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DEAR EDITOR:Dear community,Have you toured these two treasures in our community, the Delphos Museum of Postal History and the Delphos Canal Commission Museum. If you have an opportunity when Gary Levitt is giving a tour at the postal museum, please attend. He has so much information that his tours are interesting even to a person like me who is not a stamp collector. If you are a stamp collector, plan on spending hours at this museum.The second treasure is the Delphos Canal Commission Museum. From now to Christmas, there are many decorated trees at the Christmas Tree Festival. The themes vary from tree to tree. Some trees are decorated by community groups while others are decorated by volunteers at the museum. Several trees are decorated with items which will be given to local charities. A group or a family may wish to do this next year. However if the trees do not interest you, the displays in the museum are wonderful. If you look carefully, you will notice you are touring a parlor, dining room, bed room, and a kitchen. Upstairs there is an old store, a school room, a log cabin, a military display with a barbwire tree, toys from the past, and a medical display. There is also the torture machine, an old fashioned machine used for hair permanents. More than one older lady could tell about their scalp burns. The basement has farm items, items from roads and items manufactured in Delphos. There are other displays, too. The price is family friendly because both are free but a donation is always welcome. Thanks to all who volunteer their time to build and maintain these two Delphos treasures.Catherine HeitzDelphos
I was watching on the news the day before Thanksgiving at the President giving amnesty to two turkeys. OK, an American social tradition to bring a little humor to the holiday. He then proceeds to make two signs of the Cross over the pair, in imitation of Catholic blessing/absolution. If that were a Muslim sign of ritual he was mocking, the White House would be burnt as the consulate in Bengazi for Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. President, you thumb your nose at our teachings by forcing us to provide contraception and abortion in our health insurance, then you mock our rituals by performing them over turkeys. What's next? This only proves to me and to the rest of the country your lack of respect for, and persecution of, faith at work in this country.
When you took the oath of office four years ago, you promised to "preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the United States so help me God." Did you mean the whole constitution, or just what you pick and choose? Remember, this was before God. I suggest you think about this on Jan. 20.
Marlene Wrasman
The carpeting came from one store; the furniture another; and the appliances yet another.
When my father owned his business, he made it a practice to shop locally and support those who supported his business.
It was a good practice and still is today.
I know it sometimes is more attractive to leave Delphos to shop and there are certain things that just aren't available here. But for the most part, we have a variety of stores from which to choose our goods.
Two lonely little Hostess Apple Fruit Pies fill D3 in the snack machine on the second floor of The Herald building.
On Friday, Hostess announced it would close after decades of providing beloved snacks to young and old alike.
No more Twinkies, CupCakes, Ding Dongs, Ho-Hos, Struessel Cakes, Suzy Qs, Fruit Pies, Donettes, Zingers or Coffee Cakes.
No more soft, moist cake with cream filling of perfect consistency. No more smooth, melty fudge over chocolate cake. No more Coffee Cake loaded with brown sugar and cinnamon. No more fruit pies with sweet, juicy bits of apple in a smooth filling. No more CupCakes with the 8 perfect loops on the top.
How did this happen? How could something that has been a part of my life forever just go away?
Well, maybe not gone entirely. Rumor has it some other company may pick up a few of Hostess' offering.
Hostess is blaming the company's demise on unreasonable union workers. The workers say Hostess had already filed for bankruptcy and they had given some concessions and the money from those was to be plowed back into the company. Workers say it never happened. Top management was given 80-percent raises while the company was still in bankruptcy. Blah, blah, blah.
Where has the year gone? It's already November.
To many people's surprise, we've already had a Christmas story in the paper.
I'm sure with the economy, the Delphos Community Christmas Project will need every bit of time they have to pull together a nice holiday for those who need a little boost.
It's tough out there and every penny will count.
It will be that way for many of us, I fear. Most of us are fortunate and have jobs. It may not be the one we want or need but a job none the less.


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Are You Learning as Fast as the World is Changing
The tuesday Reading today is "Are You Learning as Fast as the World is Changing?", written by Bill Taylor for the Harvard Business Review blog. Taylor is William C. Taylor is cofounder of Fast Company magazine and author of Practically Radical: Not-So-Crazy Ways to Transform Your Company, Shake Up Your Industry, and Challenge Yourself.
French novelist Marcel Proust said, "The real art of discovery consists not in finding new lands but in seeing with new eyes." Taylor exhorts us that "In a world that never stops changing, great leaders never stop learning." Paraphrasing Max DePree, when a leader needs to learn something, he allocates time to do that learning.
Learning new things is all about exposing yourself to new ideas. To learn faster, you have to think differently including about where new ideas come from.
In the essay, Taylor shares three ideas that he believes will "help you keep learning as fast as the world is changing:"
The best leaders (and learners) have the widest field of vision. Steve Jobs, in the PBS Documentary "Triumph of the Nerds" said: "Ultimately it [creativity] comes down to taste. It comes down to trying to expose yourself to the best things humans have done and then trying to bring those things to what you're doing." Taylor says it this way: You're not going to learn faster (or deeper) than everyone else if you seek inspiration from the same sources as everyone else. Educators know that we learn the most when we encounter people, experiences, and ideas that are the least like us. ... [I]f you want to learn faster, look and live more broadly.
The best source of new ideas in your field can be old ideas from unrelated fields. Amazingly, it often turns out that new ideas in one area bear an uncanny resemblance to "old" ideas from other areas. Well established practices can look downright revolutionary when you use them in new places. For example, Atul Gawande, a surgeon at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital, in a recent article in the New Yorker compares what goes on in a Cheesecake Factor restaurant's kitchen to surgical processes in his hospital. The opportunities for improvement are clear.
Most successful leaders work hard not to be loners. Successful leaders build relationships and use their networks as sources for new ideas. Using these ideas requires a new mindset - ambition to tackle very difficult problems and humility to learn from everyone you encounter. "Nobody alone learns as quickly as everyone together."
As Bill Taylor notes, "We all want to be better learners. And the best leaders, it turns out, are the most insatiable learners."
So, stop and reflect: Are you learning as fast as your world is changing? If not, maybe there are sums suggestions here for you to put to use this week.
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Rory received his Bachelor of Science in Computer and Electrical Engineering at Syracuse University in 1993. Rory then completed his Jurist Doctor in Law at Syracuse University College of Law with and LT&M specializing in High Tech Patent Law and eCommerce. Rory worked at Fullbright and Jaworski, in Austin Texas, and at Skjervan Morril in San Francisco where he helped on the AMD vs. Intel Lawsuit. Here Rory developed algorithms to prove that portions of electrical circuitry on Intel's processors were stolen from AMD and then disguised onto Intel processors. AMD won.
Rory returned to school to study KDD under the direction of Dr. Ras for his PhD in Computer Science. Rory passed his Qualification Exam in December 2005 and now works on this project. Rory teaches IT classes for MBA students at DeVry University. Rory has two teenage daughters and has a quite successful band.
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Breastfed: A breastfeeding blog for the modern mama.- AnonymousDecember 03, 2011 1:26 AM
i absolutely LOVE this!! can anyone tell me the ages of the babes in the pictures? i am having a debate with someone who seems to think they are 5 or 6 years old and i think their assumption is very wrong. its so irritating how so close-minded people are. they follow the mass mainstream opinion and all of a sudden these images are taboo... IRRITATING. i think these pictures are beautiful :)
-TrinaReplies- Brianna from MontanaMay 18, 2012 1:49 AM
They are beautiful... the little girl cannot be older than 3! I continue to breastfeed my 2 year old and she has never been sick a day in her life because of it!!
Delete 5 or 6! the cute little boy was maybe 18 months, the little girl by herself was MAYBE 2, and then the last shot was of a newborn and big sister, hard to say because you can't see her. But 2 or 3. And the first shot looked like a one year old. I'm hoping my twins will keep going until they are two, they are 15 months now and don't seem to be ready to stop yet. Fingers crossed!
- Lauren FerrariDecember 03, 2011 1:49 AM
Lol five or six?? My daughter was about 21 months there.
ReplyDelete - KatrinaDecember 03, 2011 2:27 AM
LOL ridiculous right?! i personally thought it was an absurd remark. i'm not going to go into the whole debate.. just that i had to prove him wrong.. thanks ladies!!
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- AnonymousJuly 02, 2012 4:56 PM
Did you stop breastfeeding when you were pregnant? or can one breastfeed when pregnant?
Delete - AnonymousJuly 18, 2012 7:57 AM
You sure can, you do not need to stop! I breastfed through at least part of three pregnancies, until my nursling self weaned or in one case, until the baby was born and then I tandem nursed.
Delete i'm 35 weeks pregnant with #3. Nursing 2 toddlers occasionally. While pregnant with #2 I still nursed my toddler when she wanted during the day. It just so happens that both have been sleeping thru the night and I haven't had to nurse at nightime for a longtime but that will soon change with a newborn...:)
Awwww....this is great. I was smiling the whole way through. And I've clicked on no less than 5 of your other posts from the sidebar, too. Looks like I'll be here a while.
One of my readers sent me here after reading my post at Babycenter today - a good companion!
Thanks for the rhymes...
Katie- KristyMay 18, 2012 1:38 AM
People are so bad at guessing ages of kids. :) I think the more hair they have they may be assumed to be older cuz my daughter barely has hair and everyone thinks she is younger then she is.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMay 19, 2012 10:41 AM
love this... makes my eyes teary... every i see my baby grows
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 25, 2013 9:33 AM
LOVE! This is amazing. Thank you so much for posting this. :)


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What war on terror?
By Ted Belman
As a result of the Muslim atrocity of 9/11, Pres Bush declared war on terror.
On Sept 20th he spoke to the combined houses and declared "On September the 11th, enemies of freedom committed an act of war against our country." Although he did call it an act of war, he limited the perpetrators to "enemies of freedom" even though all 19 hijackers were Muslims motivated by the Koran. And 15 of these were Saudis.
He went on to name the perpetrators as members of al Qaeda.
The terrorists practice a fringe form of Islamic extremism that has been rejected by Muslim scholars and the vast majority of Muslim clerics — a fringe movement that perverts the peaceful teachings of Islam. The terrorists' directive commands them to kill Christians and Jews, to kill all Americans, and make no distinction among military and civilians, including women and children.
Aside from the fact that within 24 hours of the attack, his administration enabled all Saudis to leave the USA by plane when no other planes were allowed to fly, he also was at pains to dissemble. It was not enough for him to say that they practice "Islamic extremism" but he goes on to limit it to "a fringe form". Plus he characterizes such act as a perversion of the peaceful teachings of Islam. In reality the acts of these terrorists are according to the teachings of Islam which supersede, not pervert, the peaceful teachings. Finally the directive he refers to comes not from the terrorists but from the Koran.
He continued to take pains to whitewash Islam then made another fatal error
Americans are asking, why do they hate us? They hate what we see right here in this chamber — a democratically elected government. Their leaders are self-appointed. They hate our freedoms — our freedom of religion, our freedom of speech, our freedom to vote and assemble and disagree with each other.
This is flat out wrong. They want to drive Israel and the US out of the ME and all lands which they characterize as Muslim (Dar al'islam) and then to infiltrate our own countries (Dar al'harb) and subjugate us.
He then asks rhetorically, how will we fight and win this war?
We will direct every resource at our command — every means of diplomacy, every tool of intelligence, every instrument of law enforcement, every financial influence, and every necessary weapon of war — to the disruption and to the defeat of the global terror network.
[..] We will starve terrorists of funding, turn them one against another, drive them from place to place, until there is no refuge or no rest. And we will pursue nations that provide aid or safe haven to terrorism. Every nation, in every region, now has a decision to make. Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists. (Applause.) From this day forward, any nation that continues to harbor or support terrorism will be regarded by the United States as a hostile regime.
Afghanistan was invaded in November and Bush delivered his State of the Union Address in Jan 2002 in which he identified the "axis of evil".
In it he reiterated his resolve and expanded his targets to the producers of WMD namely N. Korea, Iran and Iraq. In contrasting his well intentioned resolve and the meager results, one cannot but be disappointed.
It only took a year for Angelo M Codevilla to pen his brilliant essay Postmortem on a Phony War, which was published by Middle East Quarterly
"For them, war would consist of fighting as little as possible."—Charles de Gaulle, on Franco-British policy between September 1939 and June 1940.[1]
By spring 2002, the Bush administration's pretense that it was making war had worn thin. The Bush team had declared that September 11 had "changed everything," that "those who are not with us are against us," and that its "war on terrorism" would dispense with latter-day American reticence about foreign engagements and warfare. Nevertheless, the Bush team fought a classic phony war, because its chief priority was to change as little as possible the visions, objectives, assumptions, and modus operandi of late-twentieth-century American elites. This calls for something of a postmortem on the "war" that never was.
The Bush team's chief objective, "stability," was the least possible of things. The vision of an orderly, multicultural, "international community" was as powerful in Bush's Washington as it had been in Woodrow Wilson's—and as far removed from reality. The right of Third World regimes to sovereign existence under housebroken tyrants, America's right and capacity to make peace in places it does not rule, America's unworthiness to stigmatize foreign cultures (much less to kill foreign regimes), the U.S. government's need to heed "the allies," especially "the Europeans," and to restrain the "unsophisticated," "unilateralist" American public—these and a host of other unserious assumptions continued to reign. Moreover, the Bush team employed the same kind of people and modus operandi as its predecessors. They spoke loudly and wasted America's stick on the least significant enemies.
After Arabs had terrorized America on behalf of Arab causes, the Bush team refused to fight or even to indict any Arab entity at all. It did this to shore up "friendly" Arab governments that (it chose not to notice) were in thrall to the terror states of Iraq, Syria, and the Palestinian Authority (PA). By mid 2002, the Bush team's war on terrorism consisted chiefly of impotent, counterproductive, and silly security measures at home and, in the Middle East, of restraining Israel.
Who can argue with this assessment?
I can, in one respect. He leaves out Iran as a terror state and he is wrong to suggest Saudi Arabia is "enthralled" to the terror states. Iran as we know is largely responsible for the terror in Iraq, Lebanon and Gaza but the US has given them a pass. It hasn't even financed democratic movements in Iran to bring about regime change. Saudi Arabia continues to spread the Wahabbi doctrine of active Jihad throughout madrassas and mosques all over the world including in the US with nary a word from the US. Surely this puts the lie to the war on terror.
Saudi Arabia and Iran are the engines of terror through out the world.
Codevilla goes on,
The Bush team decided to make war on "terrorism" (an abstract noun), rather than on real people. Rather than destroy regimes whose demise might make the American people safe from terrorist attacks, the Bush team pursued only the "shadowy" al-Qa'ida, as if a private organization could organize worldwide mayhem from Arab police states without being one of their tools. Why this James Bond-ish fiction? Because the Bush team did not deem the events of September 11 sufficient warrant for going against the predominant views of American elites (which it shares) about real people.
Through most of the twentieth century, American elites have willed to believe that all peoples are created equal and that, if all were ruled by their own kind, a stable, decent, peaceful world would result. Hence in the 1950s in the Middle East as elsewhere, the U.S. State Department and especially Central Intelligence (CIA) fostered nationalism, socialist parties, and the replacement of European colonial rule by native regimes. [..] As early as 1958, however, the political ancestors of Saddam Husayn had taken over Iraq and Syria as well as Egypt. Yemen became a Soviet ally. Much of the region (like the rest of the Third World) would be neither peaceful nor decent—much less, pro-American
.Although this is a failed idea, it has not been abandoned. The elites continue to believe in either a peaceful Palestine, once created, or the destruction of Israel as a colonial outpost. To this end the US continues to protect the "Palestinians" and their institutions. No amount of terror or violations of agreements will deter them from their goal of shrinking Israel. The CIA has been training the Palestinian "security forces" for years and is now about to spend another $56 million to support them in total disregard of the Mecca Accords.
They also believe that an independent Kosovo for Muslims even though ruled by the KLA, a terrorist entity, will further such goals. But aren't we supposed to be at war with the terrorists. Oh I'm sorry, only "global terror networks" so I guess this doesn't count.
So why isn't Saudi Arabia the enemy?
Who to kill is the decision that defines any war. In response to the attacks of September 11 by Arabs from "friendly" Arab countries—on behalf of causes embodied by Iraq, Syria, and the PA—the Bush team decided to do nothing against any Arab entity but rather to kill people in Afghanistan. No one argued that this would make America safe from the rising enmity of the Arab world or avenge the attacks. When pressed, the Bush team did not deny that Arab governments were abetting this enmity. But it deferred the whole matter to an undefined next phase because securing the support of friendly Arab governments was the sine qua non of everything else.
Saudi Arabia conditioned its support of the war, however, on Americans not killing any Arabs at all. Later, it conditioned its support even further. Competent people know that to ask dubious allies to support action that one has shown a willingness to defer and redefine amounts to asking for further pressure to defer, redefine, and derail. Thus, from the outset, this was a war defined in terms of what must not be done and aimed at validating a view of the world according to which the war should never have started —that is, a phony war.
Subsequent to this article being written, Saudi Arabia and the US made another deal. They agreed that the US could kill Arabs in Iraq by invading it providing the US would endorse the Roadmap and continue to dismember Israel. And so within one week of attacking Iraq the Roadmap was announced. I covered this thoroughly in my articles A Unifying Theory and Perfecting the Unifying Theory.
I wonder if the US elites think Iraq has worked out as anticipated. No matter, they made a lot of money from government contracts, higher oil prices and increased demands for military munitions and hardware. Judging from Baker's report it's clear they want to engage Syria and Iran with a view to stabilizing the ME. So what if this requires the sacrificing of Israel? What is clear is that Saudi Arabia is backing Al Qaeda and the Sunnis in killing Americans and Shia. Not to be out done, Iran is backing the Shia and the Sunnis in killing each other and Americans.
So why is America staying there? Are they there for the reasons stated or are they really there because Saudi Arabia wants them to stay.
Will the sky fall if they leave. Certainly a new power structure will evolve that may absorb Lebanon and Jordan and the Palestinians. Certainly not good for Israel but how about America?
A new study has concluded that Iraq's oil reserves are double what was originally thought placing it second behind Saudi Arabia and ahead of Iran. Surely the elites want a piece of the development work and the oil revenue. Then there is the $650 billion in development work that Saudi Arabia intends. Reason enough to retain Saudi goodwill.
What American interest is served by stabilizing Jordan, Lebanon or Iraq. What do they do for America? If the US withdraws from the ME it will be less hated by the Arab street and will still be able to buy oil and do deals. True, it will still have to worry about Saudi Arabia and Egypt being taken over but so what? Any new regime will do business with the US. Look at Viet Nam.
But the real debate is whether the US can afford to yield its hegemony in the ME to the Iranians. If the Americans depart, there is nothing to stop Iran from dominating Iraq and Lebanon. It will then destabilize Saudi Arabia and perhaps ferment revolt among the Shiites in Iraq who are in the majority in the area containing the largest oil fields. Thus barring any aggressive action against Iran by the US, Iran will control most of the ME oil and will have Russian and Chinese backing and nuclear weapons.
Another problem for America, I think, is Jihad, whether advanced by terror or by infiltration. I tend to believe that the Islamification of Europe and ultimately America is a bigger danger to our way of life than terror.
The elites seem to accept Islamification as evidenced by them not acting to prevent it. This amounts to giving the Islamists a licence to infiltrate and transform our society. Bat Ye'or has written about the deals done by the Europeans with the Arabs in the seventies to create Eurabia. Apparently the US has accepted the same deals. I guess we will call it "Amerabia". Do they also accept Iranian hegemony?
If the America people are willing to fight to prevent such an outcome, what are they to do? Where do they draw the line?
One of the rationals of invading Afghanistan or not leaving Iraq was to prevent safe havens for terrorists to exist or to come into being. If America decides to leave Iraq, NATO will certainly leave Afghanistan. Thus al Qaeda and other terrorists groups will flourish uninhibited and in fact abetted. And they aren't going away. They will continue to come after the US.
Just look at the havoc they are producing in Bagdad. What's to stop them from doing the same in Paris or any other city in which there is a sizable Muslim population. They have already trained thousands of martyrs and send them throughout the world.
All that we have mentioned has made it easy for us to provoke and bait this administration. All that we have to do is to send two mujahidin to the furthest point east to raise a piece of cloth on which is written al-Qaida, in order to make the generals race there to cause America to suffer human, economic, and political losses without their achieving for it anything of note other than some benefits for their private companies.
This is in addition to our having experience in using guerrilla warfare and the war of attrition to fight tyrannical superpowers, as we, alongside the mujahidin, bled Russia for 10 years, until it went bankrupt and was forced to withdraw in defeat.
So we are continuing this policy in bleeding America to the point of bankruptcy. Allah willing, and nothing is too great for Allah.
He also wants to destroy the regimes that are friendly to the US including Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
Dick Cheney continually argues against giving up the fight and says the "terrorists will follow us home" if we do. He also said, fear of the detonation of a nuclear weapon inside an American city is "a very real threat…. It's something that we have to worry about and defeat every single day."
This view is not shared by much of America. That doesn't make it any the less real. Americans must decide how significant this threat is and what to do about it. That is what is at stake in the debate which is currently focussed on whether or when to bring the boys home.
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Welcome again, folks.
Today I require your help! Yes yours! Get your fingers out of your Cheetos bag and get typing!
Oh, wait, I guess you want to know what to type, huh? You'll also want some background too, I'll bet.
Well, the second edition of ODOAPAI is coming very, very soon, and I need to know what topics to present!
So, what is ODOAPAI, you'll probably ask.
ODOAPAI is a thread targeting EVERY issue relating to AG! The staff, the activity, the community, the spam, the games, the site, everything!
So, I'm basically going to take your suggestions for topics and present them for discussion later on in an entirely different thread.
What were the biggest events since the summer?
What bothers you?
What do you think about, er, stuff?
Go out and discover not only yourself, but some topics to think about!
Posted Dec 26, '12 at 5:39pm
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How about that apocalypse thing. I mean people went crazy because of that, right?
Posted Dec 26, '12 at 5:48pm
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Random events (good/bad): John leaving, seasonal armatars reinstated, the slow progress of AG3, new forums, uhh, hmm, ahh, I can't think of any more!
Posted Dec 26, '12 at 5:55pm
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Good: Community manager Seasonal armatars More active forum/new forums/re-naming forums New mod Layout changes
Bad: Little to no AG3 news AG3 popular idea stickies are gone with no explanation
Posted Dec 26, '12 at 11:09pm
The timestamps change, it only made forum threads more vague. Instead of minutes/hours posted, we get a date.
Also the lack of an edit button, if they had to change anything with the forum, they could've added one.
Posted Dec 26, '12 at 11:19pm
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I don't think there's anything particularly bad at hand, certainly there can be improvements, but I'm not miffed by any damaging bugs or flawed designs.
I guess the biggest ''good' is the appointment of Ferret, and the introduction of more MMOs (More users). The seasonal armatars were a thoughtful touch that brought more users together, and hopefully it can be continued. The green button is excellent for tracking people, but it's not much use when so few users frequent the Forums and sneak out of the games.
Forum activity could do with some increments, it's still marginally lower than last year, but that's something we have no control over.
Posted Dec 26, '12 at 11:23pm
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I don't have that problem. I still get the date and time.
Operation Pickle went into that pretty thoroughly, and that sentence you posted about sums up what took 40 pages to find out.
Posted Dec 26, '12 at 11:26pm
Really? You don't get this:
Posted Dec 26, '12 at 11:51pm
xeano, he's talking about the community page. Not thread pages.
Posted Dec 27, '12 at 12:28pm
Got it Sal. Sorry, I thought you were talking about the individual posts. My bad.
But, just to clarify, I do just get the date and not the time.
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The focus of this document is the initial identification of students whose home/native language is not English and the subsequent assessment of their English communication skills to determine if the students are Limited English Proficient (LEP) or not. The information and guidelines in the document are intended to serve as a resource for personnel of school districts serving language minority students.
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GVSU Family Association
Family Association Advisory Committee
The Family Association Advisory Committee is made up of annual donors to the university who are family members of current students. The committee promotes support and involvement of families at GVSU. 2012-2013 Advisory Committee: |
John (chair) and Ann Bauer | Pinckney, MI |
Gregory Goodwin | Zion, IL |
Daniel and Mollie Hartlieb | Schoolcraft, MI |
Gregory and Lisa Kulesza | Warren, MI |
Murray and Pamela Malinoski | Three Rivers, MI |
Bill and Kimberly McGuire | Plainfield, IL |
L'Shawn Phillips | Portage, MI |
Nadja Putters | Royal Oak, MI |
Carrie Richards | Houghton, MI |
Carrie Sherman | Brookfield, IL |
Stephanie Vallie | Macomb, MI |
Laura Van Y | Lapeer, MI |
Interested in joining the GVSU Family Association Advisory Committee?
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