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P.S. 31 Samuel F. Dupont
BROOKLYN NY 11222 Map
P.S. 31 Samuel F. Dupont
Extended PK hours offered: Yes
What's special:
The downside:
Our review:
At PS 31, even the youngest children sit quietly with good posture, their hands folded on their tables, remembering to raise their hands to speak. Their teachers drill them in phonics, and work them hard in all subjects, in preparation for the city and state tests given in the spring. Chess trophies line the hallways and some of the writing shows off the kind of beautiful cursive one rarely sees in schools anymore.
A mother of six said all her kids had a good experience at PS 31, and they especially loved their veteran, "super, super happy" pre-k teacher. On a parent tour, we saw a mix of activities that included block building, dramatic play and phonics drills in pre-kindergarten. Kids played a Domino addition game in kindergarten and 4th-graders sat on a rug as their skillful teacher read a nonfiction book out loud.
The school boasts clean hallways, bright lights and high ceilings. Children walk the hallways in separate boy and girl lines. Polite behavior is embedded in the culture and teachers insist on proper decorum even from the smallest children. On our tour, we saw an assistant teacher remind a boy in pre-kindergarten not to rock back in his chair and ask a girl in the same class to lift her head off her arms during a phonics drill.
The Quality Review gives teachers high marks for consistency, but says there is a tendency toward one-size-fits-all lessons that lack depth for high-end learners. Arts programs help offset some of the "cookie-cutter" art and fill-in-the-blank writing we saw on the walls, mixed with more creative projects. Artists from Studio in a School lead classes for grades 1–4, 3rd- and 4th-graders study ballroom dance and there is a music residency in 3rd grade. Children produce an annual show in partnership with Disney Musicals in Schools. "We're an academic-oriented school, but I think we do a really good job of infusing the arts," said our guide, a former PS 31 student and teacher.
Special teachers travel to classrooms to teach social studies and science. A bright spot on our tour was the sunny art room where kids happily engaged in a project with a Studio in a School artist assisted by a capable 4th-grade parent with purple-tinged hair. "There's a lot of parent involvement here," she said. On Fabulous Fridays, parents may sign up to share an expertise such as music, art or bread baking.
The gymnasium is closed for repair and children have phys ed one to two times per week with their classroom teacher in a basement space. Pre-kindergartners go out for a walk as often as weather permits, and children participate in Mighty Milers in which they clock their mileage by walking inside the building. Teachers also lead a daily movement break in the classroom, but there is no recess.
The old building has heating quirks and some rooms are uncomfortably warm. The only way to regulate them is to open the windows, said the staff. The computer lab is out of date, but there are two computers in each classroom, which also have SMART boards. There are some shared laptop carts.
SPECIAL EDUCATION: Team-taught classrooms on each grade level incorporate children with special needs into general classes. Speech and occupational therapy are onsite.
ADMISSIONS: Neighborhood school. There are a couple of prospective parent tours in the spring. The school consistently did not respond to Insideschools' request to visit; this information was gathered from publicly available data and from a tour for prospective parents. (Lydie Raschka, web reports and parent tour, March 2015)
At a glance
Number of Students 623
Average Daily Attendance 95%
Students at this school
Free Lunch
Special ed
English Language Learners
Safety & vibe
How many teachers say bullying is a problem at school?NA 17% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers say order and discipline are maintained in the school?100% 86% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Number of students in an average kindergarten class22 23 CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Number of students in an average fifth grade class26 26 CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers say the principal is an effective manager?88% 84% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers would recommend this school to other parents?88% 87% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many students are chronically absent?12% 22% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers say this school offers enough programs, classes and activities to keep students engaged?
How many teachers say this school does a good job teaching social-emotional skills?
How many teachers say this school does a good job teaching organizational and study skills?
Percent of 3rd, 4th & 5th graders who scored 3 or 4 on the state math exam
Percent of 3rd, 4th & 5th graders who scored 3 or 4 on the state ela exam
Percent of 4th graders who scored 3 or 4 on the state science exam
Are parents involved?
How many parents responded to the school survey?64% 63% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many parents say they attended at least one pta meeting in the last school year?62% 72% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Does the school encourage family involvement?
How many parents say they were invited to an event at the school at least 3 times in the last school year?66% 75% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Do parents like the school?
How many parents would recommend this school to other parents?99% 94% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Special ed & ELL
How well does this school serve students with disabilities?
This school offers self-contained classes.
Percent of self-contained students who scored 3 or 4 on the state math exam:36% 8% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of self-contained students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:5% 2% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
This school offers team teaching (ict).
Percent of ICT students who scored 3 or 4 on the state math exam:27% 19% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of ICT students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:9% 9% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of SETSS students who scored 3 or 4 on the state math exam:NA 17% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of SETSS students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:NA 9% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many parents say students with disabilities are included in all activities?
How many teachers say students with special needs are educated in the least restrictive environment appropriate?
How many parents of students with ieps say this school offers a wide enough variety of services and activities for their children's needs?
How well does this school serve English language learners?
This school does not offer transitional bilingual education
This school does not offer dual language classes
Percent of ell students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:0% 6% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
Percent of former ell students who scored 3 or 4 on the state ELA exam:33% 28% CITYWIDE AVERAGE
How many teachers say this school ensures that ells receive the same curriculum as non-ells with appropriate suppports?86% 90% CITYWIDE AVERAGE


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could i be having my baby sooner then they are telling me? [32weeks now]
this is my first child. im 32 weeks as of today [due april 3rd]. i believe my baby has dropped already. is it to early for him to drop though? i feel more pressure on my bladder...
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The newest issue of HOOP magazine has a great little tale about the Hawks having a team ping pong tournament. I was going to quote Al Horford -- who says he won every game against all-comers for months in advance -- describing how the whole organization cheered on Marvin Williams' improbable victory in the championship game. But then I found the really heavy part of the magazine, and the ping pong tournament seemed a little silly. Adonal Foyle reviews "Man's Search for Meaning," the gut-wrenching tale of Nazi concentration camp survivor Viktor E. Frankl, who witnessed the deaths of, among others, his pregnant wife, parents, and brother. The atrocities go on and on. It's heavy. But Foyle handles it deftly. He is the kind of guy you want in your book club. "It is so dreadful," writes Foyle, "and yet he is able find a morsel of hope and thus maintain his sanity against all odds. He shows you a window to his soul and he allows you to see his struggle. And I think when you find something that is that honest, you can't help but feel sad, angry, moved, see the world in a different light and love the human spirit all at the same time."
Thanks to Ben, who e-mailed to point out this odd note at the end of a Yankees write-up in The New York Times: "A report that the relocated Seattle SuperSonics of the N.B.A. will change their name to the Oklahoma City Thunder has inspired a promotion by the Yankees' Class AA affiliate, the Trenton Thunder. Any fan who shows up at the Waterfront Park box office wearing a Sonics cap, jersey or T-shirt will receive a ticket to a Trenton Thunder game. 'We just want to help ease the pain for Sonics fans worldwide,' Trenton General Manager Brad Taylor said in a news release." Here's the release. Weird deal, huh? Not sure this proves much of anything, other than that minor league teams will do just about anything to draw attention to themselves.
Remember how Nate Robinson had his jersey retired at Vegas Summer League? It's already down.
Elton Brown is a good story. He's from Allen Iverson's corner of Virginia, and as a too-short and too-wide big man he has never quite been able to make it to the NBA, despite good numbers and results in the D-League and Israel. Now he's a little slimmer and was a bull around the basket in summer league, where he averaged a double-double. I have heard from all kinds of people that Brown is now about to get his shot in the NBA.
The Utah Flash, the D-League team with with the deep-pocketed young owner/blogger and a fancypants new arena on the way, get to host the D-League's annual showcase next year.
Knick fans fantasize about the trades they'd like to make on Knickeblogger.net. Italian Stallion suggests: "Marbury and/or Zach for a buttered bagel and warm cup of coffee if we can get that much." Also, you'll notice a lot of people dreaming of Ramon Sessions in a Knick Jersey. This post also points out: the Knicks have never had the league's best player. With the big city, the basketball tradition, the local stars, and the deep pockets, it'd be natural for Knick fans to have a superiority complex. But in practice, that team has largely been mediocre, and Knick fans I know are generally humble.
Eat this cereal, and your opponent will start playing terrible defense.
Forgive me, as, after my vacation, I am still running across older stories that are new to me. But have you seen George Karl, among others, doing whatever is the opposite of giving NBA referees a vote of confidence? It's really quite shocking. The NBA continues to neither convince nor impress with their strategy of blanket denials whenever these kinds of allegations arise. People, I think, are inclined to believe the NBA. But the League has to give them a credible narrative to explain all this. Ripping into critics, laughing off accusations, and mocking the concept of transparency isn't getting it done.
UPDATE: Author Sherman Alexie, die-hard Sonics fan, e-mails: "I'm telling ya, unless OK City gets a real coach real soon, Durant is going to become Glenn Robinson 2.0."


text: I remember some of my neighbours assuming I must be hard up because my car was 17 years old (I still have the same car, three years later) and "obviously" I'd have had a better car if I had the money for it. That sort of thing suits me fine, I don't care if people think I'm poor. For the longest time my house was the run-down looking one on the street - that also suited me find because I figured any lowlifes in the area looking for places to burgle wouldn't bother with the house with peeling paint where the TV they could see through the window was an old CRT thing that they'd struggle to carry out of the house and even if they did they'd struggle to give it away.


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I have the distinct privilege of working closely with VMware's VSAN team.
As a career storage guy, I find VSAN fascinating on many levels:
- It's a bona-fide storage product from a company not known for storage
- It's a 100% software product, uniquely interwoven with the vSphere hypervisor
- It doesn't look or act like a familiar storage array
To say there were a few personal worry-bubbles when we took it to market would be an understatement. What would our customers think? How would storage people react to it?
Now that the first full quarter is behind us (and largely public information), I can safely declare: VSAN shows every sign of being a winner.


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If being at all popular is more important than what's right (which is NOT running down cyclists with a car), then WE don't wanna be friends with you. I have a co-worker, the only other person in my section, with whom I have always gotten along rather well; we have senses of humor that feed off each other. He's also a white supremacist, as well as a narcissist with borderline sociopathy (right & wrong for him are defined by what benefits him, even to the point of his marriage; when his wife was carrying son #2 , she was hormonal & grouchy -- he was ready to LEAVE!). I continue to gt along with him because it makes the workday go better. But the day will come when we no longer work together, and I won't look back for a second.
I have cut off KIN who gave me haterade. My family was down & out a few years ago, I swallowed my pride & asked my mother for help; instead of saying yes or no, all she could do was grill me about why didn't I do this or that(none of which were options to us). We barely had a relationship after that; the last time I saw her before she passed in hospice was three days before. Even from that deathbed, she was giving me shat.
Saintly? Not necessary. But there ARE limits, and a friend of mine who professes to hate and wishes to target people on the road LIKE me, exceeds those limits.
With friends like THAT, you're better OFF friendless.
It's sad to see the anger that comes from a 2-15 second delay. People need to relax.
The value of your life doesn't change based on the way you travel. - Dawn Schellenberg (SDOT)
Another link about this what is more disturbing is links within this to anti-bike groups and anti-bike editorials
'82 Nishiski commuter/utility
'83 Torpado Super Strada ... cafe commuter
'89 Miyata 1400
Soma rush Fixie
06 Haro x3 (son's bmx)
Electra cruiser (wife's bike)
My city is chock FULL of maniacs. I am wise enough to avoid confrontations with them. Then again, sometimes the maniacs catch us by surprise and have to be locked up for going too far. I don't know the law for "making" someone rear-end a motor vehicle. Carjackers and insurance frauders do that here all the time. I think it is always the fault of the following vehicle unless another crime ensues at the same time.
Is there video footage of the events leading up to the baseball bat?
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And within one of those links comes this comment:
And of course the irony of the above statement is that those increased chances of death come almost entirely from the fact that motorists are NOT doing their part on the road to drive responsibly.The fact is you are 12 times more likely to die bicycling to work per kilometer than you are if you drive, according to a study by Rutgers University. It's even worse if you walk to work. You're 23 times more likely to die.
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
Driving doesn't preclude exercising, cycling does preclude a metal cage around you.
I think the classic case of this is the selfishness I see on a local on-ramp that is in a construction area within sight of my office. This ramp narrows from 3 lanes to one lane to enter the freeway. When drivers co-operate and "zipper merge" the traffic flows pretty well and the cars get onto the freeway at about 30-40 MPH and have room to run up the speed. When drivers get aggressive (and it only takes a few) and they block off other drivers so they can get to the on ramp scant seconds ahead of someone else, it fouls up the whole system... and suddenly the feeder ramps back up, and the whole thing bogs down so that cars end up crawling onto the freeway, thus congesting the whole right lane.
The problem is the "me motorists," the drivers that refuse to merge and expect to drive right on to the freeway without merging. You'd think they'd "get it" as this is a daily rush hour event that has gone on for months. But no, there is always a couple of selfish buttheads that start pushing and shoving, and then it goes bust.
The road department has a series of stop lights on a boom that they have moved about as the ramp is moved and shaped (as adjacent ramps for other entrances/exits get shaped), but the stop lights on the boom tend to be the last thing moved, so there are always several days of uncontrolled merging. It is somewhat entertaining to watch the merging motorists do their thing until the butthead comes along.
With the stoplights on the boom, the whole ramp works quite smoothly, and traffic just flows. But to get motorists to do this on their own... nope, fails every time... 'cause someone has to be selfish and tie it up for everyone else.
No one seems to make the connection that selfish driving screws things up... likely because perhaps they DO get away with it, and the motorists behind are the ones screwed. (the book "Traffic: Why we drive the way we do" actually covered this, discussed how and why the selfish driver does what they do, while screwing everyone else).
Bottom line, all it takes is a couple drivers ignoring "RED FLAGS" and things can go badly rather quickly.
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This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
Please note in my tirade that I indicated that it was a few selfish people that tend to muck things up... and then others get trapped in the muck.
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
Just check you tube. There are countless videos posted where cyclists confront drivers. Yes, car drivers do stupid things but actually tracking them & confronting them is a bad idea period. Just let it go and keep doing your thing. The video seems edited to me so its hard to tell what happened exactly but yea luckily it was a bat in the man's hand and not a gun. Sometimes you have to be the bigger person and keep going. Avoid confrontations. I would be crying if someone ran over my bicycle like that.


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The NFL Combine wrapped up Tuesday in Indianapolis, which has cleared the stage for the next big phase in the 2013 offseason: free agency. Technically, the opening of free agency won't come until 3 p.m. on Tuesday, March 12. But this year, the NFL has modified protocol, now allowing teams to contact agents of unrestricted free agents three days before the market opens.
That subtle change has altered the communication process somewhat. While the combine used to be an event with much more urgency for teams looking to solidify free agency plans by consulting with representatives of their in-house free agents, now it's more of a feeling out process for both sides.
The most significant action will kick into high gear when March 9 arrives. That will allow agents of UFAs to shop around, discover a legitimate market value for their clients and then, if so desired, return to the original teams with concrete information to share and negotiate off of.
As we've noted, the Vikings have 10 UFAs – six on offense and another four on defense. There will be some difficult decisions to make.
The Vikings will also have the opportunity in those three days leading up to free agency to engage in talks with UFAs from other teams. Though, let it be noted once again that a free-agency spending spree is highly unlikely.
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Chiquita Brands International, a leading global marketer and distributor of bananas and other fresh and processed food products, has admitted accusations by federal authorities that they have done business with terrorist organizations.
The Cincinnati-based company and several unnamed corporate officials are accused in court documents of making protection payments to the right-wing United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia, the AUC. Chiquita also did business with the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, according to prosecutors. Both groups have been designated by the State Department as terrorist organizations.
The company, the vast majority of whose 26,000 employees worldwide live and work in South America where the firm grows its bananas, said a plea agreement involving a $25 million fine had been reached.
"The information filed today is part of a plea agreement, which we view as a reasoned solution to the dilemma the company faced several years ago," said a statement by Chiquita CEO Fernando Aguirre. "The payments made by the company were always motivated by our good faith concern for the safety of our employees."
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Sen. John Kerry, losing Democratic U.S. presidential candidate in 2004 and a possible contender in 2008, took on Republican California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday by lobbying against his initiative to curb the power of the state's labor unions.
"This represents part of an ongoing effort by the Republican Party to create an unfair playing field, to change the balance of democracy in America," Kerry said.
"They are willing to try to take away the democratic rights of working Americans," said the Massachusetts senator, who was speaking to reporters at a fire station with Democratic Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.
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What a bunch. Does anyone in their right mind really wants to be in their company, on the same political side?
Just ask the rust belt!
Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., speaks as he stands with Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, left, Thursday, Sept. 13, 2005, at fire station No. 3 in Los Angeles. Kerry was on hand to speak at a news conference to show his support for voting no on California's Proposition 75. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
Sen. John Kerry, left, D-Mass., waves at a Los Angeles City firefighter along with Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa as the fire truck gets set to leave on a call Thursday, Oct. 13, 2005, at fire station No. 3 in Los Angeles. Kerry was on hand to speak at a news conference to show his support for voting no on California's Proposition 75, which would require unions to get permission before dues can be used for political purposes. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) Email Photo Print Photo
I still don't understand the twisted logic that says making union members vote on how their money is spent is "taking away" their democratic rights?
All the terminator is trying to do is prevent the unions from making political contributions (all to dems) with union dues that workders are, essentially, forced to pay via the fair share provision.
Kerry is such an ass....the real lurch would be better...when does Kerry go away?
Are even demented Democrats crazed enough to nominate this guy twice?
Union members aren't dumb. They are sick of the PC dimwits just like everyone else.
Neat post!
Kerry does not represent the voters of California. He has no business sticking his nose in things.
God, I hope so!!
Oh, I love it. Gosh, that opening phrase just fills me full of the warm fuzzies.
Maybe he and TeRAYsa are eyeing some beachfront property in Malibu, and he decided he'd mix business with his wife's money. It's not like he served in Vietnam or anything...
"... to have us compel their campaign 'donations'."
And, this is a problem because......???
There goes Kerry again....on the wrong side of an issue....sheesh.
Why should he go away? Life is good. Union butt-kissing presidential candidates have done so well in the history of the Democrat party.
"to change the balance of democracy in America," Kerry said."
Yeah, the balance he doesn't like on on election day he didn't have enough votes to be elected.
"Balance of democracy"? It's called the *will of the people*.
The 'rat pols look at the inions as beiong their own piggy bank, and can't stand the idea that the members be anything other than strong-armed by the union thugs.
"Why should he go away?"
Because he is such a seditious ass and I want him to.
All I will say is the terminator better watch his back. This frigen goon is known to shot a fleeing UNARMED goop in the back.
Yes he has and thank God for that.
Here, try these on, click your heels three times, and say..."There's no place to go, there's no place to go, there's....whooo, I'm dizzy!"
The doofus just pushed the inititive forward by 6 points. Now we only need OwlGore here & it will be a cinch at passing.
"Remember, Kerry, when I promised to kill you last?"
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"I lied."
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I was once forced to belong to AFSCME (one of the "we take your dues out of your paycheck either way - support us or it goes to charity" unions). For one thing, I believe the ACLU should step in and stop the practice of forcing employees to have deductions taken out of their paycheck - if you can imagine the ACLU actually doing something useful for a change. For another thing, it aggravated most of the employees that not only were their dues used to support Democratic candidates but we were also sent AFSCME magazines in which half of the magazine was devoted to an anti-Republican diabtribe. I don't know how much was used for phone calls, magazines whose only purpose was to promote the Democrat agenda and personnel to make the calls and print and write the magazines, but I would bet it amounted to a significant percent of what they receive in dues - which left very little to actually be spent on representing the people who paid to keep the union going.
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Shelby Scates, a longtime reporter and columnist for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, died Thursday from complications of dementia. He was 81.
Longtime Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporter and columnist Shelby Scates spent 35 years writing about politics without becoming a cynic.
"It is the pursuit of ideals, not wages or prestige, that kept most reporters of my generation on their beats and at their desks," he wrote in his 2000 memoir.
Without ideals, he continued, "the reporter is as hapless and ineffective as a combat infantryman without a rifle."
Mr. Scates, a titan of Washington state political reporting, died Thursday (Jan. 3) in Seattle from complications of dementia. He was 81.
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He covered wars and presidential campaigns. His investigative reporting ended more than one political career. He wrote three books in addition to his memoir. He skied, sailed and climbed mountains.
And he never got comfortable with computers.
"He was the last of the old-time newsmen," said Seattle City Councilmember Jean Godden, a former P-I colleague. She said she saw Mr. Scates about a year ago and he told her with some pride that he still was writing on a manual typewriter.
John de Yonge, a former P-I editorial-page editor, said that when the newspaper began using computers, Mr. Scates would come to work early, peck out his column on his typewriter, pencil-edit it — then painstakingly retype it on the computer.
Both The Washington Post and The New York Times recruited Mr. Scates, de Yonge said, but "he told me, 'There's not enough powder snow out there to keep me interested.' "
Former Washington Gov. and U.S. Sen. Dan Evans climbed mountains with Mr. Scates, starting with Mount St. Helens in its pre-eruption days.
But as a journalist Mr. Scates never let him off easy, Evans said. "I would call him a friend — a pretty good friend — but that didn't stop him from sticking the needle in on occasion. … He didn't let things go. He would dig and find out what was really going on."
Mr. Scates was born in Obion County, Tenn., in 1931, one of 10 siblings. In his late teens he headed west, hitchhiking and working odd jobs, and wound up in Seattle.
He studied history and philosophy at the University of Washington, working as a merchant seaman to help pay his way. He graduated in 1954, then spent two years in the Army.
Mr. Scates reported for International News Service, United Press International, The Associated Press and the weekly Seattle Argus before joining the P-I. He was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University — one of journalism's top honors — in 1962-63.
He met Seattle attorney Joan Hansen, his companion of 41 years, in 1968, when she was volunteering on Robert Kennedy's presidential campaign and he was covering it. They led an adventurous life together, she said: "We climbed Mount Rainier. We sailed around Vancouver Island three times."
In covering politics, Mr. Scates distinguished himself by seeking out "the why, and not so much the what," de Yonge said. And he didn't stop reporting when he became a columnist, the former editor added.
One of his biggest scoops came in 1979 when a former legislator who had disappeared for 18 months in the face of federal extortion and tax-fraud charges agreed to meet Mr. Scates at a British Columbia airstrip and confess his crimes. Mr. Scates then shepherded the miscreant across the border and accompanied him when he turned himself in to surprised authorities in Seattle.
Mr. Scates wrote well, former Seattle P-I and Seattle Times journalist Casey Corr wrote in 2000, and told stories even better:
"His West Tennessee accent and cackling laugh made even the most routine legislative hearing a three-act tale of fools and knaves. Scates always seemed to have golden sources who revealed the private deal or personality tiff that drove a public outcome."
In addition to his memoir, Mr. Scates authored a biography of Washington Sen. Warren Magnuson, a history of Seattle-First National Bank, and a volume on one of the architects of the downfall of Wisconsin Sen. Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s.
In addition to Hansen, survivors include two daughters, Jane Scates Meininger, of Portland, and Margaret Scates, of South Korea; and two granddaughters.
A celebration of his life is not yet scheduled, Hansen said.
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Lovely cartoon from Brevity.
Spotted on Facebook a while back. Shared in the free world.
From 'Art Roflmao'. Lovely.
A very nice short video from the Washington Post.
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Many thanks to Richard Mortier for pointing me at a great Tumblr blog: We Put A Chip in It!. Their tagline: "It was just a dumb thing. Then we put a chip in it. Now it's a smart thing"
It's full of videos which are most amusing. Some of them intentionally…
This morning I composed a longish message to my nephew, James, by dictating to my watch – a procedure that worked beautifully. There then followed a brief discussion on the quality of speech recognition. I turned to my Mac – because, of course, iMessage conversations are synchronised across all devices – and I continued dictating. "It's good in a quiet location with a good network connection!"
Sadly, this time, I did not enunciate the first couple of words quite so clearly, and the Mac cheerfully recorded, "Screwed in a quiet location with a good network connection!".
Which might have conjured up all sorts of interesting images at the other end.
Still, I guess that's just what they call 'social networking'.
Now, had I instead sent the message, "It's god in a quiet location with a good network connection!", it would still have been amusing, but understandable, in these days of careless typists and small keyboards. It's something we've adapted to, like illegible writing in the past. But, as I have a rapidly dwindling number of electronic devices in the house that do not at least claim to understand speech, I wonder when our ability to understand speakos will become as well-developed as our ability to interpret typos…
Came across this a while ago – not sure of the origin….
My friend Jo, who hails from those parts, sent me a link to this wonderful collection of Welsh cards.
Just thinking about one of my favourite Dilbert cartoons.
There are two interesting articles which I'm listing together here, even though they have nothing really in common beyond being published – ahem – yesterday.
The first is from The National Trust. Daylight savings time has always struck me as a ridiculous nuisance, and this is a timely reminder that our ancestors were spared such foolishness.
On the other hand, it now seems possible that they did have other, rather more serious problems to contend with, according to this paper published by Nature, which highlights a perhaps unexpected likely consequence of global warming.
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I recently bought this house, gutted the apartment, there was mouse droppings everywhere, so took it down to studs and am renovating from there.
We have had a humid summer and I can see the moisture on the plywood (uncovered subfloor) which is coming from the crawl space (I haven't put the insulation/floor down yet).
I had sealed up all the gaps between all the studs on exterior walls (mouse-proofing, so to speak), and I went outside and cut three four-inch holes in the sill plate so the crawl space could breathe (two on the back and one on the only exposed side). It's breathing a bit, but there's no draft/wind, so the floor is still showing the moisture.
Before I put down the floor insulation and flooring, I'm afraid it will only get moist every summer and eventually mould/rot/smell.
How do I ventilate the crawl space better?
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MONTPELIER A 16-year-old Montpelier 4-H Club member has been recognized as the 2012 Washington County 4-Her of the Year.
Emily Campbell, daughter of Jack and Pamela Campbell, was selected for her leadership, service and mastery of projects.
It was definitely a surprise, Campbell said.
A friend of hers, Spaulding High School student Mariah Harding, won the award from the Washington County 4-H Foundation the previous year.
As a seven-year member of the Partridge Hill Horse Lovers 4-H Club, Campbell has excelled in the horse project and earned a spot on the University of Vermont Extension state 4-H horse judging team that competed at the Eastern National 4-H Horse Roundup in Lexington, Ky., in November. The judges evaluate horses abilities in performing tasks and their breeding quality.
Being involved with that national horse event was a goal Campbell set for herself when she first joined 4-H.
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Campbell credited the many life skills she learned in 4-H including leadership and organization as one of the reasons she was selected to represent the United States as a delegate to the International Earth Science Olympiad in Buenos Aires in October.
At the Washington County Youth Leader Presentations and 4-H Achievement Night in November, she gave a presentation on her experiences at the earth science event.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHarbor Beach Marriott Resort & Spa Fort Lauderdale
The hotel has great views and is right on the water so offers beach and pool. Lots of activities for kids and adults. The food is good at the seaside bar. We love it here. They have been renovating slowly our room could use an update but it is clean and comfortable and the view fantastic!
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Make sure room is oceanfront!
My husband and I just returned from a weekend at the resort. The staff is attentive and friendly, the food was good and the facilities are great! We spent the day a the spa and had relaxing spa treatments. An added perk with the spa is the private pool for spa guests. No kids and a laid back atmosphere. The other large pool is loud and loaded with families. I don't get many weekends away from my 3 kids, so I craved the quiet! My only gripe was the location of my room. I booked with expedia a vacation deal and was not able to specify what type of room I wanted. We got room 374, which is located above the front doors and valet area. It is very loud with guests coming and going. The parking attendents were making noise all night long. My few nights to get a solid night of sleep were ruined by waking up to cars beeping all night long. I tried to change rooms the next morning, but to no avail. :( I would stay there again, but next time, make sure my room is ocean front!
I spent three days at the Harbor Beach and it was absolutely wonderful!! The rooms, grounds, pool, restaurants, etc. are all wonderful. I also treated myself to a day at the on-site spa and it was spectacular!! I would definitely recommend this hotel to everyone, but be sure to bring a lot of cash because it is expensive.
Excellent Hotel
A had the pleaseure to stay here July13-19 for a FBI Fingerprint Course. The hotel is the best I've stayed at so far. The beach is directly behind the hotel and the airport is about 4-5 miles away actually I could see the planes leaving from my balcony. The food is excellent and the room service is great. There's many activities to do for a family throughout the day. The ratio from staff to guest is the best there's always someone asking if everything's ok. The only thing was that the hotel had a little fire in the lobby early one morning around 6:45am other than that It was a great experience staying there and will be returning back in Nov.
A Great Place to Stay
My wife and I took our 2 children (ages 9 & 11) for 4 days last week.
It was a great experience. The staff was extremely curtious and helpful. The grounds were beautiful and well kept. I would advise anyone looking for a peaceful setting, to stay at this resort.
First Class Resort and Perfect for Families
This is one of the classiest hotels/resorts I have had the pleasure of visiting. This place must have the highest ratio of employees to guests in the hotel industry, and not one of them was the least bit rude.
Everyone went out of their way to make you feel comfortable and sometimes even above and beyond the call of duty. My family and I enjoyed 3 nights, during the Fourth of July 2003 weekend, it was wonderful and exceeded our expectations!! Very family friendly resort, with wireless high speed Internet access, an enormous and clean 8,000 square foot pool. At poolside we were offered sliced watermelon, and free ice cream, one day free ice cream 3 times!! You can walk from the pool to the private beach without having to cross any roadways...true direct beach access. Some of the nicest employees of any hotel I have stayed at worldwide. Food in any of the restaurants was top quality and their breakfast and dinner buffets are not only priced just right, but the food is great. Really a true pleasure to stay there and cannot wait to return.
Watch out for the fees!!
I booked online, and was shocked to find out some of the fees associated with the property. I know this is upscale, but if you are not loaded, don't even bother going!!
Great..But not a 10
Went last week with my family which includes a 6 year old and a 5 month old..I stayed in a suite at 589/night..This is a beautiul resort with a great pool..Layout was perfect..All activities were at your feet..Rest...3030 was very good. I had a problem with another guest taking our pool chairs and the hotel mgr..gave us a dinner for 4 which turned out to be 250.00..Here are my suggestions..Game room for kids is poor..its too small...Room service is below avg.for their food and their service..Rest at pool needs better service..Alive band at the pool woulsd have been nice..The suite was nice but it was not original..It had been 3 rooms put together ..It needed more dresser space...Mini bar was not working....Look if your looking for an above avg. resort this is it...BUT its not ,at this juncture,at the same quality as a Westin or a Hyatt
Marriott Harbour Beach Great Place to Stay!!
Spent four days at the Harbour Beach Marriott with our family and enjoyed every minute of it. Pool and beach area are beautiful and very clean. Very nice rooms and although did not have an oceanview even the city view was good. Breakfast buffet was excellent, and although it was $14 for an adult it was only $5 for a child. Only downfalls were the $16 a day parking fee and drinks were quite expensive. I will definetly be returning to this hotel.
Most delicious food in all the world!
If you want a fantastic value, fantastic food and fantastic service then have a few meals at the Marriott Harbor Beach Resort. A recent dinner in the resorts casually elegant main dining room started with a complex house salad that included lovely marinated vegetables, shaved carrots and beets, and the freshest mesclun greens topped with a tangy, sweet,pinkish vinigarette dressing. An assortment of flavored breads with pesto dipping sauce and butter was presented. The main course was a thick, juicy, New York strip steak cooked to the perfect internal temperature with subtley flavored horseradish mashed potatoes. The baby vegetables were the freshest I've ever tasted and were cooked to euphoric perfection!! Dessert was a simple, hearty slice of apple pie presented on a large plate drizzled with raspberry coulis and a vanilla sauce. The drinks were substantial, the coffee strong, and was poured nonstop, and the service was friendly, personal, and prompt. In addition to all of this, the price was very reasonable. I enjoyed this exact experience 2 days in a row...thats how enjoyable it was!
The breakfast buffet is certainly one of the best in the world..in my opinion rivaled only by perhaps the Carlyle's breakfast buffet. Perfectly cooked meats and eggs, the freshest and most exquisitely abundant presentation of chilled fruits and exotic berries, made to order omlettes and waffles, and an assortment of mouth-watering petite pastries. Many other items were presented, too many to sample. Same great service as at dinner and an equally good value!
Go eat at the Marriott Harbor Beach!! DO IT!!
Great place to relax!
My boyfriend and I went over labor day and although it was busy with many families, we had a very pleasant stay. We avoided the pool where most of the families would go and headed straight for the beach which was never too crowded and no one on top of each other! Service, atmosphere and location were great. Food was very good. When you want to get off the resort, cabs are right there to take you. Definately a great getaway!
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