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I just finished the book and loved it I felt so attached to charlie and her father.
I just finished the book and loved it I felt so attached to charlie and her father.
'Fire Starter' was my very first Stephen King. I read the excerpt in Omni (now defunct magazine). I have the full novel from my very first Book Club membership about 29 years ago. (I just checked and then double-checked, I have a first edition Stephen King! way, way cool. Ok, so a lot of people do, but I still have my very first one.)
I so enjoyed the Omni excerpt that I waited and went looking for the full novel. And loved it.
The book read so quick and I really wanted more. It sorta hooked me on Stephen King and I haven't been disappointed since.
I'm a newbie to this board and I can't remember why I went looking for Stephen King stuff this afternoon (I've been working on a 'crash' client site all day).
But, yes, there are those of us who have read Fire Starter (and almost every other Stephen King book ever published, just like my sister).
Cheers to all!
I haven't read it since high school, and even then it was one of my early forays into the King Universe. So I'd like to revisit it now, in retrospect, after reading The Dark Tower series, and a few others; it will also be cool to read it after Discordia comes out next week.
It's one of his best books in my opinion
Good book, and the movie is the first S.K. movie I ever saw ( so its my FAVORITE King movie)
I've read all the books and liked this one but haven't re-read it in years. I did see the movie recently as a re-run and agree that George C. Scott was great. I also liked David Keith as the dad--I've always thought he is over-looked because he generally has a co-starring role rather than being a lead.
I read the book amd saw the movie. I agree it's a good book and if people really read into it is controversial, especially around the time it came out. What I loved about it is it had the same message that the stand had, but in a subtler way. Keeping Charlie safe, secure, and alive was more important to the common people, people who didn't even know her well, the average Joe and Jane.
I loved Firestarter! But I didnt like the movie. It really disappointed me. The book is so much better.
This was the 2nd SK book that i ever read, after The Shining, many years ago. The movie was yet to come. It's one of my favorites, probably because the government gets toasted and scorched, and we all know that the gov is evil (I'm an arrogant, extreme liberal, you see.....wait, don't the TeaParty people believe this as well?? I'm so confused......).
I have indeed read this as well. I enjoyed it but maybe i need to reread it. Also cant remember a king novel that ive stopped reading because i dont like it so maybe im not the best judge. maybe not my favorite of his but a wonderful read as so much of his work is!


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U.S. Air Force Airman Alexander K. Turner recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio.
Son of Jim and Donna Turner of Harriman, he is a 2009 graduate of Harriman High School.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
U.S. Army Spec. Jesse D. Isham was recently recognized for his efforts at the Ammunition Supply Point as well as his position at the Camp Cole Entry Control Point.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Charles will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on April 1.
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Charles and the former Carolyn Courtney were married on April 1, 1961, in Harriman, with the Rev. H.M. James officiating.
Maggie Rose Richardson celebrated her third birthday on March 8 with a Cinderella Princess-themed party with relatives and friends.
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Great-grandparents are Anita Mosley of North Carolina, the late J.D. and Mabel Waldrop, and the late Otis and Bessie Richardson.
Payton Madox "Max" Richardson celebrated his fifth birthday on March 8 with a Thomas the Tank Engine party with relatives and friends.
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The well-known 1970s party band The Village People and country/Bluegrass artist Ricky Skaggs will perform in Oak Ridge this summer as part of the Secret City Festival.
The Village People will perform hits such as "YMCA" and "In the Navy" during their June 17 concert. Skaggs will perform on June 18.
"Offering musicians in different genres helps the festival attract more people," said Joye Montgomery, entertainment coordinator and head of the Arts Council of Oak Ridge.
Kingston United Methodist Church will have a poverty awareness seminar on April 6 in the church's ministry center at 212 W. Church St.
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The seminar cost is $10, which includes purchase of a book for the course.
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Rockwood First Baptist Church Senior Pastor Josh Lancaster, center, recently delivered the invocation for a recent session of the Tennessee State Senate.
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Also, probably no length of promotion until this goes up on Staples.com on Sunday. If this promo runs 2 weeks one could do February and March recycling for double carts for both months. Last edited by Elementary_Watson; 02-12-2013 at 09:07 AM.. Reason: Automerged Doublepost The Staples Information Thread: If you have any questions, please check this thread first as it answers many common questions.
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"Almost there, 6287!"
"Only three miles left! How's that feel?"
"Like hell," I spat through gritted teeth.
Rightfully not taking my grumbled response personally, the lady laughed and offered up some orange slices. I offered the heartiest thanks I could muster as I nabbed these while cruising crawling up a molehill that felt like Everest.
I hadn't planned to run that first marathon. In fact, I'd only started running because I figured I could complete an entire run in the amount of time it would take me just to travel between gym and home. Pacing wasn't an important part of the running I'd been doing before I started the 2004 L.A. Marathon, which I did for no greater reason than that my roommate said a couple weeks beforehand, "You're running so much, you should run the marathon!"
I started the marathon the way I started most my runs: with as much speed as I could muster. I raced through the first ten miles at a 6- and 7-minute per mile clip. I was on top of the world!
Around mile 17, I learned how running a marathon is not like going for a two-hour run around your neighborhood. You're in it for the long haul, not just for as long as you feel like running.
Around mile 24, I was barely moving. I was so lost in the effort of making it one more step (and praying I'd pass out so I could stop running), I didn't have enough energy to believe in myself.
Fortunately, others not only believed in me but vocally urged me onward. Someone would yell, "Almost there, 6287!" and I'd think, "You know, they're right! I am almost there!" I'd push myself back up toward speeds almost qualifiable as running speeds, and keep them going for a full minute or two before I flagged again.
When downtown Los Angeles came into sight, my fists flew up in an unplanned demonstration of primal glee. Right after that, I thought, with a lot more swearing, "I don't like the telescoping lens effect in horror movies and I like it less here. @#$)@#*%!"
I kept running.
By the time I rounded the last corner, a block seemed like an eternity. Keeping up a crawl was taking everything I had.
"6287," someone shouted. "You're looking tired!"
No sh!t, Sherlock, I thought graciously.
"You're looking tired, but you've got this! Sprint it! I know you've got it in you!"
I couldn't see the person who yelled this encouragement, but I believed him. I looked at the finish line looming and thought, "Hell, yeah, I can do this!"
I steeled myself and I ran. I didn't crawl, I didn't doubt, I didn't do anything but run.
I crossed that finish line and I wept like a little girl who's told she's never going to have ice cream again. Ever. But my tears had a different source: I'd done it. And I'd done it, in part, due to orange slices, high fives, and people shouting me on when I didn't have enough room in my heart to believe in myself.
It's been ten months since I ran my half marathon in Portland. In those months, until this morning, I've run only twice. The first run was twelve minutes; the second, sixteen.
This morning I told myself I'd run fifteen minutes. Instead, I ran twenty. I doubtfully ran even one-tenth the distance I covered in either marathon I've run, but it was a challenge nevertheless. It's always a challenge coming back to something after a long break. Am I still good for this?
I thought of all those folks who cheered me on when I so needed it. I thought, too, of all the kind words you have shared when I needed them here, and the way you did the same in response to Darla's raw, personal, breathtaking reflections on gratitude.
Your words mean something. In the end, it's the runner herself who will or will not find what it takes to finish that marathon, or to push the "Publish" button no matter her doubts. But I believe more and more each day races are finished with the support of the people whose faith in us helped us overcome our own doubts before and during, and whose Gatorade and movie marathons afterward remind us that we'll make it through the challenges to come, too.
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Basic Shortbread
This wonderful recipe for basic shortbread can be used to make Espresso Shortbread, Chocolate-Glazed Shortbread Fingers, Lemon-Poppy Seed Glazed Balls, Black-and-White Triangles, and Candied Ginger Shortbread Wedges -- all recipes come from Martha Stewart Holiday: Season's Eatings.
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Subscribe to Martha Stewart LivingIngredients
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature, plus more for pan
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 3/4 teaspoon coarse salt
- 1/2 cup confectioners' or granulated sugar
Cook's Note
Step 1
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Butter an 8 1/2-inch round cake or springform pan. Sift together flour and salt in a small bowl. In a large bowl, with an electric mixer on medium, cream butter until fluffy, 3 to 5 minutes. Add sugar, and continue to beat until very light in color and fluffy, scraping down sides of bowl as necessary, about 2 minutes more. Add flour mixture, and beat on low, scraping bowl if necessary, until flour is just incorporated and dough sticks together when squeezed.
Step 2
Pat dough into prepared pan. Use a paring knife to score dough into wedges; prick all over in even intervals with a wooden skewer or fork.
Step 3
Bake until firm in the center and just starting to color, about 50 minutes. Transfer pan to a wire rack, and let cool completely. Cut into wedges. Cookies will keep, in an airtight container, at room temperature 3 weeks.
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LoveBakingCookies21 Apr, 2010
I made Basic shortbread and Espresso shortbread from this recipe, but I was not very impressed with the results. They tasted okay, but I had much better shortbreads before. So I will continue looking for a better shortbread recipe.
sieenns22 Feb, 2009
These taste wonderful, but they didn't come out of the pan intact. Next time I think I will cut them into squares or wedges, and then bake them on a tray.
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Here is the recipe for the Lemon Poppyseed Balls
Makes about 3 dozen balls
1 recipe Basic Shortbread
1 cup confectioners' sugar
1/4 cup heavy cream
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon poppy seeds
Prepare basic shortbread, and roll into 1-inch balls; refrigerate 20 minutes. Bake on a cookie sheet until firm and just starting to color, 20 to 25 minutes. Let cool completely on a wire rack.
Make glaze: Whisk together confectioners' sugar, cream, and lemon juice until well combined and smooth. Stir in poppy seeds. Dip top half of cooled shortbread balls into glaze, allowing excess to drip off. Transfer to a parchment-lined baking sheet to set. Cookies will keep, in an airtight container, at room temperature 1 week.
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justchocolate15 Dec, 2008
Click to look at the basic shortbread recipe and you'll see it's 325.
orangezinna15 Dec, 2008
The lemon poppy seed glazed balls recipe doesn't seem to be here. I've saved the others, but the Lemon shortbreads just go to a blank screen. Would anyone have the recipe?
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Mental Decline May Start Years Before Alzheimer's
People who don't register rapid losses not likely to develop the disease, study suggests
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MONDAY, March 14 (HealthDay News) -- When Alzheimer's disease actually starts is often not clear, but it now appears that it may be preceded by rapid cognitive decline for up to six years before it becomes evident, a new study suggests.
This accelerated deterioration in memory and other mental function is not seen in people who do not develop Alzheimer's disease, the researchers said.
"Alzheimer's disease has a much longer course and affects substantially more people than generally recognized," said lead researcher Robert S. Wilson, a senior neuropsychologist at the Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center in Chicago.
"The results provide further evidence of the magnitude of the public health problem posed by Alzheimer's disease and related disorders and underscore the importance of developing strategies to delay its onset," he said.
For the study, published in the March issue of Archives of Neurology, Wilson's team evaluated information on 2,071 older adults without dementia who took part in two separate studies, including 1,511 who had no signs of cognitive impairment.
The participants were tested on specific cognitive functions such as working memory, perceptual speed and visuo-spatial ability.
During 16 years of follow-up, 462 people developed Alzheimer's disease.
"We found that dementia in Alzheimer's disease is preceded by an average of five to six years of rapid cognitive decline," Wilson said. In fact, the rate of cognitive decline in these participants accelerated more than 15-fold, the researchers noted.
"We also found that the precursor of Alzheimer's disease, mild cognitive impairment, is preceded by about six years of increased cognitive decline," he said. "By contrast, little cognitive decline was evident in people who did not develop these conditions."
Greg M. Cole, associate director for research at the Geriatric Research Clinical Center at the Greater Los Angles Veterans Medical Center and a professor at the University of California Los Angeles, said that the study "is important because researchers will have to test emerging prevention strategies in people with this type of accelerating early decline."
How well a treatment slows an early rate of decline may be useful in predicting prevention methods that work, he said.
"If we ever get there, it would be a great thing because the cost of prevention trials depends on the number of subjects and the time in the trial," he said. And, because most people who take part in trials do not develop Alzheimer's disease, there is a lot of wasted time and money, Cole said. Clinical trials can cost $40 million or more, even ones that fail, he noted.
Being able to predict which people were more likely to develop Alzheimer's would allow more bang for the buck. "If you cut that cost to, say, $5 million, you could do eight trials for the same cost and have eight times the probability of success," Cole said.
"With 450,000 new Alzheimer's disease cases every year and growing, something like this has to be done to try to find something that works and optimize it," he said.
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The Alzheimer's Association has more on Alzheimer's disease.
SOURCES: Robert S. Wilson, Ph.D., senior neuropsychologist, Rush Alzheimer's Disease Center, Rush University, Chicago, Ill.; Greg M. Cole, Ph.D., associate director for research, Geriatric Research Clinical Center, Greater Los Angles Veterans Medical Center, and professor, Alzheimer Research Lab, University of California, Los Angeles; March 2011, Archives of Neurology Related Articles- 'Senior Moments' Don't Seem to Lead to Dementia for Most
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The dining room service was a big disappointment. There has defineately been a cutback in staff. We waited for each course and for dishes to be cleared. Each waiter and helper served about 5 tables at a time. The food was just so-so, and the menu boring. (There was a real lack of salad choices; only Cesaar and one other choice.) We frequently just ate in the Horizon Buffet, or our favorite, the El Caribe Buffet. The International Cafe was great, serving a variety of salads and desserts. Their coffee was great, making the coffee card purchase a necessity. (Coffee served in the buffets and dining room is made from a syrup and is awful.) Of course the pizza bar, as well as the grill for hamburgers/hot dogs is always a good choice.
We had hundreds of people ill with the Nor Virus on this cruise. The captain did not acknowledge the problem until about 3 days after it started. (I heard about it on the elevator by friend of one who was quarantined.) I think if they had announced it immediately, it might have been nipped in the bud. Being a nurse, I noticed many areas where the sanitizing was lacking and employees needed better instruction. One man serving tea at the International Cafe actually dropped the paper cup on the floor and picked it up and used it. Servers wiped tables off haphazardly. They never wiped under the edge of the table or under the arms of a chair. (This is what you grab when pulling up to a table.) It was several days after the virus was acknowledged before Purell stations were placed in common area hallways, etc.


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(407) 965-5519Cynthia Conlin is a litigation attorney practicing in Orlando, Florida, in the areas of commercial law, business torts, copyright infringement, consumer protection, employment law (including overtime, sexual harassment, and more), Internet law, defamation (libel or slander), and more.
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December 8, 2012
LuaLua earns Seagulls a point
Substitute Kazenga LuaLua secured a point for Brighton as Charlton twice threw away the lead to draw 2-2.
The Addicks were leading through goals from Lawrie Wilson and Bradley Pritchard, either side of Craig Mackail-Smith's strike.
But eight minutes after climbing off the bench former Newcastle winger LuaLua marked his first appearance since October with the equaliser.
Both sets of fans joined in a minute's applause at 3.07pm to commemorate the moment Colin Walsh hit the net 20 years ago this week, Charlton's first goal since they returned to their Valley ground after a seven-year absence.
And two minutes later the home fans were cheering again when Dale Stephens whipped in a cross which flew in at the far post with Wilson claiming the final touch.
It could have got worse for Brighton but Tomasz Kuszczak palmed Rob Hulse's header over and from the resulting corner, Michael Morrison headed too high.
But the visitors responded well and should have equalised when Mackail-Smith found Gordon Greer in front of goal, only for the defender to scoop his effort over from all of four yards out.
Moments later Charlton goalkeeper Ben Hamer pulled off a fine save to keep out Stephen Dobbie's volley.
But the leveller came in the 28th minute when Morrison made a mess of his clearing header and Mackail-Smith nipped in to tuck away his 10th goal of the season.
Brighton were still in the ascendancy after the break and Hamer parried a fierce drive from Will Buckley before Dobbie fired wide.
Dobbie was left kicking the post in frustration just before the hour mark after wasting another good chance.
Dean Hammond slipped in Buckley to cut the ball back for the former Swansea striker, who slid in to meet the ball but lifted it over the top.
Will Hoskins then teed up Buckley for another crack at goal but his shot was also too high, before Mackail-Smith had an effort deflected wide.
Charlton had hardly troubled Kuszczak since their goal, but with their first genuine chance of the second half they went ahead again.
Johnnie Jackson's low cross ricocheted through the Brighton defence and Pritchard was on hand to sweep the ball into the net for his first league goal.
But three minutes later LuaLua grabbed a point for the Seagulls when his deflected shot wrong-footed Hamer and crashed into the net.
Scoring Summary
Charlton Athletic | Brighton & Hove Albion |
Lawrie Wilson (9') | Craig Mackail-Smith (28') |
Bradley Pritchard (70') | Kazenga LuaLua (75') |
Charlton Athletic | Brighton & Hove Albion |
1 Ben Hamer | 29 Tomasz Kuszczak |
5 Michael Morrison | 3 Gordon Greer |
44 Dorian Dervite | 28 Wayne Bridge |
20 Chris Solly | 2 Bruno |
4 Johnnie Jackson | 6 Adam El-Abd |
23 Lawrie Wilson | 4 Dean Hammond |
8 Dale Stephens | 26 Liam Bridcutt |
26 Emmanuel Frimpong | 30 William Buckley |
14 Bradley Pritchard | 12 Craig Mackail-Smith |
9 Danny Haynes | 7 Will Hoskins |
29 Robert Hulse | 10 Stephen Dobbie |
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27 David Button | Peter Brezovan 1 |
28 Leon Cort | Inigo Calderon 14 |
6 Matthew Taylor | Andrew Crofts 8 |
7 Danny Green | David López 21 |
10 Bradley Wright-Phillips | Kazenga LuaLua 25 |
18 Yann Kermorgant | Ryan Harley 17 |
12 Salim Kerkar | Ashley Barnes 9 |
Substitutions | |
Yann Kermorgant for Danny Haynes (73) | Ashley Barnes for Stephen Dobbie (62) |
Salim Kerkar for Johnnie Jackson (80) | Kazenga LuaLua for Will Hoskins (67) |
Inigo Calderon for Bruno (76) | |
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Lawrie Wilson (66) | Dean Hammond (64) |
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Drobo gets faster and FireWired
One year after the first release of the first Drobo that won our Editors' Choice award, and a few days after the release of the beta SDK, Drobo Robotics today announced its second revision of the product.
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It's Friday, the weather's beautiful here at Oceana HQ in DC, and we have two positive developments in ocean news to report:
1.) The National Marine Fisheries Service has announced new rules that will require federal shark fisheries in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico to land sharks with their fins still naturally attached.
I heard a truly remarkable story yesterday evening on NPR, the kind that made me stop my idle puttering to listen. Hilary Lister is attempting a solo sail around the British Isles, which she expects will take three to four months. The twist: She's quadriplegic -- able to move only her head, eyes, and mouth. She uses straws to sail the boat.
Get this: the AP reports that federal researchers are canceling and cutting back on voyages aimed at studying climate change and ocean ecosystems so they can save money on boat fuel.
If you've seen the film Grizzly Man, then you're familiar with filmmaker Werner Herzog's obsession with the beauty and extremity of nature. His latest, Encounters at the End of the World, is set in Antarctica, and promises to be as haunting as ever, as Herzog's team explores the places above and beneath the endless ice.
Herzog's work is a great example of art that has the potential to inspire environmental action; it's hard not to be affected by those vast landscapes and that warm, distinctive voice.
In honor of World Ocean Day, June 8, Air America Radio's Clout with Richard Greene talked to Oceana CEO Andy Sharpless and Oceana board member/actor Ted Danson. Check it out!
Part 1 : Sharpless discusses the importance of World Ocean Day.
Part 2 : Sharpless explains Oceana's five major campaigns.
Part 3 : Freedivers Martin Stepanek and Niki Roderick talk about their personal connection to the ocean.
Part 4 : Ted Danson discusses his longtime commitment to ocean conservation.
Part 5 : Danson elaborates on the importance of sea conservation.
Another un-sexy but vital marine species needs protecting: Atlantic herring. The fish, a keystone species, are caught by huge nets that can catch sometimes close to a million pounds in one haul. Despite the successes that Oceana and our allies have achieved in recent years to rein in this fishery, herring trawling continues to operate without effective regulation or monitoring. The New England Fishery Management Council is developing a new set of regulations for herring fishing, and they are taking your comments through the end of June.
Krill may not be the most charismatic of sea creatures, but they are among the most important — and they need protecting. Krill and other forage species like herring and sardines form the very foundation of the Pacific food web, and everything from blue whales to pink salmon need enough krill to eat. When krill stocks are in jeopardy, their effects can be seen throughout the Pacific marine food web. We need your help to convince the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to ban all fishing for krill in the Pacific.
BBC Two has sent a team of scientists and film-makers aboard a Norwegian research vessel exploring the fjords near Svalbard.
Hillary Rosner at Slate points out a great advertising irony today: A face exfoliant ad shows a peaceful underwater scene -- while promoting a product that contributes to ocean pollution. Big-brand skin exfoliants are composed of tiny particles of polyethylene (plastic) that make your face soft and touchable, then end up in the sea, where marine life potentially mistake them for plankton.
I'm a little tardy on this one, apologies, I just noticed it: the New York Times published a fascinating piece this week about the suspected crash of horseshoe crab populations as a result of being harvested for use as fishing bait.


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Dear Friends,
Fathers, we salute you and wish all of you an early Happy Father's Day! You have a unique calling to provide for your families spiritually, financially, emotionally, and physically. We thank you for the job you are doing!
To all you seniors graduating this year, congratulations! You are now ready to begin a new season of life and we look forward to hearing of your successes.
In this month's newsletter, as well as in May's, we are encouraging both moms and dads to think about and implement life-skills education for your children. Last month we talked about the skills of Managing the Home Front, Nutrition and Health, Financial Management, and Job Preparation. This month, we are adding four more skills for your consideration. Remember, exposure to these is beneficial while expertise in each one is not required. Your children have a lifetime to enjoy learning and practicing these skills.
TECHNICALLY SPEAKING--Learning the Basics
Knowledge of computers has become paramount in our world today. Therefore, it's absolutely necessary for your children to learn to use the computer and Internet in a safe and God-honoring manner. This is an area where families must talk with their children about what is and is not acceptable when using the resources available through technology. Please let your children know the dangers that can be encountered and how to avoid them. Colleges, today, require incoming students to know how to type, email, and use programs such as Word, at the very least. Many tutorial programs are even available to download free from the Internet.
If you know a homeschooling family who can benefit from receiving a free computer from the government, please direct them to this governnent website.
THE CULTURAL ARTS--Participating in and Appreciating the Fine Arts
Understanding and enjoying fine art and music is possible, and you can have fun learning right along with your children. Recognizing what to listen for in a musical piece or what to look for in a painting will increase your child's interest in "culture." This knowledge will come in handy when attending concerts, ballets, or operas; visiting art galleries or museums; or discussing the merits of a piece of art. Volunteering to usher, collecting tickets, serving refreshments, etc. at cultural events will expose your children to the fine arts and give them an appreciation for these God-given gifts and talents.
Your children can also benefit from participating in recitals, art shows, and theatrical productions. These opportunities will give them practice in perfecting good stage presence, public speaking skills, and simply being in front of people.
- Art resources
- "The Gift of Music" by Jane Stuart Smith & Betty Carlson
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A LIFETIME OF GIVING--Volunteering and Serving Others
Giving to others with no expectation of reward or payment is a godly
value well worth instilling in your teen. Opportunities to serve
their community are unlimited from making and taking meals to
shut-ins, contributing food or serving food in a shelter, writing
cards to servicemen and women, visiting the elderly in nursing homes,
caring for neighbors' pets while they are away, etc.
Another example would be for your teen to provide free babysitting one hour a week for a homeschool mom with a number of small children so that she can do her grocery shopping while your teen plans and directs an arts and craft activity for the children. Your teen learns how to prepare and plan out an activity, and another mom gets a well-deserved break in her week.
Although your teen may volunteer as an individual, one important aspect of homeschooling is that the whole family can be involved together in a volunteer effort. However you choose to structure it, volunteering can become a natural part of your teen's life that will give him the opportunity to make a difference in others' lives long after his high school years are over.
SPIRITUAL TRAINING--Building a Firm Foundation
Most likely, at the top of the lessons for life that you desire to pass on to your children will be a love for the Lord and obedience to Him. Homeschooling provides ample opportunity for parents to train and disciple in personal/family devotions.
Dads and moms pursuing God themselves by daily being in His Word will be the greatest example your child could ever have. If your home is lacking in this regard, take it before the Lord in prayer and request His help to be disciplined in this area. Also, a faithful commitment to and service in a local church will develop a sense of spiritual community and the practice of fellowship in your child that, with the Lord's help, will continue to be a vital part of the rest of his/her life.
By instilling a thorough understanding of a variety of worldviews, you will equip your child to be able to test the philosophies of the world against biblical Christianity. Good resources are available to help you as you endeavor to pass on to your children information they can use to process current events and learn how their values affect the way they perceive issues in the news.
- Generation Joshua encourages young people to reach others in the name of Christ especially in the civic and political arenas.
- Myers Institute provides camps and resources for communicating a biblical worldview
- "Understanding the Times: The Religious Worldviews of Our Day and the Search for Truth" by David Noebel is a book that looks at many issues from a number of worldviews.
Encourage your child to be well read in the Christian classics. Start off slowly if your child is not an avid reader, perhaps even reading some of the book suggestions below as a family one chapter at a time.
In lieu of our suggestions, you may want to elicit book suggestions from your pastor. Perhaps give your teen a list of good spiritual books and allow him to choose three or four to read during the coming school year. Then, once a quarter, set up a special time with him at the local coffee shop to discuss the main points of the book and draw him out about his thoughts on the book.
- "Knowing God" by J.I. Packer
- "Pursuit of God" by A.W. Tozer
- "Pursuit of Holiness/The Practice of Godliness" by Jerry Bridges
- "Know What You Believe" by Paul Little
- "Know Why You Believe" by Paul Little
An enjoyable video series called "Faith Lessons on the Promised Land--Crossroads of the World" by Ray Vander Laan is a collection of 20-30 minute faith lessons from portions of Scripture taught at the site in Israel where they originally took place.
As you complete your school year and summer awaits you, take time to enjoy some leisure activities to refresh you for the next year. We will continue to be available to assist you through the summer so as you plan for the fall, give us a call or email us with your questions and concerns.
In our July newsletter we'll look at the unschooling option. Elizabeth Smith, wife of HSLDA's president, Mike Smith, will share her thoughts on alternatives you have as you homeschool through high school.
Last one in the pool is a rotten egg...
Applauding you,
Becky and Diane
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Becky Cooke and her husband Jim home educated their three children from kindergarten until college using an eclectic assortment of teaching resources. She enjoys using these skills to equip parents to successfully teach their children through the high school years and to encourage them to enjoy...
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Yelp reportedly getting closer to IPO
Yelp, the user-generated reviews site, has chosen Goldman Sachs and Citigroup to lead an initial public offering that could value the company at about $2 billion, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The startup hasn't been shy about its desire to tap into the equity markets, and Groupon's IPO last week has likely made Yelp executives more confident that they can have a successful offering. Others in the wings include Zynga, Angie's List and, the potential biggie of them all, Facebook.
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ConnectEd produces publications including policy papers, research reports, manuals, and various informative summaries to contribute to discussions on high school improvement.
April 2013
This ConnectEd Guide for Developing a System of Linked Learning Pathways will introduce school district leaders and their community partners to Linked Learning and a system of quality pathways that can transform high schools, instructional practice, and the student experience. Not intended to be prescriptive, this document can and should be adapted to meet local needs. For more information contact Roman Stearns at firstname.lastname@example.com.
April 2013
This guide provides an overview of a more robust online guide and tool kit available through ConnectEd Studios. It supplies a glimpse of the sequence of steps involved in creating a new Linked Learning pathway. This publication can help coaches, district leadership, and pathway teams gain an understanding of the overall process of designing and implementing pathways that will continue to improve over time and become high-quality learning environments for students. For more information contact Rob Atterbury at email@example.com.
April 2012
This second draft of ConnectEd's College and Career Framework provides a clear summary and synthesis of over two decades of research into what students should know and be able to do upon graduation for post-secondary success. This Framework is intended for use by teachers, schools and districts, as well as researchers and policymakers, to help inform decisions around assessment, accountability, curriculum, instruction, professional development, program design and resource allocation. This Framework, while widely applicable, is especially important for those pursuing Linked Learning as a secondary reform strategy. The Framework's primary author is Svetlana Darche of WestEd. For more information, please contact Brad Stam at email@example.com and Svetlana Darche at firstname.lastname@example.com. Download the Executive Summary here.
January 2014
For school districts and communities aiming to develop a system of Linked Learning
pathways, this publication provides the knowledge base needed to understand the
infrastructure for supporting such a system. The Critical Elements that make up the
Framework describe the outcomes of the system-building work.
August 2013
This brief examines the Common Core State Standards and their implications for Linked Learning, an innovative high school reform approach in California that prepares students for college and career by connecting learning in the classroom with real-world applications outside of school. This brief aims to address the ways in which the common standards align with and can be adopted by Linked Learning teachers, schools, and districts to ensure that all their students are ready for success in college, careers, and citizenship. This work is made possible through generous support from the James Irvine Foundation.
October 2012
This publication outlines elements that should be included in a quality pathway.
October 2012
The Rubric offers 19 elements that a district or school should consider in implementing programs and describes four stages of growth, ranging from foundation pieces to full development.
April 2010
This step-by-step Guide will help communities conceptualize and form a Broad-Based Coalition that will mature over time and ultimately assume primary responsibility for sustaining a system of high quality pathways.
February 2010
This manual provides a roadmap for planning, developing, and implementing a multidisciplinary, career–focused, and integrated high school curriculum—one key element of a Linked Learning pathway.
May 2008
This 4–page document describes three key pieces of evidence supporting adoption of the Linked Learning approach. Those attending California Partnership Academies had better California High School Exit Exam pass rates, completed more rigorous courses, and had better high school graduation rates. Operating in more than 300 high schools, California Partnership Academies are one model of Linked Learning pathways.
Derived from: A Profile of the California Partnership Academies 2004–05, March 2007
January 2008
This policy paper defines Linked Learning, offers evidence for its effectiveness, and outlines policy and implementation recommendations for expanding high quality programs in California. ConnectEd hopes the paper will spark ideas and discussion about how to move from its general policy recommendations to more specific programmatic and legislative ideas for expanding pathways.
ConnectEd develops curriculum units that integrate academic and technical content in hands-on project-based lessons. This summary document outlines the focus of each of 10 units in the health and biomedical science industry sector, listing lessons by academic subject.
Looking for a brief yet comprehensive description of Linked Learning? This eight page summary describes key principles behind the approach and the core components that make up a pathway. It also lists ten major areas needing attention to expand access to pathways across the state.
October 2011
California Partnerships Academies are in the forefront of initiatives aimed at preparing high school students for both college and career, not just one or the other. In this report from ConnectEd and the Career Academy Support Network, the evidence suggests that the partnership academies are succeeding in several important fronts. Students in Partnership Academies were more likely to pass the high school exit exam as sophomores, complete courses required for entrance to California's public universities, and graduate from high school on time.
January 2014
This brief is one in a series on the Linked Learning high school reform effort that focuses on preparing graduates for both college and career. This first brief will discuss achievement gaps and employment and economic trends that support the need for high schools that prepare all students for both career and college.
June 2013
A new UCLA IDEA report examines how students who graduated from Linked Learning pathways are moving along in their postsecondary education attainment, employment and civic engagement.
May 2013
The report provides good news and bad news for employers and the workforce. On the up side, projections show that health care jobs will account for more than 10,000 job openings in Alameda and Contra Costa counties by 2020. However, the state will not have nearly enough qualified workers to fill them without a substantial shift in current education trends. The leading solution to close the health care "skills gap" is the Linked Learning approach.
April 2013
As the Linked Learning high school reform initiative expands across California, the results of a two-year study by the Education Trust–West identifies promising practices in Linked Learning schools and districts.


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Wayne County Circuit Court Judge Gregory Bill said Monday there wasn't enough evidence to charge Maryanne Godboldo with resisting arrest and shooting a gun inside her house. The judge agreed with a lower court judge, who threw out the charges in August.
Godboldo was arrested in March after keeping police at bay. She had been battling the Michigan Department of Human Services after taking her daughter off Risperdal, a medication used to contain aggression and treat autism. Ariana was 13 at the time.
Separately, Godboldo's attorney, Byron Pitts, says a judge in a different court said Monday that Godboldo can keep custody of her daughter.


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This tasty salmon souffle makes a nice dinner party dish or weekend meal.
Cook Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour
- 2 tablespoons flour
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup milk
- 2 egg yolks, beaten
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
- 1 tablespoon minced onion
- dash nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- dash pepper
- 1 can (16 ounces) salmon, flaked
- 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten
In a large saucepan, melt butter over low heat; stir in flour. Gradually stir in milk. Continue cooking, stirring constantly, until thick. Add a little of the hot mixture to the beaten egg yolks, then return the egg yolk mixture to the sauce, stirring quickly to blend. Add parsley, onion, nutmeg, salt, and pepper. Stir in the flaked salmon. Fold in egg whites then pour into a lightly buttered 1 1/2-quart casserole. Bake at 325° for 55 to 65 minutes, until golden and set.
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2 1/2 cups white wine
2 cups white sugar
2 tablespoons ground cinnamon
1 pinch ground ginger
3/4 pound fresh cranberries
1/4 pound fresh cherries, pitted and halved
Delicious! I am not normally into cranberries, but this is yummy. I tweaked it just a little, used fresh ginger frozen, sweetened cherries(who can find fresh cherries during Thanksgiving?) less sugar and a little honey. Can't wait until dinner!
I am not sure if the recipe is printed wrong or not, but the cinnamon was way too overwhelming. It was to the point that it was all you can taste. I loved the idea of the wine and cherries (which I also had to buy the frozen).
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I made this for Thanksgiving this year. Its "insanely easy" and tasted great. I did reduce the amount of cinnamon from 2 T to 2 tsp after reading other reviews on this recipe and it was perfect! Next I want to try and add a can of mandarin oranges, possibly trying in some crepes for our Friendsgiving brunch. It was liquidy when I finished the 45 minutes on the stove top which scared me but it gelled perfectly after refrigeration. I was actually requested to make this again for next Thanksgiving. Def 5 Stars!
This is very good cranberry sauce. It was a bit high on cinnamon for me, but my family did like it. This recipes make a large quantity - so there were a lot of leftovers - a little too many left overs. The wine is a nice tough though. I also used dried cherries as fresh cherries are tough to come by in Pennsylvania in the winter.
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Phoenix Suns sign G Dionte Christmas
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PHOENIX (AP) -- The Phoenix Suns have signed 6-foot-5 guard Dionte Christmas to a multiyear contract.
Christmas averaged 10.1 points for the Suns' entry in the Las Vegas Summer League. He played the last four seasons internationally for teams in Israel, the Czech Republic, Turkey, Greece, Russia and Italy.
He played four years at Temple, averaging 15.7 points.
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This animated-style Boba Fett in Cadet Uniform was released in The Rise Of Boba Fett Ultimate Battlepack during The Clone Wars collection in August 2010. The set was a Toys'R'Us exclusive, and besides the spaceships Slave 1 and Mace Windu's Jedi Starfighter, it included figures of Bossk, Anakin Skywalker, this Boba Fett in cadet uniform, Mace Windu and R8-B7. The set is based on the Boba Fett story arch from the end of the second season of the Clone Wars TV show, which concluded with the episodes "Death Trap", "R2 Come Home", and "Lethal Trackdown".
Young Boba Fett was given 14 points of articulation, including ball-joints in the neck, shoulders, elbows, knees and ankles. The forearms, the waist and the legs have swivel joints. There were no weapons included with Boba.
The paint application on cadet Boba is cleanly applied and comes close to the character in the TV show, including the yellow eyes. Unfortunately, Hasbro hasn't fixed the factory issue yet, where the ankle joints are painted in a different color from the feet and legs. In Boba's case, the joints are painted in red, and should be black. This small issue aside, young Boba Fett turned out very nicely. It might be a little bit on the boring side, since it is "little Boba", and there were no weapons included for the figure. However, the figure itself looks great, and the appearance is dead-on compared to the TV counterpart. If you are a fan of young Boba Fett and the Clone Wars, then this figure is for you!


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Wednesday Night, March 26, 2008
Twins Notes
I don't have a lot of time, so
I thought I would see if I could find you a bunch of links to check out. I
haven't given a lot of links lately, so some of these may be a couple of days
· John Sickels has a bunch of Twins related True or False questions today:
o The Johan Santana Trade
o Carlos Gomez or Daric Barton?
o He also did a Not a Rookie segment on Scott Baker.
· There were several opinions on the Twins deal with Joe Nathan:
o Josh Taylor came back and wasn't going to write much, then wrote a bunch on Nathan.
o SBG and Ubelman teamed up.
o The Twins Geek uses Deal or No Deal to make sense of the deal.
o The Bleacher Bums just don't think it makes a lot of sense.
· Nick Nelson has continued his Twins position analyses:
· Ubelman got to discuss Five Questions on the Minnesota Twins over at The Hardball Times.
· Jesse from Twinkie Town introduced us to Brian Bass.
· Jim Mandelaro blogged some interesting thoughts this morning on his Extra Bases blog. He had a great conversation with Bill Smith and learned that Brian Bass will be the Twins 12th pitcher. The decision on what to do with Francisco Liriano could be dependent upon his Friday spring training start.
· Did you see the box score for the Twins/Rays game this afternoon? I told Jeff Manship that he needs to renegotiate. He pitched the ninth inning, a 1-2-3 inning, for the save. Joe Nathan gave up a run on two hits in his inning, yet he just signed a $47 million contract… Yes, I am kidding, but it was a nice performance and opportunity for Manship. The Twins like to get some of their minor leaguers an inning or an at bat in spring for a couple of reasons. The coaching staff gets to see them, and more importantly meet them. The players get to see how the big leaguers prepare, or even simply what the big league life is like. It's just a good thing.
· LaVelle is taking your votes for the Picks to Click in 2008.
· Good news from Joe Christensen tonight… Scott Baker threw 49 pitches today, and will make a start on Sunday, hoping to get close to 65 pitches. If he is able to do that, he could be the Twins starter in their fifth game. Also, Carlos Gomez seems to be just fine after leaving the game this afternoon early, pulling up lame in the outfield. Apparently he is going to be starting tomorrow.
That is it for now… I will likely be back a little later with a couple more things.


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