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I am currently a junior in high school. I attended MDS from Pre-school through the sixth grade. I went to a Prepatory Academy right out of elementry. MDS gave me a head start by providing me with a large vocab range, learning strategies, different ways to approach problems, group projects, and respect towards others. My experiance way very possitive and set me up for a bright future.
I have been a parent at MDS for almost 4 years. It did take time to get used to the Montessori theory, but it does work. The teachers a dedicated to the kids and try to work with the parents. to the parents of any school aged child, get involved with your school no matter how small it may seem, your presence is important and is stressed at MDS. The staff I have known for 4 yrs and it can seem chaotic, but it is a small environment, with only 2 people to help an entire school community. I also want parents to now the extracurricular activities are not Mds responsibility to inform of any changes, they are private individuals using the school so parents don't have to travel. Overall I like the school and my kids have done exceedingly well, my oldest transitioned beautifully to public school this year.
My children attend this school and although the staff is wonderful, I feel the school does not have any problem solving capabilitys. I feel everything is swept under the carpet which is not fair to the parents, things that happen do not bother me as much as having to here it through the grape vine, tell me what is going on. On the other hand they will go above and beyond to help you children and I really like the montessori style of education.
There is something I can't put my finger on, but after 1 year, we will not be back and our overall impression is there is something VERY wrong. The teachers, personnel and staff have what can be characterized as negative dispositions, an astounding lack of organization and technical know how and sub par expectations resulting in poor teaching. There is a lack of program availability. The school itself is in very poor condition despite several parental attempts to raise money and repair the school. There is absolutely NO parent group worth participating in.
My children have attended this school for 3 years. I have been very happy with the teacher, principal and staff. All are supportive and understanding. My son who is in 5th grade has excelled and it has been great to see him mature into a considerate, well versed, intelligent individual. My daughter who is in 1st grade has become more independent and aware of the world around her. The extra-curricular activities offered are excellent, especially considering the school size. The teachers have been wonderful and are excellent at keeping the parent involved and inviting parent participation. We will continue to go to this school as long as circumstances allow.
Most of the office staff and teachers are wonderful, but that doesn't make up for the complete lack of organization, safety, and educational environment they claim to have.
I love this school. All three of my school aged children have gone here, and I would drive from anywhere to allow them to continue to be educated here. This school really 'gets it.' They seem to understand how to foster a sense of independance and self esteem that I have never seen in another program. It is very different at first, but if you allow yourself to step back and watch as the children mature over the years, the results are outstanding. Truly caring, well educated teachers and a great office staff make dealing with the admin a pleasure. Mindy is superb and always willing to go the extra mile.
We were attended to this school for 6 month, my son isn't easy to learn and needs to be pushed all the time, what hardly ever happened in this school. Teachers are ok, kids love them, they are nice and friendly, they have some afterschool programms like chess club, karate, dnace, drumms, what is really helpful if u don't want to pay for extended day care. In general i can say this school is good for kids who has no behavior problems and love to learn, as for us, we are looking for public school with more strickt rules and ways of teaching.
Wonderful school, great teachers and beautiful campus.
This school is lacking in acedemics. I do not believe the teachers are of the best quality and that the kids are well served here. The owner never seems to be up on the latest laws or issues. The admin staff is not very organized. The kids are well behaved and appear happy but more structure is needed. It is not a true Montessori teaching atmosphere.
This school has its heart in the right place, but its utter lack of organization and inability to keep staff are unacceptable. The people themselves are fantastic but poor management will keep this school from succeeding. Sad.
Most of the teacher are great. The school's adm team needs some help in organization. Otherwise, a good school.
I will be touring this school. I am happy to learn that there is such a variety of Montessori Programs in Central Phoenix.
This school is not classic montessori, so know that going in. Also, the office staff isn't the most friendly. Kids are nice and well-behaved, but the curriculum is a bit lacking.
The children at the school are generally well behaved and seem happy. To my knowledge there are little or no bullying problems. The teachers are very dedicated and work hard. There is a friendly attitude toward special student needs or parent requests, but actual action can be very slow (the wise parent will keep checking on progress). This is not a high-tech school. There is no general library to borrow from, although some books are in each classroom for day use. There is no cafeteria but a school kitchen is frequently used to make food for special events/fundraising. Very good coach.
The teachers are great! The children are well mannered. I am amazed at how much my child has learned in kindergarten. The principal is prompt at returning emails. The down side is that the administration seems chaotic, at best. Parents aren't informed about upcoming events until the week they are happening (sometimes only a day's notice). I found the Community Meetings (PTA) very cliquish. And I didn't like being 'pressured' into donating money to the school for the tax credit. They made it sound like a mandatory thing--It isn't.
Appears to be very unorganized. They don't keep parents informed. Had no idea where money was going that was contributed to the school. No newsletters to keep parents informed. Don't like the fact that they went to uniforms this year and how strict they are with dress code. It's not a catholic school, it's a charter school.Did find the children to be very polite,well mannered and very well behaved. Everyone seemed to get a long very well and older children very helpful to the younger ones. It would be great if the school administration would worry more about raising money for the school and organizing things better instead of worrying so much about what the kids are wearing.
Montessori teaching is very different from what parents are used to in public schools. For our children, it is very positive and very productive but it is not for eveyone. Children must be very respectful here and they are taught to motivate themselves, work independently (at their own level) and learn from a ""hands on"" approach. In addition, parents should be very willing to participate and support their kids and teachers with homework requirements.
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As a person who finds checkbook-balancing an ordeal and who tips 20 percent at restaurants because 10 percent is mean and every gradient in between leaves me staring fixedly at the check as though trying to fight my way back from an on-field concussion, I've always felt that "the dismal science" seemed an apt nickname for economics.
I was disappointed, therefore, to learn a few years back that Thomas Carlyle, the coiner of "dismal science," did not, in fact, have in mind the gloom one might feel at the prospect of compelled arithmetic or upon discovering that one had packed Econometrica instead of the New Yorker for a flight to Dallas. Carlyle's disdain, rather, stemmed from his encounter with Malthusian theory, which, we can all agree, had reached decidedly dismal conclusions.
But I've since learned that the eminent Scottish historian had not in fact been pondering the link between procreation and famine when he soured on economics but the views of John Stuart Mill and other political economists regarding slavery and serfdom. As stunningly obtuse and retrograde as he was brilliant, Carlyle believed, among other things, that Africans were "two-legged cattle" needful of the "beneficent whip," that the Irish were a naturally slavish race, and that Mill and company's view of human beings as equal and entitled to freedom did nothing less than threaten the well-ordered edifice of empire and civilization that adorned the world. In a disturbing (to say the least) 1849 essay titled "Occasional Discourse on the Negro Question," Carlyle said of economics: "[T]he Social Science . . . which finds the secret of this universe in 'supply and demand,' and reduces the duty of human governors to that of letting men alone, is . . . a dreary, desolate, and indeed quite abject and distressing [science]; what we might call, by way of eminence, the dismal science."
If Carlyle and fellow travelers (Dickens and Ruskin among them) were angered by the strong political views of the economists of their time, critics of present-day economists have been distressed by a turn away from hot-blooded politics and into the chill arms of abstraction and formula. The charges, as I understand them, are that the rational-actor-obsessed neoclassical economists—the main villains along with Keynesians in this morality play—suffer from "physics envy"; are useless as predictors of economic events (see October 2008); and stand in such idolatrous awe of their sublime models that they fail to note that human beings and their human-wrought institutions do not necessarily bend to the urgings of mathematical constructs and thereby come to considerable harm (see October 2008).
But neoclassical-Keynesian theory, while it dominates testimony before congressional committees, is not all of present-day economics, which happily includes ventures such as "The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: Understanding Pro-Cyclical Mortality," a paper that delves the long-known relationship between prosperity and higher rates of mortality and, after frying up a whole school of red herrings—e.g., the unemployed have more time for exercise or can't afford doughnuts and therefore eat fruit—lands on the finding that in bad times nursing homes are able to hire experienced staff to fill low-wage patient-care jobs, and in good times they take who they can get.
That citation was drawn from a cache of papers published since 1920 by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), a Cambridge, Massachusetts, think tank. (Full disclosure: My wife is a non-economist administrator at NBER.)
"The bureau"—as it's referred to by insiders—coalesces around a few thousand invited "family" members (including 26 Nobelists, at last count). And while NBER posts plenty of documents pitched higher than a dog can hear ("Segregated Security Exchanges with Ex Ante Rights to Trade: A Market-Based Solution to Collateral-Constrained Externalities"), it also takes on such questions as: Does the Ramadan fast depress productivity in Muslim nations? (Yes.) Does it increase feelings of self-worth? (Yes.) Is the importation of foreign technology workers good for local economies? (Yes, in that wages rise for native workers; but no in that housing becomes more expensive.) Does parachuting in a "star" faculty member benefit a university academic department? (No, as regards the productivity of incumbent colleagues. But yes as regards the quality of subsequent hires.)
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Probably a 2. It's been a LONG time since I sewed anything and have a ton of projects I could use this for!
sew me! i am most definitely a 1 but I would love to learn
I'm a 2, could probably manage a straight line!
Hope I make the cutoff!
SEW ME! I'm a 3 too!
SEW ME! I would love to "re"learn to sew again!
I am a 3 and that is why my husband does the button repairs in our house!
I am a sad sewer and my Mom is a professional sewer, I think it skips a generation.
I'm definitly around a 1…maybe 1.5 on the sewing scale. Although I've been pinning some tutorials :)
I'm probably a 3, but would love to be a 10!
How about having another contest, this time with 20,000 comments? I couldn't hardly believe that after only an hour, it was closed.
I got excited that maybe it was me!! :/
Yay! I can't wait to learn to sew better instead of always asking my younger sister to do everything for me:) Thank you!
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Saint Louis Bride is published twice annually — in January and July. The real weddings featured in these issues are chosen in November (for the January issue) and in May (for the July issue).
We are looking for weddings with unique style that take place in (and around) the St. Louis area.
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- May 21st, 2014
Slide Fire Progression Map, released by the USFS Incident Command.
The fire has burned a reported 4,500 acres on the west side of Oak Creek Canyon from north of Slide Rock State Park to the switchbacks.
Approximately 300 structures are threatened at this time north of Slide Rock State Park. Heavy smoke is present in the greater Flagstaff area.
Crews are currently conducting burn out operations off Forest Road 535 to create defensible space between the fire and State Route 89A and Forest Road 535.
Closures include Highway 89A from Sedona to Fort Tuthill in Flagstaff and Forest Road 535 off Highway 89A. Power has been shut off by APS from Slide Rock, north through the canyon.
Extreme fire behavior has been observed.
Coconino County has issued a pre-evacuation warning for residents in Kachina Village and Forest Highlands subdivisions. There has not been a mandatory evacuation given at the time of this release.
Coconino County has set up a call center for the public to obtain general information about the impacts of the Slide Fire. For additional information, call 928-679-4173.
Officials have set up an evacuation center located at Sinagua Middle School at 3950 E Butler Ave. in Flagstaff.
The County is reminding people to please register their cellphone number with the County's CodeRED emergency notification system at www.coconino.az.gov/emergency. Only those residents whose numbers are registered will receive a direct phone call about any type of pre- or mandatory evacuation order.
Due to smoke in the greater Flagstaff area, the public is asked to limit their exposure outside. The County Public Health Services District advises the public that if they feel ill as a result of wildfire smoke to please take necessary precautions. Some tips for those that feel ill would be to stay indoors, use a HEPA filter and limit your activities and contact your health care provider for additional instructions.
For photos of the fire, including exclusive photos from the Incident Command center at Slide Rock State Park and photos submitted by residents and hikers in the area, see the Friday, May 23, edition of the Sedona Red Rock News.
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This year is going to be bad due to little snow and rain!
Forest areas should be closed to the public, as many fires are human caused !
Locals with IDs should get car PASSES, and then be the only people allowed in OCC for the remainder of summer !
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Ward Twp. #1416Two-story cedar-sided cabin on 17.8 wooded acres, bordering Pa. State Forest Land. Situate off of Old Possessions township road approx. 10 minutes from Rt. 15 in Blossburg. Open kitchen/living room/dining area and full bath on first level. Two bedrooms on second level. The on-site well, septic and electric make it a breeze to turn this property into your weekend retreat, vacation get-away, hunting property or permanent residence. The long driveway provides plenty of seclusion. Large covered front porch. Bordering 12,000 acres of Pa. State Forest Land. Excellent area for hunting, fishing, ATV or snowmobile riding. Enrolled in Clean and Green Tax Reduction Program. Annual property taxes approx. $1,150. Just Reduced: $169,900View Gallery
Tioga County - Ward Twp. #1421 Ranch style cabin on 24.5 wooded acres bordering Pa. State Forest Land, near Covington. Situate at the end of a private drive provides seclusion yet accessibility. Built in 2000, the cabin has 1100 square feet of living space, Adirondack wood siding, thermopane windows, steel roof, 200 amp electric service and covered front and back porches. Heated via wood pellet stove and/or propane fireplace. Annual property taxes approx. $900.00 (enrolled in Clean & Green Tax Reduction Program). Go hunting out your back door and/or ride your ATV and snowmobiles for miles. Great family getaway property. SALE PRICE: $169,900View Gallery
Tioga County #1316 Newly constructed two-story, log-sided cabin/home shell on 7.5 wooded acres. Close to Pa. State Forest Land and just 10 minutes from Blossburg and/or Covington. The cabin/home shell is 24' x 36' with an 8' x 36' covered front porch, full second floor, 2 x 6 exterior walls, shingle roof, 200 amp electric service installed and operational. Nestled in the woods off a private maintained drive. Perc approved for a sand mound septic system and/or privy. Put the finishing touches on this property to make it your home/camp/get-away. Hunt on the nearby Pa. State Forest Land. Easy access to Rt. 15. Broker owned. Owner financing considered. SALE PRICE: $105,900(Also available with 4.5 acres for $85,500.)View Gallery
Tioga County #1418 Covington Township ranch style cabin on 3 wooded acres just minutes from Blossburg, at 681 Coyote Lane. This 1200+ sq. ft. vinyl-sided cabin is completely finished inside. With several bedrooms, a larger bunk room, kitchen, living room, bathroom and utility room, this dwelling is ready for your large group. Heated via woodstove and propane. 200 amp electric service, on site well and septic system. Covered front porch. Situate off a private but maintained road, offering year round use. Great area for hunting, snowmobiling and ATV riding. Property taxes approx. $1000. annually. SOLDView Gallery
Lycoming County - Pine Twp. #14155.8 wooded acres with three-car pole garage. New well, septic system and 200 amp electric service. Building site cleared for your home, RV, mobile or cabin. Situate just off of Granger Lane, makes this property convenient to Pine Creek, Rail Trail and Pa. State Forest Land in Blackwell. Pole garage has second floor, utilized as storage or bunking area. Broker owned. Owner will consider financing. Sale Price: $67,500View Gallery
Tioga County #1407 Liberty Twp. mobile home on .6 acre lot just off of Rt. 414 east of Liberty (10860 Rt. 414). The 1400 sq. ft. home has a full block basement. New propane fired hot water baseboard heat, 100 amp breaker electric service, steel roof, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen, and living room. Rural setting with country view. Property taxes approx. $800.00 annually. Nice starter home or cabin/camp get-a-way. Just Reduced: $44,900View Gallery
Tioga County #1408 14' x 40' ranch style cabin with log siding on 2.6+/- level, wooded acres in Ward Twp., with direct access to Pa. State Forest Land. Interior has small kitchen, one bedroom, bathroom, and living room area. Walls are tongue and groove pine, electric heat with 100 amp electric service. Covered 4' x 14' porch. Situate just off of Fallbrook Valley Rd., 10 minutes east of Covington. Perc approved. Broker owned. Owner will consider financing. Sale Price: $58,500View Gallery
Listing #1420Very nice ranch home and detached two-car garage on 5+ mostly wooded acres.
Home has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and open kitchen/living room area. Interior of
the vinyl sided home is tongue and groove pine paneling and laminant floors.
On site well and septic. Block crawl space foundation.
Home is completely furnished (from furniture to dishes). Many other extras.
Drive back the slightly winding driveway and enjoy the serenity on the covered
back porch.
Garage is completely finished inside and out with cement floor and electric. Also a small
2nd floor bunk area for guests, with kitchen and bath.
Property Taxes $2,000. Per year.
Southern Tioga School District.
Also includes a carport and storage shed.
The mature woods borders Pa. State Forest Land.
Situate off a private maintained road.
Bring your suitcase and be ready to spend the weekend/week or move in.
Make this your private residence, retirement home or weekend/vacation
getaway. This is a Must See Property! Sale PendingView Gallery
Cogan House Twp., Lycoming County #1410 9 wooded acres with small cabin on Steam Valley Mountain. Acreage has nice stand of mature woods, access to small trout stream, and is perc approved for a conventional/in-ground septic system. Cabin has chimney for woodstove heat, 100 amp electric service and a composting toilet. MAKE THIS YOUR CABIN GET A WAY LOCATION OR PERMANENT HOME SITE, JUST 20 MINUTES NORTH OF WILLIAMSPORT. Taxes = $600.00 annually. Must See!!! Sold View Gallery
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Updated On: Nov 26 2013 07:53:23 AM EST
Firefighters battled a house fire Monday evening in the Highlands.
Crews were called to the 2300 block of Glenmary Avenue around 7 p.m.
Flames were shooting from the attic of the building when they arrived.
Fire Chief Greg Frederick said the building is divided into three apartments and that two residents were home at the time but got out safely.
It took crews less than an hour to get the fire under control.
No one was injured.
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Monthly Archives: March 2013
'Do you know any Arabs in London?' Israeli airport authorities grill British photojournalist before kicking him out
Detail of the Apartheid Wall, Bethlehem Palestine April 30, 2011 (photo: Mark Kerrison) "I don't pretend to know night-time from day, but if I were your God I'd have something to say" (Ben Gurion Prison, 14th March 2013) These words, scrawled inconspicuously on the wall just above my head amid a plethora of other graffiti,
Federal anti-discrimination law being used to shut down criticism of occupation
More at The Real News The Real News Network episode "Shutting Down Critique of Israel on Campus" interviews Michael Ratner, President Emeritus of the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR). Ratner provides an overview of how Title 6 is used through the Department of Education to shut down critics of Israel and Zionism, then explains how
Unlikely Jerusalem village takes the lead on Land Day
Palestinian protester in traffic at Qalandia checkpoint for the annual Land Day protest, March 30, 2013. (Photo: Team Palestina Facebook) Last year Palestinians protested in thousands to mark Land Day, an annual commemoration of six killed during a 1976 march against land expropriations in the Galilee, but this year's protests failed to capture the same
'My surprise was even greater–' Israeli emboff pens Dickensian letter to Lancet justifying harsh treatment of children throwing stones
Oh, what bureaucratic officious and oleaginous prose is marshaled in the cause of child imprisonment: the press attache for the Embassy of Israel in London delegitimization by writing to The Lancet to protest an editorial that calls for certain basic protections for Palestinian minors imprisoned and often tortured for the alleged crime of throwing stones.
Feeling the wrath of the Israel lobby, 'WSJ' neocon virtually accuses some advocates of dual loyalty
Many people have sent me this Bret Stephens column in the Wall Street Journal five days back in which Stephens, a neoconservative and ardent supporter of Israel, reports that he was disinvited that day from a speaking gig at an unnamed pro-Israel organization because he wrote that Jonathan Pollard should not be freed. I was
Israeli army captain assaults valiant protester Ezra Nawi
I've often gone to demonstrations in the occupied territories with the great Ezra Nawi, an Israeli plumber/activist– of whom there will one day be stained glass window portraits in synagogues. Here, seeking to document the weekly demonstration against the sprawling illegal Efrat settlement in al Masara yesterday, he gets pushed around by an Israeli army
Israeli gov't has allocated 38% of West Bank state land to settlers, 1% to Palestinians
Land, property theft and destruction / Ethnic cleansing Just 0.7% of state land in the West Bank has been allocated to Palestinians, Israel admits Haaretz 28 Mar by Chaim Levinson — Over the past 33 years the Civil Administration has allocated less than one percent of state land in the West Bank to Palestinians, compared
Not a happy Passover for Hebron's Palestinians
Palestinian youth stops in front of road closure to Shuhada Street in Hebron. Hundreds of Israelis traveled over the Green Line to observe Passover in Hebron this week at a carnival-like event as Israeli officials closed the Ibrahimi Mosque to Palestinians in the West Bank's largest city. Since at least the mid-1990s, settlers and religious
Insider-trading case touches on American support for Zionism
Maybe you've been following the government's insider-trading case against nine employees of SAC, the hedge fund started by Steven A. Cohen. I haven't; it all blurs for me. But a friend sent along the latest story on the arrest of SAC employee Michael Steinberg. Here's an anecdote high in the New York Times story by
In Iraq, and now Syria, US seeks secular outcome by… promoting sectarian division
Everybody is talking about Syria, which we can all agree is a mess. With rare exception, this site has not been covering Syria, but I must point out that Assad is fighting a jihadist-dominated rebel movement, and the US is continuing to insert itself by utilizing the "inclusion of some of the more radical forces…
In enforcing DOMA, and in doing nothing against settlements — Obama lacks 'courage of his convictions'
I was enthused by the coverage of the Defense of Marriage Act arguments before the Supreme Court Tuesday and the clear signs that the Court will strike the act down as discriminatory against same-sex marriages. Here are two ways in which this case sheds light on Israel/Palestine policy. 1. Obama's failure to lead. Many have
A tale of two rabbis
Flyer announcing new venue for event (click to enlarge) An event is taking place in New York City on April 4th [flyer at right] to discuss the following questions: Is Israel—or can it be—a democracy? Is there—or can there be—equality in Israel? Can a Jewish state be democratic? The current realities in Palestine/Israel, and deep
My 72 depressing hours on Obama's trail
Image via Blog.StandforIsrael.Org If you ever had a burning desire to see the American-Israeli alliance shine, there wasn't a better place to be than Jerusalem last week. Spending 72 hours there, on the trail of President Obama's tour through Israel/Palestine, was more than enough time to appreciate the enormous work ahead of those wishing to
Anthony Lewis's death unleashes an 'outpouring of vitriol' about his views critical of Israel
Leonard Fein has a column at the Forward remembering Anthony Lewis and his writings critical of Israel. (We saluted Lewis's record here, and quoted from the pieces.) I am shocked by Fein's report that there's been an "outpouring of post-mortem vitriol" because of these writings. I have not seen that outpouring, but I am sure
Liberal Zionist students battled Phila Jewish community to stage event critical of occupation– but 'rooted in love' of Israel
The University of Pennsylvania chapter of J Street, the liberal Zionist organization, sponsored an appearance by Breaking the Silence, the Israeli dissident veterans group, at the school's Hillel two nights back. That's good news. Ahead of the event, the J Street executive committee published an article in the school paper describing the five-month delay in
Obama allowed Zionists to feel cool again
Obama's visit to Israel was annoying – especially with all the excessive yukking over nothing in particular – but there were a few things about it that are worth highlighting. I was a little surprised at the level of frothy excitement projected by liberal Zionists into the public realm. Their virtual palpitations on Twitter seemed
'Look at the world through their eyes' — Obama should take his own advice
Obama after his speech to people of Israel, 3/21, White House photo by Pete Souza It was master-crafted as an ingratiating speech by the world's most important leader talking on behalf of the government that has most unreservedly championed Israel's cause over the decades. Enthusiastically received by the audience of mainly Israeli youth, and especially
BRICS memo: Time 'to take decisive action against the increasing Israeli Occupation as well as Israel's apartheid policies'
Over 150 protestors gathered March 26, 2013 at Speakers Corner at the 5th BRICS Summit taking place in Durban for the Memorandum handover. The Memorandum on Palestine was officially submitted to Marius Fransman, South Africa's Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation. (more photos here) Yesterday the BRICS Memorandum on Palestine was officially submitted to
Another bad review: 'Obama takes Palestinians for granted'
Last week MJ Rosenberg praised Obama's visit as a good investment. Now he's reconsidered, in a post headlined, "Obama takes Palestinians for granted," wherein he states that Obama exposed the fact that the U.S. can't be an honest broker on the conflict. At every stop, he made clear that the United States is 100 percent
Breakthrough: Mennonites divest from 'companies that support Israel's occupation'
Mennonite Central Committee logo Yesterday the Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) United States announced that its board of directors had voted unanimously on March 16 to divest the organization's direct holdings in "companies that support Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza." The global relief and service agency, which represents 15 Mennonite, Brethren in Christ
Hat's off to Anthony Lewis, who in '99 understood that Israel wanted a Palestinian Bantustan
Many are reflecting on the nobility of Anthony Lewis, the champion of civil rights at the New York Times who died in Cambridge two days ago. There is an important Jewish piece to Lewis's story: In his generation, he was at the forefront of Jewish criticism of the Jewish state, to the point that a
Lessons learned from a box of matzoh
Matzoh (Photo: J. Kenji Lopez-Alt) Matzoh, the Jewish bread of affliction, has a historical narrative that dates thousands of years. In our haste to leave Egypt, the land where we were slaves, the Israelites gathered their children, animals, belongings, and bread dough before it had a chance to rise, and before the hard hearted Pharoah
Obama's speech was racist — a Palestinian student explains to 'USA Today'
I remember when USA Today founder Al Neuharth pioneered diversity by insisting that graphs and charts in the newspaper that featured cartoon figures should have dark-skinned figures, too, because USA Today needed to reflect America. Here USA Today reporter Michele Chabin extends that tradition in her report on Obama's speech in Jerusalem last week, and
'Better a battered dream than no dream at all' –liberal Zionist lament
Leonard Fein, the venerable Forward columnist and founder of Moment magazine, sent out a fundraising note on Passover to followers of Americans for Peace Now, the liberal Zionist group. It includes these statements: There is not only a promised land; there is also a promised time. And we are withal, still in the desert. Now


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Ian L. Voirol, 30, of Decatur, died Friday at his residence.
Among survivors are his sons, Quentin Voirol, Isaiah Voirol, and Aaron Voirol, all of Decatur; a daughter, Veronica Voirol of Decatur; his mother, Danalee Voirol of Decatur, and father, Greg A. Cole of Berne.
Visitation is 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, July 19, at Zwick & Jahn Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 7 p.m Thursday at the funeral home.
Lillian Marie Brown, 91, of rural Decatur, passed away Thursday, July 12, 2012, at River Terrace Estates, in Bluffton. Marie was born on July 11, 1921, in Wells County, to the late Charles E. and Lilly Mae (Diehl) Johnloz.
On May 17, 1941 she married Oscar T. Brown; he died in April of 1986.
Ernest Frederick Fennig, 90, of Berne, died on July 8, 2012.
Among survivors are his wife, Florine Fennig, and sons, Jeffrey Fennig (Paula) and Joel Fennig.
Visitation will be on Wednesday from 4-7 p.m. at Swiss Village, Berne. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, also at Swiss Village.
Adrian B. Sprunger, 82, died on July 7, 2012, at Good Shepherd Hospice in Auburndale, Florida.
Adrian was born on December 13, 1929, in Berne, to the late Noah and Amelia (Badertscher) Sprunger.
On June 10, 1950, he married the former Mary Lou Barger.
Keturah M. Wickey, seven weeksold, died Tuesday at Riley Hospital, Indianapolis.
Among survivors are her parents, Leroy M. and Josi D. (Schwartz) Wickey of Monroe.
Visitation will be today from 1-8 p.m. and on Thursday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Wickey residence, 2406 S. Salem Rd, Monroe. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m., also at the Wickey residence.
Arrangements were by Yager-Kirchhofer Funeral Home.
Alberta E. Schaper, 87, of Decatur, passed away Sunday, July 8, 2012, at Woodcrest Retirement Community.
Born in New Haven, she was the daughter of the late Herman and Hortense Fiedler.
Marcel R. Welling, 89, of Bryant, died July 9, 2012, at his home.
He was born January 16, 1923, in Bryant, to the late Henry and Elizabeth (Schaefer) Welling.
On June 24, 1950, he married Mary Ellen (Lengerich) Welling; she survives.
He was a retired dairy farmer and served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He was a member of St. Joseph's Men's Sodality of the church, Knights of Columbus, Decatur, Bryant Senior Citizens, and Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Bryant.
Joan L. Conn, 84, went to be with her Lord on Saturday, July 7, 2012, at her home in Fort Wayne.
Born in Adams County, Joan worked at Parkview Hospital for 21 years, retiring in 2000. She was a member of Covenant United Methodist Church. She was a skilled seamstress, loved to read, knit, crochet and make afghans; which were donated to the church, to the homeless and to shelters.
Ernest Fennig, 90, of Berne, died Sunday evening.
Arrangements are pending at Yager-Kirchhofer Funeral Home.
Erma L. Sliger, 82, of Decatur, passed away at Woodcrest Nursing Center.
Erma was born on June 22, 1930, to the late Frank and Lillian (Hunter) Morrison in Rocky Point, Missouri.
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Gas was not accurate. I was charged for gas I did not use.
The ramp on the truck was difficult to operate.
Do not use the Green Genie location in Bethany Oklahoma as it does not have trucks even though it is listed on Uhaul's list of pickup and drop off facilities.
Lonnie and staff are fantastic, helpful, and efficient. My family recently moved to Seattle from Oklahoma City. We rented U-Boxes from this facility and stored our belongings here prior to shipping them to Seattle. We had priced several moving options and U-Boxes ended up being by-far the most economical. Also, the flexibility of this system is unmatched. We chose to use our SUV to tow the U-Boxes from the U-Haul facility to our home. This allowed us to take our time loading the U-Boxes and return them when we were ready. Since we would be living in a hotel for a while, we were able to store them at the U-Haul storage facility until we had secured permanent housing at our new location. Once we moved into our apartment, I called this location on a Thursday and had them shipped. I was quoted a time of 12 days until my u-boxes would arrive. Imagine my surprise when I received a call on Monday from the local U-haul facility telling me my U-Boxes had arrived! We were thrilled to have our stuff so quick!
Staff was very helpful but the location was extremely difficult to get into and out of. Almost zero parking. Overcrowded outside area.
Great experience!!
Reduce mileage fees, allow delayed payments for rental. $30 service fee on a promissory note when I cannot afford your hidden fees is complete robbery.
Old warehouse. If I was just Returning the rental the place would've been fine. The bathroom was clean. Would hardly call this place inviting. The storage facility is old, hard to navigate. Old style elevators. If it wasn't FREE I would be renting elsewhere. And I WILL be moving at the end of my free month!
26' truck had bad shocks, intermittent A/C and probably a malfunctioning fuel tank float.
altogether, a great customer experience - as always at this location - but the actual driving part was not what I would have wanted.
The customer service is real good, location is average. But I don't like heavy traffic. There was only one thing that I didn't like. When I was taking the truck back and I was replace the gas I used. I pulled up to the gas station realizing it require E - 85. What kind of gas is this? I looked and searched for this type of gas for 1 1/2 hour until I found a station on north edge of town. So needless to say, I was frustrated by the time I had the truck back to its destination. It would be nice if this information was given to me on what kind of gas and locations of gas station where to purchase.
The service at this location was EXCELLENT! The young man came outside as soon as he arrived. We were using the storage facility at the drop off location. The young lady that was there was extremely helpful. She took to me to see the unit to make sure it would work. She gave me another option that ended up working out better than what we originally asked for. This was the best customer service we have ever had a a Uhaul!
The rep at this location---Lonnie?---was an absolute champion. I was so unhappy with U-Haul---the truck had terrible alignment that made me fight to keep it in its lane, which the rep at the Savannah location did not care about at all when I raised it as an issue; and when I called the customer service number to ask which setting most conduced to good gas mileage, I was told exactly the wrong thing---that I swore to myself I'd never go U-Haul again. But your guy in OKC was just great: courteous, professional, speedy, and knowledgeable. I was deeply upset to have to spend so much time fixing the mistake that the guy in Savannah made about the blankets, but thanks to Lonnie (?) I left there feeling great.
It was maybe one of the greatest experiences I've ever had with customer service at any level.
I had a great experience. Staff was very friendly and professional. They took care of our needs.
I always get awesome customer service from Lonnie and every one of his team members.
great service - went the extra mile
Great experience. Easy to book online. Will rent from them again.
Very professional service.
Staff was friendly and helpful.
Great service and very well maintained equipment.
The associates at this location were AWESOME! Very friendly, helpful, knowledgable, and made the beginning of our moving experience very pleasant! MUCH KUDOS to Vicky who was very helpful and cheery!
A little bit of orientation on vehicle.
Alana at this site was extremely knowledgable and helpful. Gave great customer service. She should be on yours segment team!
Have the equipment on the AM of reservation date.
Just when someone has a reservation, get it to when the customer comes in all they hafta do is answer some ?'s to make sure everything is rite, sign & go. All the employees i seen and talked to were great and pleasant. Just to bad they all weren't as good looking as the red head lol. All in all, i will rent from here again
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