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Atari offers 100 greatest hits for free to commemorate 40th anniversary
Atari's 40th anniversary is this week, and to celebrate they're offering their catalog of classic games on iOS for free. Normally the 100-strong collection goes for $9.99, and even then, most of the titles still required in-app purchases. The version available now offers all of 'em for free, so long as you keep the arcade app installed, but it will be reverting back to its original pricing sometime tonight, so old-school gamers will want to hop on this deal soon. The list of included games include all of the big name titles:
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Atari offers 100 greatest hits for free to commemorate 40th anniversary
not true
that's the only one that works for me as well
The app store text only talks about Missile command, but a pop-up message in the app says all games will remain free until you remove or reinstall it.
Nice! Will download immediately.
the app tells you that if the app is ever deleted or redownloaded the free aspect goes away
I can't get any of them to download. It keeps saying my internet connection is blocked. Only a few work
I saw the date too, but am still able to download and play the games for free today. I'll reach out to Atari to see what's up.
The promo was indeed extended.
from within the app store it looks like you have to pay, but from within the app the downloads are free... Tempest on the iPhone rocks.... now just waiting on nintendo for Donkey Kong
Got them all downloaded. To those who can't get them, your iDevices fail.


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Herring as top 15? Maybe by the UFC hype machine. He'd been inconsistent for years, and his best "win" was a split over a horribly overhyped Kongo...who was not top 15 either.
Then he faced a "top 5" in Randy...who was not only horrifically undersized, but was coming off a year and a half layoff--and still "outwrestled" lesnar. As champion, Randy could hardly have been ranked lower than top 5...but that was a soft ranking for sure. I'd have picked any of the top 5 SF fighters to beat Randy as well--and they wouldn't need a 50lb size advantage to do it.
Then he beat up a probably-juiced up Mir who couldn't decide if he wanted to be big or small. Great, dominant win for him, but Frankie was riding the wave for beating a washed up Nog--which remains his only legitimate top 10 win in almost a decade.
He then got his ass kicked by Carwin, in a fight that could easily have been stopped in the first. Carwin is lesnar's best win. He gets credit for outlasting a guy who'd never been to the second round--even if a DIII wrestler also "outwrestled" a DI champion. I still do not believe Carwin--who I was a huge mark for--was a solidly ranked top 5 fighter at that point.
He then got killed by Cain, who exposed his wrestling technique as mediocre and his allergy to being hit.
He then got killed by a juiced up AO, who may have been softly ranked as high as top 5--but had exactly one win over a top 10 HW in his entire career--the fight where he got outstruck by Werdum.
So no, I'm not buying his awesomeness.
He was a hype-machine dream. He did great as an unknown quantity with tremendous physical gifts. His skillset was always lacking and his chin is suspect.
But he'd still sell.
Not at all.Is this directed towards me? I've never been a revisionist and arrogant isn't always a negative description, at least in my opinion.
I get more frustrated with fair-weather Fedor fans who wrote off the loss the same way Silva fans wrote off the Weidman KO. I'm an enormous fan of Fedor--but one of the reason's I'm an enormous fan was the way he fought. He did NOT fight arrogantly. There isn't an arrogant cell in Fedor's body. He fought to test himself to the best of his ability, and to the best of his opponents ability. He's the opposite of a Greg Jackson fighter, the opposite of a GSP or Anderson. He was always willing to test himself wherever the fight went. And he paid for it, but that happens to everyone.
But it was never arrogance.
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Restoration of vintage plane Tin Goose continuesWritten by Don Lee | | firstname.lastname@example.com
As it rumbles through Port Clinton's skies this holiday weekend, the Kalamazoo, Mich., Air Zoo's Ford TriMotor is giving passengers and plane spotters a taste of the Lake Erie Islands' aeronautical history.
Meanwhile, that history is coming back to life for real in restoration shops.
In Michigan, the Goose formally known as N7584 — the first Ford TriMotor to fly for Island Airlines between Port Clinton and the Lake Erie Islands, and the last TriMotor Island Airlines ever owned — is slowly nearing the end of a two-decade-long restoration after being written off in a hurricane.
In Port Clinton itself, within sight of the runway from which the Air Zoo's Goose will be flying, volunteers fueled by memories of the days when the Goose ruled the skies over the Lake Erie Islands are slowly but surely bringing another back to life.
Hard flying history
The Goose under restoration in Michigan had a hard-luck history that exemplifies the rough days of early passenger planes: It crashed once on the islands, was repaired, put back into service, then sold to a barnstormer, who then sold it to an air museum in Florida — where it was demolished in 1992 by Hurricane Andrew.
But N7584 will fly again, vows its current owner, museum owner Kermit Weeks. That's also the vow of restoration expert Maurice Hovious, owner of Hov-Aire in Vicksburg, Mich., which is giving N7584 new life for the second time.
Hovious said he and his restorers at Hov-Aire have the plane's corrugated aluminum skin back on the rebuilt fuselage and wing framework, the motor mounts and landing gear are ready and all the parts need to be assembled.
The speed of the project, Hovious said, is governed by how fast owner Weeks wants to spend the money.
Part of it is that Weeks and his Florida museum, Fantasy of Flight, already own and fly another TriMotor and Weeks says on his blog, kermitweeks.com, that N7584 is a "slow burner project."
Part of it was the extent of the damage. Hurricane Andrew's winds blew a tractor-trailer through the doors of the concrete hangar and into the TriMotor, snapping off both wings and the tail.
And part of the project's long gestation is that not long after the repairs started, it turned from repair into restoration — making N7584 as much like it was when it came out of the Ford plant in 1928 as possible.
The plane, Weeks blogged in March, will have a wooden toilet with a sign that says "Don't use the toilet over populated areas."
Such authenticity included having Hovious's team drill out rivets of the type used to repair the plane in the 1970s and replacing them with rivets of the type used to put the plane together in 1928 — and someone had to be found to make those rivets, which haven't been used since about World War II.
"I gave him (Weeks) a [cost] estimate and he said, 'Do it,'" Hovious said.
Sister ship
That's not the end of Hovious's involvement with Island Airlines.
A "sister ship," which flew for Island Airlines as N7684, spent time in the Hov-Aire shop being rebuilt after being written off in an Aug. 21, 1972, crash shortly after takeoff from Port Clinton. The pilot was injured, but the passengers escaped serious injury, according to news stories.
That plane, now registered as N9610 (the official ID of a plane once owned by daredevil pilot Harold Johnson, famous for flying aerobatics with his Goose), flew again in October 2010 and is flying in Minnesota, Hovious said.
'This is my baby'
But the heart and soul of Tin Goose memories in Port Clinton is another of Hovious's brainchildren — and a labor of love for Port Clinton-area volunteers.
This project is taking place right next door to Ottawa County Airport, in full view of visitors to the recently opened Liberty Aviation Museum.
There, sharing hangar space with the museum's flying B-25 bomber "Georgie's Gal," volunteers from Experimental Aircraft Association "Tin Goose" Chapter 1247 (tingoose.org) are recreating another TriMotor.
That project has been going on for nine years, said Ken Benjamin, one of the volunteer workers and chairman of the foundation (trimotorheritagefoundation.org) that was created to raise money for the restoration project. That's nine years of volunteers putting in a couple hours a night for two nights a week. Money comes from donation drives, donation boxes at the museum and sale of a specially reissued version of a once-popular plastic model kit of a Ford TriMotor in Island Airlines markings.
With $1.2 million donated and spent, and maybe another $2 million to go, Benjamin said the project is finally at a point where it looks like it'll be an airplane someday and not a "bridge" — a reference to the Goose's boxy frame. Materials and parts have been turned into recognizable components and the group is ready to start assembling.
With space at a premium in the museum's hangar — where the project shares space with a B-25 and a former Canadian training plane as well as a motor pool of American and German World War II vehicles — another hangar will be built to accommodate the assembly, Benjamin said. The goal: Have the Ford flying by April 2015.
Online aircraft-registry databases and an information sheet available at the museum reveal a story behind that plane typical of many a plane in that era.
Built in 1929 and delivered to a Mexican airline, this Goose flew for the then-fledgling Pan American Airways before being sold to a Cuban airline, flew air tours in the Lake Erie Island region in beginning in 1948. It was sold twice more before being written off in 1982 after a crash in Montana, where it lay until Hovious got his hands on the wreck.
After Hovious gave a talk to the Port Clinton EAA group — a local chapter of a nationwide organization dedicated to building, restoring and flying airplanes, some of them unique — he made the offer that got the project started: He'd supply the fixtures, expertise and much of the raw materials if the chapter would supply volunteer labor.
No convincing was required. Soon, trucks from Michigan arrived in Port Clinton.
"Maurice has been generous to a fault with us," Benjamin said.
And it's not unusual to find Hovious at the museum — where the Tin Goose Diner has his favorite sandwich (grilled German bologna with sauteed onions and American cheese) on the menu, named after him — checking on his favorite Tin Goose project.
"This is my baby," Hovious said.
Port Clinton's plane
The personal attachment many people in the Port Clinton area feel toward the Tin Goose led him to make his offer.
"This was their school bus," he said, and indeed, TriMotors hauled anybody and anything between the mainland and islands on their famous five-minute flights. Island Airlines, started in the 1930s by Milton Hershberger, was based in Put-In-Bay until Sandusky's Griffing Flying Service bought it in 1992. (Griffing will be moving its island-hopping operations to Ottawa County with the planned closing of its privately owned airport in Sandusky.)
Hershberger traveled all over to buy TriMotors in any condition; they became available as more well-heeled operations replaced their Geese with better planes coming out of the factories. The Tin Goose became the signature plane of Island Airlines.
So closely are the TriMotors associated with the area and the islands that a British publisher of coffee-table books, looking for a photo of the Goose in one of its picture books about airplanes, settled on a photo of an Island Airlines Tin Goose, in its red, white, and blue markings, loading passengers and freight at Put-in-Bay.
In fact, as the aviation website aero-news.net put it: "If a city can associate itself with an airplane type, Port Clinton, Ohio, certainly identifies with the Ford TriMotor."
Facts about the flying Ford:
Here's a look at Kalamazoo Air Zoo's Ford TriMotor, which is selling rides July 4-10 at Ottawa County Airport (Carl Keller Field) in Port Clinton:
- Ford TriMotor model 5-AT built 1929, registry number N4819 (58th TriMotor built out of a total of 199).
- One of five TriMotors sold to what would become Northwest Airlines; later flew scenic flights in Grand Canyon and carried "smokejumper" firefighters in the northwestern U.S.
- Owned since 1991 by Kalamazoo (Mich.) Air Zoo (airzoo.org).
- Plane holds up to 9 passengers in the aft cabin; rides are also offered in the co-pilot's seat.
- Tickets $70 in advance through flytheford.com; $75 walk-up. Fly in the co-pilot's seat for $125 for walk-ups only.
Tags: Air Zoo, airplane, Fantasy of Flight, Ford TriMotor, Goose, Griffing Flying Service, Harold Johnson, Island Airlines, Ken Benjamin, Kermit Weeks, Liberty Aviation Museum, Maurice Hovious, Milton Hershberger, N7584, N7684, N9610, Port Clinton, Put-in-Bay, vintage


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Perhaps the new speed radars in town can be placed at more dangerous areas such as this intersection. The trees there limit the westbound view from Duxbury, and the pull over area (where cars aren't supposed to park but do) adds distraction. I've parked there myself to take a photo, and if no parking is allowed, what is the area for? A speed trap? Also, the speed limit changes from 40 mph to 50 there. Something needs to be done before someone else gets hurt.
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Côtes du Rhône vineyards, from Sainte-Cécile to Gigondas - kilometer 5
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The village of Gordes and Sénanque Abbey
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Bonnieux Wineries - kilometer 16
Bonnieux is yet another famous Luberon village, whose reputation is built on its wineries, the oldest in the Vaucluse. Its wine growers have amassed a veritable expertise over a period of more than 90 years. They will offer you their very best wines to taste, wines that have been produced under the Provençal sun and are served by people who have long mastered the ways in which to get the very best out of their native soil. Then you will be able to stop for a leisurely lunch at Edouard Loubet's excellent Relais & Châteaux, Bastide de Capelongue, in Bonnieux.
Domaine Les Conques-Soulières, in Cucuron - kilometer 35
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Grambois, the secret village
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The Old Town and the Palais des Papes
Avignon is known throughout the world for having been the seat of the Papacy between 1309 and 1376, and is proud of its impressive Palais des Papes, the Popes' residence and Catholic power base for almost a century. It is surrounded by churches, chapels, convents and town houses, sheltered within the city ramparts, which provide the fabric of an old town with an atmosphere all of its own. In the summer the renowned theatre festival brings added excitement. An event not to be missed!
A Wine Bar in Avignon…
The 'wine bar' is, without a doubt, a showcase for wine growing! When you stroll through the streets of the old town in Avignon, you cannot fail to come across one of these wonderful venues where you can delight in tasting a Côtes du Rhône or a Luberon wine, and learn a bit more about it from a passionate wine merchant. You could start by knocking on the door of La Vache à Carreaux, which is tucked in behind the Palais des Papes, and has superb 16th century cellars.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape and its wineries - kilometer 23
My absolute favourite! Wine from Châteauneuf-du-Pape is considered to be the supreme Côtes du Rhône wine, and its reputation stretches from the USA to Japan, and it leaves a firm impression on those who taste it. The winegrowers have taken the former papal lands to the north of Avignon with their attractive fortress, and worked the land to coax wonders from it. You'll see this when you explore the village – the red and white wines available from the shops at the wine estates are mouth-watering indeed.
'Clos des Papes', in Châteauneuf-du-Pape - kilometer 23
Just think – members of the Avril family, who own this estate, were already papal consuls at the time when the popes came to Châteauneuf. That just shows how historic the terroir Clos des Papes actually is! The wines are magnificent. They are extremely aromatic, very balanced, and stunningly fresh. They are wines with excellent aging capacity, with real depth. They never succumb to the vagaries of fashion and never fail to give me a thrill.
Saint-Maximin winery
The wine growers of the commune of Bourdic, who have worked together as a cooperative since 1928, approached their colleagues in Saint-Maximin, a neighbouring village in Castillon-du-Gard, to pool their expertise in wine growing. Thus, they set up the small 'Collines du Bourdic' winery inside the ancient cellars in Saint-Maximin, near the Pont du Gard. This has become the place you must visit if you wish to sample these wines from the area between Provence and Languedoc, with their scents of the garrigue. A rather private cellar with much to offer.
The Pont du Gard
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Château d'Aqueria, in Tavel - kilometer 18
You should really make a detour to Tavel to visit the Château d'Aquéria estate. There are 66 hectares of vines grouped round a very fine château which produce the most reliable Tavel that I know. The rosé is very classical in style, and is very fruity with a markedly strawberry nose, some quite spicy notes and considerable intensity of colour. It is a true rosé de repas and I recommend you try it with desserts or strawberry salads!
Barbentane and its Château - kilometer 40
Barbentane, an authentic Provençal village, is off the beaten track, and is set back from the Rhône, several kilometres from Avignon. Behind the fortified gates of Porte Calendale and Porte de Séquier, there is a maze of little streets with splendid town houses including the Maison des Chevaliers, with its Renaissance façade. Outside the city walls, you will find a superb Château with a façade built in the Classical style, a pool and ornamental garden, which are open to the public, a reminder of the sheer wealth enjoyed by aristocratic families in the 18th century.
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Here you go, zelmonster (and anyone else who would like to join in), a place where SKMB acronyms, colloquialisms, aphorisms, etc. can be posted for the uninitiated. Great idea!
Feel free to add on ones I've forgotten or correct descriptions.
DFTT = Don't Feed the Trollsused when a poster is perceived to be posting a message intended only to be inciting argument
AW(insert initial)S = And What (person whose initial is being used) Saidused to state agreement with a comment made by referenced person in a previous post
Definition from Urban Dictionary
azzhat; (plural) azzhats: noun (pronounced with the "z" sounding like an "s" but not quite enough to actually be accused of saying "ass")
Used in public as a replacement for a**hole, but usually in reference to someone who is such an a**hole that they will not even realize that you are talking about them.
Anyone so hateful, chauvinistic, bigoted, etc. that they should wear their ass for a hat. Usually, but not always used in reference to someone who is willfully ignorant, hypocritical, and/or has extreme homophobia, religious intolerance, or fascist ideology.
POTW = Pigeon of the WebUsed when someone has posted a negative comment perceived to be intended to incite argument and then never returns.
SaiTerm of respect taken from Dark Tower series


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This is Part 3 in a series of posts regarding implementing the Sanctuary Model in the home
By Denise Morganthall
The missing link in many families today is what is known as "shared democracy" or, in other words, shared decision making.
Decision making sounds simple, but can be life altering and affect those around you. Children must cultivate good decision-making skills to become healthy, mature adults. But one survey found that 40 percent of children felt their opinions did not matter to their parents. Shared decision making is crucial for your children to feel connected. As parents we need to start when children are young to help them develop decision-making skills. Allowing our children to make choices about simple things gives them confidence in their ability to choose well.
As a family it is important to share with our children decisions that we make. For example, if we are going on a family outing we can provide options about where we can go. Do we want to go to the movies, roller skating or bowling? We often will not all choose the same thing, so we will also learn compromise. It is important to note that there will be some instances when adults need to be in charge and have the final say. However, it is up to the adults to also find appropriate times when children can be involved in decision making, allowing them to share power and control over decisions that affect them.
Below are some pointers to help in your children's decision-making process:
Empowering your children to make their own decisions at an early age can foster independence, self esteem and problem-solving skills that will be very beneficial when they are adults.
Denise has been in the mental health profession for 15 years. She is a mother of 4 and an advocate of Sanctuary. She is a Sanctuary representative for KidsPeace and a member of the Sanctuary Institute. Denise is also a life coach and is pursuing a career in freelance writing.
By Dr. John DeGarmo
Like all children, your foster child wants to feel like he not only belongs to your family, but that he plays an important role in your household. If your foster child does not believe that he contributes in a meaningful way in your home, he may seek someplace else to do so. This "someplace else" may not be the place where you want your child to be associated. Thus, it is vital that you encourage good behavior in your home
Find your foster child doing something well, and notice him for it. Tell him that you appreciate what he has done, thanking him for it. This can be as simple as cleaning up a room, taking the garbage out, playing quietly in a room, completing homework, hanging up a bath towel or a number of small details that normally may go unnoticed. No matter how small the action is, it is essential to your foster child's well-being that he feels recognized and that his actions are significant.
For more, contact Dr. DeGarmo at firstname.lastname@example.com, through his Facebook page or at his website.
This is Part 2 in a series of posts regarding implementing the Sanctuary Model in the home.
Emotional Intelligence is the ability to recognize your emotions, understand what they are telling you and realize how they affect people around you. Emotional Intelligence involves your perception of others. When you understand how they feel, this allows you to manage relationships more effectively. Scientists and psychologists believe that we learn to be socially appropriate from our parents and other people when we are very young. The parent is the child's first and most important teacher, so parents need to role model the kind of behavior they want their children to emulate and a way of teaching and developing Emotional Intelligence.
Emotional learning helps us respond rather than react. If your teenager does something that puts you "over the edge," look at the big picture before you overreact. Try to validate your child's feelings by saying, "I was in the same situation as you when I was your age. I know how you feel and why you did what you did. However, in the future let's talk about it." You are now bonding with your child and promoting the opportunity to communicate.
Resolving conflict in healthy and constructive ways can strengthen trust between people. In any heated situation, whether with your child or spouse, it is important to always think before you act. Instead of saying something you will regret, say what you mean without being mean when you say it. Conflicts and disagreements are inevitable in all relationships, however we need the courage to address conflict rather than acting out around it. Show empathy, and consider everyone's feelings.
Here are some things you can practice to expand Emotional Intelligence in your home:
These techniques will help to provide a thriving family environment. Problems are bound to arise, but it is how you cope with them that is most important.
Part 1 – Sanctuary in the Home: Embracing the commitment of nonviolence
Denise has been in the mental health profession for 15 years. She is a mother of 4 and an advocate of Sanctuary. She is a Sanctuary representative for KidsPeace and member of the Sanctuary Institute. Denise is also a life coach and is pursuing a career in freelance writing.
Failure to make eye contact is a classic sign that a child may fall on the autism spectrum. But it has commonly been thought that children cannot actually be diagnosed with autism until they are at least 2 years old.
Now, a study released this month that was funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, is challenging that timeline. The study, published in the journal "Nature" shows that children later diagnosed with autism demonstrate a steady decline in attention to other people's eyes from 2 to 6 months old. This finding could lead to earlier detection and, therefore, more effective treatment of autism.
In this study, doctors followed a group of children from birth to age 3. Half of the group fell into a high-risk category, because they had older siblings already diagnosed with autism. Eye-tracking equipment was used to determine where the children looked when watching video clips of their moms or other caregivers. It was found that the children later diagnosed with autism had a steady decline in eye contact, focusing half as long as those children not on the spectrum.
Researchers believe that identifying signs of autism at a younger age will give medical professionals more tools to keep the children's social development more in line with that of their peers.
If you are a parent, would you be in favor of a tool that could potentially diagnose your child at an earlier age?
This is Part 1 in a series of posts regarding implementing the Sanctuary Model in the home.
The Sanctuary Model originated in Philadelphia in the early 1980s and was created by a team of clinicians working in a small inpatient adult hospital unit. Sandra Bloom led the team, tasked with devising a trauma-informed program. After 20 years of adaptation, the Sanctuary Model today reaches across the human services system, being utilized in homeless shelters, residential treatment centers, hospitals and juvenile justice facilities. KidsPeace is just one facility that has embraced Sanctuary as a model of care and organizational change that provides a safe, therapeutic environment for everyone. But can the Sanctuary Model also work for families?
Sanctuary essentially means a place where you can go and feel safe. In the medieval times, people on the run from the law could seek sanctuary in churches. We want our children to feel safe, so it just makes sense to foster that feeling first at home. Sanctuary revolves around seven commitments: nonviolence, emotional intelligence, social learning, social responsibility, shared governance, open communication and growth and change. In this segment, we will explore the commitment to nonviolence. Nonviolence means everyone must feel safe physically, emotionally, socially, and morally.
Making small changes to embrace nonviolence in your family is the first step toward making your home a true sanctuary.
Bullying is certainly nothing new. For years, children and teenagers have been ridiculed for everything from how they look to what they wear to where they live to what hobbies they pursue.
In this increasingly digital age, bullying has become even more prominent, as it spills over from the playground to the online world. Cyberbullying is neither a rite of passage nor a mere aggravation that can be ignored. It has been the driving force behind multiple teen suicides and has prompted school districts to get involved and create policies even though the bullying happens off school grounds. Greater awareness of the pervasiveness of this problem has led the creation of numerous resources, including www.TeenCentral.Net's award-winning anti-bullying section, which discusses ways to prevent and overcome the negative effects of bullying.
Now, the world's largest social media site is stepping up to the plate as well. Facebook on Wednesday launched a Bullying Prevention Hub as part of its Family Safety Center. The new section, designed with the help of Yale University's Center for Emotional Intelligence, is intended to give guidance to teens, parents and educators on how to take action against online bullies. In addition to blocking content or users, teenagers have an option to share offensive posts with trusted adults, in an effort to curtail bullying. The goal, according to the site, "is to develop innovative educational approaches that empower people of all ages with the emotional intelligence skills they need to succeed."
No matter how you feel about social media, it is not going anywhere, so this is definitely a step in the right direction.
By Caren Chaffee
Developing individualized strategic interventions to manage the everyday symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often overwhelming for all members of a child's treatment team. As a parent of an ADHD youth and a professional in the behavioral health field, I have read and am compelled by the numerous studies hailing the benefits of medication to treat ADHD symptoms. I have witnessed, first hand, the positive impact of medication which helps youth better manage their ADHD symptoms, allowing them more opportunity to utilize the "tools" offered to them to overcome the challenges with which they are presented as ADHD youth.
The CDC affirms that the causes and risk factors for ADHD are unknown. Therefore, there is currently no "cure" for ADHD and therefore, no single remedy that, when applied, gives a child with ADHD the ability to suddenly and wholly focus, sit still, control his or her impulses and become organized. In fact, just identifying an appropriate medication is often accomplished through trial and error. On a personal level, it took several different prescriptions to find an effective medication for my son. This experience solidified, in a very personal way, what experts in the field have already noted: ADHD manifests itself in a wide variety of ways, and as such, requires very individualized treatment.
Often, this treatment is expanded to include more than medication. Concurrent treatment modalities, such as psychotherapy, behavior management and social skills development can all play roles in addressing the symptoms of ADHD in youth with this diagnosis. In addition to the medication trials, my son began seeing a therapist who specializes in working with children and youth (which was coordinated with his pediatrician), and he was tested for gluten sensitivity (at the suggestion of his school social worker). Modifications to his behavior management plan are ongoing and continual.
However, as a parent on a quest to provide my son with as many opportunities for growth as possible, my research continued. Approximately eight months after his initial diagnosis, I began to read about the potential benefits of chiropractic care for youth with ADHD. The theory behind the pursuit of chiropractic care for ADHD youth is centered around the conviction that a healthy, well-functioning spine supports brain function. One or more vertebra moving out of position may cause "communication problems" between the brain and the nerves. Adjusting the spine through chiropractic care may correct the nerve interference, clearing the message pathways for better communication between the brain and spine and the rest of the body.
Although a wide body of evidence does not yet exist exulting the benefits of chiropractic care for ADHD youth, some research reveals is a relationship between abnormalities in the spine, the nervous system and the brain. Some chiropractors also note the relationship between an increase in the clinical diagnoses of ADHD, learning disabilities and behavior disorders and a more sedentary lifestyle of youth. This theory of chiropractic medicine is based on the belief that when youth are less physically active, their spines are not given the opportunity to develop in the same manner as they are in more physically active bodies.
Several case studies have been published over the past several decades which demonstrate improvements of objective and subjective findings in children with ADHD. Furthermore, an increasing number of chiropractic neurologists are conducting additional research to demonstrate the positive impact of chiropractic care on ADHD symptoms.
Chiropractors will, quickly and rightly, explain that they do not "treat" ADHD, but rather, treat dysfunction of the spine and body. Esteemed members of the chiropractic field point out that the impact of chiropractic care on children with ADHD diagnoses have been noted with increasing frequency, but will also agree that more research in exploring this relationship is needed.
It is not being suggested that chiropractic care replace medication therapy. Instead, chiropractic care, like psychotherapy, behavior management, healthy nutrition and good sleep patterns can serve to enhance the treatment of some youth with ADHD diagnoses, further adding to their toolkit to help them learn to function successfully in society.
Once a youth's function is improved, his or her true personality, will and strengths emerge. He or she may begin to demonstrate growths in all areas of his or her development. As a professional, this is a rewarding result of a well-developed treatment plan. As a parent, there is no greater joy.
When a child is suddenly taken from his home and family, and placed in a home against his will, there are bound to be issues of trust. Many children in foster care have never had adults in their lives who have not betrayed their trust. Why should they trust you? Indeed, when a child in foster care first moves into your home, he is bound to be suspicious, as he is now living in a stranger's home. One way to combat this is to create a trusting and nurturing environment. Let your foster child know as early as possible that he is welcome in your house. Keep in mind that your home is very likely the last place he wants to be. Despite all the pain, difficulties and perhaps even abuse your foster child may have faced in his own home before coming to live with you, you are still not his family. He probably will want to be with his own family, and will resist opening up to you. Try to be as warm, compassionate and understanding as you possibly can. Your efforts will be recognized by your foster child, even if he does not show it.
Along with this, you will want to let your foster child know that your house is a safe one. Not only do you want to let your foster child know this when he joins your family, it is just as important to remind him of this often. Treat him like a member of your family. You want to show your foster child that you value him as a person. What he says, what he thinks, what he believes -- your foster child needs to realize that all of these are important. For some children, this might be a new experience, as they have never been shown value before.
Trust can also be built by showing your foster child that you care for him. Building a trusting relationship means showing your foster child that you are concerned for his well being, physically, emotionally and mentally. Showing compassion for your foster child is an important part of building a healthy relationship, as he needs to know and feel that you care for him. After all, close relationships between children and adults are central to avoiding further risky behavior.
You may find that your foster child will try to test your trust, your love and your dedication to him. He may lash out verbally, throw temper tantrums or lie to you. On the other hand, he might also withdraw, refuse to talk or not engage in the family in a positive way. After the "honeymoon" period has elapsed, he may try determine how far you trust him, and how much a part of your family he is. When this happens, remain consistent in your values, rules and consequences. Indeed, this also helps to build trust, as he will see that you will not waver in your rules and consequences or your love for him.
Trust does take time, and for some foster children, it may take a very long time. Remember, you are planting seeds that you may never see come to fruition.
Dr. John DeGarmo has been a foster parent for 11 years, and he and his wife have had more than 40 children come through their home. He is a speaker and trainer on many topics about the foster care system, and travels around the nation delivering passionate, dynamic, energetic and informative presentations. Dr. DeGarmo is the author of "Fostering Love: One Foster Parent's Story," and the new training book "The Foster Parenting Manual: A Practical Guide to Creating a Loving, Safe and Stable Home." He also writes for a number of publications and newsletters, both in the United States and overseas. Dr. DeGarmo can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com, through his Facebook page, Dr. John DeGarmo, or at his website.


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Year End Round-Up CLE
Do you need to gather a few more CLE credits before the end of the reporting year?
Willamette University College of Law will host a 6-hour program, offering several "hard to get" credits, including Access to Justice (3 pending), Ethics (1 pending) and Child Abuse Reporting (1 pending) on Monday, Nov. 18.
For attorneys who are unable to attend the live event, we are pleased to announce that this program will also be available for on-demand streaming via our new CLE database — coming soon! Visit willamette.edu/wucl/alumni for details.
The cost of the program is $200. (Price includes program materials and boxed lunch.) As a special offer to our alumni, graduates of Willamette University College of Law are invited to attend the CLE for free, but donations to help offset the cost of the program would be most welcome.
Year End Round-Up CLE
- Monday, November 18, 2013
- 10 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.
- Willamette University — Main Campus
- University Center, Alumni Lounge (3rd Floor)
For additional information please contact Cathy McCann Gaskin at (503) 370-6492


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Raspberry Cream Muffins Recipe
- 1 cup fresh raspberries
- 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar, divided
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 egg
- 1/2 teaspoon almond extract
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup half-and-half cream
- 1 cup finely chopped vanilla or white chips
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- In a small bowl, toss raspberries with 1/4 cup sugar; set aside. In a large bowl, cream butter and 1/2 cup sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and extracts. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with cream, just until moistened. Stir in chips and reserved raspberries.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups three-fourths full. Combine brown sugar and remaining sugar; sprinkle over batter. Bake at 375° for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Serve warm. Yield: 1 dozen.
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"These are so moist and taste wonderful. I will definitely make these again."
"This recipe is fabulous!I used up my half n half and didnt quite have enough so I made up the difference with heavy whipping cream and then I didnt have raspberries so I finely chopped cranberries and WOW, they are so.... Good!"
"Recommend using paper cups. Berries are delicate and large ones especially, fracture the integrity of muffins when trying to release from pan. We loved them even with cracks, and will definately make again. The almond extract is a plus - it really ties the flavors together well."
"Using 1% milk in place of the cream and a little less sugar, these were still great. I skipped the extra sugar on top and added some chopped pecans. My dad joined us for breakfast this morning and said they were the best muffins he'd ever had."


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