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DIGEST:Attorney may not aid non-lawyer, including disbarred or suspended attorney, in unauthorized practice of law. It is improper for lawyer or law firm to employ disbarred or suspended attorney in any capacity related to practice of law. What acts constitute unauthorized practice is question of law for Appellate Division.
Under what circumstances, if any, may an attorney in good standing employ a disbarred or suspended attorney to work in a law office?
An attorney in good standing is contemplating hiring a disbarred lawyer to work in her law office, and is concerned that his activities might result in her violation of the disciplinary rules. She asks what work, if any, it is permissible for him to perform in a law office.
This question poses issues of both ethics and law, ultimately involving the application of DR3-101(A): "A lawyer shall not aid a non-lawyer in the unauthorized practice of law." See Matter of Mason, 208 A.D.2d 1, 621 N.Y.S.2d 582 (1st Dep't 1995) (attorney violated "DR3-101 [aiding a nonlawyer in the unauthorized practice of law]"). See also, DR1-102(A)(4): "A lawyer or law firm shall not: ... Engage in conduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice...." And see, Annotation, "Disciplinary Action Against Attorney for Aiding or Assisting Another Person in Unauthorized Practice of Law," 41 A.L.R.4th 361 (1985).
Matter of Rosenbluth, 36 A.D.2d 383, 320 N.Y.S.2d 839 (1st Dep't 1971), observes that "[a] suspended or disbarred attorney holds approximately the same status as one who has never been admitted...." This holding is consonant with Judiciary Law �486, which makes it a misdemeanor for any disbarred or suspended attorney to do "any act forbidden by the provisions of this article to be done by any person not regularly admitted to practice law in the courts of record of this state...." Another part of the same article, Judiciary Law �478, makes it unlawful for anyone not duly licensed and admitted in New York to practice or appear in court other than pro se or to act in any manner that would give the impression he is an attorney.
Consistently with these statutes, in Matter of Gajewski, 217 A.D.2d 90, 634 N.Y.S.2d 704 (1st Dep't 1995), an attorney was disciplined for allowing a disbarred attorney to affix her name to affirmations included in court papers; and in Matter of Riely, 101 A.D.2d 351, 475 N.Y.S.2d 473 (2d Dep't 1984), an attorney was punished for "aiding a suspended attorney in the unauthorized practice of law." See also, Matter of Mainiere, 274 A.D. 17, 80 N.Y.S.2d 31 (1st Dep't 1948): "Any member of the bar who lends assistance to a disbarred attorney which enables the latter to keep up the appearance of continuing professional standing subjects himself to discipline." Indeed, in Matter of Takvorian, 240 A.D. 95, 670 N.Y.S.2d 211(2d Dep't 1998), the court held that even inadvertently aiding a non-lawyer in the practice of law can warrant professional discipline.
Judiciary Law �90(2) requires the Appellate Division to insert in every order of suspension or disbarment that the attorney must "thereafter ... desist and refrain from the practice of law in any form, either as principal or as agent, clerk or employee." Additionally, the order must specifically "forbid ... [t]he appearance as an attorney ... before any court, judge, justice, board, commission, or other public authority" and "[t]he giving to another of an opinion as to the law or its application, or of any advice in relation thereto."
By ��603.13(a), 691.10(a), 806.9(a) and 1022.26(a) of the Rules of the Appellate Division, all four Departments also explicitly require disbarred, suspended and resigned attorneys to comply fully with Judiciary Law ��478 and 486, as well as ��479 and 484. The Rules of the First (�603.13) and Second (�691.10) Departments contain additional language requiring such attorneys to "comply fully and completely with the letter and spirit" of the statutes "relating to practicing as attorneys at law without being admitted and registered, and soliciting of business on behalf of an attorney at law and the practice of law by an attorney who has been disbarred, suspended or convicted of a felony."
In order to opine whether a lawyer would violate DR3-101 and DR1-102 by aiding a non-lawyer -- including a disbarred or suspended attorney -- in "the unauthorized practice of law," it is first necessary to determine whether the disbarred attorney's contemplated conduct would constitute "unauthorized practice." See, generally, Annotation, "Nature of Legal Services or Law-Related Services Which May be Performed for Others by Disbarred or Suspended Attorneys," 87 A.L.R.3d 279 (1978). At least two of our sister bar associations have already dealt with these issues at some length.
In Opinion #92-15, the Committee on Professional Ethics of the Bar Association of Nassau County considered the question of whether an attorney in good standing may employ a disbarred attorney, in the capacity of a paralegal, to handle document drafting, research and organization of files. The Nassau County Opinion noted that notwithstanding Judiciary Law ��478, 486 and 90(2) and DR3-101(A), EC3-6 contemplates that it is permissible for lawyers to "delegate[] tasks to clerks, secretaries and other lay persons" acting under the attorneys' supervision.
The Committee went on, however, to cite ABA Opinion 1434, unpublished Opinion 7 of the ABA Ethics Committee, and Opinion 666 of the New York County Lawyers' Association for the proposition that "the statutory and code provisions ... impliedly place greater restrictions upon the ability of a disbarred lawyer from earning a living by use of his or her training and talent and experience than are encountered by non-lawyers generally." According to the Nassau County Opinion, however, the determination of what paralegals may do is more properly a matter of law beyond the purview of an ethics committee.
N.Y. County 666 (1985) is not as deferential, holding that an attorney may not employ a disbarred lawyer as a law clerk whose functions would include the conduct of pre-trial depositions and the attendance at real estate closings on behalf of the inquiring attorney. The New York County Opinion adhered to the view that "it is clear that the employment by a lawyer or law firm of a disbarred lawyer, in any capacity related to the practice of law is improper.... The danger that an unsuspecting member of the public or even other lawyers may be misled as [to] the status of a disbarred lawyer who is employed by a law firm is too grave to ignore." The Committee added, however, that it expressed "no opinion as to whether a disbarred lawyer may be employed in some other capacity such as a process server, messenger, secretary, investigator, etc."
While concurring in the Nassau County Bar Association's general view that what constitutes the unauthorized practice of law is itself a question of law and thus beyond this Committee's jurisdiction, we also agree with the conclusion of the New York County Lawyers' Association that it is clearly impermissible for an attorney to employ a disbarred lawyer to conduct depositions or attend closings on the attorney's behalf. We would add, moreover, that the employment of a disbarred lawyer is fraught with ethical peril even with respect to activities that nonlawyers may properly engage in. Courts may reasonably scrutinize such activities and conclude that their performance by a disbarred lawyer poses greater risk to the public than their performance by a nonlawyer.
Indeed, in Matter of Parker 241 A.D.2d 208, 670 N.Y.S.2d 414(1st Dep't 1998), the Appellate Division recently held that an attorney had "certainly" violated DR3-101(A) by aiding a non-lawyer in the practice of law "by allowing ... a resigned attorney ... to prepare a contract of sale and appear on the seller's behalf in order to postpone a foreclosure sale." Noting that "[w]e are certainly loath to have attorneys improperly delegating their responsibilities as attorneys to non-lawyers and, depending on the circumstances of each case, severe penalties are warranted," the First Department cited with approval the hearing panel's analysis of the relevant issues:
In sustaining Charge One, the Panel found that, by authorizing Butler, a resigned attorney, to negotiate, draft and finalize Mrs. Hunter's contract of sale and affidavit on Oct. 22, 1994, and to appear on her behalf and negotiate and execute the forbearance agreement on Oct. 24, 1994, respondent aided a non-lawyer in the unauthorized practice of law in violation of DR3-101(A). It noted the proliferation of the use of legal assistants in the last two decades and found generally that the appropriate use of legal assistants facilitates the delivery of legal services at reasonable cost in fulfillment of the obligation of lawyers to make legal counsel available to the public. Recognizing that there is no clear cut definition of the unauthorized "practice of law" and the nature and scope of activities appropriately permissible to legal assistants, the Panel found, nevertheless, that "it is clear that delegation of tasks to legal assistants cannot substitute for the personal availability of the lawyer's experience and judgment to the client." While surmising that respondent may have been influenced by Butler's experience as a former lawyer and not doubting that respondent believed he was acting in good faith and appropriately, the Panel did not think that a reasonable lawyer under the circumstances would have been justified in the level of delegation which occurred, even if the ultimate advice would not have been different, and found that respondent "crossed the line between appropriate reliance on an assistant and abdication to a non-lawyer of the lawyer's responsibility to the client."
Guidance as to other activities that have been determined to constitute "unauthorized practice" can be found in prior opinions of the Appellate Division. These would include the following 1:
Matter of Emmanuel, 157 A.D.2d 134, 555 N.Y.S.2d 174 (2d Dep't 1990): Attorney disciplined who "permitted a nonlawyer to appear as her associate counsel."
Matter of Caracas, 171 A.D.2d 358, 576 N.Y.S.2d 293 (2d Dep't 1991): Attorney disciplined who "allowed an employee," not admitted anywhere as an attorney, "to consult with a client and to prepare legal papers for the client," who "was unaware ... that the employee was not admitted to the practice of law."
Matter of Mason, supra: Attorney "improperly facilitated the practice of law" by allowing non-lawyer to try Housing Court case and another non-lawyer to draft court complaints.
Matter of Mainiere, supra: Attorney disciplined for permitting use of name as counsel in litigation in which disbarred attorney was interested, thereby enabling disbarred attorney to maintain appearance of being engaged in legal practice.
Matter of Nadelweiss, 260 A.D. 89, 20 N.Y.S.2d 773 (1st Dep't 1940): Attorney disciplined for aiding his uncle, in whose law office he was employed, in permitting a disbarred attorney to hold himself out as the uncle and practice under the latter's name.
Matter of Lerner, 270 A.D. 602, 61 N.Y.S.2d 661 (1st Dep't 1946): Attorney disciplined for allowing disbarred attorney to use office, to hold himself out as entitled to practice law, to interview witnesses and, in certain particular cases, to practice law, and for allowing another disbarred attorney to use his office and his facsimile signature stamp.
Matter of Sutherland, 252 A.D. 620, 300 N.Y.S. 667 (1st Dep't 1937): Attorney disciplined who "permitted and requested" disbarred attorney "to perform the duties of a law clerk on numerous occasions."
Matter of Olitt, 145 A.D.2d 273, 538 N.Y.S.2d 537 (1st Dep't), cert. denied, 493 U.S. 937, 110 S. Ct. 333, 107 L. Ed. 2d 322 (1989): Suspended attorney may not serve as "house counsel" for company in which he has controlling interest, appear in court for brokerage firm while filing papers in his name, draft contracts for brokerage house, or appear in arbitration proceedings before stock exchange allegedly pro se on behalf of company in which he has interest.
Matter of Stahl, 200 A.D.2d 285, 613 N.Y.S.2d 437 (2d Dep't 1994): While employed in law office, disbarred attorney improperly made "determinations to initiate actions at law and settle collection claims and actions."
Matter of Abbott, 175 A.D.2d 396, 572 N.Y.S.2d 467 (3d Dep't 1991): Suspended attorney may not "maintain an office ... giving at least the appearance of a law office," with the building directory and office door designating him as an attorney; may not use letterhead and envelopes designating him an attorney; may not continue to represent clients or attempt to do so; and may not continue to hold clients' funds in escrow.
Matter of Koffler, 236 A.D. 240, 258 N.Y.S. 611 (1st Dep't 1932): Disbarred attorney held in contempt for representing to trial court that he was an attorney entitled to practice, examining witnesses in case, and testifying as an expert in case while identifying himself as an attorney without revealing disbarment.
Matter of Markowitz, 28 A.D.2d 262, 284 N.Y.S.2d 463 (1st Dep't 1967): Suspended attorney may not represent "sellers, as clients, in two real estate or purchase and sale transactions."
Proopis v. Equitable Life Assur. Soc. of the U.S., 183 Misc. 378, 48 N.Y.S.2d 50 (Kings Sup. Ct. 1944): Disbarred attorney may not "associate himself with counsel in an examination before trial or any other legal proceeding in which he actively participates in planning and executing the progress of the litigation" by his "presence ... so that he may assist and take part in a legal proceeding" as an "actuarial expert" "by giving advice to counsel as the facts, upon which he is an expert, are developed." 2
Matter of Israel, 230 A.D.2d 293, 655 N.Y.S.2d 538 (1st Dep't 1997): Suspended attorney disbarred for "continuing to represent clients and practice law."
Matter of Ratafia, 268 A.D. 987, 51 N.Y.S.2d 558 (2d Dep't 1944): Disbarred attorney may not serve as senior law clerk in State Labor Department, examining and preparing contested cases for hearings before referees, disposing of applications for adjournments, initiating investigations, and issuing subpoenas.
Matter of Katz, 35 A.D.2d 159, 315 N.Y.S.2d 97 (1st Dep't 1970): Suspended attorney may not be employed by a City Marshal, a public official whose work is closely allied with courts and judicial proceedings and whose duties include enforcing court orders.
Matter of Spar, 100 A.D.2d 71, 473 N.Y.S.2d 192 (1st Dep't 1984): Disbarred attorney guilty of misdemeanor and contempt for unauthorized practice of law.
Matter of Glick, 126 A.D.2d 5, 512 N.Y.S.2d 413 (2d Dep't 1987): Suspended attorney guilty of misdemeanor for unauthorized practice of law.
On the other hand, in Matter of Rosenbluth, supra, a divided court held it permissible for a disbarred attorney to run a calendar watching service. According to the First Department majority, citing various Opinions of the A.B.A. and this Association, among the other "law related activities" that suspended or disbarred attorneys "have been permitted to engage in" are: aiding an attorney in preparing a law book (in which event disbarred lawyer's name may be used); soliciting lawyers for process serving business to be turned over to a process serving firm; and acting as an investigator or adjuster for an insurance company.
The Court of Appeals has analyzed these issues in Matter of Rowe, 80 N.Y.2d 366, 590 N.Y.S.2d 179, 604 N.E.2d 728 (1992). In discussing the right of a suspended lawyer to publish "a law-related article" on the right to refuse treatment, the court confined "[t]he practice of law" to "the rendering of legal advice and opinions to particular clients" and held the article permissible as an exercise of the First Amendment because it "sought only to present the state of the law to any reader interested in the subject" and "neither rendered advice to a particular person nor was intended to respond to known needs and circumstances of a larger group." The Court of Appeals cited Matter of Rosenbluth, supra, approvingly for the proposition that the Appellate Division in Rowe had "improperly 'prohibit[ed] him from engaging in endeavors which he could have undertaken had he never been admitted to the Bar in the first place'...." The Court of Appeals also held that the suspended attorney could properly use "the letters J.D. following his name," as "[t]he letters identified him as one who had successfully completed a law school curriculum, not as a member of the Bar licensed to practice law."
Citing the Second Department's order in Matter of Wolfram, 3 Nass. Co. 92-15 suggested that an adjudication of the question of what a disbarred or suspended attorney may do in a specific instance might be obtained by motion in the Appellate Division. While Rosenbluth won relief in precisely that fashion to enable him to run a calendar watching service, it is noteworthy that, without elucidation, the Second Department denied Wolfram's motion to allow him "to be employed in a law office as a paralegal, law clerk or legal research assistant." It is worth repeating that N.Y. County 666 declined to opine on whether a disbarred lawyer might properly be employed by a law firm as a process server, messenger, secretary or investigator; and we concur that only the Appellate Division, on proper application, can decide such an issue or, for that matter, whether there are circumstances in which a disbarred attorney might be able to act as a paralegal while "desist[ing] and refrain[ing] from the practice of law in any form."
It is clearly improper for a lawyer or law firm to employ a disbarred or suspended attorney in any capacity related to the practice of law. What acts constitute the unauthorized practice of law is a question of law for the Appellate Division.
Issued: December 21, 1998
1 One lower-court opinion is also cited.
2 This case is cited approvingly in N.Y. County 666 for the proposition: "Certain it is that our law rigidly excludes those who have been disbarred from the slightest participation in the work of a lawyer or of his office, to which employment, as a layman, there could not be the slightest objection, were it not for the fact of disbarment."
3 The correct citation of the order is 11/27/89 N.Y.L.J. 6.


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Methylprednisolone, prednisone, and dexamethasone are corticosteroids. These medicines shorten multiple sclerosis (MS) attacks by reducing inflammation.
A high dosage of methylprednisolone may be given through a vein (intravenous, or IV) daily for 3 to 5 days during an MS attack. Prednisone or methylprednisolone may then be given by mouth for several days after the IV treatment.
Why It Is Used
Corticosteroids may be used to treat sudden, severe (acute) MS attacks and acute optic neuritis.
How Well It Works
Treatment with corticosteroids may reduce the symptoms of MS attacks and help you recover more quickly.1 There is no convincing evidence that corticosteroids can reduce the progression of MS.
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All medicines have side effects. But many people don't feel the side effects, or they are able to deal with them. Ask your pharmacist about the side effects of each medicine you take. Side effects are also listed in the information that comes with your medicine.
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- Side effects may go away after you take the medicine for a while.
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Unless you absolutely have no taste in horror, you have heard of, seen, or read The Shining, one of Stephen Kings most popular of novels. Hell, even if you've read the book or watched the movie, lets just go ahead and revisit the scary axe scene, because its simply that good:
Sends shivers up my spine. Anyway, Stephen King, the proclaimed master of horror, announced on September 26, 2011, that he is creating a sequel to The Shining, titled Dr. Sleep. The story follows Danny Torrance, the five-year-old from The Shining, now in his 40s. Danny uses his extraordinary powers to help terminally ill patients easily pass away, and that's all we know so far.
Here's Stephen reading an excerpt from the novel-in-work:
Obviously, the novel is still in the writing/editing process, so we can only wait and hope it lives up to its predecessors success. Stephen King has delivered so many bestselling novels by now that one more should not be an issue. We'll just have to wait and see!


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Is it appropriate that 3 yr olds are in a preschool class with 4 and 5 year olds?
My 4.5 year old daughter has been in preschool for over a year. I have been very unhappy with the class. It lacks structure and is always chaotic. The teachers do not seem to have control over the environment and I have not found it a happy and inviting place to be.My child will start a new preschool Monday in which she will only be with 4 and 5 year olds as opposed to the 3 year olds that are in her class now. I have noticed a negative change in my child's behavior and have had an evaluation of her social and emotional skills. The evalution was a positive one with the outcome being that my child has great skills. Her former teachers however are still insisting that cognitively my child is fine but that she is socially and emotionally immature.First, I am not surprised being that she is 4. Secondly, she is in an awful environment and I think that they expect too much from her.I think that with her own age she will do better. Am I in denial or should I be concerned about her development
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Some of these people posting are speaking of their younger child's performance with older children, not reading the question. The woman is speaking about her older daughter's problems when in a class including younger children. I am having the same problem with my almost 5 year old in a YMCA with preschool and pre-k combined; a change they implemented in September. There are about 30 kids there every day. He started in October and was fine, but they are now on their 4th new teacher (there are only 4 in the room each day). The rooms they are in are large, but very chaotic with the teachers spending their time trying to manage classroom behaviors. They implemented a small cubby hole with pillows in it as a "safe space for children to go when they are feeling emotional (angry, sad, etc.) In the last month he has started spitting (including twice at the teachers), running a way from the teachers, hiding under tables, climbing on the furniture, massive potty talk outbreaks, and has been sent home in the morning once, and they have threatened to send him home 2 other times. He goes to the "safe space" 7-8 times a day. He isn't practicing letters or taking home any artwork. They haven't sorted out any of the few paintings the classroom has in a couple of weeks. They had to switch from a daily report to a weekly report because it was "taking too much time away from the teachers caring for the kids". This took over 2 weeks to implement, so not much information about what he had been doing during the day. He had moved from another Y location that had a separate pre-k room, where he didn't have 3 year-olds, only 4 & 5 year olds, so he was used to day care that was much more structured. I took him to the pediatrician, and he said the increasing bad behavior was due to anxiety, perhaps exacerbated by his little best friend leaving. We are moving him out to another day care center where hopefully he will be OK. My older son went to the center, and was totally fine and successful. He was the younger kid very socially advanced, so he would up starting pre-k just before he was 4, but the center was very structured back then. I should have checked into the current situation, but assumed that it was the same. Boy do I regret that!!!!posted 03/28/2014 by B-ham WA Mom
My son is the only 3 year old in his class. Academically he is ahead of most of the 4 and 5 yr olds, however he doesnt always show this in class. It depends on the maturity of the 3 yr old. Socially my son was behind but being in a class with the older kids has taken care of that. I should note that my son is "unique" and ahead on most things. Do what feels right for you. Im glad that my son is not in a class with other 3 yr olds who could not keep up with him academically! His teachers are amazing!posted 02/07/2012 by angeljlc05855
My 3 year old has just recently started pre-school and is going in for his 3rd mnth. You know he is in a class with children ages 4, 5 and 6 and i cant complain cause they r more advanced than him and he strives to be like them which means he learns so much faster and he wants achieve so much more which i find great cause he has never been between children his age before. But also one must take into consideration if your child is not happy then that school is not for her. Like my childs headmistress told me that if in a few months there is no change or a child is not happy then that school is not for her. So dont think that u r overreacting cause u as a mother knows when ur child is happy or unhappy. Maybe with thte new school be more happy.posted 10/10/2011 by Gaironessa
I think that you are just in the wrong daycare center. My son has been in a mixed age daycare sice he was 3.5 months old. They have a structured program of preschool, art and play. I feel that mixed age daycare is beneficial to children on the social and developmental levels. As he has grown-up, has strived to be like the bigger kids (walking, talking, coordination). I see the smaller kifds striving to be like the bigger kids. Children learn from their environment. If you put all the same age children together, then they have nothing to strive to meet. he has also learned compassion for the younger children and is growing to be a kind, considerate, caring young man that I am proud to call my sonposted 08/15/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I saw the title question, clicked the "post answer" button, and never saw the initial question... so now that I have, I wanted to respond to that too. I think it's great that you're looking into a different preschool, and I'd have questions regarding your current one. Is she fitting in with the other kids? Are there kids at the school who encourage her to act immaturely? Is there order midst the chaos or is it just chaos? Would she thrive in a structured environment? I like that one of the people that responded to your question mentioned Montessori school. I would have loved to have tried that with my daughter, had she fit their age requirements, or had it been financially feasible. They are wonderful for structure and independence and learning and play all at once. If you have the means, I'd look into it. There's lots of information to be found online, and I'm sure your local Montessori school would be happy to introduce you to their style of learning and give you a tour.posted 06/20/2011 by khepstar
It depends on the child. My daughter started play school at 1 1/2 and was found to have the same verbal acuity and ability as many of the preschoolers (perhaps better in some cases), and has been in preschool for the last year and thriving (she's 2 1/2 now). She learns skills and abilities (socially and academically and playfully) from the other children and is stimulated in ways we couldn't have hoped for, and she scores some of the highest points in letters and numbers in her class. It's been terrific, and the other kids see her as an equal peer. She could not have been placed with the babies at 1 1/2, it wouldn't have fulfilled her the way preschool has.posted 06/20/2011 by khepstar
I think it depends entirely on your child, the other children and the teachers involved. Sometimes it doesn't work for you and your child, and thats okay. Just find somewhere that could suit her better. I have a dayhome, and there were some kids who I decided to let go because they weren't growing for the better here. I decided it was okay, it wasnt that I failed but the kids needed something more that I couldn't give them. Your daughter will be fine in her development once she gets into the "big kid" group. Good Luck :)posted 06/02/2011 by Cyndy333
i currently work in a daycare/preschool, and i find that if a child is in with children younger than him/her that child will either regress to the younger kids level or take the mommy approach. i have seen it go both ways. i feel that a child should be with others of the same age and doing age-appropriate activities. if your child is with younger kids, and what is being taught has already been learned, it may limit emotional and intellectual growth. but this is only my observations and opinions.posted 04/01/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
My daughter turned 4 in December and was in the 3's class with younger 4's while she was still 3. She gravitated to the older kids and is now being moved to the 4's where a lot of her friends are. I didn't see any problem other than when her friends who were 4 moved up and she was still in with the 3's, she started exhibiting temper tantrums unlike anything I saw at 2 or 3. They were quick to start, volatile and just explosive. She screamed nonstop and regressed to hitting a little & saying she was not our friend. I can only attribute this to daycare and the setting she was in with the younger kids, as she is an only child. I am expecting a son in May, but we have been talking to her about it & including her in the pregnancy as much as we can. After she moved to the 4's yesterday, I saw no temper tantrums & she was like a different child. That's why I think it was the combined class. When she had just turned 3, there were still 2's in the class & they were biting & we had to move her.posted 01/27/2011 by kristyg1116
You are an excellent mommy for caring about this! Ideally, the 3's look up to the 4's, the 4's up to the 5's (Kind.) and the 5's like to show off and teach the 3&4's. The teacher(s) should be carefully monitoring their progress in fine & gross motor skills, and making them ready for Kind. and/or 1st grade.: knowing alphabet, numbers, writing, reading & math readiness, exposure to geography & world topics ie. Olympics. My 3 went through Montessori program for pre-1st grade, and it is amazing what these young minds can accomplish, plus learn responsibility and compassion. Play-based preschools and day cares may not have this kind of emphasis on learning and responsibility. It's shocking to see how kids are when they haven't had this kind of training, and show up for elementary school unprepared in the most basic ways. This is a great time for them to learn to LOVE to learn! (and socialize appropriately) Good luck!!!posted 11/24/2010 by JSCsMommy
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Heads up for anyone in the Vancouver area, our friends OURO Collective are presenting their new show featuring two works "PACE" (choreographed by OURO) and "Kaleido" (choreographed by Tentacle Tribe). Their work combines street and contemporary dance in a really unique way, and I'm excited to see this show. I've shot a couple of their rehearsals and have been planning a project with them in the future!
This is an event for anybody (all ages), and I especially recommend it if you're a creative person – seeing a lot more dance shows in the past couple years has really inspired the things I'm working on in unexpected ways.
There are 3 evening shows May 5th-7th @ 7:30pm, and 1 matinee show May 8th @ 1:30pm. Advance tickets are available online here.
FYI tickets are slightly cheaper online vs at the door, and their previous show sold out and people were turned away at the door. The show has been kindly sponsored by Converse, with on-going support from Craft Academy Salon, Spotlight Dance Centre and Anna Wyman School of Dance Arts.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (NBC33) -- The Excellence in Education Award for July goes to Rachel Johnson from Suburban Bethlehem Lutheran Church & School.
Teachers have one of the most important jobs out there, but often go without the recognition they truly deserve. That's why NBC is so proud to announce the Excellence in Education Award, highlighting exceptional teachers right here in our own community.
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OK, Saturday was certainly a crazy day of basketball. Top top-five teams fell, NC State sent a message, La Salle made moves, Wisconsin won on a last-second shot -- we'll get to all of that. What was everyone talking about at the end of the day? The GIF above, of course.
It's of Ole Miss guard Marshall Henderson taunting the Auburn student section, shortly after hitting two game-winning free throws in the final seconds. Watch it about 30 times, then you can truly dive into the analysis. Here are several observations, cycling through all the MVPs of the GIF:
Obviously, we kick things off with the older gentleman standing up in defiance right in front of Henderson. Not sure what he said to Henderson, but that guy wasn't having anymore of the tomfoolery.The guy in the white polo is big-time, just smiling the entire time. He loves it.Jerry Garcia-looking guy on press row. He's clapping, smiling, really enjoying the scene.The crew of double-middle finger guys. They're forever best friends.The guy who rips his hat off. He was so heated that he just couldn't take it anymore.Now we get to the sleepers: to kick things off, check out my man next to Auburn pajamas girl. He's got the creepy sideways grin, like he digs Marshall Henderson's attitude, but can't have his friends find out.Speaking of Auburn pajamas girl, she looks out of place. And is also terrified by the flying object to her left.What is that flying object? No one really knows. Could be a Fathead, could be a cardboard cutout, could be an umbrella. But the blonde girl reacts like it's a head. A real one.White hat fellow. Waving his hands, yelling "come on come on come on" to Henderson. His flailing hands and sideways shuffle steals the show for a bit.The guy right in the middle who emphatically sticks a middle finger at Henderson -- and then tears it right back down. Everything he did was 100 percent.The curly-haired kid in the orange shirt. He gives the fingers, claps two times (as if to get loose) -- and then goes back with the fingers.Kid in the gray hoodie to the left. It kind of looks like he sneezes as the GIF starts -- but bounces back extraordinarily quickly to join in the ballyhoo.What about the girl in the upper right corner? She yells some profanity, and then goes tumbling forward, either getting pushed or falling from the momentum of her yelling.And yes, the older, older gentleman in the front row just seems dismayed by the entire scene. And probably this analysis of it.
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Night Court: On wild day of hoops, one GIF steals the show - CBSSports.com
Thank you, Couldn't find it again after the first time.
The bearded guy in a sweater vest in the press row is loving it
Auburn has basketball fans???
That's a lot of angry white people
Etz chaim he dude, as the ex used to say
That is freakin awesome. Good work Ole Miss dude, always nice to **** with Auburn, no matter the sport.
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Lol literally watched this probably 50 times going through the analysis
Still think a GIF of Bruce Weber at 14:38 mark in the first half yesterday could go more viral.
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Are you all sure that Chizik wasn't see behind the Ole Miss player? It would surely explain a lot.
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Still think a GIF of Bruce Weber at 14:38 mark in the first half yesterday could go more viral.
Post it!
Originally Posted by ISUCubswin
Still think a GIF of Bruce Weber at 14:38 mark in the first half yesterday could go more viral.
What you talkin bout??
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Post it!
I have no clue how to make gifs
I think the guy who stands up in his face just says "what a jacka$$".
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