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My Teen Daughter Is Going To Public School Now...
Posted 17 June 2014 - 09:06 AM
Posted 17 June 2014 - 09:25 AM
Mayhap you ought to pull her out of that miniature sodom and homeschool her. She will be stronger, then, when she goes anywhere...
School these days are much higher tech, higher then what we can handle, add to that music, sports, and learning to work and live with strangers is very important. Home schoolers are just taking it to easy. Starting the day late, and ending early is not good at all.
Posted 17 June 2014 - 09:26 AM
Meh - you obviously don't know what you're talking about re: homeschool.
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 09:36 AM
Meh - you obviously don't know what you're talking about re: homeschool.
Can you tell me what is a normal home school day, is like? Starting with the time they are actually reading or doing there work. I forgot do they have home work?
Posted 17 June 2014 - 09:46 AM
Homeschool varies from home to home. In ours, school started at 8:30 and got done by lunchtime. And then in the afternoon, he did homework. You say that isn't enough time? Well, if I had taught him til 3:30, he would have been in college by 10 years of age. As it is, he has scored extremely high on all testing he's ever done.
The thing you obviously don't understand about homeschooling is that learning doesn't just take place while in a sitting position listening to a teacher. There's a lot more to it. Reading - of which we did a lot - for starters. And that is why my first grader spelled better than most high school graduates, etc. Time spent with Mom and Dad - talking, instructing (in things other than scholastic), working. And the list goes on.
Yep, there are "homeschoolers" that use that as an excuse to be lazy. But, then, there are teachers in every academic setting that are lazy, so don't broad brush homeschoolers.
I taught school and I homeschooled my son (and there were a few others there also being taught). And I guarantee the learning curve in homeschooling is much higher than in a classroom situation.
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 09:56 AM
Posted 17 June 2014 - 10:16 AM
Homeschooling is not isolation. Parents have a lot of options to get their kids out and about. People used to comment about what a people person our son was. Well, while we were homeschooling. Once he went to school he became quite an introvert (for reasons which I'm not going into).
There are homeschool support organizations where kids can get all kinds of extra stuff. But some of that isn't necessary. Drama/acting? My son didn't need it at all. Believe me. (who really needs to learn how to act - we are all sinners and lying comes naturally...why teach someone how to do it?).
Advanced math? Of course - homschoolers can get into a lot more than in a traditional classroom because of time. When one homeschools, subjects are learned without having to wait for all the other kids to catch up and/or be on the same page.
Computer skills? Most families have computers, so that (and typing) is something most kids get anyway. Computers were not much in vogue in our son's school when he was growing up. But guess what? He's pretty intelligent and he was able to master the computer - so much so that that is what he did in the Guard (and that's all the detail on that one I can share!).
Perform in front of others? We shouldn't teach our children to perform. If you are meaning how they behave, I've never met a misbehaving homeschooled child (don't take that to mean they aren't sinners...). Spending time with parents teaches children how to be good conversationalists with all ages, and they don't become peer dependent.
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 10:35 AM
Take your daughter to church and have her involved with the youth group...that will give her all the social interaction she needs. When she reaches the appropriate age she can accompany the youth group on outreach ministries and she'll get all the knowledge of the world and the worldly she will require to understand their lost condition.
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 10:48 AM
I kept mine heavily involved in the church youth group and to "expose them to the world" I had them volunteer at the homeless mission, nursing homes, the hospital, and children reading at the public library. They also were involved in the secular youth orchestra, so they got a dose of the realities of this world there as well. Just enough of a dose to make them realize just how light a load Jesus has for us Christians, because they could see what the very heavy load of sin does to the lost. My son scored 1910 on the SAT, my daughter 2000, so homeschooling prepared them well. Teaching It also kept me sharp, which has enabled me to be successful in now my Junior year of college at the age of 57. I am carrying a 3.63 g.p.a.
Bro. Garry
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 10:53 AM
Posted 17 June 2014 - 10:59 AM
Do they have computer classes, advance math, typing. Drama and acting classes. How do they perform in front of others. I am not against home schooling, but I am against isolation.
Computer = home computer. If you have one, your daughter is probably already better on it than you are. Kids pick up technology like breathing.
Advanced math = just buy the textbook. You can find local and online tutors if your girl needs help.
Typing = Mavis Beacon; Typing Instructor Deluxe (my favorite). Don't need a class to sit in front of a computer and practice!
Drama/acting = lots of towns have acting groups, some areas have homeschool drama groups too.
Behavior = homeschool kids are generally better behaved than public school kids, and are better at working with all age groups - not just their peers.
I remember when I was a teen, there was a lady teacher that questioned my mother because she was concerned about our "lack of socialization". Even 15 years ago, that was a losing argument. Homeschoolers are not isolated (unless you want to be). Homeschool groups, church groups, community groups (choirs, Toastmasters, Scouts, Air Cadets, museum volunteering, music lessons, etc., etc.), lots of time for having friends over (I remember doing my school in the middle of the night while having sleepovers so we could have the whole next day to play!) - seriously, the idea that homeschoolers are isolated is a total myth!
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 11:31 AM
We homeschool our children and they have really suffered.
My oldest joined the Navy at 17. He scored a 91/99 on the ASVAB, finished 2nd out of 582 in Boot Camp, 1st in his Information System Technician "A" school (earning a meritorious promotion to E-4). When at his sea command was allowed to take the E-5 exam one cycle early because of his work ethic and conduct. He scored in the 95th percentile and was promoted to Petty Officer 2nd Class in under two years of Naval service. That is above extraordinary. He also earned his Enlisted Surface Warfare and Air Warfare pins as well as a Navy Achievement Medal. Following the Navy he went to college for a Chemistry Degree, one of the toughest degrees available. He has just completed his second year with all straight "A"s with the exception of an "A-" in Organic Chemistry 2, and has been on the Dean's List all semesters. Not bad for someone only 23 years old.
My daughter has worked with inner city youth since she was 16 (you know, the ones that get all that good public school education and socialization). After High School she did two years missionary work at inner city schools in Oklahoma City. She is now headed to PCC for an English Degree. I see great things for her future.
I am completely content that my children were not direct participants of the garbage I see coming out of the Public School System. With the type of socialization they would have gotten there I do not believe they would be nearly as successful as they are now…, neither do they. My son did not like being home-schooled at all. When he was allowed to make his first call home from boot camp he said in tears, Mom & Dad, I am so glad you did what you did. He saw firsthand on a very large and personal basis what the world and public education wrought in the lives of all his Navy peers and the truth hit home.
I have two children left. The Public School System isn't even close to an option.
Edited by 282Mikado, 17 June 2014 - 11:33 AM.
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 09:35 PM
Do they have computer classes, advance math, typing. Drama and acting classes. How do they perform in front of others. I am not against home schooling, but I am against isolation.
Wow! Amongst believers there is someone who acts like my mother.
She was all worried about 'social' activities, like 'experiencing sin so they can survive in the world'.
Where is that in the Bible?
What part of 'come out from among them, sayeth the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing' don't you get?
Edited by Genevanpreacher, 17 June 2014 - 09:37 PM.
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 09:49 PM
Do they have computer classes, advance math, typing. Drama and acting classes. How do they perform in front of others. I am not against home schooling, but I am against isolation.
Many communities have homeschool co-ops, where they can take advanced math classes, acting, music, drama, etc...in addition to any other kind of classes. Our daughter took French at one of these co-ops. I think it was $50 a month (per class) when she went a couple of years ago. I know of several families (who could afford it) who sent their children there for all of their classes...so they were basically in a Christian school all day, but it was for homeschoolers.
TGL, a child would only be isolated if the parents allowed it to happen.
As for me...I would take an introvert for a child any day over exposing my child to such open sin; thereby, hardening their heart to sin to where sin becomes more acceptable...instead of sin being exceeding sinful.
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 10:57 PM
I've been home schooled and public schooled, and I taught in a couple of Christian schools. Of the three if I ever have children, they would be home schooled if at all possible.
When I was being home schooled we followed the schedule of a private school for the hours, holidays, vacation days, etc. An average day was from 8:30-3:30 with proper scheduling of subjects, recess, and lunch times. And yes, we had home work - such as book reports and any work we failed to finish during the time allotted for the subject. We also had PE at a local school track or the local park. We learned tennis as our sport. I dabbled in badminton, but wasn't good at it. If one of us kids expressed an interest in a certain sport or activity, my parents encouraged us in it and bought the proper equipment for it.
A parent who decides to home school their children will be responsible for their child's education and socialization. If you want your child to learn computers, buy one (if you haven't already), get a text book appropriate to the child's grade, and teach them the computer skills you believe they need to succeed.
If you want her to be socialized, then get her involved in youth activities and sports (she does not have to be in either Christian or public schools to be involved in sports or misc activities), encourage her to invite friends over to your house from church or the youth activities.
For music, ask what instrument she enjoys and hire a private tutor to teach her. The one-on-one lessons will benefit her greatly, and if she wants to be involved in an orchestra, the music teacher should be able to point you in the right direction.
She will only be isolated if you isolate her.
Home schooling is not something that should be considered lightly. It takes a huge amount of prayer, preparation, planning, time, effort, money, etc... It should not be put together haphazardly or jumped into because of pressure from other Christians. If you honestly don't believe you are capable of teaching your child yourself, then look at other options. Public school shouldn't be the go-to first choice. There are home school groups you can look into, then look into Christian schools, private schools, and as a last consideration, public school.
All that said, I do not believe a Christian putting their child into public school is the mark of bad parenting. And I don't believe my time in a public school 'damaged' me spiritually. I can, however, say that I do not have any good, lasting friendships from that school. I was involved in one activity, choir, and I can tell you the conversations I heard/was involved in on the bus to and from competitions was an education I doubt my parents wanted me to have.
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Posted 17 June 2014 - 11:11 PM
I know around here, home schoolers get a certain amount of money to put toward extra activities, I know one youngster in our church who is taking horse riding lessons and using that money towards it.
While im no where near having kids, home schooling is definitely my preferred choice.
Edited by Jordan G, 17 June 2014 - 11:12 PM.
Posted 18 June 2014 - 04:40 AM
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Posted 18 June 2014 - 05:52 AM
Wow! Amongst believers there is someone who acts like my mother.
She was all worried about 'social' activities, like 'experiencing sin so they can survive in the world'.
Where is that in the Bible?
What part of 'come out from among them, sayeth the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing' don't you get?
Don't forget to clean your ears, and cut your finger nails... Mom
They need to grow and see the truth my friends, around them. You are not protecting the kids, keeping them in the home all the time, but making them weaker to reality.
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Does anyone else hope that this just ends up being a really good 1 season series? I feel like it's really coming together and they'd have to come up with a whole new convoluted plot to continue on another season. As it stands, we have five more episodes in the season, which seems like a good amount of episodes to wrap everything up.
[–]traveler89 4 points5 points6 points 2 years ago (1 child)
although I enjoy watching the show i think that it really needs to be all tied up and end in this season. You are right I don't see how they can do a 2nd season and even if they do it will prob be cancelled halfway through, and then we are stuck being unsatisfied with it not ending.
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I don't know for sure, but people on facebook are saying that the ratings are pretty bad so we may not even get a second season anyway :(
[–]Ashton42 2 points3 points4 points 2 years ago (2 children)
last night was the first time I was full on in, "oh shit!!!" mode.
I'd been trying to figure out why Siobhan is such a bitch (other than the dead kid thing), and what her ultimate plan was and WHY?!
and then boom! Andrew is a baddy bad guy and she really is "just" trying to bring him down. And poor Bridge is just in crazy trouble again.
I did feel old when juliet told her dad to do, "what that guy in Hot Tub Time Machine did in that old movie..." I was all, daaaaaaaang....kids wouldn't just know Say Anything.*
[–]ronxi 2 points3 points4 points 2 years ago (1 child)
Seriously?? First time?? Happens to me like 3 times per episode.
[–]Ashton42 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
yeah, I mean I wonder what's going on, but there hasn't been anything that really got me until last night. It's been kind of boring, to me, the past few episodes.
Gemma actually dying and Juliet being in on the scam were like, "oh, that's too bad," but Andrew's, "I'll kill you," ponzi badness coupled with Siobihan kind of being on the "right" side...
or, it may have been the wine. ;)
[–]sammysdarkangel115 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
I agree with you. I think if they do it right they could end it this season. but I have know idea how they plan on doing another season. who knows
[–]CrazieKC 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Don't forget that they is that whole baby thing that Siobhan has going on. I'm not sure they'll get to a point where Andrew knows Siobhan is Bridget and the whole story. There are a few plots that could be carried out into another season. So much drama and I love it!
PS: last night I had to giggle at Siobhan pretending to be Bridget pretending to be Siobhan.
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I saw a few washingtonias in va beach so there definetly hardy there. I think you should try growing them. For the winter you should protect them. |
I'm guessing Chincoteague Island might be borderline zone 8a/8b since Virginia Beach is solidly 8b and where I am is the northern end of 8a along the Eastern Seaboard. Plus, being an Island between the "Mainland" Virginia portion of the DelMarVa Peninsula and the Assateague Barrier Island, Chincoteague may have a unique micro-climate, slightly warmer than their neighbors on the rest of the Va Portion of the Peninsula. While doing research on Sabal Palmettos, I came across a few articles about how during the earliest colonial days in the 1600s, a stand of S. Palmettos were reportedly growing on Chincoteague. They likely were cut down for farming, building the town or succumbed to the "mini ice age of the 1700s and 1800s, as some suspect. It might explain why Sabals do so well in Virginia Beach. I was a bit disappointed that I didn't see any of them in Chincoteague. Maybe some private back gardens are harboring some... |
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Hi Wet, I would haved liked to see some photos. Maybe next time. Considering Chincoteague Island is a barrier beach somewhat southward of DE, its feasible to get away with some palm growth there. I never heard the story that sabals were found that far north. I know they do not always do well planted in open beach areas of coastal NC and VB. The cold winds desicate them on bad winters. But if planted just a block inland with some other tree and home wind protection they seem to thrive even! I heard early settlers found sabals growing at Cape Hatterus NC but cut the native population down for food. Its called a cabbage palm because they eat the bud and it tastes like cabbage. |
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wetsuiter i think there might be a microclimate but what I think makes va beach warmer is the chesapeake bay. When going south across the eastern shore after you cross the Delaware bay the area becomes a solid 7b and after you cross the Chesapeake bay it becomes an 8b. About sabal palmettos some one on this form has one growing in delaware (I think ?). I have a 1 gallon that I will plant in a few years and protect in zone 7a |
Yeah, sorry I didn't get photos of the Mexican Fan Palms in Chincoteague. Here is one link to the citation about Chincoteague and colonial era Sabal Palmetto. Google "Sabal Palmetto Chincoteague, Virginia" and there are other articles/discussions. http://www.tititudorancea.com/z/sabal_palmetto.htm I know I've hashed this out before on this Forum, but 2003 and 2006 updates to the USDA zones place the entire Delmarva Atlantic Coast (from the Atlantic Beaches of DE all the way south to Cape Charles, VA) in zone 8. The Delaware Bay Coast and interiors of the Peninsula--Dover & Georgetown, DE and Salisbury, MD are indeed are zone 7b. Those areas are often 10 degrees F colder on winter nights than those of us hugging the coast. The AHS update even places eastern Cape May County NJ and the southwestern corners of the of Maryland's Eastern Shore along the Chesapeake in zone 8(a). http://www.ahs.org/publications/the_american_gardener/pdf/0305/USDA_Map_pp_30-35.pdf I've only seen one mature, hurricane cut Sabal (8' tall) in Southern Delaware, a few miles inland inland from Bethany Beach at a garden center. It's wintered over the past two years and the crown is mostly burned, but it's been greening up. I think hurricane cut is a big mistake here as they don't recover well in marginal areas. It might have done better planted right in town Bethany Beach. Smaller, potted Sabal Palmettos with a good root ball and crown intact would have a better chance of long term survival, but they are hard to come by. I have a test bed of Sabal seedlings in an isolated, protected back dune area among other beach shrubs, grasses and such. I'll report on if they survive the winter. There are several other local Sabal enthusiasts with them in their gardens. There are probably more than I realize or know of. |
Jim, it gets plenty hot in Chincoteague (and here ) most days 85 to 90+, so they'll recover. Can't specifically address their winter lows, but here in coastal Delaware ( 55 miles due north ) we had our coldest nights in years -- 16'┐ĮF two nights in a row. Chincoteague might have dipped below 20. They get even less snow than we do since they're on a barrier island. |
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It would need alot of winter protection, Hunter. They are considered hardy to zone 8. Probably 8b. I've read that they can survive 18F. You can find out palm hardiness by Googling the palm you're interested in : "Mexican Fan Palm Hardiness" |
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Author and juror Ray Hemachandra has undertaken the monumental task of putting together a collection of beadwork from bead artists all over the world and turned it into a tribute to the craft of fine beadwork, written in the voices of those whom it is actually meant to recognize. The finished beadwork presented in this book ranges from intricate bead-weaving done with seed beads to artful stringing, and includes beads made from fibers, handmade glass beads, and mixed media jewelry using found objects of all kinds.
Showcase 500 Beaded Jewelry is truly a testament to the humble bead, and how those beads allow each of us to express who we really are while at the same time uniting us in our thoughts, our dreams, and our spirit. No doubt that while you're perusing the pages of this book, you'll recognize many of the names of the artists included in this book. But I think that you'll also be delighted with the work of the artists whose names may not be so familiar.
As a source of inspiration, this is one book that you'll find yourself coming back to, over and over again. The colors, shapes, textures, materials, and techniques used in the beaded jewelry will have you looking at your own beaded jewelry design ideas in an entirely new way. It is a book in which you can easily lose yourself, only to come back with a fresh perspective on the age-old techniques of beading and bead-weaving.
You can find more information about Showcase 500 Beaded Jewelry on the Lark Crafts website.
Bead Happy,
Ray Hemachandra, juror and author of Showcase 500 Beaded Jewelry, also works as the team lead and business manger for Lark Jewelry and Beading. He has authored or been senior editor for other books in the Lark 500 series.
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By Ravi Agrawal, CNN
Editor's note: Ravi Agrawal is senior producer of Fareed Zakaria GPS. The views expressed are his own. This was originally published in September 2012 and re-posted as Mexico's President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto meets with President Obama on Tuesday.
Here's some trivia. Which of these countries has the highest average income: India, China, Brazil or Mexico? If you guessed Brazil, you'd be wrong. And if you guessed India or China, you'd be way off: even if you combine the incomes of the average Indian and Chinese you wouldn't reach the $15,000 annual purchasing power of the average Mexican.
These numbers don't fit with many people's perception of America's southern neighbor. Mexico, you see, has a PR problem. A quick Google search for news from Mexico throws up a set of results that usually includes the words violence, drugs, cartels, and migrants (or the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico). But it's not just the international media that seems to have it in for Mexico's reputation. Mexicans themselves seem woebegone. A recent Pew survey found that only a third of Mexicans think they have a good national economic situation. Compare that with half of Indians, 65 percent of Brazilians, and 83 percent of Chinese. Or let's go back to average citizens: 52 percent of Mexicans think they have a good personal economic situation, but for Indians, Chinese, and Brazilians, those numbers rise to 64 percent, 69 percent, and 75 percent respectively – and that's despite the fact that in purchasing power terms, Mexicans actually earn more per capita than citizens of all three of those countries. And, unlike the others, Mexico's growth rate is actually rising.
Indeed, Mexico's economy has a number of strengths. It is the 14th largest in the world. If you take into account purchasing power, it is the 11th largest economy – larger than Canada, Turkey, and Indonesia. It is projected to grow 4 percent this year, and even faster in the coming decade, a rate that the financial services firm Nomura says will lead to Mexico overtaking Brazil as Latin America's biggest economy within 10 years, despite the fact that Brazil's economy is currently twice as large.
Still, there is a weakness in Mexico's growth, as I saw for myself when I was there last month: the money hasn't been trickling down. According to the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, Mexico has the highest rate of poverty among the group's 34 member nations. If you consider inequality, the OECD ranks it the second most unequal, with only Chile more unequal.
So although the headline numbers might surprise, Mexico presents something of a mixed bag. Yet this hasn't deterred investors taking a growing interest in this Latin-but-North American country. In a special report on investing in Mexico, the Financial Times went as far as to call its macroeconomy "virtually bulletproof." Move over BRICs – Brazil, Russia, India, China – it's time for the MISTs – Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey.
Part of Mexico's appeal to investors is tied into what I think may be the country's key weakness: inequality. You see, at the lowest-end, labor remains cheap. The Economist points out that in 2003, Mexican pay was three times China's rates; now it is only 20 percent higher. So Mexican manufacturing is poised for a boom. And while in the past few years Mexico banked on its proximity to the U.S. (lower transport costs) and trade deals like NAFTA to compete with China, it will now be able to manufacture and price products at an advantage.
The big question, of course, is whether the export dollars will trickle down. But making this happen will require significant market reforms. In his recent book "Breakout Nations: In Pursuit of the Next Economic Miracles," Morgan Stanley's Ruchir Sharma points out how the top 10 Mexican families account for more than a third of the country's stock market value – an almost unheard of number. "Private cartels produce about 40 percent of the goods that Mexicans consume and charge prices that are 30 percent higher than international averages," he writes. "Phones, services, soft drinks, and many foodstuffs cost more in Mexico than in the United States."
One thing is clear – Mexico is not the war-torn wasteland it is often made out to be. Its people have a glorious history, and a hopeful future. This isn't to say that Mexico is destined to be the next investment hotspot – that's far too simplistic a way of looking at this. Instead, the numbers suggest the truth is somewhere in between. Mexico has enormous capacity to surprise on the economic stage. But to really shine, it needs to work on developing a vibrant – and bigger – middle class.
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Averages do not mean much in a country with so many poor and a few very rich
It's all relative. The average Mexican probably doesn't see themselves as "well off" because they live next too a very rich country and are exposed to it's media and lifestyle. The average Indian or Chinese was dirt poor in a backwards society for generations and any improvements are seen as awesome.
Many Americans would like to exterminate foreigners who sell drugs to USA citizens. Pure and simple truth.
EIlrey, Would Americans also be willing to kill the drug users. Without drug users, there would be no drug sellers. Also would they be willing to kill the domestic drug pushers. They are the ones that actually sell the drugs to the drug users. The drug trade is driven by drug users. Unfortunately,some people in the United States can't understand the simple fact of demand and supply and look for excuses to blame foreigners and others. Drug users = drug suppliers.
No misconceptions here. I KNOW it's a s_h_i_thole. Hahahahahahaaa
What most of the people do for a living there?
I find all of the comments about the supply and demand of drugs and Mexico being the root of US drug problems absolutely hilarious. If every drug cartel in Mexico was shut down tomorrow, I can guarantee that there would be no difference in the amount of drugs consumed in the United States. It would just change the source that some of the drugs come from. I know plenty of entreprenuers that grow their own drugs at home. I used to live in a classy neighborhood that had the honor of being called the Meth Capital of the Pacific Northwest. An old aquaintance of mine used to sell the drugs he was prescribed by his doctor at a significant mark up and another aquaintance used to use his prescription sleep aids for that lovely narcotic effect they produced when you didn't use them to aid in sleeping. The demand is here, and that's a problem we have to fix on the US side of the border.
Regarding the actual article, I had no idea that Mexico had the 14th largest economy in the world. I've heard a lot about the growth in Brazil and China, but all I ever hear about Mexico is drug cartels and violence. This article was an eye opener.
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Good article, sadly most Americans (i'd say over 90%) are completely stupid and they think they live in a bubble and anything foreign is bad. Just by reading a couple of comments here makes me wanna slap the next American I see you think all Mexicans are dying in the country, wanting to escape to the US cause things are horrible, please! the majority of Mexicans are middle class and live much better than the middle class in the US. Just go on a tour in a middle/upper class neighborhood in the country and you will see it clearly. Mexico's curse is only being next to a country full of retards.
I totally recommend this article about Mexico http://www.thexygeneration.com/xy-lifestyle/misconceptions-about-mexico/
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Endpoint Protection 12.1.2015.2015 "port scan" false positive
Running Endpoint Protection 12.1.2015.2015 on Windows 7, and have had the usual tweaks that others have reported that needed to be addressed such as the "traffic from application svchost.exe" fix with IPv6, and that has since gone away for me as well with using the recommendation of turning IPv6 off since it's not being used. However, I've recently run into a snag with this machine since it runs VMware Workstation on it as well to run one of my test asterisk voip virtual machines. When I place calls out from my physical Cisco 7965 IP Phone, on every other call (usually happens with back to back calls) I get:
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The 64.x.x based IP is that of my SIP trunk provider, which is not a threat.
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1/21/2013 2:31:04 PM Blocked 10 Incoming UDP 64.x.x.x [MAC redacted] 19320 10.0.0.248 [MAC redacted] 11434 drew Default 4 1/21/2013 2:31:06 PM 1/21/2013 2:31:06 PM Block_all
Any ideas to filter this without compromising security?
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Open up the SEP GUI and next to Network Threat Protection click Options and select Configure Firewall Rules
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If you check your traffic log, you should see the traffic being allowed from the 64.x.x.x IP address. If so, you should be good to go.
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Having this issue again, but in a related fashion for an external SIP softphone attempting to register to a VMware server that has the 10.0.0.248 IP on my network, connected to Windows host node 10.0.0.100. With Endpoint Protection on, when my iPhone attempts to register from the AT&T cellular network, it doesn't work. When looking at the Network Threat Protection log, I get the following blocks:
This shouldn't be happening considering I have a rule that says let everything to 10.0.0.248 just pass, no blocking:
I'm at a loss here. This doesn't make any sense.


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Using black-and-white film to capture Oxford's true colors
When Deborah Freeland first came to Oxford as a graduate student in 1975 from Houston, Texas, she was intrigued with the small town feel of Oxford and wanted to capture the spirit with the eye of a newcomer. Those early black-and-white photos are featured at Southside Gallery this week. (August 6, 2010, Page 1B)
Story-telling teens to make debut at Folk Festival
This Sunday, teens from the Barksdale Boys & Girls Club of North Mississippi in Oxford will get a chance to tell hundreds of people the story of a man who sold his soul to the devil to become the King of the Delta Blues during the annual Yocona International Folk Festival. (August 6, 2010, Page 3A)
Finding solutions for obesity, mental health problems
The United Way of Oxford-Lafayette County is trying to come up with ways to battle obesity through education and providing needy families with healthy food. Read the third story in the series how the United Way hopes to transition Oxford. (August 6, 2010, Page 1A)
It's almost too hot for heat-related jokes
With temperatures moving into triple-digits and "feels like" temps in the 120s, it's not surprising that there are a lot of "How hot was it?" and "It was so hot that …" jokes floating around. Editor Don Whitten passes along some he's heard recently before getting serious and giving some helpful hints for dealing with the extreme heat now and ahead. (August 6, 2010, Page 4A)
City schools change security agreement
Oxford City Schools will have two less Oxford Police Department officers on school campuses this year after the city and district agreed to a new School Resource Officer agreement. (August 5, 2010, Page 2)
City OKs pay hike for workers
City employees can expect to see a 1.5 percent raise again this year after the Oxford Board of Aldermen voted Wednesday in favor of the across-the-board increase for all employees in the proposed 2010-2011 fiscal year budget. (August 5, 2010, Page 1)
City adopts deer management plan
Oxford formerly adopted the Deer Management Plan city officials have been developing over the past year in response to the growing deer population inside the city limits.
For the full plan, visit www.oxfordms.net or request a copy at City Hall. (August 5, 2010, Page 1)
Charges dropped against Oxford man
Charges against a man who allegedly molested a minor under the age of 15 more than 20 years ago have been dismissed.
See all of July's court term results in today's EAGLE. (August 5, 2010, Page 1)
Homes of convicted child molesters burn this morning
With the former occupants in prison, two homes that were left empty burned down early this morning on County Road 250.
Firefighters with the Lafayette County Volunteer Fire Department responded to 49 CR 250 at about 4:54 this morning where they discovered a wood house and a mobile home on fire. (August 5, 2010, Page 1)
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T-birds' skid reaches nine games
The Seattle Thunderbirds got no relief in Kelowna, B. C., on Friday night, losing their ninth straight Western Hockey League game, 6-1. Seattle led 1-0 when Justin...
The Seattle Thunderbirds got no relief in Kelowna, B.C., on Friday night, losing their ninth straight Western Hockey League game, 6-1.
Seattle led 1-0 when Justin Hickman scored on the power play in the 15th minute, but it was all Blazers after that. The T-birds have not won since beating Everett on Dec. 7. They host Spokane tonight in Kent.
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Reid Petryk scored his second goal of the game with just less than three minutes remaining to lift the Everett Silvertips to a 3-2 victory over visiting Spokane in a WHL game.
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Should I tell them kids what the fuck's up?
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If he were to tell the other kids that his cousin got HIV, they would automatically assume that it was from having sex and judge and criticize her (and him, because they're related) for that when in reality, it was because she cut open her leg jump-roping (just contact with an open wound can lead to the transfer of HIV).
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Recipe of the Day
Sour Cream Broccoli Casserole
Chicken and broccoli with a tangy sour cream sauce. — Marsha Timblin
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