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Pop-Up Temples
Via streettemplesbombay.com
Feb 17
Some are as simple as faded stickers peeling off buildings, others are embellished and well-lit shrines tucked between storefronts. An ongoing photo series is capturing the various public presentations of religion in India's most populous city.
Art News from Elsewhere
Olympic Exposure
Via hyperallergic.com
Feb 14
Veteran NYC artist Judith Brown is "bursting with pride" over Olympic snowboarder Kelly Clark's bronze in the halfpipe in Sochi. With good cause: Clark's winning ride was on a Burton board featuring art Braun made using charcoal dust and her fingertips.
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Chu and the NEA
Via nytimes.com
Feb 13
Jane Chu, Obama's pick as the NEA's new head, is up to the task of "selling the idea of the arts as an essential component of modern life and education." So say the editors of the paper in Kansas City, where she leads the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts.
Art News from Elsewhere
Passings: Leonard Knight
Via latimes.com
Feb 12
Leonard Knight, the sculptor and painter who created the massive folk-art installation Salvation Mountain, has died at the age of 82. He painted, built, and lived on the hill in California's Imperial Valley desert for three decades.
Art News from Elsewhere
Hopper & Change
Via whitehouse.gov
Feb 11
The White House is changing up the Oval Office art display. The Whitney—organizer of Hopper Drawing: A Painter's Process, which opens at the Walker in March—has lent a pair of Edward Hopper paintings that examine vernacular architecture in Cape Cod.
Art News from Elsewhere
Passings: Nancy Holt
Via artinfo.com
Feb 11
Artist Nancy Holt has died at age 75. Best known for Land Art works, including her "Sun Tunnels," she worked in many media, including film and photography, noting the freedom that the term sculptor gave her: "Being a sculptor, you can breathe."
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Passings: Terry Adkins
Via galleristny.com
Feb 10
Artist, musician, and educator Terry Adkins has died at age 60. Featured in Radical Presence: Black Performance in Contemporary Art, Adkins' art aimed "to reinsert the legacies of unheralded immortal figures to their rightful place within the panorama of history."
Art News from Elsewhere
Seen from the Sky
Via firstlook.org
Feb 10
Launching The Intercept, the new Pierre Omidyar–funded news site that's home to journalists like Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras, Trevor Paglen shares images of US surveillance sites, including NSA headquarters, shot by the artist from a helicopter at night.
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Primordial Ooze
Via nytimes.com
Feb 10
Norman Mailer's Ancient Evenings—the spark for Matthew Barney's River of Fundament—features a river of feces. "In order to transform," he says, "you have to pass back through that river… Bodily functions are interchangeable with the primordial ooze of the earth."


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Shooting suspect on run for year captured in Swissvale
A shooting suspect from Braddock who had been on the run for a year tried to avoid capture Thursday afternoon before being taken into custody by members of the U.S. Marshals Western Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force.
A warrant was issued last year for Darryl L. Reaves Jr., 35, charging him with homicide, aggravated assault and related crimes for the slaying of Tyrone Milton, 50, of Braddock, who was shot inside Deb's Place in Rankin on April 6, 2013.
The task force tracked Reaves to the 2200 block of Hawthorne Street in Swissvale, said Jon Gallagher, supervisory deputy U.S. Marshal, and he attempted to escape from the back door, then from a second-floor bedroom. Reaves was taken into custody by task force members inside the home.
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I meet you.
I remember you.
Who are you?
You destroy me.
You're so good for me.
How could I have known that you were made to the size of my body?
You're great. How wonderful. You're great.
How slow all of a sudden.
And how sweet.
More than you can know.
You destroy me.
You're so good for me.
You destroy me.
You're so good for me.
Plenty of time.
Take me.
Deform me, make me ugly.
Why not you?
Why not you in this city and in this night so like the others you can't tell the difference?
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Writings of Black Elk
Guests examined the history of the Plains Indian in the late-nineteenth century, the policy of Indian removal, and warfare between the U.S.… read more
Guests examined the history of the Plains Indian in the late-nineteenth century, the policy of Indian removal, and warfare between the U.S. and various tribes. Black Elk wrote Black Elk Speaks which describes Indian religion and culture as well as the struggles of tribes from 1863 to the massacre at Wounded Knee in 1890.
The program, telecast from the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, contained portions of an interview with Black Elk's great-granddaughter, a reenactment of the battle, and looked at several artifacts from the site. close
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Partial nudity! Love it!
Previously on NYPD Blue -- Rat Squad, aka IAB, is pressuring the Blue squad to find Denby's girlfriend to prove that they aren't drug mules; Denby gives Di his ex's name; Sip forces a leukemia test on Theo; Di and Ricky move from sitting in a tree to doing it in a tree.
Ricky wakes up in Di's apartment. Morning. Morning. This is a little awkward. How you doin'? Good? Ricky starts with, "Look Di, if I pushed you into anything…" Di says she's a big girl! Ba ha. She means she's an adult, and she can fuck some guy if she wants to and it's not a big deal. Because Kim Delaney is petite. And Di may care for Ricky, but fucking someone right off the bat? Smells like a fling. And there's nothing wrong with getting your fling on. Oy, except Ricky has a girlfriend. Oh well. Heh heh. They both say they enjoyed themselves and the mood switches from awkward to sweet, and a little tender. Maybe even delicious. Di suggests they not tell anyone at work. Duh! Ricky says he cares for her but that "maybe it was a one time only." Di goes, "If you think we can do that," meaning, "Try and stop yourself from wanting me again, you meaty thing, you, and I'll try and fight you off when you come a knockin'." Di offers breakfast, he refuses, he says something about her going to the shower first, and she says, "Get a good look." Okay then! Di walks off to the bathroom, covering her breast coyly, then turns a corner and BOOM, there's her tiny ass. So cute! Ricky does that looking up and groaning thing I've heard men do when they totally look at women's asses.
Whoosh! Subway! Pounding drums! Gritty grit!
Hospital. Sip looks at his watch and grumbles. He hates to wait. So, why draw this out -- it's good news! Red blood cell count is almost normal! THEO DOES NOT HAVE CANCER! No more shots! No more pain! No more grit? Naah. It can't be. He has to come back in six months, "just to be safe." Bum bum buumm!
Sip and Ricky walk up to a crime scene by the river. Ricky has that glowing, "freshly laid" look about him. Sip is practically skipping. They should totally start singing or something, à la Cop Rock. Sip says good morning to a bum. The hell? He even called him "sir!" Dude. This is so not normal. Sip tells Ricky that Theo is okay, and Ricky is happy. Oh, and there's "another dead cabbie -- cabbie shot dead." Robbery? Ricky says, "It's a dangerous occupation driving a hack." Uh. DOY. Ricky and Sip stroll away and Sip says, "You know, it's beautiful down here by the river!" Their minds are so totally elsewhere.


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Super 8 Brookville is newly renovated and is conveniently located off of I 80 at exit 78. We are within walking distance from several restaurants, (2) travel plazas, and are just (1) mile from beautiful Downtown Historic Brookville. Our motel offers free High Speed Wireless Internet Access to all guest rooms. We provide a Free In-Room Coffee, Super Start B...
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The Quality Inn of Brookville is conveniently located off I-80 at Exit 78. Convenient to Historic Brookville, state parks and the Moonlight Drive-In. Guest rooms feature hair dryers, irons and ironing boards for your convenience. Complimentary continental breakfast served daily. Free High Speed Internet access, fitness center and lobby workstation availa...
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About the AuthorVicki Portanier
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Vicki's early career was in fashion design. Now she owns and manages an International Recruitment business Talisman Fashion. This limits the time to spend on photography which is a hobby she is passionate about along with fashion ! The next book will probably be quite different in terms of the subject matter. Perhaps wild animals which she also loves to photograph !
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"How to Love Other People"
Scripture: Luke 10:25-37
The Parable of the Good Samaritan shows us a model of how God wants us to relate to those around us, especially those in need. Need is all around us, just as light is all around us. Yet light, unless it is focused, has diminished power and effect. The same is true for compassion.
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[i always talk about /b/. It's pretty funny sometimes.]
8. There are no real rules about posting
9. There are no real rules about moderation either - enjoy your ban
10. If you enjoy any rival sites - don't
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[no friends]
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13. Anything you say can be turned into something else - fixed
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14. Do not argue with trolls - it means that they win
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15. The harder you try the harder you will fail
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16. If you fail in epic proportions, it may just become a winning failure
17. Every win fails eventually
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in the internet all girls are men and all kids are undercover fbi agents
there are no girls on the internet
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As the week comes to an end and the weekend warrior is ready; projects to build, gadgets to try out and repairs to be made. Some home improvement tasks are riskier than others. Keep accidents to a minimum by remembering the basics and taking an extra step of caution. This program focuses on men's health with topics important to living a healthy life.
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First off, I made a ZOMBIE VIDEO! It's the first thing I've ever written, directed, and produced.
Although uncertainty and trepidation are tagging along behind me, I hope to continue to be led by my desire for creativity and inspiration.
As you can see, I have an eclectic taste in what I find touching and amusing, but I hope somewhere in the array of what I share, you'll find something that you like.
Welcome to my little corner of the world. I hope you'll stay a while and share this new journey with me.
My shitty first attempt to post using my new iPhone. Heading to the midnight viewing of Underworld Awakenings in sub-zero weather. And yes my husband is wearing a froggie touk. I hope The Frogman will be proud.


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That price was paid long ago!
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In this most emotionally charged of times, I think that many of the moral issues we face are overlaid by an oft-expressed tension between the need for security and the full protections of human rights. It is always expressed as a tension, freedom as opposed to security. It is a false dichotomy but understandable, given how afraid we all are. And so we limit our sights to the need for good policy, good intelligence and strong, democratically inclined, diplomatically gifted leaders.
But I am also a lawyer, and a child of the civil rights era, which was, a bit like these times, a dangerous time, troubled by terrorizing outlaw behavior, a violent time. Yet what guided us, black and white, men and women, minority and majority, through that time was a determined appeal and, ultimately, adherence to principles of morality, justice and law. Dr. King's appeal to a transformative progressive society, to what he referred to as The Beloved Community, was of course an overtly theological argument, grounded in a love of all humanity. But it was also a metaphor, and that metaphor was grounded in a legal case, in a series of legal cases that held steadfastly to notions of fairness, equality and due process of law. The legal and political triumphs of the civil rights era remain a monument to America's best ideals.
Those times too were fraught with passion and grief. There were those who thought that Dr. King's work for racial equality was too radical, too deeply subversive, or unpatriotic. There were those who thought his opposition to American policy in Vietnam merited the response Love it or leave it. Similarly, there are those who have taken George W. Bush's oft-repeated statement--originally a warning to Iraq, as I recall--of "you're either with us or against us" and applied it broadly and inappropriately to men and women of conscience who express their concern that international conventions and norms of human rights be scrupulously applied in the battle against Al Qaeda.
Trust, don't ask, some have said. Say something positive or shut up. I worry a lot about the predominance of flat "either-or" dualisms that by their very syntax eliminate the middle ground so necessary to political debate. Love it or leave it. But Dr. King loved his country, and there was no "or" about it. He did not leave America but worked to impart a legacy that changed it and the world for the better. He appealed to a society that is committed to unity and yet vaunts individual freedom, including the freedom to dissent.
These tensions are often placed like roadblocks: security versus freedom, community versus dissent. That pervasive sense of opposition was a challenge for Americans in Dr. King's time, and it is a challenge for Americans now. And because the United States is a model others copy as well as a global force to be reckoned with, the citizens of the world are, one by one, having to resolve these tensions as well. As Dr. King said, "Civil rights"--or human rights I think he would add in today's global context--"civil rights is an eternal moral issue..."
Whatever the issue, whatever the time, we must resist a mindset that defines those who are "with us" as those who accept all policies as untouchable, all military action as automatically legitimate, all criticism as giving aid and comfort to the enemy. Otherwise we consign people who are engaged in the essence of democratic debate to the conceptual dustbin of those who are "against us." You're either on board as a team player or (according to the last few days of the New York Post alone) you're a brainless, overintellectualizing, group-thinking, anarchist, socialist, communist, stalinist, nihilistic, solipsistic, atheistic, politically correct, race-card-playing feminazi crackpot.
I sometimes wonder if we've forgotten who the enemy is.
But it is not unpatriotic to question and argue about our public policy; it's a duty of citizenship. It is not disrespectful to the Republic to ask, when our Defense Secretary says the men held in Guantánamo Bay are receiving better treatment than the Taliban ever gave their prisoners, what that means precisely. That they have not yet been beheaded? Or that the norms of the Geneva Convention and the Constitution are being rigorously observed?
I worry too about the degree to which we keep referring to these enemies as The Evil Ones or The Bad Guys--such odd terms, as though our leaders were speaking to very young children. By this, Al Qaeda is placed in an almost biblical narrative, ready to be smote and cast out. In this model, giving The Evil Ones so mundane a forum as a trial is literally "courting" the devil. While this sort of embedded language has certainly galvanized the people in a time of great crisis, I don't believe it's a useful long-term model for a democratic secular government trying to fight real political foes, particularly stateless enemies who are religious zealots in their own right. This sort of narrative obscures the adult reality that they are enemies, not viruses. They are humans, not demons. They are criminals, not satanic extraterrestrials. They may indeed be our New Age Goebbelses and Goerings, but we did not put Nazi war criminals in cages. We brought them to justice.
Given all this we will need all the thoughtful voices we can get to help our beleaguered leaders figure out a world that is growing more mobile, more diasporic, more riven by racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism (and I mean anti-Semitism in the broad sense of prejudice against all Semitic peoples, including Jews, Arabs and some Asians), religious intolerance, economic disparity and struggles for land. Indeed, recent tensions are such that some are calling this a "clash of civilizations." This too is something we should be wary of. Organized crime syndicates--whether the Ku Klux Klan in the civil rights era or Al Qaeda now--do not a civilization make.
As we move into Black History Month, it is good to remember that Dr. King's message was far more complex than the naïve rosiness to which he's often reduced. He insisted on equal protection even for those we do not like. He insisted on due process of law even for those whom we have reason to fear. And he demanded that we respect the humanity even of those we despise.
"Former Yankee virtues, common sense, scepticism if not suspicion of authority, a belief in the mastery of the future, have been driven underground.
Read Senator Joe Lieberman's letter to ACTA.
Read comments from other new members of Tattletales for an Open Society.
Read Eric Scigliano's Naming-and un-naming-Names.
Once confined to the closet, gays are now making headway in mainstream society.
In the wake of losses before and after September 11, labor unions gear up for the next tough fights.
Civil liberties get short shrift in this perilous time of antiterrorism measures.
Embattled campus activists hone their message about the crisis in Afghanistan.
Most Americans are probably
unaware that "the Dark Ages were not all bad and the Enlightenment
not all good." Or that "homosexuality [is] a sin worthy of death." Or
that one of the greatest threats to the country is "the Feminization
of American Life." Or that we should still be debating the question:
"Who Was Right in the War Between the States: the Union or the
If you are active with the Christian
fundamentalist organization American Vision, however, this is
mainstream thinking--or, more precisely, the thinking you hope to
force down the throat of the mainstream. The Georgia-based group's
president, Gary DeMar, preaches about "the necessity of storming the
gates of hell" and cleansing public institutions of "secularism,
atheism, humanism, and just plain anti-Christian sentiment." He may
soon be dispatching a prominent foot soldier to do just that. J.
Robert Brame III, American Vision's board secretary, reportedly tops
President Bush's list of likely appointees to the National Labor
Relations Board, the five-member agency that determines the fate of
workers seeking union recognition and helps define how federal law
protects women, gays and lesbians, and others seeking representation
in the workplace.
Brame, a management lawyer, previously
served on the board from 1997 to 2000. Technically appointed by Bill
Clinton, he was actually a choice forced upon the former President by
Senate Republicans who refused to act on Clinton's appointments
unless he gave Brame the job. During those three years, Brame was the
most frequent dissenter from the board's pro-labor decisions. He
opposed moves to make it easier for temporary workers, graduate
students and medical interns and residents to unionize. He was a
lonely advocate of steps to limit the ability of unions to use dues
money to pay for organizing. Brame even complained about NLRB rulings
that "facilitate union organizing in the modern work
Brame's record, his association with American
Vision and the very real prospect that he could end up chairing a
Bush-appointed NLRB majority by the end of the year have energized
opponents. Taking the lead is the gay and lesbian labor group Pride
at Work, which aims, says interim executive director Marta Ames, "to
make enough noise so that Bush decides it's not worth it to appoint
someone who is associated with the viewpoint that LGBT people are
'monsters' who should be stoned."
"Gays and lesbians,
women, people of color and young people are harassed on the job all
the time, and that harassment becomes vicious when we're trying to
organize into unions," says Sarah Luthens, a Seattle union organizer
active with the Out Front Labor Coalition. "To think that someone
like Brame would be in a position to decide whether that harassment
represents a violation of labor laws that are already too weak is
Despite statements to the contrary, the rule is resulting in tragic circumstances for women abroad.
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The Center for American Progress and the National Education Association bemoan the fact that minority students in American public schools do not have the same percentage of minority teachers.
If the concern is that more minorities should become qualified to be teachers, well and good. But that's not what these group bemoan. They maintain that a minority student, in order to succeed, needs a minority teacher; and on that basis bemoan the lack of minority teachers.
Silly us. We thought that any student, minority or majority, in order to succeed, needs a good teacher. We thought that education was about the effective delivery of information and the effective communication of excitement about learning. We thought that education was about standards, dedication and creativity. We didn't know that these pedagogical talents were racially based, nor that students' educational potential is racially based.
We didn't know that for Jewish students to succeed, their teachers needed to be Jewish; that for blacks to succeed, their teachers needed to be black; that for mixed race students to succeed, their teachers needed to be mixed race; that for students whose parents emigrated from Ethiopia, Peru and Ukraine, their teachers needed to be Ethiopian, Peruvian and Ukrainian. We didn't know that American students, in order to succeed, needed teachers who "look like them."
Silly us. We didn't know that, in order to succeed, American students needed to be categorized by race, subdivided by ethnicity and aided by other non-pedagogical considerations — and, likewise, their teachers.
The Center for American Progress and the National Education Association seek a solution for a problem that does not exist — a deficiency in education due to a lack of racial diversity in the teaching corps.
The reason why American public education is deficient is to be found elsewhere. Why has American public education lost dramatic ground in the last 50 years? Why have private schools and charter schools proliferated to the extent that public school enrollments are challenged as never before?
The reason is that public schools have supplanted their mission — quality, demanding, education; quality, demanding, teachers; quality, demanding, curricula — with other agendas. If, for whatever reason, minorities seem to be underrepresented among classroom teachers, this has nothing to do with the necessity of sticking to one criterion in hiring and evaluating teachers: how good they are. Not the criterion of race. Nor of religion. Nor ethnicity. Nor national origin. Nor lifestyles. Nor personal agendas.
By all means, let more minorities become teachers. Let the search for them not divert attention from the real reason why American public education is in trouble: the diminished focus on education per se. The fundamental idea that education is about learning, intellectual achievement and character development has been muddied. It is time for education to return to . . . education.
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The quality of education is not up to par. They are focused on touching on subjects just to say they met their criteria leaving the kids hanging and not thourougly learning a subject just bits and pieces. The have full classrooms and the teachers schedules are overloaded. The cafeteria chaotic, so pack a lunch so your kid can have time to eat before the next stampede of kids come in. The availability of extracurricular is horrible my child had never been in a play in three years and have never been introduced to an instrument. She wanted to play violin but they moved it up to 5th grade now. The parental involvement... I tried but its very clickish (pto) I think I feel like an outsider because its majority mormom which I am not. I am involoved with a teacher/parent type involvement. The school is a circus trying to teach
My child teacher is nice and so have the past teachers, but I get a sense that they are frustrated with management and it is reflected in their style. They are also very inconsistent we have had problems with the bus service, lunch room catering dept, I just think they are busting at their seams.
It is becoming evident that this school still has some 'quirks' to work out. There needs to be much more communication between school and district.
I have tried to be supportive of this school. I believe that there are many improvements this school needs. I am seriously thinking of pulling my children and homeschooling until next year.
Great School. Have had no problems with teachers. They need some type of dress code.
My son was in Kindergarten last year. I was very pleased with his teacher and the curriculum. I volunteered in his classroom often and noticed how structured and organized the class was.
I think that there needs to be a few more teachers monitoring the campus as school starts and ends. I hear the older kids sometimes behaving poorly and I worry about the younger kids and the influence this may have on them. But when my child is in this school I am confident that the faculty is giving my child a great education.
The principal is not aggressive enough. I think the school grew too fast and no one was prepared. I know that two more classrooms were added, but they are so small it's hardley worth the amount of money that was spent. Also , there are no lockers. My older child has lug his 20 pound backpack every day to school. Also, no lockers for P.E I think there are some problems that need to be fixed before next year.
In the last 5 years, my son has been to 4 different schools in maricopa county. Out of all of these schools, san tan elementary is by far the best school he has every attended. Between the teachers and office staff, they treat everyone like family! I'm really sorry Mr walters, the principal is leaving this year, he has got to be the best principal that I have ever encountered! I can go online and review my son's grades at any time and i communicate via email with his teacher on a daily basis. The teachers there go over and beyond their normal duties when it comes to caring about their students. My son's teacher will find time either early in the morning or late at night to respond to emails to the parents. Higley school district is just so much more better/different than the rest! they care and understand..:)
I am extremely happy with San Tan elementry. Yes, they are a new district and have a few kinks to work out, but everyone actually wants to be there (teachers). I personally love the new teachers; so enthusiastic. They make learning fun and they have bright ideas to share with teachers that have been teaching a long time. My child is in HATS (gifted program), and is learning at such a great and not stressful pace. I volunteer in my kids classrooms and help out with other school activities. I see first hand how everyone works together. We moved from a Kyrene school and truthfully, I was terrified! To my surprise.....I and my kids have never been happier. San Tan goes the extra mile. New district does NOT mean less dedicated! Every district started somewhere!! San Tan is just starting out great! So thankful we moved.
Very pleased with the school so far. My daughter is in Kindergarten and has learned to read. Parent involvement seems very good and the teacher's seem to be very caring of their students.I want my daughter to continue at this school but the boundaries are being changed
The majority of the teachers are new to teaching. The teachers don't seem to know how to get the students to comprehend what they are being taught. It's a new school, so they are still in the 'trial and error' stage. Just seems disorganized. I am currently looking for a new school for my daughter.
As a parent I am very disapointed with San Tan elementary. When the children are out for any reason it is totally up to them to get notes from other students. I find it to be in complete disrespect to the child to have to beg to another classmate who may or maynot take the same quality (better or worse)of notes. I have seen times when a child has gone to the teacher to ask for the hand outs, or assignments and told, there are no more copies as someone must have taken too many.
I am really disappointed that the district would rather focus on getting test scores up in math than to continue on the intense reading program they have been doing. My son really did great last year with his teacher -so much patience and excitement about reading. Really made him love reading. I haven't seen that kind of focus this year yet. I think San Tan would be a better school if they didn't focus so much on test scores and construction but more important, [on what] each individual childs needs.
I've been rather disappointed with this school in many aspects. The number of grades (K-8) is too large of a scale and the layout of the school is very poor. Dropoff of children is difficult and the younger children are at the furthest point from the dropoff, making it impossible for parents to see if children actually make it to their class lineup safely. My child's teacher seems very inexperienced and disorganized - inconsistent with any sort of regular communications (newsletters for instance), and often runs out of supplies (paper for projects, and other classroom items). The school seems to always be asking for more money - from fundraisers, to unordered pictures, computer games, and on and on. I'm hoping the Higley School District will merge with the Gilbert School District and make some much needed improvements.
My son entered this school in 2003. I have not been very pleased. He is obviously bored and no one has offered accelerated material for him. I have asked for it, but not had any back up. I feel that keeping a child excited about learning is worth five minutes time to find him a more challenging activity to do. But sadly, my child has stopped loving school since attending San Tan. He loves his teacher, enjoys the other children, but he doesn't want to go because 'it's boring.' He feels that he already knows the curricula, and based on the homework sent home and my attendance in the classroom numerous times, he is right. I'm seeking another school for next year. I will say this. I have loved every person I have talked to. The staff is friendly and outgoing. I think they could turn this school around.
I feel that the principal of this school is lacking in many areas especially where the care of the students is concerned. He is unresponisive and passive to parent concerns.
We moved here last year and everyone from the principal on down were amazing! It is so refreshing to go to a school where they challenge your children and truly care about them. Two thumbs up! Highly recommend!!
It is a new school and there are stil bugs to work out, but I like the fact that because the school is so young, the policies and practices can be influenced by the current needs of the community/students. A great school is being developed here- the staff is caring and my children are happy there. As time passes San Tan Ranch Elementary will prove to be a great starting point for our great Gilbert kids!
I am really looking forward to a new principal and my kid finally being academically challenged. Under the past administration too much time was spent on fluff and unimportant stuff. This district does not promote a challenging academic curriculum.
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The Veteran Affairs' chief faces friends of homeless veterans. Bill Gates' pal offers $2 billion for the Clippers. And two young spelling aces nail the national spelling bee for its first tie in 50 years.
It's Friday and here are the 5 things to know for your New Day.
Facing it head-on: With calls for him to resign hanging over his head, Veterans Affairs' Secretary Eric Shinseki will face representatives of people particularly vulnerable to his agency's medical failings today. The National Coalition for Homeless Veterans has booked Shinseki as its featured speaker at its annual conference in Washington. While he stands before them, lawmakers consider whom to hold responsible for a scandal involving the treatment of ailing veterans that has cost some of them their lives.
Wouldn't it be cool if every member if Congress has to volunteer at VA hospital or shelter this weekend?
Yes. I'm delusional.—
Missy Mensa (@BoobzAndBrainz) May 23, 2014
Bill Gates, sort of: He's even wealthier than Donald Sterling and a whole lot more animated, too. But what else do we know about Steve Ballmer, the former Microsoft CEO who's poised to take over the Los Angeles Clippers? Unlike owner Donald Sterling, whose racist remarks hurled him into a vortex of public criticism, Ballmer flew under the radar in recent months before he laid down a $2 billion offer for the team.
I'm happy to say that it wasn't me that over-payed for the Clippers by $1.5 Billion...—
Frankie Muniz (@frankiemuniz) May 30, 2014
Spellbinding: It was the first spelling bee tie in 50 years. But Sriram Hathwar and Ansun Sujoe wore the judges out. They correctly spelled so many words Thursday that the Scripps National Spelling Bee had to declare them both winners. The last word was "feuilleton" (roughly pronounced Fwooyetonh). Know what that is? Culture section of a European newspaper. Sujoe, a 13-year-old seventh-grader from Fort Worth, Texas, knew it and nailed it.
Most Enthusiastic Spelling Bee Contestant Ever Shouts "I Know It!" Before Misspelling Word buzzfeed.com/mbvd/most-enth… vine.co/v/MdI5lVzbbE2—
(@BuzzFeed) May 30, 2014
Come home: A U.S. Marine who says he accidentally drove to Mexico with guns in tow is now tied to a bed in four-point restraints, a friend and fellow service member said. "I don't think its right for any American to be in a Mexican jail treated like that. They are our neighboring ally, and it's inhumane," the friend told CNN's Nick Valencia.
ICYMI: My latest video #BringBackOurMarine: Andrew Tahmooressi youtube.com/watch?v=trAFUe… #MarineHeldInMexico #PJNET #VeteransAffairs—
Rep. Steve Stockman (@SteveWorks4You) May 29, 2014
Space cadet express: Space travelers, get ready for a new ride. The Dragon V2 got its grand reveal last night by SpaceX founder Elon Musk, who showed off his company's new spacecraft in a live webcast. Dragon V2 marks a major milestone as SpaceX's first spacecraft capable of bringing humans to the International Space Station then back to Earth.
Those are your five biggies for the day. Here are a couple of others that are brewing and have the Internet buzzing.
– Skywalking: One-man-band plays Star Wars theme.
– Hearing is believing: Check out these audio illusions.
– Underwater stampede: Is it a flock, a covey, a school or a herd - of manatees?
– Domino effect: It can be beautiful, when everything falls down.
– Baby, baby, baby!: One more time, 'cause they're just so cute!
There you go. All you need to know to get an early start to your morning.
Be sure to tune in to "New Day," from 6 to 9 a.m. ET, join us at NewDayCNN.com and go and have a GREAT NEW DAY!
The missing Malaysia Airlines plane probably isn't where searchers have been looking all this time. NSA leaker Edward Snowden says he's a patriot. And Brad Pitt takes a hit at a movie premiere.
It's Thursday and here are the 5 things to know for your New Day
Plan B: We don't know where Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is, but we do know where it isn't. It's not in the 328 square miles of the south Indian Ocean the Bluefin-21 has been scanning the last several weeks. There's even some question about whether the four pinger noises heard in early April were from the plane. For now, search officials are regrouping and preparing to deploy more high-tech equipment.
NSA leaker: Edward Snowden says he's a patriot. The U.S. government disagrees. Last night, the former National Security Agency contractor defended his decision to leak documents about classified surveillance programs during an interview with NBC "Nightly News." Snowden has been living in exile for nearly a year in Russia, where the government granted him temporary asylum after he fled the U.S.
Investigating VA centers: The seat is getting very hot for the head of Veterans Affairs. A White House official says Eric Shinseki is on "thin ice." At least 1,700 military veterans waiting to see a doctor were never scheduled for an appointment and never placed on a wait list at the Veterans Affairs medical center in Phoenix. It raises the question of just how many veterans across the country had to do without medical care.
Poet laureate: A literary voice revered globally for her poetic command and her commitment to civil rights has fallen silent. Maya Angelou died at her home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, yesterday. Angelou had been "frail" and suffering from heart problems, her agent said.
Remembering Maya Angelou through her most inspiring words: on.elle.com/1oLuTUK http://t.co/QAOqXApqGH—
ELLE Magazine (US) (@ELLEmagazine) May 29, 2014
Star struck: A man known for harassing Hollywood stars stuck actor Brad Pitt in the face last night as he was signing autographs at a movie premiere, L.A. police said. Pitt was at the Hollywood premiere of "Maleficent," starring his partner Angelina Jolie, when a man hopped a barrier and attacked him. Vitalii Sediuk was arrested on suspicion of battery.
Those are your five biggies for the day. Here are a couple of others that are brewing and have the Internet buzzing.
–A fowl happening: Nothing to see here, just a turkey chasing a boy on a unicycle.
– Bearly hanging on: A baby panda struggles to get the upper hand with bamboo.
– When dogs fly: Whisper goes BASE jumping with his human friend Dean Potter.
– GoPro video: Check out this POV from a giant paper airplane.
– Whale of a shark: Look what some boaters found off the coast of Florida.
There you go. All you need to know to get an early start to your morning.
Be sure to tune in to "New Day," from 6 to 9 a.m. ET, join us at NewDayCNN.com and go and have a GREAT NEW DAY!
President Obama promises accountability at the VA. Prosecutors reveal new details on the Boston Marathon bombers. And a young woman is found nearly 10 years after her mother reported her missing.
It's Thursday and here are the 5 things to know for your New Day
Responsibility: President Barack Obama is promising more accountability in the scandal embroiling the Veterans Affairs health care system. When? We're not sure. The President says he needs more time to study the situation. Today, three senior VA officials are likely to get grilled on Capitol Hill over allegations of cooked books, a secret wait list and cover-ups. The VA has acknowledged 23 deaths nationwide due to excessive waits by veterans for care.
More help: The White House says the United States has deployed 80 members of its armed forces to Chad to help in the search for the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls. They'll support reconnaissance missions over northern Nigeria. The Islamist group Boko Haram abducted more than 200 girls last month from a school in the region. Nigeria has asked the U.N. to designate Boko Haram as a terrorist organization. That could happen today.
On MAY 22, schoolgirls of the world march for Nigeria's kidnapped girls! See Bringbackourgirls.US! #BringBackOurGirls http://t.co/ZcL9ERH2O5—
elayne fluker (@elaynefluker) May 16, 2014
The case: Apparently there was some sophistication to the explosives used by the accused Boston Marathon bombers. Prosecutors say the mechanisms used Christmas lights and model-car parts. We learned more about the case yesterday as they filed a motion in court that details some of their evidence. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to killing four people and wounding more than 200. His brother Tamerlan died in the manhunt that followed the bombing.
Deadly attack: More than 30 people are dead and dozens more wounded after an attack on a market in western China today. The state-run Xinhua news service reported that two SUVs plowed into people gathered at the market in the volatile Xinjiang region and threw out explosives. President Xi Jinping called for the terrorists behind the attack to be "severely" punished.
UPDATE: Photo from Weibo user who claims to be at scene of explosion in China's Urumuqi, capital of #Xinjiang http://t.co/eOjdUfXjuq—
China Xinhua News (@XHNews) May 22, 2014
10 years lost: Police in Santa Ana, California, have located a 25-year-old woman nearly a decade after her mother reported her missing. Isidro Garcia was arrested yesterday and booked on suspicion of kidnapping for rape, lewd acts with a minor, and false imprisonment, police said
Those are your five biggies for the day. Here are a couple of others that are brewing and have the Internet buzzing.
–Frostie the snow goat: Frostie's a sick little kid, but is getting help at Edgar's Mission in Australia.
– Hungry Like the Wolf Blitzer: This episode of Superstar Karaoke features one of CNN's own.
– Bird brain: It's time for peekaboo with Cody, a ring necked parakeet.
– Glow in the Dark: Golf trick shots, but in the dark.
– Oh Canada: A man in northern Ontario found a newborn baby moose on the side of the highway and knew he had to help. Oliver is now being taken care of by the folks at the Wild at Heart Wildlife Refuge Centre in Lively.
There you go. All you need to know to get an early start to your morning.
Be sure to tune in to "New Day," from 6 to 9 a.m. ET, join us at NewDayCNN.com and go and have a GREAT NEW DAY!
In today's edition of the "Good Stuff," a teenager jumps into action to save his friend from being hit by a truck. CNN's Chris Cuomo reports.
Kameron Howell-Meeker, 15, was walking with his friend, Ellie Fielder, to meet some of their buddies, when the truck came out of nowhere.
Fielder described how they were walking when "he grabbed my arm and pushed me when the car was coming."
She was saved, but the truck hit Howell-Meeker dead on.
The teen is banged up but expected to be OK.
And, like so many people we tell you about who are heroes, he doesn't think he is one.
"I don't think I should be a hero, I just helped a friend in need," he said.
The driver of that truck was charged with DUI.
See the full story at CNN affiliate KATU and if you have #GoodStuff news, let us know.
Leave a comment on Facebook, tweet to @ChrisCuomo or @NewDay using #NewDay, and submit your story on iReport.


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Many segments of the retail market are facing financial difficulties these days, and entertainment sales are no exception. After two flat years, 2007 saw the first real decline in DVD sales "since the disc format debuted in 1997." Maybe it's because of the advent of cheap, home-delivered rentals, or maybe people just finally filled up their wobbly DVD racks and ran out of room. Whatever the reason, an article in The New York Times says that Warner Brothers Entertainment recognizes the trouble it's in. But who can they turn to when they're up against a faceless, powerful enemy? Why, superheroes, of course!


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Move over Instagram, there's a new photo-sharing app in town. SnapChat allows users to share photos, videos, drawings, and texts-- and it's very popular.
One of the reasons why this app is well loved by teens is its price: Sending information over a wifi network is doesn't cost a thing. Another reason for SnapChat's popularity is the short amount of time something exists on the phone: once a user receives a photo, text, video, or drawing it only remains on the phone for a short amount of time. This feature is attractive to teens because they know that whatever is sent isn't permanent.
And there's the rub: once something is put on the internet, it is out there. Teens may feel free to send thoughtless content because they think it disappears. But there are always around any program or app. A quick Google search will reveal easy ways to permanently keep SnapChat content.
One other thing to look out for is sexting and cyberbullying. Because teens believe this app is harmless and will delete their pics after ten seconds, they are sometimes tempted to send sexual images or hurtful comments. This type of harmful activity can result in unimagined consequences for a teen. Check out this article from Psychology Today for more information on sexting.
While the majority of teens will use this app to send harmless content to each other, like any app it has the potential to be abused. The key is to engage your child in conversation about what is appropriate and what is not, and explain how to be safe online.
Here are some tips for keeping your child safe on SnapChat:
- Be sure s/he selects the option to communicate only with existing friends-- not anyone in the world.
- Take a screenshot of any SnapChat content that is inappropriate, and report it (use your judgment- should you report the user to SnapChat or to the police is up to you)
- Talk to your child regularly about the risks of sharing information online.
- Know your child's password for this app. Be open with your child about the fact that you need access to his/her social media accounts.
- Review SnapChat's Parent Guide for information and tips.
- Remember that you are the parent and you know what's best for your child. If you're uncomfortable with this app, remove it.


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A new hacking tool called "Destroy Obama Care," circulating on social media, is designed to cripple the Healthcare.gov insurance exchange site. The "Destroy Obama Care" software is rudimentary, though, and security researchers say it probably isn't much of a threat to Healthcare.gov.
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Apple unveiled the iPhone 5S today in a media event. The iPhone 5S incorporates a fingerprint reader, as well as an improved camera and a faster processor.
The Moto X, a 4.7-inch smart phone announced on Thursday, was the first phone Motorola built after being acquired by Google. The Moto X boasts a long battery life and comes in a huge number of different colors and textures.
iPhone fingerprint scanner is coming. New rumors suggest that the next iPhone – the 'iPhone 5S' – will include a fingerprint scanner. There are also rumors that Apple will release a separate, lower-cost iPhone called the 'iPhone 5C.'
Verizon Wireless announced this week that its 4G LTE network now reaches about 95 percent of the American population. With the LTE network now basically complete, Verizon turns its attention to making it faster by deploying extra bandwidth.
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Microsoft and Best Buy announced on Thursday that they're teaming up to open 600 Windows Stores this summer. The Windows Stores will replace the computer sections of certain Best Buys, and might help both companies move past a depressing fiscal quarter.
At its WWDC keynote this week Apple unveiled new Macbook Airs, which will have better graphics and battery life than their predecessors. Apple also took the wraps off "Mavericks," its newest desktop OS, which also includes some nifty power-saving features.
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Whether you're researching your convict roots, working your way across the state as a gourmet gadabout, or seeking a wilderness and wildlife experience like no other, Tasmania is a terrific place to do any – or all. Ask anyone who's been there.
The Rainbow Rambler returns in early March for a few sleep overs and explorations, including shopping at Salamanca Market , photographing the sunrise from Mt. Wellington and a night at Flamingo's Dance Club, all in Hobart. Not to mention hand-picked experiences like meeting her adopted Tasmanian Devil, Molly, at Devils @ Cradle Sanctuary, and taking a World Heritage Cruise on the famous Franklin and Gordon Rivers Wilderness Area in Strahan on the West Coast. Art Food at Eucalypt Cafe with the boys in Port Arthur is a salivating thought.
As Tasmania continues the fight for marriage equality and human rights, the state's "Rainbow Tasmania" approved operators encourage LGBT friends and families to try a taste of Tasmania by hanging out their gay welcome mats.
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Big Journalism's Retracto, the Correction Alpaca (who has been quite busy lately) noted a host of other inconsistencies and outright fabrications beyond the ones listed above, in the defamatory Salon piece:
- Salon's description of the event as a "conference on 'Race and Conservatism'" — Weigel says it "was a two-hour debate, not a conference." That makes a big difference, as one's attendance at a debate does not by itself indicate an allegiance with one side or another.
- Salon's claim that "The leading speaker was Jared Taylor" whom Salon labels a white supremacist — Weigel says that Taylor is controversial, but "was only one of three speakers."
- Salon's claim that O'Keefe helped "plan" the event — Weigel notes that his other sources agree with O'Keefe that O'Keefe had no planning role. Weigel concludes that O'Keefe "absolutely wasn't" a planner of the event.
- Salon's claim that black conservative Kevin Martin "was added at the last minute" to provide cover for conservatives — Weigel provides an e-mail proving that Martin was invited 29 days before the event.
- Salon's claim that "O'Keefe was manning the literature table" — Larry O'Connor tracked down Blumenthal's source, who claimed that Weigel had witnessed O'Keefe manning the table. Weigel makes it clear that he didn't: "I never told anyone that O'Keefe had 'planned' the event or 'manned' the table, because I could not confirm those things."