and trained for that event. Nonetheless, contortionist firebird or not, Gracie has home ice advantage and a chance to redeem herself.
Gracie will be facing off the second place finisher at the Japan Open, Satoko Miyahara. Miyahara's skating looked strong even though her LP this season pales in comparison to her Miss Saigon program from last year. Nonetheless, with Mao coming back this season, I fear that Satoko's PCS will suffer in international competitions throughout the season. Compounded with her frequent under-rotation deductions, I am a little fearful for Satoko's progress this season in terms of scoring and her ranking. Still, I hope for a good result at Skate America and if Gracie doesn't step up to the plate, I hope that Satoko can take the gold here.
Of note in this competition are also two Russian girls: Julia Lipnitskaia and a new young contender, Evgenia Medvedeva. For Lipnitskaia, I think her upward movement in the ranks will be put on hold indefinitely as her jumps are not as consistent as they used to be. Without the solid skating skills or the natural ability to emote and sell her programs, I don't see Lipnitskaia doing well at all this season though she is free to prove me wrong. Her fellow teammate, however, has not undergone the changes that puberty brings and so, despite her lack of polish, Medvedeva has the jumps (and a very unfortunate back-ended short program) that could rack up enough points for a medal.
Gold: Satoko Miyahara
Silver: Gracie Gold
Bronze: Evgenia Medvedeva
The pairs competition will feature an interesting battle between Ksenia Stolbova & Fedor Klimov, who did not go to Worlds last year for mysterious reasons and rising stars Wenjing Sui & Cong Han. Stolbova & Klimov claimed that they wanted to end their season early to work on this season, which begs the question: what do they have to show for it? I'm hoping that they will come back, better than they were last year as I do enjoy watching the precision and unison in movement that this pair brings.
As for Sui & Han, these two have been sentimental favourites of mine and just when I thought they were over, they came back last season, proving to everyone that they could be serious competitors in the pairs fields. Last year, their TES was comparable to that of Duhamel & Radford at Worlds and they have been known to execute the quad twist and quad throw salchow. I absolutely adore their Samson and Delilah LP this year and I hope that they give Stolbova & Klimov (and later, Duhamel & Radford) a good run for their money.
To round out my podium, I would say that Alexa Scimeca & Chris Knierim have a chance at bronze for being one of the longest standing couples. The pair has done quad twists in the past and whatever the result, I do have a lot of fun watching them skate together, which is a good sign.
Gold: Ksenia Stolbova & Fedor Klimov
Silver: Wenjing Sui & Cong Han
Bronze: Alexa Scimeca & Chris Knierim
Ice Dance
After winning silver at Worlds last year (to the dismay of many), I have no doubt that Madison Chock & Evan Bates will win with a strong performance at Skate America. Whether their programs will be palatable to the average human being with an iota of aesthetic sense is a different question altogether. At this point, I don't have anything else to say as I try to block out strains of Gershwin or cheering from Les Miz threatening to play in my head.
The fight for silver will be an interesting one as we will see which team has progressed more: Victoria Sinitsina & Nikita Katsalapov or Piper Gilles & Paul Poirier. Both teams had one member who previously skated at the top levels with a previous partner and these two partnerships seem to tell different stories.
I admit, watching Nikita and his new partner last season was awkward. They had no connection or chemistry and I could not help but feel that the programs needed to end as soon as they began. At the moment, I am assuming that the partnership is still struggling to gel (I have yet to watch any of their programs for this season) but then again, they can prove me wrong as Peng & Zhang did a few years ago in the pairs competition.
As for Gilles & Poirier, I feel that this partnership has a better feel than the one between Vanessa Crone & Paul Poirier. The new pair has interesting themes for programs and Piper is a lot better at performing and selling the program on ice than Crone ever did. If the trajectories from last season still hold, it should be clear what my predictions for silver and bronze are.
Gold: Madison Chock & Evan Bates
Silver: Piper Gilles & Paul Poirier
Bronze: Victoria Sinitsina & Nikita Katsalapov
What are your predictions for the Skate America competition? I'd love to hear them in the comments!
~The Rinkside Cafe


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A Random Thought
A busy man always has time to do every thing he wants.
Others, while whiling away the precious time, have ways of finding no time to do any worthwhile thing.
They think they enjoy. But, in fact, they are decaying.
God has been benevolent in investing a man with love, reason, skills, health and responsibilities so that man can make himself better and grow in stature.
But now everyone wants to buy anything and everything while preferring to do nothing.
The species of homo sapiens is not meant to decay, but to enrich himself and brighten the world he lives in.


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Difficult Students
Most students behave appropriately and will respect you and their peers. Occasionally, however, one or two can disrupt the tone and rhythm of the class. Such problematic behavior can include talking during lecture or discussion; arriving late or packing up early; sleeping; using cell phones or computers to check email, surf the Internet, or communicate with others inside or outside class; and reading newspapers.
Ignoring bad manners will not make them disappear. And it's important to realize that students who are paying attention and engaged in classroom interactions will expect you to take action.
Before you are faced with them, imagine how you will respond to various kinds of challenges from students, be they about grades, your teaching or authority, or the relevance of the subject matter. Role-play or discuss appropriate responses with other instructors. Consider possible responses to the "critical incidents" shown on DVDs from the Center for Teaching library.
Subtle messages often work. So, for instance, if one student seems to frequently dominate discussion, shift eye contact onto another student. If that doesn't work and the geography of the classroom allows, try moving past the student so your back is to him or her.
If subtle hints don't work, speak privately with the student after class. To the student who dominates class, express your appreciation for such interest and enthusiasm, but remind the student about the value of participation for all students. As the teacher, you are responsible for making sure that limited resources, including time to speak, are distributed fairly.
Monitor your own behavior. Do you arrive late and appear disorganized? Do you ever use a sarcastic or condescending tone? Do you ignore or without good reason postpone students' in-class questions?
Occasionally, a student will appear to challenge your authority in class. First ask yourself: Is this student challenging my authority or simply communicating a viewpoint that is unfamiliar or different from mine? What may seem like a blunt or even abrasive manner of communication may not be intended as such by the student.
If you decide the student's behavior is, indeed, directed at you personally or otherwise problematic, try the following to diffuse the situation and reorient everyone's attention to the learning tasks at hand: "OK, that's an interesting point, but discussion about it would take us too far off the topic. Let's talk about it later."
You have a right and the responsibility to ask an excessively disruptive student to leave your classroom, laboratory, or studio. You also may refer a student to the vice president and dean of students. As part of such a referral, you may need to report in writing to the dean any disciplinary action taken against the student.
If a student is misbehaving in a manner that threatens or endangers you or the other students, call the University of Iowa Police, or in a clear emergency, 911.
If a student challenges you during class about a grade, ask them to write out their complaint and tell him or her you will respond.
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HA NOI (VNS)— Viet Nam and the United Kingdom focused on issues surrounding international economic integration, national defence-security and recent global developments during their fourth strategic dialogue in Ha Noi yesterday.
Deputy Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son and British Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Hugo Swire, headed the delegations.
On the path to global economic integration, both sides renewed their commitment to conclude negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA) between Viet Nam and the EU.
They also deemed the eighth meeting of the Joint Economic Trade Committee a constructive discussion platform for ideas to boost Viet Nam-UK trade and investment activities. The meeting will be held in London in early March.
Recognising Viet Nam's progress in fulfilling the UN Millennial Development Goals, the UK said it would taper off its supply of aid to Viet Nam by March 2016, but continue providing aid packages through the EU and multilateral mechanisms such as the World Bank and the UN.
The Vietnamese side thanked the UK for its support in reducing poverty and facilitating sustainable development in the country.
Both host and guest hailed the establishment of the Viet Nam-UK Research Institute to promote post-tertiary research to international standards, and agreed to further improve English training in Viet Nam and launch a transparent and fair legal framework for UK education providers.
The two sides welcomed the operation of the Newton Fund in Viet Nam, a partnership programme on research and innovation.
They also said they wished to sign a memorandum of understanding this March on creating a framework for cooperation in this field.
Agreeing on joint efforts to respond to climate change and prepare for the 21st session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP-21) in Paris, the two nations underscored the need to reach an ambitious agreement at the end of the conference in line with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Viet Nam hailed Britain's role as the leading donor to Viet Nam's anti-corruption fight and said it hoped the relationship would continue.
The UK praised Viet Nam for sending two officers to UN peacekeeping missions and for its commitment to add anti-sexual violence content to the training curricula at the country's peacekeeping centre.
It also hailed Viet Nam for joining global efforts against illegal wildlife trading, organised crime.and cyber crime, modern slavery, money laundering, child exploitation and illegal immigration.
Delegates also signed a memorandum of understanding on allowing relatives of diplomatic representative staff to seek paid jobs in the host country.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh also met Swire.
Both host and guest said they were pleased with the progress of the bilateral strategic partnership in priority fields, and agreed to facilitate regular high-level visits.
They also agreed to work closely at multilateral forums and international organisations, including the United Nations, the Asia-Europe Meeting, and the ASEAN-EU framework.
The pending Viet Nam-EU free trade agreement is expected to open up new opportunities for business circles in both countries. — VNS


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