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The St. Paul Federation of Teachers wants less standardized testing and more pre-k education. They also want the hiring of more in-school staff like librarians, nurses, and counselors. Mayor Chris Coleman told KSTP the proposal concentrates on class sizes, too.
"Agreement on staffing is one of the hardest ones, so they came to different ratios depending on whether it's a high poverty or low poverty school," he said.
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On October 20, 1947, the notorious Red Scare kicks into high gear in Washington, as a Congressional committee begins investigating Communist influence in one of the world's richest and most glamorous communities: Hollywood.
After World War II, the Cold War began to heat up between the world's two superpowers—the United States and the communist-controlled Soviet Union. In Washington, conservative watchdogs worked to out communists in government before setting their sights on alleged "Reds" in the famously liberal movie industry. In an investigation that began in October 1947, the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) grilled a number of prominent witnesses, asking bluntly "Are you or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?" Whether out of patriotism or fear, some witnesses—including director Elia Kazan, actors Gary Cooper and Robert Taylor and studio honchos Walt Disney and Jack Warner—gave the committee names of colleagues they suspected of being communists.
A small group known as the "Hollywood Ten" resisted, complaining that the hearings were illegal and violated their First Amendment rights. They were all convicted of obstructing the investigation and served jail terms. Pressured by Congress, the Hollywood establishment started a blacklist policy, banning the work of about 325 screenwriters, actors and directors who had not been cleared by the committee. Those blacklisted included composer Aaron Copland, writers Dashiell Hammett, Lillian Hellman and Dorothy Parker, playwright Arthur Miller and actor and filmmaker Orson Welles.
Some of the blacklisted writers used pseudonyms to continue working, while others wrote scripts that were credited to other writer friends. Starting in the early 1960s, after the downfall of Senator Joseph McCarthy, the most public face of anti-communism, the ban began to lift slowly. In 1997, the Writers' Guild of America unanimously voted to change the writing credits of 23 films made during the blacklist period, reversing—but not erasing—some of the damage done during the Red Scare.


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As rising numbers of physicians seek to be hired by hospitals, chief medical officers must understand how to lead and manage clinicians who are accustomed to acting with great autonomy.
The times, they are a changin', and physicians need new skills, knowledge and strategies to fill today's leadership jobs, especially if they strive to fill chief medical officer slots in their organizations.
That's the belief of the American College of Physician Executives, the largest association for physician leaders in the U.S. ACPE has partnered with The Joint Commission to launch what it's calling a first-of-its kind CMO Academy.
Physician chiefs must learn to coordinate and guide integration between private practice doctors, skilled nursing homes, accountable care organizations, affiliated health services like home health agencies or population health interventions, relationships that barely or loosely existed just a few years ago, says Peter Angood, MD, ACPE president and CEO.
That may mean tapping colleagues on the shoulder to ask why they are ordering a particular test or procedure, or why they aren't ordering one, or why their patients have high rates of readmission, he acknowledges. CMOs-in-training also learn tactful strategies to drive quality and utilization rates toward acceptable levels.
As rising numbers of physicians seek to be hired by hospitals, and hospitals to employ them, CMOs must also understand their new role as an employer and manager of clinicians who used to be peers and who are accustomed to acting with great autonomy.
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Thomas Aquinas on Prayer
We need to pray to God, not in order to make known to Him our needs or desires but that we ourselves may be reminded of the necessity of having recourse to God's help in these matters.
[O]ur motive in praying is, not that we may change the Divine disposition, but that, by our prayers, we may obtain what God has appointed.
God bestows many things on us out of His liberality, even without our asking for them: but that He wishes to bestow certain things on us at our asking, is for the sake of our good, namely, that we may acquire confidence in having recourse to God, and that we may recognize in Him the Author of our goods.
Creating a Godly Value System
Sanctification involves a transformation of values. As we read the Bible, we become more aware of God's love for us and this knowledge rearranges our value system.
Values such as acceptance, popularity, health, etc. often cannot be satisfactorily achieved and this leads to disappointment, frustration and low self-esteem; however, when our greatest value is knowing and pleasing God, our other values become less important.
As these secondary values become less important, we will experience greater contentment and happiness. As a result, we will find that we can love ourselves and others to a greater degree.
Should Christians love equally?
To answer this question, let's first define love:
love (agapao) v. – a preferring; a deliberate choosing of one over the other(s).
How is love measured?
Love is measured through its demonstration. (The greatest love is sacrificial.)
Now, let's look at how God loves:
God loves all people (John 3:16, 2 Peter 3:9), but he does not love all people in the same way. The Bible teaches that there is a love reserved for those who are "in Christ," i.e, those who love and obey God. (Psalm 103:11, Luke 8:21, John 15:10, 1 John 3:1, Jude 1:21)
As Christians, how should this knowledge affect our behavior?
First and foremost, we should love God. Then we should love all people unconditionally, but we should love those who belong to the household of faith (our faith family) in a different way. (Matthew 22:37-39, 1 John 3:16-17, Galatians 6:10)
We should love like God. (Matthew 5:43-48, 1 John 3:18)
Faith or Works?
The argument "Faith or Works" is a silly argument since the kind of faith that keeps us in covenant with Christ MUST have works or it is no different from the faith of demons! (Matthew 7:21, James 2:17-19)
What does it mean to be "in Christ"?
What does it mean to be "in Christ"?
It means that through faith we have been united with Jesus Christ in a covenant relationship. (This unity is symbolized in the act of baptism.)
As a result of our inclusion in this covenant that Jesus established,
- our sins have been forgiven.
- we have been declared righteous.
- we have received God's Spirit to help us mature spiritually.
- we are united with other believers (the Church).
- we are identified as "children of God" and as "saints."
- we are given the privilege and responsibility of sharing the good news of reconciliation with others.
All who remain in Christ will be resurrected after death just as Jesus was, and we will inherit immortality and live with God forever! Those who abandon the faith will be declared enemies of God on the day of judgment and destroyed with the unrighteous. (John 15:6, Romans 2:5-8, 1 John 4:16-17, Hebrews 10:23-39)
Begotten of God
Why does the Bible call Jesus the begotten son of God? (Heb 1:3-6)
Theologians are not in complete agreement on "how" or "when" Jesus was begotten—some say at the beginning of time, some say at his incarnation, and some even say at his resurrection.
I can't say that I have the definitive answer, but I think Jesus is called the begotten son of God because he was begotten (fathered) by Yahweh approximately two thousand years ago when God's Spirit impregnated Mary. Of course the Word of God (Logos) existed long before this. In the beginning, the Word of God was with God (theos) and was God (theos). And all that was created was created through him. However, Jesus the human Messiah did have a beginning.
Although Jesus did have a beginning, since he was the Word of God who took on flesh, he was also able to say, "Before Abraham was, I am." (John 8:58)
*I know the Nicene Creed says Jesus was "eternally begotten," but this description does not come from scripture and I'm not sure anybody really knows what it means.
Can God be in the presence of sin?
End folk religion by studying the Bible.
Remain in Christ!
God reveals himself to all in different ways. As a result, some place their faith in him, and enter in to the new covenant. As a result of our faith, we are united with Christ and share in his righteousness. Because of our union with Christ, our faith is reckoned as righteousness. God seals us, which means he affirms that we are in Christ and then his Spirit indwells us.
So how do we remain in Christ?
We trust and obey. Faith is trusting God and obeying his commands. (James 2:14-26)
But what happens if we choose not to remain in Christ?
The writer of Hebrews wrote, "So don't throw away your confidence, which has a great reward. For you need endurance, so that after you have done God's will, you may receive what was promised.
For yet in a very little while,
the Coming One will come and not delay.
But My righteous one will live by faith;
and if he draws back,
I have no pleasure in him.
But we are not those who draw back and are destroyed, but those who have faith and obtain life. (Heb 10:35-39)
And Jesus said, "If anyone does not remain in Me, he is thrown aside like a branch and he withers. They gather them, throw them into the fire, and they are burned." (John 15:6)


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The new boss of Diss-based Glazing Vision is aiming to steer the firm towards the £10m turnover mark as part of ambitious plans to grow the company.
Jon Shooter succeeded Chris Chaney as managing director following his retirement, stepping into the hot seat from his previous marketing director role.
The company, based on the Diss industrial estate in Saw Mills Road, specialises in the manufacture of specialist roof lights which can be installed in home, offices and public buildings, employing a mix of fitters, specialist designers, and research and developers.
Mr Shooter said the business, which has sales of just over £7m, was continuing to grow, but he was also keen to address the skills issue and attract new entrants to the workforce.
"We have had another record year – it's really starting to grow," he said. "We have grown throughout the recession and we continue to do so as construction in the UK picks up.
"With the recession everybody was looking primarily at extensions and building improvements, that's where we can help. We want to continue to head towards £10m turnover."
The business has joined Norfolk Chamber and also the Federation of Small Business as it seeks to raise its profile locally.
"I am trying to start a campaign for better broadband for Diss – we are not even on the list," he added.
And he said it was also looking to the future to try and address the potential skills gap and school leavers into the business.
"We have got some chaps working for us in their later years, and we need to make sure there are people coming through," he said. "We are prepared to invest in NVQs to help bring them up to speed."
The business, which has a number of celebrity clients among its customers started in 1994, growing from an initial £1m-a-year operation.
In February its processes and structured manufacturing approach were acknowledged after it secured BSI certification at the first attempt.
It has also since been rewarded with a Qualicoat licence for its in-house organic powder coat facility – the country's first environmentally sound non-chromate process.
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Pathways to Independence for Teens Who Are Visually ImpairedPosted on 10/31/2014 at 4:20 PM
by Scott Truax
As a celebration of October as National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), we have launched a series of articles written for parents about issues in employment and career awareness. In the Transition to Independence section for each age group on the FamilyConnect site, the new articles explain how families can and do contribute to the work to prepare children for employment as adults.
As a final salute to NDEAM, we bring you the selections for teens who are blind or have low vision. In the previous age groups we discussed the everyday things that build skills and awareness of careers and employment. Teenagers are at the point where they can fully participate with the information and coursework made available to them through AFB's CareerConnect® web program. Families need to be aware of the activities that their children should be taking part in so they will be prepared to transition from public school into college or work.
Please follow the links here to explore the activities for teens and their families.
- Preparing Your Visually Impaired Teen for Independence
- Technology Skills for Blind Teens
- Preparing for College with Visual Impairment
- Job Exploration for Adolescents who are Blind
- Job Searching with Your Visually Impaired Teen
- Helping a Visually Impaired Teen Practice Job Interviewing
- Success at Work for Young People with Visual Impairments
We would like to thank the May and Stanley Smith charitable trust for providing the funding for this project. Be sure to check out the earlier articles in the series:
But I Haven't Been to HollandPosted on 10/21/2014 at 5:12 PM
by Scott Truax
I would like to introduce Stacey Dodd as a parent who has submitted the following blog. You may follow her on her blog Minding Thomas.
I had never heard of the well-known essay 'Welcome to Holland' until it was mentioned to me via a former work colleague upon finding out how my boy was doing. It was suggested for me to read and I honestly didn't bother with it. I ended up coming across the essay through a national support network's booklet, 'Stories to tell.' I read it and I could relate to it for sure. I wondered about that last sentence and how we come to a certain point along this journey where we realize that we have to make a decision as to whether or not we want to stop mourning the loss of the dreams we had or hold onto it. I think that this is all very well to say but it's not that easy is it?
It never really leaves you. The feeling of loss. The eternal grief. The worry you feel when you fear to nod off to sleep at night. Will my boy have a seizure while I sleep? Will I hear him on the monitor? Will he walk? Talk? No one can answer this, not even an MRI or a neurologist. Just wait and see they say. Those words cut deep. Deep where the pain of loss and grief reside. Those words are so easy for them to say. They have to say it because what else can they really say? This is probably why I can't let go. Because I'm waiting to see? Wait and see what exactly? What my son can or can't do? I think there comes a point where you do accept that you have no idea what the future is anymore but it doesn't ever mean it's okay. It just means, for now, I'll get through today, and the next day, heck or maybe the next hour. Never week by week.
Yes, you go through ups and downs, but more often so when you are a special needs parent. You become numb with grief having been through the stages of grief over and over. You may spend more time at certain stages of grief, and that I believe depends on you as an individual. We all cope in our own ways. If someone asked me how I've coped, I would just say, I got on with it. We do this simply because we have to. We have no other choice. We have to keep pushing on for the sake of our son. We need to be strong for him. I have to be strong for him. He depends on me. I have to keep it together while I can. I can cry later. Sometimes, with all the medical visits, hopsital stays, new treatments or diagnoses you become like a deer in the headlights. Stunned with disbelief or something like that. Some days, you're wired enough to be on the ready with a trillion questions and energy to research every side effect of a new drug. You give up trying to remember names of nurses, simply because there are so many that you end up meeting. It's overwhelming. I could go on and on.
So, yes, as the essay says, you end up somewhere unexpected. You did not plan to be there. You have nowhere to turn, maybe to find the exit, a way out. Maybe press 'rewind'. No. You have no choice. You stay where you're put and you get on with it the best way you know how which is pretty much anyway you like. It is a lonely place, especially in the beginning when you really need the guidance. Somehow, you find your way about. You do meet some lovely people who help you along your way. You become an ace with the language of special needs. Eventually you find a way to forget what the future was supposed to look like once upon a time and you focus on the 'cans'. What can I do to help my son? Where can I seek help or guidance? How can I get through a difficult day? What can I do to help others? How can I meet others? What can my son do that I can celebrate? What can I do to make a difference?
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Celebrating White Cane DayPosted on 10/14/2014 at 5:12 PM
by Scott Truax
October is a month of celebration! National Disability Employment Awareness and National Hispanic Heritage Month are two examples, and let's not forget Halloween.
White Cane Day is October 15 and falls right in the middle of the month. It is a day of extreme significance for people who are blind as the white cane is more than just a symbol but is also a tool that provides safety as well as independence. Where some prefer the use of a dog guide, all travel training begins with learning to use this simple but effective white cane. Individuals with vision loss have been traveling for a very long time but the typical white cane is a relatively new development as it really was developed after World War II. Without the need for electricity or a cell signal it can detect obstacles and drop-offs, and alert drivers to your presence as a blind or low-vision traveler.
Here are some resources and fun links in celebration of White Cane Day:
- If your children are learning to use a white cane, now their dolls can, too! Check out this great blog post from a mom who bought a doll-sized white cane from an enterprising Etsy creator: Our Girl Just Got a White Cane!
- This recent article highlights some important orientation and mobility strategies for getting around school buildings.
- If your child is just getting start on orientation and mobility skills, check our directory for agencies that provide travel and O&M training to children.
- Some children with low vision may be resistant to using a white cane. One mom and daughter shared with us their struggles, and how they integrated it into the child's school routine.
- Another parent's perspective: And Cane Makes Three.
- Sometimes it is a struggle to get our kids the training they need. Emily wrote about her efforts to get Eddie instruction in orientation and mobility skills, and how satisfying it was to see him making process once he had a good instructor, in Have Cane, Will Travel.
AFB's entire family of sites is celebrating White Cane Day:
- VisionAware has a blog post celebrating the day, as well as a post that gives history and information about the cane as it is used in Orientation and Mobility.
- CareerConnect also has a blog post celebrating the importance of White Cane Day.
After all this reading, it would be great to have your child grab their cane and go for a stroll to demonstrate just what we are talking about. How are you planning to celebrate White Cane Day?
Paving the Way for IndependencePosted on 10/9/2014 at 4:46 PM
by Scott Truax
We are pleased to celebrate October as National Disability Employment Awareness month by launching a whole new series of articles designed specifically for parents of children who are blind or visually impaired.
Employment is an important topic and it is never too early to discuss it. In the next four weeks we will launch the articles by age range starting today with the babies and toddlers.
OK, babies and toddlers—isn't it a bit early for a transition and employment focus? My response is that everything that we do lays the foundation for the skills necessary to compete in the employment market. Become aware of what you are currently doing as a parent that is part of this process. A smart time to teach and reinforce concepts is during those teachable moments that occur naturally in our daily routines. Learn the small things you can start to do that will help in this effort.
Here are our current offerings, which can all be found in the Babies and Toddlers "Transition to Independence" area. Throughout the month, we will focus next on what you can do with your preschoolers, grade schoolers, and finally teenagers, to get them ready for the world of work.
- Laying the Best Foundation for Your Child's Future Career
- Building Knowledge in Infants and Toddlers who are Blind
- Helping Visually Impaired Children Explore the Community
- Making Choices: A Key Skill for Children with Visual Impairment
- Modeling Good Manners as Your Blind Child Learns to Interact
- Teaching Empathy to Visually Impaired Children
- Encouraging Children to use Assistive Technology
We would like to thank the May and Stanley Smith charitable trust for providing the funding for this project. Watch for announcements through October for the entire series. Not signed up yet? We welcome everyone to enroll in FamilyConnect so you can then receive important announcements by e-mail, track your favorite blog and keep up with conversations on the message boards.
FamilyConnect Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage MonthPosted on 10/8/2014 at 11:36 AM
by Scott Truax
We are right in the middle of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 to October 15. It is a time to celebrate the history and contributions of this important culture. We would like to take this opportunity to point out that FamilyConnect has translated its articles into Spanish and users of the program may easily switch from English to Spanish in one click of a button—use the en español link at the top of any page, or the "Leer este artículo en español" link on individual articles.
You can also get started easily with these three downloadable toolkits:
Since our launch in 2008 we have steadily built an international audience of families who visit us, many of whom are in Spanish-speaking countries. If you know of a family who would benefit from our Spanish materials, please let them know. We welcome requests to send FamilyConnect fliers in either English or Spanish and if you are interested, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Estamos justo a mitad del Mes de la Hispanidad, el cual se extiende desde el 15 de septiembre al 15 de octubre. Es un momento para celebrar la historia y las contribuciones de esta importante cultura. Nos gustaría aprovechar esta oportunidad para señalar que FamilyConnect ha traducido sus artículos al español y los usuarios del programa pueden cambiar fácilmente de inglés a español con solo el clic de un botón.
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- "Profesionales del cuidado de la vista que pueden tratar a su hijo" herramienta descargable
Desde nuestro lanzamiento en 2008, hemos ido construyendo una audiencia internacional con las familias que nos visitan, muchas de las cuales se encuentran en países de habla hispana. Si usted sabe de alguna familia que se beneficiaría con nuestros materiales en español, por favor, hágaselo saber. Nos complace recibir solicitudes para los folletos de FamilyConnect, ya sea en inglés o español, y si usted está interesado, puede ponerse en contacto conmigo en firstname.lastname@example.com.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 6+ weeks – interviewed at Weatherby Healthcare in January 2014.Interview Details
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) - A woman was killed Friday when her car was rear-ended by a bus near Walt Disney World's Epcot theme park, authorities said.
The Florida Highway Patrol reported that a Disney's Magical Express bus struck the woman's car Friday afternoon. Witnesses said the car had stopped in the middle of the road, and the bus was unable to brake.
According to a police report, the 63-year-old woman who had been driving the car was taken to Celebration Health in Kissimmee. She was later pronounced dead. The highway patrol didn't immediately identify the victim.
The bus was carrying 36 passengers. Two others were hospitalized with minor injuries.
No charges were immediately filed.
Disney's Magical Express is a complimentary shuttle service that transports guests between the airport and the resort. It is operated by Mears Transportation.
"We are saddened by today's tragic accident and offer our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of the driver who passed away," Disney spokeswoman Marilyn Waters said in a statement. "In addition, we are providing support to the passengers on the bus."
Mears said it was cooperating fully with the highway patrol.
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For some, this is a joyous time! But for others, the weight of the real world has hit them like a brick wall. But do not fear! It's not the end of the world…maybe. Here are 7 ways for Auburn seniors (and beyond) to cope with graduation.
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Hello! My name is Jamecia Crenshaw, and today I am going to talk about my experience as a "minority" at a Predominately White Institution (PWI). I know. Scary right? Not too many people are brave enough to tackle the big, gray elephant in the room, but, I believe we should not shy away from diversity issues. If we want to solve them, it's best that we first address…Continue
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53rd Annual Quality Beef Day Results
The 53rd Annual Quality Beef Day was held on Saturday, April 13, at Hedstrom Hall in Marysville, Kansas. There were 86 head of livestock exhibited by 45 youth and adults from Kansas and Nebraska. The livestock were judged by Alan "Eddie" Sunberg of Courtland, Kansas Fifty-two youth and adults participated in the 4-H, FFA, and Adult Livestock Judging Contest. "We ... Read More »
First Ever Artober Fest in the planning stages
They're just in the planning stages, but the First Ever Artober Fest is set for Saturday, October 5 in Marysville. A mixture of art displays, good food, and music, including polka music, and youth activities are being planned. If you have a civic group or church group that would be interested in doing a food stand or bake sale or perhaps know of an ... Read More »
Marysville Superintendent & Elementary Principal resign
Marysville Superintendent Khris Thexton has turned in his resignation to become the Director of Finance, operations, and federal programs in Great Bend. He has been Superintendent here since 2009 and taught here from 1999-2004. Marysville Elementary Principal, Sherry Helus, who is in her first year here, turned in her resignation at the monthly school board meeting Wednesday night, effective at the end of the school ... Read More »
Quality Beef Days is this Saturday in Marysville
The 53rd Annual Quality Beef Day will be held on Saturday, April 13, 2013 at Hedstrom Hall in Marysville, Kansas. Quality Beef Day will start by holding a livestock judging contest. The livestock judging contest will begin at 9:15 A.M. Registration for the livestock judging contest will begin at 8:30 A.M. Anyone can participate in the livestock judging contest. Following ... Read More »
Marshall County Fire Departments have busy weekend.
Marshall County Fire Departments were busy this past weekend with numerous grass fires and one structure fire. The Frankfort Fire Department was called out 9 times total Friday thru Sunday, 5 times Friday, once Saturday, and three times Sunday, all grass fires. The Marysville Fire Department was called out to a grass fire south of the Surf Motel Friday, shortly after noon, where some logs ... Read More »
Northeast portion of Marysville to have water shut off Monday
On Monday April 8, the Marysville Water Department will be shutting the water off to install a new fire hydrant and water main valves at 14th and Debbie Lane. The water will be shut off around 9 am for several hours. This will affect the areas of Debbie Lane from 12th to 16th Street, North 14th Street from Otoe to Debbie Lane, and ... Read More »
City and School Election Results
Marshall County USD 364 Marysville Position 4 Chris Denner 627 Bob Oliver 572 Position 5 Marc Degenhardt 675 Michelle Reinhart 537 Position 6 Steven Schotte 664 Julie Haggard 532 Marysville City Council Ward 3 Vicky Gross 56 Breta Bloomberg 55 Ward 4 Dennis Schroller 161 Liz Doll 54 Oketo Mayor Darrell Cook 19 Melvern Holle 16 Washington County USD 108 ... Read More »
Schedule change for commodity distribution in Marshall County
Scheduling for Marshall County Agency on Aging commodity distribution has changed. Previously all sites in the county were open Thursdays. This month, the schedule changes to a two day event, with Home City, Beattie, Oketo, Herkimer, Bremen, and Marysville resident distribution on Wednesday, April 3 from 1-4 at the Helvering Center in Marysville. Sites in Summerfield, Axtell, Vermillion, Frankfort, Blue ... Read More »