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Sheet Navigator - Excel Ribbon
This free add-in puts a new command on the Excel Ribbon, with a list of sheets in the current workbook -- makes it easier to navigate through a large file..
Add the Code to List and Sort Sheets
Modify the XML to Add the Buttons
Click here for instructions for Excel 2003 version of Excel Sheet Navigator.
Thanks to Dave Peterson, who wrote this technique, and to Ron de Bruin, who adapted the code for Excel 2007.
The Sheet Navigator also includes a command that sorts the sheets in alphanumeric order, a command to select a hidden sheet, and to hide the active sheet.
Select a sheet from the dropdown list, to go to that sheet.
Download the zipped sample Excel Sheet Navigator file.
Set up the Workbook
First, you'll create a new workbook, to store the code that builds the Sheet Navigator Ribbon commands.
- Create a new workbook.
- Press Alt + F11, to open the Visual Basic Editor (VBE), where macros and user defined functions are stored.
- In the VBE, press Ctrl + R, to open the Project Explorer
- Find your new workbook in the list. For example, if your workbook is Book3, it will appear as VBAProject (Book3), as shown at right.
- Right-click on your workbook name in the list, and choose Insert | Module
- In the code window that appears on the right hand side, paste all the code that's shown below.
Add the Code to List and Sort Sheets
Store the following code on Module1.'Original code for < Excel 2007 from Dave Peterson 'http://www.contextures.com/xlToolbar01.html 'Changed for Excel 2007 by Ron de Bruin on 17-July-2008 Sub SheetList_RDB(control As IRibbonControl) Dim ws Dim I As Long On Error Resume Next ActiveSheet.Select If Err.Number > 0 Then MsgBox "There is no workbook open" Err.Clear On Error GoTo 0 Else For Each ws In ActiveWorkbook.Sheets If ws.Visible = True Then I = I + 1 Next ws If I > 16 Then Application.CommandBars("Workbook Tabs").Controls(16).Execute Else Application.CommandBars("Workbook Tabs").ShowPopup End If End If End Sub Sub Hidden_SheetList_RDB(control As IRibbonControl) If ActiveWorkbook.ProtectStructure = True Then MsgBox "Please unprotect this workbook's structure and try again" Exit Sub End If On Error Resume Next Application.CommandBars("Ply").FindControl(ID:=891).Execute On Error GoTo 0 End Sub Sub Hide_ActiveSheet_RDB(control As IRibbonControl) If ActiveWorkbook.ProtectStructure = True Then MsgBox "Please unprotect this workbook's structure and try again" Exit Sub End If On Error Resume Next Application.CommandBars("Ply").FindControl(ID:=890).Execute On Error GoTo 0 End Sub
Insert another module, and store the following code on Module2.'Original code for < Excel 2007 from Dave Peterson 'http://www.contextures.com/xlToolbar01.html Sub DP_RDB_SortSheets(control As IRibbonControl) Dim CalcMode As Long Dim myArr() As String Dim sCtr As Long Dim iCtr As Long On Error Resume Next ActiveSheet.Select If Err.Number > 0 Then MsgBox "There is no workbook open" Err.Clear On Error GoTo 0 Else If ActiveWorkbook.ProtectStructure = True Then MsgBox "Please unprotect this workbook's structure and try again" Exit Sub End If Application.ScreenUpdating = False CalcMode = Application.Calculation Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual ActiveSheet.DisplayPageBreaks = False ReDim myArr(1 To Sheets.Count) sCtr = 0 For iCtr = 1 To Sheets.Count If Sheets(iCtr).Visible = xlSheetVisible Then sCtr = sCtr + 1 myArr(sCtr) = LCase(CStr(Sheets(iCtr).Name)) End If Next iCtr ReDim Preserve myArr(1 To sCtr) ShellSort myArr For iCtr = 1 To sCtr Sheets(CStr(myArr(iCtr))).Move _ after:=Sheets(Sheets.Count) Next iCtr With Application .Calculation = CalcMode .ScreenUpdating = True End With End If End Sub Sub ShellSort(List As Variant, Optional ByVal LowIndex As Variant, _ Optional HiIndex As Variant) 'Translation of Shell's Sort as described in ' "Numerical Recipes in C", 2nd edition, Press et al. 'For large arrays, consider Quicksort. This algorithm is at least 'as good up to about 100 or so elements. But with 500 randomized 'elements it is about 27% slower than QSort, and looks 'increasingly worse as the array size increases. 'Dec 17, '98 - David J. Braden Dim I As Long, j As Long, inc As Long Dim var As Variant If IsMissing(LowIndex) Then LowIndex = LBound(List) If IsMissing(HiIndex) Then HiIndex = UBound(List) inc = 1 Do While inc <= HiIndex - LowIndex: inc = 3 * inc + 1: Loop Do inc = inc \ 3 For I = LowIndex + inc To HiIndex var = List(I) j = I Do While List(j - inc) > var List(j) = List(j - inc) j = j - inc If j <= inc Then Exit Do Loop List(j) = var Next Loop While inc > 1 End Sub
Modify the XML to Add the Buttons
For instructions on adding the buttons to the Ribbon, see Ron de Bruin's web site, and add the following XML:
Save the File as an Add-In
First, you'll save the Sheet Navigator workbook as an Add-In, and make it accessible from other workbooks, as you work in Excel.
- In the VBE, choose File | Close and Return to Microsoft Excel.
- On the Excel Ribbon, click the Microsoft Office button, then click Save As.
- Type a name for the file, e.g. NavToolbar
- From the Save as type dropdown, choose Excel Add-In (*.xlam), at the bottom of the list.
- Your AddIns directory will automatically be selected, e.g. C:\Documents and Settings\Contextures\Application Data\Microsoft\AddIns.
- Click the Save button, to save the file.
- Close Excel.
Install and Use the Add-In
Next, install the Add-In, so you can use it in any workbook.
- Open Excel.
- On the Excel Ribbon, click the Microsoft Office button, then click Excel Options.
- In the Category list, click on Add-Ins.
- From the Manage drop down, select Excel Add-ins, then click Go
- Find your Add-In in the list, and add a check mark to its name.
- Click OK to close the Add-Ins dialog box.
Now you can use the add-in in any workbook.
- The Sheet Navigator commands should appear at the far right of the Home tab on the Ribbon.
- Click the Select a Sheet command, to view a list of sheets in the active workbook.
- From the dropdown list, select a sheet, and that sheet will be activated.
You can add the Sheet Navigator commands to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT):
- Right-click on the Select a Sheet command in the Ribbon.
- Click on Add to Quick Access Toolbar.
Note: If you're new to macros, you may want to read David McRitchie's intro at: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm
Download the Sample File
Download the zipped sample Excel Sheet Navigator file.
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Falmouth, Mass., August 1, 2014 – The National Graduate School of Quality Management (NGS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Senthil Kumar, EDBA of Rhode Island, as the Dean of Enrollment Management. "We are pleased to announce the completion of our nationwide search and Dr. Kumar has been selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants to serve as the founding Dean of Enrollment Management at NGS," President and CEO, R. Clinton Miner, Ph.D.announced today.
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Monday's Snapshots: center: Lightning Go Tournament (Chris Garlock); top right: Yang Yi 6P lectures on the san-ren-sei opening (Peter Mooyman); middle right: in the Youth Room (Phil Straus); bottom right: top boards being broadcast in the main playing area; bottom left: Maeda Ryo 6P lecture (Straus); middle left: at the Teacher's Workshop; top left: Ozdal Barkan with shirt & sign (Straus). Got Congress photos? Email 'em to us at email@example.com
Click here for Phil Straus' complete album.
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U.S. Go Congress Scrapbook: Monday, August 5
Monday August 5, 2013
Monday's Snapshots: center: Lightning Go Tournament (Chris Garlock); top right: Yang Yi 6P lectures on the san-ren-sei opening (Peter Mooyman); middle right: in the Youth Room (Phil Straus); bottom right: top boards being broadcast in the main playing area; bottom left: Maeda Ryo 6P lecture (Straus); middle left: at the Teacher's Workshop; top left: Ozdal Barkan with shirt & sign (Straus). Got Congress photos? Email 'em to us at email@example.com
Frisbee Go – Youth Room Style
Monday August 5, 2013
Today's tournaments in the Youth Room at the US Go Congress included 9×9 and 13×13 tournaments, run by Fritz Balwit, and a little impromptu frisbee go on the ten foot by ten foot 9×9 board as well. Table winners in the 9×9 were: Willis Huang 3d, Job Betcher 2d, Julie Burrall 4k, Bryan Tan 8k, and Bob Liu 13k; 13×13 table winners were Justin Ching 4d, Daniel Puzan 1k, and Eric Liu 5k. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor; photo by Phil Straus
U.S. Go Congress Recap/Preview: Monday, August 5
Monday August 5, 2013
Tournament Recap: Top players get two bites at the competitive apple at the U.S. Go Congress, playing in both the U.S. Open in the morning and then in either the North American Masters Tournament (NAMT) or the Strong Players Open (SPO). In an upset win, Jianing Gan 7D forced a resignation by Andy Liu 1P in yesterday's first-round action at the U.S Open (USO), but Liu — who conducted a simul in the afternoon (right) — notched a decisive win against Yuan Zhou 7D in the evening round of the NAMT. In other top-board USO action, Canadian pro Zi Yang Hu 1P beat Tianyu (Bill) Li, Chinese pro Cong Li 3P lost to Yuhan Zhang 7D and Beomgeun Cho (9.2 AGA) defeated Andrew Lu (7.5 AGA). In other NAMT top results, Hugh Zhang 7D scored an upset against Yongfei Ge 8D, Zi Yang Hu 1P defeated Jianing Gan 7D and Andy Liu 1P beat Yuan Zhou 7D. In the SPO, Cong Li defeated James Sedgwick 7D of Canada, while Beomgeun Cho beat Andrew Lu and Juyong Koh 7D defeated Maojie Xia 6D. Track results — and check out game records, where available — of each round here: U.S. Open; NAMT; SPO. For Congress tourney crosstabs going back to 2008, click here. photo by Chris Garlock
Today's online live coverage of Round 2 of the U.S. Open begins at 9a (PST) on KGS (look for the USGO accounts); professional commentary by Myungwan Kim 9P and Cathy Li 1P begins at 10a. Our coverage of the second round in the North American Ing Masters and Strong Players Open begins at 7p.
Seen & Heard: A top player in the US Open was late to his game because he was found trying to get into the wrong room, which turned out to be a locked storage closet, not the playing room.
Attention Congress Attendees: Exercise sharpens your mind: pick-up tennis and soccer games are at 4p this afternoon: see the signs outside the main playing area for details. Don't forget to send us your Congress reports, sightings and photos. Got something all Congress attendees should know? Email it to us at firstname.lastname@example.com!
Correction: This report has been corrected to reflect Chinese pro Cong Li 3P's loss to Yuhan Zhang 7D in the US Open; our original report said that Li won.
U.S. Go Congress Scrapbook: Sunday, August 4
Monday August 5, 2013
Sunday's snapshots: top right: Yilun Yang 7P lectures (by Phil Straus); middle & bottom right: strong players review their games (Chris Garlock); bottom left: Cathy Li 1P plays in a simul (Peter Mooyman); top left: the main playing area during the US Open (Phil Straus).
Plus: Click here for Phil Straus' complete album of the day.
Gan and Ye Score in Redmond Cup; Lightning Tourney in Youth Room
Sunday August 4, 2013
Jianing Gan 7d and Aaron Ye 6d both won their first round matches in the Redmond Cup Finals at the US Go Congress Sunday afternoon. Gan, who is from Canada, was undefeated in the qualifiers, and is the defending champion in the Senior Division of the Redmond (under 18). His opponent Andrew Lu 6d is the current US Youth Champion, and lost only to Gan in the qualifiers. Lu was out for a win, and played strongly throughout today's match, but ran into time trouble and ultimately had to resign. In the Junior Division (under 12) defending champion Aaron Ye, age 11, faced off against Canadian David Lu 6d, also 11. Lu is new to the Redmond, entering for the first time this year, and was undefeated in the qualifiers. Ye lost only to Lu, and was out for revenge in the finals. Lu stumbled early in the game, when Ye killed a large group in the corner, but kept up his resolve and created tremendous complications for Ye throughout the rest of the game, which hinged on a ko that almost turned the tide. Ye played steadily throughout though, and ultimately won by a large margin. The game was broadcast live on KGS, and drew 150 observers. Round two will be broadcast on Tuesday at 3pm PT, in the AGA Tournaments Room.
In the Youth Room at the Go Congress, today's event was a lightning tournament, with ten minutes per player. 32 kids and teens played in the match, and table winners won $10 gift certificates to Congress go vendors. Shirley Lin 3P and Andy Liu 1P also held simuls. Justin Teng 6d won at the top lightning table, which included some of the strongest young players at congress. Jimmy Yang 5d, April Ye 1k, Yukino Takehara 2k, Austen Cao 9k, and Anson Hu won the other tables. Tomorrow's events will be 9×9 and 13×13 tourneys, and professionals Myungwan Kim 9p and Mingjiu Jiang 7P will also hold simuls. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photos: top left: Andrew Lu 6d (l) vs. Jianing Gan 7d (r), photo by Phil Straus; bottom right: Youth Lightning Tourney, photo by Paul Barchilon.
Go Quiz: Something In Common
Sunday August 4, 2013
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Los Angeles Tops Inaugural Pandanet-AGA City League
Sunday August 4, 2013
Team Los Angeles won the Pandanet-AGA City League A-League finals Saturday at the U.S. Congress in Tacoma, WA, defeating the Washington team 2-1 in hard-fought games (click here for game records). Beumgeon (Evan) Cho defeated Jie Li on Board 1, while Seung Hyun (Kevin) Hong beat Yuan Zhou on Board 3 in the afternoon games, broadcast live on Pandanet. Eric Lui, playing via Pandanet from Seoul Korea, where he's playing in the Samsung Cup preliminaries for the AGA, scored DC's only win by defeating Dae Hyuk (Daniel) Ko. Andy Okun captained the LA team. "We're tremendously pleased with the results of our first year of the Pandanet AGA City League," League Project Co-Manager Jon Boley reported to Congress attendees Saturday night at a brief awards ceremony. Twenty eight teams competed in four leagues: LA won the A League, Toronto won the B League, Chicago won in C League, and Brentwood, TN won the D League. Karoline Burrall was the League Manager, Steve Colburn was the League webmaster and support was provided by Andy Okun and Thomas Hsiang. The EJ's Andrew Jackson and Dennis Wheeler recorded the Board 1 and Board 3 games. photo (l-r): Jon Boley, Evan Cho, Andy Okun, Daniel Ko, Steve Colburn, Kevin Hong and Karoline Burrall; photo by Phil Straus
U.S. Go Congress Preview: Sunday, August 4
Sunday August 4, 2013
Online live coverage of top boards at the U.S. Open begins at 9a (PST) on KGS (look for the USGO accounts); professional commentary begins at 10a (PST). Redmond Cup coverage on KGS will begin at 3p (PST) (USGO accounts). Our coverage of the North American Ing Masters and Strong Players Open begins at 7p (PST). Track results of each round here: U.S. Open; NAMT; SPO.
Other highlights of the Congress today are the Youth Lightning tournament, pro lectures, simuls and game reviews, as well as the launch of the new Teacher's Workshop. We hope to file reports on some of these during the day on the website; let us know if there's anything in particular you're interested in.
Attention Congress Attendees: Send your own Congress reports, sightings and photos to us at email@example.com; we'll publish the best. Also, reminder that you must sign up for Wednesday Day Off trips today (see sign-up sheets in the registration area). Got something all Congress attendees should know? Email it to us at firstname.lastname@example.com!
U.S. Go Congress Scrapbook: Saturday, August 3
Saturday August 3, 2013
Hundreds of go players are converging on Pacific Lutheran University in Takoma, WA today as the 29th annual U.S. Go Congress gets underway. Here are some snapshots by EJ photographer Phil Straus: top right: Yuan Zhou plays Seung Hyun Hong in the Pandanet-AGA City League Finals on Saturday afternoon; bottom right: early arrivals waste no time getting on the board; bottom left: Congress Registrar Judy Debel prepares early Saturday for the onslaught of go players from around the world; top left: E-Journal staffers Todd Heidenreich (right) and Steve Colburn prep for the EJ's Congress coverage.
- photos by Phil Straus; collage by Chris Garlock
Plus: Click here Phil Straus' complete album of the day.
Seattle Go Center Expecting Visitors Around Go Congress
Friday August 2, 2013
With the U.S. Go Congress happening just an hour's drive away in Tacoma, the Seattle Go Center is preparing for special events before and after the Congress. Professional Ryo Maeda will be visiting the Go Center before the Congress, on Aug. 1 and 2, while Masaki Takemiya 9p and Chihiro Chujo 1p will be giving lectures and playing simultaneous games Aug. 12-15 after the Congress. The calendar on the Go Center website has the details.
The Seattle Go Center will be closed during most of Go Congress, but it will be open on Tuesday, Aug 6, from 3 – 10 p.m. "Tuesdays are our biggest day, so it's always great time for visitors to drop by; everybody can find a game, from beginners to 6 dan players," reports Manager Brian Allen. Photo: Brian Allen washing the Go Center sign. Photo by Luke Allen.


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Skip to comments.Women should stay out of workforce (Letter to Editor)
Posted on 08/20/2012 4:24:15 AM PDT by rightwingintelligentsia
Prior to World War II and immediately thereafter, most married women in this country worked in their homes raising their children and keeping house. Then during the late 1960s, radical feminists encouraged young women to set aside their traditional family roles as homemakers, helpmates, child nurturers and husband civilizers for something trumpted as much more rewarding.
Women were told that being a stay-at-home mom was nothing more than enslavement perpetrated by their male chauvinist husbands. Forget family life and children. Women could be happy and achieve fulfillment by capably competing with men in the workplace for equal jobs with equal pay.
What would happen today if most married women remained in the home fulfilling their traditional family roles? Think about how salaries and wages for men would move upward if a shortage of labor prevailed in this country.
(Excerpt) Read more at observer-reporter.com ...
I would love to help this guy out but with the damnation of our country and the high cost of living and food and insurance and gas and college and taxes well I guess I can't.
I'll just sit back and see how many morons think this is a totally sane commentary.
The H-1b quota program would make quick work about wages going, get that mister. Lets all get this straight, the powers that reside on K street will make sure there will be no free market for wages in this country. US citizens will be undercut at every junction.
If you sit down and put a pencil to it, you'd be surprised how little net income a working couple receives from the second spouse. When you factor in the costs associated with the second spouse's employment (a second car, child care, a higher tax bracket, etc.) you often find that even many professionals who represent a second income in a married couple are basically working for less than minimum wage.
My mom worked, but not until my brother and I were in HS.
I think it's OK for women to work, but they have to decide if the trade-off is worth it.
If having annual vacations, a better car, a bigger, better house, etc. than you might own with just ONE paycheck, is woth spending LESS quality time with your kids... then that's YOUR choice.
You can't then disparage 'society' if your kid becomes a monster you don't recognize.
OK, flame me now.
He also seems to forget that some of us womenfolk in the workforce are not married with children.
Well, maybe his dream will be realized once muslims come to power in the US.
Hey, it works for us. Just because you don't have the smarts to make it work for you doesn't mean the idea is insane.
I would love to stay home but the taxes upon taxes upon taxes make that impossible. My family's life quality would drastically reduce. I'm not taking about hand-me-downs and homemade bread, I'm talking about almost no clothes and tilling up the rest of the yard to plant wheat. I already garden and can to supplement our food. Our child care expenses are very little since my husband works 24 hour shifts and is off for 48 hours. I'm off every evening, weekend, holiday, and summer. I'd love to be home all the time with my kids, but that means Big Gov would need to take a (much needed whether I stay home or not) pay cut.
What about when men controlled all the money and doled out 'housekeeping' money to their wives? If a marriage is an equal partnership, then if the wife stays at home she should have equal access to the joint bank account and no whinging on the part of the husband about how he earns all the money and has the right to the whole say on how it is spent.
I wonder what the Taliban's official position is on this idea....
He needs an education in some simple, demographic data.
Married women with children are but a portion of the workforce. Large numbers are working who aren't married, or who are married but don't have children, or who don't have young children.
In addition, I had to smile and shake my head at the mention that some women are choosing this option of staying at home for themselves.
How else would this be done, except by choice??
Is there some way to MANDATE that every woman not work outside the home???
Short of submitting to Sharia Law, as was pointed out, that is...
This has to be one of the silliest "ideas" out there, and that's saying a LOT.
until Sharia law is the law of the land(which is what the regime is fighting for)....Don't expect Women to stay out of the workplace anytime soon.
that paradigm, has gone the way of the buggywhip.
True but even most married women are working today. I would love not to work but I don't even see that happening I don't even see a retirement. I will work till I croak :)
I don't think making this a gender issue is accurate.
My wife and I believed that raising our children ourselves was a priority and we made our lives evolve to where this was possible.
Many couples have not considered this prior to having a family—and thus they are not in a position to make it financially.
In my opinion, we will get to the point where a one worker family might become the norm as jobs are lost and there is a return of a more multi- generational, nuclear family.
The author is a moron.
Actually, (in the US) there is a very narrow window in which this was the norm and usually was limited to classes in which the household could afford a single career outside the home. The author is referring to the time usually known as the era of 'working class leisure'. Prior to around the 1920s (1830s to 1920s generally accepted as the peak of this), in non-farm families the women worked, just as today, usually in factories, mills, etc. Daughters would often go with their mothers to the job to learn the job just as sons would go with fathers. With the exception of the earliest years, child raising was separated by gender and each gender would learn the craft of the prior.
The exception usually is seen in either farming households or pioneer households (usually there is a cross-over in this) where the household was also the business and the farming duties were handled among all in the household.
What the author of this letter has is basically the 'convenient' view portrayed in movies that make everything in the past seem ideal and easy.
The problem is, in this day and age with divorce laws the way they are, a man is a slave if his wife stays at home.
No wonder our culture is so screwed up.
Gotta love open mindedness! Must be a liberal. "
No. I'm just not one of those people that lives to tell other Americans how they ought to structure their lives.
Aren't you the clueless one.
"Hey, it works for us. Just because you dont have the smarts to make it work for you doesnt mean the idea is insane."
Yeah, that's what I was saying. /s
The idiot in the OpEd wants to solve unemployment by harboring a fantasy that if all the women just go home, everything will sort itself out.
That is stupidity. If you agree with that stupidity just because it plays to your personal belief that your wife should not work then that is really sad
This is sad, but true. A man divorcing his non-working wife is totally screwed. (or not as the case may be)
That's why I'm still married to my first and only wife after 25+ years of marriage.
That's why we have successfully raised two boys.
That why we've done all that on only one income.
However, the family is almost always better off with a one-income, nuclear-style, way of living.
A woman would be very stupid to trust her Christian husband this day and age and stay home and raise their kids only to get dumped for the whore he works with as soon as the last kid is grown.
She having spent the last 20 years working on a career and and the stupid trusting stay ay home mom at 48 unprepared for a career...yep sounds like a plan to me.
My heart goes out to those families that want to have mom at home but don't see a way to swing it financially. My advice would be... don't underestimate the provision of God. His economy is not our economy. I have been home since I was first married(19 yrs) and almost every day I see how God can stretch a dollar.
Not only stretch the dollar, but provide when we need it the most.
The scenario of the second job not being worth it it after taxes, work related expenses, etc. assumes that that job doesn't pay well.
There ARE better paying jobs available to those with technical or professional degrees.
Well if the husband is so dishonorable to dump his stay at home wife for another woman then at least the kids have the benefit of a faithful mother who chose to stay at home with them and may not be so damaged by their father's actions. I would also challenge people to study the Proverbs 31 woman. She is not a woman who just sits at home watching soaps.
There are a lot of couples where each makes the same income as the other.
In order to avoid the "marriage penalty" taxes, they got married in church only, and didn't record it at the county.
All the feds see are two single people.
After my divorce, if I didn't have a job, to stay at home I would have had to be on welfare.
Women going to work has been a SCAM and a COMPLETE SCREWING!
Unfortunately, you need more data to make the point, but it does exist. If you will graph the rise of women leaving the home and entering the workforce, primarily in the 60's and 70's, and then graph the double digit inflation that occurred in the 70's and 80's, you'll quickly see the true nature of the scam.
Yes people had twice as much income, and were soon paying twice as much in price. In other words, the extremely valuable benefit of a full time mothers was given up - for nothing.
As someone who grew up in the 50's and 60's with the valuable benefit of a full time mother, I am constantly amazed at how much stress there is on people that work for us, even though they are two incomes. My Dad's salary was 1/8 of the combined salaries of people that work for us, yet they are constantly in a money crunch.
Sorry, but thanks to inflation, we've given up the fundamental glue that kept kids in line and held families together - for nothing!
Yep. You are correct. That is why you are clueless.
So... women whose husbands have dumped them for trophy wives should... what?
My niece recently had twins, & graduated college with a teaching certificate. She wants to teach.
Why have twins only to let a stranger in day care raise them? That is insane, IMO. Why would you miss the most formative & beautiful time of your child's life to run roughshod over other people's children? If that is her idea of parenting, SHE IS WRONG!
MY point is that it is fine if both spouses work, but when they have kids, one of them needs to raise them, not a day care center. Doesn't matter which parent stays home, man or woman. I'm inclined to believe that women do a better job of civilizing young kids, but that's just my opinion, & certainly is dependent on individual families.
IMO, the main reasons women flooded the workforce in the last 50 years are high taxes & inflation. Taxes on all levels have kept up with & surpassed inflation, while wages have not. For a family to prosper, the wife had to work.
This has had a devastating effect on the children. Parents no longer have time to civilize their children, leaving this task to strangers, with predictable results. Note to new parents: NOBODY but you loves your children! Parents are too busy or tired after work to help with school work or just interact with their children. Parents become detached from the child's world rather than being a necessary integral part.
Now, before some of you jump on me to say how there are many 2 income households with successful children - Certainly there are, but this is the exception. Most folks cannot juggle 2 jobs, kids, & home responsibilities effectively. The kids usually suffer, as does society that must deal with these maladjusted young people.
As for the sexist notion of the title: Bull Pucky!
This is a bunch of hog wash. WWII got the housewives out of the home and into the factories. It was patriotic to do so, as all the able bodied men went off to war.
Actually, the divorce statistics show that the standard of living for men goes up and for women goes way down when they divorce. The resentment of men paying child support is a real problem since the women do the child care and are expected to have some sort of (low paying) job and the parent with whom the child(ren) reside(s) always must provide an amount equal and well in excess to the little bit the parent paying child support contributes. So who is the slave?
Rush said that one parent works to pay the living expenses - the other works to pay the taxes.
So get back to work. Millions of folks with EBTs need you to pay for their steak, lobster, beer, soda, cigs, and lottery tickets.
I think that's a different situation
My teen daughter came to me the other day to share that one of her teen friends has gone wild and is now involved in some terrible activities. This is the 3rd child in a family of 4 to go off the deep end and she could not understand how such nice parents could have almost all their kids go "bad" She is studying biology so she concluded that it must be bad genes. Sadly I know these very nice parents and they are both have very "important" jobs that seem to consume them. It is very hard to share your energy with two competing forces and more and more I see women who decide to give their 110% to their careers.
You are a liar.
You're falling behind! You're falling behind! If you're 28, you should have a 4000 square foot house, a big SUV, a pickup truck, a boat and a cabin on the lake. Damn the children, you're falling behind.
Add to the "etc" having to get a cleaning service; eating out or using more "easy prepare" foods -- you may find the net contribution is negative.
Spot on, as is the author. As another poster pointed out, the dynamic of a stay-at-home mom, as we remember it, is a relatively new, and almost uniquely American idea. Prior to the late 19th century, women worked as much and as hard as men, as did children, although in an agrarian culture, the wife's work did consist of more of the "household" chores, but that was due to the work being more suitable to her than farming the fields or operating the mill (not that some did not do that).
If anything, that brief, idyllic period should remind us of what we have given up in the last 60 years as our culture and our government have changed and grown beyond all recognition. Even in some of the posts agreeing with the author, there is just a hint of condecension when referring to those who don't "plan" correctly.
Pope Paul VI had it right all those years ago. First comes the denial of the obvious differences between men and women, and the attempt to make them the same. Then comes the "planning" of families (forget about God being a partner in your marriage) and then comes abortion as the stop-gap contraception. In a world where the act that was designed for procreation becomes simply another pastime, why wonder that culture has all but fallen apart.
This author's opinion would not solve all of the problems to which he alluded, although it would alleviate them to some degree, however, it is only another small symptom of the greater breakdown of American society in general.
Speaking as a man married for 30 years to a stay-at-home wife, and observing my two-career friends -- a wife increases her probability of being divorced if her career makes her chronically too tired for sex, and having to both do housework makes both too tired to enjoy each other's company.
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See, I was at this Pennsylvania Political Science Association gig last week, and some of us were talking about the state's famous unbroken "cycle" of electing governors of different parties every eight years.
This started back in 1946, way before our governors were allowed to run for a second term.
That second-term stuff started with Milton Shapp in 1974. He won.
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London Lunch Saturday 10th December 2016
John Clinch has kindly offered to organise a lunch for both ELMS members and the wider Escape and Evasion Community. It will take place on Saturday 10th December in the RAF Club in Piccadilly at 1.00pm. The cost of the lunch will be £44 per head and there will be a cash bar to allow individuals to purchase whatever drinks they wish. The venue only accommodates 64 people so if you would like to come then you will need to let John Clinch know as soon as possible as a number of people have already registered an interest. Places for the lunch will not be confirmed until you have paid so to confirm your place please make a cheque made payable to J A Clinch and then email John at clinch.John @gmail.com for his home address. (Just click on the link and an email box will open for you.) Alternatively if you wish to pay by bank transfer then email John at the same address and he will provide you with the necessary bank details. It is planned to lay a wreath at the Bomber Command Memorial at 12.00. Please ensure you have confirmed and paid by the 15th October as John will be going to Australia for a month. Places can be cancelled up until the 2nd December with a refund of the money paid. After the 2nd December there will be no refunds as we will have to pay the Club for the places booked. Look forward to seeing you there!
Elizabeth Harrison MBE
It is with much sadness that we have to report the death of Elizabeth Harrison MBE. She passed away in hospital on Sunday 10th July 2016 after a long illness. Former secretary of the Royal Air Forces Escaping Society and creator of the RAFES plaque in St Clements Dane RAF Church, The Strand London with copies in the RAF Club, in the RAF Museum Hendon and in Canada, The Netherlands, Belgium, France and Australia. The Australian plaque which has been in storage for some years will go back on display at a new Bomber Command Hall at the RAAF Museum, Point Cook near Melbourne this year.
Her funeral took place on Friday 22nd July at Putney Vale Crematorium. It was straight forward and simple, with an eulogy from Frank Dell read out by his nephew – hopefully to be circulated in due course; plus tributes and a reading of one of Elizabeth's poems by her grand daughter and great-grand children. The committal ended with a recording of Edith Piaf belting out Non, Je ne regrette rien. I think we could all imagine Elizabeth singing along. The wake at the RAF Club was well attended and we gathered around Elizabeth's iconic plaque to pay tribute. There is a full obituary published in the Daily Telegraph on Saturday 23 July which can be found by following the link from Elizabeth's picture at the top of the page.
Contacting ELMS
We welcome contact from anyone interested in the Society and its 'raison d'etre'. However, we have recently been receiving a number of 'spam' emails, sent via our contact form. To avoid this we have added a small validation box to our form, which requires the sender to input a short series of letters/numbers in a box. We hope that this will not prove difficult for users.
If any of the events listed on our calendar are of interest to you then please do get in touch for more information. We have updated (where possible) information about the various trail events taking place this year. If you are interested in taking part in any of those listed please contact us for more details/registration information.
We have recently received the latest registration proforma for the Bidasoa (Basque Country) Freedom Trails Association Commemorative Trail from Urruna to Donastia/San Sebastian 19-20 August 2016. This is the first year for this event and if you are interested then please check the event on the calendar where you can find the necessary information. The registration form gives all the information required, including costs, and is in PDF format.
The Comete Trail 2016. Full details of this years event, and the necessary application form are available via the link on our events calendar. Please note the organisers exhortation to book your hotel as soon as possible as September is still a busy holiday period in the region. Also note the instructions about where the only coach collection points are!
Crows Flight Event 2016 Details of this year's Crows Flight Trail event in Slovenia can be found by following the appropriate link under the events section where you will find full details of the event and the necessary application form. The event is considered a tough walk, so participants MUST be fit!
Escape Lines Material for Schools.
We have a section specifically for schools (under Young ELMS) and will be continuing to develop that section this year and we have produced a school's pack (created by teachers) which is free of charge. Just contact us for your copy.
We are always looking for accounts of escapers/evaders and helpers. If a member of your family has a story to relate then do let us know, and we will publish it here. It does help if you have a photo, at least of the individual concerned so if you think you have an item that may be of interest then please do contact us using the contact form available on the main menu.
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We have received recently several enquiries from individuals seeking information about either WW2 contacts that involved their relatives, or decorations and awards that their relatives might have received. Although we do hold a significant quantity of archive material there are often occasions when we can provide little in the way of help. We do have a Forum, where visitors can post queries which can broadcast their question to a much wider audience. To post on the forum you do need to register, but this is free and does not require any further commitment. The forum is available through the link on the main menu bar at the top of this page. We look forward to having you join us.
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Did you attend any of the Escape Line Reunions at Eden Camp and/or the Talbot Hotel in Malton, in the early days of the Society, but in particular between 1989 and 1995, or do you know someone who did? The Director is putting together a pictorial record to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of our reunion at the Eden Camp Museum, 1990 -2015. The volume will be A4 size, printed on high quality paper and filled largely with photos.
We would be grateful for ANY photos which record events covering that 25 year period, but in particular we are looking for photos of reunions during the early years. The majority of our members in those early years were Army Escapers, together with some from SOE and also MGB crews of the 15th Flotilla (Shelburn Line) and helpers. A number of RAFES airmen also attended.
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Thank you for your help in this matter.
A Fundraising Challenge on Behalf of ELMS
Following their recent attendance at the Society's Annual reunion, staff at S.E.R.E have decided to mount a fund raising challenge event to raise funds for three charities, ELMS, Scotties Little Soldiers and Country Holidays for Inner City Kids! This is a very welcome announcement and we hope that it will be well supported.
The challenge will be a 24 event during which staff at S.E.R.E will attempt to run, cycle and row a distance of approximately 1400 miles, equivalent to the distance from Gibraltar to RAF St Mawgan. It will take place over the 13th and 14th July and the aim is to raise as much money as possible for the three charities. Any money donated to ELMS will enable us to continue with our very successful educational visit programme by which we support groups of students from Europe (usually in their final year at senior school) who attend our annual reunion in York. The S.E.R.E team have also promised to provide us with a follow up report and photos! If you would like to make a donation specifically to ELMS you can do so via this link,
or you can of course send a cheque to either ELMS or the challenge team. Afternote: The challenge raised more than £700 and the ELMS share is more than £400, so well done to all those who took part and to those who contributed to the fundraising. I hope to have some photos to show shortly!
Do You Remember the film The Great Escape
I am sure most of us remember the film, but I am also sure that most of us didn't realise that the character played by Steve McQueen, Virgil Hilts the 'Cooler King' was in fact based on a real airman. Click on the photo to read the story behind the story!
And for a short article on one of the last two survivors of that event, Flt Lt Paul Royle who was recaptured about 20 kms from Stalag Luft 111. He died recently aged 101 and there is a short article on the RAF website. Click on this photo (Royle is back row, right)
(With Thanks to the RAF)
New Books
Our latest selection of books includes an anthology of poetry titled Sisters in Spitfires, a review of The Long Range Desert Group, a history of 'Ungentlemanly Warfare and a study of The French Resistance. For a short review of each one have a look here .
And we have a new addition to our Young ELMS book reviews, Run, Spy, Run by Craig Simpson. Have a look at the Young ELMS section to see a short review
We are grateful to The Alarm Monitoring Company Ltd for their recent generous donation
As a registered charity we are entirely dependant on the generosity of our members and others whose contributions enable us to fulfill our objectives. As the number of veterans we support slowly dwindles we are re-focusing our work on educating present and future generations about our particular part of this nation's military history. We produce school packs which comply with the requirements of school curriculae, and we support students from countries where civilians provided help and assistance to escapers/evaders by bringing them to the UK to attend events. We also promote our trails, events where we can retrace the footsteps taken by our fathers and grandfathers, during which local historians deliver informal talks or more formal lectures about events in their particular area. To enable us to continue to do this we would be grateful for any support you might wish to give us. We have set up a donation link with BT MyDonate, which operates on a not for profit basis. If you would like to donate to our charity please go to Donate to ELMS, or if you would like to fund raise for us by participating in or staging an event then please contact us via our website.
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The attack on our free press and free speech continues. This is the same group who locked a reporter in the closet and who demanded that reporters not live tweet Biden's comments due to his tendency to say really stupid things.
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Vice President Joe Biden's press secretary apologized to a Capital News Service reporter and the Philip Merrill College of Journalism Wednesday after a press office staffer demanded the reporter delete photos taken at an event in Rockville.
The reporter, a credentialed member of the press who is a student at the University of Maryland, College Park, was covering a domestic violence event featuring Biden, Attorney General Eric Holder and Maryland Sen. Ben Cardin.
The apology came shortly after a formal complaint was filed with the Vice President's press office by Lucy A. Dalglish, dean of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland. Capital News Service is a student-staffed news service operated by the college. (Read Dalglish's letter)
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All the late-night talk show hosts addressed the change at the helm of "The Tonight Show" Wednesday night, including heir apparent Jimmy Fallon and soon-to-be-former-host Jay Leno. In fact, David Letterman and Jay Leno had variations on the same joke.
Letterman, who, like Conan O'Brien, was passed over for the job, devoted much of his monologue to the transition and recited the "Top Ten Things We'll Miss About Jay Leno." »Read Full Blog Post
Street party at Burnhearts benefits Bay View neighborhoods
They'll be dancing in the streets from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday outside Burnhearts, 2599 S. Logan Ave. No worries: They've been doing this for six years. They've got it down. The idea is to raise funds for the Bay View Neighborhood Association.
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Artists turn Fond du Lac Ave. into their canvas
In 1842, Johnsons Park was a farm where escaped slave Caroline Quarlls stayed, marking the start of the Underground Railroad in the area. A century after that pocket of the city harbored slaves seeking freedom, and a generation after homes in the neighborhood were razed to make way for a freeway, dislocation remains an ongoing issue for many living and working in and around a swath of Fond du Lac Ave., according to the organizers of a community-driven, yearlong public art project.
The public art initiative along 20 blocks of Fond du Lac Ave., between N. 17th and 37th streets, is designed to help Milwaukeeans rediscover this once vital artery and its history while engaging with artists and each other. »Read Full Article
Bonfire on the Beach lights up lakefront with music
Make a list: You'll need a beach towel, a swimsuit, maybe some flip-flops and a party attitude for Bonfire on the Beach.
It may be the opening week of Summerfest, but this party kicks off at 6 p.m. Thursday at Bradford Beach with music from De La Buena. The band plays until 7:30 p.m. when DJ Kid Millions takes the stage, followed by Kane Place Records from 9 to 10 p.m. Bonfire pits will allow party-goers to see each other and keep them warm if the temperatures drop. »Read Full Article
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Fond du Lac Ave. ties Milwaukee's downtown to the northwest side of the city. And the In:Site temporary public art project to be on display along the avenue from 17th to 37th streets hopes to tie together the people of those neighborhoods and the rest of the city. "Art on Fond du Lac" features thought-provoking installations that put a spotlight on the area and the needs of the people who call it home. Included in the projects are a sculptural urban greenhouse by George Jones; a tribute to Mattiebelle Woods, the first lady of Milwaukee's black press; and a painting on the avenue itself (at its intersection with Locust St.) by Reggie Baylor. »Read Full Article


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