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Palestine, as a full member-state of UNESCO, is also a state party to the World Heritage Committee, currently meeting in St. Petersburg, Russia. Membership endows rights and obligations which the latest member deliberately ignores to promote its irresponsible aims.The late Israeli diplomat Abba Eban coined the expression "The Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity." So it was at the UN Committee for the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, held four weeks ago in Paris at UNESCO.Featured as a discussion on "The Rights of Youth and Women," that anti-Semitic hate-fest ("the Jews murder our children and rape our wives") became a planning session for more coordinated boycotts of Israel.Two weeks ago, the Palestinian delegation to "Rio + 25" hijacked a UN conference on water agriculture and biodiversity (vital issues for their people), to disseminate propaganda on "the Judaization of Jerusalem" and "the apartheid wall."So it is now the turn of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, meeting in Russia. Beyond the deadline to register a nomination, Palestine used a stratagem to claim an "emergency basis" inscription of heritage over the Birthplace of Jesus, the Church of the Nativity and the Pilgrim Route, Bethlehem.This was a provocation, in that the three custodians of the Nativity Church, the Greek Orthodox Patriarch Theophilos, the Armenian Patriarch Torkom Mancogian and the Catholic Franciscan Custos of the Holy Land Pierbattista Pizzaballa diplomatically expressed their objection to Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas.Released by the Associated Press on April 11 and signed by the three prelates, was the statement that "Following the meeting of March 19 and after having carefully considered all of the possibilities, we are now able to give our final opinion on the proposal to include the Basilica of the Nativity, with the whole old city of Bethlehem, in the World Heritage List. In our opinion, we do not think it opportune to deal with this request."This did not faze the Palestinians, who on June 11 (according to an AP despatch in the Daily Star of Lebanon of June 23), released what was purported to be a support statement signed in type by the Greek Orthodox and Catholic clerics, with the Armenian notably missing.According to a UNESCO official who requested anonymity,that letter "gave some delegations the impression that the churches had changed their opinion and were no longer opposed to the inscription"SIMILARLY, THE WHC's advisory body, ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) had noted that the nomination could not be considered "under the conditions, concerning damage or serious and specific dangers... Decides not to inscribe the Birthplace of Jesus, the Church of the Nativity and the Pilgrimage Route, Bethlehem, Palestine on the World Heritage List on an emergency basis."That should have ended the matter, just as a similar ruling, that the Le Chauvet-Pont d'Arc Grotto was not in danger, led to a swift withdrawal by France.But Palestine has other designs. At one time, its proposal had read "Greater Bethlehem," which led to the speculation as to whether the Tomb of Rachel was to be included in the protected zone. We should recall that both Rachel's Tomb and the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron were recently designated as mosques by UNESCO's Executive Board.Another site on their wish list is the village of Bittar (the site of the final stand of Bar-Kochba's rebellion against the Romans). The village was awarded the UNESCO Melina Mercouri Prize for its ancient Roman irrigation system. The subtext, however, is the route of Israel's security barrier, currently before the Israeli Supreme Court. If awarded World Heritage status, the Palestinians believe, a court decision will no longer be necessary. This is an exercise of direct intervention for leverage over Israel's sovereign right to self-defense.Palestine has also filed a so-called "Tentative List" of a dozen other sites, including Ancient Jericho, Mount Gerizim, the Old City of Nablus (Shchem) and its environs, Old City of Hebron and its environs and Sebastia. The last is within the 1949 Green Line and the Scrolls pertain, we thought irrefutably; to the Jewish people.Palestinian supercessionism has now moved beyond Jewish sites to those of Christianity, Samaritans and first-century Essenes.Indeed, Algeria, acting as enforcer on behalf of Palestine, presented a new draft which became the basis for the vote. Remarkably, it justified the claim by saying that "Bethlehem is holy to Christians as well as to Muslims. It is a strong symbol for more than two billion believers in the world." Algeria's Ambassador added: "I am a Muslim,we are talking about Jesus, our prophet."The Palestinian delegate's triumphant reaction was more political menace than cultural heritage: "Israel colonizers threaten the existence of the Palestinian people... we will present many more nominations [of sites] in danger from Israel."The international community deleted the scenes, 10 years ago, of the five-week occupation by Palestinian terrorists of the Nativity Basilica, leaving five dead priests and holy objects desecrated. The perpetrators were affiliated with Abbas's PLO, now to become responsible stewards of Jesus's birthplace.It is France that bears the greatest responsibility for this outcome.Indeed, inscription would have been impossible without its vote, which its ambassador unabashedly announced before the otherwise secret ballot. "France will assist Palestine with a management plan for the site," he added. The three other European states, Switzerland, Estonia and Germany, were all identified as voting against.In an ironic two-step schizophrenia, five minutes after the Bethlehem vote for Palestine, the WHC respectfully debated and inscribed the Carmel neanderthal caves as an Israeli heritage site. Sadly, this exception does not break the rule.Palestine's hunger for theft of other narratives has been fed by international donors. Work in Nablus and Hebron was funded by austerity-fraught Spanish taxpayers, to the tune of $3 million.It is little known that, since the 1967 reunification of Jerusalem, the Old City, at least in the WHC, is still dealt with by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, in negotiation with Israel.The Jerusalem question, this year, was divided into two, and no debate was permitted.On the first, the Mughrabi Ascent to the Temple Mount, a consensual Jordanian-Israeli text was adopted. Regarding the second, an annual agenda item on the Old City and its Walls, the parties showed no willingness for discussion and the matter was postponed for a year.It is a pity that this cannot be the procedure for all Holy Land sites Israel offered the Palestinians to likewise consider jointly the heritage claims on their radar screen. The response is a rampage of irresponsible demands for land grabs.It behooves the Jewish people to work with its friends to prevent further depredations against Christian properties and to prioritize campaign in international organizations to defend against theft of the Jewish heritage.The author is director for International Relations of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
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DEBORAH MATZA: I'll just elaborate a little bit. What you talked about is there are several aspects of yoga, and you referred to what people are most familiar with, which is Hatha, which is the series of the physical poses. That's what people think of when they think of folding up into a pretzel. Then there's also breathing practices, and it also includes meditation and often deep relaxation. Some yoga styles include chanting, and there are a number of other aspects. So it's really very comprehensive, but most people, when they think of yoga, just think of the poses.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: When I think of yoga-- and it's something I have been meaning to do-- I've never had the nerve to get in there because I always start thinking, "I'm not limber enough to do yoga." What do you say to people like myself who think you have to be able to put yourself into a pretzel?
DEBORAH MATZA: That's exactly why I was mentioning that, because yoga can be adapted for really almost any individual. There are certain conditions where it's not recommended, but they're very few, and the idea is it helps to promote flexibility in the body. So if you're not limber, it's a perfect place to start. It helps to stretch and tone the muscles of the body and it helps to align the joints and the spine, and it really is excellent for flexibility.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Dr. Kligler, as far as whether it's good for health, can it cure what ails you?
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: The most typical place to use yoga has been, in our country, as kind of a general stress reduction strategy, physical toning, increasing your inner harmony kind of approach. It's also really useful for the treatment of specific conditions. Deborah, in particular, does something called restorative yoga, which is a particular type of yoga teaching that I think is even more suited to people with certain health problems.
DEBORAH MATZA: A lot of people don't know about restorative yoga here in the West. It's based on the work of someone named B. K. S. Ayangar, who was a very revered yogi in India, and he actually started the Yoga Therapy Institute for Healing in India. It's a style of yoga where we use bolsters and pillows and blankets to position people in poses so that they don't need to hold themselves there. So it's very gentle and very safe, and this enables people that normally couldn't participate in yoga, such as older people or people who have certain disabilities, so they can actually do some of these poses because they're very well supported and it's very, very safe. So it has a lot of clinical and therapeutic application as a form of yoga.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Give an example of some condition somebody might have where yoga would be recommended for them.
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: You might have an older person who had some fairly significant arthritis that was limiting their mobility, and a gentle but sort of ongoing yoga approach might help them maintain flexibility and deal with their pain problems. I've been sending a lot of my patients when they are pregnant for prenatal yoga classes, because it helps with dealing with the increasing burden of carrying a pregnancy and, it seems to me, it also helps people have an easier delivery if they've been practicing yoga and practicing the breathing during the pregnancy. A whole range. There are actually very good research studies looking at people with asthma and learning some yoga breathing techniques and showing that you can decrease people's medication needs. So there's a whole range of specific conditions that you might use it for.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Chakras. I've heard this term. How does that relate to yoga, Deborah?
DEBORAH MATZA: In yogic science there's something called prana, which is believed to be a subtle energy that flows throughout the body. It's very similar to, in Chinese medicine, the principles of chi that flows along certain meridians. So the chakras are believed to be focal points of energy, sort of energy vortexes that are aligned throughout the body. So that's how it relates to yogic practice. It's believed by doing some of the asanas and some of the breathing practices that you can actually release some blockages in the chakras or in the prana so that it can flow more freely.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: In the yoga classes I mentioned before, what does a typical class consist of? If I were to take that step and walk in and take a yoga class at my health club, what could I expect?
DEBORAH MATZA: There is a fair amount of variation, and it does depend on the setting. Health clubs, more often than not, use yoga as a very energizing, almost aerobic practice, and often they will have some meditation at the end. So it depends on the style. The yoga practice that I teach, we start with doing the physical poses, which are called asanas, and then we lead people through a deep relaxation, through meditation, and also through breathing practices.
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: Is your question, really, "Do you have to stand on your head right away?"
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Or all of that. Do I have to take a flexibility course?
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: Do you take a yoga class?
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: I have to admit that I have done it in the past. I haven't recently.
DEBORAH MATZA: We'll work on this.
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: What's holding you back?
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Can kids start out with it, or is it more of for adults?
DEBORAH MATZA: Not for very young children. Usually we start with children age six and above, but we kind of make it fun for them. A lot of the poses are based on animals and different postures that animals do in nature, and that's actually how some of the poses were derived originally, so the kids love to do those kinds of things, have fun with that.
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: My kids have gone to yoga class with my wife and really loved it. They found it really funny and fun.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Give a typical pose-- you've mentioned a couple-- and what's a more popular pose or common one that one might do in relation to other poses?
DEBORAH MATZA: I think you were joking about it, but the shoulder stand is one that I think people have seen a lot, which is an inverted pose where the legs are lifted in the air and you're supporting the back with your arms, so it helps to promote circulation of the blood return back to the heart, and also promotes circulation of the lymph fluid in the body. It's actually a very powerful pose.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: I assume it's very calming, very quiet and meditative. What do people usually say when they've just had a yoga session? How do they feel after as opposed to before?
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: I think I want to recognize that there are a lot of different strategies, and there are some yoga practices that are very vigorous and you come out sweating and really feeling like you had a workout. There are others that are more meditative, as Deborah was describing, so to some degree-- Everybody who has had a good experience with a yoga class is going to come out feeling more relaxed, more connected to their body, more like their feet are on the ground and they're fully connected to themselves. I think that's what you're striving for, and that, in a lot of cases, is where the health benefits are going to derive, from that experience. It's the same as some other practices, though, in that you go to a yoga class once a week and that's a good start, and what you really need to do is learn how to incorporate it into your daily practice, the way you brush your teeth and you do other things that are important to your health. That's where you really see people experiencing very, very significant benefits, when people are able to bring it into their life from day to day.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Brushing your teeth can be done in a yoga way. Is that how you would say it?
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: I guess if you're really pressed for time you could do it that way.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Deborah, you're a certified yoga instructor. How does someone become certified? What do you have to study to reach that?
DEBORAH MATZA: Again, there are a lot of different schools of yoga, and the school that I became trained in was a six-month program where we met several times a week and often on the weekends, and went away on a retreat, a silent retreat, for a weekend, and we study anatomy and physiology as well as the poses and their benefits, contraindications, and we went deeper into the philosophy of yoga, where it goes beyond just the physical practice. It gets into spiritual aspects. A lot of people do practice yoga as a spiritual practice.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Who is instructing you when you are becoming certified?
DEBORAH MATZA: A certified institution. A recognized, certified school.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Do different states have different regulations?
DEBORAH MATZA: No, it's more dependent upon the different schools and different styles.
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: It's not regulated like some of the disciplines are in the sense of-- there's no licensing. There are reputable schools depending on what type of yoga you're practicing, and that's where you go for your training. You're getting trained by someone who has been trained to teach and certify people, basically. Occasionally these are people who have gone to India to study and come back. Sometimes they are people who have just studied here for an extensive period of time.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: All the benefits that yoga has, would a simplification be that it is, as we've mentioned, in the meditative form very calming, so if you are stressed-- and obviously people who live in New York City, it's a stressful city to live in-- would you say that yoga would be a great way to bring that stress down?
DEBORAH MATZA: Absolutely.
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: There are some places that are offering yoga classes at lunch hour as a way to kind of-- from the company's--
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Yoga and yogurt?
DR. BENJAMIN KLIGLER: Yoga and yogurt.
DEBORAH MATZA: That's a catchy title. Also, there's a lot of interest in office yoga, or workplace yoga, where there are stretches that you can do in a chair, on the floor in your office, that are very practical and really help to relieve the stress of the day, very simple things that you can do.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: We appreciate both of you coming by and informing all of us about the benefits of yoga. Dr. Ben Kligler and Deborah Matza. She's a certified yoga instructor in addition to being a nurse. Thanks to both of you for coming by.
We hope you've learned a lot about yoga. Get out there and check the schedule at your health club, and I'll do it if you do it.
DAVID FOLK THOMAS: Thanks for joining us on this webcast. I'm David Folk Thomas.


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A relative I met while visiting Portsmouth, NH in 1984 showed me research that he did on his Amazeen ancestry, much of it early history. As I recall, the primary sources he found were located in the state archives of New Hampshire (e.g., wills from the early 1700s, one of which was John Amazeen's will from 1705, marriage records, cases before the magistrate, tax lists, etc.) My perception at the time I visited him was that during his retirement years he put quite an effort into researching the Amazeen family. He put together the Amazeen family tree up to the early 1800s based on this research. When he died in 1986 I was fortunate to have some of this information provided to me by a cousin who was given access to this research by his widow. This was the source of the family tree I outlined in the earlier posting. Prior to meeting this person, I obtained family information from the Library of Congress' Local History and Genealogy room in the early 1980s, but nothing as detailed as was given to me by my cousin.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Freshman LaDontae Henton scored 21 points and Providence defeated Boston College 64-57 Thursday night."A lot of people say, `Why do you give the ball to a freshman?" said coach Ed Cooley. "He's a college basketball player. I don't look at him as a freshman anymore."Henton entered the contest averaging 18 points and nine rebounds over the last three games."My first couple of games I played pretty good, but now, I'm feeling like I've got a rhythm," Henton said.Vincent Council added 17 points and eight assists for the Friars (8-2) and Gerard Coleman had 12 points.Ryan Anderson, California's Mr. Basketball last season, led BC with a career-high 16 points. Patrick Heckmann had 12 and Dennis Clifford added 10.But the Eagles shot just 33 percent from the field. Providence's defense was led by Brice Kofane, who finished with seven blocks."I thought Kofane was the player of the game," Cooley said. "I thought his energy really helped us with this W."BC defeated Providence in an 88-86 game a year ago, but that was a very different Eagles team.Only two players who scored against the Friars last season played for BC in this year's matchup. After losing 10 letter winners from last year, the Eagles' top four scorers Thursday were all freshmen.Both teams came out cold, and Providence led just 4-3 after 6 minutes.Bilal Dixon, whose points per game had fallen from 5.7 last year to 2.9 this season, helped Providence regain the lead by scoring all six of his points in the waning minutes of the half. The forward also finished with 10 rebounds.On the final play of the first half, Henton had a put-back to give the Friars a 30-26 lead.The Friars maintained a slim lead for most of the second half, and BC was down only 56-53 with three minutes left."I thought we played well tonight," said BC coach Steve Donahue. "But the margin of error is so little."With just over a minute remaining, Henton got the ball in the post, missed a shot, got his own rebound and then muscled a second try over two defenders to give the Friars a comfortable seven-point lead."Coach drew it up for me to get the ball in the post," Henton said. "That's what I'm here for-to add a multidimensional game-inside and out."The victory was Cooley's 100th as a coach, all but eight of which came at Fairfield University, where he coached before this season. He has 71 losses."I'm looking forward to 101 because that's the next one," Cooley said. "I want to coach my 800th win at Providence College."
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|FG Made-Attempted
|17-51 (.333)
|24-55 (.436)
|3P Made-Attempted
|8-20 (.400)
|6-17 (.353)
|FT Made-Attempted
|15-19 (.789)
|10-14 (.714)
|Fouls (Tech/Flagrant)
|16 (0/0)
|17 (0/0)
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|Team Stats: Boston College | Providence
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12/18 BRY 1:00pm
12/21 SHU 7:00pm
12/29 HARV 7:00pm
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12/20 UNH 7:00pm
12/23 @URI 7:00pm
12/27 @SJU 7:00pm
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Nintendo Tries to Trademark "It's On Like Donkey Kong" Phrase
Nintendo also tried to trademark "Gotta Catch 'Em All," which as you know is tied into the company's Pokemon cash cow. But what you might not be aware of is that Nintendo didn't create the phrase "It's on like Donkey Kong," which GameStop says was popularized by rapper Ice Cube when he used it in his 1992 track "Now I Gotta Wet'Cha." Now a part of pop culture, the phrase has been used in everything from American Wedding (Stiffler said it) to a sports commercials with the Williams sisters (tennis) and Manning brothers (football).
So what do you think -- should Nintendo be able to trademark a phrase it didn't create, or does the videogame maker have every right to do so since it involves Donkey Kong?
They probably plan on using the phrase in some promotional materials, and their over-zealous lawyers are blindly trademarking every catch-phrase in those materials.
It should be denied, as it wasn't coined by Nintendo and no one would use that phrase to try to misrepresent their product as a Nintendo product.
Agreed, I am supprised they are just not suing everyone who uses the phrase "Donkey Kong"
Like the ones who make those shirts:P
"I don't know. It's a pretty popular phrase but I don't think it's right for Nintendo to trademark it."
What? I know Kong was associated with King Kong since the thirties.
Donkey has been a popular phrase for a long time, and the Donkey (or Jacka$$) is commonly associated with the DNC? :P
But as someone who actually remembers 1981, I don't remember hearing the two put together to for "Donkey Kong" until the game came out. The two put together refers to the game and is their trademark.
Just like you cant tm Star or the word Wars, but you put them together and you have an empire!
[quote user="animatortom"]And yes Ice cube should have to pay off since that is basically ripping other peoples creativity off! [/quote]
He said that phrase in 1992, when the LA Riots were happening, when "The Predator" (the album, not the movie) was released. Who knows who created it first but Ice Cube was the first to popularize it. And how is "It's on like Donkey Kong" ripping off creativity? If there's this clause that prohibits me from using Nintendo names in my phrases, let me know.


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Jets players OK with safety changes -- if the sport doesn't suffer
One by one, Winnipeg Jets players stepped in front of the cameras to be grilled by the media about the potential rule changes being tossed about by NHL bosses in Florida.
Hybrid icing... a rule against hand passes in the defensive zone... the possible re-introduction of the red-line... the discussion of the elimination of the trapezoid that stops goaltenders from drifting into the corners to play the puck...
Serious stuff, to be sure, especially as it relates to player safety.
But the timing of such a discussion -- especially with the Jets in a dogfight for a playoff spot -- seemed a bit odd and the debate far too technical at a time where this crew is fixated on the here and now, not possible changes that wouldn't come into effect until next October.
Leave it to Blake Wheeler, then, to lighten the discussion a tad.
Asked what he would change if he were commissioner, he offered this without a nanosecond of hesitation:
"Make the nets bigger, goalie pads smaller, everyone makes the playoffs and no salary cap."
But seriously, folks...
"I think the game is great the way it is," Wheeler said with a shrug. "They are obviously talking about certain things and hopefully whatever they do is for the betterment of the game, but I think the way it's played right now is pretty good."
And therein lies the great dilemma for the NHL. Obviously, any changes to the game that can help eliminate serious injury are worthy of discussion.
But the question is, how much is potentially too much?
"I like the game the way it is," began Jets coach Claude Noel. "If you put the red-line back in, for example, and start creating two-line passes... the problem is coaches study and we're going to end up clogging this thing up and bringing it to a grinding halt. That's what happened before. Then people blame the coaches.
"(Assistant coach) Charlie Huddy had a good point... It's almost like they need to revert back to the equipment they had 15 years ago where you don't have the hard plastic pads, elbow pads, and all those things. The equipment we're using has really evolved a lot. It's dangerous.
"When I played, we had catalogues for shin pads."
And so as the discussion on rule changes was tossed about Tuesday -- some Jets, for example, were in favour of hybrid/no-touch icing while others liked the rule the way it currently is -- centre Bryan Little offered up an insightful take on the proposed alterations.
"I like the game the way it is," he said. "They're being cautious about the safety of the players, which I like. But I'm not for major rule changes or changing too much.
"This is the game I grew up with. I don't want to be going out there playing a different game with different rules after being in the league for a few years now."
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NHL's GMs are working on two potential rule changes, hybrid icing which could be used in the NHL next season and a ringette line to be tested in the AHL next year:
Hybrid Icing: This rule is already used by the NCAA and USHL The NHL plans to study this rule and alter it to fit its game:
"For the purpose of interpretation of this rule, 'Icing the Puck' is completed the instant the puck crosses the goal-line, unless an attacking player, who is onside at the blue-line and with no opponent between him and the goal-line and who is clearly in a position to be the first player to touch the puck, icing shall not be called. This decision by the Official shall be made no later than the first player reaching the end zone faceoff dots. If the puck enters the goal in this situation "icing" shall not be called and a goal shall be awarded."
Ringette line: The ringette line prohibits a team from making a two-line pass -- or a pass across the centre line -- until it crosses the ringette line in its own end.
The line would be painted at the top of the face-off circles in both ends. The GMs believe the line would encourage more forechecking. AHL president Dave Andrews was at the GMs' meetings on Tuesday and doesn't believe there will be opposition from his league to test the ringette lines next season.
"If this group of NHL GMs think this is worth trying, then I don't have a problem with it and I don't think there will be a problem trying it," said Andrews.
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The server then brought ice cream out for the kids that turned out to be on the house. When the check came, there was a $4 discount for "well-behaved kids."
"A pleasant surprise after a lovely meal," Mrs. King wrote on her Wordpress blog after an image of the receipt was posted on Reddit and quickly went viral.
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Choosing a Cooperative Preschool
In a word, choosing a cooperative preschool is all about involvement. Parents are in the classroom supervising, interacting, and participating on a regular basis. It quickly becomes less about making snacks and homemade playdough and more about making memories, friends, and a personal investment in your child's education.
Why Annandale Co-op?
If you are looking for a preschool in Fairfax County, you have a difficult decision ahead of you. There are many important factors to weigh: the right fit for your child, the right fit for your family, your lifestyle, and even your commute. Finding the right preschool in Fairfax County takes a bit of research, time, and soul-searching.
At Annandale Cooperative Preschool, we will not only welcome you into our hallways and classrooms, we will welcome you into our community.
At Annandale Cooperative Preschool, our curriculum is based on the well-tested research of many specialists in the field of Child Development and continues to be created and lovingly implemented by our well-trained and highly experienced teachers. We are proud to be one of the few NAEYC-accredited cooperative preschools and feel strongly that the role of the co-oping parent makes the core of our curriculum that much more meaningful.
Our facilities
Beyond the individualized classrooms which exceed Virginia state and NAEYC requirements, Annandale Cooperative Preschool has an Activity Room, a courtyard garden, a nature trail, and huge playground, all of which make our school a wonderful place to learn.
Parent Participation
One thing is for certain: Joining a cooperative preschool demonstrates to your child that you have a personal interest in his or her education, and that you are committed to helping them succeed. And if you get a chance to enjoy a little adult time and work on projects and committees that are a bit more stimulating to your "grown-up" mind, all the better for it.
Be a part of a community
Somehow something happens when you pull into the preschool parking lot. The stop-and-go hustle and bustle of our little DC suburb gets hushed by the woods surrounding the school. You walk your children to school on a gravel studded safety path filled with deliciously distracting nature. You join other parents as you make the short trek to the school, teaching your children without even realizing it: "Look, this is how you make friends."
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You don't have to be a parent of a young child to support a great community preschool. Donate to our preschool auction, be a sponsor on our annual 5K Fun Run t-shirt, or purchase an advertisement on our webpage. We know from experience that word of mouth is a powerful tool.
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Annandale Cooperative Preschool has met and/or exceeded all ten standards of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and has maintained its accreditation with the NAEYC for over 10 years. In fact, ACPS is the only cooperative preschool in Northern Virginia that has maintained its accreditation even with its recently heightened qualifications.
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Ideally, follow a general rule of including a fruit or veggie, a protein and a carbohydrate. We are a peanut and nut free school so please check the labels. Due to choking hazards, no carrots, popcorn, hotdogs, or...Read More
Tours On Request
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Math Through Play
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We are an Amazon Affiliate!
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