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The auctioning of boy-band baron and current fugitive Lou Pearlman's keepsakes drew such a large crowd to his old offices in Orlando, one can't help but fondly remember his vision: a catalog of barely pubescent pop stars playing bubblegum drivel to hundreds of thousands of screaming, fainting fans.
"The boy bands were the only thing he ever seemed passionate about," a source once close to dirty uncle Lou told Radar before today's auction. But, the source adds, "There's been a lawsuit attached to practically every business the guy's ever done."
At the event, which seemed more like a garage sale than anything remotely dignified, middle-aged men rather than tweens clamored for a slice of the big poppa's boy pie, presumably planning to turn around and hawk memorabilia on eBay. With available items including crusty silk flowers, a platinum O-Town album, and 2001's most state of the art technology, who could blame them?
The proceeds of the auction are to pay back the more than $130 million Pearlman owes the banks and the $317 million he defrauded from investors. Given the final sale price on the items (Daffy Duck figurine for $50, platinum LFO plaque for $200, a bookcase for $10), it seems unlikely that the entire $447 million debt was recouped. What is likely, though, is that, somewhere, a bloated and lonely Lou Pearlman is breathing a sigh of relief, damn thankful he doesn't have all of this crap on his hands anymore.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has formed a special task force to look into the issues of women's safety in the capital every fortnight.
The 13-member body, to be headed by the Home Secretary, will also regularly review the functioning of the Delhi Police.
Its members are the Chief Secretary; the Police Commissioner, the Special Commissioner (Traffic) and the Special Commissioner (Law & Order); the chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women; the New Delhi Municipal Council chairperson; the Transport and Excise Commissioners; the Corporation Commissioners of East Delhi, North Delhi and South Delhi; and the Joint Secretary (Union Territory) in the Home Ministry, an official statement said.
"The task force may co-opt any such member it may deem fit. It will also take into consideration the suggestions made by the Members of Parliament during the debate on the issue. The task force shall continuously review action taken by the Delhi Police and the Delhi Government," the statement said.
The Delhi Police works under the Home Ministry. Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has been demanding that the State government be given control of the force for better policing of the capital.


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NAGA CITY—The spate of killings of candidates in Masbate, all members of the Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC), has alarmed the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and the party's national leaders.
The Comelec on Tuesday said it may put the entire island-province under its control in the aftermath of two killings over the weekend.
NPC, in a statement, said the killings were obviously political in nature and are alarming.
Lawyer Noriel Badiola, Masbate election supervisor, said he would meet with the Philippine National Police and the Special Task Force Masbate tomorrow to assess if there's a need to place the entire province under Comelec control.
Batangas Rep. Mark Llandro Mendoza, NPC secretary general, urged a stop to the "senseless" killings.
Badiola said the Comelec is allowed by its rules to place an area under Comelec control in the wake of "serious armed threats."
He said the Comelec did not want any area in Bicol to be under its control because that 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 Comelec predisposition," said Badiola. He did not elaborate.
Senior Supt. Arnold Albis, head of Special Task Force Masbate, said he does not yet see the need to place the province under Comelec Control.
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WALLA WALLA — What washes off the pavement, down a drain and is going to be the subject of a new Walla Walla County ordinance?
Answer, stormwater.
The new ordinance, which will apply to all unincorporated areas, is intended to be "the county's blueprint for controlling and managing stormwater," said Joy Bader, stormwater program manager. A draft of the ordinance is expected to go before county commissioners in early September.
A major component of the new ordinance will be establishment of a stormwater utility to manage, govern and fund activities intended to make sure only water goes down storm drains. The utility's activities will be funded by existing funds, grants and a stormwater service charge where landowners of parcels contributing to stormwater runoff will be assessed a monthly fee.
While plans call for adopting the code this fall, implementing the stormwater management utility will not take place until 2010, Bader said.
Residential parcels, which contribute less runoff relative to other land uses, will pay a flat fee, which is expected to be between $2 and $2.50 per month, or about $24 to $30 per year. Non-residential parcels will be assessed a fee based on the actual amount of impervious area on that specific parcel.
The stormwater utility will be under the county Public Works Department, but will not require hiring any additional people, said Randy Glaeser, county public works director.
The new ordinance is being driven by the need to comply with phase II of the National Pollutant Discharge Eliminations System stormwater permit that applies Eastern Washington, Bader said. The NPDES prohibits discharge of contaminated waters to storm drain systems and requires stormwater management measures at new construction and redevelopment sites that disturb more than an acre.
The county is currently in the third year of a five-year process to implement its stormwater management plan. Walla Walla County is among seven counties and 18 cities in Eastern Washington that fall under the jurisdiction of the NPDES Phase II stormwater permit, which is administered by the state Department of Ecology.
While the county is already doing much to meet the requirements, "now it is a more formalized process," Glaeser said.
One "huge component" will be outreach and education to teach people about new stormwater rules, and "there is a larger requirement for inspection and enforcement" as well, Glaeser said.
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Suspicious person/circumstances. 5:51 a.m. 33200 block Palo Alto Street.
Disturbance. 3:47 a.m. Street of the Golden Lantern and La Cresta Drive.
Unknown trouble. 12:02 a.m. Pacific Coast Highway and Street of the Amber Lantern. A caller said a man was wearing a mask inside a car parked sideways at Circle K.
Suspicious person/circumstances. 8:40 p.m. 24600 block Cordova Drive. A caller said a bearded man in his 40s who was outside her home might be there to hurt her father because of a dispute with a neighbor.
Traffic hazard. 9:29 a.m. Pacific Coast Highway and Del Obispo Street. A caller asked deputies to check for a group of people loitering on the middle of the street.
Suspicious person/circumstances. 12:28 a.m. 24500 block Del Prado. A caller said two men removed a manhole cover and that one went into the sewer.
Burglary. 9:34 p.m. 23600 block Mariner Drive. Residents said someone broke into their home and stole electronics and cash while they were out of town.
Suspicious person/circumstances. 1:52 p.m. 33900 block Alcazar Drive. A caller said a man wearing a yellow cap, a white shirt and blue shorts was going through trash cans and looking in parked vehicles.
Assist outside agency. 2:41 a.m. Pacific Coast Highway and Monarch Bay Drive. Dispatch received a call from someone who said he was injured with a hole in his leg.


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Julie Keim
|Julie Keim
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|Board Member, Douglas County School District, District G
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|University of Arizona
|Director of Finance and Contracts for Creative Energy Systems
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Keim moved to Colorado in 2000 with her husband and three children. Keim received her BSBA in Accounting from the University of Arizona in 1987. She became a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in 1990, and was registered in Arizona and Missouri. Keim worked as a CPA for the State of Arizona Office of the Auditor General where she audited the financial records of governmental entities and the State of Arizona Department of Economic Security as Finance Director. She also worked as a Senior Manager for Deloitte Consulting to help improve business practices and computer systems for a variety of governmental programs and entities. She is currently the Director of Finance and Contracts for Creative Energy Systems. Keim has previously volunteered with the Lewis-Palmer School District and the Douglas County School District with several education-focused groups and programs, often using her financial background as a group's treasurer. Her contributions include writing the grant to bring pre-school education and later full-day kindergarten to at risk children in LPSD through the Colorado Preschool and Kindergarten Program, working with the Parent Teacher Organization and the School Accountability Committee, and playing a role in establishing two parent programs in 2011 at Castle Rock Middle School and High School. [2]
Keim is running against challengers Judi Reynolds, Stephen Boyd, and Kevin Leung for the District D seat in the general election on November 5, 2013.
As of August 30, no 2013 campaign donations or expenditures for Julie Keim have been reported to the Colorado Secretary of State. [3]
Campaign themes
Keim's campaign website lists the following campaign themes for 2013:[4]
Accountability to the public
Academic Excellence
Public Input and Respect
Note: The above quote is from the candidate's website, which may include some typographical or spelling errors.
About the district
LocationDouglas County School District is located in Douglas County, Colorado. Douglas County is located between the cities of Denver and Colorado Springs. According to the 2010 US Census, Douglas County Schools is home to 285,465 residents.[5] The school district includes 88 schools and served 64,657 students in the 2012-2013 school year.[6][7] The county seat is Castle Rock, named after a notable nearby butte. The district lies on the Colorado Piedmont and features woodlands and mesas.
Douglas County outperforms the rest of Colorado based on average household income, poverty rate and graduation rates in 2011. The average household income in Douglas County was $101,193 compared to $57,685 for the state of Colorado. The poverty rate in Douglas County was 3.5% compared to 12.5% for the entire state. The U.S. Census also found that 54.6% of Douglas County residents aged 25 years and older attained a bachelor's degree compared to a 36.3% in Colorado.[8]
See also
External links
- ↑ "Julie Keim for Douglas County Schools," "Home," Accessed August 30, 2013
- ↑ "Julie Keim for Douglas County Schools," "About Julie," Accessed August 30, 2013
- ↑ Colorado Secretary of State Elections Division, "TRACER Search," accessed August 29, 2013
- ↑ "Julie Keim for Douglas County Schools," "Matters of Concern," Accessed August 30, 2013
- ↑ United States Census Bureau, "2010 Census Data," accessed July 15, 2013
- ↑ Colorado Department of Education, "School Districts/Buildings and Personnel," accessed July 16, 2013
- ↑ Colorado Department of Education Communications Unit, "Statewide PreK-12 student enrollment grows for 23rd straight year," January 14, 2013
- ↑ United States Census Bureau, "Douglas County Quick Facts," accessed July 16, 2013
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Oral Health and Diet
Study of the use of an oral health service to promote healthy eating in nursery and reception year children
Oral health interventions that promote healthy diets children and their families may have the potential to deliver messages promoting healthy weights. Non-conventional settings for health promotion are currently being explored by service providers to develop innovative health interventions. The common risk factor approach, which is recommended by the Oral Health Plan for England, addresses different health problems (e.g. oral health and obesity) by working on a shared risk factor (e.g. healthy diets).
Priorities addressed
NHS County Durham and Darlington PCT has funded 30 dental surgery sites to undertake a programme of visits for early years children and their parents to practicesStudy of the use of an oral health service to promote healthy eating in nursery and reception year children see ERDU's 'Oral Health Promotion' project. As part of this initiative, the practices provide dietary advice, such as lowering daily sugar intake, eating fruits and vegetables, which is also advice given in interventions aimed at preventing or reducing obesity.
Study Aims
This research aims to:
1) understand children's and parents' perspectives of the dietary advice they were given
2) determine whether it is considered to be appropriate to deliver education of healthy eating practices as part of an oral health promotion in dental practices in conjunction with obesity interventions.
Study Methods
Families of children in nursery or reception year (aged 4-5 years) who were invited to attend a health promotion visit as part of the 'Oral health promotion' project will be recruited through the schools and centres. Children and their parents will be interviewed to learn their perspectives of the dietary advice they were given, and perceptions of the role of dentistry in public health interventions. Focus groups will be conducted with dental practice staff to explore their perceptions of the role of dentistry in public health interventions. A descriptive Framework Approach will be used to make comparisons between interviews.
Study commences March 2012.


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Mirror Mirror is a slightly modernized, family-comedy version of the Snow White fairy tale, and offhand, I can think of few directors less suited to the material than this film's Tarsem Singh, the music-video veteran whose big-screen credits include those wildly baroque (and decidedly adult) spectacles The Cell and Immortals. Yet every once in a while, when a director is spectacularly wrong for a project, the results can be much more interesting than if he were right for it, and that certainly seems the case here; this aimless, pointless little trifle is mostly a drag, but I can only imagine how deadening it might've been without Singh at the helm.
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2011-01-03 12:00:00
Before commencing with the annual fawning, I thought I'd begin by exercising one of my God-given rights as a reviewer: the right to bitch about the sorry state of movies. I think it's supposed to go something like this:
Boy, are the movies in a sorry state!
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2010-07-26 05:52:12
Leaving a recent screening of Cyrus, my friends and I noted how refreshing it was to see a movie in which, right up until its final seconds, you had no idea where events were going to lead; the creepy indie comedy could've ended with either a Happily Ever After or a vicious display of bloodletting, and neither finale would've seemed unjustified. (No spoilers here. You've still got a few days to catch it locally.) And the best I can say about director Phillip Noyce's Salt - and it's a considerable compliment - is that it, too, is totally unpredictable, a gripping, over-the-top action flick that makes you gasp and then giggle, and then giggle at yourself for gasping. Audiences seeking loud, defiantly ridiculous escapist fare should have a blast. Speaking as someone with a low tolerance for spy thrillers, stunt-heavy summer blockbusters, and (more often than not these days) Angelina Jolie, I had a pretty fantastic time myself.
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2010-07-18 22:03:39
Splice came and went in the blink of an eye and Predators sucks. So if you're jonesing for a good horror movie these days, you're advised to catch Jay and Mark Duplass' Cyrus, even though it isn't any kind of conventional scare flick; Jonah Hill's title character, however, could stand proudly next to Anthony Perkins' Norman Bates in the Crazy-Ass-Mama's-Boy Hall of Fame.
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Well, you won't get to shake hands with the spacecraft, of course, because it's doing its job thousands of miles above the Earth's surface. You can, however, see a giant model of Chandra, view large-scale images, and meet many people who have worked on the mission during this year's Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
Some of our favorite Chandra images will be on display
During last week's AAS meeting in St. Louis, a "meeting within a meeting" was held to discuss plans for next year's International Year of Astronomy 2009 (IYA2009). One of the projects that Chandra plays a major role in is "From Earth to the Universe", also known lovingly as FETTU.
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This week, the American Astronomical Society (AAS) holds its biannual meeting in St. Louis, Missouri. The AAS is the largest professional organization in North America and their meetings are intended to give scientists a chance to share their latest results through talks and poster sessions. This will be the 212th meeting and you can find out what's being talked about by looking here: http://aas.org/meetings/aas212/videos
With the press release for G1.9+0.3 we talked about when an event in a distant part of the Milky Way galaxy occurred. One delicate issue that immediately came to mind was what to do about the light travel time to this object. We decided to adopt the astronomer's convention and talk about events in Earth's time frame, that is when the light reached the Earth, as we noted in the press release and in a few other places on our web-site.
In the last year we have seen tremendous development in visualizing the Universe through the digital world. Google Sky and Wikisky are examples of this progress. These interfaces have taken well-known all-sky surveys and detailed observations to create virtual observatories that show our nearest planetary neighbors, like Mars and Jupiter, to the most distant galaxies in the Universe.
One of the most important tasks involved with having telescopes in space is keeping them at the correct and constant temperature. It's not just because telescopes like Chandra like to be comfortable – it's crucial in making the instruments perform as they should and return accurate science.
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One of the most impressive accomplishments of the Chandra mission has been the improved understanding of the distant X-ray Universe. Chandra has accomplished this through deep X-ray surveys that generally involve pointing Chandra at a particular region of the sky that is not known to have any bright nearby objects and letting the camera collect X-ray light for an extended period of time.


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UFL opener: Stallion starts title defense
THE UNITED Football League season kicks off this Saturday with an explosive double-header featuring defending champion Stallion against Cup semifinalist Green Archers United at Emperador Stadium in Taguig.
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The Sparks, seeking to match Stallion's league and Cup double last season, won't see action until Tuesday when they battle rival Global FC on the same day Kaya opens its campaign against Pachanga.
Stallion let go of key players Park Bo-bae and Diego Barrera during the offseason but the likes of Ruben Doctora and Bervic Italia will still be around to fuel their bid.
The Sparks remain formidable even after releasing Chad Gould with Phil and James Younghusband spearheading their campaign.
Global parted ways with coach Brian Reid and also released veteran Ivorian defender Carlos Tressor Guisso. Kaya also cut ties with longtime goalkeeper Saba Garmaroudi in its most notable offseason move.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR FAMILY -SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS: REVALUING BOTH SIDES OF THE COIN A discussion paper about the complementary developmental needs of both educators and parents as effective partners By Rupert Macgregor National Project Manager "Families Matter" 15 July 2005 Effective Development for Family-School Partnerships 15 July 2005 1 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR PARENT-SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS: REVALUING BOTH SIDES OF THE COIN The complementary developmental needs of both educators and parents By: Rupert Macgregor, National Project Manager "Families Matter" Central to the purpose and operations of both the Australian Council of State School Organisations (ACSSO) and of the Australian Parents Council (APC), is the recognition of the extent to which research around the world clearly shows that children's learning outcomes, health and well-being are improved when parents, families and schools work closely together. This research demonstrates the potential benefits to be achieved when schools, families and communities work together in mutually respectful, productive and sustainable partnerships. The need to promote effective partnerships with parents and families appears incontestable: "parental involvement seems like the least controversial concept in education reform – just try and find someone who admits to being against it" (quoted in McConchie 2004, p1). However, like many other supposedly axiomatic constructs in education as in other fields, this evidently desired condition does not happen of itself or without careful strategic planning and much hard, iterative work. It is contended that in addition to establishment of generally positive intentions, hopes, aspirations and good-will by the parties, there is not only a need to raise awareness and understanding of the issues, but also for structured processes to develop and enhance the levels of knowledge, skills, attitudes and values of the parties in ways that will operate to change their behaviours and their levels of effective interaction. This strongly indicates the need for structured parallel and interactive processes of professional development – • for current and future educators and educational leaders; • for parents and families – and parent organisations. The 2004 Family-School Partnerships Issues Paper by Rob McConchie, commissioned to provide context for the National Roundtables convened by Education, Science & Training Minister Hon Dr Brendan Nelson MP with the purpose of developing a National Framework for Family-School Partnerships, identified a number of barriers to the formation and development of partnerships. (For the following synopsis and supporting references see McConchie 2004, p.8) 1. Some of these identified barriers operate to limit or block and exclude the informed and willing engagement of principals and educators: in particular:- • A belief that partnering with families in areas relating to decision making will diminish the principal's authority; • Teachers concerned that their professionalism is threatened seek to exclude parents from processes relating to educational practices: "teacher concern about professional status and traditional resistance to outsider influence is difficult to overcome" • A view by schools they do not have a role in assisting parents and families develop a level of self-confidence to see themselves as capable co-educators of their children Effective Development for Family-School Partnerships 15 July 2005 2 • A lack of knowledge and understanding of the research findings and their application on the part of schools and educators • A perception that parents don't know how to be involved; and, above all:- • Teachers and principals have little, if any, professional preparation for a role in developing partnerships with parents and other family members. This is confirmed by US research – "One of the most significant challenges to conducting an effective program is the lack of instruction on parent and family involvement that educators and administrators receive in their professional training." These issues and concerns are also strongly highlighted by Professor Andy Hargreaves in his paper "Professionals and Parents: A Social Movement for Educational Change" (Hargreaves 1999). While noting the research and the rhetoric which supports the need for families and educators to work in effective partnerships, he recognises that "the more pervasive reality is often very different". As a graphic illustration of that incongruity in action, he quotes William Waller (""The Sociology of Teaching", 1932, p.68)" "From the ideal point of view, parents and teachers have much in common in that both, supposedly, wish things to occur for the best interests of the child; but in fact, parents and teachers usually live in conditions of mutual distrust and enmity". Hargreaves notes that his own research indicates that teachers experience more anxiety about their relationships and interactions with parents than about almost any other aspect of their work: and that "the task of establishing strong partnerships between teachers and parents is, indeed, riddled with problems." His analysis of these problems indicates the extent to which parents and educators are interpreting and coming at the issues from different perspectives and motivations that are not always perceived as being complementary, but on collision courses. In particular, from a teacher viewpoint, Hargreaves identifies: "The Problem of Unpreparedness. Few teachers are trained how to interact and work effectively with parents, or even with adults in general. They are unprepared to deal with the conflicts, crises and general emotional turmoil that parent communication and criticism can throw at them." (p.2) Hargreaves sees the need for this unpreparedness to be overcome: for educators and educational leaders to be prepared and enabled to develop "new forms of more principled professionalism… where teachers engage with parents in relationships of reciprocal learning that are more open, interactive and inclusive in character." (p.7). This in his view means more than showing greater individual empathy towards and understanding of parents as a teacher; this is necessarily a public project, not just a private one. "The feasibility of such a principled professionalism rests on teachers being open to, engaging with and developing understanding among parents and the public on whom the future of teaching and state education ultimately depend" (p. 9). 2… And some of these identified barriers operate to limit or block and exclude the informed and willing engagement of parents and families (McConchie 2004): • Lack of knowledge and understanding of the research findings and their applicability on the part of parents and families (p. 8) Effective Development for Family-School Partnerships 15 July 2005 3 • Parents may feel they have nothing to contribute (p.9) • Parents may feel unwelcome or even intimidated by the school (p.9) • Parents may feel unwelcome and even intimidated by School Parent Organisations themselves (p.9) – formal processes, language, procedures and organisation structures of school boards and P&C or P&F Associations can be perceived as exclusionary. • Parents and families not knowing how they can become involved and participate as effective partners with the school in supporting and contributing to the processes of education and development of their children. ("We began to discover that the local community and particularly the parents in community based organisations indicated to us that they felt a powerlessness about making any changes or accessing the system at the local level" Fege 2004) Hargreaves strongly recognises and makes the point that effective family-school partnership is necessarily a two-way street; and that it takes two parties - who have developed a strong mutual understanding and awareness - to engage effectively in the family-school partnership tango. A superficial reading of some of the literature may suggest that all parents and families are inherently ready and intuitively prepared for effective partnerships, just waiting to be asked on to the dance floor. Hargreaves notes, however, that it would be misleadingly simplistic to assume "that all parents are virtuous and that teachers are simply insensitive villains in the partnership drama. We should avoid idealizing partnerships representing all parents (or indeed all teachers) as being altruistic and perfect. Parents can be a pain sometimes…. Such parents can be especially difficult and demanding for teachers to deal with" (p. 8). The learnings and the development must run authentically in both directions. Both sets of developmental levers – those relating to the professional development of educators and education leaders, and those relating to the necessarily parallel and complementary professional development of parents and families – and parent organisations – most be moved together, synchronistically. As a simple, direct illustration of this parallel dual need (the two sides of the same coin), we can consider the implications of statements drawn from a striking and important recent paper relating to the professional development of educators and education leaders, in ways that will significantly enhance professional practice at all points seamlessly, from the individual, to the school team, throughout a whole State system. This is Professor Alan Reid's recent paper "Towards a Culture of Inquiry in DECS" (Reid 2004) – strongly recommended reading and re- reading for everyone with an interest in the professional practice of education. Firstly, the obverse side of the coin, for educators. In Alan Reid's words: "…in the 21st Century, educators need to be inquirers into professional practice who question their routine practices and assumptions and who are capable of investigating the effects of their teaching on student learning. … if the task of educators is to develop in children and young people the learning dispositions and capacities to think critically, flexibly and creatively, then educators too must possess and model these capacities." Effective Development for Family-School Partnerships 15 July 2005 4 If we very slightly refocus these statements – with my own modifications - as an hypothesised parent-and-family reverse side of the coin, it seems hard to argue they do not ring as being at least as true and useful: …in the 21st Century, to be effective as the first and continuing educators of their children in partnership with their school, parents and families, like educators, need to be inquirers into professional practice who question their routine practices and assumptions and who are capable of investigating the effects of their actions on student learning. … if the task of parents and families in partnership with educators is to develop in children and young people the learning dispositions and capacities to think critically, flexibly and creatively, then parents and families – and parent organisations - too must possess and model these capacities." For the purposes of his paper, Alan Reid understands inquiry to be "a process of systematic, rigorous and critical reflection about professional practice, and the contexts in which it occurs, in ways that question taken-for-granted assumptions. Its purpose is to inform decision making for action. Alan Reid also notes that: "Inquiry can be undertaken individually, but is most powerful when it is collaborative". In reading his paper, it is both instructive and challenging to reflect, the extent to which the approaches and processes are similarly applicable to both educators and also to parents and parent organisations. This is of course consistent with the need for shared two-way learnings indicated by Andy Hargreaves paper: and is logical in a situation where the two parties require a shared strategic understanding of the issues in order to work as mutually respectful partners in a partnership which focuses on the education and personal development of young people. In this regard, it is certainly worth noting that the "Families Matter" initiative inherently seeks to encourage and develop a process of reflective inquiry in parents at both the individual and the interactive group levels, by means of an iterative and exploratory conversation which sets out to involve and engage progressively all parents and families, interactively with the teachers of the school. The purpose of this conversation is to build a shared understanding of the factors which bear upon student well-being, the ways in which families can support their social and emotional development, and how families can work together as a community to support and enhance the work being done by the school. The establishment and maintenance of effective and sustainable family-school (and community) partnerships requires far more than generalised good intentions (the road to hell we know being paved with countless such), pious hopes and vague aspirations. The levels of knowledge, skills, attitudes, values and ultimately thus of behaviours, must evolve interactively. The learnings and the development must run authentically in both directions. . This strongly indicates the need for structured parallel and interactive processes of professional development – • for current and future educators and educational leaders; • for parents and families – and parent organisations. Effective Development for Family-School Partnerships 15 July 2005 5 References: Fege, A (2004). "Voices from the Field". Family, School and Community Connections Symposium: New Directions for Research, Practice and Evaluation. National Centre for Family & Community Connections with Schools & Harvard Family Research Project. http://www.sedl.org/symposium2004/resources.html Hargreaves, A (1999) "Professionals and Parents: A Social Movement for Educational Change". Keele University. http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/ed/kisnet/interviews/hargreaves.htm McConchie, R (2004). "Family-School Partnerships: Issues Paper". Australian Council of State School Organisations and Australian Parents Council. http://www.acsso.org.au/fspissuespaper.doc Reid, A (2004). "Towards a Culture of Inquiry in DECS" South Australia Department of Education and Children's Services. http://www.schools.sa.gov.au/corporate/files/links/OP_01.pdf Effective Development for Family-School Partnerships 15 July 2005 6
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Me and my child's dad been cool since we was 15 we lost contact for a while but we got back up n I got pregnant he didnt want her so he dipped out. I was 7 months When I had her still a no sho. Even When she was in the nicu. So in feb I filed the papers and completely for got about em. March he started coming around..more so to sleep with me. Willing to do anything just so he could be around his daughter it happened a few times. But he still wasn't helping me out . He just got served this month and is begging me to drop it. Saying how wrong I am. And that he shouldn't have to pay for something he didn't want. I feel like crap. Sadly I still care about him... he said he will do right as in helping me with child care ect. Don't know if I should believe him or continue with it!!
If he did not help you in the first place and is telling you are wrong. Then he is playing games with you. He is trying to keep you satisfied thinking that you will not ask for anything. If he was a real father he would already be helping you. Do not go backwards! Stay focused and do not let him distract you thinking he really cares.
So let me get this straight, you got pregnant and he left. Had your baby at 7 months and the baby was in the NICU...he still wasn't there. Then finally he shows up but not solely for the baby, he shows up to sleep with you and you feel bad because you filed for child support because??? Filing for child support was probably the most responsible thing you could have done. The honest truth is that this dude is not responsible and he cares more about sleeping with you than being there for his child. Him being a father has nothing to do with you and everything to do with him. You do not have to sleep with him in order for him to be there. Stand your ground. You deserve better. Show him that. It really doesn't matter that he didn't want the baby in the first place because your child is here already. It's time for him to man up and be a consistent father. If he can't, he should step aside. Don't allow him to bring chaos and dysfunction in your life...you'll be the only one responsible for cleaning it up. GL
I'd really like to be supportive here but get a grip! Yes file for support! This guy is playing you because he doesn't want to pay...don't be a dumb woman! You have a child who needs things and he should help provide. And seriously...stop sleeping with him!
He shouldn't pay for something he didn't want???? Tell him it's called being responsible.
Definitely continue with it. And that is a completely screwed up thing for him to say he shouldn't have to pay for something he didn't want. I would castrate him just for saying that. Definitely don't back down
Make him pay and move on
Stop looking at it as a punishment for him and more like your child's right to be supported. Your baby didn't ask for this, his parents did. He's one half of the equation. Make him pay up. It's not personal.
Make him pay,
Omg absolutely CONTINUE with this!!! You have to respect yourself enough to follow through. He is manipulating you!!! The toughest battle is what you know and how you feel.
If you drop it your just making things so much harder on yourself. Show him whose boss! He can not treat you like this!!!
This may sound harsh and many wont agree. But i view this as equal rights. I dont feel that a man who didnt want a baby should be forced to pay support.. Yes the baby is his. We know that. But really whats the difference of a woman getting an abortion that the man wanted to keep?? A man has no say so when it comes to a baby. Everything is for the woman.. Child support can completely ruin someone's life essentially. Idk, i just feel it should be fair on both ends of the spectrum.. If a woman can have an abortion without consequences, a man should be able to not want a child w/i consequences as well.. Parenting is not for everyone. I dont think it should be forced upon anyone if they are not ready for it
Please be a troll. Please please please.
Nope. So serious
You do realize that he could have worn a condom, that would have been his choice. That would have been the time he "had a say".
My point is. It's tot equal. It needs to be
I do realize.. An i totally agree he should have worn a condom. But what will you say to the woman heading down to the abortion clinic? Isn't she running away from responsibility as well? Because she also wasnt ready for a child. She did what was best for her.
Luckily the law all the way to the Supreme Court doesn't agree with you. Thank God for common sense laws. That's all I can say to this.
Its flawed.. Are u in the same boat as the Op or a similar boat? Thats the only reason a woman cant see the point im making. All I'm saying is that it should be equal for both men and woman. U dont see that
Once a baby is born, he or she has rights too. That's why there is child support because of the right of the child to be financially supported by both parents.
U missed the whole point
So you are a man? Get off this board.


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The Patriots have some tough decisions to make now that their season is over. Two key players are free agents after this season, and each played a major role in the AFC Championship Game. If you had to choose, which player would you pick for the Patriots to re-sign, Aqib Talib or Wes Welker? Talib was only on the team for half a season, but he made a major impact in New England's secondary. He has the ability to shut down one side of the field, and the more he's able to acclimate himself to Bill Belichick's defense, the better he could be. The trade for Talib paid immediate dividends for the Patriots, as they started allowing less yards, and most importantly, less big plays. It was easy to see Talib's impact when the cornerback went out on Sunday night with a thigh injury. The Patriots' defense immediately started giving up more yards to Joe Flacco, and while Talib was doing a great job shutting down Anquan Boldin early in the game, the big Baltimore wide receiver went off for two touchdowns when Talib had to come out. Of course, Welker also plays a major role on the Patriots. The slot receiver caught eight passes for 117 yards and a touchdown on Sunday night. After a key drop on Sunday night and a key drop in the Patriots' postseason loss last season, some fans have been calling for the Patriots to let Welker walk for more of a deep threat wide receiver. The Patriots would still have to replace Welker, though, and needless to say, it's difficult to replace the best slot receiver in the league. The Patriots could have an in-house option in Julian Edelman, but the fourth-year player has never fully emerged as an offensive weapon, though he has shown glimpses. Early in the season it looked like New England may be ready to phase Welker out, but injuries to Aaron Hernandez and Edelman forced Welker back into a major role, and the Patriots' had one of the best offenses in the NFL yet again. So who would you pick if you could only take one? Would you want the Patriots to sign Welker and have to go out and draft another cornerback to replace Talib? Or would you want the Patriots to sign Talib and move forward with Edelman or another slot receiver? Take Our Poll
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I don't agree with you, any language can be learned from the ground up if you're able to understand its principles. C was the first language I learned and I didn't had any problem working with it.
Haven't said C++ is a better C, but it's not a whole different language per se, it's more like an extension to C, and remember variables, macros, defines, operators and structures are the same from C to C++ (the latter adds OOP-related practices, ok... but the basics remains the same).
No, I was explicitly thinking on C++ when I talked about a method...
Don't take me wrong with this answer but... didn't anyone told you variables and functions inside a class are respectively called 'attributes' and 'methods'?
Looks like a weird statement for me, to be honest, although no offense intended
C++ *is* an entirely new and different language, and the creator of C++ says as much. It is *not* a super set of C, nor is it C with extensions. No doubt C influenced C++, much as how C++ might have influenced Java, but so what? Languages very often are influenced by previous others.
The C++ ISO standard does not use the term "method" - what you describe is called a "member function." Remember, the C++ standard (a document, basically) is the authoritative source for C++, not the misinformed people who were babbling on to you using incorrect terminology.
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Still, as far as former Suns GM and current TNT basketball analyst Steve Kerr is concerned, this is not the worst thing that could have happened to Gentry in his career.
"I'm sad for him, I'm also a little bit relieved for him," Kerr told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Friday. "I know that he was under a lot of pressure, I know that this was a situation that was very difficult for him.
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Does anyone want to argue that assertion?
The Suns' leading scorer, Goran Dragic, is averaging just 14 points per game. The team does not have one double-digit rebounder, and they are not exactly racking up assists, either.
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Sir Francis Baring, 1st Bt
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