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nepal World stock markets rose sharply Tuesday as fears about Dubai's debt problems eased after the emirate's government investment company said it was in talks to restructure a large chunk of its business.
Meanwhile, gold was close to breaking through $1,200 an ounce after hitting a new all-time high amid renewed dollar weakness. The dollar fell against the yen as the Bank of Japan gave no indication it was prepared to intervene in markets to stop the rise of its national currency.
In Europe, the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was up 92.37 points, or 1.8 percent, at 5,283.05 while Germany's DAX rose 111.01 points, or 2 percent, at 5,736.96. The CAC-40 in France was 68.44 points, or 1.9 percent, higher at 3,748.59.
U.S. stocks are expected to power ahead at the open too – Dow futures were up 66 points, or 0.6 percent, at 10,400 while the broader Standard & Poor's 500 futures rose 8.1 points, or 0.7 percent, at 1,102.90. The Dow and the S&P 500 closed out November fairly solidly on Tuesday, ending up more than 5 percent on the month, the biggest monthly advance since July.
The underlying reason behind Tuesday's rally centered on Dubai as investors concluded that there will be limited contagion from the emirate.
"With markets once again having apparently succeeded in shaking off the latest shocks, investors seem to have found another fresh bout of confidence and it would not be a surprise for stock markets to achieve fresh recovery highs as this month goes on," said Anthony Grech, market analyst at IG Index.
Last week's announcement from Dubai World, a government investment company with some $60 billion worth of debts, that it wanted to postpone forthcoming debt payments until May sent shockwaves around financial markets.
Those jitters were still evident in the emirates' stock markets, where shares slid again.
But with the Dubai contagion fears dissipating in the rest of the world, investors were once again focusing on the fundamentals ahead of a raft of economic news that could have a crucial bearing on how stock markets close out the year.
Friday's U.S. nonfarm payrolls report for November will be key – the data often sets the tone in markets for a week or two. However, there are other important U.S. releases due, including the Institute for Supply Management's surveys into the services and manufacturing sectors. The latter is released at 1500 GMT.
If investors conclude that the U.S. economy is losing some steam, then that could well pave the way for an end of year bout of profit-taking following an eight-month bull run.
Earlier in Asia, Japan's Nikkei closed up 226.65 points, or 2.4 percent, at 9,572.20.
After the markets closed, the Bank of Japan said it had decided to keep its benchmark rate unchanged at 0.1 percent and announced it would provide short term loans to banks totaling 10 trillion yen, or $115 billion.
Nothing emerged to directly counter the rise in the yen, which prompted a big fall in the dollar against the Japanese currency. Though the dollar was 0.6 percent up on the day at 86.81 yen in mid-afternoon London trade, it had traded as high as 87.53 yen earlier in the day.


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1979 Northwestern Bank 400
|Race details
|Race 6 of 31 in the 1979 NASCAR Winston Cup Series season
|March 25, 1979
|Official name
|Northwestern Bank 400
|North Wilkesboro Speedway
(North Wilkesboro, North Carolina)
|Permanent racing facility
0.625 mi (1.005 km)
|400 laps, 250 mi (402 km)
|Temperatures reaching a high of 61 °F (16 °C); wind speeds up to 10.9 miles per hour (17.5 km/h)[1]
|Average speed
|88.400 miles per hour (142.266 km/h)
|Pole position
|M.C. Anderson
|Most laps led
|Richard Petty
|Petty Enterprises
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|Bobby Allison
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The 1979 Northwestern Bank 400 was a NASCAR Winston Cup Series racing event that took place on March 25, 1979, at North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina.
A crowd of exactly 17,500 live racing fans would attend this historic racing event; approximately 44% of the track's most recent capacity (before it closed in 2011). Admission to one of the premium seats for this event set back a person exactly $15 USD with taxes included ($48.74 in current US dollars).
Parsons would earn the pole position for the race after successfully making it through solo qualifying runs at speeds of up to 108.136 miles per hour or 174.028 kilometres per hour while the winner of the actual race would post average speeds of exactly 88.400 miles per hour or 142.266 kilometres per hour.[2] Twenty different drivers exchanged the first-place position with each other over the course of this 400-lap event. Bobby Allison would defeat Richard Petty by three and a half seconds after racing for almost two hours and fifty minutes. Chevrolet vehicles filled up the majority of the 30-car racing grid and the last-place finisher of this race was Jimmy Means (of Jimmy Means Racing). Only four drivers would be on the lead lap at the of this race: Allison, Petty, Benny Parsons, and Dale Earnhardt. Darrell Waltrip would finish in the "top five" and would go on to become a multiple Winston Cup champion during the 1980s.
J.D. McDuffie would also accomplish a rare "top ten" finish here; being more known for his last-place finishes at the end of NASCAR Cup Series races. At the end of the race, Bobby Allison would be a mere nine points ahead of Darrell Waltrip in championship standings.[2] Earl Brooks would make his final official NASCAR appearance at this event.[3] This race started at 2:00 PM and would finish around 4:50 PM. Prize money for each finishing contestants varied from $13,750 for the winner ($44,679.62 in current US dollars) to a meager $625 for the last-place finisher ($2,030.89 in current US dollars).[4] When all the prize winnings for this racing event are combined, the total prize purse for this race was $80,375 ($261,172.68 in current US dollars).[5]
This would be the final race in NASCAR history before the Earnhardt family's legacy of winning began to take center stage. Before his death, Earnhardt would rack up 76 wins in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series while his son Dale Jr. would add 19 more victories into the Earnhardt family's résumé. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. was only four years old when this event took place but would go on to almost the same level of success in his NASCAR Cup Series as his father. Meanwhile, the Petty family began to see their fortunes reverse as Richard Petty was unable to compete for championships after the end of the 1990s. Richard Petty's son Kyle would clinch the final win for the Petty family at the 1995 MBNA RacePoints 400.
Finishing order[edit]
- Bobby Allison
- Richard Petty
- Benny Parsons†
- Dale Earnhardt†
- Darrell Waltrip
- J.D. McDuffie†
- Richard Childress
- Buddy Baker
- Cale Yarborough
- Joe Millikan
- Donnie Allison
- Dave Marcis
- Dick Brooks†
- Ricky Rudd
- Terry Labonte
- James Hylton
- Frank Warren
- D.K. Ulrich
- Roger Hamby
- Tommy Gale†
- Dick May†
- Cecil Gordon†
- Baxter Price
- Slick Johnson*†
- Buddy Arrington*
- Nelson Oswald*
- Earl Brooks*†
- Ronnie Thomas*
- Bill Hollar*†
- Jimmy Means*
† signifies that the driver is known to be deceased
* Driver failed to finish race
Standings after the race[edit]
|Bobby Allison
|Darrell Waltrip
|Cale Yarborough
|Benny Parsons
|Donnie Allison
- ^ Weather information for the 1979 Northwestern Bank 400 at The Old Farmers' Almanac
- ^ a b c Racing information for the 1979 Northwestern Bank 400 at Racing Reference
- ^ Earl Brooks' exit from NASCAR at Race Database
- ^ NASCAR Race Results for the 1979 Northwestern Bank 400 at Driver Averages
- ^ NASCAR Race Results for the 1979 Northwestern Bank 400 at Fantasy Racing Cheat Sheet
|Preceded by
1979 Atlanta 500
|NASCAR Winston Cup Series Season
|Succeeded by
1979 Southeastern 500


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Real Estate and Part II LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD Classified Section SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1909. NEW YORKERS Sons and Daughters of Empire State Meet MAD DASH FOR at Their Annual Reunion at Sycamore Park FREEDOM FAILS ATTEND PICNIC , '\u25a0"\u25a0'-" . - - " . . \u25a0 •\u25a0:\u25a0"_ ,/; \u25a0>. '• <;\u25a0\u25a0'.' HP .-• ' ';'*.;_^__a^_ Paderewski's Piano \u25a0 \u25a0 FORMER EASTERNERS GATHER J. H. MARTIN OVERPOWERED IN IN SYCAMORE GROVE COURT BY FIVE MEN CALIFORNIA IS CALLED EMPIRE HAD BEEN SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN BAN QUENTIN STATE OF WEST has used the Weber PADEREWSKI on his two latest tours-and testified in positive terms to the supreme Interesting Program of Addresses and Recitations Given After Luncheon P^;nH SijV'f Prisoner Shouts to Bailiff to "Do His Shooting," and Makes Desper- ate but Futile Dash qualities of this instrument. Is Dispatched—Sports Af. for Liberty ford Amusement UK v B - B |t mk MS Wtin Ist. 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The for- by Demonstration of Primary Cell. eigners arrive in New York a hetero- Suppose you , saw ! a ' sign lin a geneous mass, *ut after receiving the window, "We. give : Trading; DECIDES THAT PERMITS Initial Showing Unsuccessful benefits of New York schools and UPPER, LEFT TO RIGHT—FITZ BEACH, MRS. GRANT L. HUNTLEY, PRESIDENT FRANCIS G. HALEY, Stamps," ; and ' you went: in and J ISSUE churches start out in the world, a ho- MRS. HELEN CHALMERS KINGSTON AND REV. DR. E. W. PASKO asked for. a ? half j, dozen •or so, \ MUST TO ALIENS mogeneous mass." Rev. Dr. Bell then After a careful revision of the me- stated It made it seem more like homo chanical workings of his battery, Ju- and real reunion to have a recent ar- LOWER—PRESIDENT HALEY DELIVERING ADDRESS OF WELCOME • and you were ' informed by Sthe' polite attendant that they V; did City Attorney Hewitt Completes His lius J. Krohn, who has startled the rival, and one of talent, present, and those under 12 years was ea"sily cap- before the opening of registration on not give them. ..;-\u25a0:;:, Answer to Question Put by the Police Commission electrical world by Inventing an enor- requested Mrs. mously powerful primary cell, will other ceived. Kingston to give an- recitation, which was well re- tured by Charles Horton from a field of eight starters. Ten girls under 12 years started In WEARY HOURS the first day of the school year. The faculty at Polytechnic has been greatly strengthened this year by the Suppose -': you ; were in the \u25a0 '- clothing , business ; and had given f '' from : one-quarter ;\u25a0*; to " one-half ' * ' City Attorney Leslie R. Hewitt fin- make a second public exhibition Pastor Makes Address Wednesday afternoon, September 15, of Rev. Dr. E. W. Pasko, pastor of the 250 cells combined into a single bat- Euclid Heights Methodist church, re- the girls' seventy-five exciting dash, which proved a close and yard race, first honors being awarded to Bessie FOR STUDENTS addition of a number of teachers. Th<? head of the hlstor\ department will be Miss Edith M. Jordan, daughter of Dr. off on your ; clothing, for I several I years, but upon taking inventory you found you 1 had 5 made j a lot ; tery. The battery is fitted with a pat- ished yesterday an opinion for the ent percolating apparatus in order that Rev. Dr. when called onforcibly to the sponded Clark. for remarks. David Starr Jordan, president of Leland of money,.: would i you give three- Pasko brought Three women entered the married Stanford, jr., university at Palo Alto. board of police commissioners in which the cells may be kept running for some attention of his auditors the great re- women's race, no age limit having LINE AT POLYTECHNIC HAS She has recently returned from Europe. \u25a0fourths off the next season? "; he holds the board has no right to re- time without recharging them. At an fonrt.wave that is going over the coun- been placed on the entries. Mrs. Jen- The names and numbers of those .RSuppose you were a girl, work, fuse generally to grant business per- exhibition given though amperes a few weeks ago, al- try, and especially of the recent en- 130 volts were deavors of Angelenos in the improve- nie Yon Julay showed surprising abil- ity, and tore into the homestretch like LONG WAIT AHEAD registered yesterday afternoon follow: ingin a v store or.: some great mits to aliens. The opinion will be obtained, 100the currentand shorted owing to ment of city politics. a real Longboat, distancing both of her First, Russel Moody; 2, Meyer F. Merchant for a week, submitted to the Dolice bpard at Its the failure of the percolating appa- competitors. Sala; 3, Harry Schwarck; 4, Raymond and an order was I issued \that regular session Monday night. "The cleansing and purifying of our Sent Home at 4 o'clock Yesterday liavallee; 5, Carl Randau; 7, Kenneth you were required /to \u0084 dress ratus to operate. municipal affairs Is bound to place Frank C. Newcombe, who is nenrins -in desired the Parker; 8, Harlan Peyton; 9, Rollin black . and you \u25a0' hadn't \u25a0' a '\u25a0' black The police commissioners right to refuse poolroom and perhaps The centrifugal pump has been rear, Los Angeles In a better light before ranged and many other changes made the country," said the speaker, the three score and ten year mark, captured the sprint for men over 60 "and Afternoon, the Youngsters Return at 7 P. M. and Are Allowed Loomis; 10, Charley Phelps; 11, Albert Wilson; 12, Howard Renner; 13, Harold dress, nor the price to buy one. . *' 'Iquor licenses to Japanese, but before in the mechanical end of the machine, it means that an honest man will have years old, much to the chagrin of Pres- Suppose * you f.read \u25a0in | several taking such drastic step decided to and it Is believed that an enormous ident Haley and the other entries, for Ostrander; 14, Roy Eastman; 15, Hugo a chance. That a change for the bet- to Stay Winter; 16, Mervin Reed; 17, Gladys of our/great daily papers about consult the city attorney. After ex- amperage and voltage will be readily ter has been noticeable in Los Angeles Mr. Newcombe was the oldest man to a i salvage sale, and; how ; an : in- haustive research Attorney Hewitt de- obtained. Even though the percolat- public affairs In the past few months compete. He had a long, sturdy stride Knnis; 18, Clara Houser; 19, Ralph Maskey; 20, Albert Haskell: 21, surance •; company sold millions * cided the board has no right to legis- ing apparatus should prove an absolute is evidence of what can be done, and and won the race in a canter. Although Polytechnic high school Boaz; 22,- Alta Condon; 23, Alice Esther Soule; fit; dollars' \ worth of ; goods to late against aliens in other than cases failure, the solution which Krohn has we all hope the good work will con- Beit Race of Day does not open until Monday morningr, 24. Harold Rutledge; 25, Jessie Blair; some jparticular firm ?at five\or i In which the right to sell liquor was discovered possesses immense advan- involved. It was found that several tages over the ordinary manner of cre- tinue." speaker The then compared * the The next event was for boys and girls under 12 years old, and fifteen en- the clamor and struggle for admission 26, Stella Mojonier; 27, Edith Olmsted; * ten cents on the dollar.'Js*SN<g^9Sfn states have laws prohibiting the sale ating electricity. scenery of New York and California, tries faced the starting mark. This to the first-year class was made evi- sted;Nellie McGlynn: 29,31, Mignon Olm- 28, Winifred And suppose you should find by other than American cit- 30, Miller; Hey- of liquors izens, but no laws were found to pro- humorously mentioning race was the best of the day, and was the grand dent as early as yesterday, when more wood; 32,Bertha Teresa Camp;. 33, Lee Tlgh; out that it was all a Joke, that i there.' was ,': no * such % insurance j Hudson river in connection with the won by Harold Cady, with Miss Bes- than 100 boys and girls stood in line 34. Paul lekes; 35, Cammllla Lewis; 36, aliens from engaging in any other MISS ELKINS AND DUKE hibit business. lines of "so-called" rivers of Southern Call- sie Clark a close second, after the first at the big white building on Washing- Mary Koenig; 37, Elizabeth Hewk: 38, 1company, ' and ,< no \u25a0 such transac- tion, which would you blame, the \u25a0 It is the opinion of Attorney Hewitt fornta. trial had been declared-a tie race. that an ordinance passed by the city D'ABRUZZI PLAN MEETING Remarks in a light and entertaining For real mirth the fat women's race ton street from 3 o'clock in the morn- Helen Heyl; 39, Edna Woodcock; 40, Germain Collins; 41, Gordon Davidson; man who ;wrote ' the r ad. or ithe i paper, that printed ; it? :':<\u25a0 *'.JJHHBB council would be effective In preventing vein were made by Fltz Beach of Pas- took first honors, there being four en- ing until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. 42, John Else; 43, George Loomis; 44, adena, who said he could always dis- tries, although one of the women was Suppose there was '; still £ one ? Japanese or other foreigners from con- CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—A special cable tinguish a New York delegation be- busy talking and did not hear the At the. last named hour all of the Luclle Whltt; 45, Ramon Crowell; 46, flrm •; in s town: that ':,' played fair * ducting poolrooms. children in line were sent to their Edgar Brown; 47, Don Short; 48, Louis ball; sold j;their goods on 'i the from Paris says: "Miss Katherine Elklns cause of the smiles and good nature and the that always pervaded. were clamoring starter's words and refused to com- pete, as the others had euch a good homes and the announcement was Demitn; 49, Freeman Reed; 50, Charles one-price, plan, told the *j truth \ about them, paid their employes '* Deny Naval Rumor duke of the Abruzzi are expected to As the youngsters lead. This race was won by Mrs. Yon made that no one would be allowed to Richardson; 51, Alton Bean; 52. Frank LONDON, Sept. 11.—The admiralty meet in Paris. Miss Elkina is already for the sporting events, the informal Julay, who had previously won first Whiting; 53, Lester Wrighter; 54, Mal- ; (rood .", salaries. ".. refunded your take a place In line until 4 o'clock this colm Baker; 55, Arthur Leonard; 56, money without: any back", talk if *> today denied the report from Norfolk, here and the duke Is expected at any program closed with an urgent request place in the married women's contest. afternoon. Edward Kurlle; 57, Harry Luckenbach; : the \u25a0; article did ; not give j; entire Vft., that sixteen battleships and cruis- moment. by PresHent Haley that all should join A match race was arranged between •' In spite of the order, a crowd of boys I [58, Wm. ers of the British navy might engage "He left Naples early this week on the society, pull together and give New in maneuvers and tactical evolutions a steamer bound for Marseilles. York the position in this part of the Mrs. Yon Juluy and President Haley. It afforded great merriment and was and girls formed at the entrance to Bach; 60, Cruickshank; Helen Wood; 61, Georse Polytechnic hist night at 7 o'clock and Brooke; 62, Mabel Ebert: 59, Clarence 63, Lizzie satisfaction, > wouldn't ,J they be | entitled, to Either store. your. patronage?! ', ; in Hampton Roads. There has been "Great secrecy attends his move- country to which she is so Justly en- declared a tie, although it was openly no change In the original plan of send- ments and at the Italian embassy all titled. charged that Mrs. Yon Julay did not were so Insistent that they be allowed Kasviner; 64, Laura Duffey; 65, Ebert was rescind- : -7 The , home; of ' Hart,. Schaffner put forth her best efforts and allow <i to remain that the order King; 66. Karl Schurz; 67, Ralph Til- & Marx clothing, John 18. f Stet- ing four British warships to the Hud- knowledge of his presence or plans Is While arrangements for the sports ed. These young people will stand in ton: 68, Charles Beck; 69. Earl Bren- / son-Fulton celebration. denied." were being made county President Haley to get on even terms. "county" reunions son hats . and • Manhattan -; shirts. were held. Bach had a sepa- The pie eating contest was entered line night and day until 7 o'clock to- holt; 70, Helen George; 71, Ruby Toa- morrow morning, when the registration kum; 72, Constance Merteus: 73, Ruth rate registration booth, and it was a noticeable fact that every county In by every boy on the grounds and the supply of pies giving out, It was finally office will be opened. Yoakura; 74, Earl Dickmun; 75, Traver F.B. Silverwood ARROWHEAD SPRING WATER Delightfully soft. Deliciously refreshing. From the famous Arrow- tin- Empire state had some represen- tation. The sports decided not to .select a winner. The party remained in the park kept the crowil in good until the shades of night began to fall. Students in the three higher grades Tousley; 76, Dorothy Smith; 77, Oliver at Polytechnic do not have to regis- Blaney; 78. Don Cameron; 79. Marion ter, but for the past several years, Duncan; 80. Merle Morrison; 81, George since the capacity of the school has not Finch; 82. Frank Foulkes. FIVE STOKES til So. Sprliic St. Broadway t «th Blij™ (V "»"".,"' M nature and afforded lots of amuse- All dnpart«4, expressing themselves aa head Mountains. Five gallons, delivered, 40 cents. Phones: Home F4444, Sunset Main 4448. ment. The women took great interest having had an excellent time, and ad- and participated in a number of the mitting that for picnic purposes South- ern California was "some" better than been great enough to accommodate the da of grammar school graduates Anybody who would,.be able to find an desiring to attend, there have been un- address In the directory would bo able to ':BakenOeld . -•*««"« .j'.-T'"; ' ::v, :". Loos , Bsaol) « .'. ' " Ban Bernardino . ** events. 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In 1972, Title IX was revolutionary. It allowed young women access to education and athletics that had previously been withheld from them. On Saturday, Title IX turned 40, and while women might be able to take the same classes and have the same athletic opportunities as men, we still have much to do in fighting against the gender norms in sports, and even more to do when it comes to fighting the social stigma that comes with "girl classes" and "boy classes."
According to a piece on NPR, high school classes are still gendered, regardless of who can take them. Typically, shop and auto classes are for boys and parenting and fashion classes are for girls. In an interview with Zoe Shipley, a 15-year-old girl who has a passion for mechanics, she told NPR that she's glad Title IX has allowed her the option of exploring what she loves. She said, "It's just kind of cool to learn how to fix a car or learn about it," but she also admitted that she was teased quite a bit for being the only girl in the class. "They would call me grease monkey. I'm like, so what? At least I have the option to choose what I want to do, you know what I mean?" she said.
Title IX may have given her the option to take the courses she wanted to take, but we still have far to go if we are to make classes totally inclusive for both genders. Some of my female students have openly told me that they have shied away from taking classes filled predominantly with male students because they were either afraid of being teased or constantly flirted with. Others have told me that their parents or those doing the scheduling have assumed that, since they are girls, they'd rather take female-centered electives like parenting or cooking classes rather than others that might be offered to them. It's not just young women who face this stereotype either. Young men are similarly teased, judged, or pushed toward certain elective classes according to their gender, as well.
If we are going to realize the full extent of the benefits Title IX can give us, we as a society need to consider the stigmas associated with certain classes. Pushing our young men and women into classes based on their gender doesn't do anyone any favors. Even if we don't push students, simply suggesting that girls like one thing and boys like another can be damaging. Instead, allow young people to pursue their interests regardless of the gendered assumptions our society seems to accept.
As educators, we have an even more daunting task ahead of us. We need to encourage students to follow their passions regardless of gender, but we also need to be aware of what is going on in our classrooms, especially if we teach a typically gendered subject. Young men and women who are teased or harassed because they are seen as the odd one out in a classroom can suffer dramatically in the face of such adversity. As teachers, we need to be aware of this and combat it in our classrooms. Teaching acceptance is the first step toward changing society's attitude towards gender and gendered classes.
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I'm shocked! I didn't know that still forty years ago women were denied education in the US. (I thought the US was a civilized country, but probably I was wrong...)
Its past time !!!!!
Great article! Here's hopeing for equality on all fronts in the future!
Robert F. I find that gender roles are social constructs as they change anywhere from subtly to wildly from culture to culture around the world. While studies have found that children -do- have a sense of whether they are male or female (or neither or inbetween) this doesn't mean they're born loving monster trucks and barbies respectively. Raise a child somewhere else in the world and their beliefs about what is proper for a man and a woman to do will be different. This makes me believe that we should stop impressing certain behaviors on people from a young age.
Gender roles are very real deep-seated emotional and psychological states that define who we are as men and women, and until we understand their importance in our lives and where they come from, we will always struggle with inequality. We can redefine these roles toward equality and respect between us, but first we need to understand just what we are dealing with. Seeking gender equality in a man's world is only part of the solution. What is needed is to reconnect with the immense power of the feminine.
Thank you for this article. I can't believe that girls are still being tased about taking shop. I can only imagine what the poor boys who take Home Ec feel like.
The Iowa City Community School District is so elitist they've closed down their home-building program and many shop classes. Ironically, students who fail to buy into education and get into trouble are taught trades in prison.
"Parenting Class" should be a part of the health program for all students.
Thanks for this article.
Most of the schools I know of these days don't have gym, shop or home ec
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My Life. My name is Diana Polenova, I'm a musician… Music was the only choice from the start… I even can say I was born to make music because there's just nothing else I can do better in my life and I'm trying to do my best… In many years I've learnt to sing, play piano, write songs, even lyrics in English…and I still keep learning every day…
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36 year old woman | Philadelphia, PA, USA | Seeking men 30-42 within 50 miles
Live and let live! You only only have one life, so treat it well and make the most of it.
Where do I start? Well, I decided to do this because I want to expand my horizons and explore a different way of meeting people. To me, passion is important in life. Having a passion in life, love and happiness are keys to success. I have a great family, that I absolutely adore and am surrounded by amazing friends that I love spending time with and happen to live all over. Philly, NYC, Miami, Orlando, Cali and the list goes on. I love to travel and feel that I haven't travelled enough, so that's something that I'm definitely trying to experience more of. The one place I do frequent is Puerto Rico. I was born there and a good amount of my family still lives there. Going to a nice beach and relaxing is one of my favorite things to do. Although, I love going to a nice lounge spot with my friends and hanging out. I enjoy educating myself about all kinds of things, like arts and cultures. Knowledge is power. I love music, all kinds of music. It filters my soul! I enjoy the simple pleasures in life. I wouldn't categorize myself as high maintenance, but everyone is different and has their own opinion on how they would categorize that. I love most sports, especially baseball!!! It's kind of off the wall, but I love watching sports highlights (love CSN and ESPN). I'm down to earth and have a realistic way of thinking. I appreciate people for who they are and expect the same in return. I enjoy the finer things in life, but am balanced by my modesty and humility. My friends would describe me as caring, loyal, intelligent, generous, outgoing and humorous. At the end of the day, I feel blessed in many ways. I'm thankful for everything that I have been given in life thus far and am looking forward to what the future has in store!
Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Dancing, Football, Other types of exercise, Running, Soccer, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
Middle of the Road
I love to travel, so anywhere I go, I feel lucky to be able to experience it! I love to go to Puerto Rico because my family is there. I have yet to explore Europe, but I plan on it! I don't have a favorite hot spot... To me, it's about who I'm with
Penn State University Park, University Park, PA
I like all types of food including, Italian, Japanese, Thai, Latin and the list goes on. Music is the rhythm to my soul. I love all kinds of music including, Neo Soul, R&B, Jazz, Hip Hop, Latin are just a few.
I like to do an array of things when I'm free. I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I LOVE baseball, so going to/watching any games is a definite. Outside activities, the beach, museums, dining out and hitting a lounge spot here and there.
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|What she is looking for
|5'3" (160cms)
|5'10" (177cms) to 6'5" (195cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No Way, Occasionally, Cigar aficionado
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker, Moderately
|Sales / Marketing
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|Latino / Hispanic
|Asian, Black / African descent, East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, Pacific Islander, Other
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
|English, Spanish
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral