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Mugshots Friday: Big Hair, Bad Sunburns, and Bags of Money
Charged with: Burglary, obstruction, child abuse, battery
True story: I get P.O.D.'s "Youth of the Nation" stuck in my head every time I see this guy. I don't know if it's a wise style decision to make yourself look like the bassist from Korn, but it's bold, that's for sure.
Charged with: Cocaine possession, marijuana possession, gambling
Now that is an impressive hairdo. I think we can safely wager that no one this week will have bigger hair than that.
Charged with: Trespassing
I stand corrected.
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There will not be any Winter Sports this Wednesday, February 25th. Instead, enjoy this video of the last 3 weeks of our Winter Sports Program.
Winter Sports Video Featured
Our COEEF Girls are Growing Up! Featured
Montessori Community School sponsors the above beautiful girls. These girls have been growing up right before our eyes! We are so proud of their accomplishments and continue to support and encourage their goals and dreams through the COEEF Program.
Our girls have written lovely letters we would love to share with you. COEEF-GIRLS-2014.pdf. Please watch for our fundraisers this spring to continue supporting these amazing girls.
Spring Camp Registration Featured
Please find Spring Camp registration forms on the credenza by the stairs in the lobby. Spring Camp will run Monday, March 30th - Friday, April 3rd.
During Spring Camp, the students will learn all about the moon! Please look over the daily schedule above.
Download the forms here:
Parent Teacher Conferences will be held on Friday, February 27th. There will be no school that day. Sign-up sheets for the conferences are on a table in the lobby, arranged by class, from Toddlers to Middle School (please check the top of each page for the name of the class). As we do every year, we ask that you observe the following requests:
· Please sign up for one meeting time per child.
· Please be on time for your conference.
· Please help the teachers to stay on time.
· Please arrange for childcare during Parent/Teacher conferences.
We have had parents make requests for child care during the conferences. Unfortunately, as our staff is busy meeting with parents and all of our classrooms, along with some other spaces in the school, are being used we have not been able to accommodate this request. Please note that our playgrounds and our Outdoor Classroom are closed during conferences for safety and liability reasons. In order to accommodate parents who arrange to exchange child care during conferences we will make our lobby available and will provide coloring pages for the children.
We have included some additional tips that might be useful in having a successful Parent Teacher Conference:
- Write down questions or things you would like to discuss and email the teacher(s) with your questions/comments before the conference.
- Ask your child if there is anything they would like you to discuss with the teacher(s).
- Keep the conference focused on the child and the purpose of the conference-use your time carefully.
- Be open to suggestions from the teacher.
- Be prepared to share suggestions of your own. No one knows your child like you know him/her.
- If you are unclear about what the teacher is telling you about your child, ask for specific examples.
- Remember that you and the teacher(s) are a team and your main focus is meeting the needs of your child.
- Take notes so you can share information with your child after the meeting.
- Make sure the teachers have the best contact information for you and that you have a clear understanding of the communication protocol.
- Keep the teacher informed. Things happening at home often affect children's behavior at school.
- At the end of your conference make sure that everyone understands what was talked about and what they can/have agreed to do to follow up.
- Follow up. If you have concerns that need to be followed up on, set up that time in advance.
We thank you for utilizing this opportunity to learn more about your child's experience here at school and appreciate your time. Please feel free to visit your Montessori Compass account prior to your visit so that you can see what your child has been up to!
With warm regards,
MCS Teachers and Administration
MCS Lower Elementary student Diego Reyes-Lisieski recently appeared on KSL's Good Things Utah where he shared his talent and passion for cooking as a representative of the Salt Lake Culinary School which he attends. Diego has shared this talent with his classmates at school as well. He has been a student at Montessori Community School since 2010 and has enjoyed his cooking hobby since he was very young. Nice work, Diego!
Your child wants to do what is right, even at the youngest age. First of all, she wants to because she loves you and wants to be just like you. She also has a powerful inner drive to adapt to the world around her, the world of your home, and to do so she needs to know what the rules for life are. She looks to you to show her.
As parents, if you can keep that in mind, you can create an approach to discipline that is positive, less stressful on everyone and it will assist your child in developing into a competent, civilized, compassionate and joyful person.
So, what are some strategies that you might employ?
First of all, model the correct behavior for your child. For example, if you do not want your child to leave the dinner table in the middle of the meal, then don't you leave the table to take a call or to check an e-mail. If you do not want your child to yell, then don't yell.
Here's another tip; your child is much more competent that we can even imagine. Even the youngest children can do chores around the house. In fact, so much of the trouble we have with our children at home stems from our children not feeling useful.
The younger the child, the less that verbal instruction alone works. Show him how to sweep the floor, giving him the tools that fit in his hand. Name the tools as you use them, "This chore is called sweeping the floor; I'm sweeping the floor with the broom, then into the dust pan and now I'm throwing it away in the trash." "Now its your turn." Do the task together for the first few times, so that you know she knows how to do it.
Also, remember that every activity has a beginning, middle and an end. Show your child how to go get the broom and dustpan, use it, and then put it away.
Cooperation and engaging in chores as well as the fun of family life is a sure wan to elicit the good will of your child. And remember that busy hands in purposeful activities calm your child and help her sort out her emotions. (Read remainder of article and find printable pdf version here...)
P. Donohue Shortridge, a Montessorian since 1980, speaks and writes about children and their families in the American culture. She conducts parent night talks, staff in-service sessions and workshop presentations. Visit her website at www.pdonohueshortridge.com
The first day of Winter Sports was a success! We would love to thank all those who chaperoned and made it possible for our students to enjoy and learn such great activities and develop their skills and talents.
MCS' Ski and Snowboard lessons are taught at Brighton Resort. The first day of lessons can be a bit tricky as instructors adjust groups. Instructors will assess each student and figure out what level that student will enjoy and be able to continue to develop and enhance their skills.
Our chaperones were great in helping to keep spirits high, students organized, and feeling secure. This year we have 24 Kindergartners participating in the Winter Sports Program. It was awesome to see them hauling their gear by themselves to and from the school and also to observe the older students reassuring and comforting them.
Murray County Ice is providing ice-skating lessons to a portion of our students. Again, our parent chaperones were wonderful in providing support to our students and teachers.
Spirits were high as students finished their lesson and moved into the free-skate period to practice what they learned.
Silent Journey and Discovery 2015 Featured
The Silent Journey and Discovery is coming up on February 7th from 9:00am - 1:00pm.
Sign up in the office, space is limited. Attendance is free of charge, brunch will be served & child care will be provided to those who sign up in advance.
The MCS Silent Journey and Discovery is an event dedicated to parents to provide the meaningful experience of visiting each of our programs, from Toddlers through Middle School, to experience for yourself the magic of the Montessori materials and discover how the lessons learned in our early programs set the tone and lay important foundations for later learning. This is a wonderful opportunity to gain a sense of how the Montessori Curriculum unfolds through the eyes of a child to guide and nurture the natural unfolding of the whole child to inspire a lifetime love of learning and peace.
Click on the following link to read about last year's Silent Journey and Discovery and enjoy testimonials from parents who have participated in years past.
Winter Sports Program Information Featured
Winter Sports will be starting in two weeks. You should have received the following pdfs in your email. Please read through and ensure you and your child are prepared for Wednesday, February 4th! If you have questions or concerns, please contact Ashlee Haslam at (801) 355 - 1555.
What: Admissions Information Meeting
When: Thursday, January 15th from 6:30 - 8:00pm
Where: Montessori Community School
Who: Parents interested in learning more about Montessori Community School.
Open to the public. Sorry, adults only - no childcare provided.
The teachers and administration of Montessori Community School would like to invite you to learn more about our program. During this hour and a half long presentation we will introduce our programs, administration and staff. And, you will have the opportunity to visit each of our classrooms and meet and greet with the teachers. We look forward to sharing our approach to education and the Montessori method.
Montessori Community School serves children aged 18 months through 8th grade and we offer an extended day program, 7:30am - 6:00pm.
Montessori Community School's mission is to provide a rich, individualized educational experience, which guides and nurtures the natural unfolding of the whole individual and inspires a lifetime love of learning and peace.
The biggest challenge parents face is their children's drive for independence. A toddler or a preschooler's drive for independence is even fiercer than a teenager's. While a teenager may be looking to undo parental control your preschooler is looking to share control. They are trying to become part of your world by taking responsibility for their own actions.
This drive for independence is slow and messy. Learning to walk – the first great independence is full of falls and scares (more for Mom than for baby). And it is a slow and unsteady success. Even when they accomplish vertical independence their rate of locomotion impels us to pick them up and carry them if we want to get anywhere now.
Learning to feed oneself is a second (and very messy) independence. Graduating from hands to utensils is a major success of coordination and development. Again, if we want to finish dinner before breakfast we wind up feeding our child.
The third independence is the ability to communicate – to be able to share desires and wants. Ironically, after Ma Ma and Da Da often comes the independent word No.
The fourth independence is often the ability to dress oneself. It is often a laborious, time consuming frustrating adventure trying not to get your head in your sleeve or putting your pants on backwards. ("What do you mean I have my shoes on the wrong feet?" "These are the only feet I have.") Stripes and polka dots are just fine together – blinding maybe – but fine. This is about independence not aesthetics or style.
The fifth independence is usually potty training. Children have their own timetable and level of comfort with the process. We often think they are trained when we constantly ask them if they have to go potty. This independence is achieved for their convenience not for ours, even though it is our convenience that pushes the training. My wife always shared with anxious parents that she had never been to a wedding where the bride or groom walked down the isle in pampers. Relax!
Their independence is bought at the cost of our time. Their fight for independence is against our schedules, against our limited flexibility in our day. They don't mean to slow us down, they just want to do it themselves. They don't mean to make messes (which takes time to clean up) they just want to do it themselves. How are they ever going to pour milk from the gallon jug unless they try (and try and try and try?)
The challenge of childhood independence is that it is never perfect. They can't sweep a floor as well or as quickly or as thoroughly as the adult. But how will they ever learn unless they try? "I will just wait until they are older" is a proven recipe for unmotivated, incompetent, uninvolved teenagers who then resent the end of a ten or fifteen year ride of being served with no responsibility attached.
"Help me do it myself" is the foundation of adult responsibility birthed into our children long before they can do it by themselves. "Help me do it myself" is the great gift parents give their children. It is not only the accomplishment of the task that affects the children – giving rise to feelings of competence but it is the feeling of confidence that comes because they know that we believe in them. When we tell our children that they can achieve anything they set their hearts and minds to – they believe us because we have been their cheerleaders for independence and success.
Edward Fidellow
Winter Camp 2014 Featured
Fill-the-Pack Holiday Giving Project Featured
This year, Montessori Community School particpated in a service learning opportunity that touched the lives of many by supporting a local charity.
This year, after looking into many areas of need in our community, we participated
in the Fill-the-Pack Project created by the Homeless Youth Resource Center. This relatively new program provides a way to get some basic survival necessities (toothbrushes, toiletries, hats, gloves, and blankets are just a few of the items in the packs) to teens that are living on the streets of Salt Lake City.
MCS provided two backpacks for each of our classrooms to fill with items from the Homeless Youth Resource Center needs list.There was such a wonderful response from our students and families! We were able to fill and deliver 24 backpacks plus many other various items that were brought in and donated. Imagining these teens out on the streets trying to make it- these backpacks were truly a heartfelt, supportive gift. We know our community felt the spirit of giving when one family filled two backbacks on their own and many students were talking about how grateful they are to have families supporting them and warm beds to sleep in at night. Our students kept trying to fit more and more into these packs. Their kind hearts and generosity was overwhelming.
Thank you to all the MCS families who helped with this tremendous project and learning opportunity. To find our more about the Homeless Youth Resource Center, please check out the following links:
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." --Margaret Mead
When Annie Guerrero, mother of an MCS Upper Elementary student, came to us in October and presented her idea to screen an extreme skiing movie in order to raise funds to offset the losses from the flood, we loved her suggestion but had no idea where to begin. We were busy moving the classrooms, settling them in, communicating with parents; Robyn, the Head of School, was knee deep in choosing new tiles and cabinets, carpets, and baseboards. Fortunately, without much help from us Annie took her idea and saw it through every step of the way until it was realized on Wednesday, December 3.
Annie's main goal was to provide MCS with a fundraiser at no cost to us. She and her husband Ryan Carlson began contacting and getting sponsors to help pay for the cost of screening the movie "Almost Ablaze," by Teton Gravity Research. After meeting with many theatres around town, Annie finally locked in the Salt Lake Film Society's Tower Theatre for December 3, again turning to sponsors, including her and Ryan's business, The Wasatch Team-Windermere, to cover the costs. Once the date was set, Annie, with a small crew of dedicated parents, began a grass-roots marketing campaign, with PR blasts going out to publications from Whitney Cripe, mother of two MCS Elementary students, and the posting of professional-quality posters around the Valley and at ski resorts as well as on social media sites. Annie also began contacting potential donors for raffle items, eventually getting enough 2-for-1 ski passes from Powder Mountain to give every attendee one. Through individual, direct contacting she collected a total of 75 raffle items; among them, Skull Candy headphones, avalanche shovels, helmets, ski passes to local resorts, and a gear bag.
Annie's drive and determination to make this event work was truly remarkable. She also met with us weekly to set up the ticket sales system, and to give us the latest updates. Her behind the scenes work became more and more apparent as the date approached and we received more and more raffle items and sponsors. We want to thank those parents who helped Annie with all of those efforts over the past several weeks: in addition to Whitney Cripe, Jennifer Dahl Lewis, who sent a KUTV news crew to do a followup story on MCS and the restoration efforts; Corey Lewis; Marie Bosteels; Becky Taylor; Tom Binegar; and Whitney Miller, who provided many unique raffle items on the night of the event.
The evening itself was a huge success. Through the sale of movie tickets, raffle tickets, and donations, Annie and this core group of parents raised almost $5000 for the school. More importantly, it was a memorable community event. Rob Cordova, parent of an Upper Elementary student, provided much entertainment as the Master of Ceremonies. He built up excitement surrounding the raffle and had all the winners dancing a crazy dance when they won. The students who helped deliver raffle items served as great examples of the kind of education that we provide. Five of the athletes featured in the extreme skiing movie attended the event to sign posters; that was more than the number that attended the first premiere of the movie! Again, that was due to Annie's enthusiasm and effort; she contacted each athlete directly via Facebook.
We want to thank the athletes who came: Tim Durtschi, John Collinson, Todd Ligare, Dash Longe, and Dylan Hood. We want to thank the companies that donated raffle items: Skull Candy/Smith, Rossignol, anon. Helmets/Hitcase, Hot Chillys, Voile, Snowbasin, Brighton, Scott, Saga, The North Face, and AceCamp. And we want to especially thank the sponsors for their generosity: Teton Gravity Research, Powder Mountain, Vintage Road Real Estate Fund, The Wasatch Team-Windermere, Guaranteed Rate, Discrete, and the Tower Theatre, for providing the venue.
Above all, we want to thank Annie Guerrero for her vision and for her perseverance and commitment in taking each step to make that vision a reality. We are so grateful for her efforts and for the contributions of all of the MCS and Greater Salt Lake communities.
Written by Ramira Alamilla
Awarded "Film Of The Year" at the 2014 International Freeski Film Festival, TGR's Almost Ablaze is a global odyssey combining state-of-the-art cinematography and the most progressive riding on The Planet. Experience a new level of sensory overload as each athlete is wired for sound, immersing the audience completely in the moment. Watch as athletes push the edge to realize a heightened state. Special screening at the Tower Theatre at 7:00pm on Wednesday - December 3, 2014. [ read more... ]
Every ticket holder will receive a Powder Mountain 2-for-1 Day Pass at the event.
Movie trailer here: www.tetongravity.com/films/almost-ablaze
On October 10th, just before 9 PM, a 48" water main pipe broke on Foothill Blvd sending over 2.5 million gallons of water down 1700 South. The Montessori Community School was one of the unfortunate victims of the flood. The lower level classrooms, and the maintenance room were flooded and nearly 100 students have been displaced. It will take 6 to 8 weeks for all repairs to be completed. Please join us for our fundraising event featuring the Teton Gravity Research Movie: Almost Ablaze. All ticket proceeds will go to the MCS Flood Relief Fund.
We recommend pre-purchasing your raffle tickets.
See some of the raffle items available here
Almost Ablaze - December 3, 2014
Doors Open at 6:45pm for Raffle
Tower Theatre
Salt Lake City, UT 84105
The MCS Middle School's second cycle (6-week period) of the year focused on "Changes," in literature, in the natural and physical world around us (fungi, protists, and matter), and how we can be catalysts for positive change in society. The immersion week offers students an opportunity to apply and integrate what they have learned throughout the previous five weeks. For Cycle 2 the immersion was a Career Investigations week. Leading up to the immersion, students utilized expository writing methods to research possible careers. During the immersion week, they investigated different professions through interviews, field trips and job shadowing.
The first professional to visit was a local paramedic and firefighter. He brought his fire gear along, which weighed about 30 pounds, not including an oxygen tank. Nearly everyone in the class took the opportunity to try it on. He also brought his medical supplies and allowed the students to experience the powerful smell of ammonia tablets that paramedics use to rouse unconscious people. He told the class the process for becoming a firefighter, which involves a written test and then a physical one. The physical test includes being able to hold 100 pounds and run a large number of stairs. Firefighters typically work 48-hour shifts (they're able to sleep if there isn't an emergency) and then they have four days off. Robert explained that the pay for a firefighter is about $42,000, and a fire captain makes about $82,000. A paramedic can make about $60,000. The pay goes up for all of these jobs the more relevant degrees one has.
A local documentary filmmaker showed the students trailers for four of her films. She was a social worker for about twenty years and then went to film school at the University of Utah because she felt that filmmaking would allow her to have a greater impact on society. She finds documentaries to be fascinating and a good way to learn. She explained that being an independent filmmaker allowed her to have a flexible (though busy) schedule. She has to do fundraising for her films on her own, which is typically very time-consuming. She said that her salary varies over time since she has her own business.
The students also heard from a Basic Life Skills (BLS) instructor and midwife's assistant (she's training to become a midwife). She teaches birth classes, and she assists with births at The Birth Center in Salt Lake City. She explained that midwives are trained to be able to do numerous medical procedures as needed, including monitoring a mother's and baby's vital signs, giving Pitocin if a mother is losing too much blood after a delivery, and giving stitches as needed. She showed the class a movie about unmedicated births and explained the differences between a doula and a midwife (a doula provides emotional support during labor but does not do medical procedures). Adrianna has assisted with more than 200 births.
On Thursday, November 13th, the class visited the music studio of John Hancock, MCS parent and a local songwriter. He showed the students his equipment and explained that he is hired by companies to create songs for commercials as well as to remix existing music. Companies usually pay songwriters between $300 and $1,000 in advance to create a demo song and then between $3,000 and $5,000 if they use the song. John explained that songwriters also receive royalties on songs they write that are subsequently used.
The next day, Dr. Mary Dickerson, MCS parent and a veterinarian, visited the students along with two of her coworkers. She works in Laboratory Animal Science in the Office of Comparative Medicine at the University of Utah. She takes care of the animals in the lab where she works. She explained that a veterinarian can make between $50,000 and $175,000. She brought scrubs for the students to keep and had them do a relay race to see how quickly they could put the scrubs on.
An anesthesiologist visited the same day. He explained that his job is basically to keep people from dying and to keep them comfortable. He uses morphine, local anesthetic, and sometimes laughing gas in his work. He gives epidurals as needed to mothers in labor. He typically works 65 hours a week but sets his own schedule, and he said that anesthesiologists makes between $250,000 and $700,000 depending on the year. He explained that he went to school in the United Kingdom and that the structure there involves going straight to medical school immediately after completion of high school.
The final professional to visit was MCS parent Chris Fischer, who has been a helicopter pilot since 2008. He said that helicopter pilots make an average of $40,000 per year. His most common assignment is giving tours of the Grand Canyon, and he works either seven days on then seven days off, or else 14 days on and 14 days off.
The Middle School class was excited to learn about so many different professions and was grateful to all of the professionals who shared their time and knowledge with the class.
By Carla Moquin, Middle School and Lower Elementary parent
Thank you to all who have purchased tickets for our upcoming Flood Relief Fundraiser event, screening of the movie "ALMOST ABLAZE." We have some exciting updates to announce about the event!
Todd Ligare & Johnny Collinson, athletes from the TGR film, will attend the show!
Welcome to our latest local sponsor, Discrete!
RAFFLE: Purchase your $5 raffle tickets in the office. Tickets can also be purchased the night of the show or online. These prizes will BLOW YOUR MIND! Raffle will start at 7pm. Must be present to win! (We recommend you bring cash for the raffle tix if you plan to purchase them at the show.) View some of the prizes below:
SKI PASSES: Receive a Powder Mountain 2-for-1 day pass for EVERY MOVIE TICKET PURCHASED Passes will be handed out at the show. Don't worry, if you have already bought your tickets you will still receive this awesome prize upon arrival at the show!
Doors open 6:45pm!
Raffle starts at 7:00pm!
We recommend pre-purchasing your raffle tickets.
Movie tickets and raffle tickets can be purchased in the MCS office at any time!
WHERE: The Tower Theatre
< 876 East 900 South – Salt Lake City, UT 84105 >
WHEN: Wednesday, December 3, 2014
DETAILS: In an effort to help raise funds for MCS to replace some of the materials lost during the flood, we are excited to announce a special screening of the film Almost Ablaze. Awarded "Film Of The Year" at the 2014 International Freeski Film Festival, Almost Ablaze is a global odyssey combining state-of-the-art cinematography and the most progressive riding on earth.
TICKET SALES: Ticket sales will begin the week of November 10th and an email and flyer will go out to all MCS families with details on how to purchase seats for this special screening. Additionally, raffle tickets will be for sale and a host of outdoor, ski and snowboard gear will go to lucky raffle winners that same evening. All proceeds from this special screening and the raffle will go directly to MCS to help replace items destroyed during the flood. < BUY TICKETS NOW >
To learn more about the film, please visit: tetongravity.com
NOTE: This film is recommended for ages 8 and up and does contain some mild language.
What Every Child Needs! Featured
What is it that every child needs that parents don't seem to have? (Life time passes to
Disney World and unlimited shoe budgets don't count!) You can fill in your own blanks.
It is something that a Montessori school can help offer. Of course a good education
comes to mind but that is not even the greatest gift your Montessori school can offer.
What your child needs most is one of the attributes that makes a Montessori school so
special. Yes, it is a safe place emotionally; a challenging place intellectually; and a caring
place socially. It is designed for your child and populated with adults who care. These are
all good things but not the greatest thing your child receives. And your final answer is?
Time! Time is our most treasured commodity – we always seem to be running out of it.
We always seem to be talking about "making" time for things when in reality we need to
"take" time – making it a priority. And to make it even more challenging for us, it is not
just "time" but what you do with time that creates its value.
With time an acorn becomes an oak, a tadpole becomes a frog, a caterpillar becomes a
butterfly and a child becomes --- What? We are prone to say "an adult" but even that is
not the ultimate destination of time. It is what you do with time!
If time were the only factor an acorn would become a bigger acorn, a tadpole a
bigger tadpole etc. but it is time and attention (what you do with time) that begins
this extraordinary transformation. Your child is already DNA'd with the marvelous
characteristics of who they are to become – right-handed, left-handed, artist, musician,
scientist, doctor or Indian chief. It takes time (and observation) for these unique character
qualities to blossom and become apparent. And that is what your school does – is to take
time to know your child, to take time to open the world of learning and to take time to
watch your child grow and learn and to be transformed.
If your child doesn't have time to develop and there is no one there to observe and
encourage development then your child may miss the opportunity to create the person he
or she was designed to be. A Montessori school gives children time to discover – not only
the marvels outside of themselves but the marvels of their personality and passions within
themselves. Montessori offers a child a window on the world and time to take it all in. It
takes time to flourish.
There is no need to rush learning. The Montessori secret is that given enough time
children will learn everything they need. And given enough time they will joy in the
discoveries because they will not be pressed for time and they will go on to master what
they have learned.
So how do we deal with the pressure of time in regard to our children? Take a deep
breath! In fact, you may need to take many of them as you set your clocks back
figuratively and literally. Figuratively, scale back your time expectations for your child.
Being the first to walk, the first to talk, the first to read or the first whatever has nothing
to do with the marathon of life. It takes time to build a solid foundation. The gift of time
doesn't mean you lower your goals and expectations. It means you give them the gift
of time to be children; the gift of time to explore and discover; the gift of time to make
mistakes, to recover and to learn from those mistakes. Give them time to discover their
strengths and passions. Give them time to build the adult they will become.
Take another deep breath and set your clocks back literally. You have a choice – you can
do for your children (and make them dependent) or you can give them more time (more
time than it certainly would take you) to get dressed, brush their teeth, eat breakfast, feed
the dog, clean their room etc. Part of time is patience – or is that patience is a part of
They want to do it for themselves. They want to become independent. Give them the
time to achieve the ability to be independent (self-governing, self-ruling) and to do that
you have to give them the gift of more time. The ability to do things for yourself, to
accomplish, and to finish the task is what builds real confidence and real self-esteem.
A Montessori school is successful because it is governed by the observation of the child's
needs and not the pressure to achieve according to the clock or the calendar. When the
teacher does not seem to share your concern over your child's progress it is not from a
lack of concern but out of experience and observation knowing that given the time your
child will blossom and learn all that is needed.
The great gift of childhood is the gift of time!
Edward Fidellow


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Golden comeback for Alexis Rhodes New Australian Criterium Champion is crowned The third race of the Jayco Bay Series, encompassing the Australian National Criterium Championships, turned out to have a fairytale ending for Alexis Rhodes. Just 6 months after the horrific accident that took the life of team mate Amy Gillet and seriously injured Rhodes, she broke away with the help of team mate Kate Bates with 10 laps to go. Rhodes showed a compelling level of strength and determination, she gradually increased her lead on the bunch to 25 seconds. The huge crowd could not hold back their show of support, for Rhodes and as the laps ticked by the volume from their cheers increased. The bunch, lead by the Jayco VIS team, in particular Jenny MacPherson and Helen Kelly were doing all they could to bring the gap down and protect the series lead of team mate Katie Mactier, but Alexis was too strong. Rhodes increased her speed as she neared the finish, lapping the short circuit in under 1 minute. As she took the bell, she could not be caught, she completed the final lap in 53 seconds. With 50 meters to go, Rhode's jubilation showed, she punched the air in celebration and enjoyed the cheers from the crowds as she coasted to the line with her arms raised above her head in a victory salute. After the race Alexis Rhodes was very emotional. "Its' been awesome, that last 5 laps, I didn't want to celebrate too early, I was almost in tears, its really amazing. I had a lot of help today from all of my Pitcher Partners team mates, also the support of Lou, Katie (Nichols), Lorian (Graham) [also injured in the accident and present in Geelong today] and all the girls and of course Amy, I am sure she would be pretty stoked for me today." When told that it was very motivating stuff, that you could feel her adrenaline from the side of the road, Rhodes added "Yes it's pretty emotional, I have all of my family here today and my boyfriend its just a great afternoon." Asked whether there was going to be any chance of a place in the Commonwealth Games, Rhodes quipped "I'm not a selector, if I was then maybe, I still have a long way to go but I am coming back pretty quickly, so its great". Discussing the race and where the winning move was made. Alexis said "My team mate Kate Bates attacked and the bunch brought her back. We had an agreement that we were going to "one-two" them if that happened and I went, it was just perfect, it could have been Kate, but it was me that managed to get away." Asked how that win felt deep down Alexis added, "Its amazing, the criterium is always my favorite event. I will wear this jersey with a lot of pride over the coming weeks, I will probably even train in it. I just very lucky today to get away, I love winning, this is a good stepping stone for me in my comeback, I won't be celebrating tonight although I think my parents will be. I have the nationals coming up and a long season ahead to focus on". Asked if this gave her confidence for the road nationals coming up Alexis reposonded "No, this is a flat course and there will be hills next week". Reactions from other riders to Alexis' win were full of praise and admiration: Kate
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Training and Educational Qualifications: There are no defined standards for entry into a public relations career. A college degree combined with public relations experience, usually gained through an internship, is considered excellent preparation for public relations work; in fact, internships are becoming vital to obtaining employment. The ability to communicate effectively is essential. Many entry-level public relations specialists have a college major in public relations, journalism, advertising or communication.
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As always, Investor's Business Daily gets it (hat tip: Glenn):
If stealing and destroying secret documents, stuffing them into your pants and then lying about it isn't a crime worthy of jail time, why is having a different recollection of events than Tim Russert?
Contrast the Libby charges with the slap on the wrist given Sandy Berger. He engaged in a real cover-up when he took classified documents useful to the 9-11 commission, destroyed some of them and then lied to the National Archives about it. No jail time, just a small fine. What was he hiding? Whom was he protecting?Libby now joins Weinberger, Newt Gingrich, Tom DeLay and others who are guilty of nothing more than being loyal and effective servants of their party and president. Like the "Borking" of judicial nominees, the ongoing criminalization of political differences will only make it harder to attract good public servants if they can go to jail for merely talking to a reporter.
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8.1 Registration and Eligibility Each Mock Trial team may include up to two courtroom journalists competing at the same time. These students must be from the same school as the registered Mock Trial team or be a home schooled student that would have been assigned to the same school district. (See 3.1 on team eligibility.) The courtroom journalists must register with the team and be included on the Team Roster Form for the regional competition. Courtroom journalists may not double as bailiffs, timekeepers, or any other team role. Courtroom journalists are subject to all Mock Trial rules, restrictions, and eligibility requirements. Student journalist competitors will compete solely on their own efforts and will NOT be considered as part of their school's team in terms of advancing or not advancing to the State High School Mock Trial Competition. A note pad of the student journalist's choice will be checked at registration to confirm that the note pad consists of blank pages throughout the pad. A submission form will be provided for completion to submit with the article upon completion. Laptops are not permitted in the court house.
8.2 Trials Articles must describe actual courtroom presentations observed by the courtroom journalists on the competition day. Articles must be created and completed solely by the Courtroom journalists without the help of any source or person. The courtroom journalists will observe trials in which his/her school is competing at the regional level. The courtroom journalists will be allowed to sit in the jury box in front of or off to the side of the scoring judges during the trials in order to take notes, space permitting. Once the trial begins, the courtroom journalists may not move about the courtroom. The courtroom journalists may work throughout the trial rounds and during breaks. The courtroom journalists may not communicate with any member of the Mock Trial teams or any observers in the courtroom during the trials.
Note: Journalists should obtain a copy of the list of witnesses and exhibits located in the case materials to assist them in correct spellings of names, etc.
8.3 Specifications Article entries must be submitted on white paper that is 8.5 x 11 inches. Articles will have one inch margins on all four sides, be double spaced, and typed in 12 point Arial font.
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8.4 Judging Components Articles will be judged on accuracy, clarity, objectivity, and style. Each component is worth up to five points. Penalties for grammar and spelling will be deducted from the total score, but may not exceed a penalty greater than ten points.
Each courtroom journalist may submit one article for judging at the regional competition. Articles must be delivered (in person, fax, or e-mail – not mailed) by the sponsoring Mock Trial teacher to the State Mock Trial Coordinator no later than 5:00 p.m. on the first Monday following the regional competition once the sponsoring Mock Trial teacher confirms the piece is a good representation of his/her school's work. Articles received after 5:00 p.m. on the first Monday following the regional competition will be disqualified. A completed Article Submission Form must be attached to the front of the article at the time of submission. (Please e-mail for an electronic copy of the Article Submission Form prior to the competition if the article entry is to be submitted electronically.)
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The judging team will select the state winner from the regional submissions statewide. The winner of the State High School Mock Trial Courtroom Journalist Competition will be announced no earlier than five business days following the regional competition on the SC Bar Web site at www.scbar.org/lre. The winner will receive a certificate and a non-financial award to be awarded in front of his/her peers at his/her school's awards day.
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As something of a an amateur historian of the 1960's American Left, the corporate conservatives obsession with Bill Ayers and his alleged connection to Barack Obama has been quite amusing. Almost daily I am treated to a barrage of "conservative" talking heads and those that absorb their bizarre conspiracy theories regarding Obama's relationship with the former Weatherman. They are virtually always totally wrong headed and in the case of some of the propagandists, it is hard to imagine that they don't know the truth.
For instance just yesterday on CNN, I saw a McCain loyalist refer to Obama's "close friend" Bill Ayers as a "terrorist killer." One does not have to take Ayers at his word to come to the conclusion that this often repeated charge is nonsense. To my knowledge there is not a credible historian around who has ever argued that Ayers or The Weatherman successfully killed anyone other than themselves. Furthermore Ayers was not present at the infamous townhouse explosion that claimed the lives of several "Weather People." In fact the most successful "bombing" Ayers may have had some involvement with, consisted of "blowing up" a bathroom in the Pentagon, an act of avant garde budget cutting that would theoretically be appealing to opponents of big government and wasteful spending.
Even more interesting than the erroneous charges levied against Ayers is the suggestion that he was some sort of ultra-violent wing nut, exceptional in this regard even by the standards of the "anti-American" 60's Left. While it is not a stretch to place Ayers on the fringes of the movement, it ought to be clear to any serious observer that Ayers was not as wild eyed or as dangerous as the Symbionese Liberation Army, The Black Liberation Army or a litany of other groups that came out of the period (this is to say nothing of the far more violent European Left of the period). If anything Ayers is exceptional in comparison to someone like David Gilbert for example, because he ended up walking away from the revolutionary rhetoric, before it covered his hands in blood and landed him in prison.
One of the problems with neoconservative and nationalists accounts of the 60's left has always been the inconsistent logic that makes someone like Ayers a uniquely horrific figure, at the same time that they try to paint the broader left agents of a monolithic third world death cult hell bent on taking over the world. The reality is that there was much more nuance to the anti-war movement of the period, then David Horowitz and company would lead you to believe, though they have their reasons for keeping that quiet.
The really uncomfortable truth for Republican loyalists is that while Ayers arguably fits the definition of a terrorist and may have some sort of association with Senator Obama, the Republican Party has actually nominated a man who unquestionably qualifies as a terrorist if one is to judge by the standards of say the U.S. Army.
I am not interested in maligning the service of Senator McCain or any other American who has worn the uniform, but the facts are what they are. Sen. McCain flew 23 missions over North Vietnam, bombing areas that he no doubt knew housed civilians. Like with todays terrorists, the actions carried out by McCain were not a part of any declared war. When McCain's plane crashed, he was taken into custody and held captive at the equivalent of Gitmo, the "Hanoi Hilton." McCain was then subjected to "coercive interrogation techniques," tactics the civilized world regards as "torture."
The point here is not that John McCain is a terrorist unworthy of a vote. The point is that the term "terrorism" is a loaded one that has much to do with the eye of the beholder, or more accurately, the perspective of the victims. The spree of property destruction carried out by the Weather Underground may have been immoral and dangerous to public safety, but compared to the actions of Al Qaeda, or the bombing missions of John McCain, they can scarcely qualify as "violent." In other words if association with Ayers disqualifies one from Presidential consideration, McCain's bombing raids of a peasant society ought to as well.
Forty years removed, this is the second straight election where the Republicans have chosen to run on a Vietnam War Patriotism v. anti-war Radicalism theme. Combine this with the excommunication of the small government Paulites from the Party and the exclusion of other limited government advocates from the GOP leadership, and there can no longer be any debate: The Republican Party is the War Party.
That the Democrats are unwilling and unable to capitalize on this fact at a point in time when the majority of the nation is anti-war is troubling albeit not surprising.
Tell us future President Obama, friend of "anti-war" radical Bill Ayers; what will your excuse be when you and your Democratic Congress still have us engaged in a needless foreign war (or two) when you are up for re-election?
Thursday, October 16, 2008
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- TGGP said...
Bill Ayers is a rapist and the WU killed Brian McDonnell.
- October 26, 2008 at 2:12 PM
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Ashley Cole is reportedly organising a romantic holiday to Dubai with wife Cheryl Cole - and hopes they'll renew their wedding vows while they're out there.
A source told the Sun that the Chelsea and England star is planning to take Girls Aloud's Cheryl back to the place where he proposed to her in 2005 and will present her with a new expensive ring.
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I'm researching the family of Robert V. Cleary. With the aid of other family links we have traced his ancestors back to Londonderry Ireland, then to Escanaba Michigan, then to Butte, Montana where my husband's grandfather, Parick F. Cleary, was in charge of the cabinet shop at the Anna-Conda Mine. Around 1930, following the death of his grandfather, the family moved to Long Beach California. Some family members also moved to Medina, WA. My husband's parents lived in Oakland, CA until they passed away in 1972 and 1974. His sisters and brothers and numerous nieces and nephews all live in the Bay Area. I have also been trying to find his mother's side of the family. She was born November 1, 1901. Her mother was Bridget Swas (AKA Anna)who was born in Oakland about 1876. She married William White of Oakland - probably in 1900 or 1901. We have been told that the White family was a prominent family in Oakland who owned the jute mills. William White became ill after the SF earthquake where he was helping to evacuate survivors. He died around 1911 and we have not been able to trace any link with the White family to date. I also need to trace my own roots and although I have a good deal of information on the Hosking/Shobrook/Dash families of Devon and Cornwall, England, I still have some digging to do. Pauline M. Cleary |
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Male pattern baldness involves a genetic susceptibility of some of the hair follicles to the hormone dihydrotestosterone, (DHT). This hormone acting over time on these susceptible follicles causes a gradual shrinking, (miniaturization), and finally death of these follicles.
The hair loss usually occurs in one of several specific patterns and hence it has been called male pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia. Only about one percent of hair loss is caused by other conditions. These include various nutritional, metababolic and hormone disorders.
Male pattern baldness involves a genetic susceptibility of some of the hair follicles to the hormone dihydrotestosterone, (DHT). This hormone acting over time on these susceptible follicles causes a gradual shrinking, (miniaturization), and finally death of these follicles.
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Hair transplant surgery, performed by experienced, qualified surgeons, are the only effective means of reversing hair loss. Hair transplantation is a proven surgical method that has evolved to become the answer for those that suffer from hair loss.
The hair loss industry is a billion dollar a year industry that sells everything from balms to sprays. Many companies make claims about hair loss products and treatments that are unsubstantiated and not supported by empirical studies. Many in the medical community agree that hair transplantation coupled with prescription hair loss medication is currently the only effective means of reversing hair loss.
The transplanted hair is harvested from the permanent donor zone. In the vast majority of patients donor hair is resistant to the effects of DHT. No matter where the hair is moved to it will maintain its resistance to DHT and survive indefinitely. Only in extremely rare cases may donor hair be subject to the effects of DHT.
The hair transplant procedure is performed under local anesthetic. In general the only pain experienced is associated with administering this anesthetic. Most patients liken this discomfort to the sensation of a bee sting. There should be no other pain experienced during the procedure.
Postoperative pain is unusual with less than ten percent of patients requiring medication for this problem. Tylenol #3 is provided by the clinic in the event that you do experience any pain.
We do not generally provide any sedation during the procedure. If however you are experiencing anxiety we can provide you with some sedation. You will not be able to drive after the procedure if sedation is administered.
Yes, the recipient area must be shaved. In order to achieve the most natural results, the angle of the new hair must match that of the native hair perfectly. The incisions into the recipient scalp must be made parallel to the direction of native hair growth. Only when the hair is shaved to roughly 2mm is the true direction and angle of hair growth revealed.
If the native hair in the recipient hair is not shaved, the doctor must move the hair out of the way to make incisions. When this is done, the visible angles of hair growth are distorted and it become virtually impossible to match the angles, resulting in permanent shock loss of the existing hair.
If you would like to schedule your hair restoration procedure with a specific doctor this can be arranged. Otherwise scheduling is carried out based on availability.
Hair in the scalp grows in small naturally occurring bundles known as follicular units. The transplantation of the hair follicles in these same groupings is termed follicular unit transplantation or follicular unit grafting. By definition microscopic dissection of the donor tissue is required.
Mini/micro grafting is a technique by which small grafts are transplanted which do not necessarily correspond to the original follicular units. These hair grafts are usually obtained from a strip harvested with a multi-blade scalpel and without microscopic dissection.
There are multiple advantages to using the newer follicular unit transplantation method, including:
The Hasson & Wong Lateral Slit Technique is a method of creating recipient site incisions that allows for far more accurate control of hair graft angulation and direction. In addition, the coverage of bald scalp is increased on average by two hundred percent.
When closely examined the transplanted hair will grow in exactly the same orientation as found in nature.
Hasson & Wong have also introduced the concept of custom sizing incisions precisely to the size of the follicular unit. These incisions are smaller and greatly reduce trauma to the recipient scalp. Healing times are correspondingly much shorter. Read more about lateral slit technique.
Coronal angle grafting is synonymous with lateral slit grafting in that incisions are made perpendicular to the direction of hair growth.
Sagittal grafting is the old technique for recipient site creation. This technique resulted in greater scalp trauma and a less natural growth pattern. While this technique remains the most common technique used it is in our opinion now redundant.
There are two areas where scarring is a concern, the donor area and the recipient area. We address the issue of donor area scarring by not taking one long donor strip. We simply remove one small portion at a time. While doing so we continuously check for tension. Once the donor area harvesting is complete in a given area we use stainless steel staples that are specifically manufactured for cosmetic surgery. We have found that the use of these staples leaves consistently finer donor scars than traditional sutures.
Recipient site scarring is avoided by the use of the Hasson & Wong Lateral Slit Technique. The very nature of our technique requires the use of very fine custom cut blades. They are custom cut to match the width and depth of the very grafts we are placing in the scalp, thus eliminating unnecessary trauma to the scalp.
Because we can accomplish in one hair transplant procedure what takes several procedures in other clinics. Smaller sessions, while perhaps appropriate for some of our patients, rarely bring about the desired result in one session. We try to achieve what's known as a one pass result for each of our patients for a number of reasons.
Yes, we perform these super-megasessions daily. In our hands these procedures are very safe.
Not every patient can receive one of the large megasessions that Hasson & Wong are known for. There are many factors that determine whether a megasession is right for you, not to mention if it is even possible. These factors include but are not limited to:
Just because we can do 5000 grafts in one hair transplant session does not mean that we insist upon doing so. We understand that there are many factors involved with your decision to undergo a hair restoration procedure and the financial requirement is usually near the top of the list. Hasson & Wong understands this issue, which is why we have teamed up with several financial institutions that specialize in cosmetic surgery financing. Should financing not be an option Hasson & Wong can certainly work with you to determine the route that makes the most sense. If it involves two smaller sessions as opposed to one then we will certainly accommodate you.
For out-of-town patients who schedule a surgery of more than 1500 follicular units, Hasson & Wong pays for up to 2 nights accommodation at one of several hotels conveniently located in the heart of the city.
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On Wednesday April 3rd Plymouth, England will welcome UFC Hall of Famer Royce Gracie into its fair city."Why on earth is Royce Gracie coming to Plymouth?" I hear you say, granted it's a far cry from his native Brazil or even the bright lights of Vegas. Well the winner of the UFC 1, 2 & 4 tournaments will be taking a seminar in under a month's time, so I'll step back and let Danny Macmillan of Macmillan Martial Arts Academy tell you all that you need to know....
AddictedMMA: Hi Danny, It's good to catch up again. I understand you've got a very famous face doing a seminar for you in Plymouth soon!
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Danny: Hi Steve it's great to catch up with you again too. We've bumped in to each other a lot recently haven't we, your definitely the busiest man in MMA (laughs)...and yes we have a very famous face for sure, MMA Legend and UFC Hall of famer Royce Gracie , we are very lucky and honoured to have him do a second seminar for us, the last one was July last year. The seminar will take place on Wednesday 3rd April 7pm till 10pm at the Plymouth Life Centre.
AddictedMMA: So now we know that UFC Hall of Famer Royce Gracie is in town tell us how your club first started its affiliation with Royce?
Danny: Well I first trained with Royce in 2004 at a seminar in Great Yarmouth and every time he has visited the UK I have travelled to train with him, mostly at Tony Bebbington's Academy in Liverpool and it was only last year at a seminar at Andy Roberts Academy in Farnborough we decided it was time to Affiliate to the Royce Gracie Jiu Jitsu Network.
The journey so far as been amazing, I've travelled a lot, some of the places I have been include; Portugal in Lisbon and the Algarve to Helio Perdigaos academies and to a few schools in Demark, where I helped Royce teach a few seminars with my good friend Bobby Thompson who is also a Brown belt under Royce and has an Academy in Jacksonville Florida, who I travelled around with when I went to America to train.
I travelled with Royce to various locations in Florida, including a week stay at the Valente Brothers Academy in Miami. Here all of Royce's Brown Belts were taking the Black belt test, that was a great experience and I learnt so much from his Black belts and made some good friends. I also taught a class at Bobby's school in Jacksonville at the end of our trip and met his students, I will be going there again this year they are a great group of guys, so a big shout out to them at Xequemate BJJ.
AddictedMMA: I believe you're a Brown belt under Royce so you can tell me from experience; what are the main benefits to learning BJJ under Royce Gracie and his affiliated clubs?
Danny: Yes you're correct I'm a Brown belt under Royce which is a great honour for me that he thinks I'm worthy on this rank. The main benefits for me of learning Jiu Jitsu from Royce is that he is more focused on the self defence instead of the sporting aspect of Jiu Jitsu. We also train against weapons unlike other schools and we practice effective techniques to avoid strikes in the street , real techniques based on leverage and correct body positioning so that the weak can defeat the strong and of course this is Master Helio Gracie's (Royce's fathers) philosophy and the reason Jiu Jitsu was created, because when all your physical attributes like strength, speed, power for whatever reason maybe being old age, illness or even just fatigue in a hard fight etc, just one day decide to up and leave your body, and all you have tried to rely on through your training were your personal physical attributes, and you don't have correct technique, I'm sorry to say your screwed because now you have nothing.
Technique and knowledge is power and you will still be able to defend yourself even without strength, speed and physical power against much larger opponents if you have correct and efficient technique.
We compete at BJJ competitions and we obviously do very well but it is not our main goal to win medals, our goal is to be safe and not to get injured in the street, it means more to me then a point or a medal even though we have enough of them also (laughs). 90% of our students don't compete and we have a mixed bunch male, female older, younger, children and they all join wanting to learn to defend themselves and to feel confident in the street, if they want to compete later that's fine, if they don't that's fine also and we only allow certain people in to our academy with the right attitude, if they don't live up to our virtues they are asked to leave.
Another great thing with being under Royce is that the quality of all of his representatives is really high not just in technique but in virtues, we are all on the same page because Royce sets a good example of how to live to the highest standard on all levels.
AddictedMMA: Tell us a bit about the seminar with Royce then Danny? What can those attending expect to get out of the evening?
Danny: Sure, Royce will be teaching some self defence and important techniques which helped him win his MMA fights throughout his career for the first couple of hours of the evening, then he we hold a question and answer session where he will answer anything from Jiu Jitsu, MMA, health and nutrition, including the Gracie diet which I follow and is really beneficial for anyone not just athletes.
The seminar will finish with a signing and photo session, so it's a great opportunity to get a new facebook profile pic (laughs).
AddictedMMA: How many places are available and how many spaces are left for those wanting to attend?
Danny: There are only 50 to 60 spaces, not many are left as you would expect with a Royce Gracie coming to Plymouth seminar, how often does this kind of thing happen man? (laughs)
AddictedMMA: BJJ appears to be the main fighting style for your fighters. Harry McLeman and Jamie Reynolds to name two have picked up MMA wins via submission over the last twelve months. Does it give you extra satisfaction when the guys pick up wins via submission?
Danny: Yeah it appears to be that way because Harry has submitted three of his four pro opponents by rear-naked choke in the first round the last being Sam Mensah from Trojan, the other win being by KO from the mount. Jamie submits or dominates everyone when the fight hits the floor also.
We train nearly every day in the Gi so when people say you don't need to train their Jiu Jitsu in the Gi for MMA they need talking to (laughs)....but all jokes aside I think we do so well because our approach is for real fights so our Jiu Jitsu is better suited for MMA then most schools. We don't use crazy positions that could put us in danger to get punched in the face too much or to be to exposed to submissions, our Jiu Jitsu is simple but effective, which is starting to show through at the highest of levels with Harry climbing the ranks in the middleweight division and many others from our Academy looking to do the same, and yes it does give me an extra satisfaction when my students win by submission for sure.
The striking at our Academy as always been good also because I've trained in many forms of striking arts from the age of 3, my Dad is a 5th Dan in Environmental Combat system and integrated Kenpo and trains regularly with Bob Rose a Kenpo 10th Dan trained Under Ed Parker one of Bruce Lees instructors, my dad started teaching me from a very young age and is still teaching at our Academy now and he is the best striking and weapons instructor around by a long shot!
AddictedMMA: Is there anyone you'd like to give a shout out to?
Danny: Yes! I have a few people I would like to give a shout out to...first of all my Father Danny (Snr) for getting me into Martial Arts in the first place and guiding me through my career, without him I wouldn't be doing all this in the first place, and to my Mother Donna for supporting me also and driving me everywhere for the love of it, before I was able to drive (laughs), I hope I can help my son and daughter as much in life with their goals.
I would like to thank everyone at Macmillan Martial Arts Academy for their belief in our Academy and for their sacrifice of blood, sweat and tears. My fiancé Jemma for helping me push through tough times and putting up with me with my nonstop nagging about Jiu Jitsu and support to my travels and work. Shaune for taking my classes while I've been injured.
And finally Royce Gracie for is confidence in me to carry on the task of teaching his father's system.
AddictedMMA: You're not getting away without answering our signature question.... What is Danny Macmillan Addicted to?
Danny: I'm addicted to Jiu Jitsu
AddictedMMA: Great, thanks for your time Danny and I'll see you soon!
Danny: Anytime thank you for having me, keep up the great work your doing amazing things for MMA in this country.
AddictedMMA: Thanks Danny.
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Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission November 2013 Recruitment- Vacancy for the Posts of Food and Sanitary Inspector (FSI) & Allopathic Medical Officers (AMO) on 5775 positions- Online Application Notification Advertisement No.3/2013-14
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