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SCT X4 Power Flash Computer Programmer with a Custom Tune for all 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 Ford Mustangs.
The next generation hand held tuner for all 1996-2014 Ford Mustangs is here, in a big way! Introducing the all new X4 Power Flash Computer Programmer from SCT! The new SCT X4 Power Flash Computer Programmer is styled after the ever so popular SCT X3 programmer with the same great features, but with a slew of all new user friendly features to really set this tuner apart from the rest.
All New SCT X4 Features and Benefits:
- Built-in WiFi connectivity attaches to your local wireless network for easy device updates
- Full color LCD display with an auto dim feature and user adjustable portrait/landscape modes
- Pre-loaded with dyno proven, track tested performance tunes for serious horsepower gains
- Holds up to 10 custom tune files for maximum on-device selection for any occasion
- Monitor your Mustang's PCM data live in real-time on screen or using SCT's LiveLink Data Logging software
- All new redesigned compact design measuring 2-3/4" wide x 5-1/2" high
Additional X4 Features:
- Increases Horsepower and Torque
- Reads/Clears Diagnostic Trouble Codes
- High Speed Data Logging/Monitoring
- User Adjustable Vehicle Parameters
- Backs Up Factory Tune
- Free Data Logging Software
- Dual Analog Inputs
- USB Interface Cable Included
- Installs Quickly and Easily
From the factory, your Mustang's computer is calibrated for the general public, designed with the average driver in mind, not the performance driver. This not only leaves valuable horsepower and torque hidden inside your Mustang, but it also makes for a less than thrilling driving experience. The all new X4 Power Flash Computer Programmer from SCT unlocks your Mustang's hidden performance potential by optimizing your Mustang's computer for maximum horsepower and torque, improved throttle response, solid shifts and even increased fuel mileage.
The X4 Power Flash Computer Programmer will come with one custom tune from CJ Pony Parts and will accommodate for any modifications you have made to your 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 or 2014 Ford Mustang.
Pre-Loaded and Custom Tune File Adjustable Options:
- Rear O2's Disabled
- Fuel Injectors
- Charge Motion Control Valve Delete Plates
- Speed Limiter (User Adjustable)
- Idle Speed (User Adjustable)
- Traction Control
- Spark Modification by RPM (User Adjustable)
- Wide Open Throttle Fuel Control
- Shift Firmness Control (Automatic Transmissions ONLY)
- Axle Ratio (User Adjustable)
- Tire Size (User Adjustable)
- Aftermarket Intake
- Fan Control (User Adjustable)
- Rev/RPM Limiter in Drive (User Adjustable)
- Rev/RPM Limiter Neutral (User Adjustable)
- Wide Open Throttle Shift Points by Gear
- Stores Stock Tune
- Supports Custom Tunes
*Depending on the vehicle, some tunes are able to be modified by the user from the hand held tuner, like the gear ratio and tire size tunes, etc. Not all parameters of a tune are user adjustable, these adjustments are included in a CJ's tune file.
Please Note: Unfortunately, CJ Pony Parts is unable to provide custom tunes for customers outside of North America due to the variances in fuel quality overseas.
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Alright, no customer tuning for outside Us, I understand. But is there any alternative you can advise? In Germany minimum ROZ is 95, and furthermore there is ROZ 98 and even ROZ 102 offered. So by retuning you may find lots of extra Mustang power.
I have a 2001 Mustang GT, 4.6,mods are: Hi flow exhaust w/rear cats removed and x pipe,and cold air exhaust, 160k . I've read two tech articles about Mustangs with these mods, hp about 290. what would the hp gain be under performance mode?
I have a 2002 Mustang GT with aftermarket Voretech supercharger. I am running a little rich, can I make minor adjustments with the X4 or do I need a custom tune?
Looking at a SCT X4 for my 2012 V6. Just curious if you provide custom tunes or the tunes you can download directly from SCT. Only mods are the Airaid CAI and MBRP Axle Backs which you sold me.
Hello I would like to know if you can ship in Italy. my exact address is: I would also like to know the cost of shipping thanks
Hei man would this programer work for 07 mustang v6 4.0 , its all stock?
I have this tuner I also have a 2014 mustang boss 302 intake and ford racing throttle body 90mm i how can i get the tune code for this
How does it help performance. How much more horsepower will I get out of it
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The most obvious difference you're going to see right under the box is going to the size. As you can see the new X4 is much smaller than the old X calibrator 3. You'll also notice there's no cable connected to it, the cable that connects to your OBD2 port is actually detachable which is much nicer than the fixed cable used on the old X calibrator 3. That's just scratching the surface so let's get it plugged in and we'll show you the other differences.
First we'll plug it into the port under the dash, that just plugs in right on top of the tuner. As soon as you plug it in see the unit turns on, the most obvious thing over the last one, not only is the screen larger, full color makes it a lot easier to see, especially in bright daylight when you're trying to do your tuning.
They always say why fix what's not broken, so a lot of the main menu features are going to be the same because simply they work. You'll notice that the tuner's a lot faster, it's going between things, it's much quicker than the old model. You have program vehicle, you have your data logging, vehicle diagnostics for check engine light and the vehicle device info. which tells you about the car as well as the tuner itself.
The main menu looks pretty much like the old X3 but obviously it's in full color and it's much larger but it does the same basic thing because simply it worked before. Here's where the X4's going to be a little bit different than the X3 you're used to. Program vehicles the same as it was before, when you hit your tuner you're going to go into program vehicle, read the information on there explaining what the tune is and you let it continue. I'm going to put the key on and turn it forward, just follow the instructions on the screen. Continue. Now what the unit's doing is it's actually we're plugging in to the OBD2 port to figure out what kind of car it is. You can see, Focus ST or Mustang comes up which is correct for our 2011. This is also where you would put a custom tune if you had a dialer tune.
You're going to go into Focus ST or Mustang, and what it's going to next is it's going to bring up the options that the SCT tuner has for this car. First thing you can choose is octane and click in there, choose which octane you're running and go with 93 octane. Rear auto two censors on or off. If you don't have catalytic converters you can turn the censors off. In pick air box, you're going to choose which air box you have. JLT Carmen. Global spark allows you to mess with the timing, I wouldn't suggest messing with this, leave It at zero degrees and let it tune as it is. Mostly you can just retard timing you can advance it but mostly I would leave it alone. Axle ratio, choose what gears you have, we have 373's. Tire revs per mile, this is so you can put a larger tire on your car. If you want away from the factory 19's and put a 20 or whatever, we're going to go to the manufacturers website, look up the revs per mile for the tire you're running and change that. We'll leave it stock for now. Speed limiter you can turn the speed limiter off what you're going to want to do for most tunes you can leave that off. Then you have rev limit neutral, drive, and you're done. Basically once you have everything you want you can click over to the approve and you hit the approve button and that's going to tune your car.
Here you can go in and actually datalog on different parameters of the car and then store the SCT and then you can download it from your X4 to your computer using the supplied cable. The vehicle diagnostics screen allows you to go in and check your codes as well as clear them. Click on that, turn your key on. Scan, it tells you what codes are found.If you do find any codes on your car you can go into the clear section here and they'll clear them out for you. The vehicle info tab, basically the VIM number of your car, your strategy code, everything you need for doing custom tuning. Device info will tell you about the device, it'll also tell you what software is in it, what revisions you have, if it's locked to your car and how many unlocks it has left.
Last section here is going to be device settings. I'm going to click into that and see where it says check updates. SCT regular updates the firmware in their tuners to make them work better overall. Before you're to plug into your computer and do all the downloads to make it all work, now it's actually via wifi. If you have wifi available in your area, you can plug in your tuner to your car, click on wifi and do the downloads right to the tuner itself. You also have adjustments for display and brightness here.
The orientation display, you can even change the theme, if you don't like the red, you see the blue theme gives it a nice grabber blue color which matches our car well or you can go to a dark theme which makes it a black screen and makes everything pop out a little bit more. You have a light censor, it's actually on the bottom of the unit, here we'll adjust the display given how much light's in the room. You can turn the sounds off, change the menu, all kinds of custom features you can set up on here. Click on that and go back to our main menu.
The SCT X4's are available now with CJ Custom Tunes available for Mustangs or Focus ST's as well as your Eco-boost F150. If you're looking the most powerful flash tuner on the market for your late model Ford, make sure you check out the SCT X4.


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Jeanna Smith wasn't about to give up on her teenage son, Nick.
Despite a big fight they'd had earlier-and some hurtful things he'd said-Nick was a good kid. Jeanna knew he was going through some hard times right now: He was rejected by a girl he liked, he was being picked on by some guys at school, and he hadn't made the basketball team.
"Honey, you haven't touched your spaghetti," she said to her son during dinner. "You've got to eat-otherwise you'll get sick."
Nick shot a hurt look at Jeanna. "Too late, Mother," the sixteen-year-old snapped. "I'm already sick-sick of all the crud I deal with every day. Totally SICK of my life!"
"Then you don't have to eat," Jeanna said. "Let's talk. I'll listen. Tell me what's going on inside-"
"Where's Dad?" Nick asked.
"He's working late-"
"Again!" Nick snapped, interrupting Jeanna. "He's never around. It's just you and me. We're not a real family. Everything is so messed up. I just can't take it anymore."
Before Jeanna could utter another word, Nick stood up and threw his fork on the table. "Look, I don't want to talk-to anyone." With that he stormed out of the kitchen.
Jeanna slumped back in her chair and pushed her food away. Lately it seemed as if Nick was on an emotional roller coaster. He was even pulling away from Jeanna's attempts to reach out. The weary mom was scared, confused, and desperate. Most of all, she was starting to lose her patience.
As she sat at the kitchen table, she began to think about a promise she had read earlier in the Bible:
Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze. For I am the Lord, your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior. (Isaiah 43:1b-3a)
Jeanna rubbed her eyes and took a deep breath. I'm barely treading water, yet I know I've got to trust. I realize I have to stay strong and not let this get the best of me.
Later that evening, Jeanna stood quietly by her son's room and poured out her heart in prayer: Lord, I know Nick doesn't mean to act this way. And I know that I need to be a source of strength-and reach out now more than ever. Please be my source of strength. Give me the right words and actions. Most of all, don't let me lose him.
Jeanna tapped on the door. "Nick, can I come in?"
Jeanna pushed open the door. "I just wanted to say good-night ... and maybe get a hug."
Nick just blinked.
Jeanna sat down on the edge of the bed and embraced her son.
Postcards From the Edge
Here's some good news for weary moms: You can improve communication with your son, guide him through all those jumbled emotions inside, and even nurture better parent/teen connections on the home front. How? You and your husband must clue in to the unique, boy-specific ways in which teen guys think and feel ... and take an interest in how their world looks.
Here's a snapshot:
He must survive a climate that in one moment is playful and child-like, then suddenly changes to harsh, overwhelming, and cruel. Popularity is measured by how well he does with the opposite sex. Rejection is a fate worse than death. His drive for independence is as strong as his drive for food. He is fascinated by those strange creatures known as "the opposite sex." He can't even control his own emotions from minute to minute.
You're probably thinking, Hey, this describes my teenage years! (Some things never change.) But while there are core issues common to every generation, boys are coming of age in a high-tech world that's vastly different from the one you and I had to navigate. His world is more connected and much more complex.
Computer technology has exploded, making it much easier for guys to interface with others anywhere in the world. What's more, families have taken a beating. Divorce rates are at record levels, even among Christian households. And in this day and age of high-tech toys and low-tech values, sin is packaged, downloaded, and made accessible to the masses as never before.
With this in mind, let's examine some key issues facing boys at each stage of development, along with ideas on how you can steer him through the challenges of adolescence.
TWEEN (Ages 10-13): Prepare for the Journey
* I love music and sports and have plastered the walls of my room with all the people I love. My mom thinks I'm obsessing ... but I think it's cool!-Tanner, 12 * Girls call and text me all the time. I love it, but my parents are kinda freaking out. They've given me "the talk" again, which totally grosses me out.-Chad, 12 * I admit I'm sort of addicted to video games. I think they're awesome. Mom and dad, on the other hand, seem worried and always lecture me about going outside and getting exercise and stuff.-Jonathan, 11
Sometime on or before his thirteenth birthday, the average male transforms from an enthusiastic, wide-eyed elementary kid to an emotionally unpredictable, uncommunicative alien-otherwise known as a teenager. One word best describes his life during this phase of life: change.
Pastor and youth expert Gary Hunt says, "Regardless of whether or not physical puberty has arrived, the middle school mentality has led them from childhood to adolescence, from an end to a beginning. As adolescence is the bridge between childhood and adulthood, so the middle-school years are the bridge between childhood and adolescence."
Parents of "tweenage" boys must prepare their sons for the journey ahead. Here are three key things you should do before puberty hits:
Alleviate his fears. Tell him this: "Sometime soon your hormones will kick into gear, and you'll begin the transformation from boy to man."
Explain that his growth into manhood is hereditary. He'll develop at a similar rate as his father. So Dad may want to sit down with his son and answer a few questions: how old he was when he began to grow taller, how old he was when puberty hit, how he handled all the "scary" body changes.
Constantly remind him of God's plan. Despite all the different body shapes and sizes he sees at school or in the locker room, he can rest assured that he's normal! He is created by the one and only God Almighty, the God of the universe, and He never makes mistakes. His timing is perfect.
Five Tweenage Extremes to Note
Extreme hero worship Extreme avoidance of parents Extreme crushes Extreme humor Extreme energy
EARLY TEEN (Ages 13-15): The Incredible Morphing Kid
* I don't have any hair down there. In fact, my face and body still look like those of an elementary school kid, not a young man. Am I okay?-Jonah, 15 * I get erections all the time-usually at the wrong times, like when a girl walks up to me and says, "hi!" it's totally embarrassing. I feel like some kind of sex freak.-Andre, 14 * I hate my body. Other guys my age have muscles and stuff. I'm way too skinny and short-and I have a face full of zits. Life stinks!-Braden, 15
Time magazine reporter Nancy Gibbs described the early teen years as "the age of childhood leaning forward and adulthood holding back, when the world gets suddenly closer, the colors more vivid, the rules subject to never ending argument."
Boys this age have bodies that are chemical laboratories, exploding with all kinds of new activity. And with all these changes going on inside (and outside), your early teen can't help asking himself, Is this normal? Am I normal?
Maybe he has sprouted three inches above everyone else his age. Or maybe his peers did the growing, and he feels abnormal. It's important that you continue to alleviate his fears, assuring him that his development is a normal part of growing up.
Tell him this: "Your body is changing and you're getting a new look. Occasionally you'll wish you could hide behind a sign that says 'Stay Away-Under Construction!' But try to be patient, because when the manhood-morphing process is over, you're going to like the new you."
Your son will also probably change some part of his identity. "He will shuck off the identity you have given him as easily as he discards the clothes you buy him," Gary Hunt points out. "Some of these passing phases will be incorporated into the person he will ultimately become; others will fade away."
During the early teen years, it's essential that you help your boy make sense of another change in his life-his sexual awakening. By now he has probably noticed a strong appetite for sex. Sadly, though, much of what he'll learn about this wondrous part of his life will come from his peers, including misinformation about girls. What's more, your teenager is being bombarded almost constantly with sexual messages from the media. Parents must set the record straight and communicate the truth about sex.
"Sexual energy," notes author Bill Beausay in his book Teenage Boys, "especially in someone as hormonally charged as your teenage son, is a wildly strong and surprising force. It begins in your son's life during these years, peaks at 18, and won't burn out for a long, long time."
MIDTEEN (Ages 16-17): The Drive for Independence
* I wish my parents would start trusting me more and stop treating me like a little kid who still wears Pampers. I'm growing up. I can take care of myself.-Chad, 16 * I guess you could call me the more sensitive type. I'm not really into sports or the outdoors, and I prefer stuff like reading, writing, and art. But some guys make fun of me and call me a sissy. Is it okay if a guy doesn't act real macho?-Thomas, 16 * I'm almost a man, and I've never kissed a girl. I haven't even had a girlfriend. I feel creepy, like maybe i repulse females or something.-Nathan, 17
Driving, dating, a part-time job-like it or not, your little boy (who maybe now towers over you) is definitely growing up. And during this stage of development you're well aware that an "emotional war" between you and your son is in full swing. It's a perfectly normal part of growing up that psychologists describe as the "war of independence." With each step young people take on the path to adulthood, they become more and more independent of their mothers and fathers.
But in the meantime, how can you survive the daily storms on the home front? And when it comes to the specific needs of your teenage boy, what can you do to cool down the hot spots and even improve your relationship with him?
First, strive to understand the battle. A teenage boy in particular is very sensitive about personal injustice, self-worth, independence, privacy, and love. And whether or not he admits it, he's actually looking for boundaries. Some of his "testing behavior" is a way of him saying, "Do you care enough about me to keep me from doing this stupid thing? Do I have your attention? Are you concerned about who I am and what I'm doing?"
Second, understand a key that can help you over the barriers to solid conversation. This communication link I'm referring to is called trust. It's fragile and sometimes hard to build, but it's universally important.
Let's take a look at two ways trust can help you invade your high-schooler's world-without invading his space.
Trust earns you the right to be heard. Isn't "your right" already guaranteed simply by the fact that you're his parent? It should be, but in the real world it isn't. Your son is focused on the here and now. He's probably not thinking about all the sacrifices you've made for him through the years (or how much you love him). But he will, almost instantaneously, recall the "injustices" you've caused: your "countless broken promises," the times you blamed him for things he insists he didn't do, those days when you were "too busy." While perfect parenthood should never be your goal, it is important to build trust by earning the right to be heard. How? It starts with the next step.
Your attention builds trust. Teens know that love shown by parents says, "Your life is important, son, and I'm going to give you my time." When you spend time with him, show him you will listen and talk and work things out together. Invade his world ... and let him invade yours.
LATE TEEN (Age 18+): Launching Into the World
* I really want to figure out God's will for my life. Right now I have no idea what I'm going to do after high school. But I want my life to count. I want to make a difference in this world.-Zander, 18 * I'm in love with a girl who has all the qualities I'm looking for-including a strong faith in God. Even though we've only known each other for a month, I'm convinced that I've found my wife. We want to get married, but my parents are putting a stop to it. They say we're way too young to get serious romantically, especially to think about marriage. They want me to go to college first.-Josh, 19 * I'm really struggling with my identity. Who am I? A jock, a musician, a man of God? things were actually pretty easy in high school and youth group. But now the thought of moving out on my own really terrifies me. Yet I can't live with my parents any longer. We fight a lot, and I really need my space.-John Mark, 18
By age eighteen, your son has reached the end of his teen years and has now approached yet another beginning: manhood.
His gaze is on the future and life on his own. But once he's independent of you, will he leave his faith back in high school, or will he strive to become the solid person God calls him to be? Will he fulfill his hopes and dreams, or will he slide toward a life of regrets?
It's a good time to remind him of a blessing-and a curse.
The Blessing: Independence! Those clashes with pesky siblings, constant ten p.m. curfews, and endless "Not while you're living under my roof" lectures become nothing more than murky adolescent memories.
The Curse: Independence! His parents, siblings, and youth minister aren't there to bail him out if he gets into trouble. The support system he once depended upon is now gone! (Or at least in a different state.)
Communicate this: "You-and only you-will be responsible for your actions. Making the right choices, and dealing with the wrong ones, is something you'll have to shoulder all by yourself. So, will you choose to bend the rules from time to time (knowing that you can), or will you commit to an unshakable faith in Christ?"
Now is the time for your son to decide. Like it or not, the days ahead will be filled with all kinds of temptations. But as his parent, you must let go and entrust his future to God.
What's Going on? (The Five Stages of Puberty in Guys)
Your son's journey from boyhood to manhood is nothing short of a miracle. And as you already know, it happens in a hurry. In fact, most of his life you've probably used phrases like growth spurt to describe him: "I can't keep him in clothes and shoes because of his growth spurts."
Look out, because it's going to intensify with the onset of puberty. Some boys grow more than four inches in a single year.
During adolescence, the young man in your life is getting a new body and a new look: muscle growth, new hair scattered all over in some very adult places, not to mention zits. He'll also develop, if he hasn't already, a strong appetite for sex; this is a fact of life that way too many parents would rather avoid or deny. Along with his sexual awakening comes one of the more embarrassing aspects of being a teen guy: frequent erections. FYI-most boys are terrified by the possibility of experiencing an erection in public, especially in locker rooms and at swimming pools.
Bottom line: Your son will be extra sensitive about all these changes going on, so be patient, empathize with his awkward moments and crazy emotions, give him plenty of privacy, and never, ever make fun of the process. If you do, he'll shut down quicker than he can say "I'm outta here!"
Excerpted from WHAT YOUR SON ISN'T TELLING YOU by MICHAEL ROSS SUSIE SHELLENBERGER Copyright © 2010 by Michael Ross and Susie Shellenberger. Excerpted by permission.
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Introduction: Mysteries of the Guy Zone 9
1 How a Boy's World Looks and Feels 13
2 Breaking the Code of Cruelty 27
3 "Eight Things I Need You to Know About Me" 35
4 Teen Guy Battlegrounds 47
5 Making Contact: Getting Through to Your Son 63
6 Helping Him Unmask His "True Self" 73
7 Lust, Sex, and Dating 85
8 Keeping Him Safe in Cyberspace: Unplugging Porn 105
9 "Is Gay Okay?" 111
10 The Furious Five: What Guys Need 121
11 Anger and Depression 131
12 What He Needs From Mom 145
13 Father Hunger and Guy Time 161
14 Wired for Risks? 171
15 Lost in Space: If a Boy Rejects Christianity 181
Conclusion: Lead, Guide … PRAY! 187
Posted March 1, 2011
While this book made some good points, I couldn't even finish reading it. This book is not for someone who is not religious. Almost every page had some reference to God, scripture passage, the Bible or prayer. Basically, God will guide you and your son if you are religious. I would have never picked this book up had I known this - there is no indication of this on the back cover. I should have looked at it more carefully.
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If you want to know what your son isn't telling you, check out What Your Son Isn't Telling You: Unlocking the Secret World of Teen Boys by Michael Ross and Susie Shellenberger, published by Bethany House, copyright 2010, just hitting store shelves. For a mere $13.99, you may unlock secrets to enable you to help your teen in the 190 pages that end with a prayer for your family. The back cover material says the book contains the keys to understanding your son's heart and mind. My two sons are grown now, but perhaps my reading this book will help me reach out to my grandchildren and other teens.
From the back cover: Your son struggles with the constant pressure to prove himself--in the classroom, on the playing field, and especially among his friends. And while he may put up a tough exterior, deep inside he hungers for family support and connection. You long to be there for him, but chances are he's put up a formidable wall of silence, leaving you wondering how to break through.
This book offers practical advice on how to provide support and connection. It's brimming with real-life stories and emails, a must read to guide you. I remember when my two sons were going through their teen years. I could've used a book like this one. It contains 15 chapters, and the 15'th one, "Lost in Space: If a Boy Rejects Christianity" may prove one of the most insightful. Sometimes parents get the blame for how their children turn out, but there are times when parents have done their best and raised their children in a Christian home, only to have them rebel. The humorist Mark Twain made jokes about the teen years, but through the humor we get that teen years are difficult. Think of the peer pressure young people face on a daily basis. Then, there's the old blame game. This book has it covered! A conclusion leads, guides, and asks you to pray.
I thank Bethany House for the opportunity to review this eye-opening book, and I hope you'll sign to follow my blog, as I read and discover more such awakening books. Though my genre is Christian romance and suspense, I like to read various types of books for review. The cover illustrates our youth of today, as they hide beneath hoods and reminds me of my own teen years when my hair was free to blow in the wind, and the sun smiled down to warm my uncovered head.
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Posted March 23, 2010
I have no children (yet), but as a professor, I have worked in different grades, from junior high school to postgraduate. The effects a teacher can have in students are always there, but they are even deeper in teenagers. I've realized that this period of boy's lives is a turning point; they are in search for their identity and come to realize that growing up has consequences and responsibilities. I've been able to observe that many teen boys act tough, but their inside is quite different - fragile, thriving for family support and peer acceptance. That's what called my attention to this book.
I enjoyed reading it. It was a wonderful insight into how a teen boy sees life and feels; few books have presented such a unique approach to understanding teenagers as this one does. To me, a real treasure are the many e-mails and letters the authors have used to exemplify the topic they are considering; adults tend to think that teenagers don't like to open up and communicate, but these testimonies are a shocking eye opener. They are a practical way to identify ourselves with them. It is an invitation to see the world from their point of view and exercise a bit of true love - going beyond myself and reaching out to that boy who is facing a difficult time in his life, wanting independence and needing support (without fully realizing it) at the same time.
The authors emphasize the role of parents in shaping and affirming a boy's identity, even today, when drugs, bullies, cyber sex, child pornography and other issues threaten every teenager. Besides that, they suggest answers and initiating dialogues from a biblical perspective, always supported on the Scripture.
My only negative criticism to this book is that the authors emphasize the different roles of mothers and fathers. However, we are living times when single parents (either moms or dads) are raising their kids on their own; I would have liked to see more content related to single parenthood, just because of the fact it exists.
Because of my career, the book has also given me ideas to share with parents. Due to the implications of the authors' advice and suggestions, their Biblical perspective and teen boys life at stake, I wish I could give a copy of this book to every person who has to do with a teen boy's life, whether a parent, a teacher, a pastor or a counselor. We must realize that they are looking for support and acceptance; if we are not there for them, someone else will - who?
Bethany House very kindly provided me with a complimentary copy of this book for review; in no way has this biased my opinion on the book or on the authors.
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After the last school bell of the year rang Tuesday at Daybreak Primary School in Battle Ground, doors were flung open and 620 gleeful students erupted, transforming the calm into jubilant chaos.
Wearing a sparkling "Dazzling Dragons" T-shirt, Principal Jill Dutchess led her staff, teachers and parent volunteers in the school's "Bubble Bye," a traditional send-off for the last day of school.
The annual bubble event began when Daybreak Primary opened six years ago.
Using a variety of bubble-making devices, the adults created showers of bubbles that the students chased and jumped through. The school's mascot is a dragon.
Students wearing bulging backpacks clutched report cards and said their goodbyes.
As students approached Dutchess, she said, "Bye, dragons! Have a good summer, Victoria! Be safe!"
Chants Harris, 14, who just completed eighth grade at Daybreak Middle School that shares a campus with Daybreak Primary, stopped by to see Dutchess and his former teachers.
"I've known you since you were little," greeted Lisel Johnson, a resource room teacher. "Are you ready for high school?" she asked Chants, who will be a freshman at Prairie High School in September. "What are you doing this summer?"
"Ridin' my four-wheeler," he answered, turning to go. "And sleeping in tomorrow."
Although the majority of the students walk to school, several buses were pulling out of the parking lot for the last time. Shelly Whitten, principal at Daybreak Middle School, was joined by Dutchess and teachers and staff from both schools. They'd congregated on the sidewalk to direct their "Bubble Bye" toward the departing buses, horns honking.
Through open windows, gleeful students waved and shouted, "Bye! Happy summer!"
Last week students from Green Mountain, Hockinson, La Center, Ridgefield and Woodland released their students for summer vacation. Students in Battle Ground, Evergreen and Vancouver had their last day of school on Tuesday. Today, the last two districts in Clark County, Camas and Washougal, will release students for summer vacation.
Battle Ground students have 77 lazy summer vacation days stretching into the horizon. The first day back to school in the district is Sept. 4.
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NAGA CITY—A couple and their two children were found dead early yesterday, apparently victims of a massacre in a village in the town of Pio Corpuz in Masbate.
The bloodied bodies of Jimmy Dublin, 35; his wife Helena, 33; and their sons Jason, 13, and Gerald, 9, were found inside their residence with hack wounds, said Senior Insp. Rodel Areval, officer in charge of the Philippine National Police Pio V. Corpuz, in a phone interview.
Arevalo said one of the children, Genelyn, 11, who survived to tell the horror, was able to escape from the carnage with her 11-month-old brother.
He quoted Genelyn as telling police that a a bolo-wielding man barged into their house and started the rampage shortly before midnight on Thursday.
Policemen found Helena dead outside the house while Jimmy and the two children were recovered bloodied inside.
Police identified the suspect as a certain Bonifacio Lalican. He remains at large. The motive for the killings is undetermined.
Pio V. Corpuz is about 90 kilometers south of Masbate City, the provincial capital of Masbate.
The massacre followed a spate of killings of candidates in the province, considered as one of the country's most violent.
The series of political killings of candidates, members of the Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC), has alarmed the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and NPC's national leaders.
On Tuesday, the Comelec said it may put the entire island-province under its control in the aftermath of the killings over the weekend.
The NPC, in a statement, said the killings were obviously political in nature and are alarming.
Election officials in the province said they are to meet with police and Special Task Force Masbate to assess the need to put the province under the Comelec's control.
According to Comelec officials in the province, the election body did not want to place any area in the Bicol region under the Comelec's control because it would require the use of additional manpower and resources.
But the murders last Saturday of Isagani Lupango, candidate for vice mayor of Mobo town, and on Sunday of Ladislao Macuja, candidate for councilor in Balud town, "affected the Comelec predisposition," said lawyer Noriel Badiola, Masbate election supervisor.
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I was reading the other day (see, you're not the only one) and found a report by Country Financial that said only 35 percent of Americans surveyed by phone thought a typical middle-income family could save enough for a secure retirement. And that was up from an earlier report that stated less than 30 percent would be able to save enough.
Now I realize that times have been tough; I understand that wages have not kept pace with inflation for years. But I'm thinking that neither are a good reason for two-thirds of you to think that middle-income America cannot have a secure retirement.
All it takes is discipline. And that's what makes it hard.
It takes discipline to know what it will take to afford retirement. For instance, when someone comes into my office wanting to save for retirement, I'll ask them how much they'll need to live on. They don't know. Fair enough, many feel that's similar to predicting the future, so instead I ask about their current cash flow (or "budget") to give us a starting point. Usually they don't know that either. That's not a problem; after all, that's probably why they are coming to me.
So I have them go home and look at monthly spending (on recurring bills like electricity), periodic expenses (like vacations), and longer-term savings needs (like the next car). Quite a few don't return. The assignment is too hard, too boring, or too time consuming.
It takes discipline to invest for the long-term. The markets go up, the markets go down. People get euphoric, and then they panic (especially if they are going it alone). Part of the reason — they didn't take time to learn about what their investments were in. Did they understand that a short-term loss was not just possible, but likely? Did they prepare themselves for it?
Or did they, like so many others, put long-term money in a short-term investment and short-term money in a long-term investment? Were they so surprised by the gyrations of the markets that they sold at the worst possible time? Most people's savings and investment plans unravel because, frankly, they don't have a plan.
It takes discipline to put the money aside. It takes discipline to put aside rationalization, too. So many times, I've heard that an SUV was not a "want" but a need; it's just not safe to be out on the road without one. I've also learned that a vacation in the Caribbean is not just a dream, but a family health necessity.
Unfortunately, I never hear that putting money away for retirement is essential or a necessity.
Certainly there are families, including middle-income families, who truly cannot save for a secure retirement. My point is those are well below two-thirds of the potential savers out there. The rest who believe they cannot just don't have the discipline to create and follow a plan. Here's hoping that you're not among them.
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It is certainly time to review the number of holidays declared in government offices ("What we need is a 365-day government," Open Page, Jan. 2). It is also time to do away with vacations in courts where a huge number of cases are pending.
Also, undeclared holidays which come from nowhere for the not-so-significant reasons need to be cut out. In order to progress, we need to strive as a nation. Holidays should not come in the way.
K. Kala,
The idea that government offices should function 365 days a year is impossible to implement. A weekly off is reasonable and an accepted norm across the world. I suggest that the number of closed holidays, which is in the range of 15 to 20 days, be cut down to three a year. They should be limited to Independence Day, Republic Day, and Gandhi Jayanti. Holidays on festivals should be done away with. They should be declared restricted holidays which an employee may avail himself of by choice. These should be subject to a maximum of eight days in a calendar year.
These steps will not only keep the government offices open almost throughout the year, but would also ensure the presence of minimum staff even on festival days.
Nandhu Manoj,
I have heard many discussions on the drawbacks of declaring public holidays for all employees on religious festivals. People belonging to a religion do nothing on a holiday when the festival for which it is declared pertains to another community. As a beginning, the government can think of utilising their services on such days, by providing some compensation — monetary or otherwise. In due course, holidays will become optional.
Seshagiri Row Karry,
With the advent of technology, almost every service is available 24X7. Government employees earned their rights such as eight-hour work and decent working conditions after a long struggle. Dismissing such hard earned rights as unionised bureaucracy is saddening. While weekly holidays are meant to provide the much needed rest for the working class, other holidays are meant to celebrate important festivals. As for the holidays declared for the death of VIPs, they are few and far between.
J. Anantha Padmanabhan,
People don't work for monetary benefits alone. They require time off with their families and friends to celebrate festivals and other occasions. Of course, we are against the unnecessary holidays forced on us by bandhs and hartals. But holidays are necessary to keep employees motivated.
N. Jayaprasad,
It is necessary for government employees too to get a day off every week. It is, of course, possible to have arrangements for holidays on different days for different employees so that government offices remain open at all times.
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Junior Reese Holliday Departing Rockets Hoop Program
TOLEDO, OH - Junior forward Reese Holliday (Kansas City, KS) has decided to leave the Toledo men's basketball program to attend to personal matters back home, Head Coach Tod Kowalczyk announced today.
A three-year letterwinner for the Rockets, Holliday averaged 7.8 ppg and 4.6 rpg coming off the bench to help Toledo finish in a first-place tie in the MAC West Division this past season.
"I enjoyed playing in front of our great fans and the community support we received was something I'll never forget," Holliday said. "My three years as a Rocket was a great experience with a lot of ups and downs - from winning four games my first season to being West Division champions this year. Some of the best memories of my life came in Toledo."
Kowalczyk said, "I'm very appreciative of Reese's contributions and how he helped build our program from the ground up. Reese is one of the toughest players I've ever coached, and I wish him all the best in the future."
As a freshman, Holliday started 21 of 23 games and led UT with 10.5 ppg while ranking second with 6.6 rpg. In 2011-12, he averaged 7.1 ppg and was second on the team in rebounding for a second-straight season with 5.8 rpg.


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Psalm 66, 67; Isaiah 11: 10-16; Luke 1: 5-25
I grew up on the Ohio prairie, where seasonal change is a concrete and tangible experience. Many childhood years of moving from season to season formed me and imbedded expectations for the changing seasons on the calendar.
When autumn begins, I expect to need a sweater in the mornings and to see color in the leaves of trees. As winter approaches, I ready to wear my coat outside, to scrape frost from the car windshield, and, in moments of particularly splendid delusion, to catch a glimpse of snow.
In the parts of Texas where I have lived, the residual anticipation of seasonal patterns, formed in me so long ago, seems unfounded and out of place. But my body tells me that times are changing, that earth is moving, and that what has been is passing into what will soon be.
The seasons of the liturgical year shape our souls. Something is becoming deeply imbedded into who we are and the rhythm of our movement through time. The days turn again, and a deep longing settles into our bones: Advent carries us forward into promise.
So we wait. The world dims in vesper light and promises us that dawn will break through again. A stubborn chill drives us together into a close huddle of hope for the warmth of God's love.
We continue looking for that day.
Loving God, you help us to hope for what can be; form
R. Scott Painter
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Scott Painter is a Postulant in the Diocese of Texas and an M.Div. student in the class of 2016. He enjoys traveling with his family, watching satirical television sitcoms, reading postmodern fiction, and listening to jazz and improvisational music of all kinds.


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Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim: Tyrann Mathieu could return at start of season
Fans at University of Phoenix Stadium cringed last December 8 when rookie Tyrann Mathieu's knee buckled underneath him before he reached the sideline after a free kick return.
Their fears were confirmed when tests showed Mathieu had torn the ACL and LCL in his left knee -- an injury that normally requires a rehabilitation program of one calendar year. That schedule would mean that Mathieu would miss most, if not all of his second season in the league.
But that might not be the case, according to general manager Steve Keim.
"We think there's a chance he'll be back by the beginning of the season," Keim told Adam Schein on SiriusXM Radio Friday. "I told him, when the doctors initially put a timeline on a player's injury, he's the one guy that is so much different than anyone else because of his passion and his toughness.
"I told him, I said 'Ty, don't listen to anybody. Nobody can tell you and pinpoint the exact return date -- that's up to you.' And he's a machine. He's the kind of guy that I really think could come back a lot earlier than people anticipated."
Keim didn't only gush about Mathieu's work ethic and diligence in his rehab, but about him in general.
"He's fantastic," Keim said. "He's constantly texting me, whether it's about other draftable players that he liked -- he's just a student of the game. He was a guy that we obviously took a chance on, a calculated risk. And he showed up big for us on the field, but really made a bigger difference off the field.
"He has grown up tremendously. He's a gym rat, he's in here all the time, I mean we have to kick him out of the building and tell him 'Tyrann, go home for a little bit.' He's always in the training room, doing his rehab, he's in the weight room. He's walking around our hallways talking to the coaches. He has been really a joy so far and we're excited about his progress."
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AP Photo: Steve Yeater One thing that is apparent after the last three games: The Celtics don't yet trust each other. That's not to say that Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, and Rajon Rondo don't trust each other; they do. They don't trust some of the newcomers, and Garnett made that clear after Sunday's 118-96 loss in Sacramento. The Celtics are not on the same page. Some players continue to laugh and joke after losses, while others are furious. Some players expect the improvement will come and don't appear worried about losses piling up, while others are very concerned. Pierce said he believes the Celtics will come to life and make another deep playoff run. And it's understandable that he feels that way. Last year's team was 15-17 before winning 24 of its final 34 games and advancing to Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals. Garnett is not convinced, which speaks to his concern, and uncertainty in new teammates. "Paul said he was certain [about a run], I never said that," Ga...
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Rooster Monkburn the cowboy sock monkey is without his pistol, thanks to a diligent TSA agent in St. Louis.
Phyllis May of Redmond, Wash. says she is appalled and shocked and embarrassed all at the same time about the incident that happened on Dec. 3.
May has a small business selling unique sock monkey dolls. She says she and her husband were on their way from St. Louis to Sea-Tac and she had a couple of monkeys and sewing supplies with her in a carry-on bag.
His pistol was in there, she says of the sock monkey Rooster Monkburn, a take-off on John Wayne character Rooster Cogburn from the film True Grit.
May and her husband were going through the screening process when she noticed that one of her bags was missing.
And the (TSA agent) held it up and said whose is this? she said. I realized oh, my God this is my bag.
May said the TSA agent went through the bag, through the sewing supplies and found the two-inch long pistol.
She said this is a gun, said May. I said no, it s not a gun it s a prop for my monkey.
She said If I held it up to your neck, you wouldn t know if it was real or not, and I said really? said May.
The TSA agent told May she would have to confiscate the tiny gun and was supposed to call the police.
I said well go ahead, said May. And I said really? You re kidding me right, and she said no it looks like a gun.
She took my monkey s gun, said May, who has retained her sense of humor.
Rooster Monkburn has been disarmed so I m sure everyone on the plane was safe, she said. I understand she was doing her job but at some point doesn t common sense prevail?
In the end, the agent did not call police and May did get her other sewing supplies back.
On Monday, the TSA issued a statement, saying TSA officers are dedicated to keeping the nation's transportation security systems safe and secure for the traveling public. Under longstanding aircraft security policy, and out of an abundance of caution, realistic replicas of firearms are prohibited in carry-on bags.


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With Murder 3 slated for release and Boss in her kitty, Aditi Rao Hydari is on a new high.
The actor feels that her consistent efforts for the last three years are finally paying off. Aditi did not start her career in Bollywood with a bang as a leading lady, but she has no regrets about not getting the dream debut.
"Getting a start like Parineeti Chopra is very rare. I had no contacts in the industry, so I had to work my way up. But I am really grateful for the great offers and opportunities coming my way," shares Aditi, who will soon be seen playing the leading lady in Boss, even though Akshay Kumar will be seen sans a romantic interest in the film.
Shedding her innocent image, she reiterates that she wants to retain her own brand of sensuality. "I don't know why exposing cleavage down to belly button is the only parameter for being hot... Why can't innocence be sensual as it is a heady mix?" she quips and adds, "Working with the Bhatt camp was a pleasant experience and Murder 3 is slated for a February release."
She also reveals that when she had worked with filmmaker Sudhir Mishra in Yeh Saali Zindagi, people had raised doubts about her mouthing gaalis with an innocent face.
"Sudhir had come to my defence saying that this contrast will work in my favour as audience will be able to empathise with me. I have total faith in the directors that I have worked with," Aditi says and adds that she only has a problem when someone objectifies a heroine onscreen rather than relate to the character she is playing.
"If two people are making love then you can flow with the emotions but if someone is facing the camera in a bikini for no reason, then you are bound to think otherwise!"


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Beautifully restored bungalow, 3 blocks to dining, shopping, outdoor cafes, & Starbucks and Sunday Farmer's Market. 5 blocks from Lake Eola Park. And less than a mile to the courthouse, Publix, FreshMarket, and downtown Orlando. Walk or Bike everywhere!
This beautifully restored bungalow has large kitchen, great front porch, romantic dining room and bedrooms. Wood floors throughout, fresh 1000TC white linens.
The property shares and enclosed back courtyard with the rear studio (http://www.vrbo.com/3506144ha)and the guest house (http://www.vrbo.com/490078). Both of which are available to rent unless owner occupied.
Keywords: bungalow, house, walk to dining & shopping, historical district, tree lined streets.
I am an Interior designer/ architect and I love to travel. I have lived in many great cities (NYC, Aspen, Miami, and LA) and I always come back here. I use VRBO wherever I go. It's the greatest way to really get to know how the locals live, find the best restaurants, and walking communities.
Margaret purchased this bungalow in 2004
Orlando is a great city. I grew up here. When ever I leave the state of Florida, I am reminded of the great weather and ease of living here. I can walk everywhere and there is always something interesting going on.
Great local neighborhood vibe! Walk to dining, shopping, and Sunday farmer's market, and enjoy the close proximity to Lake Eola and Downtown Orlando. 5 minute drive/ rickshaw (10 minute walk) to Amway center & movie theaters. 45 minutes to the Beach. Disney Area & Theme Parks & Convention Center 30 minute drive. 20 minutes from airport. 2 miles from Orlando executive airport.
We are Floridians who frequently visit Downtown Orlando a few times a year. We were looking for an alternative to the hotel scene but still wanted to be close to the Downtown Nightlife. We found this very charming home in Thornton Park with restaurants within blocks of the house and was just a short walk to the Downtown Orlando Nightlife. It is a quiet beautiful neighborhood full of historic houses with plenty of things to do even if just a stroll/run around Lake Eola is what you are looking to do. We spent 3 nights over the New Year's Eve holiday and had an amazing time! Perfect for getting out to enjoy the Nightlife but have a place to come home to in order to relax at the same time. We truly enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend it to anyone. The owner was very friendly and helpful, and we will most surely return for our next stay!
This is a very charming home in Thornton Park. Walking distance to restaurants and nightlife in Thornton Park or Downtown. Lake Eola is a short stroll away. Very quiet neighborhood. Perfect for relaxing. Fully equipped kitchen if you want to cook in. 100% recommended and I hope to stay there again.
Very beautiful home within blocks from neighborhood restaurants. Up to date furnishings and has been well cared for.
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Great house in a great area. Felt completely safe here when staying alone while waiting for my husband to join me. Lovely neighbourhood with restaurants and a park/walkway around a small lake. Margaret, the owner, very accessible and friendly. Made me feel like I was indeed a guest in her home. Can't wait to return in August when we visit our son again!
We spent 3 nights at this very lovely home. It is our first stay in Thornton Park and this house is ideally located to walk into town or talk walks around the lakes in the area. The home is exactly as posted on the website. It was a very comfortable place to stay and would highly recommend it to anyone. We felt at home here and will return next time we visit the area. The home is easy to locate off I-4 and located close to Downtown. Also, the owner was very friendly and helpful.
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By Josh Evans, OKC Barons on 07/15/2010
The Oklahoma City Barons, American Hockey League affiliate of the Edmonton Oilers have their coaching staff in place. The Oilers hockey operations staff announced Todd Nelson as head coach and Gerry Fleming as the assistant coach at a press conference earlier today in Oklahoma City.
Nelson has been involved with the Atlanta Thrashers organization for the last four seasons. From 2008-10, he served as the assistant coach with the Thrashers. From 06-08, he served a similar role with the Chicago Wolves, the Thrashers' AHL affiliate. With the Wolves, Nelson won the Calder Cup in 2008, his third championship as a coach. Prior to coaching with the Wolves, he won two championships in a three-season span as head coach the Muskegon Fury of the United Hockey League. In those three seasons, he guided the Fury to two different 50-win seasons and compiled an overall record of 149-58-25.
A fourth-round selection of the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft, Nelson played for 12 seasons in the professional ranks, including stints with the Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguins. He was a veteran of nearly 900 professional games, recording 391 points.
Originally from Montreal, Fleming has been the assistant coach for the Oilers AHL affiliate for the last two seasons. Prior to his stint with the Oilers, he spent eight seasons as a head coach in the ECHL. All but one season of his tenure in the ECHL was with the Florida Everblades. He led Florida to the playoffs in each of his seven seasons behind the bench, including back-to-back trips to the ECHL Kelly Cup Finals in 2004 and 2005. He broke into coaching in 1998 as the assistant coach Montreal's AHL affiliate in Fredericton.
Fleming's entire professional playing career was spent with the Montreal Canadiens organization. He played 271 games over seven seasons with Montreal's AHL affiliate in Fredericton, recording 103 points (38-65-103) and serving 1,035 penalty minutes. He played 11 games in the NHL with Montreal, serving 42 penalty minutes in those games.
The AHL, entering its historic 75th season of play, serves as the primary developmental league for all 30 NHL teams. Over 85 percent of players currently playing in the NHL are graduates of the AHL. The AHL is played in major North American cities such as Houston, San Antonio, Chicago, Austin, Cleveland, Milwaukee and Charlotte.
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