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Dr. Gibbs is an assistant professor at the Batten School with a joint appointment in the Curry School of Education. She is an affiliated researcher with UVa's Center on Education Policy and Workforce Competitiveness and the Chapin Hall Center for Children at the University of Chicago.
Her research focuses on child and family policy, specifically the effects of early childhood interventions and programming. Her work includes analyzing the impact of full-day kindergarten using experimental and quasi-experimental methods, investigating patterns of fade out across studies of Head Start program effects, and exploring whether fade out of early childhood effects varies with preschool and early school experiences. She also has work-in-progress looking at the effects of local college scholarship programs on non-academic outcomes and a new study measuring the impact of full-day kindergarten expansions on maternal employment. Prior to completing her Ph.D. at the University of Chicago, she worked as a researcher at the American Institutes for Research, Academy for Educational Development, and Chapin Hall, where she led sample frame construction for the National Survey of Early Care and Education.
Chloe Gibbs, Jens Ludwig, and Douglas L. Miller "Head Start Origins and Impacts," in Legacies of the War on Poverty: Future of Anti-Poverty Policies, ed., Martha J. Bailey and Sheldon Danziger, New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 2013. read more »
Gibbs, Chloe, Ludwig, Jens, & Miller, Douglas L. (2013). Head Start Origins and Impacts. In Martha J. Bailey (Eds.), Legacies of the War on Poverty (pp. 39-65). New York: Russell Sage Foundation. read more »
Gibbs, Chloe, Jens Ludwig & Douglas Miller. (September 2011). Does Head Start Do Any Lasting Good? NBER Working Paper 17452 & forthcoming in The War on Poverty: A 50-year Retrospective (Martha Bailey & Sheldon Danziger, eds.). read more »
Professor Gibbs' Study on Full-Day Kindergarten Cited in Education Week read more »
EdPolicyWorks Researchers Author over 30 Key Presentations at APPAM read more »
Batten faculty and alumni will present their research at the 2014 APPAM Fall Research Conference this November 6-8 in Albuquerque, NM. View greater details on the APPAM preliminary program page. read more »
Chloe Gibbs, an early career professor at EdPolicyWorks who has a joint appointment with the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, is also doing early childhood research with Bassok. Gibbs recently won a national award for her work on the long-term impacts of Head Start as well as the full-day kindergarten trend. read more »
For example, University of Virginia professor Chloe Gibbs; University of Chicago economist Jens Ludwig; and University of California, Davis, economist Douglas L. Miller estimate that Head Start produces a benefit-cost ratio of more than 7-to-1. read more »
"I'm delighted to receive this award from AEFP, an organization with a mission that is so supportive of and aligned with the type of policy research work that I do," said Gibbs. read more »
According to research by Chloe R. Gibbs, an assistant professor of public policy and education at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville only 1 in 10 3- and 4-year-olds was enrolled in formal early education when Head Start began, compared to more than 40 percent today. About a third of students entering the program had never been fully inoculated against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, or polio—common childhood illnesses at the time. read more »
White House Council of Economic Advisers report on the War on Poverty cites research by Gibbs published in the recent "Legacies of the War on Poverty" collection, in which she, along with Jens Ludwig and Douglas Miller, examines the legacy of Head Start and it's lasting impact. read more »
Congratulations to Chloe Gibbs, who received the 2014 Jean Flanigan Outstanding Dissertation Award from the Awards Committee for the Association for Education Finance & Policy (AEFP). She completed her dissertation, "Experimental and Quasi-experimental Evidence on the Impact of Full-day Kindergarten," at the University of Chicago. read more »
The "War on Poverty" was launched fifty years ago this January, 2014. To mark this event, the Center for Poverty Research will be holding a conference from Thursday, January 9 – Friday, January 10th, 2014 on the UC Davis Campus. read more »
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Despite what televised Christmas specials tell us, Christmas Eve can be very stressful for folks who celebrate the holidays, whether they're stuck in an airport, frantically buying gifts and wrapping them, or shouting at family over dinner. Then there are the folks who get to treat this coming Monday and Tuesday like a gloriously random, extended weekend. For those looking to hang out in downtown Minneapolis this evening and not celebrate Christmas (or escape it for a bit), Jewbilee 2012 invites you to do just that. Standups taking the stage tonight include Laura Thorne; Pat Susmilch, the winner of Acme's Funniest Person in Minneapolis contest; self-professed "peanut-butter proponent" Dan Mogol; and host David Harris, who specializes in both magic and comedy. The musical lineup for the night features the Sons of Moses, Minnesota Free Music Klezmer Orchestra, Bobby Z, Sim Glaser, and Mike 2600. 18+. (Pictured: Comedian/magician David Harris)
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But if you see the conversation, you were the one who incited the "argument" when you mentioned that I was the same as my generation and that I ruin the fun in the RP, though I was only trying to get things straight. I believe you attacked a personal issue with me and my generation first, thus my reason in my retaliation.
But! I apologize for saying such things as a response, though I had some hidden intentions in what I said, the message still had some good intentions, not defying your skill level, but just saying you would need help in it, as many have failed the test. So you could say I had two intentions with it, but it seemed you only saw the negative side from it, which in part is my fault by proposing such innuendo.
I do apologize for what I said, I realize I was the one who started the arguing and now that you mention it I remember I started with the personal issues... And I did saw only the negative side of it because I was angry (just failed yet another one etc.)
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Great expectations. As the Bear Bryant of 19th Century English novelists, Charles Dickens surely understood that when it comes to college football — after all, he didn't die until seven months after the first-ever college game between Rutgers and Princeton on Nov. 6, 1869 — expectations are like opinions: Every fan has them.
And rarely within our Tennessee Valley have there been more great expectations for a coming season than this one. Nor is that merely because the school that presumably forced Bryant to read at least one or two Dickens gems, the University of Alabama, is expected to make a run at its fourth national title in the last six years under the perfectionist eyes of Bear's unattached coaching cub, Nick Saban.
No, these great expectations also are surfacing next door to Bama in Georgia, largely because Bulldogs running back Todd Gurley is the 21st Century version of all-time Alpha Dawg Herschel Walker, who remains the Bear Bryant of SEC running backs.
Never mind that the Bulldog Nation's chief concern may be the same as it too often has been this time of year: Will we have enough "Get Out of Jail Free" cards to field a team? A healthy Gurley and his rebuilt running mate Keith Marshall could make Jaw-ja the team to beat in the Southeastern Conference's East Division.
Speaking of Marshall, Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall may have spent the summer explaining why he decided the, um, grass was greener in more ways than one on the Plains rather than UGA, where he began his career before being asked to leave, but as long as the Gus (Malzahn) Bus is driving the Tigers' Marshall Plan, Auburn always will have a chance to be the SEC West's best.
Take away comatose Kentucky (2-10 overall and 0-8 in league play in 2013) and there is plausible reasoning for great expectations of some degree at all of the other SEC institutions of higher learning. That includes the highest of those institutions academically, Vanderbilt, whose five-game winning streak is second in the league to South Carolina's current six-game run.
Yet the SEC and its new 24/7/365 television network aren't the only things stirring up great expectations in our town this summer. The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Mocs may not have made the NCAA FCS division playoffs since 1984, but they should not only get there this time but make some noise when they do.
UTC coach and alum Russ Huesman not only has two-time Southern Conference defensive player of the year Davis Tull to anchor the coach's beloved "D," but also has his son, Jacob Huesman, the reigning SoCon offensive player of the year, to lead the offense at quarterback.
The Mocs will need both players to stay healthy, but as long as they do, UTC may do what no Mocs football team has done before — win a playoff game.
However, the biggest reason for great expectations on this 24th day of August has far less to do with individual teams than the one word they've all longed to hear at the major college level for decades: playoff. Specifically, the College Football Playoff, its inaugural four-team format all that was needed to retire the three most hated letters in the sport: B, C, and S.
This isn't to say the BCS was all bad, or that the Playoff is all good. For starters, whatever you thought of the BCS, it had a formula, however flawed, and it stuck to that formula. So you could hate the formula, hate the results of the formula, but at least the formula theoretically treated every team the same. Theoretically.
Now that's vanished, replaced by 13 individuals with an alarmingly high number of connections to Stanford — Condoleezza Rice teaches there, Tyrone Willingham coached there and West Virginia athletic director Oliver Luck's son Andrew starred there — which could prompt a new definition for B-C-S: Biased Committee Stinks.
Merely consider the potentially conflicting emotional pulls for Rice, who grew up in Alabama, went to grad school at Notre Dame and may come to consider her time negotiating with the Middle East as Secretary of State for Bush 43 as something of a vacation compared to the cyberspace vitriol that could come her way if she leaves the wrong fan base out of the playoffs.
For proof, when was the last time you heard of a tree being poisoned to death in the Middle East over a soccer match?
Then there's committee member Archie Manning, arguably the most revered player in SEC history. Given his Ole Miss stardom, New Orleans residence and hereditary impact on the Tennessee Vols, it probably will ruffle a few feathers nationally if good, ol' Archie Who is perceived to have been a central figure in delivering two of the four playoff spots to SEC schools, given their historical strength in these matters.
But what if the opposite occurs? What if there's only one SEC school tapped for the semis, and, heaven help us, that team is seeded fourth, which means there might not be an SEC team in the national title game for the first time since Sherman torched the Big Peach?
If Archie thinks Ole Miss fans were rough when Peyton turned his back on the Rebels to double occasionally as director of the Pride of the Southland Band, wait until the entire SEC accuses of Papa Manning of being fair and impartial. Yikes.
And just in case Bama Nation doesn't have enough to worry about by the committee failing to make a hologram of a virtual Bear its final member — and trying to dethrone Florida State with a quarterback (Jacob Coker) who couldn't beat out Alabama native Jameis Winston for the Seminoles' QB slot before Coker transferred to the Tide — one of the most respected members of the committee is Pat Haden, the Southern Cal athletic director who fired Lane Kiffin, who now runs the offense for Bama.
Haden couldn't possibly hold that against the Tide in a decisive vote, could he? Could he?
So both the great expectations and great reservations for this season go far beyond whether FSU's Famous Jameis can remember to pay for crab claws the next time he visits Publix rather than getting cited for shoplifting them. And if he can't, should the Heisman Trust cast a few claws in the straight-arming hand of its little, bronze statue if Winston becomes only the second player (after Ohio State's Archie Griffin) to receive the award twice?
And given all that, there's obviously much to concern ourselves with beyond which four teams those 13 playoff committee members will decide worthy of staging the first major college playoff since that Rutgers-Princeton game 145 years ago.
But other than possibly seeing Alabama among those four teams, at least Tennessee football fans should have no gripe with the committee. The Volunteers are at least three or four years away from those concerns, and Haden — who didn't hire Kiffin away from UT (former AD Mike Garrett did) — did later fire Lame Lane.
So what would be a fair, if not necessarily a great expectation for the Vols? In a perfect world — no nonconference losses other than a road game at Oklahoma, a 4-4 league finish thanks to wins over Florida, Vanderbilt, Kentucky and Missouri — UT finishes 7-5 and orange-and-white checkerboard foam bricks start dangling from the car trunks of every citizen in the Big Orange Nation.
In a favorable world — no crippling injuries to key starters — UT could go 6-6 on its way to its first bowl game since 2010. In a realistic world, that figure falls to 5-7.
In the Curse of the Fulmer world in which the Vols have seemed to live since firing their former coach in 2008, UT even could suffer its first eight-loss season ever.
For entertainment purposes only, as my boss likes to say, go with 6-6, then try to get a patent on those orange checkerboard foam bricks as soon as possible.
Finally, for all those whose great expectations to be a part of the first College Football Playoff ever are done in by the new BCS (Biased Committee Stinks), there are these words from Dickens in chapter 8 of "Great Expectations":
"In the little world in which children have their existence, whosoever brings them up, there is nothing so finely perceived and so finely felt, as injustice."
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By Rick Warren
— May 21, 2014
"Jesus told him, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me.'" (John 14:6 NLT)
Truth is not a principle. Truth is a person: Jesus Christ.
One of the clearest and best-known statements by Jesus is "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me" (John 14:6 NLT).
Notice Jesus says, "I am the truth ..." He doesn't say truth is a religion or a ritual or a set of rules and regulations. He says "I." Truth is a person.
This is what separates Jesus Christ from every other leader of every other faith. Other leaders have said, "I'm looking for the truth" or "I'm teaching the truth" or "I point to the truth" or "I'm a prophet of truth." Jesus comes and says, "I am the truth."
A lot of people say, "I think Jesus was just a great teacher." But he couldn't be just that. No great teacher would claim to be God if he wasn't. Either Jesus is conning 2.3 billion people who believe a lie, or he was nuts — or Jesus is who he said he was.
Everybody's betting his or her life on something. I'm betting my life that Jesus is who he said he was.
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Rick Warren is the founding pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., one of America's largest and most influential churches. Rick is author of the New York Times bestseller The Purpose Driven Life. His book, The Purpose Driven Church, was named one of the 100 Christian books that changed the 20th century. He is also founder of Pastors.com, a global Internet community for pastors.
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The old king was beloved, but he had died, leaving in his place a handsome, intelligent and rich son. That was the good part. The bad part—in addition to those sterling qualities, Raphael was a grasping, cold-hearted, and vain young man. He was angry, too. Before his father died, he gave him a blessing that seemed more like a curse. Raphael could make all the horrible laws he wanted to, but he could not wear the crown until he found a girl to marry him who was The King's Equal—as rich, good-looking, and intelligent as he is, and Raphael wanted that crown.
When Colonel Lightfoot and the Devil hold a lengthy dance contest to see who will control a plot of land along the James River in Virginia, the result is a surprise for both participants. Colonel Lightfoot is never modest, especially when it comes to his dancing or his fine Virginia land. One piece of that land is turning to mud, and the devil himself is rumored to live in that murky mess, for on dark nights sparks fly high. How to put an end to the devil's mischief? Why, a dance contest with the fiery fiend himself. The colonel bristles with confidence, but the devil is equally sure of himself, until, recognizing his own false pride in the devil's boasts, the colonel discovers the perfect way to outsmart him.
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Wanda Gag's enchanting tale of the very old man who went off in search of the prettiest cat in the world for his wife and returned instead with millions to choose from has become an American classic, widely recognized as the first modern picture book. It's still a terrific choice for storytime.
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text: National Organization for Marriage Representative: We Have Smoking Gun Proof the IRS Leaked our Confidential Donor Information to our Chief Political Rival, the Pro-Gay Marriage Human Rights Campaign by Ace Of Spades Jun 4, 2013 10:59 AM PT Share This: Print This is nothing like Watergate. Watergate involved a politically-motivated crime which grew out of an Animal House-like hyperpartisan atmosphere in the White House, nurtured by an extremely thin-skinned President who could not abide criticism, demonized his opponents, and had employed Dirty Tricks throughout his political career, and then involved a cover-up, stonewalling, and perjury by high officials. So, as you can see, this is nothing like that at all. This is completely different. Whatever you do, don't overreach. Because "overreaching" would be the real crime here. Eastman shed light on another potential controversy involving the IRS -- the unauthorized disclosure of tax document information. He recalled how information on their donors was leaked last year and published on the website of the Human Rights Campaign, which Eastman described as their "principal political opponent" on the marriage issue. The documents showed Mitt Romney's political committee as a donor. Asked by Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., if he had "proof" that the IRS leaked that material, Eastman said that he did. Eastman explained that while some information was redacted in the posted version, his group's "forensic" specialists were able to strip layers from the document and found "the original document that was posted there had originated from within the IRS." He said the version had "internal IRS stamps," which "only exist within the IRS." Eastman added: "You can imagine our shock and disgust over this. ... We jealously guard our donors." He later alleged the information was "deliberately" provided to their opponents. "If that's inadvertent, the word no longer means anything," he said, claiming his group has been "stonewalled" in its request for an investigation. Let me observe something obvious: An organization that has nothing to hide -- an organization which really has been betrayed by a few rogue low-level frontline employees -- does not need to stonewall on an investigation. If someone's betrayed you and made you look bad, you want to find them and fire them and maybe prosecute them. When someone refuses to find the culprits, that's is strong evidence that the lawbreaking goes pretty far up the chain. Corrected: I erroneously wrote the recipient of the leak was "Human Rights Watch." It's actually the Human Rights Campaign. Prez of Gay Rights Group That Got NOM Donor List Was The Natl Co-Chair of Obama Re-election Campaign (Video) by Debra Heine Jun 4, 2013 3:46 PM PT Share This: Print In response to National Organization for Marriage Representative: We Have Smoking Gun Proof the IRS Leaked our Confidential Donor Information to our Chief Political Rival, the Pro-Gay Marriage Human Rights Watch: Professor John Eastman, who testified before the House Ways and Means Committee, today, recently talked to Dennis Prager about these felonious actions on his radio show. He told Prager that while it was possible that the HRC got their hands on the donor list and tax info through less nefarious means, the most likely scenario is that someone within the IRS who is against the cause of traditional marriage leaked the info to HRC so that they could punish, harass and intimidate NOM's donors in order to silence them. "There are a couple of other pieces to this that I think are extremely important", he continued. "The Human Rights Campaign has been trying for a long time to get our donor list so they could do just that to our donors. And the president of the HRC, Joe Solmonese had just recently become a National Co-Chair of the Obama Re-election Campaign." That story was broken a couple of weeks ago by Matthew Boyle at Big Government, who reported that Solmonese used the leaked docs to attack Mitt Romney. Both the Huffington Post's Sam Stein and HRC described the leak as coming from a "whistleblower." The Huffington Post used the document to write a story questioning former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney's support for traditional marriage. The document showed Romney donated $10,000 to NOM. HRC went a step further than the Huffington Post in its criticism of Romney and accused him of using "racially divisive tactics" in a press release. Solmonese, then still the HRC's president, said in the release he felt Romney's "funding of a hate-filled campaign designed to drive a wedge between Americans is beyond despicable." "Not only has Romney signed NOM's radical marriage pledge, now we know he's one of the donors that NOM has been so desperate to keep secret all these years," Solmonese added. Solmonese resigned his position at HRC the next day and took up a position as an Obama campaign co-chair. He had announced the then-pending resignation from HRC the previous autumn. NOM announced Tuesday that it will sue the IRS for this alleged leak. Under immense political pressure, Attorney General Eric Holder launched a criminal investigation into the IRS's actions. Congress will conduct ts own investigation. In early April 2012, NOM published documents which it said showed this leaked confidential information did not come from a "whistleblower" but "came directly from the Internal Revenue Service and was provided to NOM's political opponents, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC)." Eastman said in the interview with Prager that NOM asked for an investigation from the Treasury IG and the DOJ and the initial investigation actually focused on NOM itself to see if someone internally had leaked the donor list to HRC, (the bogus whistle-blower theory) and when that was "not fruitful", they were stonewalled for over a year. They've filed a series of FOIA requests to find out what's going on with the investigation, and continue to get stonewalled. 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This was our second time renting this home. This lake house is very spacious and has quiet and peaceful surroundings. It is very clean, and has everything you will need to ensure you have a nice visit. It has a well equiped kitchen area with everything you will need to fix your own meals if staying in, or, of course, Patti's delicious pork chops is just a skip away if you want to dine out. Don't forget about the marina, which is about 1 mile away, to rent a ski boat, jet ski's, or better yet a pontoon. These pontoons will easily pull a tube for kids or adults. The home owner is very nice and friendly and has your comfort in mind, so that you will have a wonderful vacation. My kids loved it both times and look forward to renting this same house next summer. We had no complaints whatsoever with anything. All in all, it's a Great Get Away and Makes for a very nice vacation!!!!!
Wonderful time in this beautiful place.
This home is beautifully maintained inside and out. They are not kidding about the views from everywhere in the house. We (three couples and a teen ager) met here for a week. We really enjoyed dining on the deck and taking in the morning and evening view of the lake. We played board games in the evening in the lower level screened in porch next to the rec room with a pool table. We brought the boat and even when we were not out on the lake skiing and taking in the views at what seemed to be hundreds of coves we enjoyed swimming and hanging out on the dock in the afternoons. The boat ramp to launch was just a few doors down and fuel was available on the water in one of the large coves maybe half a mile away. Found a nice beach to pull up to in the national recreation area also. We went antique shopping in a little town not too far away that had quite a few shops. Spent a day in the Land Between the Lakes recreation area. Had close encounter with bison...I mean close, one practically stuck his head in the car window. No worries, they seemed very tame. Lorie the owner was great with providing info and any answering any questions you may have. They take very good care of the home and the property. It was very clean and had everything we needed. whether you want to go boating, swimming, adventure into the national rec area or just relax and enjoy the views in comfort you will not be disappointed in renting this home.
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the house was in perfect shape and well taken care of. the veiws are stunning with the entire back of the house being all windows the veiw of the lake is great. the boat dock is a great place to hang out and have a fire at dusk. very peaceful and private. The back deck is a nice place to have a cook out for dinner or lunch. And the sat light tv came in handy when them uninspecting storms come.


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By Anthony RhoadsFor a young Riverdale Raiders baseball team, it's been a situation where many of players have had to learn on the job and that inexperience showed Wednesday in a 13-3 loss to McIntosh. The Raiders didn't commit any errors but made some costly base-running mistakes. In the second inning, Daniel Darden led off with a walk but was picked off at first base. Riverdale managed to load the bases but McIntosh turned a double play by getting two Riverdale Raiders caught in rundowns. "We've got a lot of young guys," Riverdale head coach Brian Paige said. "We're real young and they're learning as they go. We made so many mental mistakes. We've played some of the best teams in the state but we're giving them away because of the mental mistakes. When we put everything together, we can beat anybody." McIntosh (9-4 overall, 3-2 in Region 4-AAAAA) got off to a 4-0 start in the first inning. Riverdale's D.J. Askew led off the bottom half of the inning with a solo home run to make the score 4-1. Riverdale had the bases loaded in the fourth inning but two consecutive runners were forced out at home after grounders. Riverdale managed to scrounge up one run when Ricardo Merriweather scored on an error to make the score 5-2. McIntosh scored eight runs in the fifth inning to take a 13-2 lead. Alex Johnson led off the bottom of the fifth with a base hit and was moved over to third by Mike Flen single. Johnson scored when Arnold Oakman collected a sacrifice fly to right field. Even though McIntosh didn't have many problems swinging the bat Wednesday with 12 hits, the Chiefs had less than stellar defensive play. McIntosh committed four errors, including two in the fourth inning. Riverdale drops to 5-9 overall and 2-4 in Region 4-AAAAA and gets back into action Monday for a region contest at Fayette County. Fayette County (10-6, 3-3) is currently in fourth place in the region standings. Riverdale returns home next Wednesday against Newnan (10-4, 4-1) in a Region 4-AAAAA game. Newnan is second in the region standings.
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MTV treated viewers to three "Being Teen Mom" specials last night, because all of us have been wondering just what Farrah Abraham is up to these days.
All of us who have missed the tabloid articles, music videos, sex tapes (plural), talk show interviews and other reality shows featuring her, that is.
In that sense, give MTV credit. This wasn't a look inside Farrah Abraham - James Deen already gave us that ... WHAT?! - but a glimpse at her daughter's life.
Has Farrah completely screwed up her Sophia's life like you might assume?
[On daughter Sophia] I have my own life and [I'm] doing [my] own thing. She has her own life and she does her own thing.
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The surprising answer to that question - notwithstanding the pacifier shoved into the girl's mouth AT AGE FOUR - is probably not as much as you'd think.
Call her what you want, but the now-22-year-old puts in the time and effort.
Farrah gets her ready for school, spends car rides quizzing her on math problems, puts her in time out when the situation calls for it. Just like any mom!
It certainly SEEMS like Sophia Abraham has a pretty normal life for a toddler, filled with preschool and dance class and a bedroom of stuffed animals.
This isn't to say all is well in the life of the Abraham girls, however.
In Farrah's "office," she has a giant Girls & Corpses magazine cover and even a shot of the cover of the sex tape she often pretends ruined her life.
Sophia spends time in this office, mind you, which is just weird.
She also has her own tanning booth in the house. Totes normal.
Abraham deserves credit for trying to be a good mom; the level of effort she puts in is something a lot of us might not have realized had it not been for this.
The perception that Sophia does her own thing and that Farrah neglects and ignores her is at least partially off base. The reality star is very much involved.
However, she clearly doesn't see the potential long-term impact of her near-term decision-making and how Sophia is likely to be affected down the line.
Case in point: Asked about Sophia learning about the Farrah Abraham sex tape, she says no one would bring up her sex life to her kid unless they're "sick and twisted."
Right. That will totally never happen to Sophia. Ever.
There's also the broader consideration of setting an example a young person can emulate. If Sophia looks at her mom's lifestyle choices .... look out.
But hey. She's trying, people. She's trying.
Farrah really is just Dumb. Psycho says that no one will mention her "sex life" to her daughter unless their twisted. Well hears a news Flash Psycho the World that we live in is Twisted and the kids will repeat every word their parents say about U to Ur daughter Dumbass. No one can be this Dumb
Wait a mnt! 1)Sophia calld her "EVIL" Twice-2)when put in time out Farrah angrily threatd 2 "stomp on her foot" as if that was their norm- 3)Sophia has NO playfriends- 4)The whole spcl was clealry shot as a "set up" NO way any1 dresses up or is made up like that around the home evryday- 5)Sophias complainin bout "2much camera time" & Farrah Forces her- 6) @dinnr time, Sophias allowd 2 eat choco cake instead of a healthy meal- 7) 5yr Sophia still has a pacifier cuz Farrah is 2 neglignt 2 care bout her teeth- 8)1st thing Farrah says 2 her "abusive" mom is "can u take care of Sophia so I can out?- 9)has nastybikini photos of herslf all ovr wall w/old men 4 Sophia 2 qustn & emulate-10)Refuses 2 acknoldg the deep pain her naked/bndg/photos/videos/Lies all ovr web will have on Sophia later w/xtreme bullying twrds her-11)This was clearly 1 of the only times Sophia has evn seen her mom recntly! (easy 2 tell by reaction frm teacher who was surpsd 2 see her)
Farrah cant go back to Vivid (she burnd that bridge) 2 shoot anothr proftbl Porno so I wondr how long she'll b able 2 keep her mansion & maserarti? Doesnt the IRS take 1/2? Isnt the paid boyfrnd BDawe sueing her 4 slander 4 saying he had a "mental brkdwn"? I think she needs a better therapist 4 Sophia & a money mngr now.
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In Pakistan's world of journalism,the man who until now was believed to know the inside story,has now himself become the story.
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The proposed comeback of English heavyweight David Price has been put on hold by a dose of flu. Also, 2012 Olympic heavyweight gold medallist Anthony Joshua has withdrawn from his next professional outing because of a shoulder injury.
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English heavyweight David Price has vacated both his British and Commonwealth titles as he plans to focus on regaining his place among the division's genuine contenders.
European heavyweight champ Dereck Chisora stopped Ondrej Pala in the third round of their main event in London, England, on Saturday. It was the former title challenger's fourth bout of a successful 2013. A British title showdown with David Price or a rematch with Tyson Fury looms for Chisora in 2014.
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Bizarre History of Cape May --Inaugural trip of Cape May-Lewes Ferry was not so smooth
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They love to hold parties in Cape May and in early July 1964 they held two of them, one to mark Independence Day and the other to celebrate a grand opening.
The non-traditional celebration was for the fist official trips of the Cape May-Lewes Ferry on the first day of July, 1964. Ordinarily such an event would not have provided that much historical significance because there had been other ferry crossings to precede it, formally and informally. Several years earlier, for instance, the movers and shakers of vacation land had arranged for tours from Baltimore to Lewes by train and then to Cape May via ferries.
But on this hot sticky day of July during the tumultuous 1960s it was to be different because for the first rime here the ferries were to carry automobiles and, more importantly, the Cape May region could no longer be called the dead end of New Jersey, with no place to advance to unless you were a swimmer or had a boat attached to your automobile.
Not everyone was happy with the addition of the ferry service which was to have its New Jersey landing in Lower Township, although its title said Cape May. Why, it was asked, wasn't it called the Lower-Lewes Ferry?
The main criticism, though, was that motorists would now bypass Cape May and go directly to the docking area without giving Cape May a look. Others argued that the addition of the ferries would make Cape May more accessible and would bring new tourists to the area.
The ferry celebration actually began on the near 100 degree temperature day of June 30 and everything didn't go smoothly, like when New Jersey passengers on the ceremonial trip were stranded in Delaware.
Everything went fine at the ceremony on the Cape May side, however, and then at $10 a trip hundreds boarded the appropriately named SS Cape May for a voyage to Lewes. Ironically, no automobiles were allowed on the ferry. The waters were calm but when the boat reached the Lewes slip at 4 p.m. things went awry.
As the captain maneuvered the vessel around dredge lines and came closer to a large oil drum, the ferry's propeller hooked a steel cable holding the drum and the cable wrapped around the propeller shaft. The captain managed to guide the disabled ferry into the slip but it was in no shape to return to Cape May. Neither were its passengers, who found themselves on the other side of the Delaware Bay without a paddle.
A call for help was sent to the shipyard in Norfolk and authorities there flew an emergency diver and his equipment to Lewes. Three hours after the mishap he was deep in the waters of Lewes cutting off the steel cable and finding no damage to the ferry. At 9 p.m. the stranded passengers boarded the SS Cape Henlopen, which had returned its Lewes passengers to Delaware from the New Jersey ceremony and was about to make another journey to Cape May.
The next day, the first official one, was uneventful and unspectacular. The first ferry left Lewes at 6:47 a.m., seven minutes later than its scheduled departure, and carried eight vehicles and 15 passengers. On the other side of the bay more passengers were anxious to get out of Cape May than into it. Its load included 26 passengers, six cars, a truck and a mobile trailer. By the end of the first month, however, the numbers totaled 27,250 vehicles and 100,700 passengers, amounting to $170,000 in revenues, not grandiose but encouraging enough to indicate that better signs were to come.
For a while, though, there were not better times. In August the crews went on strike and the ferry service was grounded for 17days. Some Democrats were unhappy too, suspecting a Republican plot behind it all. They had been displeased to start off with about conditions at Atlantic City, where the National Democratic Convention was held to nominate Lyndon Johnson for President. They had heard of the new Cape May-Lewes Ferry while at the convention, so some decided to try it out after the convention on the way past Cape May.
But when they arrived at the docks in Lower Township and were told there was no ferry service because of the strike, and had to reroute themselves to the Delaware Bridge, their protests were so loud they could almost be heard in the White House they coveted.
History has recorded that the first formal ferry system in the United States opened in New Jersey in 1824, some 180 miles or so from Cape May, then known as Cape Island. It made its way from Hoboken across the Hudson River to Manhattan. It was to be followed by a series of other ferries that crossed the Hudson, until they were outdated by the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels and the George Washington Bridge.
More than a century later in 1955, when talks were heating up about a possible ferry system at the "dead end" of New Jersey, the Hudson River figured in the local scenario when its day line company offered to operate a service between Cape May and Lewes in cooperation with the New Jersey Highway Commission. But like other plans in those days this one was soon scuttled.
After Hoboken broke ground, or better said broke water, other formal ferry systems began to appear along the Delaware River, most notably between Camden and Philadelphia until they were grounded by bridges bearing the famous names of Walt Whitman and Ben Franklin.
Meanwhile, a bit closer to Cape May, a ferry system between New Castle, Del. and Pennsville was in trouble in the 1940s, unable to meet increasing traffic demands caused by automobiles on the way south or north. Like others before and after them, the problem was solved by building a bridge. This one was to be called the Delaware Memorial Bridge and was to open on August 16, 1951, the same day that the ferries made their last rites voyages beneath it.
In Cape May, however, they were talking not about closing a ferry system, but starting one. Although the two states were not always in agreement, they eventually came up with a compact that established a governing body of the traffic facilities, called for the construction of a second bridge to augment the Delaware Memorial and, most significantly for Cape May, recommended an update of an earlier feasibility study that focused on the possibility of a ferry system.
Eventually there was conviviality on the issue between the two states, some of it apparently enhanced by good food served at a discussion session at a New Jersey restaurant. On the way home a Delaware legislator cautioned the governor not to make a hasty decision on the issue.
What's the problem?" asked Delaware Governor Caleb Boggs.
"Oh, there's no problem," the legislator responded, "but I enjoy these parties so much, perhaps we can encourage them to have one or two more before we vote."
(Some of the information in this article was researched in the book, "A Ferry Tale" by William J. Miller Jr. and at the reference department of the Cape May County Library.)
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You gave me a breath of life
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I felt so lonely living alone and under a lot of pressure having to pay rent for a room that was not even at its standard, so i fell down when my fiancee came online he told me send me copy of your passport and i will buy your ticket to come here so, i went to morocco to be with him and he told me mariah carey will come to morocco do you want to see her i jumped at the chance as i was not much of an addict to her but now seeing her alive changed my mind about her she is the only women in this world that is an inspiration to me like my mother, then months later after spending time with him i flew back to england and i was not in the uk 24hrs before i was arrested and took to court and slammed in prison for 5 months for something that was not even my fault. and now i came across this song and now i exploded into tears :)
A friend in need | Reviewer: RANY | 11/20/12
I used to be shy͵ reserved & introvert....hurt by the bullies & scared to be bullied.....then someone came to my life....that person helped me a lot to overcome my problems & complications......one of the advises i got from the person to listen songs of MC....HERO..I AM FREE..WHEN YOU BELIEVE..THROUGH THE RAIN......now I am happier person than what i used to be.....now I understand what are the meanings of JOY..CHEER..HAPPPYNESS...........THANK YOU MARIAH.......I am indebt to you
JesusLoveUs | Reviewer: Khem Oliver | 11/1/12
Its my first time to listen to this song, it light my fire again, it gives me inspiration to hold on and Stand again for my dreams... the songs of Mariah Angela Carey really inspires one of us.
Thank you Lord for sending her here on earth,Thank You Lord for using her to inspire people who loses Hope and courage and self confident and even in self-believe.... Specially to You LORD JESUS i bow down my life to you, Thank You So Much... I LOVE YOU LORD!!!
heard it for the firs time and liked it a lot :] | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/27/08
ive heard this song today for the first time after feeling so alone because at school i feel like a ghost, no one ever talks to me but this song and all of maria's song always make me feel good.. specially through the rain, hero and one sweet day :')
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I used to come home from school everyday to listen to this song to make me feel better after I was being bullied and made fun of by other kids. I tell you, it helped me so much. It's so beautiful. It's like I am forever indebted to Mariah for the amazing music she puts out. lol <3


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