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Ever since the Marion County Health Department moved back to its former location at 300 Second St. in July after workers spent half a year renovating the space, the number of people using the facility's family planning services has gone down.
However, said Donna Riffle, director of nursing at the health department, "Family planning is probably one of the most common services that people identify with the health department and it's been an ongoing program for years."
In fact, the program is funded by Title X, which was enacted in 1970 during the administration of President Richard Nixon, according to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services website (www.hhs.gov).
"It's been around for years and it's confidential," Riffle added. "If my husband calls and says, 'Donna has an appointment,' we don't accept that. The person has to call. We do deal with younger girls."
In fact, starting at the age of 13, females who qualify under income guidelines can begin to use the services of the family planning program at the Marion County Health Department.
"We can see girls as young as 13 and all the way up through as long as they need a method of birth control," Riffle said. "And once a woman has had a tubal (ligation) or she has gone through menopause or had a hysterectomy, then we send them to our (state) Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program (www.wvdhhr.org/bccsp/). But as long as they need a method of birth control, they can come and see us."
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Fewer are using family planning program
Officials: Number down following renovation of health department
Ever since the Marion County Health Department moved back to its former location at 300 Second St. in July after workers spent half a year renovating the space, the number of people using the facility's family planning services has gone down.
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Children with disabilities enjoy hunting for Easter eggs: PHOTOS
Thousands of brightly colored plastic eggs lined the halls at the Disability Action Center (DAC) at 102 Benoni Ave. in Fairmont Saturday.
There were eggs on tables and doorknobs, in the gym and on the handrails. There were eggs for everyone.
Sanders seeks 'second chance at life': VIDEO
For more than half of his life, Morris Morrison has had to visit his father at the Mount Olive Correctional Facility.
That's where holidays, like today, have been spent. Birthdays. That's where letters, gifts and photographs are addressed to. That's the postmark on Christmas cards and other correspondence Charles "Chuckie" Sanders sends to family and friends. And it's been that way for 20 years.
McKinley, Gainer are candidates for Congress
Those who will represent their respective parties on the general election ballot for the 1st Congressional District have already been decided.
It is one of the few partisan races that will not need to be decided by the Tuesday, May 13 primary election as there are only one Republican and one Democrat vying for the seat.
'Winter burn' hits some state plants
A harsh winter has caused some plants to be burned.
West Virginia University Extension experts call this damage "winter burn." It can be found on boxwood plants, a common but non-native plant in West Virginia.
East Dale student, loyal to twin brother, promotes autism awareness
Erin Pride, 12, is a sixth-grader at East Dale Elementary School.
She likes to play basketball, is a Girl Scout and just started learning the clarinet for school band.
This Christmas, she received a rubber band bracelet loom. Rubber brand bracelets are very popular, and she started making bracelets and trading them at school.
Tuesday deadline for voter registration
The deadline for new voters to register before the May 13 primary is fast approaching.
Residents have until 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday to go to a government office, such as the county clerk's office or the DMV, and fill out a voter registration card.
Swimming Challenge available for children with autism
The Corridor Chapter of the Autism Society of West Virginia (AS-WV) and the YMCA of Clarksburg will be sponsoring the second annual Swimming Challenge for children affected by autism.
The swimming challenge gives children with autism the opportunity to attend swimming lessons and work on their swimming skills one-on-one.
CASA Superhero 5K set for April 26
The second annual CASA Superhero 5K will be held April 26 in Fairmont.
The event is at East Marion (Wave Pool) Park and is an annual fundraiser for CASA programs in Harrison, Marion, Monongalia and Preston counties.
Fun, prizes mark annual event at Curtisville Lake
An annual family fishing event begins at 9:30 a.m. today.
The Marion County Parks and Recreation Commission and the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources are having the annual Family Fishing Day. The event will take place today at Curtisville Lake, with registration beginning at 9:30 a.m. and prizes being given away at 10:30 a.m.
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A boy remains in critical condition after being shot more than a week ago, and police officials are now saying the incident was accidental in nature.
On Wednesday, April 9, at 7:52 p.m., police were dispatched to a Fairmont residence after an 11-year-old boy sustained a gunshot wound inside the home.
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Pacific Bluefin Tuna are at low levels of abundance.
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The Brain Alphabet is a set of 26 Roman letters visible in the bumps and valleys of photos of real human brains. Link (Thanks, Armand!)
I write books. My latest is a YA science fiction novel called Homeland (it's the sequel to Little Brother). More books: Rapture of the Nerds (a novel, with Charlie Stross); With a Little Help (short stories); and The Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow (novella and nonfic). I speak all over the place and I tweet and tumble, too.
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Scenes from the well-loved musical, now playing at the Minskoff Theatre.March 18, 2010
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A sneak peek at the national tour of American Idiot.January 1, 2013
Sex, songs and erotic literature! Audiences are in hysterics at off-Broadway's newest parody of the Fifty Shades of Grey series, and star Laurie Gardner dropped by to explain why Cuff Me is a can't-miss night of comedy!May 28, 2013
In the final (?) episode of Looks Not Books, Matilda's Lesli Margherita answers a ton of questions from her fans! Also, we get a sneak peek at rehearsals for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and a preview of Marcus: The Musical.November 26, 2013
Lindsay Mendez is one of our most-clicked stars of 2013! Watch her look back on the year that was.December 23, 2013
Heathers the Musical will rule the hallways at New World Stages beginning March 15! Broadway.com got a sneak peek of the new musical adaptation in rehearsal. It's very.February 21, 2014
Broadway.com catches up with the singer/songwriter, making her stage debut in the hit musical After Midnight from February 11 through March 9.January 31, 2014
Broadway's Motown: The Musical has a sizzling new original cast recording and Broadway.com brings you this exclusive peek of the stars laying down the hits.June 4, 2013
In the final Land of Lola, Kinky Boots Tony nominee Billy Porter brings fans inside Tony rehearsal, nominee events and Brenda Braxton's beauty salon. He also sits down with co-stars Annaleigh Ashford and Stark Sands to get their Tony stories.June 7, 2013
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The treadmills themselves are designed with a drive motor that is connected to the front roller via a belt. The pulley on the drive motor is much smaller than the pulley on the front roller to create a mechanical advantage. In other words, this allows the motor to spin multiple times around for every time the front roller spins. This works like the gears of a car. The higher the ratio between the front roller and the motor, the more power the motor can transfer to the treadmill belt and the easier it is for the motor to pull you as a user while you're walking on the belt.
One of the challenges in designing a quality treadmill is having strong torque at low speeds without causing the motor to run too fast at high speeds. Most treadmills typically have maximum speeds in the 10-12 MPH range. If the gear ratio is too high, this will cause the motor to spin at an RPM that will wear out the motor quickly, and this is where the discussion on treadmill quality is often centered. Better quality and larger motors will typically be able to have high torque at low speeds and then more easily run within its recommended RPM at the maximum speed.
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In a prospective, randomized trial, people who used a personal digital assistant (PDA) to itemize their food intake were significantly more likely than those using old-school handwritten diet diaries to meet the program's goals for calorie and fat intake, exercise, and group meeting attendance.
There were signs, as well, that those PDA benefits may have been enhanced by periodic reminders and other kinds of device feedback that were personalized based on the diet-diary entries.
Dr. Lora E Burke from the University of Pittsburgh, PA, stated that, "The group that received the feedback did a little bit better than the group that did not receive the feedback." And with or without the feedback messages, those using the PDAs were significantly more likely than those writing out their diet entries to adhere to the trial's self-monitoring goals, she said.
"However, when you look at how that translated to weight loss, the PDA group that didn't get the feedback was similar to the paper-diary group. It was the [PDA] feedback method that really helped with the weight loss."
Although using the PDA boosted adherence to the program, "and that should translate to better weight loss and behavior change, it didn't quite as much as we thought it would."
In the trial, 210 adults (mostly female and white, with a mean body-mass index of about 34 kg/m2) were randomized to use of one of three self-monitoring methods -- handwritten diaries or PDA with or without feedback -- while attending meetings for cognitive-behavioral intervention. The meetings were held weekly for 16 weeks and then at increasingly longer intervals, concluding with one session at 21 months.
The study's signature intervention feature, PDA feedback, was controlled using software that read the participant's diet and exercise entries and regularly generated the messages.
"So, for example, at 10 am they could get a message related to how well they did at breakfast, reinforcing that," Burke said. "Then maybe at 4 pm a message might commend them on how well they're doing with the calories, but cautioning them that they're getting close to their fat-gram goal." Messages about exercise went out every other day.
"These were not generic messages. They were tailored based upon what the person entered into the PDA," according to Burke.
In the beginning, everyone attended the meetings (attendance) and used the electronic or paper diaries (self-monitoring), although somewhat fewer initially met the exercise and two dietary goals (calories and fat intake). Adherence to all five of those program components declined steadily in all three groups, but significantly more so in the handwritten-diary group.
Still, adherence to those components by week 60 to 70 was comparable in the three groups. And weight loss followed the same pattern, although those getting PDA feedback fared best throughout much of the study. On average, they lost >5% of their weight by six months, significantly more than the other groups, but they lost part of that advantage by study's end.
Burke et al saw a significant interaction (p<0.0001) between weight loss and each of the adherence components. For example, every 20% decrease in adherence to the exercise goals was associated with a 1 kg rise in weight. The change was 0.74 kg and 0.60 kg per 20% drop in adherence to fat-intake goals and meeting attendance, respectively.
At 24 months, there were few significant differences between the three groups, "which has been shown in studies over and over again," Burke observed: program participants may adhere to the goals and lose weight initially but generally backslide over time.
"We thought that maybe the PDA would be able to keep them [on the program], but we found that they would just use it less and less over time" as the opportunity for personal support at meetings diminished, she said.
"We wanted [the PDA] to be integrated into their lives, but not everybody did this. They might forget to charge it; maybe they would leave it at home some days. And when we weren't around, that kind of behavior started increasing."
Part of the problem, she said, was that some participants "weren't really into the PDA." Some used the handheld computer only for the study, "even though we encouraged them [also] to use it for their calendar, their schedule, to play games -- to just use it." Also, she said, the 2005-era software wasn't nearly as user-friendly as current versions.
The hardware has also evolved with the times. "We're doing a study right now that uses a smartphone, so the person has [only] one device, they charge it regularly, and they keep it with them all the time -- so that overcomes some of the barriers. And today we can communicate with the person in real time and change feedback messages more frequently."
Source: http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12653&catid=53&Itemid=8, Burke LE, Styn MA, Conroy MB, et al. Adherence to weight loss treatment across three self-monitoring approaches and the association with weight change. EPI|NPAM 2012; March 15, 2012; San Diego, CA.
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A Tosa resident since 1991, Christine walks the dog, cooks but avoids housework, writes and reads, and enjoys the company of friends and strangers. Her job takes her around the state, learning about people's health. A Quaker (no, they don't wear blue hats or sell oatmeal or motor oil), she has been known to stand on both sides of the political and philosophic fence at the same time, which is very uncomfortable when you think about it. She writes about pretty much whatever stops in to visit her busy mind at the moment. One reader described her as "incredibly opinionated but not judgmental." That sounds like a good thing to strive for!
Still pondering last year
First snow and bitter cold made a sharp crease between this year and the last one. We busy ourselves with resolution making, hoping, planning, and acting for a better year (or an even better year for those who had a stellar 2010). But last year cast a long shadow, and in it is pause for reflection on its lessons.
Whatever last year held, it took us closer to our destination. This year will take us closer still, even when it doesn't make much sense in our own busy plottings. As we step into another new beginning, here's a blessing for the journey from the great John O'Donohue:
Of oak trees, cell phones, and waste culture
Some friends and I are experimenting with tossing ten items a day. It's a great way to start to bring more space -- and clarity -- into our lives. And sharing with each other our lists of tossed items is entertaining and provocative, sometimes touching.
I'm thinking you can learn more by what people toss than what they display.
Some days we find ourselves tossing from the refrigerator: freezer burned veggies, that jar of curry sauce you never finished, the lurking science experiments. One day I thawed mystery packets from the freezer and had an odd but pleasing dinner of soup and baba ganoush. Eaten is better than tossed, and heating the soup killed anything that might be waiting to kill me. As to the eggplant, I remembered when I stashed it, so it was a safe enough bet.
After a few weeks of tossing tens, you become much more aware of how much ridiculous stuff most of us hang onto, how much redundance there is in it. And you start to see it everywhere.
Speaking of ridiculous stuff and tossing it, this rant will now move to electronics. Been a bad week here for those. My daughter's cell phone glass shattered, and she found it was not insured. This is the scam the electronics industry uses to save itself the trouble of creating quality, reliable products. They don't stand behind them, they don't service them. Instead, you and I pay extra for insurance. It's a gamble on things going wrong, which you might as well count on.
And the 3-month-old cell phone goes into the landfill if you don't find someone on the Net who might replace a simple piece of glass for $89, no guarantees.
Santa sent me a handset for my cell phone. Red, it looks like the handsets of yore. You plug it into the jack and you hold it in your hand. You can actually hear, talk, and do dishes with the thing pinched between head and shoulder, the way your mama did. And did I mention it looks really cool, in a funny retro sort of way?
However, the jack didn't fit my phone, so I went on a quest to find an adapter. The manufacturer offered one that cost twice what the handset cost. Google and son Geo found the fix for a mere $1.98. But when it arrived, I could hear the person I called; they couldn't hear me.
Will you join the Revolution?
Apparently, there's gonna be a Revolution in daytime TV. The established order, venerable soap opera One Life to Live, is being usurped by a reality TV show to "help women navigate transformations extending to nutrition, mental health, medical issues and style."
What's revolutionary about yet another reality show with Ty Pennington, Tim Gunn, and a team of "superheroes of hope," you may ask, as I certainly do.
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Summer 2013 4-H Camping Continues, with Changes, at Iowa 4-H Center
AMES, Iowa — Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is committed to maintaining a sustainable 4-H youth development program that provides quality educational programs for Iowa youth — including camping experiences. However, there will be some changes in the camping experiences that the Iowa 4-H Program will offer at the Iowa 4-H Center this summer.
"The original intent was to offer a full camp schedule for summer 2013 at the Iowa 4-H Center near Madrid," said Cathann Kress, vice president for ISU Extension and Outreach. "However, we must limit the scope of programming we are able to offer at the center, due to staff changes and budget realities."
The 4-H camp program specialist has resigned to take another position, said LuAnn Johansen, assistant director for the Iowa 4-H program. Program staff are being hired to facilitate camp programs including archery, aquatics, climbing wall, creek walks and science.
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"We hope to add other 4-H camping experiences at the center this summer," Johansen said.
"Camping experiences provided by the Iowa 4-H program extend beyond those camps held solely at the Iowa 4-H Center," Johansen continued. "ISU Extension and Outreach is committed to providing multiple opportunities for youth to experience camp. Multiple day camps and local overnight camps will continue to be offered throughout the state at other locations tied to our county or regional 4-H programs."
The ISU Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development management team is consulting with camping experts from across the national 4-H system to determine potential solutions to enhance and sustain Iowa 4-H camping opportunities into the future, Johansen said.
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I just can not believe it!!!
I just can not believe it!!! After numerous trips to and from camp it will not be open this summer!!! This summer my daughter would have been CIT!! Bummed....
A sad day for Iowa 4-H
A sad day for Iowa 4-H program. The small group of females who are now in charge of Iowa State Ag. department have no clue what is going on in rural iowa. 4-H Camp has been the life blood for youth in rural areas for years.
Get your act together and see what is going on in rural Iowa. What is your next stunt? Close the Iowa State Fair 4-H building.
County camps? If you leave
County camps? If you leave it up to county staff, it will never happen in this county. Very few activities take place. There is never anything posted on their web site and their facebook page is sporadic at best.
This is extremely
This is extremely disappointing, especially for my 8-year old son who has been looking forward to attending the residential camp this summer for the first time as his older brother has for the last three years. I can see reducing the scope of the residential camp from 9 weeks over the summer to whatever is financially feasible (like 3 or 4), but to shut it down completely, is wrong. I sure hope they reconsider.
My in-laws purchased a week
My in-laws purchased a week of camp for each of my kids and my nieces and nephews. This is beyond disappointing -- my kids loved 4-H camp! I hope you plan to refund the gift certificates so they can at least go to Camp Hantesa instead. I'm so sad about this -- the Iowa 4-H camp is a treasure!
My daughter has been going to
My daughter has been going to the Iowa 4-H Center for the last 3 years. Before her first camp, she would never approach other kids to hang out, she was so shy. Her self confidence has increased because of her experiences at camp! She has made great friends and enjoys getting to know her counselors. Every summer when we leave, she is already planning the next years trip. I so hope they reconsider!
My Best Friend and I went to
My Best Friend and I went to camp last summer and we've been planning to go to camp again this summer. We met people from all over the world last year and we had so much fun. I couldn't wait to do it again, but I guess thats not happening. :(
I am heartbroken by this
I am heartbroken by this decision. My oldest son has been a CIT for the past three years, and was extremely excited about getting to be part of the Jr. Staff this summer. My middle son was given a week of camp for his birthday gift by his grandparents (not knowing there wouldn't be a camp), and my youngest son has reached the age for day camp. It is an extremely sad day in our house as summer plans for three wonderful boys have just been taken from them by no fault of their own. I went to the 4-H center when I was in high school, and it saddens me that my younger sons will not have the opportunities to make the memories that did.
I feel you need to rethink
I feel you need to rethink the decision being made. Children all over and mine included love 4H camp. I don't feel it is fair to let the Children suffer because of your mistakes. My son loves camp and when he came home last summer had already been thinking about what camp he wanted to go to this year. He also would love to be a camp counsler when he is older. I just think it is very selfish to pull dreams from our future... What will we become if this continues?? I hope that you look in your hearts and realize what you are doing to our children.
they are having staffing
they are having staffing problems, a call out for applicants went out weeks ago. know any college kids that need a summer job and residence send them to the website.
I suggest you break out the
I suggest you break out the Targeting 4-H Life Skills Model. Where is the Critical Thinking, Resiliency, Leadership, Problem Solving for starters? Camp Alumni, parents, campers... we have not been given the opportunity to keep The Iowa 4-H Center as Camp Home. A terrible disservice to 4-H has been done with this decision. I urge you to reconsider and do so with great haste!
What is going on in Ames?
What is going on in Ames? The quick departure of the 4-H Director and now cutting the camp program. Wasn't there a farm that was willed to the 4-H camping program to help with expenses?
I don't understand how you
I don't understand how you speak of budget cuts as an excuse when you used funding for a number of special projects last year. Prudent fiscal policy would know and understand how to budget. so sad..
Iowa State 4-H Administrative
Iowa State 4-H Administrative Team = Death of Iowa 4-H
I am so disappointed with
I am so disappointed with this decision. My son has attended camp for the last 4 years including twice last summer. He loves this camp! He has met many people from all parts of the world. He loved it so much he invited his cousins to join him on his last visit. We have 2 nieces that have served as counselors for several summers and have had such wonderful experiences. We hope this is not the end of a wonderful experience for so many children and young adults.
This news saddens all who
This news saddens all who believe in the power of camp to transform a young person's life, to help build community and teach and reinforce strong values in young people. Parents should be urged not to let their kids miss the camp experience this summer as a result of this change. Up and down the Des Moines River Valley are camps that serve youth, and would be happy to greet campers that have been displaced by this decision. One place to look for these camps is the American Camp Association website: http://find.acacamps.org/. Camps like Camp Hantesa near Boone, offer a traditional camping experience similar to the 4H Center at close to the same reasonable price. To attend, you do not have to be a member, in fact, for the past two years, 4Hers have been going to Hantesa to work with Hantesa's horse program.
If the state has such a huge
If the state has such a huge budget surplus, why not funnel some of it to help out the camp???
I'm guessing the next
I'm guessing the next announcement will be that the camp is being sold.
I'm guessing their next
I'm guessing their next announcement will be that the camp is being sold.
My son, also, was hesitant to
My son, also, was hesitant to go to camp two summers ago, but he went to day camp two years in a row and loved it. As a result, he became more outgoing and social, and became a much stronger swimmer. I am very, very saddened that this is happening at the 4H center. I also went to camp there as a 4Her growing up. It is such a beautiful place and a great asset to the state of Iowa.
There is more explanation
There is more explanation that a single person left, and just a passing of the word budget in there. Are we to believe that the rest of the organization is incapable of making camp happen?
My son has talked of nothing
My son has talked of nothing except going back to camp since I picked him up last summer. He was very hesitant about going all by himself, but he had a blast and cannot wait to go back. I don't know how I will tell him there won't be any camping this summer. Please, please change your minds and continue to offer a full summer of camps. The difference it made in my son's life is huge, and I don't know that he would be the outgoing kid he is today if he had not gone to camp.
My son has talked of nothing
My son has talked of nothing except going back to camp since I picked him up last summer. He was very hesitant about going all by himself, but he had a blast and cannot wait to go back. I don't know how I will tell him there won't be any camping this summer. Please, please change your minds and continue to offer a full summer of camps. The difference it made in my son's life is huge, and I don't know that he would be the outgoing kid he is today if he had not gone to camp.
This is very sad news to hear
This is very sad news to hear as well at such late timing. As an intern this winter at camp, it was saddening to not be utilized because of these changes. To be told so late in the year about what was going on with the Iowa 4-H Center completely impacted my experience as an intern. I was not able to fulfill my goals as an intern because I could not recruit campers or create programming for the upcoming camp season. Many skills I had hoped to learn I never got to experience because decisions we not made sooner. If I had known about the change in Staff I would have gladly taken that position if offered and could have been trained by staff to do the position properly. So many kids depend on this camp to gain social skills and life lessons. Not to mention great memories and life changing experiences. It disappoints me that decisions about camp have been handled in such a manner when it means so much to so many people.
I have lost ALL respect for
I have lost ALL respect for the State 4-H Office and the Administrative Committee...At least I know that FFA will still be going strong when my kids are of age. I have absolutely no hope that there will be a worth while 4-H program in the future with the current idiots running the State 4-H Program.
I really hope that you
I really hope that you consider rehiring someone for the position and to be the program director at the IOWA 4-H Center. I can probably name off ten people that would apply for the job and other ten that would do it just to have camp this summer. Not to mention the are qualified.
I am so saddened by this
I am so saddened by this news. My son has been talking about going back to camp since he came home. He has went for the last three years. My daughter is planning to be a counselor in two years when she is old enough. I understand times are tough but our kids need the option to be OUTSIDE exploring, learning and growing! Please do not close for the whole summer. Maybe offer a shortened schedule of camps.... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do not do this......
Since the camp rumors
Since the camp rumors started, I have been defending the 4-H camp program and its integrity. There would be no way that the this outstanding opportunity for 4-Hers to meet others from around the state would be eliminated. This would have been nice to know a month ago when I started recruiting kids from our area to attend camp. I have several new campers this year that will be very disappointed. Another example of lack of communication at the state level.
The fact that you are using
The fact that you are using "staffing problems,"or the fact that the program specialist is accepting a dream job, as an excuse for shutting down the whole camp is appalling. You are using her as a scapegoat or as an "easy out." You have lost sight of 4-H and what it is all about. The program specialist is not who keeps the camp running, it's the kids who do.
Forcing her out of her house
Forcing her out of her house and office...the writing was on the wall....no one in their right mind would blame her for looking for a new job... Using her as a scapegoat shows the true lack of character and leadership within the state office!!!
This is a real blow to
This is a real blow to hundreds of kids in central Iowa who will now end up in front of television sets and computers during the summer months when they could have gone to this wonderfully run, safe,secure day camp. When pediatricians are urging parents to get their kids outdoors, you close this opportunity to them at a most critical time. I've taken several groups of college-aged students to the camp. For some, the memories made at camp, even as adult "kids" are everlasting. I've become a bit ashamed of my ISU heritage in recent months. What, may I ask, will this money be diverted to in the future that is more important than connecting people with nature?
So much for the "Outreach"
So much for the "Outreach" part of ISU Extension and Outreach....
Please do not let this
Please do not let this happen!! Both of my kids have thousands of positive memories and experiences. I will volunteer for Abbie's position for the summer at no pay to make this work!!!
you are horrible people,
you are horrible people, heartless.
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Governor Scott Walker: Not "dawning of age of Aquarius" but a new direction
Yesterday, Scott Walker was sworn in as Wisconsin's 45th governor. For conservatives, this day was a long time coming. While I didn't watch the ceremony, I did hear some of it on the radio. As I tuned in, I heard a choir singing, of all things, The Age of Aquarius! It was such a bizarre choice that I scolded the car radio, who picked this? But it was indeed the Walker Inauguration, for soon the ceremony was under way.
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Then he added, "Our rights as free people are given by our creator, not the government. Among these rights is the right to nurture our freedom and vitality through limited government." (My emphasis)
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Brr, it's cold. It's also skating season at Brookfield parks
The temperatures have dropped and that means Brookfield's skating ponds are OPEN! I noticed the park department swept off a spot on Kinsey Park's pond and posted the sign for skating. For my neighborhood, this is a relatively new amenity.
When I was a child, Kinsey Park pond was a popular skating spot during the winter months. Our park system even provided gas heat in the warming house! (Warming house/picnic shelter is pictured at left. Open doorways were closed off during the winter months.) Those were the good ole days.
I don't recall the shelter being closed off since we moved here in the late 1980s, but they did still allow skating. At least until the fateful day when the snow sweeper machine fell through the ice!
Many of us in the neighborhood felt the weather had been a little too warm to be driving on the ice at that time, but alas, because of the accident, the pond was deemed unsafe for skating from then on.
But last February I noticed a parks department worker sweeping off the pond again and a new sign: Skating Pond OPEN. So I asked what changed their minds? He said they did some studies* and found the pond's ice was stable enough to support skating again. Great.
So this weekend, maybe you and your kids might want to grab the skates and hit the ice? Have fun.
*The City of Brookfield has done several storm water projects in our neighborhood and with Kinsey Pond. In years past, it was thought there was too much drainage water flowing into and out of the pond, under the ice. This is why they thought the ice was unstable. I believe there were some changes made since the sewer projects, and so that is no longer the case. Last winter was the first time I noticed the pond was OPEN for skating in a l-o-n-g time.
Elmbrook, what if Wisconsin defunds 4K?
Wisconsin changed from a very blue state to very red one last November, with the election of Republican Governor Scott Walker and a Republican majority in the Assembly and State Senate. And from all appearances, it seems we will no longer continue business as usual (or more accurately spending as usual) on government programs that don't work.
Our state is in a serious fiscal crisis, being $3 billion in the red, in this budget cycle. We must look at how we spend our money and then eliminate those line items that do not show benefit. Just because we have had a program in the past is no longer reason enough to continue that program.
One such program is 4K. State Senator Glenn Grothman has talked about defunding 4K several times in recent weeks. His reason? It doesn't work, and it is EXPENSIVE!
Grothman states: "Recent studies have confirmed that any academic benefits of government funded preschool disappear by the fourth grade... Studies in Oklahoma, the state which has the model four-year-old program, show a decline in their fourth grade reading scores over the past eleven years, after benefits of their 4K programs should have been realized."(My emphasis)
Since 4K is one of the remedies being considered for Elmbrook's budget woes, it is important we consider the What if Wisconsin defunds 4K? before we rely on its curative powers for our budget.
The number of 4-year-olds in kindergarten has tripled in the last 10 years, and more school districts in our state are proposing it for this year. Last year alone, Grothman stated, "four-year-old kindergarten programs cost this state $140 million in state tax collections and cost local property taxpayers another $82 million." That adds up to $222 Million for a program that doesn't show long term educational benefit. And that is not FREE money, that money comes out of the taxpayers' pockets!
The Madison School District is starting a 4K program this year for an additional $10 Million, and other districts are considering it too. At present, 85% of Wisconsin school districts have a 4K program.
So why are these districts so gung ho on a program that doesn't work? Money. It is a school district budget funding tool.
In Campbellsport, for example, "The district receives an additional $423,000 in state aid for the 70 students enrolled. Cost to employ two teachers and two aides for the program is approximately $164,000." This doesn't reflect all the hidden costs of the program, but it does give you an idea of why 4K is so seductive.
Grothman writes: "For the past 15 years, Wisconsin has encouraged adopting four-year-old kindergarten by allowing school districts as much revenue authority for a four-year-old as they have for their more costly to educate high school students. "
But if there were no state revenue authority or funding for 4K, would Elmbrook still be casting an eye toward starting the program? I sincerely doubt it.
Our board will be discussing 4K and other budget enhancing options such as school closings and increasing non-resident enrollment very soon. I have heard we have our own study of how our pilot program 4K-ers perform, compared to Elmbrook students who didn't attend 4K.
Many of our board members are not in favor of 4K, but the make up of the board will be changing in April with Gary Jones stepping down and Kathryn Wilson up for reelection.
Please contact your representatives about this. Wisconsin and Elmbrook cannot afford to spend precious tax dollars on programs that don't work.
Elmbrook School Board Members
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Call Wisconsin Legislature to move on Photo Voter I.D.
Last week, State Senator Joe Leibham and Rep. Jeff Stone introduced a Photo Voter I.D. bill, a measure that most Wisconsinites agree is long overdue. It would be great to have this in place for the spring election, when we select a new justice for the State Supreme Court. But to do that, the bill needs to be scheduled for joint hearings a.s.a.p. That's where your phone call comes in--contact numbers below.
While I am pleased to see Photo Voter I.D.'s introduction, I think we could do much more to protect the integrity of Wisconsin elections from voter fraud. But at this point, all the bill deals with is the requirement that voters present an approved photo I.D. when they go vote. At present, it does nothing to stop same day voter registration or allowing a 3rd party, such as ACORN, to conduct voter registration drives.
Considering the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly both have Republican majorities, can we please clean up these other two potential voter fraud provisions too?
Those critical of the Photo Voter I.D. requirement say that requiring a Driver's License or State Photo I.D. would discourage voting if the person didn't have an approved I.D. This is a stretch, since most people over 18 years of age drive have a driver's license. In the odd case where an 18 year old doesn't have a drivers license (as was the case with my own offspring) a State I.D. was obtained. The bill has a provision to provide the appropriate I.D. for those who cannot afford one.
Last November, I volunteered to be a poll watcher with We're Watching Wisconsin Elections and was assigned to 2 different inner city polling places. I was very pleasantly surprised to see that the majority of voters during my 2 shifts voluntarily showed their photo I.D.s to the poll workers checking them in. Though the driver's license was not asked for, the voter usually started getting it out of their wallet as they approached the table. Sadly, some other voters needed someone to vouch for them as for their change in address.
Since I voted absentee that election, I did wonder if there would be some designation on the voter roll at my own polling place. I checked later in the day and thankfully, there was a notation next to my name. But not all City Clerks are as efficient as our Kris Schmidt! This is an area where fraudulent votes could be cast that Photo Voter I.D. would eliminate.
We need to get this legislation moving through the Assembly and Senate pronto. If it is to be in place by April's election, it must be passed and signed into law by February 15th, according to W.W.W.E.
Call your State Representative and Senator:
- Ask them to co-sponsor the Photo I.D. Bill
- Urge leadership to schedule joint hearing of both the Senate and the Assembly to expedite the Photo Voter I.D. Bill
- Make it clear to your legislators that you want to have Photo Voter I.D. in place by April 5th, 2011
- Explain that other election reforms need to be proposed and passed as soon as possible, but it is important to implement Photo I.D. NOW!!!
I also caught a bit about this on Mark Belling today. He mentioned there will be public hearings on the measure next week. According to Belling, Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald (608) 266-2540, firstname.lastname@example.com is in favor of expanding this bill beyond just Photo Voter I.D. The President of the Senate's position on expanding the scope of the bill wasn't known, but you could urge him to include banning same day registration and 3rd party registration. State Senate President Michael Ellis (608) 266-0718, firstname.lastname@example.com
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It's National School Choice Week - Register for Jan. 27th and/or Jan. 31st events
Americans for Prosperity and National School Choice team up this week to bring you 2 National School Choice events in our area.
On Thursday, January 27th, from 6pm - 8pm, there will be a showing of "The Cartel", a movie that deals with the failure of public education--especially for minority students. It is free, but you must register. Wisconsin branch of the AFP, Fight Back Wisconsin website, states there will be a Town Hall Q&A connected with this movie showing too. Held at 1126 S. 70th Street, Suite S211, Milwaukee. (North of Greenfield Ave.) Call 414-476-7900 for more information.
The 2nd event is probably of more interest to those of us in the Elmbrook School District, since in general, parents are satisfied with our school system. This one is titled, The Education Revolution Tour: Restoring America's Exceptionalism. This Town Hall will be held from 7 - 8:30 pm on January 31st, at the Country Springs Hotel (2810 Golf Road) in Pewaukee. Call 414-476-7900 for more information. The meeting is FREE, but you need to register. (There is also a pre-Town Hall reception and photo op with Dick Morris and Vicki McKenna at 6pm, for a $59 registration fee.)
Why are they doing this? Because, as their literature and ads state, "American 15-year-olds rank 35th out of 57 countries in math and literacy, behind almost all industrialized nations!"
Never heard of National School Choice week? Don't feel badly. This is a new grassroots movement in our nation and this is the first of hopefully many more nationwide events of this kind.
The Heritage Foundation informs us that over 150 organizations nationwide are hosting events this week. "It's a grassroots movement of national proportions to highlight the benefits of school choice and demand access to quality educational options. Speaker John Boehner, Newt Gingrich, Sens. Joe Lieberman and John McCain and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush – among many others – are all "in" for National School Choice Week.
And it's a movement whose time has come. Nationally, thousands of children are trapped in more than 1,700 public schools labeled as "dropout factories," in which less than 60 percent of students graduate within four years. But even for those students not assigned to the worst government schools, academic achievement has stagnated over the years, graduation rates have flat lined, and American students are out-competed by their international counterparts."
Creation Science Conference in Brookfield January 30th & 31st
This Sunday, January 30th and Monday, January 31st, Answers in Genesis is holding a Creation Science Conference at Brookfield's Brookside Baptist Church (Located at 4470 N. Pilgrim Road, between Capitol Drive and Lisbon Road.)
The conference is free and open to the public. You may come to one, some, or all of the talks on Sunday and Monday night. (Note that Sunday's 8:30am and 10:45am topics are the same.) Monday's daytime talks are geared to school age children; Monday's evening topics are for the general public.


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(Thirty-second Year.) ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. The higher education of carefully selected Negro young men and women, in both academic and industrial lines, is emphasized by this Institution as necessary for the elementary and industrial training of the masses. "Men of light and leading" in other spheres of activity are also greatly needed by the race that has so long sat in darkness. Earnestly Christian, as required by its charter, yet entirely unsectarian, the Institution is controlled solely by its own board of trustees, on which several denominations are represented. Some 300 students are enrolled under 27 officers and teachers. From the college and normal courses 382 graduates have been sent out, nearly all of whom have readily found permanent employment in teaching or other useful occupations. Situated only about seventy miles from the centre of the Negro population of the country, in one of the largest Southern cities, and at the railroad centre of the South, its location is of strategic importance for promoting the educational advancement of the South. Its plant includes sixty-five acres of land, five large brick buildings, library of 11,000 volumes, apparatus and other equipment worth not less than $250,000. With practically no endowment, with no aid from public or denominational funds, receiving about one-fourth of its support from its own students, the Institution appeals for an endowment of $500,000, and, until that is secured, for $25,000 annually to meet current expenses. Gifts of any amount are welcome, but special appeal is made for subscriptions of $100 and upwards, and for $40 scholarships. Remittances may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. On The Campus. The concert under the auspices of the athletic association, the night of March 18, was very excellent. Diligence in practice, preparatory to the intercollegiate base ball season, is now the order of the day upon our athletic field. On account of the illness of Miss Smith and Miss Dean, Miss Ellis is in temporary charge at the Model Home. We are glad to say that both of the sick teachers are improving. Our Southern Secretary, R. L. Smith of Oakland, Texas, was one of the speakers at Principal Washington's great meeting at New York in the interest of Tuskegee Institute, March 18. Rev. Pitt Dillingham, one of the principals of the Calhoun Colored School at Calhoun, Lowndes Co., Ala., was a guest whom we were glad to have with us, and to hear, March 20 and 21. Among our visitors during March were Miss F. Henrietta Mueller of Don-don, Mrs. and Miss Sargent of West Boylston, Mass., Mr. and Mrs O. V. Tracy of Syracuse, N. Y., and Hon. and Mrs. J. M. Allen of Hartford, Conn. Our preachers during March were Pres. Melden of Clark University, Professors Bowen, Murray and Townsend of Gammon Theological Seminary, and Rev. W. W. Lucas, secretary of the Stewart Foundation for Africa at Gammon Seminary. The spring vacation is a short one, being in reality only one day, Friday, this year March 15. Yet the mere thought that we have from Thursday until Monday is a welcome break in the regularity of school work,especially as it is the last day of relaxation before Commencement week. The Saturday night talks during March were, one by Prof. E. H. Webster on Liquid Carbon Di-Oxide, and one by Mr. W. D. Smith on Trees of Georgia. Prof. Webster illustrated his talk by varied and interesting experiments. Mr. Smith showed samples of various woods, gave statistics concerning the value of Georgia trees, and explained the arts of transplanting and grafting. News of our Graduates. The Atlanta University Club in Jacksonville, Fla., to which we have previously referred, has made its existence gratefully appreciated in that city by its "Dunbar Recital", March 21. Extracts from an account of this recital appear on the last page of this issue. The energy of our Jacksonville representatives is much to be commended. '80—William C. Green is now principal of the public school in Brunswick. '91—Rev. Silas X. Floyd has recently become missionary and representative of the American Baptist Publication Society for Georgia and Alabama. His special work will be, to conduct Sunday School institutes, to lecture and preach, and to act as organizer for better Sunday School work. Mr. Floyd's previous experience, as assistant field secretary of the International Sunday School Convention, and pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist church in Augusta, qualify him admirably for this work. '94—Miss Mamie L. 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A Day with Josh, Cali style
Here's a few pics from my day in the life with Josh Kerr in his new hood Carlsbad, California.
It consisted of surfing, coffee, training session at gym, eating, surfing , table tennis, surfing again and then visited Rusty and crew at surfboard factory to grab a couple new crafts. A big day.
Fairhaven @ Easter
Dylan Schultze one of our vic team riders spliced together this little edit of Kerzy, Wilko, Ceej and Finny Bazz over Easter.
Kerr all smiles at Bells...
Despite losing in rd 3, Josh still had a great time in Bells scoring some fun waves. See ya next year!
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Last week, Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy teamed up for an independent wrestling show, and the place was packed to the brim. They are hoping to do so again in April when they do an OMEGA event in Cameron, North Carolina, their howetown. The event will benefit the high school that the brothers attended. Shane Helms and Shannon Moore are rumored to be appearing as well.
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After taking a much needed break to heal up his body, Shannon Moore has now started training again, and he has stated that he would like to make a come back to professional wrestling. His good friends Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy and Shane Helms recently drew in a packed house at an independent wrestling show, so a group tour could be an option.
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Marc Jacobs is incredibly skilled at taking his distinct point of view each season and translating it to a nearly universal audience. Monday night, Jacobs showed a louche, '70s-inspired collection for his main line, and on Tuesday, he followed with a more wearable, younger, and more affordable take for Marc by Marc Jacobs. In bright poppy, oranges, and yellows, Jacobs showed halter dresses (nearly all in the mid-calf length ubiquitous on the runways this season), plenty of jumpsuits and rompers (no, they aren't going away), and preppy, military-style blouses paired with shorts. Everything had a kind of Sunday-best sweetness that will appeal to Marc's younger customers. As always, accessories will be wildly successful; this season, wedges both sky-high and sturdy were a fun offering.
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