text: 2016-08-24T14:49:23Z Copyright (c) 2016, Sharon ExpressionEngine tag:dillpickle.coop,2016:07:06 tag:dillpickle.coop,2016:news/5.1434 2016-08-09T19:28:51Z 2016-08-09T14:28:51Z Sharon firstname.lastname@example.com A lot more than coolers and shelving go into building a food co-op; information infrastructure is just as important to running a successful store. The technology in our current store consists of two register lanes, one desktop computer, and a handful of laptops and tablets set on any available horizontal surface we can find. The Milwaukee location will need a system of networked workstations, data lines, phones (with extensions! Yippee!), an honest-to-goodness sound/intercom system and the communications and financial systems to go with it. We're also upgrading to a point of sale system suited to higher sales and capable of more detailed reporting. And, thanks to our support contract with the National Co-op Grocers, we just received an assessment of our current IT and finance systems and detailed plans to implement in our new store. We're so excited to put these in action, improving the way we communicate with each other, our vendors and our customers! Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2016:news/5.1431 2016-07-06T17:40:22Z 2016-08-24T14:49:23Z Ally Young email@example.com This summer is about people power. Together we've raised $550,000 to build a more sustainable store-- offering more good food at lower prices with seating, event space and parking. We've secured a site, completed structural work and schematic design, and entered the permitting process. We're on track to open the doors at 2746 N Milwaukee in early 2017. But we haven't yet secured funding to begin construction. To move forward, we need an additional $360k in community capital by August 31. The future of our cooperative enterprise will unfold over the next 8 weeks. Here's how you can help us succeed: Lend. Invest in your values through our Owner Loan Program, with 5-9 year terms at 0-4% interest. Be in the company of 155 fellow owner-lenders! Vest up. Get current on your equity payments, and invest up to $500 in refundable shares. FACT: If each of our 1,800 owners purchased full $250 shares, we'd bring in $205k in new equity alone! Own it. Open an account on behalf of your organization or business. And spread the word to your friends and neighbors! We need 100 new owners to build our base this summer. Shop your co-op. Make us your first stop! Check out our Basic Needs Basket list for everyday low prices on grocery staples. Help out. Cover a store shift or tackle a project through our Hands-On Owner program to support our staff. We have 20 open shifts to fill! Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2016:news/5.1423 2016-04-05T20:07:19Z 2016-04-08T19:45:20Z Ally Young firstname.lastname@example.com Owner Loan Campaign: $1 Million by May 15! Springtime is the season of new growth-- a beautiful time to be building our new grocery store at 2746 North Milwaukee! Our General Manager and her team are working hard to conceptually mold 10,000 square feet of raw space into expanded departments, a deli & beverage bar, a multipurpose room, and auto/bike parking to meet our community's needs. Now is your chance to invest directly in our capacity to increase access to sustainable, fair food-- and to support the local folks producing it! This Spring Owner Loan Campaign is an important opportunity to demonstrate community commitment to our co-op's future. Reaching our $1 million goal through $600k in new owner loans this spring will be a strong show of confidence to our partners at Shared Capital Cooperative and the Chicago Community Loan Fund, who'll help us meet the total project budget. Here's our path forward: Thanks to over 100 early Dill Pickle owner-lenders, we're already 40% toward our goal! With structural construction already underway at the new site, help us complete schematic design this week and move on to city permitting! It's your loan, your terms: 0-4% interest for 5-9 years. Ready to pledge now? Have questions? Get in touch with our campaign team at firstname.lastname@example.com. Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2016:news/5.1416 2016-02-19T15:06:38Z 2016-04-08T19:45:39Z Ally Young firstname.lastname@example.com Project 2746 is a weekly event series building cooperative community in the Dill Pickle's future home on Thursdays from 6-7:30pm. Come check out the space and stay to see what we're up to: 4/7: Invest in Your Values: a conversation on alternatives to traditional market investments with the Center for Changing Lives 3/31: Brews, 'Booch & the Board: swing by to chat with co-op directors about expansion plans, sample some locally brewed bevs, and see your owner loans at work! We've got an updated floor plan to share! 3/21: A MUSICAL NIGHT w/ THE MAGICAL BEASTS: Ethan Pikas, pedal steel & banjo // Sharon Hoyer, vocals // Cara Sawyer, horn & vocals // Nathan Paulus, guitar & tunes // John Herbst, uke & banjo // Josh Miller, bass. 3/17: ART IN THE NEW SPACE! Draw, paint, sketch, and create. We provide the art supplies and snacks, you provide the talent! 3/10: GROW WITH US! Learn 'Soil Truthing' with Nance Klehm of The Ground Rules (bring a soil sample from your garden!) // Seed-starting with Lora Lode of Monticello Community Garden & Neighbor-Space // 'Bee Informed' with Michael Thompson of Chicago Honey Co-op!/ 2/25: HAPPY HOUR w/ Begyle Brewing! Help our co-op grow! Learn more about our Owner Loan Campaign. Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2016:news/5.1414 2016-01-04T23:10:24Z 2016-01-22T18:45:25Z Ally Young firstname.lastname@example.com We're growing to better serve you: a new location at 2746 N Milwaukee = full-service grocery + deli & seating + beer & wine + community room, coming Summer 2016.That means 35 new living-wage jobs, more dollars to local producers, and a growing capacity to meet our cooperative mission. What products will be on the shelves? What programs will be offered? What will the space look and feel like? How can the co-op best serve its community? You decide! Join us for a NEIGHBORHOOD NIGHT of cooperative planning at 2746 N Milwaukee, new store site on Thursday, January 14 from 5-9pm for an open house & community input stations, with a brief program & presentation at 7pm. Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1409 2015-12-03T20:35:13Z 2015-12-04T18:53:14Z Ally Young firstname.lastname@example.com Come celebrate the Dill Pickle's 6th Anniversary this Sunday, December 6th, from 11am - 3pm at our new store site, 2746 N Milwaukee Ave! There will be drinks and snacks available for this family-friendly event. Guests may also want to drop by the Winter Farmer's Market across the street to pick up something delicious for our gathering. Sunday's event will also offer an opportunity for you to learn more about our expansion and owner loan campaign. Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1405 2015-11-13T19:59:00Z 2015-11-13T20:16:01Z Ally Young email@example.com Fellow owners, the 2015 Annual Election has concluded. Thanks to all those who participated in our democratic process! Board terms are three years in length, with three out of nine seats set to turn over each year. One additional seat became vacant this year due to early resignation. Per our bylaws, newly elected directors have been assigned terms in accordance with the number of votes received: Ally Young, Christy Prahl, and Ryan Palma have been elected to 3-year terms, and Mimi Li has been elected to complete the open 1-year term. Please join us in welcoming these fine folks to the Dill Pickle Food Co-op's Board of Directors! Learn more about all nine directors here. Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1404 2015-11-02T22:56:47Z 2015-11-02T23:00:48Z Ally Young email@example.com Tuesday November 10, 7-9:30pm at Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center, 4046 W Armitage. Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1401 2015-10-24T16:16:09Z 2015-10-24T16:21:10Z Ally Young firstname.lastname@example.com DPFC Owners, vote for your Board of Directors! Polls open through November 10. Visit the Annual Election page to learn more. Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1390 2015-09-25T04:21:26Z 2015-12-18T21:53:27Z Ally Young firstname.lastname@example.com The search is up: we're super-excited to announce our future home at 2746 N Milwaukee! 10,000 sq. ft. = full-service grocery + deli + beer&wine + community room. That means 35 new living-wage jobs, more dollars to local producers, and a growing capacity to meet our cooperative mission. Many many thanks for your continued support... stay tuned for project updates! Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1388 2015-09-15T15:27:54Z 2015-09-15T15:53:55Z Ally Young email@example.com A note to DPFC owners: September's board meeting has been moved to Monday 9/14 to accomodate a scheduling shift. Beginning in October, the Board of Directors will convene on the THIRD MONDAY of each month, 6:30-9pm at 3062 W Palmer, the Serbian Orthodox Church building. Meetings are open to all owners, and board candidates are especially encouraged to attend the October 19 meeting. CALL FOR CANDIDATES:The co-op is looking for new leadership to step up and guide the vision of our growing cooperative in the midst of a significant expansion project and increasingly competitive landscape, with four board seats opening this fall. Read the full job description to learn more about requirements, desired skills/experience, success factors, and compensation. In a call to elevate our community's full array of voices in representation and decision-making, longtime neighborhood residents, DPFC staff, women, people of color, queer folk, and those of all abilities are encouraged to apply. Applications are due September 30. Polling will begin online and in-store on October 23 and continue through the Annual Meeting, set for November 10 at the Segundo Belvis Cultural Center. Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1385 2015-09-03T19:07:07Z 2015-09-10T13:09:08Z Ally Young email@example.com Sunday, September 13. Noon-4pm @ Comfort Station, Logan Square. Join us for a community celebration of cooperation: four afternoon hours filled with good food, tunes, lawn games, and neighborhood hangtime! This time around, it's potluck style! The co-op will anchor the table with a bunch of big, fresh dishes sourced from our favorite farms and plenty of snacks. Your ready-to-share additions are most welcome! Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1384 2015-08-11T16:30:48Z 2015-08-11T16:47:49Z Ally Young firstname.lastname@example.com Wednesday August 19, 6:30-8pm at Altgeld/Sawyer Corner Farm. Hang out, eat up, and get down with the Dill Pickle community! Join us for the third of a bimonthly series of potlucks, brought to you by the Dill Pickle Block Club. Bring food or drink, bring a friend, or just bring yourself! Our friends at Altgeld Sawyer Corner Farm will be hosting us in the garden during their weekly community compost night! Bring along your food scraps to be turned into healthy soil used to improve the farm's yield for donations to Christopher House's pantry. More info here. (No meats, oils, or dairy, please!) The Block Club is where co-op values meet community. We're a group of Dill Pickle owners who work together to offer workshops about health and sustainability, support food justice actions and movements, and create community-building events for the co-op and the general public. We hold bi-monthly potlucks for the co-op community to enjoy great food and the pleasure of being together. At these potlucks, you'll hear a bit about what's happening in the co-op and around the neighborhood. You'll also find out how to get involved with upcoming activities. Block Club participants can receive store discounts through the co-op's Hands On Owner program, and we're always looking for more folks to get involved! Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1379 2015-07-09T21:20:17Z 2015-07-09T16:20:17Z Sharon email@example.com Dave the Knife Sharpener will be in the house this upcoming Sunday, July 12, from 3-4 pm to sharpen those dull knives of yours! Bring your blade and $5 cash to get sharp! Read more... ]]> tag:dillpickle.coop,2015:news/5.1373 2015-05-21T14:34:15Z 2015-05-21T14:41:16Z Ally Young firstname.lastname@example.com Thursday, June 11th 8pm @ Cafe Mustache, Logan Square C'mon out to celebrate the Pickle People whose collective enthusiasm, commitment, and TALENT is what keeps our neighborhood co-op thriving! FREE and open to all, with a round of drinks on the co-op for active Hands-On Owners. Beer, wine, cocktails, coffee, tea and treats from our friends at Cafe Mustache. DPFC owners, if you can sing, dance, jest, slam, juggle, jam, or otherwise dazzle a crowd, this is your chance to gain co-op wide fame... ANNNND win a pair of 3-day passes to the Pitchfork Music Festival in July. Submit your name, owner #, and act to firstname.lastname@example.com. Read more... ]]>


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The Mangler (1995)
Mark Jackson: Have you considered the possibility that the machine may be haunted?
Officer John Hunton: Oh yeah, Mark, that's the first thing that popped into my mind!
Sherry: Mr. Gartley, do something!
Bill Gartley: Do somethin'?
[to Lin Sue]
Bill Gartley: She wants me to do something!
[to Sherry]
Bill Gartley: I'll do somethin'! I'll do a little DANCE! That's what I'll do! I'll do a little jig for ya, Sherry!
[after seeing Mrs. Frawley get crushed by the mangler]
Bill Gartley: Ah, Frawley, you stupid old bitch. Always getting in the way. Goddamn it, goddamn it, goddamn it!
Officer John Hunton: It folded her like a sheet Mark!
[first lines]
George Stanner: What are you doing? Not up here. Get back down there. Jesus. Morons.
[last lines]
Sherry: Never enough time around here. I'm not running a charity here, Herb. Tell them to get their lazy asses in gear.
Herb Diment: Sherry. You heard the boss! Keep movin'!
Mark Jackson: Whats in this?
Officer John Hunton: I don't know, they're antacids, I got them from Mrs. Frawley.
Mark Jackson: [looking at ingredients on antacid bottle] Belladonna? You got these from Mrs. Frawley?
Officer John Hunton: The Hand of Glory?
Mark Jackson: I think... we may be fucked.

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Ahmadinejad at Columbia
There are 14 comments on the The Third Path story from Sep 24, 2007, titled Ahmadinejad at Columbia. In it, The Third Path reports that:
"Mr. President, you exhibit all the signs of a petty and cruel dictator."
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is in New York City to give a speech before the United Nations General Assembly. via The Third Path
Join the discussion below, or Read more at The Third Path.
#1 Sep 24, 2007
"frot·tage (frô-täzh) n. 1. The act of rubbing against the body of another person, as in a crowd, to attain sexual gratification."
- American Heritage Dictionary
OK, maybe not execution, but isn't this rather deviant behavior? Shouldn't there be a penalty for this? Or am I missing something here...
A much better article, one that is not based on this author's obvious virulent defense of homosexuality, is at http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070925/ap_on_re_...
The reason that leaders supported the establishment of Israel was not only in response to the Holocaust, but also to all of the bigotry against and danger to Jews that that has existed for centuries. The Holocaust was simply the worst and more recent example of pogroms. The Middle East nations have an obligation to give up their bigotry as much as the Europeans do. And the Palestinians must recognize that Israel is an ancient nation that was forcibly denied its existence. The needs of the Palestinians must be balanced with the needs of the Israelis. Compromise, though not a word in Arabic or Farsi, is absolutely necessary for the stabilty of the Middle East and Europe.
"First take log out of own eye "
Since: Jan 07
Defender of Islamic Iran
#2 Sep 24, 2007
Watch c-span web cast.
"First take log out of own eye "
Since: Jan 07
Defender of Islamic Iran
#3 Sep 24, 2007
In defense of Ahmadinejad on the issues of gays. This is a complex issues that requires a lecture in its self and no short explanation is available, Ahmadinejad was forced to give an quick answer without explanation because of the limited time and complexity of the issue.
Ahmadinejad started to give the explanation in his touching of the subject of bacteria, It could be clearly seen that he made the dissection not to continue as this would of taken over the lecture agenda and one has to ask why such complex questions are razed.
I will try to put forwards the basics of Iranian thinking on the Gay phenomenon.
"First take log out of own eye "
Since: Jan 07
Defender of Islamic Iran
#4 Sep 24, 2007
The Iranian government has helped a number of people to have gender re-assignment surgeries. It recognizes that gender confusion affects all creatures and is based in scientific understanding. If one feels that they are not of the sex they were born the heath care system will help these brothers and sisters to correct their problems.
The importance of family and family values is up most in Iran, the choice to reject family and pursue a life of self gratification and consumerism is against Iranian culture and therefore gays in the western sense do not exist in Iran. The Iranian government believes that sex between two peoples is privet between them and god. This position leaves the Iranian government not knowing if there is homosexuals in their communities and leaves us with Ahmadinejad position of answering no as its not government business.
The Iranian government believes that to promote and allow western, gay, culture to propagate is a danger to Iranian culture and values.
Iranian government believes that what people do in privacy is privet business, as long is its effects no others.
The Iranian government is against the public promotion of gay activities and it has been shown that the western gay phenomena is and has corrupted western culture poetically male.
"A Militant Homosexual"
Since: Jan 07
West Hollywood, California
#5 Sep 24, 2007
You're living proof that the difference between authoritarian Islamists and radical fundamentalist christian zealots is ZERO...
#6 Sep 25, 2007
Ahmadinizhad is a disappointment.He has always been since became a president.He makes Vice Ptresident Chene looks like angel with pltinium heart.
He should have done two thing and not a third one.
He should have expected hagling ,insults and combative hostile questions and comments . AND HE SHOULD HAVE IGNORED THEM ALL ,INCLUDING PRESIDENT BELLINGER CHILDISH STREET DRUG DEALER LEVEL OF INTRODUCTRY .
Two : Ahmadinizhad should have brought to the audiance Iranian contribution toward achieving peace in Iraq,and Afganistan and stick to it . That would have played musics to his audiance ears.
He should known better that Coloumbia is an old university ,full of old hacks , but New Yorkers including those who sleeps on the side walk 116,17,18 Streets And Broadway West side where Coloumbia is , are intelligent people who give respect to those who has reasonable things to say.
In short both Coloumbia and Ahmadinizhad were lossers.
The real winer is New York City Police Department for extra ordinary works in providing an air tight security services for Ahmadinizhad, and other visitors to New York
#7 Sep 25, 2007
Sextual propoganda in America and Europe is a big bussiness becoming bigger by the hour.
No president or governer or any one can be elected without satifaying the sextual requirement of The Homos, the abortionist and any thing else comes along with them . A person can be a best of Humanist He/ she will not be in office without the pronoigraphic industry certifaying him/Her as a O .K..
Ahamdinizhad sould have ignored answering that question plus any other question related to sex.
"First take log out of own eye "
Since: Jan 07
Defender of Islamic Iran
#8 Sep 25, 2007
Do and believe what you want that is ok, But do not do it in front of my children.
There has always been Gay people there will always be gay people, the Iranian government dose not except public display of any sexuality as healthy for the overall society. Sex is privet.
Being homosexual is an act between to people of the same sex, yet we see it being used to sell a lifestyle or culture. This culture is based on the ideology we can have it all. This thinking is simply not true there are simply not enough recourses for all peoples to have it all.
The excesses of this new gay culture is using sexuality as a tool to sell self gratification, self-pleasure, and consumerism it has nothing to do with the love sheared between two peoples or being gay.
I can live a gay lifestyle without doing the sexual act.
So what is it to be homosexual?
What is Iran really against?
Since: Mar 07
Location hidden
#9 Sep 25, 2007
Frightening, isn't it?
Since: Mar 07
Location hidden
#10 Sep 25, 2007
How many of the thousands and thousands of gay people have had sex in front of your children?
If your brain automatically turns to sex if you see two gay people walking doen the street, or a gay couple holding hands, they that is your ilness. Don't project it upon people you have never met.
There is NO GAY LIFESTYLE. How often do you have to hear that to understand? Gay people lead ALL the same lifestyles that straight folks do, from the deeply religious life, to those that are promiscuous.
Being gay, however, is NOT a lifestyle--it's simply life, and sex plays no more (or less) a role in it than it does in your life.
I love how so-called christians judge without ANY knowledge at all.
And yes, from your posts, you are exactly yhe same in your belief system as a muslim bigot. No difference at all. If only you could hear yourself.
Since: Mar 07
Location hidden
#11 Sep 25, 2007
First equating gay folks with abortionists is a cute idea, except that almost every person who provides or has an abortion is straight.
Why do you keep equating being gay with sex? The straight sex industry is MUCH more 'out there' and in your face.
#14 Sep 25, 2007
You see Sir ,prejudice deprive person from seeing the sun .
We are and the rest of Humanity against / oppose Sextual stimulations of any kind,, We want our children to grow up naturly free from sextual manipulations ,leaving sex to their nature with out external influence. That is my point. I know you will do it any way ,but do it privately it iis more romantic that way ,more respectfull weither it is Homo,or Hitro,Bio, or any thing else . We are against creation of demands for things that are naturaly demanded, and no need for cospicouse demands to be created for it.
Billions and billions of money resources will be saved .
"First take log out of own eye "
Since: Jan 07
Defender of Islamic Iran
#15 Sep 25, 2007
You clearly cannot read or fail to understand Post 8 is as clear as I can make it.
I have gay friends this is no consequence to me as it has no bearing on the things that bring us together. My friends live privet lives and in discussions have told me they are unhappy with the media portrayal of gay culture as having no boundaries and being based on consumerism and image.
Gay people have added to arts and culture of all societies they have no doubt contributed more than most as less family commitments have aloud these pursuits.
Gays have over time constructed the cultures that we all live within.
This new Gay phenomenon is separating gays into a group of their own.
This is against oneness, humanity and cultural advancement.
This is what Iran is against.
Why do we focus on the differences of people?
There are no gays just people in Iran.
Sexuality is not for division it is for unity.
"First take log out of own eye "
Since: Jan 07
Defender of Islamic Iran
#16 Sep 25, 2007
sorry my reply is for this post
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Electrical supervisors are experienced electricians who lead, motivate, monitor and oversee a team of electricians to ensure they produce quality work. They provide technical guidance regarding the installation, maintenance and repair of electrical systems. Prospective electrical supervisors should seek an associate's degree in an engineering or technical field or a bachelor's degree for the possibility of greater career options.
|Required Education
|Associate's or bachelor's degree in a technical or engineering field
|Other Requirements
|Related experience necessary for supervisor positions, along with leadership and troubleshooting skills; some knowledge of computer software may also be required
|Projected Job Growth (2012-2022)*
|24% for first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
|Median Salary (2013)*
|$60,380 for first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
Source: *U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Electrical Supervisor Duties
Common job duties for electrical supervisors include making schedules, assigning work and training employees. Electrical supervisors motivate electricians to increase their productivity and meet work goals. They also ensure the proper maintenance of equipment, compliance with electrical codes and adherence to safety regulations. Electrical supervisors assist with electrical system installation, troubleshooting and repair as needed. Designing electrical systems and circuits, as well as contributing to improved designs and manufacturing processes are other common job functions.
In addition to supervisory duties, electrical supervisors commonly have administrative duties. They may purchase supplies, ensure adequate inventory, plan budgets, prioritize purchases, prepare cost estimates and document their purchases. They may also keep records of electrical operations, payrolls and timesheets. Some electrical supervisors play a role in hiring, firing and evaluating employees.
Electrical Supervisor Requirements
Employers require that electrical supervisors have at least an associate's degree in a technical or engineering-related field; however, those with a bachelor's degree will be more attractive to potential employers. Opportunities may also be available to complete an apprenticeship. Along with education and training, prospective electrical supervisors also need to have relative experience in the field.
Familiarity with electrical systems, tools, equipment, codes and safety procedures are also important. Electrical supervisors may need to be familiar with computer software programs, such as Microsoft Office and CAD (computer-aided design). Some employers may also require troubleshooting skills and familiarity with hazardous classifications.
Salary and Job Outlook
In May 2013, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers, including electrical supervisors, earned a median annual salary of $60,380. The BLS projected jobs for these supervisors would increase by 24% over the 2012-2022 decade.


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Jacqueline Woodson, one of today's finest writers, tells the moving story of her childhood in mesmerizing verse.
Raised in South Carolina and New York, Woodson always felt halfway home in each place. In vivid poems, she shares what it was like to grow up as an African American in the 1960s and 1970s, living with the remnants of Jim Crow and/i>
Jacqueline Woodson, one of today's finest writers, tells the moving story of her childhood in mesmerizing verse.
Raised in South Carolina and New York, Woodson always felt halfway home in each place. In vivid poems, she shares what it was like to grow up as an African American in the 1960s and 1970s, living with the remnants of Jim Crow and her growing awareness of the Civil Rights movement. Touching and powerful, each poem is both accessible and emotionally charged, each line a glimpse into a child's soul as she searches for her place in the world. Woodson's eloquent poetry also reflects the joy of finding her voice through writing stories, despite the fact that she struggled with reading as a child. Her love of stories inspired her and stayed with her, creating the first sparks of the gifted writer she was to become.
Praise for Jacqueline Woodson:
Ms. Woodson writes with a sure understanding of the thoughts of young people, offering a poetic, eloquent narrative that is not simply a story . . . but a mature exploration of grown-up issues and self-discovery."The New York Times Book Review
Editorial Reviews
Written in verse, Woodson's collection of childhood memories provides insight into the Newbery Honor author's perspective of America, "a country caught/ between Black and White," during the turbulent 1960s. Jacqueline was born in Ohio, but spent much of her early years with her grandparents in South Carolina, where she learned about segregation and was made to follow the strict rules of Jehovah's Witnesses, her grandmother's religion. Wrapped in the cocoon of family love and appreciative of the beauty around her, Jacqueline experiences joy and the security of home. Her move to Brooklyn leads to additional freedoms, but also a sense of loss: "Who could love/ this place—where/ no pine trees grow, no porch swings move/ with the weight of/ your grandmother on them." The writer's passion for stories and storytelling permeates the memoir, explicitly addressed in her early attempts to write books and implicitly conveyed through her sharp images and poignant observations seen through the eyes of a child. Woodson's ability to listen and glean meaning from what she hears lead to an astute understanding of her surroundings, friends, and family. Ages 10–up. Agent: Charlotte Sheedy Literary Agency. (Aug.)
* "Mesmerizing journey through [Woodson's] early years. . . . Her perspective on the volatile era in which she grew up is thoughtfully expressed in powerfully effective verse. . . . With exquisite metaphorical verse Woodson weaves a patchwork of her life experience . . . that covers readers with a warmth and sensitivity no child should miss. This should be on every library shelf." — School Library Journal, STARRED REVIEW
* "Woodson cherishes her memories and shares them with a graceful lyricism; her lovingly wrought vignettes of country and city streets will linger long after the page is turned. For every dreaming girl (and boy) with a pencil in hand (or keyboard) and a story to share." — Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW
* "[Woodson's] memoir in verse is a marvel, as it turns deeply felt remembrances of Woodson's preadolescent life into art. . . . Her mother cautions her not to write about her family but, happily, many years later, she has and the result is both elegant and eloquent, a haunting book about memory that is itself altogether memorable. — Booklist, STARRED REVIEW
* "A memoir-in-verse so immediate that readers will feel they are experiencing the author's childhood right along with her. . . . Most notably of all, perhaps, we trace her development as a nascent writer, from her early, overarching love of stories through her struggles to learn to read through the thrill of her first blank composition book to her realization that 'words are [her] brilliance.' The poetry here sings: specific, lyrical, and full of imagery. An extraordinary—indeed brilliant—portrait of a writer as a young girl." — The Horn Book, STARRED REVIEW
* "The effect of this confiding and rhythmic memoir is cumulative, as casual references blossom into motifs and characters evolve from quick references to main players. . . . Revealing slices of life, redolent in sight, sound, and emotion. . . . Woodson subtly layers her focus, with history and geography the background, family the middle distance, and her younger self the foreground. . . . Eager readers and budding writers will particularly see themselves in the young protagonist and recognize her reveling in the luxury of the library and unfettered delight in words. . . . A story of the ongoing weaving of a family tapestry, the following of an individual thread through a gorgeous larger fabric, with the tacit implication that we're all traversing such rich landscapes. It will make young readers consider where their own threads are taking them." — The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, STARRED REVIEW
* "Woodson uses clear, evocative language. . . . A beautifully crafted work." — Library Media Connection, STARRED REVIEW
Gr 4–7—"I am born in Ohio but the stories of South Carolina already run like rivers through my veins" writes Woodson as she begins her mesmerizing journey through her early years. She was born in Columbus, Ohio in 1963, "as the South explodes" into a war for civil rights and was raised in South Carolina and then New York. Her perspective on the volatile era in which she grew up is thoughtfully expressed in powerfully effective verse, (Martin Luther King is ready to march on Washington; Malcom X speaks about revolution; Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat only seven years earlier and three years have passed since Ruby Bridges walks into an all-white school). She experienced firsthand the acute differences in how the "colored" were treated in the North and South. "After the night falls and it is safe for brown people to leave the South without getting stopped and sometimes beaten and always questioned; We board the Greyhound bus bound for Ohio." She related her difficulties with reading as a child and living in the shadow of her brilliant older sister, she never abandoned her dream of becoming a writer. With exquisite metaphorical verse Woodson weaves a patchwork of her life experience, from her supportive, loving maternal grandparents, her mother's insistence on good grammar, to the lifetime friend she meets in New York, that covers readers with a warmth and sensitivity no child should miss. This should be on every library shelf.—D. Maria LaRocco, Cuyahoga Public Library, Strongsville, OH
A multiaward-winning author recalls her childhood and the joy of becoming a writer.Writing in free verse, Woodson starts with her 1963 birth in Ohio during the civil rights movement, when America is "a country caught / / between Black and White." But while evoking names such as Malcolm, Martin, James, Rosa and Ruby, her story is also one of family: her father's people in Ohio and her mother's people in South Carolina. Moving south to live with her maternal grandmother, she is in a world of sweet peas and collards, getting her hair straightened and avoiding segregated stores with her grandmother. As the writer inside slowly grows, she listens to family stories and fills her days and evenings as a Jehovah's Witness, activities that continue after a move to Brooklyn to reunite with her mother. The gift of a composition notebook, the experience of reading John Steptoe's Stevie and Langston Hughes' poetry, and seeing letters turn into words and words into thoughts all reinforce her conviction that "[W]ords are my brilliance." Woodson cherishes her memories and shares them with a graceful lyricism; her lovingly wrought vignettes of country and city streets will linger long after the page is turned.For every dreaming girl (and boy) with a pencil in hand (or keyboard) and a story to share. (Memoir/poetry. 8-12)
Product Details
- 9780399252518
- Publisher:
- Penguin Young Readers Group
- Publication date:
- 08/28/2014
- Pages:
- 336
- Sales rank:
- 596
- Product dimensions:
- 5.60(w) x 8.30(h) x 1.30(d)
- Lexile:
- 990L (what's this?)
- Age Range:
- 10 - 14 Years
Read an Excerpt
february 12, 1963
I am born on a Tuesday at the University Hospital
Columbus, Ohio
a country caught
between Black and White.
I am born not long from the time or far from the place where my great, great grandparents worked the deep rich land unfree dawn till dusk unpaid drank cool water from scooped out gourds looked up and followed the sky's mirrored constellation to freedom.
I am born as the south explodes,
too many people too many years enslaved then emancipated but not free, the people who look like me keep fighting and marching and getting killed so that today—
February 12, 1963
and every day from this moment on,
brown children, like me, can grow up free. Can grow up learning and voting and walking and riding wherever we want.
I am born in Ohio but the stories of South Carolina already run like rivers through my veins.
second daughter's second day on earth
My birth certificate says: Female Negro
Mother: Mary Anne Irby, 22, Negro
Father: Jack Austin Woodson, 25, Negro
In Birmingham, Alabama, Martin Luther King Jr.
is planning a march on Washington, where
John F. Kennedy is president.
In Harlem, Malcolm X is standing on a soapbox talking about a revolution.
Outside the window of University Hospital,
snow is slowly falling. So much already
covers this vast Ohio ground.
In Montgomery, only seven years have passed since Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a city bus.
I am born brown-skinned, black-haired
and wide-eyed.
I am born Negro here and Colored there
and somewhere else,
the Freedom Singers have linked arms,
their protests rising into song:
Deep in my heart, I do believe
that we shall overcome someday.
and somewhere else, James Baldwin is writing about injustice, each novel,
each essay, changing the world.
I do not yet know who I'll be
what I'll say
how I'll say it . . .
Not even three years have passed since a brown girl named Ruby Bridges walked into an all-white school.
Armed guards surrounded her while hundreds of white people spat and called her names.
She was six years old.
I do not know if I'll be strong like Ruby.
I do not know what the world will look like
when I am finally able to walk, speak, write . . .
Another Buckeye!
the nurse says to my mother.
Already, I am being named for this place.
Ohio. The Buckeye State.
My fingers curl into fists, automatically
This is the way, my mother said,
of every baby's hand.
I do not know if these hands will become
Malcolm's—raised and fisted
or Martin's—open and asking
or James's—curled around a pen.
I do not know if these hands will be
or Ruby's
gently gloved
and fiercely folded
calmly in a lap,
on a desk,
around a book,
to change the world . . .
it'll be scary sometimes
My great-great-grandfather on my father's side was born free in Ohio,
Built his home and farmed his land,
then dug for coal when the farming wasn't enough. Fought hard in the war. His name in stone now on the Civil War Memorial:
William J. Woodson
United States Colored Troops,
Union, Company B 5th Regt.
A long time dead but living still among the other soldiers on that monument in Washington, D.C.
His son was sent to Nelsonville lived with an aunt
William Woodson the only brown boy in an all-white school.
You'll face this in your life someday,
my mother will tell us over and over again.
A moment when you walk into a room and
no one there is like you.
It'll be scary sometimes. But think of William Woodson
and you'll be all right.
the beginning
I cannot write a word yet but at three,
I now know the letter J
love the way it curves into a hook that I carefully top with a straight hat the way my sister has taught me to do. Love the sound of the letter and the promise that one day this will be connected to a full name,
my own
that I will be able to write
by myself.
Without my sister's hand over mine,
making it do what I cannot yet do.
How amazing these words are that slowly come to me.
How wonderfully on and on they go.
Will the words end, I ask whenever I remember to.
Nope, my sister says, all of five years old now,
and promising me
hair night
Saturday night smells of biscuits and burning hair.
Supper done and my grandmother has transformed the kitchen into a beauty shop. Laid across the table is the hot comb, Dixie Peach hair grease,
horsehair brush, parting stick and one girl at a time.
Jackie first, my sister says,
our freshly washed hair damp and spiraling over toweled shoulders and pale cotton nightgowns.
She opens her book to the marked page,
curls up in a chair pulled close to the wood-burning stove, bowl of peanuts in her lap.
The words in her books are so small, I have to squint to see the letters. Hans Brinker or The Silver Skates.
The House at Pooh Corner. Swiss Family Robinson.
Thick books dog-eared from the handing down from neighbor to neighbor. My sister handles them gently,
marks the pages with torn brown pieces of paper bag, wipes her hands before going beyond the hardbound covers.
Read to me, I say, my eyes and scalp already stinging from the tug of the brush through my hair.
And while my grandmother sets the hot comb on the flame, heats it just enough to pull my tight curls straighter, my sister's voice wafts over the kitchen,
past the smell of hair and oil and flame, settles like a hand on my shoulder and holds me there.
I want silver skates like Hans's, a place on a desert island. I have never seen the ocean but this, too, I can imagine—blue water pouring over red dirt.
As my sister reads, the pictures begin forming as though someone has turned on a television,
lowered the sound,
pulled it up close.
Grainy black-and-white pictures come slowly at me
Deep. Infinite. Remembered
On a bright December morning long ago . . .
My sister's clear soft voice opens up the world to me.
I lean in so hungry for it.
Hold still now, my grandmother warns.
So I sit on my hands to keep my mind off my hurting head, and my whole body still.
But the rest of me is already leaving,
the rest of me is already gone.
the butterfly poems
No one believes me when I tell them
I am writing a book about butterflies,
even though they see me with the Childcraft encyclopedia heavy on my lap opened to the pages where the monarch, painted lady, giant swallowtail and queen butterflies live. Even one called a buckeye.
When I write the first words
Wings of a butterfly whisper . . .
no one believes a whole book could ever come from something as simple as butterflies that don't even, my brother says,
live that long.
But on paper, things can live forever.
On paper, a butterfly never dies.
Meet the Author
Jacqueline Woodson (www.jacquelinewoodson.com) is the 2014 National Book Award Winner for her New York Times bestselling memoir BROWN GIRL DREAMING, which was also a recipient of the Coretta Scott King Award, a Newbery Honor Award, the NAACP Image Award and the Sibert Honor Award. Woodson was recently named the Young People's Poet Laureate by the Poetry Foundation. She is the author of more than two dozen award-winning books for young adults, middle graders and children; among her many accolades, she is a four-time Newbery Honor winner, a three-time National Book Award finalist, and a two-time Coretta Scott King Award winner. Her books include THE OTHER SIDE, EACH KINDNESS, the Caldecott Honor Book COMING ON HOME SOON; the Newbery Honor winners FEATHERS, SHOW WAY, and AFTER TUPAC AND D FOSTER, and MIRACLE'S BOYS which received the LA Times Book Prize and the Coretta Scott King Award and was adapted into a miniseries directed by Spike Lee. Jacqueline is also the recipient of the Margaret A. Edwards Award for lifetime achievement for her contributions to young adult literature, the winner of the Jane Addams Children's Book Award, and was the 2013 United States nominee for the Hans Christian Andersen Award. She lives with her family in Brooklyn, New York.
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Can I give this more than 5 stars? I fell in love with this book. I teach 8th grade at an all girls' public school and I cannot wait to order 115 copies. This is a book that every brown girl should read. You will LOVE this book. It' inspired me as a woman, teacher and brown girl that's all grown up now.
It's like a soft blanket, the voice of Morgan Freeman reading out loud to me, the purring of a kitten, Woodson words were warm and heartfelt as I read Brown Girl Dreaming, not wanting to put the book down. The words just flowing along like a babbling brook even though the text itself is not tranquil, it is the way the author strings the words together that brought harmony to its composition. Written in verse, Jacqueline tells her families story. Her father is content and determined to maintain his Northern upbringing while her mother loves the South. There is conflict among the parents but in the end, mother returns to her childhood home with the children. The South, the home is surrounded with love, laughter, restrictions and family. Shared with their grandparents, the privilege of massaging grandmother's feet after she returns from daywork, put smiles on my face. The children's anticipation of her stories, the author created this beautiful picture of this loving exchange between the generations. Mother wants to create her own home and heads North, the children staying with the grandparents where they influence the children more as the South engrains more into their minds. Jacqueline honesty and the ability to see the world through her eyes has me laughing and smiling as she sees and says things firsthand. It's a story only Jacqueline can tell, for if anyone else were to tell the same story, it would not have the same effect. It's a fantastic book, definitely worth reading once, twice or many times. "Our mama shushes us, says, It's too late for presents and the like. But we want presents and the like. " (their Uncle Robert came to see them) "And when we are called by our names my grandmother makes them all one HopeDellJackie but my grandfather takes his own sweet time, saying each as if he has all day long or a whole lifetime."
Telling the story of Jacqueline Woodson's childhood, beginning in Ohio, then living in the South in the middle of the Civil Rights movement and ultimately ending up in New York City, the city of dreams and light. Beautifully told in verse, Woodson's story shares their triumphs of life and love of family. It's really a love letter to her family, whether it be good or bad, and a snapshot of her childhood life. Woodson doesn't hold any punches in her writings. She discusses without sugarcoating her religious upbringing in the Jehovah's Witnesses, her absentee father, her unwed mother and the surprise of a younger half white sibling and what his arrival meant to her family. Jackie's time in the South is marked by sit-ins, black's only restrooms, and the trying times her family endures when fighting for their own rights in this controversial period of American history. Gorgeously written, Woodson's story speaks to the human experience. Covering such taboo topics as religion, race, poverty, education, incarceration, death, sickness, unplanned pregnancies, learning disabilities, absentee parents and growing up. This story is so much more than a coming of age novel, it's a historical document testifying to our past and giving us hope for our future.
I picked this book up because it met a reading challenge category and I glanced at the first page, curious but not ready to read it since I was already reading another book, and suddenly I'd read the entire book. Beautiful, heartbreaking, inspiring, family, friendship, love, child-curiosity... a memoir written in free verse that moves you through Jaqueline's life filling you with every emotion. The second I finished reading it I turned back to the first page wanting to read it again to not miss a single beautiful word.
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A emotional amazing book. You read with your eyes but some how this book finds its way to your heart. You will not put down this book once you pick it up. Nothing is as powerful as a book can make you feel, and in that case this is one of the most powerful books ever. For all ages. A laugh cry book. Out of my Mind.
This book is great if our dedicated i presonally loved the entire thing you shod read this book if your up for some tears or should i say alot
Brown Girl Dreaming is Jacqueline Woodson's autobiography and she tells it in a poetic prose and free-verse style. I read it in a couple of sittings and could not put it down until I got the whole story. She shares her rich legacy and her life which started in Ohio, moved to the sunny south landscape of South Carolina and later into New York's Brooklyn. She acknowledges that her timely birth in 1963 put her in the midst of many historic events that affected our country and consequently, her life. She finds her voice through writing as she witnesses the loss of loved ones; separation of parents and moving from state to state. For lovers of Woodson's works, this book offers great insight into what shaped this prolific writer, whose books span across several genres.
Fascinating life, told in verse. I would love to use this as a read aloud for my students.
This book and the poems within had me go through a myriad of emotions. I laughed, cried, I was hopeful and saddened...at the end, I wanted more.
This book is simply exquisite! I've read many books that have won awards and have scratched my head and wondered "why?. This book deserves every literary award there is.
This is such a good book.i loved it it is such a embracing book.it really is such a open poetry book.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just enjoyed this book! Niclely written, really put me right within the pages.
The book was not was I expected. However, I think this would be excellent for a young reader. Overall I greatly enjoyed her story and way of writing.
I believe this book is more for teens than anyone under the age of 12. I had to read this for school and stopped reading it because there were things in this book that I did not feel comfortable reading. A girl was being raped and they talked about sex.
I struggled to finish this book! Can't imagine why it would appeal to the age group it was intended for. I finished reading it only because of book club!
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Fried Macaroni
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 10 mins
If you want something different, and love pasta, you'll like this. I can't take credit for this, it was made up by my Mom one day when she wanted something different to eat. She was an an amazing cook. I had her make it many more times. Thank goodness I had her teach me this one, many other's I wish I'd paid better attention to.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4-6 slice bacon
- 236.59-354.88 ml elbow macaroni
- garlic powder, your taste
- salt, your taste
- pepper, your taste
- Fry bacon, remove from pan, set aside to drain.
- Boil drain, and rinse macaroni.
- Return macaroni to frying pan with bacon grease, cruble bacon and add to macaroni.
- I never bother to drain off any grease unless the bacon was extremely fatty.
- Sprinkle to taste with garlic powder,.
- Salt & pepper to taste.
- Give it all a good stir, cover and simmer on low for at least 10min or so to give flavor's time to meld, and macaroni to reheat and fry a bit.
- Walla! Great fried macaroni.
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Made as given, though I seasoned it with lemon pepper instead of the usual S&P! Easy to make & a great new way for me to serve up macaroni! Definitely a recipe worth keeping around! Thanks for sharing it! [Made & reviewed for one of my adoptees in this Spring's round of Pick A Chef]
I made this using elbow macaroni and 4 slices of bacon. I really liked how quick this was to make and how good it tasted. I'll definitely make this often. Thanks for sharing. Made for Spring PAC 2012.
Fast and easy comfort food! I used the precooked bacon so added a little margarine to fry it and the pasta in. I used whole wheat rotini and loved it with the salty bacon and garlic. Thanks for sharing your recipe! Made for Spring Pick-A-Chef 2012


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By Corina Manea
They say attitude is everything.
If you want to succeed in your career, you need the right attitude.
If you want to land a client, you need the right attitude.
This goes for the negative stuff as well: With the wrong attitude you hit wall after wall after wall.
Attitude is Everything
Your attitude determines your days, your connections and friendships, your personal and professional success and, even, your failure.
Someone with the right attitude and state of mind, lights up a room and can change other people's days and lives.
John C. Maxwell said,
People may hear your words, but they feel your attitude.
Indeed, sir!
Think about it for a moment: How many times you've been to your favorite Starbucks shop and got back filled with positive energy from talking with an enthusiastic barista?
Now think about how many times you let the negative energy of your colleague who always has a reason to complain and ruin your day.
In both cases, it wasn't because what they said, but about how they said it. You felt their attitude and it affected you.
These are not just some empty words. One of the country's best-known research psychologists, Carol Dweck, spent her entire career studying attitude and performance. In her latest study she found that your attitude predicts your success better than your IQ.
Come again?!?
Fixed vs. Growth Mindsets
She found people's attitudes are either a fixed mindset or a growth mindset.
In English, please.
People with a fixed mindset think they cannot change who they are, refusing to challenge themselves. Therefore every time they encounter a challenge, they feel hopeless, overwhelmed and stressed.
On the other hand, their counter parts with a growth set of mind see challenges as a means to improve themselves. They embrace change and challenges, they see them as opportunities to grow.
Guess what?
They outperform those with a fixed mindset even if their IQ is lower.
Because what they lack in IQ, they substitute with effort.
Now, that's something to think about every time you start whining of not being able to do this or that.
And before you start thinking too hard in which of the two categories you fall, let me tell you, you can develop a growth mindset because it's only up to you.
Three Ways to Develop a Growth Mindset
- Be relentless. We have so many examples of people who simply refused to give up despite failure after failure. From Steve Jobs being fired from his own company, to Walt Disney being fired because he "lacked imagination," to Gini Dietrich who didn't hide when there was no money left in the bank account. No, she regrouped and found a better solution, hence Arment Dietrich today and this blog. Bottom line is believe in yourself no matter what. Believe in your work and never give up no matter how many times you fall. Get up in the ring again. Remember, you write your own history.
- Go do it. It's fine to read motivational books and to listen to hundreds of hours of podcasts. But without action they are worthless. You know how you over exercise and the next day your body hurts all over the place (hello squats)? But, as soon as you start walking, at first with difficulties, it gets easier and easier, and in no time you feel like yourself again, only you feel better and more powerful. That's how people with a growth mindset act when they face failure and uncertainty, and challenges. They embrace them and take action. Oh, did I mention that the more you do it, the easier it becomes, and you feel like a winner? Well, that too!
- Be consistent. Now all this sounds great, but it has no value if you don't do it every single day. Challenge yourself every day and make a conscious effort to be a little better than you were the day before. Keep an open mind and adjust and adapt when challenges come your way. Having an open mind, helps you find solutions where others only see problems.
The Compound Effect
Make a deal with yourself to have the right attitude and state of mind every day, no matter what life throws at you.
Take small daily steps that bring you closer to your personal and professional goals.
And forget the naysayers and complainers. Have you seen a naysayer successful at anything other than complaining?
Me neither.
Focus, take action, and be consistent.
Now, if the above doesn't convince you, think about what Herm Albright said
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
Isn't your day suddenly brighter?
The floor is now yours. Fire away.
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21 Comments on "Growth Mindset Has Nothing to Do with IQ and Everything to Do With Attitude"
Ugh, I would like to punch that guy, too!
Maybe the Master can have a talk with him.
We call ourselves an advanced society, but we still haven't learned how to treasure what we have (kids, families, wife, husband, etc) and see them for who their are, not what we want them to be.
I hear you on that, Danny. I see it all the time with kids and running. And, honestly, I used to be that parent egging my kid on "you're gonna let that fat guy beat you? (it's true — I'm not proud of that choice!). But what the parents who are still doing it (I've reformed!) miss is that running (and any endeavor worth doing) has to emanate from bringing the RUNNER joy. It has to come from inside. Berating them to meet an adult's expectations definitely backfires in the long, um, RUN.
Excellent point, Paula. As adults, we've been sucked into the mindset of, "Well, you're an adult now, you have to do that." And, to a degree, we do (like not staying out until 4 in the morning when you have kids to look after the next day).
But the best results we get are when we do something we love, or – at the very least – enjoy. So why do we feel kids would be any difference, especially since they're not as emotionally advanced as [some] parents..?
If we can teach our children to pursue what they love and be thinkers, we've done a great job as parents. We want to step in and guide too much (at least I do!), when maybe we should step back and watch.
Silence is hard.
Maybe we'd all be better parents, co-workers and people if we learned to talk less, listen to ourselves and others more, and allow people to make their own mistakes and form their own opinions.
It's not the easy path, but maybe the better one.
Corina- great post! True,Practical and importantly,Useful
Look forward to more from you
Thank you so much Howard.
Interesting because you can't feel attitude online unless it is video with lots of beanie babies around.
great post Corina!
Thank you, Howie.
Allow me to disagree. You can "feel" attitude online from what people share, the words they choose when they comment on other's posts, etc. You can learn a lot from studying people's behavior in the online world.
Absolutely!! It's very, very revealing.
Oh, I see – use your real name here, eh, "Hoooooie"….. 🙂
I loved this post. Validated everything I always thought. I strive for a positive can-do attitude every single day. THANKS!
You're welcome!
I love this! Just like growth has nothing to do with IQ, success has nothing to do with how smart someone is, either – it's just related to the amount of work, focus and determination someone is willing to invest.
Don't let excuses, procrastination and self-doubt make you your own worst enemy! Most of us do.
"Don't let excuses, procrastination and self-doubt make you your own worst enemy!" Amen to that, Carrie!
Very interesting read. With a great attitude you can accomplish anything. I thought your idea of the compound effect was very insightful.


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Iterative QuickSort Example in Java - without Recursion
The quicksort algorithm is one of the important sorting algorithms. Similar to merge sort, quicksort also uses divide-and-conquer hence it's easy to implement quicksort algorithm using recursion in Java, but it's slightly more difficult to write an iterative version of quicksort. That's why Interviewers are now asking to implement QuickSort without using recursion. The interview will start with something like writing a program to sort an array using quicksort algorithm in Java and most likely you will come up with a recursive implementation of quicksort as shown here. As a follow-up, Interviewer will now ask you to code the same algorithm using Iteration.
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Survey Saturday: With upwards of ten thousand Occupy protesters flooding through downtown Oakland yesterday to close shipping facilities there and organizers here in Los Angeles planning a full teach-in weekend with the likes of Robert Reich and Robert Scheer, the Occupy Movement has the world's attention.
Occupy LA Teach In and More
Occupy LA Teach-In – Nov.5 & Nov.6 a weekend of actions, speakers, panel discussions and more created to educate, mobilize, unify and inspire the Occupiers
Greece's Choice — and Ours: Democracy or Finance?
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Why We Shouldn't be Selling the Right to Live in America
Robert Reich: The visa-for-home swap proposal also comes at exactly the same time the nation is actively closing its doors to foreigners who aren't wealthy. Is this what America is all about?
The Rise of the Regressive Right and the Reawakening of America
Robert Reich: Eric Cantor, Paul Ryan, Rick Perry, Michele Bachmann and the other tribunes of today's Republican right aren't really conservatives. Their goal isn't to conservative what we have. It's to take us backwards.
The Triumph of Dogma, and a Sad Goodbye to David Frum
Robert Reich: The American public doesn't want or need to hear "representatives" from the so-called right or left. It wants insight into what's best for America.
The Seven Biggest Economic Lies
Robert Reich: Here's a short effort to rebut the seven biggest whoppers now being told by those who want to take America backwards.
The Wall Street Occupiers and the Democratic Party
Robert Reich: Will the Wall Street Occupiers morph into a movement that has as much impact on the Democratic Party as the Tea Party has had on the GOP? Maybe. But there are reasons for doubting it.
Why This Is Exactly the Time to Rebuild America's Infrastructure
Robert Reich: Anyone with half a brain will see this is the ideal time to borrow money from the rest of the world to put Americans to work rebuilding the nation's infrastructure. Problem is, too many in Washington have less than half a brain.
An Anti-Government Challenge
Richard M. Mathews: Unless you are wearing 100% cotton made on the plantation you have had in the family for generations without the benefit of outside seed or fertilizer, the clothes have got to go.
Vicious Cycles: Why Washington Is About to Make the Jobs Crisis Worse
Robert Reich: The only way out of the vicious economic cycle is for government to adopt an expansionary fiscal policy — spending more in the short term in order to make up for the shortfall in consumer demand.
Medicare Is the Solution, Not the Problem
Don't-Raise-Taxes-on-the-Rich Crowd Getting Desperate
Robert Reich: In truth, the most important variable explaining the rise and fall of tax revenues as percent of GDP has been the business cycle, not the effective tax rate.
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I have lived in Ansley Park for 6 yrs and I have to say it should be called a retirement community! The owner David Greene has absolutely no concern for how the residents feel. The rent goes up EVERY year in the name of property taxes and keeping a beautiful neigborhood....what a joke!
If you have kids don't live here! the park consists of 2 baby swings and a baby slide! they refuse to allow the kids the play anywhere even in your own yard! I checked out 4 other communities of equal cleanliness and they all provide pools, basketball courts, huge playgrounds, some had soccer and volleyball! When i mentioned it to Mr. Greene he quickly said ""It isn't my job to entertain your children"".
He didn't even want to try to give the kids anyplace to play! Older ppl with NO kids or grandkids, that's what they want living here! They don't even allow church buses in the community to pick up kids who want to hear about GOD!


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