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Its a solid bet that La Plata County will see snow starting tonight, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Grand Junction said Wednesday.
Its a pretty good storm, Chris Cuoco said, noting there is a winter storm watch in effect for the area from late tonight through late Friday night.
The 70 to 80 percent chance of snow through Friday night drops to 20 percent Saturday.
Cuoco said wind from the southwest will bring cold and dampness, an ideal setup for snow.
The best snow showers will be Friday. Durango could receive up to 6 inches, with up to a foot in higher elevations.
The snow level could reach as low as 6,000 feet elevation. The elevation of Durango is 6,512 feet.
When winds shift to the northwest late Friday through Saturday, the northern slopes will bear the brunt of the storm, Cuoco said.
Today is expected to be partly sunny, with a high temperature of around 45. The high Friday will be around 36.
Saturday will bring a slight chance of snow, with a high temperature around 31 degrees. A slight chance of snow will persist Sunday with a high of 32 degrees and a low Sunday night of 12 degrees.
Snow and blowing snow will restrict visibility at times, making traveling difficult.
Nancy Shanks, spokeswoman for the Colorado Department of Transportation, said road crews will be clearing highways where necessary.
The precipitation will be a welcome relief amid the drought conditions that have persisted in the region for much of 2012.
The total flow in the Animas River through Durango during November was the lowest in 102 years of records, state water officials reported last week.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Justin Morneau's three-run double proved to be the biggest hit of the game, as the Twins won their first Grapefruit League game of the spring, 5-4, over the Pirates on Monday at Hammond Stadium.
Morneau laced a bases-clearing double to left-center field off of Pirates right-hander Jeanmar Gomez in the fourth inning, after Jamey Carroll singled and both Joe Mauer and Josh Willingham walked with nobody out. Morneau later came around to score on an RBI single from Brian Dozier off of right-hander Brooks Brown.View Full Game Coverage
The four-run inning for Minnesota came after right-hander Vance Worley tossed two scoreless frames in his Twins debut. Worley, who was acquired in the trade that sent Ben Revere to the Phillies, gave up two hits and struck out one.
"I had command of everything I threw out there," Worley said. "But I didn't throw any changeups or split-fingers out there. I threw only two-seam, four-seam fastballs, cutters and curveballs. I had pretty good command on both sides of the plate, so I'll take it."
Pirates right-hander Kyle McPherson, rated as the club's No. 7 prospect according to MLB.com, also fared well. He threw two scoreless innings and gave up just one hit in his spring debut.
The Pirates got on the board in the third inning on a sacrifice fly from Travis Snider off right-hander Alex Burnett to score Anderson Hernandez, who led off the frame with a single.
They added another run in the fourth against right-hander Casey Fien on an RBI single from Felix Pie with two outs. Pittsburgh scored again in the fifth, when Snider brought home another run with his second sacrifice fly of the game.
The Pirates tied it up in the seventh on a solo blast from Jose Tabata off right-hander Esmerling Vasquez with two outs. The lead would be short-lived however, as non-roster invitee Chris Colabello -- who entered the game in place of Morneau at first base -- drove in Brandon Boggs with an RBI double in the eighth off of Pittsburgh's Kris Johnson.
Twins up next: Right-hander Mike Pelfrey, who is coming off of Tommy John surgery last May, is set to make his Twins debut on Tuesday at 12:05 p.m. CT against the Blue Jays in Dunedin, Fla. Catcher Joe Mauer and first baseman Justin Morneau are also set to play against Toronto, as they're gearing up for the World Baseball Classic. The Blue Jays are set to start left-hander Ricky Romero.
Rhett Bollinger is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Bollinger Beat, and follow him on Twitter @RhettBollinger.


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I thought of a bygone volunteer last week whilst playing with a children's book. A lot of books come in which make all manner of sounds when buttons are pressed. We don't get nearly as many as one might expect, given the number which are sold every year. I suspect parents regard these more in the line of toys than books, and throw them away when the battery runs down, rather than donate them to us.
We do get a lot with dead batteries, though, which is why I check them as they come in. The price is lower if a book shaped like an owl makes no noise at all, and even lower if the battery is about to die, so that the owl gives a long, mournful moo instead of a hoot. And, anyway, I'm always interested in new electronic arrangements of Old MacDonald.
This was an ABC book for multi-taskers: you heard the letter, were told to draw the letter, given a word that started with the letter, and, to reinforce it all, also given a sound to go with the word. "D is for Dog. Woof Woof Woof. Make the letter D!" I was intrigued: some words don't come with predictable noises. The Cat for C meows, of course, but what does the Queen for Q do? Well, she has a little snippet of vaguely royal music (so does the King for K, but he has a dominating march while the Queen's music is more feminine.)
The volunteer came to mind during V. V was for Violin, so naturally they played a bit of music to go with the sound. For reasons not known to me, however, they played these notes on a trumpet. This would have made my Volunteer come up with V for Veto.
She tried to show me, over the years, that there are rules for ABC books, the main one being "Don't confuse the kids." ABC books which mixed the general with the specific were a particular bane: you can say D is for Daisy, and you can say F is for Flower, but you can't do both in the same book. The kid may go around thinking a Flower is that purple thing on the page, just as Daisy is that one with the yellow center and white petals. B cannot be for Ball if you're going to make F stand for Football.
For advanced readers, she liked to have more than one picture per page. If D was for Dog, having a collie, a poodle, AND a dachshund indicated that Dog could mean any one of a variety of animals. When she did B for Ball, she had a football, a basketball, and a golf ball, to indicate the variety of shapes and sizes.
She was not alone in this: many books would do a variety of different things starting with the letter, and she felt that was useful, too: D was for Dog, Door, and Daisy, while H could be for Hat, Horn, or Hippopotamus. (She loved Hippopotamus, which is a really long word in which every letter makes the sound a beginning reader expects. "See!" she'd say, when the kid had made his way through it. "That is a twelve letter word and YOU sounded it out! Never be afraid of long words!")
But, oh, a book which had G for Goat, Gate, and Giraffe would never pass muster. The beginning reader, she felt, was not ready for a beginning letter that made more than one sound. G was a particular annoyance to her in any case, since the name of the letter does not contain the sound we usually associate with it: the g in gate and goat. For this reason, she was leading a crusade toward not teaching children the names of the letters at all.
"You don't teach a driving student to recite the names of the parts of a car," she said. "Why slow down reading lessons by insisting they know the letters by name, and in order?"
I used to think that raising a generation which did not comprehend the term "alphabetical order" would lead to chaos, but perhaps in an era of computer searching, that won't matter. Somewhere there is a chunk of videotape of her appearance before the Chicago School Board showing the audience how to spell cat without knowing the names of any of the letters. I still think I see a few flaws in this plan, but no more than in, say, playing a trumpet to represent a violin.
In any case, the whole debate gives new meaning to the phrase "Easy as ABC".


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The Montezuma County Board of Commissioners, as of this week, is setting aside a 15-minute window in its weekly agenda for general citizen feedback.
The commission meets most Mondays (except for holidays), and the new comment period is scheduled for 9:15 a.m. A second period may be added for longer days with both morning and afternoon sessions.
County Administrator Ashton Harrison said designated open comment periods for the public are a novel addition, at least since he joined the county in 2006.
Individuals and groups with detailed reports or in-depth issues to discuss are encouraged to make an appointment on the official agenda, but the new comment window will allow for more informal, brief statements.
"If someone wasn't able to make the deadline to get on the agenda, this leaves them the chance to comment," Harrison said. "The commissioners have always been receptive to people coming in to talk with them. But a lot of times the agenda is packed, and trying to fit people in between scheduled items throws off the whole course of the meeting."
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I'm running a little behind schedule. Actually, I think I'm right on time, but according to retailers and most of the people in the area, I'm over a month behind with my decorating for Christmas.
When I was growing up our tree was never put up until the first weekend in December. Mainly because we always had a real tree and keeping it hydrated 'til Christmas was tough. Another reason was my Mom celebrates Christmas until the Epiphany. All of our decorations, most importantly the nativity, stayed up until January 6 when the Magi arrived where Jesus lay in a manger. So in our house Christmas WAS from December 25 through January 6. Hence, the true meanings of "The 12 Days of Christmas" carol.
Now that I've shared a little knowledge and got to use the word "hence" which always makes me feels smarter, I can continue with my reason for being late in my decorating.
I, just like many others, have experienced that awkward moment when I realized…. I'm just like my Mom. Unlike most of the world these days, I like to enjoy my holidays separately, not letting them mingle, just like the food on my plate can't touch each other. Things are better when enjoyed in their own time and space. I don't have a Christmas tree with my Thanksgiving turkey let alone my Halloween goblins. Just as I'd never hide Easter eggs on Valentine's Day.
Christmas was NEVER about the tree for me. It was about the HUNT for the tree. My older siblings were all married and out of the house when I was growing up. Being the tag-along allowed me the privilege of going on this annual hunt alone with my Dad. He'd grab the handsaw and we'd jump in the farm truck and head to the woods to find the perfect cedar tree. The Walton's had nothing on us!
Of course, I'd always find a big, beautifully shaped tree and beg Dad to cut it down. He'd laugh and say "That one's 20 feet tall!" I soon learned the "how to measure a tree to fit in the living room" maneuver. I'd stand next to a tree on my tip toes and raise my hand high like I was asking to leave class to pee. If the tree was taller than my waving hand, it wouldn't fit. I have to admit that recently I stood next to a tree in Hobby Lobby and raised my hand. Even though this artificial tree was tagged with a "7 ½ foot tall" label, I still had to check. Must be the Missouri "Show Me" trait coming out.
We'd drag that tree out of the woods to the truck and take it home. Dad would put it in the tree stand and Mom would decorate it. Dad and I would move on to another activity while she decorated. Hot chocolate and a card game usually, but we never hung a ball on that tree we had a blast finding. Not that she wouldn't let us, we had just already had our fun with the tree.
Don't get me wrong, I love Christmas trees. I have five up in my house right now. None of which will ever be pictured in a magazine. But they are literally filled with memories. Yearly ornaments added to commemorate something special from each year. Our first Christmas together, our new house, and the three baby's first Christmas ornaments to name a few. Several made my kids at school that cause embarrassment and their need to hide them on the back of the tree. But all the ornaments bring back special, individual memories of times and people that have passed. Some even make me cry because the image in my mind is so clear I think I can touch them. I miss Dad most, but his memory surrounds me.
Now that I have a family of my own, our hunt includes going to the shed and finding the boxes that contain the trees, lights and ornaments and making the trek across the yard into the house. That in itself is quite an adventure. It's amazing the things we find that we forgot we had. A case of A.D.D. takes our minds off our Christmas objective and envelopes us in a live episode of a "Hoarders" intervention. Pretty sure I'm just one box of crap away from being featured!
After "Hoarders" and a word from our sponsors, the feature presentation of Christmas resumes. The artificial trees in all their plastic splendor will endure so much longer than their organic counterparts. Heck, I've had some for over 10 years and they're still green! This makes the "Mom in me" plan of celebrating all 12 days of Christmas an easy task…. Right?
Honestly, I've been guilty of not making it until the Kings come on January 6th. Seriously! Advancements in transportation have happened. If I can get a package from Amazon in two days, surely those three foreign guys can go see a new baby in less than 12! Unless they are getting held up in airports with pat downs and metal detectors. Do you have to declare myrrh?
I hope the wisdom I pass on to my kids is to relish the joys of each holiday. Make each one special in its own time. Never serve Thanksgiving turkey with a side of candy corn, and never let your gravy get into your cranberry salad cuz… well…. That's just gross!
Until next time, find YOUR Wisdom….Accidentally.


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After the gag session, the "writer" then applies skills to the idea. He takes an afternoon and maybe another day to structure the story- to line up the gags and ideas into an effective progression that lays out the ideas step by step and builds on them to lead to an exciting conclusion that wraps it up. This job takes some skill and brainpower for sure, but once you have it, the job itself is not difficult and can be executed in a day or 2. Then you slap the backs of the other writers and get ready for 10 months later when you can take credit for the success of the cartoon, or blame the artists when it doesn't play funny.
BUT! The storyboard artist has much freedom from other pesky skills. He doesn't have to make all his poses flip. He doesn't have to make finished clean drawings. He doesn't have to make sure there is room in each panel for every action to take place. He doesn't have to worry about the characters' proportions changing somewhat from panel to panel. If he had to worry about all that, he wouldn't be concentrating on telling a funny and gripping story and his storyboard would end up stiff and boring. His mind needs to be on the story, not every visual detail and perfect functionality of the drawings.
My bacon scribbled storyboards are evidence of that. I draw them fast and loose, with no worry about perfecting each line. I'm telling the story and trying to make it entertaining. That's a fun, fairly easy job. The hardest part is just how long it takes compared to writing, which takes hardly any time at all.
The ideal layout artist has to be:
A great draftsman.
A stylist and designer.
An actor.
A problem solver.
Patient and focused.
A multi-tasker.
This poor bastard not only has to have great skills and talent, he (or she) has to balance a ton of rules at the same time he's trying to make all the drawings look pretty. It's not like drawing a random pose in your sketchbook and hoping it comes out looking swell - which is much easier to do than doing functional drawings, as we all know.
LAYOUT ARTIST HAS LESS FREEDOM (at first)
The layout artist is also not completely free to make up anything he wants. He is not anywhere near as free as the story artist. He has to use the story artist's ideas as a guide - and clean up all its problems. This sounds like a dreadful boring, laborious task - and it can be while you are learning layout skills. But it doesn't mean it isn't a creative job. To me, it is the most essential job in the studio, because it's where the characters come alive - if you know what you are doing.
I'm always on the lookout for potential layout artists. it is the hardest skill for me to train people in - even though the artists with the potential to do it have to be the most naturally talented and skilled cartoonists. I have a bunch of them in my secret college blog, and this is definitely the hardest exercise for them to do. They are all already good at design and most are good at construction when they draw one individual character floating in space. When they have to translate storyboard drawings into layouts, they quickly realize what a different world the world of functional drawings is. It separates the men from the boys, especially if they are girls.
BUT...the layout artists are the stars of the studio. It's their drawings that end up on the screen entertaining the kiddies out there and making them giddy with jiggling pantloads of pee.
Unless they tone down all the storyboard drawings to make them look like illustrations in a Jehovah's Witness tract. Then they are dirty bums.
So... here's the beginning of a series where I will try to explain what a layout artist has to do.
The very first thing to do is READ THE STORYBOARD AND UNDERSTAND THE STORY!
If you just look at one panel at a time as you draw, you will find yourself heaped in mistakes that you will later have to go back and redo, because you didn't see all the problems lying ahead.
So READ THE STORY:
OK, once you now why everyone is doing what they are doing and where it is all heading you can start taking individual panels and analyzing them:
1) Look for the mistakes
2) Look for the good things - that you'll want to preserve and enhance
You can see in the panel above that Slab is so close to Ernie that I didn't have enough space between them to fit Ernie's hand- so I cheated and drew his hand too small just to get it in there. I left the problem for the layout artist to fix, poor bastard, so I could go on to the nest panel and just have fun telling the story.
There are other cramped areas in the picture. The background is to small. The jagged edged fence is running right through the characters and threatens to draw attention away from them. The sidewalk is too thin and everyone's feet are right on the edges of it.
The worm and flower heads have tangents-they touch the line of the sidewalk.
So, If I'm to get to the point where I can have some fun drawing layouts, I first have to take a deep breath, roll my eyes and start figuring out how to fix these problems.
Next: Fixing the cramped areas, by opening up space.
After that, looking for mistakes in construction, perspective.
After that, FINALLY, looking for the good things: contrasts, line of actions, funny expressions and strong poses - then caricaturing them.


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OT - Former Amaker player at Harvard signs with Warriors
Jeremy Lin is the first Asian American to enter the NBA in a long time. Exactly how long, I'm not sure, since the article only says that "He became the first Asian-American player signed by the Warriors since 1947." (What about the other 29 teams?)
Incidentally, if that 1947 date is correct, then the NBA actually had an Asian player before it had a black player (1950), which is . . . strange.


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The Starfire and Wrath buffs from this talent are now on separate 30 second. cooldowns. In addition, it is not possible to have both buffs active simultaneously.
Bye bye Lunar vs Solar debates.
With one change Blizzard has effectively ended the biggest debate within the Moonkin community in a way that I don't think anyone expected. In one fell swoop Blizzard has addressed several of their own stated concerns with the balance spec, if not the players concerns. I'm still digesting this info, but here is my first impression of the impact.
- First and foremost it obviously changes our rotation. Instead of focusing on one spell we will now use a twisting rotation to maximize Eclipse uptime. There are probably some more complicated strategy impacts as well, like trying to time one buff to happen instead of another, but I can't see those right now.
- Ghostcrawler said that they thought Balance DPS was a little low, and I don't think that the buff Improved Moonkin Aura has as big of an impact as he wanted. This will increase Eclipse's up time and therefore moonkin DPS.
- This will balance out spell usage much more. Back on 5/9/09, GC said "An ideal rotation, if we can make it work, would be more like SF x 3-6 then Wrath x 3-6, with Insect Swarm, Moonfire and the rest thrown in as needed." There are several ways you could interpret this but I think one of the things they are looking for is a more balanced use of spells. Currently, most moonkin have a primary nuke that they use 50% - 60% of the time. Then they have a secondary nuke that they use 20% - 30% of the time, with the other 20% made up of DoTs and long cooldown abilities. This change should make those nuke numbers become more equal.
- Ghostcrawler also said that he doesn't like that Eclipse has "driven many druids to mods to help manage it." This change will effectively eliminate the need for addons like Squawk and Awe. I'm not saying that Addons won't still be useful, but addons are currently required to manage the cooldown. Now that we will be twisting the buff, we won't have to worry as much about when the cooldown expires. You just keep casting and wait for the other eclipse to proc.
- Eclipse will still be completely uncontrollable. Losing a proc to a silence or some other game mechanic won't be as costly as it currently is, but we still don't have any way to DPS without risking an Eclipse proc. Basically Eclipse hasn't changed, just the way we use it.
- This is an indirect nerf to the current moonkin Idols. The problem with a vast majority of the idols is that they impact the performance of only one spell. That is ok when a majority of your rotation is centered around one spell, but now SF and Wrath will be equal partners. Which one do you choose? I'm not even sure that the IS idol won't be best in this situation.
Hopefully Blizzard will introduce a new cool idol like [Idol of the Unseen Moon] or [Idol of the Raven Goddess] that will make this a moot point.
Now reduces all spell damage taken by 3/6%, rather than reducing the chance to be hit by spells by 2/4%
This feels like more of a PvP change even though I know nothing about PvP, but will have some implications in PvE. It will make survivability less streaky. I don't know if it is an improvement or not. We will be hit by spells more often, but each hit will do less damage. I'm viewing it as a positive because it will give me more time to react when I am hit.
Owlkin Frenzy:
Now also restores 2% base mana every 2 seconds for the duration (10 seconds) in addition to its current effects.
This has to be PvP change. Who knows what our mana will look like after 3.2, but my I doubt the nerf to Replenishment will hurt us that bad. I just don't see many raiding moonkins picking up OF any time soon. From a PvP perspective I have no clue. It has to be a plus, but I don't know what kind of mana issues Moonkin are having in Arena right now.
Duration reduced to 10 seconds, and cooldown reduced to 3 minutes. This means each use of Innervate will give half as much mana as before, but it will be available twice as often.
Good change. It makes it more useful in both PvE and PvP.
Other Interesting Changes:
Replenishment: This buff now grants 1% of the target's maximum mana over 5 seconds instead of 0.25% per second. This applies to all 5 sources of Replenishment (Vampiric Touch, Judgements of the Wise, Hunting Party, Enduring Winter Frostbolts and Soul Leech).
I'm not sure how this will impact Moonkin. Most of us aren't having any mana issues, but that could change.
WARNING: Look out for tons of Casual vs Hardcore QQ on the WoW forums. Personally, I don't care, but you know its coming.
- Both the 10 and 25 player instances of the Crusaders' Coliseum drop a new Emblem of Triumph.
- Any dungeons that previously dropped Emblems of Heroism or Valor, such as Naxxramas or Heroic Halls of Stone, will now drop Emblems of Conquest instead. Emblems of Conquest can still be converted to Valor or Heroism.
- The heroic dungeon daily quest will now reward 2 Emblems of Triumph and the normal daily dungeon quest will reward 1 Emblem of Triumph.
Ominous Clouds in the Yogg-Saron encounter are now more vocal about touching players.If you listen really closely you will hear raid leaders around the world cheering. I have to say one of the most frustrating things about learning Yogg was not knowing who spawned the additional adds. Believe it or not I'm not saying this just because it would give us some one to yell at. If you don't know that your the one that screwed up, then you can't fix the problem.
There are a bunch of other little changes that you might find interesting. You can find the full patch notes here. If you have a couple minutes let me know what you think of these notes in the comments.


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How four women work to make Appo's homeless students' dreams come true.
A student doesn't have to be literally living on the street to be considered homeless.
As of Jan. 15, 128 students in the Appoquinimink School District have been identified as homeless, and since then, that number has probably gone up.
And the four women who work with them treat them like they're their own, whether it's finding them a place to live, applying to college, or going to prom.
When one Appoquinimink High School senior wanted to go to her prom, district social workers Eunice Deputy, Jackee Wade, Lorraine James, and Dawn Hall, made sure that it happened – even if it meant digging into their own pockets.
"It was a real Cinderella story," Deputy said.
The young woman had been classified homeless for the entire four years that she attended AHS, and when the end of her senior year came, she wanted to attend prom.
It was the first time that she had ever had the chance to try on dresses, James said. She went into the dressing room with 25 dresses to try on.
"She had never done that," James said. "It was a good experience for her."
Not only did money from the school help pay for what was originally a $400 dress, but the team of social workers used money from their own pockets and their bargaining skills to make sure that their student got the gown of her dreams.
Then when it looked iffy that the student didn't have a date, Wade's son, a football quarter back at the school, was put on standby – just in case.
"She had a whole bunch of mommy's in us," James said.
The four women try to treat all of the students like that – keeping in contact with them after they graduate from high school.
Last year, about 40 percent of students classified as homeless in Appoquinimink, went on to attend some kind of higher education institution, Deputy said.
Identifying the homeless
The 128 plus students who are homeless in Appoquinimink will not be seen on the streets.
"We identify students as homeless if they are living doubled up, in motels, if they had lost their home, or if they're not living in their own home," Deputy said.
The most common situation is having two or three families living under one roof.
Children living in foster care are also classified as homeless.
Deputy said that they use a case management approach to help homeless students.
"We have built it up collectively as a team," she said.
The program began in 1999 and it gets bigger each year because more students are identified as homeless each year, Deputy said.
"We follow them from the beginning until the end until they are no longer homeless," she said.
The women canvas all of the schools in the district, and if they find a student meeting these criteria, a referral is sent out. An assessment is done and they determine the needs of the students – and then they work to fill their students' needs.
They try to work as a family with the program.
The four social workers are each assigned schools to cover in the district, but they try to keep siblings together with the same case worker.
"If one has siblings, we take them all on," Wade said.
They also conference a lot about their kids, so they know each other's' kids – just in case one woman is out, then all situations can be handled.
Their office in the Appoquinimink Training Center in Odessa has been nicknamed, "The Warehouse."
Behind the four cubicles are closets and shelves filled with clothing, school supplies, toiletries, and anything else a student would need to get through school.
A grant through the Department of Education allows the district to provide the services and supplies to the students, Deputy said.
A lot of the items also come through donations, especially items in the food closet, which is located at Middletown High School.
Donations come from the community, district staff, parents, local businesses, and even students.
"Food is donated by staff and parents," Wade said. "If a family needs food, we put together it together based on household size."
Right now, the Warehouse is low on toiletries.
"When families are in the situation that there is a lock on their door, they don't have the basic needs," Wade said. "We work close with the State Service Center to get them a place to stay."
With the economy, there haven't been a lot of homeless students going from homeless to not, Deputy said.
On average, it takes about two to three years for a family to find a place to live, if they do.
"They do not bounce back quickly," Wade said. "Sometimes, the students end up [living] in other districts and we provide transportation."
At the end of the year, the women sit down with the students to determine what would be in these students' best interest – whether it would be to attend a different school or to continue coming to schools in the Appoquinimink district.
The money from the Basic Education Tools grant provides the transportation up until the end of the school year.
Older students and preparing for 'adult life'
Wade said that they are finding that older students' families are more likely to split up – leaving the older children to fend for themselves.
"They have to stay with someone else," she said.
There are special activities for students in their junior and senior years of high school to help them prepare for college or life after graduation.
"We go to college fairs and collaborate with admission counselors," Deputy said.
Sometimes moving around and transitioning all of the time affects students' academics.
"They have dreams and aspirations too," she said. "We try to make those a reality."
One student went on to attend college in Oklahoma with a scholarship through the National Association of Homeless Kids.
He was awarded the scholarship three years ago, and was the first student in the state of Delaware to receive it.
Others have gone to Delaware Technical and Community College and Delaware State University. Some go to tech schools, community colleges, or other four year schools.
One girl enrolled in beautician school.
With students who have no place to live, the women look into four year colleges so that they would have a place to live.
"It'll help them be more self-sufficient and break the cycle of homelessness," Deputy said.
This month, the crew of social workers will take the 18 or so homeless students who are juniors and seniors to Hornet Day at Delaware State University, Wade said.
After spring break, older students are also taken to Del Tech for a day to see the majors that the local two-year college has to offer.
Free pre-testing is offered to the seniors who are interested in attending too during that trip.
A special treat
"We treat them special," Deputy said. "At the end of the year, we bring them on a trip."
During the family trip to Dorney Park, the women hand out the students' summer reading materials, and snacks.
"It's so they can do something fun at the end of the school year," Wade said.
Families are invited to come along on the trip – since in most cases, they cannot afford to take trips during the summer.
Scholarships are also given to students to attend summer camp.
Usually one student receives a full camp scholarship, but last year, there was enough money to send three students to camp for three weeks.
"It makes the parents really happy," Deputy said. "All four of us are in the community trying to find what we can grab free for the kids."


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Originally published in the Dec. 27, 1961 edition of the Kiowa County Signal
Originally published in the Dec. 27, 1961 edition of the Kiowa County Signal
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Caywood announce the engagement of their daughter Janis Jeanne to John Floyd Carson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carson. All are of Mullinville.
Miss Caywood and her fiancée are attending Kansas State Teacher's College at Emporia.
Mullinville News
Pre-Christmas dinner at Aldrich home
Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Aldrich entertained at a pre-Christmas dinner Sunday, in honor of their children and their families. Mr. and Mrs. H.M. (Brick) Aldrich and family of Salina, Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Greene of Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kesterson and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Aldrich and family of Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aldrich and family of Emporia, Mrs. Lawrence Aldrich and children of Mullinville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher and family of Sterling were unable to be here.
Mullinville News
Cheerful Homemakers have gift exchange
The Cheerful Homemakers H.D.U. met Dec 13. at the Scout House with Mrs. Bonnie Fellers as hostess, with several other members helping as they were the losers in the contest.
Linda Coy played the piano and Shirley Lampkin and Joan Miller sang several Christmas songs.
Mrs. Mabel Hammer and Mrs. W.H. Ruth gave a shirt Christmas play.
Mrs. Eloise Towle gave a demonstration "cutting up an uncooked turkey."
Fourteen members enjoyed the gift exchange.
Mullinville News
The Bon Tres Club hears Christmas Story
The Bon Tres Club met Friday Dec. 15 at the C.S. Sloan home with Mrs. Sloan as hostess.
The president, Mrs. Clarence Ralstin opened the meeting with all present repeating the club collect. A free will offering was taken for "CARE."
A Chirstmas Story "Miracle in Texas" was given by Mrs. Lowell Herrick. A playlet entitled "Neighbors," the characters Mrs. B.W. McFadden, Mrs. Clyde Caywood, Mrs. Norval Ralstin, Mrs. C.H. Ralstin and Mrs. George L. Ralstin was timely and much enjoyed by all. Sixteen members and the following guests were present: Mrs. Clair McElwain, Mrs. Edith Alford and Mrs. Curtis Hargadine.
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by Besse Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Meireis, Loudelle and Sharalyn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt, Catherine and Evelyn and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lyon attended the wedding Saturday of David Lyon and Miss Sonja Hendricks of Winfield.
Rev. and Mrs. Weston Cox, Lynette and David spent Christmas day with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Francis Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brightup of Kansas City are spending Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark and Joyce and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brightup and family, Liberal.
Rev. and Mrs. Weston Cox Lynette and David and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cox, Kevin and Kim enjoyed a pre-Christmas dinner Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Cox of Wichita.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cooke, Ponea City, Okla., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rinkel and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kendall Jr., Gerri and Kelly, all of Englewood, Colo., were dinner guests Christmas Day of Mrs. Ella Cooke.
Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barstow, Beverly andf Janet and Mr. and Mrs. Don Raymond, Greensburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark and Joyce entertained with a family dinner Monday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brightup, Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Wooten, Ann Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Worden and family.
Mullinville School News
We made the decorations for our Christmas tree.
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Alan Brown and Debbie Fisher visited school on Tuesday. The Mullinville Kindergarten class wishes everyone a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
Second Grade
We wrote our letters to Santa last week.
Mike Price wanted an Army gun and an electric train.
Ricky Sherer wanted BB's.
Troy Koehn wanted an electric train.
Carla Hogan wanted a doll.
Donnie Parris wanted a helicopter.
Denise Liggett wanted a doll.
Lana Jo Bender wanted a Dalmatian puppy.
Paul Chadd wanted a BB gun and an Alamo set.
Randy Edmonds wanted an Army set.
Lee Dirks wanted a BB gun.
Raymond Rose wanted a BB gun and BB's.
Terry Kilgore wanted an electric train.
Dennis Brown wanted an electric train, a BB gun and BB's.
Debbie Hardesty wanted a name bracelet.
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Byron Miller, Student of the Week
For student of the week the National Honor Society has chosen Byron Miller for his outstanding accomplishments in scholarship. Byron qualified for the Bahmerfield Scholarship finals, which is one of the greatest honors a Kansas student can earn. Last week Byron went to the University of Kansas to take the final examination. It consisted of a rigorous aptitude test and extensive interview with the Scholarship Committee and Placement Bureau. There are no results yet, but we are certain Byron did well and wish him the best of luck.
Honorable mention is awarded to Jim Clark and Jerry Heidrich who, along with Byron Miller, qualified for a took the Washburn University scholarship tests in Topeka. To them we also wish the best of luck.
What Christmas Means to me
by Weaver L. Fleener
December 1961
A friend asked me to tell you
What Chirstmas means to me.
It means many things, not just the turkey,
the tinsel of the tree.
It means the singing of the carols
By the young and by the old
And the stories of the Christchild
And the lessons that are told.
It means all of those fond memories
When I was just a lad
Exchanging gifts with sisters and brothers
And a loving Mother and Dad
It means that Sunday School Teacher
Like and Angel, how she could fix
A truth in the mind of us little folks
While at the age of five or six.
It means to turn from the seasons rush
And away from it's mad gift
For the real true Christmas Spirit
We should take time to cultivate,
It means the joy of giving
And all the fun to share
As we gather around the Chirstmas tree
With all our family there
But it's not the high priced gift
That I get from friends and brothers
But all of those unselfish little things
That I might do for others
Christmas means that the Star of Hope
Hovers over every land
And to us it means the joy we get
By lending a helping hand
It means that "Peace on Earth"
Cannot in this world shine
Unless "Goodwill to men" is born
First in your heart and mine
Christmas means, if I'll not forget
When the hours of that day start
That my best gift is not under the tree
But what is in my heart


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Allan Kiprono will again be a member of Team Kenya for the International Team Challenge on Monday. There will be 10 men's teams competing and seven women's squads in the event that follows the same course as the Bolder Boulder citizens race.
In addition to Team USA and Team Colorado in the men's race, there will also be an Air Force team and a WCAP team, which is made up of runners from the world class athlete program who trained as a part of the American Distance Project with Scott Simmons.
The Bolder Boulder established the International Team Challenge in 1998 and it includes professional runners from all over the world that compete on three-person teams for one of the largest non-marathon prize purse races in the country. This year's total prize purse is valued at $110,600 before bonuses.
The women's race beginning at 11:13 a.m. and the men's race starts at 11:24 a.m.
Ethiopia has won the past four women's titles and the past six men's. This year's men's team includes 2009 Bolder winner Tilahun Regassa, 2013 Bay to Breakers champ Birhanu Gedefa and Tolossa Gedefa Fufi.
"Although we are very proud of our Team USA and Colorado athletes, it is always an honor to host outstanding athletes from all over the world at our race in Boulder," race director Cliff Bosley said. "We've had many internation-al athletes take home first in the team challenge and it's exciting to bring that world class racing experience to the Bolder Boulder.
International Team Challenge
Note: Teams for the 2013 International Team Challenge are as follows, but are subject to change.
Team Canada -- Anne Marie Madden, Sabrina Shirley Wilkie and Catherine Louise Watkins
Team Colorado -- Nuta Olaru, Mattie Suver and Bri Nelson
Team Ethiopia -- ZemZem Ahmed, Merima Mohammed and Amane Gobena
Team Kenya -- Chemtai Rionotukei, Millicent Kuria and Alice Kimutai
Team Mexico -- Marisol Guadalupe Romero Rosales, Madai Perez Carillo and Karina Perez
Team Peru -- Jemena Helen, Misayauri Camargo, Julia Rivera Lopez and Judith Toribio Lavado
Team USA -- Deena Kastor, Laura Thweat and Stephanie Rothstein
Team Air Force -- Will Christian, Isaiah Bragg and Ben Payne
Team Canada -- Kevin Allan Friesen, Adam William James Hortian and Terence Christopher Attema
Team Colorado -- Josh Eberly, Tyler McCandless and Sean Quigley
Team England -- Rory Fraser, Keith Gerrard and Andrew Lemoncello
Team Ethiopia -- Tilahun Regassa, Tolossa Gedefa Fufi and Birhanu Gedefa
Team Kenya -- Leonard Korir, Lani Rutto and Allan Kiprono
Team Mexico -- Jose Antonio Uribe Marino, Juan Carlos Romero Bernal and Ismael Apolo Mondragon Escalona.
Team Peru -- Paulino Canchanya, Jhon Lennon Casallo Lozano and Constantino Leon Lopez
Team USA -- Brent Vaughn, Kenyon Nueman and Aaron Braun
Team WCAP -- Robert Cheseret, Augustus Maiyo and Joseph Chirlee


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What do we really adore?
Have you read or seen The Hobbit? The character Gollum is one of the most unattractive characters in literature. Physically, his movements are spider like, his skin pallid and sicklly looking , he has googly eyes, and his voice is raspy. His character is avaricious. He "guards" The Ring, he strokes it, he holds it dear, he calls it My Precious." He reminds me of Wayne LaPierre of the NRA. LaPierre worships metal that kills. His priorities place guns over living people. Sad, sad, example of a MAN.
As 2012 concludes, let us consider, what is really My Precious?


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I have been thinking about Planned Parenthood and how many abortions are performed every year.
I think we need to start "Planned Parenthood citizenship."
Automatically grant citizenship to people who are illegal now if they have one or more children. After that, let about 30 million more people come into this country and make them citizens. That would make up for the 50 million citizen babies aborted so far.
After that, for every abortion, make one illegal a citizen.
I think God would approve of that since He loves all of us, and the majority are Christians.
Maybe this would make the population-control people think twice about playing God.


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I'm with Moonlake on this one. You can't force creativity. Take a break. Read a book. Focus on learning stuff instead of creating stuff.Do you have a slush pile? My slush pile is a big ol' monster of a text file that I just write down all the half-decent ideas that I get. Sometimes I can combine a couple of halfway good ideas into something solid. Most ideas in the slush pile will never leave, but a few get their wings there.Or just drink tequila and play word association games with crazy people. Whatever works.
Or just drink tequila and play word association games with crazy people. Whatever works.
I'm with Moonlake on this one. You can't force creativity. Take a break. Read a book. Focus on learning stuff instead of creating stuff.
I am not one to give much of a solution because I get stuck in your situation often and I just turn to code instead.Maybe it is a thing with self editing the idea before it even has time to form. My main issue is this self regulation about the ideas I come up with and I stagnate. I am waiting for THE idea instead of any idea. Once I get picky I know it is time to take a break. Maybe you have ideas but discard them before you have a chance to act on them? The only way I can loosen up and get things written is to turn off the self editor and just type out an idea. It is hard as hell for me to power through an idea and just type. After two sentences I want to go back and change stuff or I feel like the idea is crap. Often times it is crap, but if I am able to power through and just keep typing anything, often times I get a gem or two out of it and then those pieces of inspiration can help drive me forward again.I have so much random crap that I really need to go through and edit it. But that is phase II of my own personal blockage and where I am stuck. My "In Work" is in my private files and there is a lot of it! It is work sometimes, no doubt about it. But it is the product that makes that work very worth it. Other times writing is simply a great joy and the whole process is fun. Either way it is never a waste of time.
This could also be a part of what I'm going through. Now that you mention it, I will dismiss certain ideas before they even hit the drawing board. The main reason being; they're cliché'd and have been done before in so many different incarnations.
Well, then Sagely Advice would be an alternative place for these iffy ideas, I would say. A pity that Sil has disappeared- I was thinking that given that you two are good friends, you could ask Sil to read over your iffy ideas and then maybe you two could brainstorm together. Also, Shadoweagle's idea of posting abondoned ideas as a challenge is a good one. I believe there is already a thread started by Manfred somewhere in the forum that does this. I also like the idea of this being a quest, maybe it could be a collaborative quest where someone puts up an 'abandoned idea', another person takes up the discussion, the two of them go off to brainstorm together and a collaborative sub pops out. Sound good to anyone?
Looks like you've decided to commit yourself to creating a new setting , good luck with it! P.S. Manfred's thread on his unfinished ideas is right here in Sagely Advice and one of the top ones listed (the 2nd) as well.
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