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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Middle School Workbook Reportedly Includes What Could Be the Most Outrageous Definition of the Second Amendment Yet
An Illinois father claims a workbook that teaches the Second Amendment comes with a requirement to register firearms was handed out to seventh-graders at Grant Middle School in Springfield, including his own son.
An image posted on the Illinois Gun Owners Rights Facebook page shows a worksheet that defines the Second Amendment as the following:
"This amendment states that people have the right to certain weapons, providing that they register them and they have not been in prison. The founding fathers included this amendment to prevent the United States from acting like the British who had tried to take weapons away from the colonists."
The parent reportedly spoke anonymously to Storyleak.com and the Examiner about the workbook, which he says includes a summary of the entire Bill of Rights and the Constitution.
"My son was given a workbook at school that is a compilation of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. When they covered the Second Amendment, he saw that they were stating that only 'certain guns' could be owned and that they had to be 'registered,' which he knew was false," the parent reportedly said.
The parent says he confronted Grant Middle School officials and told them that they "can't reword the Constitution to what you think it should be."
In an email to TheBlaze, the parent, who wishes to remain anonymous, confirmed that his son received the workbook and immediately brought it to his attention.
The following day, the parent says he went to the school and talked to his son's history teacher and the head of the history department. After a "civil conversation," he was informed that two teachers no longer with the school created the workbook several years ago, but it has continued to be used. The officials also assured him they are taking his concerns seriously and vowed to "go to the proper people to have it changed."
"I feel this situation will be resolved, and very soon," he told TheBlaze.
The Second Amendment as written in the U.S. Constitution states: "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed."
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Saturday, October 31, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
A new pug friend!
While in NYC, Deedee and Bunni had a playdate with one of the local pugs -- Monte! Monte is a very adorable, very friendly, boy pug puppy. Deedee was so excited to meet her new puppy friend, she immediately introduced him to Pug Wrestling, Deedee-style!
There were feints to the left! Jabs to the right!
wha mama. we want to play some more.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
More pug luv
Deedee starts out by attempting to snuggle a stuffed animal.
She decides that was wholly inadequate.
She settles on Bunni's head as the object of extreme snugglage, instead.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Pug Luv
So Sasha and Cleo were undoubtedly relieved that the puppy was gone, hopefully forever. Bunni, on the other hand, seemed pleased to have the puglet around.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
A new kind of beastie
What's this? A new kind of 3 headed pug?
No, it's just the girls. Rendered helplessly shnergled by all they encounter.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Traveling pug
Deedee and I were off to NYC for a visit! Actually, I had to go for work, but the puglet was there for play.
And why only Deedee, you may ask? Because that's how many pugs fit into the one-carrier-per-person-doubling-as-a-personal-item-but-still-charge-serious-cash-to-be-on-the-airplane.
Friday, October 9, 2009
This stuff is really good for their teeth
Behold. The toothless pug is actually chewing her kibble. There is nothing more satisfying than hearing this puglet 'crunch' through her dinner, knowing that with each mouthful, a little more tartar is getting chipped off.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Yet another visit to the vet
This time, the eye vet. For Miss Half-Blind Pug Sasha. Luckily the staff and eye vet we go to are awesome, and big pug fans.
Because I couldn't bring just one, could I? The other 2 would be jealous.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Off to the car show
Yes, I said 'car show' -- there was a classic car show in Sausalito this past weekend. Which was apparently dog-friendly, as the number of 4-legged spectators almost equalled that of the 2-legged variety.
Deedee had a GREAT time, meeting her fans. Sasha and Cleo begged out of the event, since they, um, hate people and other dogs.
Added bonus -- the puppy was wiped afterwards.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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To weld the metals, you need welders. The manufacturing industry highly relies on these equipments. Even you can see welders are in home garages and workshops. You need to know that welders are of varied types – TIG, MIG and Stick. Plasma Cutters, Multi Process Units, Water Coolers, Consumables and Accessories are also like welders. In this blog, let us gain some knowledge about TIG Welders.
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Tributes paid to 'incredible' climbers Andy Nisbet and Steve Perry
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Two men who lost their lives in a Scottish Highlands mountaineering trip have been described as giants of the climbing world.
Aberdeen-born Andy Nisbet and Inverness-based Steve Perry got into difficulty on Ben Hope on Tuesday.
Their bodies were recovered from the mountain in Sutherland on Wednesday.
Fellow climbers paid tribute to the pair, who were highly experienced and regarded, with one saying they were "gargantuan characters".
Mr Nisbet, who helped establish 1,000 winter climbing routes, was lauded for his "boundless enthusiasm" and "pioneering attitude".
Mr Perry, an accomplished hillwalker, mountain biker and climber, was originally from Lancaster and grew up in Todmorden in Yorkshire.
It is believed that the men, who were regular climbing partners, had finished their ascent and fell while on the upper slopes of the 927m (3,041ft) Munro classed mountain.
Both were highly experienced and Mr Nisbet's appearance and climbing style earned him the nicknames "Honey Monster" and "The Droid".
At the 2014 Fort William Mountain Festival he received the Scottish Award for Excellence in Mountain Culture.
Information gathered on climbs by the 65-year-old former Scottish Mountaineering Club president appeared in Scottish Mountaineering Club guidebooks.
Scotland's mountains
- Munros are Scottish mountains above 3,000ft (914.4 m).
- The name came from explorer Sir Hugh Munro who made it his mission to create a list of peaks greater than 3,000ft
- There are 282 Munros and they include Britain's highest mountain Ben Nevis and peaks in Skye.
- Ben Hope is Scotland's most northerly Munro.
- Andy Nisbet and Steve Perry are believed to have been establishing new winter climbing routes on the mountain.
Mr Perry, 47, was also a highly experienced climber.
Mountaineer and broadcaster Cameron McNeish said he was "utterly devastated" at the news of the men's deaths.
He told BBC Radio Scotland: "They were both gargantuan characters."
Mr McNeish said climbers knew there would be risks tackling Scotland's mountains in winter and the pair would have "managed the risks as well as they could".
He added that "sometimes accidents happen".
Giving his tribute, David Whalley, a former RAF mountain rescue team leader, said: "I knew Andy very well. He was roughly the same age as me, but what an incredible mountaineer in every aspect.
"He was the most active prolific mountaineer that Scotland has ever produced.
"He has climbed over 1,000-plus new winter routes all over Scotland - his enthusiasm was dynamic.
"Never in the history of Scottish mountaineering has anyone been so prolific or enthusiastic and introduced so many to the mountains especially in winter."
Writing in a UK Climbing blog, climber Natalie Berry, who was winner of 2016's Scottish Youth Ambassador for Mountain Culture award, said the men had a "strong" climbing partnership.
Mountaineering Scotland, an organisation representing outdoor pursuits enthusiasts, said it was "shocked and saddened" to learn of the climbers' deaths.
A spokesman said: "Andy was popular and well respected in the Scottish climbing scene with a vast knowledge and experience of Scotland's mountains.
"He was a prolific climber of new routes and his successful partnership with Steve had resulted in a number of first ascents on Ben Hope in recent years.
"Steve Perry was also a well-known mountaineer, who had completed an on-foot round of the Munros in the winter of 2005-06 and was a keen climber in both summer and winter, who listed new routing in winter Scotland as one of his favourite climbing experiences.
"Their deaths are a huge loss to the mountaineering community in Scotland and, in particular, we send our condolences to family and friends of both Andy and Steve."
Mountaineering Scotland also paid tribute to mountain rescue teams and the Coastguard who were involved in responding to the accident.
Assynt Mountain Rescue Team was supported by Stornoway and Inverness Coastguard helicopter crews, police and also Dundonnell and Lossiemouth mountain rescue teams in recovering the climbers' bodies.
Rescue teams and the Coastguard had earlier been involved in a search for the two men.
The Assynt team said: "Our sincere condolences and thoughts go out to all the family and friends, many of whom are involved in mountain rescue."
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Included within the dialogue of the Talisman Project we created large scale photographs depicting the relationship between the body and the object. In this series of five photographs the cast bronze figures created by Mia are encapsulated, protected and given a status of a talisman by being held in the hand at the same time depicting a metamorphosis or unfurling of the figure to suggest growth of spirit, soul, mind and body. The Photographs are in edition of 10 each and available for purchase. A3 posters with an extra image are also available as a set or individually.
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The Talisman project is an ongoing collaboration spanning artforms and media in a discussion of values and interconnectivity.
Mia Straka uses jewellery as a medium to investigate personal issues and universal values. Vessel forms and weaving techniques are often incorporated in her practice, acknowledging traditional practice and investigating jewellery's role as an object that carries meaning and value.
Roger Kelly designs and makes furniture and objects in response to humanistic values, works are driven by the desire to explore the boundaries between craft art and object design. Roger presents unexpected uses of the handmade alongside potential for commercial application.
Finding shared aesthetic, technical and conceptual interests within their respective practices, Mia and Roger combined forces in 2011 to develop a series of large scale works investigating the power of the object. By addressing issues of scale, functionality and the relationship between body and object, the work creates an interactive, sensory experience for the audience.
Installed for the first time at Objectspace in Auckland, New Zealand in May 2014, the exhibition responds to three defined sites within the Objectspace. The window, Main gallery and the Vault each have their own focus and the audience moves through these elements engaging with the works as part of a collective experience.
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Did you know.....
Throughout the world you will find different plants named Rose of Sharon. The flowers of one Rose of Sharon plant, Hibiscus syriacus or Shrub Althea, are very similar to the flowers of Hypericum calycinum, also called Rose of Sharon. Although the flowers do look similar, the plants are quite different. The reference to each plant is colloquial, and depending on where you are in the world it will mean whichever plant inhabits that area.
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The flat, open plains of Sharon in northern Israel are populated with many wild flowers that grow from bulbs. Most of them are varieties of crocus, asphodel or narcissus, and it is generally accepted by Hebrew and Christian scholars that these are the flowers referred to in Song of Solomon, What a beautiful source of inspiration for a Granny, don't you agree?
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13 Going on 30 (2004.
A Good Woman (2006)
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AntiHuman (2017)
Any Given Sunday (1999)
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Dragon Blade (2015)
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Emma (1996)
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Sixteen Candles (1984)
Small Town Saturday Night (2010)
Stealth Fighter (1999)
There Will Be Blood (2007)
Unbreakable (2000)
What Dreams May Come (1998)
What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)
2nd September:
The English Patient (1996)
3rd September:
Flower (2017)
The Miracle Season (2018)
4th September:
Daphne & Velma (2018)
Monochrome (2016)
Women and Sometimes Men (2018)
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I Love You, America: new episodes (Hulu Original)
7th September:
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Snatched (2017) (*Cinemax)
8th September:
Stand Up To Cancer: Special (EIF)
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9th September:
Kidding: Series premiere (*Showtime)
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10th September:
REL: Series premiere (Fox)
Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami (2017)
11th September:
Bodysnatch (2018)
Natural Vice (2017)
12th September:
Grace Unplugged (2014)
13th September:
El Clon: Complete season 1
Higher Power (2017)
14th September:
12 Strong (2018)
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The Housemaid (2017)
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Good Behavior: Complete season 2
Alien Invasion: S.U.M.1 (2017)
Hardware (1990)
Pitch Perfect (2012) (*HBO)
She's So Lovely (1997)
The Queen (2006)
The Shipping News (2001)
16th September:
Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
18th September:
American Horror Story: Cult: Complete season 7 (FX)
Pasion De Gavilanes: Complete season 1 (Telemundo)
20th September:
Total Divas: Season 8 premiere (E!)
BB King: On The Road (2017)
Boom for Real (2018)
Sacrifice (2016)
This is Home: A Refugee Story (2018)
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All Eyez on Me (2017)
Aurora: Complete season 1
My Little Pony (2017)
22nd September:
For Colored Girls (2010)
Love after Love (2018)
The Shape of Water (2017) (*HBO)
24th September:
9-1-1: Season 2 premiere (Fox)
Gemini (2018)
Iris (2001)
September 25th:
Dancing with the Stars: Season 27 premiere (ABC)
The Good Doctor: Season 2 premiere (ABC)
Manifest: Series premiere (NBC)
The Resident: Season 2 premiere (Fox)
The Voice: Season 15 premiere (NBC)
Afterlife (2018)
UFO Chronicles: The Black Vault (2018)
26th September:
Dama y Obrero: Complete season 1 (Telemundo)
The Gifted: Season 2 premiere (Fox)
Lethal Weapon: Season 3 premiere (Fox)
New Amsterdam: Series premiere (NBC)
This is Us: Season 3 premiere (NBC)
The Krays (1990)
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A Million Little Things: Series premiere (ABC)
American Housewife: Season 3 premiere (ABC)
Chicago Fire: Season 7 premiere (NBC)
Chicago Med: Season 4 premiere (NBC)
Chicago P.D.: Season 6 premiere (NBC)
Empire: Season 5 premiere (FOX)
The Goldbergs: season 6 premiere (ABC)
Modern Family: Season 10 premiere (ABC)
Single Parents: Series premiere (ABC)
South Park: Season 22 premiere (Comedy Central)
Star: Season 3 Premiere (Fox)
28th September:
The Good Place: Season 3 premiere (NBC)
Grey's Anatomy: Season 15 premiere (ABC)
How to Get Away With Murder: Season 5 premiere (ABC)
Insidious: The Last Key (2018) (*Cinemax)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Season 20 premiere (NBC)
Suburbicon (2017)
29th September:
The Cool Kids: Series premiere (Fox)
Dateline: Season 28 premiere (NBC)
Hell's Kitchen: Season 18 premiere (Fox)
Last Man Standing: Season 7 premiere (Fox)
Jigsaw (2017)
30th September:
Nicky Ricky Dicky & Dawn: Complete season 4.
This is the List of the Moves and TV shows of the Hulu which will comes in the September month of 2018. If you have any doubts regarding this do let me know in the Comment section.


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Ephesians 5:15,16 – walking as wise18-08-2018 - Posted by Andre Piet
Be observing accurately, then, brethren, how you are walking, not as unwise, but as wise, reclaiming the era, for the days are wicked.
While the world is walking in darkness, and has no idea, as in a daze, what's going on, we, children of the light, would just differentiate. Awake and alert, we recognize in which days we are. Wicked days, elsewhere called: the present wicked eon (Galatians 1:4). To find our way, we need to observe our walk accurately. It's not the question what is allowed, but we would walk as wise.
Wisdom in the walk appears in the buyout of the opportunity. When we compare to Colossians 4:5, where we find a similar call, then we see that Paul points to speaking the Word to them who are outside. Our word would always be in grace. And that we know, who we would give everyone the right answer. That we are alert, and that we know when, where, to whom and how we would speak.
How wonderful, just in dark times, to be allowed shining GOD's light!


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Education...is painful, continual and difficult work to be done in kindness, by watching, by warning,... by praise, but above all -- by example
I am always extremely grateful when an established teacher decides to open up his or her classroom to student teachers. After all, they have so many reasons not to. Student teachers are often seen as inexperienced and over-excited "noobs" who have come to mess with your classroom zen. Most of us have next to no teaching experience and we tend to make a lot of mistakes. Even as a high school student, I remember feeling peeved at student teachers for intruding on our time and treating us like their guinea pigs (to avoid this, check out my article "Tips and Tricks for Student Teachers"). Some of those teachers were never meant to teach, but others would have gone on to becoming great teaching professionals with the help of their associate (host) teacher.
Over the years, however, I have met several talented and truly wonderful teachers who are unwilling to take on student teachers. But it is exactly those teachers -- the ones who know how to lead a classroom -- that student teachers need most! We are not charity cases; established teachers can benefit from having a student teacher in many ways.
To start, having a student teacher to mentor can open up opportunities for experienced teacher to reflect on their personal growth as an educator. What makes my style of teaching so distinct? What were common mistakes I made when I first started, and what have I done to address them since then? Experienced teachers have so much knowledge and advice to offer us fledgling teachers that it really would be a shame not to share your expertise with us.
Mentoring is also a great way to practice giving good feedback. Perhaps your student teacher is already stellar, but as a great teacher you know that the biggest room in the world is always the room for improvement, so if see the potential for her to do more, then you should encourage her to push beyond the boundaries of her comfort zone. The world needs better teachers, and we should make it our responsibility to be a part of making that happen. In contrast, if your student teacher is an absolute mess, you will be doing a lot of unborn children a huge favor by preventing this individual from entering the workforce as a teacher. It just may be the case that her passions reside elsewhere, and someone needs to tell her that that's okay too.
Last but not least, mentoring is a great LEARNING OPPORTUNITY! (Yaaayy!) If you have been out in the workforce for some time, it is likely that your student teachers will have many new and innovative ideas to share about education fresh from the world of academia. Take some time to talk to your student teacher and find out what the current trends are in technology, media, and even pop culture. You might be surprised at how much your students will appreciate your Breaking Bad references in the middle of a boring math lesson. What's more, your student teacher will probably have picked up many little tips and tricks that you could incorporate into your own teaching toolbox!
The bottom line is -- don't underestimate what a mentorship experience with a student teacher can bring you. Give those who are willing to learn a chance, and never turn down the opportunity to educate.
Special thanks to the teachers who were willing to mentor me over the years (in chronological order):
A. Lau*
M. Pitter
C. Bruce
V. Piasecka
G. Jung
E. McCrady
J. Berger
A. Shaboz
M. Ma
C. Roberts
I. A. Rahman
K. Winter
J. Cole
*The one who started it all :)
Lessons From Ron Clark
For anyone who works with children, we often are made aware of the burdens they have to bear, but in many instances we will never know. We will never have an awareness of the pain they are feeling and the struggles they have to endure. What we can do, however, is love them and see them as individuals we care about and respect. I often stop to ask myself, "How would I want another teacher to handle this situation if she were dealing with my own child? -- Ron Clark
I recently finished reading The End of Molasses Classes by Ron Clark, and in all honesty, I wept like a child. This book not only contains wonderful tips and suggestions for teachers, parents, and schools, but Ron also shares many inspiring stories with readers about his struggles and successes as a teacher. I have to give it to him -- this guy is bold. The enthusiasm and energy he brings to his classroom are way beyond my expectations for the ideal teacher. The best part about reading his book was that even though several of the solutions he proposes may seem otherworldly and unrealistic within the public school system (due to financial costs, or lack of teacher collaboration), the philosophy behind each one of them is one and the same -- love your students and love what you do. Moreover, he offers less extravagant alternatives that allows teachers to obtain the same results. Below, I have paraphrased the top ten tips that resonated most with me.
1. Wait. "...if I have called on a student, it becomes that student's opportunity and that student's moment" (201).
I've often noticed during peer presentations or with new teachers, the speaker will usually ask a question, and upon not receiving immediate feedback, they will proceed to answer the question themselves. This is a huge pet peeve of mine because if you are going to take the time to ask your audience a question, you should expect your audience to attempt an answer. Or, how often do we see teachers pick on a student for an answer, and when the student is silent, or answers, "I don't know," the teacher will usually move on to another student? As Ron points out, this promotes the wrong message, because you are essentially giving up on that first student.
If a student doesn't have an answer immediately, wait. Don't let other students come to the rescue. Instead, guide the student and do what you can to help him or her achieve the answer, but DO NOT simply give it to them.
2. Use class cheers to help students uplift each other. A simple way to do this is to get students to clap for their peers whenever they accomplish a difficult task like giving a great answer to a question, or achieving above 80% on their last test. Your tone of voice should be enough to signal to students when it is appropriate to clap and when it is not. Not only does this help create a positive classroom atmosphere, it gives students an outlet to release any pent up energy.
To up this another notch, teachers can also divide the class into "house teams" and get students to come up with their own house cheers when completing group tasks or assignments. Or, teachers can also teach class chants that help motivate them when encountering a difficult problem. For instance, Ron might say, "This question is hard. Have y'all got this?" And students will respond:
We're doing fine
We're gonna shine
Now throw your hands up in the sky!
We're gonna keep trying
Adding those lines
Now throw your hands up in the sky! (206).
[To the tune of "Good Life" by Kanye West]
3. Turn a difficult lesson into a song. Whether you're trying to teach students to remember the order of operations, the chronological order of all the prime ministers of Canada, or definitions of difficult words, you can always put it to the tune of a popular song! Students can have fun while learning, and they can even create their own dance moves!
4. Not every child deserves a cookie, but when they do, give them all the praise in the world. Don't reward mediocre work. If a student produces a wonderful display of all the stages of life of a flowering plant, but say forgets to include labels in their diagram as a part of their assignment, that student should not receive a passing grade. I myself struggle with this idea because as a new teacher, garnering points for "like-ability" seem to be very important. But that's a selfish goal; I'm there to push students and help them reach their full potential. I recognize that not every child is going to like me, and maybe I'll get called a "hard-ass" every once in a while. If every child in my classroom likes me 100% of the time than I am probably doing something wrong.
5. Show parents how to help their child study. Both parents and teachers are on the same team, but more often than not they can seem like competing forces. Parents will argue on behalf of their child, teachers will call parents out for being unreasonable, and quickly the child is forgotten. One way to develop a meaningful relationship with parents is to show them how to help their children prepare for an upcoming test. Ron Clark gives the example of giving parents "paper gold"-- practice tests about ten pages long that have questions similar to what will be on the test the following week. He will then give each parent an answer key, "and many of them look as if I just handed them a million dollars," he writes. Under each problem Ron will write out exactly how he got to the solution, so that "it enables the parents to have the power and knowledge to become their child's tutor, even if they aren't good at math or whatever subject that is being tested" (256).
6. Dress professional. This one is important. Look sharp and be professional, because let's face it -- teaching is a professional career!
7. Set the bar high. What about students who are struggling with below grade level work? Personally, I don't have much expertise in the manner, but I agree that setting expectations to meet the standards of your highest performing students rather than catering to the class average achieves two things: 1) The lower-achieving students benefit from working in a motivated and academically challenging environment, 2) You prevent the higher-achieving students from becoming bored and inattentive.
8. Expect more from your colleagues too. Share ideas and challenge your colleagues to be innovative with their lessons. If they come to you with an idea, and you think that they are capable of doing better, you should tell them so! A simple "You can do better" can really push teachers to excel, vamp up the energy and quality of work of the entire staff.
9. Make field trips meaningful. If you're planning on taking your students to the zoo, have them do research on the types of animals they are going to see. Incorporate this into a math lesson by researching the prices of food and snacks there and have them do worksheets dealing with taxes and percentages. By preparing and planning for trips ahead of time, you can help make learning fun!
10. See the potential in every child. "When we raise our children, we need to remind ourselves that they will become what they see in them." (155)
I've always loved to draw, and when I was younger, I had dreams about becoming an artist. I didn't care about the money I would make or whether people would like my art, I just knew that it made me happy. "You're going to starve as an artist," I remember my mom telling me. Lo and behold, I am no longer pursuing my childhood dream. Other examples of this type of behavior we see in parents include comments like, "You keep a messy room!" "Your writing skills are so horrible" "You're no good at math." These ideas are subsequently molded into the mindset of children and can quickly become unwanted cases of the self-fulfilling prophecy.
Ron offers us a neat solution, "next time your child exhibits a behavior you'd like to see repeated, such as holding a door for you or offering to help bring in the groceries, say to him, 'You always make sure to hold the door for me. I can always count on you for that"' (156).
Ron, if you're reading this -- thank you.
Works Cited
Clark, Ron. The End of Molasses Classes: Getting Our Kids Unstuck --101 Extraordinary Solutions. Toronto: Simon & Schuster. 2011. Book.
The Ron Clark Story
An inspiring movie for anyone considering the teaching profession. Based on the real life events of Ron Clark, starring Matthew Perry!
April Soo
International math educator who writes, occasionally.
April 2020


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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's statement and answers to media questions at a joint news conference following the talks with Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the United Arab Emirates Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Moscow, June 26, 2019
Ladies and gentlemen,
We have considered the entire range of topics in relations between the Russian Federation and the United Arab Emirates.
We praised the current level of interaction, which can be seen in the number of meetings at the high and highest levels and in the delegation exchanges between various ministries and departments. We have agreed to further increase cooperation under the Declaration of Strategic Partnership signed by our leaders in June 2018.
We focused on trade, economic and investment activities, as well as the promise of joint projects in various fields, and we emphasised the importance of further boosting the positive dynamics of increasing mutual trade.
We expect much from this year's upcoming regular session of the Russian-UAE Intergovernmental Commission on Trade, Economic and Technical Cooperation co-chaired by Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Russian Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov.
We confirmed our commitment to strengthening the UAE's ties with Russia's regions, such as between Abu Dhabi and St Petersburg, expanding cultural and humanitarian links and tourism between both states. This is being promoted by the visa-free regime between our countries introduced in February. In September, Emir of Sharjah, Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi, will attend the Moscow International Book Fair, which will be an important cultural event for our countries.
As regards international issues, we primarily considered the problems in the Middle East and North Africa, with the persisting terrorist and extremist threats as well as arms trafficking. In this context, coordination of foreign policy between Russia and the UAE is highly relevant.
We share the opinion that a prompt resolution to the conflicts through political measures based on international law and with consideration for the interests of all parties involved would benefit each and every country in the region. Based on this, we discussed developments in Libya, Yemen and Syria, and paid particular attention to the Palestinian-Israeli settlement, which, as we are mutually convinced, should be based on the resolutions of the UNSC, the UN General Assembly, and the Arab Peace Initiative.
Of course, we spoke about the developments in the Persian Gulf area. We are interested in settling the situation. De-escalation should take place in this strategically important region and a positive and uniting agenda should be promoted to facilitate the elimination of any discord or conflict on the basis of dialogue. We have once again noted Russia's concept for collective security for the Arab states in the Persian Gulf and the Islamic republic of Iran with assistance from the international community, including the League of Arab States, the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, and the UN Security Council permanent members. We are interested in discussing this issue and expect that together we will be able to reduce tensions and achieve a detente.
We are quite satisfied with the results of the talks. We have agreed to further support close contacts on a wide range of issues of mutual interest, with objectives set by our leaders during their regular meetings. I thank my colleague for a very productive meeting.
Question: In recent days, the US rhetoric towards Iran has become noticeably harsher. For instance, we hear US President Donald Trump say that "overwhelming force" may be used against Tehran. Sometimes these statements sound like direct threats. At the same time, we hear Iran say that the most recent American sanctions closed the "window of opportunity" for a diplomatic settlement of this conflict. Do you think that today there still is a chance to solve this crisis through negotiations? And if so, what steps should each side take?
Sergey Lavrov: I will answer the question about settling the crisis through negotiations very simply: negotiations are always an option if both sides are willing to conduct them with mutual respect, based on the principles of international law, diplomatic practice and decency. I do not see statements promising the onset of an age of prosperity in Iran from the very start of the negotiating process, followed by direct insults and humiliating sanctions, which have been escalating, namely, for the past two days, as favourable conditions. The Iranian side has already stated that in an environment like this, negotiations are out of the question, especially given how our American colleagues are urging Iran to start talks without any preconditions whatsoever, when 80 percent of Iran's trade is subject to unlawful unilateral American sanctions, which are extraterritorial and designed to make everyone obey Washington's will. What preconditions are there to speak of when the US imposed so many of these same preconditions on Iran that it is now evident that it is counting not on negotiations, but rather on Iran to give in and agree to every demand the US makes without any regard for the rules of international law whatsoever?
There are no such things as points of no return, even though some people would probably love to create them. We will continue trying to convince both our Iranian and American colleagues to step away from this danger line and start resolving their disagreements through a civilised dialogue that will put an end to the politics of ultimatums, sanctions and intimidation.
My colleague and friend and I mentioned that we discussed the Persian Gulf situation today. It seems to me that our idea to create a dialogue between the Arab states of the Persian Gulf and Iran could serve as an alternative to the disastrous path the warmongers are trying to push the region down. Dialogue always helps to resolve differences in a peaceful way; at least it provides a strong opportunity. I think that the Arab states of the Persian Gulf could also, in one way or another, advocate for dialogue rather than for pushing the region towards the line beyond which the use of force is a possibility. This would be disastrous for the Middle East, North Africa and many neighbouring regions. This would be an international crisis.
Question: Did yesterday's meeting between the heads of the Russian and US security councils in Jerusalem help ease tensions in the relations between the two countries? Has any progress been made in the Syrian settlement process and in the preparations for the meeting between the presidents of Russia and the US in Osaka?
Sergey Lavrov: It is always useful, in any conditions, to meet face to face. It is clear that such a conversation in any format cannot solve all the problems, but I believe that the US is more aware that all the demands for Russia to change its independent policy, to surrender to the approaches unilaterally promoted by the US on the global stage that violate international law, are senseless and counterproductive. Here is an example: their behaviour towards the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue. They did not just withdraw from the JCPOA, but in fact forbid everyone else from implementing the UN Security Council Resolution that approved this programme. The programme – the Plan of Action adopted by the UN Security Council – includes unblocking Iran's economic ties with the rest of the world. This is a part of the decision made by the supreme body of the United Nations. Now the US as much as forbids countries from implementing this resolution.
Speaking about easing tensions, it is not us who creates them. It does not depend on us. I hope that a gradual recognition of the fact that all attempts to speak the language of sanctions to us are flawed is finally coming to the American political masses.
We are ready to discuss issues of common interest, and a dialogue can be based on equality and mutual respect, which is essentially what we have in our contacts with our American colleagues on the developments in Syria, in particular. We have a military channel, for deconflicting, or exchanging our substantive assessments of the situation. We agree – or at least the Americans say – that Syria's territory must remain integral, and all countries must respect its sovereignty and independence. This is our ultimate goal, as Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev said yesterday following the meeting in Jerusalem.
Of course, we see different ways to achieve this goal. We are in favour of establishing an inclusive dialogue as soon as possible and of handing over the areas still controlled by illegal military groups to the Syrian government in full compliance with UN Security Council Resolution 2254.
The Americans are trying to preserve their presence and the presence of extremist groups they control in the areas on the Euphrates's eastern bank. This does not help to implement the agreements we discuss.
Anyhow, the talks between the secretaries of the Russian and US security councils, their Israeli colleague and also Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu were useful in the sense that, as I hope, our colleagues made it clear to our partners that we would not support any attempts to move the entire Syrian discussion onto an anti-Iran track, simply because this approach to the problem is completely wrong and twisted. The problem is that an inclusive dialogue is necessary among the Syrians above all, like this resolution requires, with an unbending approach to what remains of the terrorist groups and, let me stress this once again, unconditional respect for the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of the Syrian Arab Republic.
Speaking about the meeting between the presidents of Russia and the US, no agenda has been agreed on. We heard the issues mentioned by representatives of the White House and the US Department of State. They are obvious to everyone. I think the presidents will decide what their priorities are and discuss everything directly. This is always useful. We will have more information to share following this meeting.


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I've had MySky for a long time now, and it's a good system. Will I be frutsrated going to VFTV?
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This was written by "Conflicted," not myself. He is my partner in crime in this horrible mess that is the book, "Fumbling Through Our Faith." I sincerely respect him, not only as a Christian, pastor, but also a decent reasonable human being. Enjoy. More to come.
Shame, Shame, Shame on All of Us
by Conflicted
Guilt is a fantastic motivator. If you want someone to do what you want them to do, just guilt them into it. Parents have really turned this into an art-form. But more than parents, our christian culture has perfected this motivational tactic.
Growing up in a Christian school I have been able to see the power of guilt and shame first hand. Throughout school there was a focus and emphasis on spirituality. But with each encouragement towards God there was an equal, if not greater, discouragement from the world. And the way that we discourage people from partaking of the delicious fruit of the world is by laying out a black and white value system that allows us to know when we have strayed from the path of righteousness. Lining this path is an electrical fence of guilt that gives those that stray off a little zap of shame whenever they veer from the path of holiness. And if you pee on that fence, it will hurt your wiener (I don't know what that means, metaphorically, so don't ask).
In school we were taught about the perils of sex, drugs and rock-and-roll. If anyone were to challenge the negative effects of secular music they would be told that, while it may not be explicitly mentioned in the Bible, it most certainly is a slippery slope that leads to far worse sins. Anyone in the schools past who had dabbled in any of these sins was used as a cautionary tale.
Let me say that the motivation for this type of guilt was pure. The leadership of the church and school did not want any of the students to leave the school non-saved or untouched by the Holy Spirit. Because of this a higher value that was placed on students who followed the path those students who veered from the path were labeled bad eggs, and were either written off or treated as a mission field.
The church and the school were linked and so the youth group had a major presence at the school. Every year the school would have a "Spiritual Emphasis Week" where a special speaker was brought in for the purpose of igniting a spark of spiritual passion among the students. In addition to that week the church youth group would have a retreat once a year where we all would go to a retreat center for a weekend. There, again, would be a special guest speaker who would invariably work us up into a frenzy. During both of these weeks the response from the students was always very positive. There were "altar" calls at every service and we all would go running down to the altar, promising to stop listening to secular music or stop masturbating or, for the really bad eggs, to stop drinking and smoking. Of course, the most popular altar call theme was also the most generic… turn your hearts back to God… re-ignite the flame of passion for God.
After these events you would throw away all of your secular music, stop masturbating for a week (that's as far as I could get, anyway… I was a teenage boy, that's what we do), and lift your hands during every worship song. This NEVER lasted. Not most of the time, at least…. but, mostly NEVER! The leadership had to realize this, but I guess the hope was that it would eventually stick. Everyone had their standard time frames for spiritual fading. The good kids (like me), who were more committed youth group members, always lasted longer, but the mission field kids would only last a couple of weeks; then they were right back to their backsliding ways.
Looking back, it seemed like a noble pursuit. Try to take the years that the church/school leadership had influence and shock and awe us with spirituality. The idea was that after high school all of the things we heard and experienced would sustain us through those sketchy college years and then beyond.
Lately, I have been catching up with a few of my old friends and I am finding that what happened in the majority of cases is that at some point after high school there was a realization that their experiences had been motivated by guilt and shame. Their altar experiences were driven by a message of guilt: "If you don't turn your lives around, you will live an empty and shallow life,"and, "If you don't stop listening to that devil music, you're going to start biting the heads off of bats". As you can imagine, the reaction to this realization has not brought them into the church.
We use guilt and shame as a motivator because it is the only thing we can do to try to make people do what we want them to do. As a parent, if my kids don't want to hang out with me I know that I can guilt them into hanging out with me. As a pastor I know that I can preach a message about how God's heart breaks whenever you tell a lie or how you are driving a nail into Jesus' hand whenever you look at porn on the internet. I know I can make you do what I think is right by using some form of guilt as a motivator.
Every person on this earth has two things in common: we all feel shame and we don't like to feel shame.
I realized a couple of interesting things last week. Shame was the first negative emotion Adam and Eve ever felt. As soon as they sinned, they covered their junk. The first effect of sin was shame. Secondly, in Hebrews 12 Paul says that "Jesus scorned the shame of the cross". I knew about these things before, but never connected them. I would suspect that the cross was the most shameful death a person could experience. I can't imagine being beaten in front of a massive crowd of people, then being nailed to a cross with my "slightly-less-than-average-sized" manhood exposed for the world to see. That would probably hurt me more than having the shit beaten out of me.
Jesus experienced the highest concentration of shame so that He could break the bondage that shame has over all of us.
You can disagree with my theology if you like… but one thing you cannot disagree with is that guilt and shame are always bad… always. Christian or not, guilt and shame are counter-productive to what you are trying to accomplish. Guilt always drives a wedge between you and the person you are making feel guilty. So while you are trying to make them do what you think is best for them – what you think is best for your relationship with them – it only helps drive the two of you apart.
Unfortunately, the church is the worst offender. I think that the fact that we have created our own "culture" only perpetuates the guilt that we dish out so easily. If you don't like or support Christian music, Christian literature, Christian dating websites, Christian clothing… and on and on and on and on… you are made to feel guilty for it. For many so-called "Christians"… if I don't vote Republican then I might as well be performing abortions, myself.
The church is driving people away from itself by using guilt and shame as a motivation for a relationship with God. And we all do it. My church, your church… it's all of us. I'm not exactly sure what we do to fix it, but I think it starts with trying to stop using guilt as a motivator in our own relationships.
By the way, if you post a negative comment to this blog I will probably commit suicide… and that shit will be on you! 🙂


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More details have emerged about last week's car crash involving Atlanta Hawks forward Chandler Parsons, bringing the severity of the incident - and Parsons' injuries - into greater focus.
Parsons, who was traveling home from practice when he was involved in a three-car collision on Jan. 15, suffered "multiple severe and permanent injuries including a traumatic brain injury, disc herniation, and a torn labrum," according to a statement from law firm Morgan & Morgan obtained by Yahoo Sports' Chris Haynes.
Parsons' attorneys, John Morgan and Nick Panagakis, said the injuries he sustained in the collision - caused by a man who was later arrested for drunk driving - have "potentially (ended) Mr. Parsons' career as a professional athlete."
The Hawks initially announced Parsons had been diagnosed with a concussion and whiplash, without specifically mentioning the disc herniation or torn labrum.
The veteran floor-spacer is in the final season of his current contract - a four-year, $94.4-million pact he signed with the Memphis Grizzlies in 2016. The Grizzlies traded him to the Hawks in July in what was effectively a salary dump.
Parsons has missed significant time throughout his playing career due to basketball-related injuries. He appeared in just five games for the Hawks this season, averaging 2.8 points and 1.4 rebounds in just under 11 minutes per appearance.
The 31-year-old established himself as a strong supporting contributor on winning basketball teams during a four-season span split between the Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks. From 2012-16, he averaged 15.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and one steal per night while shooting 38.5% from beyond the 3-point arc.


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Modern folks have grown up with having all the world's data at their fingertips with super mobile phones glued to our palms. Or it's what we've always believed. Sometimes the incredible amount of information in a Google search result can actually stop us from finding out what we need. We don't have time to scroll through the data or see unrelated posts when we're looking for something particular, do we? If we had, we would have gone to the library.
We're ready to actually share some search hacks from Google that will radically change how you interact with the favourite search engine of everyone.
1. Google helps you with synonyms
If you are looking for a wide spectrum of sources on a particular topic, then your special best friend is the"~" sign. Use it before your synonym is selected and you will obtain search outcomes covering more subjects than your main sentence dictates.
"Healthy ~food," for instance, will reap pages of healthy eating outcomes, healthy local restaurants, and even good meal recipes. Give it an attempt.
"development ~Javascript", for example, will collect result pages with guides, tips and articles on Javascript. Give it a try.
2. Try to use quotation marks: be specific
Perhaps the specificity is what you want. Frame your main sentence with quotation marks in that case and only get results that include your main sentence precisely as it is written.
For lyrics, it's fantastic (we've all been there). For instance, if you type in the phrases without quotation marks over the rainbow somewhere, then the search engine will go wild. Any website that contains these phrases in any order in the search outcomes will snag a location.
If you write "somewhere over the rainbow," the search engine will understand that you specify a word order and it won't be long before Yip Harburg's lyrical stylings fill your computer screen.
3. If you're undecided, use "or"
We are immersed in our work and very committed; we can't remember every little detail of every data we need to start our research.
This is where the word "or" appears by typing in the search topic and separating the words with the symbol "or" or "|", Google will give you sufficient results to make an informed decision.
4. Enjoy the magic of the asterisk
Sometimes, we may not be sure of a keyword. Another way to find missing information is to enter the search criteria with an asterisk instead of the word on which you have doubts. For example, typing "lord of the" plus the "*" symbol will give you a number of results, hopefully including what you are looking for.
(Lord of the ring ;-))
5. Indicate multiple missing words
What happens if we forget whole sentences?
Just type in the first and last words, and between them type in "AROUND" plus the approximate number of missing words. This is difficult, so here's an example. "Stay AROUND(2) foolish" will find exactly what you are looking for: Steve Jobs quote, of course!
6. Specify a time frame
If you are writing an history article or reviewing your knowledge of the Egyptians, you may need to look for information about a certain period of time. Did you know that you can add a period of time to a Google search using ellipses?
If you are lucky enough to spend your time exploring 19th century inventions, for example, simply type "1800...1900 inventions" in the search bar, sit down and enjoy!
7. Find a title or URL
If you need to find the title of an article, enter "intitle:" before the keyword without spaces in between. To find a specific URL, type "inurl:" and the keyword. Easy.
8. Relocate a page within a website
Imagine you've read an article that you liked very much, and you want to show it to your friends. You remember the website, but not the title of the article. In this case, you can search within the website to save a lot of time.
Just type in the site address followed by the keyword(s) .
9. Discover new reading material
How many times have we fallen in the rabbit hole, on the Internet. Sometimes it's good and you find out things
that arouse our interest.
If you've read and loved a TV series and you want to find relevant material elsewhere, then here's what you could do: type "related:" plus the address of the site you love without spaces in between, and you'll be treated with a long list of recommendations.
10. Eliminate criteria from your search
The minus symbol, "-" or hyphen, can help you remove all unnecessary elements from your search. If you want to find some interesting books, for example, but don't want to buy one, simply place the "-" symbol on the buy word, as in the image below.
11. Find a page that links to another page
This hack Instead of searching for a specific page, you're looking for a page that links to a specific page.
Think about it this way. If you want to see who mentioned a Ma-No article on their site, you should use this trick to find all the sites that link to it. The syntax is as follows:
This will return all pages that refer to the official website of Ma-No. The URL on the right side can be almost anything.
Be aware, though, that the more specific it is, the less results you'll get. We know that not many people will likely use this Google search trick, but it might be very useful for some.
12. Keep it simple
Now we're getting into the general tips. Google search knows how to search for a lot of things. What this means is you don't need to be too specific. If you need a pizza place nearby, use this to search.
- Italian restaurant nearby
Google search will grab your location and deliver a variety of results about italian restaurant that are near you.
With these expert hacks, your time spent on Google will be significantly reduced.
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Sunday 14th Sept 2014
HELAS arrives at Yelland Quay.
Norman Hardaker's photo of HELAS in Appledore Pool.
mv HELAS has arrived at YELLAND QUAY berthing at 1030 hrs.
Her Russian Master, from Kalingrad reports that she had a fast passage from GLENSANDA where she loaded in 5 hours.
There is one other Russian aboard with the remainder being Ukrainian citizens. He says that all get along well and concentrate on ships business rather than politics.
She will sail at 2245 hrs on Monday evening for BIRDPORT, near NEWPORT in WALES where she will load steel coils for ANTWERP, BELGIUM.
The ship steers well, and is very manoevrable with her powerful two step bow thruster and flap rudder. She had some 3,100 tonnes of stone in 2 grades for NOTTS CONTRACTORS and the ship was met by Mr Kevin Davies from Notts and the agent Mr Steve Boyne MD of Pike Ward who also arranged the ship charter.
She will be discharged during Monday.


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Friends of GCCEC
Below is a list of the key government, tourism, education, conference and event industry associations GCCEC is aligned with, locally and nationally. Working closely with these associations allows us to showcase GCCEC, and the Gold Coast, as a world-leading events destination.
- Austrade
- Association of Australian Convention Bureaux Inc.
- Business Events Council of Australia (BECA)
- Exhibition and Events Association of Australia (EEAA)
- City of Gold Coast
- Gold Coast Business Events
- Destination Gold Coast
- International Association of Congress Centres (AIPC)
- International Association of Congresses and Conventions (ICCA)
- Meetings and Events Australia (MEA)
- Queensland State Government
- Department of Housing and Public Works
- Professional Conference Organisers Association
- Tourism Australia
- Tourism and Events Queensland
- Tertiary education bodies (Griffith, Bond, Gold Coast TAFE, and Southern Cross)
- Venue Management Association (VMA)


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Summary: Niki takes Micah and Cam to Peter's apartment for refuge. She admits to Peter that she slipped; Peter tries to help; Cam's power acts up, but not from the boy himself.
Date It Happened: November 4th, 2007
It's almost a whole ten minutes before Niki emerges from the house in Queens, but the second she's in the driver's seat, she's urging the car into motion. Her purse is thrown between the seats, unzipped with the very few things she shoved in there half-visible: cell phone, wallet, freaking bottle of pills. She's slightly less put-together than she was only a short time ago, sheen of sweat — from anxiety, and adrenaline, more than strain — covering her skin and splashes of water on her sleeves from when she hurriedly washed her hands of blood. "We're visiting a friend for the night," she tells the boys, peeling out into the road. The drive's not going to be as fast as she wants on the streets of Queens to Manhattan, that's for sure.
During the time they were waiting for the car, Micah had a chance to jump on a nearby wireless network on the laptop. But weak signal, combined with data encryption lead to him not getting anywhere else with the CPS website. But as his mom hurries into the car, the laptop is quickly shoved back into the messenger bag. "Which friends, mom?" he asks, glancing down at her purse. The cell! He really should let his father know what's going on. However, the car peeling out stops him as he's pushed back in the seat.
Cam hasn't put the time to as much use as Micah… he's mainly been watching the house, trying to puzzle out what might have happened. What was the accident? When Niki comes out, he almost asks, in fact, but one look at her face and he stays quiet, though he does nod at Micah's question.
"Peter," Niki replies - not that it means much, beyond a name that occasionally shows up on the phone with the more familiar surname of Petrelli. She twists in her seat to glance back — both at the kids, and behind the car. "It's safer this way," she explains, without explaining at all. Eyes focus back on the road, the unexciting black car manuevering through Queens as fast as Niki can possibly manage — without breaking another law today, because it would be just her luck to get pulled over for speeding. "Micah, can you get your dad on the phone? I don't think he has it on him."
Micah has at least seen the name 'Peter' on the phone. Instinctively, he glances out the back window as his mom does. Nothing yet it seems. "Don't worry, mom." he says, reaching for the cell phone in her purse. "I'll find him even if he doesn't have it on him." She should know he will.
Cam looks a bit relieved as Niki tells Micah that. He just stays quiet though, not asking the questions he obviously wants to. He looks to Micah and says softly before he starts, "Hope that means your dad's ok."
Niki doesn't even have it in her to ask how Micah figures on working his magic. With a grave look about her, the mother holds tight onto the steering wheel and is not forthcoming through the entire drive to the address stashed away in her head.
Peter Petrelli's Apartment
It takes awhile, a half an hour or so of tense driving for them to make it to the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and another few minutes to find somewhere to park, before Niki urges the kids out of the car. "This is it." With her purse slung over her shoulder and one hand on each of the boys' backs, she heads for Eastern Centennial Apartments and hits up number 1407 to be let in.
Micah arrives in front of the door with nothing more than a backpack and his laptop messenger bag. He peers up at the door for a moment before turning his attention back to the cell phone. The display flashes intermittently, as he attempts to locate his father. "I don't think he has his phone with him mom." A quick glance up and down the hallway. "If there's open wireless I can try to find him that way." He throws a glance at Cam. "How you holding up?" He knows Cam's probably not as used to this as he is.
The light buzzing sound fills the apartment. Peter happens to be in the kitchen, washing down the counter to finish cleaning up. He drops the towel into the edge of the sink, and moves over the few feet to the door, where he clicks the speaker over, "Niki?"
Cam shrugs a bit to Micah and says, "I'm ok. My dad used to make me do drills like this, just never thought I'd have to for real." He starts to say more, but when Peter answers the buzzer, he quiets. Unlike Micah, he doesn't even have a backpack with him, just a cellphone sticking slightly out of a pocket.
"We'll keep trying," Niki tells Micah. "Peter," she replies into the speaker with an unintentionally urgent voice. "It took awhile, with traffic." She glances at Cam, overhearing, and can't help but give him a gentle frown and pats a hand over his head. It is, in a way, apologetic.
"It's fine, I needed the extra time to clean up. Come on in," Peter says, voice mildly hoarse and whispered as is usual with him, but not sounding overstrained like it had been for awhile. With her confirmed, he moves his hand to unlock the front doors and let them in.
"I'm sure someone around here has some kind of wireless." Micah nods. He's not going to give up. If he has to, he'll get the phone to talk to the laptop and search that way. Not as fast, but just as effective. The voice over the speaker isn't recognizable to him, but if his mom knows him, it must be safe. "Yeah, first time I had to I didn't think I would ever have had to do it." The last is directed towards Cam.
Cam nods a bit to Micah and then looks up to Niki, smiling a bit to her silent apology. Then he looks back to Micah and asks softly as he follows, "You've done all this before?"
And they're off to their temporary refuge. Nerve-wracked, edgy energy is practically palpable around Niki as she and the almost-twelve-year-old and twelve-year old appear at Peter's door. She reaches down to try to take Micah and Cam's respective hands as she stands between them. The stress is obvious around her eyes, mouth, forehead - and made not better by the boys' conversation. Like them, she's not exactly prepared for any sort of stay. She just has a purse and the clothes on her back - jeans and a red, fitted long-sleeved shirt. "Thank you so much," is the first thing she says on seeing Peter.
The door doesn't take long to open. Peter'd stood nearby until they knocked. Healthy skin-tone, a lock of hair hanging into his forehead without getting in the way of his eyes, he inclines his head and a hint of a smile tugs on the corner of his mouth, "No problem." That's the first thing he says, then he glances down towards the two boys. One he recognizes from a few brief sightings, but never… "You must be Micah." It's the other one that distracts him. Like he recognizes him from somewhere, but can't quite put his finger on it. This causes a long pause, before he remembers to step out of the way of the door. "Come on in. Do you need anything to drink?"
Micah nods to Cam. "Yeah. More times than I can count." he answers, looking back towards the door as it's opened. Dark eyes glance up to Peter. He doesn't appear anything special. Just another ordinary guy. Allowing his hand to be taken, he tries to get a glance past Peter to at least get an idea of where they'll be staying for however long. "That's me." An upbeat tone sounds in his voice after being recognized.
Cam, too, lets his hand get taken. He has, of course, never seen Peter at all. Still, despite the situation and despite the fact that it's a stranger, he smiles and gives a friendly, "Hi." Then he adds, "And I'm Cam." He follows them into the apartment, glancing around curiously.
Niki may be hauling kids into what, to them, is basically a stranger's apartment, but she's not in the state of mind for pleasant introductions — good thing the others get that under control right away. She slides off to the side of the door, barely glancing around the unfamiliar apartment. "I wish," she replies to Peter's polite question — she's probably not thinking about water or juice or tea, though. She lets go of Micah and Cam and switches her weight from foot to foot, eyeing Peter. There are, obviously, things she doesn't want to talk about while the boys are in earshot.
"I'm fine, thanks." Micah responds politely. Attention children, the captain has turned off the 'Hold Hands' sign. You are now free to move about the cabin. Errr…apartment. "Is there someplace I can set up my laptop?" he asks, glancing over at Cam. "I've got some video games on it that Cam and I can play."
"Nice to meet you, Cam," Peter says, opening up the fridge and glancing at the contents. Decided bare contents. The fridge had been cleaned out recently, and good thing, too. The cheese had started to gain a colony, and all of his veggies had begun to move towards becoming goo. The bottled water, though, happens to be there, and he grabs a couple and sets them on the counter. "I'm Peter Petrelli," he adds, for the benefit of the younger duo that he's just met. The question on the laptop makes him blink, but he nods, "Yeah, there's— you can set up in the bedroom if you want to use the bed, or there's a table and a desk." He gestures into the living area, where there is, as said, a small table and a desk both. The desk actually has a laptop on it. And he's got wireless internet, so kid's in luck.
Cam nods to Peter, and as the bottles are put out he says, "Thanks." No complaint here, anyway, about choice of drink. He takes one and then follows after Micah, whichever area he chooses, taking a drink of the water.
Niki watches the kids slink off - then heads for Peter, keeping her voice low. He deserves some kind of information for this sudden invasion. "Someone from Family Services dropped by," she says, "and she wanted to take Micah into custody, and remove Cam…" This is going nowhere good.
Micah grins as the locations are mentioned, and pointed out as well. "Sweet." he says, motioning at Cam. "We can play Zombie Fight Night. It's just like the XBox version, only we have to start from scratch." Noticing the laptop, and wireless setup…a small grin tugs on the corners of his lips. There's just enough room on the desk it looks like, and the nearby power outlet/strip, for Micah to setup.
There is a nearby power strip for him to use, with a few small things plugged in, but plenty of free places. Peter watches the boys move off, staying in the kitchen as Niki approaches him, and explains— in part. "Oh." He looks confused, but serious still, "Well, I doubt child services will come knocking on my door, so you should be all right for now. You're okay, right?" He keeps his voice down, unaware of anything that the boys might be doing as they set up in the next room.
Cam grins to Micah and says, "Cool." He glances to the adults as they go to have their little talk, and climbs into a chair by Micah to watch. He doesn't ask about the game, already guessing what Micah's planning to do, just watching and taking another drink of water.
"She isn't," Niki replies in a harsh whisper, glancing back in the direction the kids went as she does so and stepping closer to Peter in the hope that her voice has further to travel and might not be overheard, especially when what she has to say is so heated. "She wanted us to… leave our own house, I… I was pissed off, I couldn't lose Micah, and just for a second, I wanted— " She hesitates, expression dark as she looks away. "I gave in, just for a second, I gave in."
There isn't a need for Micah to overhear what is being said. He got a good enough glimpse back at the house to know what happened. But he's not about to say anything right now. Instead, focus on the laptop. "We have to try and find my dad." he whispers towards Cam. "He doesn't know what happened." After the laptop boots up, he shove his hand over it and the screen starts to flicker.
That explains a lot. There's a deep breath from Peter, a serious expression crossing his face, before he reaches up and touches the other woman's shoulder. His grip is firm, supporting. "We need to work on this again— I'm sorry we didn't keep at it after I got back," there's a hint of genuine self-blame for that. Situation isn't good, either way, and he looks past her, toward the two boys, just to make sure they're not overhearing, before he adds, "We can make sure this doesn't happen again. Somehow. It'll be okay." So many promises he can't keep, but he makes them anyway. "Are you sure you don't need anything right now? Besides a place to stay?" She's already got that.
Cam nods quickly to Micah and says, "Yeah." He seems completely oblivious to the conversation in the kitchen, it must indeed be beyond his hearing… or he's just not paying attention at the moment either. He watches Micah work silently.
"This is it. I'm done," Niki says adamantly, shaking her head with a sway of blonde. "I'll do whatever it takes," she adds through harshly clenched teeth. That sounds awfully… final. She pauses a moment, blinking hard. "If you'll watch the kids for… just a couple hours… I have to go back. I have to— " Clean up the evidence. "I should be in jail."
Micah is too consumed with the task at hand to even overhear what is being said. Probably best he doesn't hear it. On the screen of the laptop, pages fly by at a decent clip. From the looks of it, he's tapping into multiple systems. Cell phone networks, NYC surveillance cameras, etc. There's a glance in Cam's direction. "Can you call his cell phone? I need to try and trace where the signal is going." A piece of paper with the number is offered to the boy.
Cam nods quickly to that and pulls his cell phone out of his pocket. After weeks with the family, he's already programmed their cell numbers into his phone, (and Lachlan's and Kory's), so it takes him just a moment to dial D.L.'s number, putting it up to his ear to listen in case D.L. actually answers this time.
"Niki— it wasn't you. It was Jessica," Peter says, keeping his hand on her shoulder, and even moving to hold onto the other side with his other hand. "Look at me— you didn't do this. I can stop her this time. I should have done it before when— listen. There's ways to make her pay and make sure that she doesn't hurt anyone again, okay?" He pauses, before letting go of her shoulders. "I'll keep an eye on them." He let go of her shoulders because he turns toward a cabinet, opening it up and dumping a coffee mug into his hand. There's a spare key in there, which he holds out to her. "Just come back when you can?"
Niki wraps her hand around the key. She keeps Peter's gaze, but just barely. It's constantly moving, hard to get a hold of. "I could have stopped her. I could have pushed her back. All this time of wanting to stop her and…" The woman's expression darkens, her eyes locking on Peter's, this time. "I let it happen. I may as well've snapped her neck myself." With that admission, she turns away, toward the door, armed with the key.
"Thanks." Micah grins, turning back to the screen. The cell phone networks in NYC spring up on the screen, and packets of information can be seen flying back. Up on the right corner, a map of NYC is displayed, with little red dots that are slowly disappearing as Micah works to isolate D.L.'s phone. Eventually they all disappear. "He's either not got his phone turned on, or he's not in range of a signal." Next the surveillance cameras pop up, and a facial recognition program starts running matching against faces on the cameras.
Cam ohs, nodding a little as he turns off the phone again, putting it down on the table in case Micah needs it again, and just watches what he's doing with fascination.
"Niki…" Peter says, face worried and serious, but he can understand what she means. He's much the same in his belief on controlling aspects of himself that are difficult to take control over. "I said I would help you. And I will." The tone of worry, and even hopelessness passes through his voice. Guilt that he hadn't helped her already would also be there. She's already moving toward the door, and he steps after her and reaches out to grab her arm really quick. It could be he intended to pull her in for a hug or something, give her some last minute support, but an unnatural chill builds on his fingertips, pouring into her.
Niki twists around in surprise to face Peter when he grabs her arm, recoiling her shoulder back through instinct at the sudden cold. It takes a few seconds of staring, chilled, before she looks down at Peter's hand and toward the room the boys are in. The realization on her face is clear. "You can … do what Cam can do."
Well, of D.L. is out there, he's definitely pulled a SWAYZE and isn't wanting to be found. Facial recognition hasn't found a match yet. Of course, it still runs and matches faces that happen to walk into the camera's view. "This could take forever." But there's no faster way Micah knows to find his father. Unless he put out an APB through the NYPD system. But that's something he's not even considering.
Cam nods a little to Micah and bites his lip. "Well, maybe he'll answer the phone if we keep trying every hour or whatever." He still watches Micah, unaware that his power's been copied.
There's a surprised sound from the kitchen and Peter's hand pulls back rather quickly when he realizes what he's doing. There's small ice crystals forming around his fingertips. They both have aspects of themselves they can't control. At least no one got hurt this time. "I'm sorry. I didn't— right— you said he was like us." He looks back up at her, keeping his hands to himself now, "You're okay, right?"
"I think so." Niki touches her arm where Peter's hand was. No harm done — or at least not enough to complain about. "Micah? Cam?" she calls out. "I have to go out for a couple hours. But you'll be okay here with Peter," she actually chances a tense smile in his direction at that, "I'll be back as soon as I can. Be good!" And a moment later, she opens the door to slip out, but not before a sombre look of gratitude to their host.
The mention of his name causes Micah to pull his hand away from the computer. Instantly, it stops what it was doing and returns to a stock Windows screen. "I can't find dad anywhere. I don't think he wants to be found." he offers, nodding towards his mom. "We'll be ok, mom. Just…" Hesitation for a moment, "…hurry back. Please."
Cam blinks, but then nods at Niki's shout, and says, "Yep, we'll be fine. See ya when you get back." Totally confident that she will, indeed, be back.
"I'll take care of them. Be careful, Niki," Peter adds to Niki, waiting for her to slip out before he locks the deadbolt. He doesn't put the chain up, since that would make it difficult for her to get back in with her fancy new key. Unless she breaks the door down, which he'd like to avoid. There's little ice crystals left behind on the door, and he has to spend a moment looking at his hand before they disappear completely. This makes it safe for him to enter the living area where they are. "If you're looking for you're dad— I'll see if I can help, but…" He can't really promise. He's been working on that ability for weeks now and hasn't gotten much out of it. "You'll be safe here, though. It's not much, but— you'll have the bedroom, with Niki and I'll sleep out here— Just let me know if you're hungry, or want to watch television or anything. Have a few boardgames too."