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Residence Golf Club - Vilamoura
Residence Golf Club offers apartment accommodation near the beach.
Apartment accommodations come with sofa beds, televisions, irons/ironing boards and balconies. Practical amenities include kitchenettes, stovetops, refrigerators and cookware/dishes/utensils. In addition, the apartment accommodation has an elevator (lift) and a garden.
Residence Golf Club - Vilamoura
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $63
- Apartment, 1 Bedroom
- Apartment, 2 Bedrooms
- Three bedroom apartment
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 30 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 7 floors
- Check-in time 5 PM-7 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements. Guests must notify this property in advance of their anticipated arrival time to arrange check-in. Please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Guests always need to check in at the partner property at Rua Melvin Jones, Volta do Gaio, 8125-502 Vilamoura, Algarve - Portugal.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free self parking
In the hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Pool sun loungers
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2008
- Elevator/lift
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Terrace
In the room
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Sofa bed
- Separate sitting area
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Kitchenette
- Stovetop
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
Residence Golf Club - Vilamoura's small print
Also known as
- Golf Club Residence
- Residence Golf
- Residence Golf Club
- Residence Golf Club Apartment
- Residence Golf Club Apartment Vilamoura
- Residence Golf Club Vilamoura
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 5 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Outdoor living spaces cry out for an eco-friendly touch. Whether you're adding a patio, updating a deck or livening up your landscaping, the last thing you want to do is harm the environment. Greener decorating and building practices can help you protect and pay homage to Mother Nature while creating a space where you'll enjoy the beauty of the outdoors.
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Robert and Emerald Oravec were itching to sell their condominium late last year to move closer to a favorite surfing spot, but they were stuck. They owed the bank $194,000 and figured the most they could get was $180,000.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Average U.S. rates on fixed mortgages fell this week after last week's surge. The declines could prompt homebuyers to act quickly before rates rise further.
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. home prices jumped 12.2 percent in May from a year ago, the most in seven years. The increase suggests the housing recovery is strengthening.
Q: My husband and I purchased a home in October of 2010 using an FHA mortgage through Bank of America. We had a 30-year fixed rate mortgage with a PMI requiring "up-front" money of $4,635.61 and a monthly premium. Luckily we were able to sell our previous home which was mortgage free and, together with savings, paid off this mortgage in February 2013 - about 28 months into the 30-year commitment. Looking at the FHA/HUD website it states that a refund of some of the premium money is available if the following three criteria are met:
WASHINGTON (AP) - Spending on residential housing rose in May to the highest level in 4½ years, helping to send overall construction spending higher despite a big drop in nonresidential activity.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. government said Monday that it has received $66.3 billion in dividend payments from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac after both reported stronger earnings at the start of the year.
Sabal Financial Group, a diversified financial services firm specializing in real estate, lending and banking, has closed a construction loan in the amount of $9.4 million for Manteca's gated Oakwood Shores community.
If the gains of the past 12 months in housing prices throughout the 209 region occurred prior to 2006, there would be dancing in the streets.
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. home prices jumped 12.1 percent in April from a year ago, the most since March 2006. More buyers and a limited supply of available homes have lifted prices in most cities across the country, a sign of a broad-based housing recovery.
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. mortgage rates have suddenly jumped from near-record lows and are adding thousands of dollars to the cost of buying a home.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of people who signed contracts to buy U.S. homes jumped in May to the highest level in more than six years, a sign home sales will probably rise in the months ahead.
Q: I am a real estate lawyer in practice for over 36 years and in the last three months encountered a new situation for which I find troubling. Both closings I conducted were lot purchases as part of a construction/perm loan. In both cases the realtors were to split a 10% commission. The lenders were not the same. The lenders, citing a fed regulation said the commission could not exceed 8%. How can a lender dictate the commission agreed to by the seller and realtors neither of whom have any relationship with the lenders? Hal.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sales of new homes rose in May to the fastest pace in five years, a solid gain that added to signs of a steadily improving housing market.
Boys: And I start with just 'boys' to see if you both are men enough to put my letter in print. Here goes my question for you... I have seen over the last few years different real estate signs in front of homes that say "COMING SOON" and very often never see a real "FOR SALE" sign go up. Honestly, I very seldom, if ever, thought much about the coming soon until my husband and I recently began searching for a home to buy. We saw a coming soon sign in a neighborhood in which we have always wanted to ...
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Slaughter a Small Business = Save a Politician's Job
by Chris Campbell
On Nov 10, 2015
Chris Campbell goes over the ways that the small business is being destroyed to better the life of the politician. Read on…
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On Mar 21, 2015
There are nine rules you need to know to thrive in today's new economy. Heed them or fall behind. Plus, Chris Campbell shows you 25 more ways to subvert the State. Read on…
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25 MORE Ways to Outrun the Ogre
by Chris Campbell
On Mar 20, 2015
It was Archimedes who once said, "Give me a lever long enough, and I'll move the world." Well, if Archimedes were alive today, he'd take one look at the Exponential Organization… and he'd move the world. Read on…
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25 Even Better Ways to Delete the Beast
by Chris Campbell
On Mar 19, 2015
In yesterday's episode, you received 25 ways to leave Leviathan. Today, we're back with 25 even better ways to delete the beast. Don't miss them. Read on…
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The Singularity of Civil Disobedience
by Chris Campbell
On Mar 18, 2015
BREAKING NEWS: Robert Durst did it all for the nookie. The government is experiencing a "death by a thousand cuts." And you just inherited an immense amount of power to use as you see fit. Pretty eventful day. Read all about it in today's LFT.
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There is one reason why you should oppose the proposed $5.3 billion Keystone XL Pipeline. And it has nothing to do with "green religionists," as The Wall Street Journal calls the opposition in today's paper.
Instead, it has everything to do with a foreign oil company using U.S. government power to force Americans off their land in the name of "eminent domain." It has everything to do with putting a 78-year-old grandmother in jail, pepper-spraying protesters and using other bullying tactics that would make the Mafia proud.
This pipeline would connect the oil and gas producers in Western Canada with various U.S. endpoints. There are all kinds of economic benefits for a new pipeline. You've probably heard about the 16,000 jobs, for instance. I'm not disputing the supposed benefits.
What I don't like is the eminent domain abuse. In fact, I don't like eminent domain at all. The fact that a government can force you off your own property shows that property rights are not secure, even in the U.S. As the great economist Murray Rothbard put it:
"Certainly no one can say that the inviolability of private property is protected by the government. And when government confers this power on a particular business, it is conferring upon it the special privilege of taking property by force."
The latter is what's happening here. There have been many eminent domain actions against property owners in Texas, for example. One of the most famous is the case of the 78-year-old grandmother, Eleanor Fairchild. Police arrested her and threw her in jail for a night. Why? She was trespassing — on her own farm! A Texas court condemned the property at TransCanada's request after she refused to sign over her property. They seized it anyway.
There are many more such stories. All you have to do is Google "TransCanada Pipeline" and "eminent domain." You will find a long trail of news stories covering the struggles of property owners against the thuggish oil company and its bullying government henchmen. You'll find the pepper-spraying protesters, threatening letters and other nastiness. And you'll find TransCanada stealing a lot of property.
Here is an excerpt from an article from the Austin-based Statesman:
"The pipeline's southern segment doesn't require an international permit. It crosses about 800 tracts of land in Texas. According to The Associated Press, TransCanada has claimed eminent domain to condemn more than 100 of those tracts — an unusually high condemnation percentage (about 12.5%) for a pipeline project in Texas."
Proponents of the pipeline overlook all this.
Even The Wall Street Journal, in today's editorial "No More Keystone Excuses," doesn't even mention the word "eminent domain" at all. Instead, it paints the opposition as a bunch of loony lefties who "want the world economy to run on windmills and solar panels."
Shame on The Wall Street Journal.
Shame on them for saying nothing about the ranchers and farmers who don't want to give up their land. I can't imagine a more American cause than the simple defense of someone's property.
And don't bother writing me emails telling me all the good the pipeline will do. I don't care. I don't care if 99 people benefit and one guy gets the shaft. I'm for that one guy. What is liberty if not for the minority against the majority? It is nothing. If a minority of one cannot make his legitimate rights stand up against the onslaught of majority opinion, then those rights are a legal fiction and there are no rights for anyone.
I also don't care how unintrusive the pipeline may seem to you. If a property owner doesn't want to grant the right-of-way, then that is the end of the discussion. It doesn't matter if the pipeline is largely hidden or takes up only a tiny percentage of a ranch or farm.
In my view, the government should have nothing to do with the pipeline.
If TransCanada wants to build a pipeline, then it should be able to build that pipeline — provided it finds other consenting parties to grant it the required easements. If not, then too bad. That is the price of liberty. The oil will have to find some other way to market, or perhaps never will.
And here, at least, the Journal and I can agree. As the editorial says:
"If the Alberta oil doesn't flow south to America via the Keystone XL, it will flow west to China via other pipelines or rail. It will also flow to the Gulf Coast by other means, including pipelines and rail to East Coast ports, and then via tankers in the Atlantic and around Florida."
That is true. The oil will get out. There is too much money at stake.
Chris Mayer


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Senior Producer Director and Producer Director
Senior Producer Director and Producer Director
Illinois Public Media
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Illinois Public Media at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, Illinois seeks two true cross-platform innovators and collaborators who are unafraid to try new things, are culturally savvy, love to brainstorm, can critique constructively, manage cross-platform workloads with ease, and see all the possibilities for content creation at a highly-respected and flourishing public media joint licensee just two hours south of Chicago.
Ideal producer-director candidates have substantial foundational skills in their arsenal, including producing and directing studio-based TV programming, and will also have extensive experience working on field productions. However, said candidates will also be into the idea of leveraging these skills to create short, vibrant video content for multiple platforms, including the web and social media. The folks we're looking for are great with studio equipment, love the idea of grabbing a couple of DSLRs and heading out the door, and shoot and edit on their phones for kicks. They're creative thinkers who want to have fun on the job, but also want to tell powerful stories and have high standards for the work they create.
These producer-directors will be cornerstones of a growing creative team at a station coming into its own with award-winning webseries (ART/BTS, Backyard Industry), a brand new statewide talk show (The 21st), a CPB-funded statewide news collaboration (Illinois Newsroom), and a blossoming international productions unit. Not only that – Urbana-Champaign is a vibrant, growing community that's home to the University of Illinois, which means pay is competitive and benefits, including free tuition for University classes, are A+. Interested? See the extensive position description at the link – and get in touch!
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- Foster and maintain relations with staff, crew, College of Media, community leaders and clients
- Acquire necessary rights, clearances and releases for productions
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- Generate production activity reports
- (Senior Producer) Research program ideas required to develop concepts for multi-platform programming
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Bachelor's degree required, preferably in Broadcasting, Communications, or a related field.
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To ensure full consideration, complete applications must be submitted by October 5, 2016. The committee may begin reviewing applications before the close date but no decision will be made until after the close date. Please create your candidate profile at http://jobs.illinois.edu and upload a cover letter describing qualifications for the position, current resume and the names and contact information for three professional references. For further information regarding application procedures, you may contact Annetta Allison (217) 265-7648 or email@example.com.
This is a full-time, 12-month academic professional appointment with a start date as soon as possible after the closing date. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications. The University of Illinois conducts criminal background checks on all job candidates upon acceptance of a contingent offer.
Illinois is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, sex, age, status as a protected veteran, or status as a qualified individual with a disability. Illinois welcomes individuals with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and ideas who embrace and value diversity and inclusivity (www.inclusiveillinois.illinois.edu).


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1990 Ford F-350 ProblemsTicking Type Noise Due to Warped Exhaust Manifold
A ticking noise may develop from the engine due to a warped exhaust manifold. Damaged exhaust manifolds will require replacement to correct this issue.
The FIPL (fuel injection pump lever) sensor may fail. When this sensor goes bad, shifting is erratic and the Check Engine Light should illuminate. Proper adjustment of this sensor (when replacing it) is a must or the problem will continue. See service manuals for proper adjustment of the FIPL sensor.
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Ford has extended the warranty coverage of the fuel pump and sending unit assembly in 1990-1993 F150, F250, and F350 trucks. In some trucks, the check valve may become damaged inside the fuel pump unit. This can cause fuel to travel from one tank to the other, creating an overflow condition. In the presence of an ignition source, a fuel leak may result in a fire. Dealers will repair the fuel pump and sending unit for up to 12 years or 150,000 miles from the original warranty start date.


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- ITV Report
Pools midfielder Woods pens new deal
Live updates
Football club's new owners revealed later
Hartlepool United are expected to reveal more details about the club's new owners.
Its majority shareholder, IOR (Increased Oil Recovery) has announced that a takeover has been agreed.
A sale had been decided last December to TMH2014 Limited but it was revealed in February that the deal had fallen through.
Chairman Ken Hodcroft has stepped down and IOR, which bought the club in 1997, will relinquish control.
Hartlepool will start the new season with new owners at the helm after the team's dramatic escape from relegation.
Pools fans are hoping the changes will bring new investment.
- ITV Report
Hartlepool United set to reveal new owners
Hartlepool will reveal their new owners on Monday after majority shareholders announced a takeover of the club has been agreed.Read the full story ›
Hartlepool United sold and Chairman steps down
Hartlepool United have tonight confirmed that the club has been sold. It's been owned by the firm Independent Oilfield Rentals (IOR) since 1997.
They say the decision to sell is in the club's best interests.
Meanwhile current Chairman Ken Hodcroft has also stepped aside in the move.
The club's new owners haven't been revealed, although a statement will be released on Monday.
IOR released the following statement a short time ago:
For approximately 18 years IOR have owned Hartlepool United but today they can announce that new owners will be taking over the Club and Ken Hodcroft will step down as Chairman from today.
IOR believe this will be in the best interests for taking the Club forward into hopefully some exciting years ahead.
IOR would like to thank everybody for working together from January onwards to pull off 'The Great Escape' at the end of last season, including all members of staff and particularly the fans who gave their full support to the Club and IOR through what was a very critical period for the Club."
The club has said a further and more detailed statement will be made on Monday, June 22.
Saturday's football fixtures for the North East
- Newcastle v Swansea
- Stoke v Sunderland
- Fulham v Middlesbrough
- Hartlepool v Exeter
- York v Newport
All matches kick off at 3pm.
Hartlepool United in Girls Cup final
A North East school are competing as Hartlepool United in this year's Football League Girls Cup final at Wembley.
The girls, from Northfield School and Sports College in Billingham, are playing against Brentford (Elthorne Park High School) in the final which is taking place ahead of today's Johnstone's Paint Trophy final.
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Moore wants away improvement for Hartlepool
Hartlepool United boss Ronnie Moore says his side must improve their away form in order to stay in the Football League.
Despite a 1-0 defeat at home to Burton Albion yesterday, Pools have won four of the last six games at Victoria Park. In contrast, they have only taken one point from their previous six away games.
Pools are eight points adrift at the bottom of League Two and Moore says Hartlepool need to start earning points on the road to stay up.
Hasselbaink pleased after Burton win at Hartlepool
Burton Albion manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has praised his side after going top of League Two last night.
The Staffordshire club leapfrogged Shrewsbury in the table after beating Hartlepool United 1-0 with a 90th minute goal from Florent Cuvelier at Victoria Park.
Former Middlesbrough striker Hasselbaink said he was pleased with his team's performance against Pools.
- ITV Report
Ronnie Moore appointed Hartlepool manager
Hartlepool United have announced the appointment of Ronnie Moore as the club's new manager.Read the full story ›
- ITV Report
Blyth Spartans shoot for FA Cup shock
Blyth Spartans are hoping they can cause an upset at their derby against Hartlepool in tonight's FA Cup second-round match.Read the full story ›
Newcastle striker Campbell joins Hartlepool on loan
Newcastle United striker Adam Campbell has joined fellow North East side Hartlepool United on a one-month loan deal.
The 19-year-old, a product of the renowned Wallsend Boys Club, made his competitive debut for the Magpies against Greek side Atromitos in the Europa League in 2012. He has since had several other loan spells at Carlisle United, St Mirren and Fleetwood Town.
Campbell has been handed the number 29 shirt and could make his Pools debut against York City on Saturday.


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One of the things that people consider in the recent world is the ability to save energy as much as possible, in relation to the electricity. The most common way of saving on the electricity is by utilizing the solar energy. When you need to choose solar panels for your home, you will need to put some factors into consideration. Here are some factors to consider before installing any solar panel on domestic homes;
Compare The Cost And Value
There are different solar panels that have varied prices, but they have different value altogether. For that, before you choose the right solar to use, consider if its cost relates to its value. If it costs higher, the quality must be high as well.
The tolerance, or lenience is the limit in which a panel can reach or exceed the evaluated power. There are some solar panels that might be rated at about 200 watts, but they are only designed to reach 195watts. And there are some that can go beyond the 200watts limit. All in all, ensure you choose a panel that is reliable enough, and the positive tolerance can be more efficient.
Co-efficiency To Temperature
This aspect is vital, since it will determine the impact that the heat has on the operation of the solar panel, when it has already been installed. Here, you will need to choose one that has a lower percentage per C.
Efficiency To Convert
The proficiency of the solar panel to convert the light into electrical energy will affect the amount of power that is generated by the system. For that, this rating must be higher.
LID And PID Resistance
The PID is the Potential Induced Degration, while the LID is the Light Induced Degration. The PID is caused by the loose currents that have been triggered by a number of climatic conditions. If this occurs, there might be some loss of power, and for that, you would choose a better seller with a lower or no PID.
The LID is a process, which will occur during the initial months when the panel has been installed on the roof. Though it will be steady after a while, it will limit the power produced by the solar. You would also go for a solar panel that has little or no LID.
You will need to have a solar panel that will last for as long as possible. The longer the solar panel can serve you, the better. This is a clear indication that the product that you use is stable enough. The best period to rate a solar panel warranty is 25 years. And even though there are panels from different brands and model, it is always better to choose that last for about 25 years. You will need to be sure that the solar panel will work perfectly, and it that it can be fixed any time it has a problem.
When choosing the solar panel, it is always advised to contact a reliable solar panel provider, who would supply you with reputable solar models and brands. The brand of the solar panel might also matter, but ensure that you put these factors for consideration.
The Traditional Source of energy and Heat
One option is to attempt drying firewood yourself. We found this handy youtube clip of a chap demonstrating how to dry out firewood. This looks like it will work ok, but for optimum efficiency and to get the best heat is to kiln dry the wood. Still worth a look
Of course if you wanted to stick to a more traditional form of generating heat, the best option for many is the traditional open fire. The best Kiln Dried Firewood in the Belfast area is available for delivery today. Follow the link for a good and recommended supplier.
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But this scrutiny will not soon lift. A lot of people just don't like Jay Cutler. He doesn't seem to make an effort to reach out, and few are reaching out now to him. This is like the lessons we learned from the Tiger Woods fiasco, as a brilliant athlete had trouble redeeming himself in part because he didn't feel the need to be a friend to the masses. LeBron James got skewered in Cleveland for similar reasons. Jim McMahon got hurt a lot, Bears fans remember, but he's still beloved today as a brawler who happened to play quarterback. This Bears starter won't be remembered the same way. Is Cutler seriously hurt? Yes he is; he suffers from a ruptured reputation.


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"As Congress moves towards opening new paths for immigrants, it should find a way to restore the foundation of American citizenship — the self-confident teaching of American history in our nation's schools, writes Christina Hoff Sommers in The American.
Once, immigrant and native-born children learned about America in school, "and came to view themselves as part of an extraordinary culture of liberty," she writes. That civic mission has been neglected.
The latest Department of Education national history assessment (2010) shows that only 12 percent of American high school seniors have a firm grasp of U.S. history. More than half (55 percent) scored below the "Basic" achievement level. A 2012 Roper survey of college graduates found widespread ignorance about U.S. history and basic functions of government: only 17 percent of those polled, for example, could identify famous words from the Gettysburg Address or knew the effects of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Noting a 2009 study that found that 39 percent of Americans could not name a single right protected by the First Amendment, civil libertarian Greg Lukianoff has described us as a nation in the process of "unlearning liberty."
We are perilously close to testing Thomas Jefferson's famous admonition: "If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be."
The National Assessment of Educational Progress exams in civics, U.S. history, and geography have been indefinitely postponed for fourth and twelfth graders, reports Heartland. The Obama administration blames a $6.8 million sequestration budget cut. The three exams will be replaced by a new test on Technology and Engineering Literacy.
"Without these tests, advocates for a richer civic education will not have any kind of test to use as leverage to get more civic education in the classrooms," said John Hale, associate director at the Center for Civic Education.
Can you pass the U.S. civics exam? Ninety-seven percent of applicants for naturalization pass the exam, according to CitizenshipFirst, which is campaigning to "restore the civic mission of education." Most native-born Americans can't answer six of 10 questions correctly.
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We hold these truths to be self-evident: that American democracy cannot endure without an educated citizenry; that all students deserve to become informed and proud participants in American self-government; and that every generation must prepare the next to understand, protect and perfect the institutions of American freedom. These truths motivated the establishment of America's school system long ago, and they must be an urgent national priority today.
We send kids to school to become citizens, not just employees, writes Robert Pondiscio, who left Core Knowledge to run CitizenshipFirst.
Our earliest thinkers about education weren't thinking about college and career readiness. They understood well that democracy, historically speaking, was something of a long shot. There's a famous story about Benjamin Franklin leaving the Constitutional Convention in 1787. A woman asked him what kind of government he and the other delegates had decided on. "A republic, madam—if you can keep it," Franklin replied. As Franklin knew, republics have a nasty habit of falling apart. Of being overwhelmed by factions. Citizens who can be relied upon to understand and peacefully exercise their rights and responsibilities—to keep the republic—are indispensable to a democracy.
School should be the place where we learn to become Americans, Pondiscio writes.
CitizenshipFirst is building a network of schools committed to "preparing students for a lifetime of active, engaged citizenship, and full participation in our democracy." It's also launched the Only in America Project to send "public speakers into classrooms to tell vivid, personal stories of immigration, political freedom, entrepreneurial success, military service" and other stories. The Band of Brothers Program will pair high schools with U.S. military units.
After five years writing the Core Knowledge Blog, Robert Pondiscio is moving on. He'll help "launch a new organization to advocate for civic education, to renew and revitalize the civic purpose of education."
He says some guy named E.D. Hirsch will take over the blog for now.
Pondiscio will remain focused on "the content of our children's education–what teachers teach and children learn."
With the advent of Common Core State Standards, much of the energy around school improvement is now squarely focused where it belongs: inside the classroom. Does this mean K-12 education is now safe for content? That curriculum is the most favored reform lever? Not hardly. CCSS implicitly rescues literacy from its status as a content-free, skills-driven intellectual wasteland, but questionable, ineffective literacy practices are the seven-headed Hydra of Greek mythology—cut off one head and two more grow in its place.
I choose to be optimistic. The essential point made by E.D. Hirsch for nearly 30 years – literacy is a function of background knowledge – is settled science. For the first time in the reform era, American education is having a deep and fruitful conversation about what gets taught. The understanding that the more kids know across knowledge domains, the more likely they are to read, write, listen and speak with comprehension and confidence, is enshrined in the Common Core ELA standards.
But the fight "will never be over," he writes. "Education has a peculiar talent for endlessly re-litigating disputes, regardless of the weight of evidence, and relabeling old ideas as new and innovative."
Also on the CK Blog, check out Jessica Lahey's Epistle to the Romans on teaching Latin.
Latin students learn more, Lahey writes. But the best part "lies in the evolution of our language, the stories revealed through etymology, the history of our culture articulated through the words we preserve and the words we discard."
As Robert's post points out, a big vocabulary does not come from sheer memorization. Anyone who has ever been subjected to an 11th-hour SAT prep course knows that. It comes from a deeper understanding of word origins and repeated exposure to novel words through reading. If I know that the Latin acer means "sharp," I can deduce that "acid" has a sharp taste, an "acute" angle is sharp, "acrid" is a sharp smell, and an "acerbic" person has a sharp wit.
I am all for the memorization of vocabulary; in fact, my school teaches vocabulary using a lovely series called Vocabulary fromClassical Roots and my students memorize their share of vocabulary lists. However, if we want our students to achieve true depth and breadth of vocabulary, it's worth spending some time among the Romans. A working knowledge of Latin is worth more than the weight of its word roots. It is an exercise in reverse-engineering our own language in order to understand how all the parts fit together to create a whole.
I learned Greek and Latin roots in a seventh-grade class called Vocabulary Reading. Etymology really is fun.
"Social studies" — as opposed to history, geography and civics — was invented in the Progressive era to socialize children for a future planned by technocrats, writes Michael Knox Beran in City Journal. It's become dull, vacuous and a waste of time. Abolish social studies!
Social studies is hostile to individualism, Beran writes. A 1931 social studies book for junior high school students condemned the U.S. economy's wasteful lack of central planning and extolled Stalin's first Five-Year Plan, which "resulted in millions of deaths from famine and forced labor."
In the 1940s, as social studies took root in elementary schools, there were no more paeans to central planning. Paul Hanna's texts were designed to teach children "desirable patterns of acting and reacting in democratic group living."
A lesson in the second-grade text Susan's Neighbors at Work, for example, which describes the work of police officers, firefighters, and other public servants, is intended to teach "concerted action" and "cooperation in obeying commands and well-thought-out plans which are for the general welfare." A lesson in Tom and Susan, a first-grade text, about a ride in grandfather's red car is meant to teach children to move "from absorption in self toward consideration of what is best in a group situation." Lessons in Peter's Family, another first-grade text, seek to inculcate the idea of "socially desirable" work and "cooperative labor."
Hanna doesn't acknowledge "individual exertion, liberty of action, the necessity at times of resisting the will of others," Beran writes. It's group, group, group all the time.
Today's social studies books are big on group spirit.
Lessons from Scott Foresman's second-grade textbook Social Studies: People and Places (2003) include "Living in a Neighborhood," "We Belong to Groups," "A Walk Through a Community," "How a Community Changes," "Comparing Communities," "Services in Our Community," "Our Country Is Part of Our World," and "Working Together."
"Social studies textbooks descend constantly to the vacuity of passages like this one, from People and Places" aimed at third graders, Beran writes.
Children all around the world are busy doing the same things. They love to play games and enjoy going to school. They wish for peace. They think that adults should take good care of the Earth. How else do you think these children are like each other? How else do you think they are like you?
Beran prefers the "old learning" which awakened children to their cultural heritage. McGuffey's Readers introduced eight-year-olds to Wordsworth and Whittier, nine-year-olds to tShakespeare, Milton, Byron, Southey, and Bryant and ten-year-olds to Sir Walter Scott, Dickens, Sterne, Hazlitt, Macaulay, Pope, Longfellow, Shakespeare, and Milton.
In my younger days, I loved to read history. We didn't study it till high school. Social studies consisted of memorizing the three principal products of every Canadian province and every country in Latin America. I also learned that Birmingham was the "Pittsburgh of Alabama" and the "Pittsburgh of England." Malmo produces ball bearings.
There are no Common Core social studies standards, nor even a framework for standards, but there is a "vision" of a "framework for inquiry," reports Ed Week.
Welcome to the social studies follies, writes Checker Finn on Education Gadfly. The "vision" of a College, Career and Civic Life (C3) Framework will "focus on the disciplinary and multidisciplinary concepts and practices that make up the process of investigation, analysis, and explanation." The document goes on:
It will include descriptions of the structure and tools of the disciplines (civics, economics, geography, and history) as well as the habits of mind common in those disciplines. The C3 Framework will also include an inquiry arc—a set of interlocking and mutually supportive ideas that frame the ways students learn social studies content. This framing and background for standards development to be covered in C3 all point to the states' collective interest in students using the disciplines of civics, economics, geography, and history as they develop questions and plan investigations; apply disciplinary concepts and tools; gather, evaluate, and use evidence; and work collaboratively and communicate their conclusions.
The C3 Framework will focus primarily on inquiry and concepts, and will guide — not prescribe — the content necessary for a rigorous social studies program. CCSSO recognizes the critical importance of content to the disciplines within social studies and supports individual state leadership in selecting the appropriate and relevant content.
Nowhere is there a mention of "knowledge," complains Finn. "When was World War I, why was it fought, who won, and what were the consequences?" Dunno.
Of course, "content" is mentioned, but Finn isn't impressed. "This could turn out to be simply awful."
American students don't know much about civics and aren't prepared for citizenship, writes Rick Hess, who's co-edited a new book, Making Civics Count, with David Campbell, political scientist at Notre Dame and authority on civic engagement and Meira Levinson, education philosopher at Harvard and author of No Citizen Left Behind. In a 2006 survey of college students, "more than half of seniors did not know that the Bill of Rights prohibits the establishment of an official national religion."
School is "too easy," according to many students concludes a Center for American Progress analysis. Many students aren't challenged in school and aren't working very hard, conclude Ulrich Boser and Lindsay Rosenthal, who analyzed federal education surveys.
Some 37 percent of fourth-graders, nearly one-third of eighth-graders and 21 percent of 12th-graders say their math work is often or always too easy. Just under half of 12-grade students say they are always or almost always learning in math class.
Civics and history work is easier: More than half of eighth-grade and high school students say their civics and history work is often or always too easy.
For most students, school is not a "pressure cooker," Boser, a senior fellow at the center, told USA Today.
Only one in five eighth-graders read more than 20 pages a day, either in school or for homework. Most report that they read far less.
"It's fairly safe to say that potentially high-achieving kids are probably not as challenged as they could be or ought to be," Boser said.
Almost a third of eighth-grade students report reading less than five pages a day.
The report recommends raising expectations and standards.
Here's an interactive map of the states.
Eighth graders at a Virginia public school were told to research the weaknesses of Republican presidential candidates, write a paper on how to exploit the weaknesses and identify who to send the paper to in the Obama campaign.
"This assignment was just creepy beyond belief — like something out of East Germany during the Cold War," one frustrated father, who asked for his family to remain anonymous, told The Daily Caller.
Michael Denman divided his honors civics class into four groups, all assigned to do "oppo" research on Republicans. After parents complained, the principal told the teacher he should have let students research a candidate from either party, a Fairfax County Public Schools spokesman said.
Allegedly, the teacher never told students to send their research to the Obama campaign, but why assign two students in each group to figure out the name of the right "oppo" person?
Pressured to prepare students for the workforce, America's colleges have forgotten their civic and democratic mission, argues a new report: Colleges must educate citizens, not just workers.
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How is everything? I haven't really been around for the last 3 months between Borderlands, Guild Wars, and some annoying wind gust named Sandy, so I thought it was update time and see how everyone else here is.
With the release of Guild Wars earlier this year, my free time mysteriously disappeared (by the opinions of my local friends who didnt play anyway), and currently still rolling through the games content. After level capping a warrior, a thief, and a guardian sofar I am still hurrendously addicted. I see many things I would have rather changed or fixed, but the WvW and dungeons just wont let my interest go anywhere else (though where else could it go? Halo 4? *insert sarcastic laugh here*) <-- Sidenote the live action movies released with this were REAALLY good, I think theyre called "Forward Unto Dawn" and theyre all on youtube *must watch* for scifi fans.
Anyway sorry about that tangent.
Even after grinding out for the last 2 months (for exp/money or what have you) I still cant tear myself away from GW2 and I find myself asking why, even with all the glaring flaws:
Ive come to the conclusion that they have the best MMO formula released thusfar...
Guild Wars, being a pay-once and done game, for the amount of content awarded is astonishing. Multiple zones to level and experience, easily (in the base game) 200-500 hours of gameplay, far more than any other game similar to it.
Visually striking, engaging pvp, random events that bring soloers together into adhoc groups...
These are all things I expected from the "game that will change MMOs" and we got them. Even now, 2 months later the low level zones are sprawling with people enjoying it. The incredible halloween event literally right after release was easily the best short term event in any mmo Ive played in years.
Anyway Im sure you all knew that, point here is Im curious why, if at all you like or dislike Guild Wars 2. I play on Stormbluff (no I didnt transfer there, it was the first server I picked) and if anyone wants to ever WvW or dungeon hit me up.
(In game name: "A R B I T E R" spaces and all)
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Streetman, Texas 14.26 miles NW
Fairfield, Texas (903) 389-2408
Sites: 12 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2009 - $25.00
Bare bones park but one that offers a safe place to spend the night and full hookups. Owner was very pleasant and there is a repair shop right next door. - JWT
1002 East Commerce Fairfield, Texas 75840 (map) | (903) 389-2105
Sites: 49 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $25.00
We stayed at this park for two nights. As others have stated, you need "the code" to enter the park since it's gated. Someone may come around to collect money after you arrive, or they may ask that you drop it in the "honor" box. All of the sites appeared to be back-ins, with gravel. Our site was relatively level. There are some trees in the park that offer a bit of shade, but not all sites have trees near them. The WI-Fi worked well. Although a previous reviewer had stated there were no laundry or bath facilities, I believe this park does now have those, but we didn't make use of them. We would stay here again if we were passing through the area. - Guinness
Apr 2012 - $30.00
This is a great place with no nonsense. Charging just $375 per month, with no hidden fees. Has cable TV, Wi-Fi, a pool, laundry and great people running the place. - tizwhizkid
Mar 2012 - $25.00
This campground was very nice and clean, one phone call and the secret code and we were in. Payment is on the honor system though someone came through the park the next morning checking. The spot we got was wide enough for the motorhome and our unhooked trailer in the same spot. No pull-throughs, would have been nice to have but we managed. If we are in this area again we will stay here. - Bandit23
Fairfield, Texas (map) | (903) 389-7128
Sites: 47 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 4 Reviews
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Dec 2015 - $13.00
Nightly rate based on monthly stay There are a lot of work crews here, so it was quiet. No leash rules for pets, so there were a few dogs loose. And it was obvious you don't have to pick up after them either. Our site was not very level but wide enough. There is a fishing pond and laundry room, but we didn't use them. They do have a lot of nice cabins here. Will most likely stay again in the future as we have family nearby. - Tandgtucker
Jun 2015 - $35.00
We used this campground as an overnight stop. Wasn't expecting much; didn't get much, but served it's purpose quite well. The price was a little on the high side. After being parked in a maintenance facility with just an electric hook-up, we appreciated having water and sewer, and a quiet campground for a change of pace. Sites aren't especially level, but we had no problems leveling with our jacks. Had called in advance for availability. Plenty of empty spaces. I think we were the only transients in the RV Park. The campground manager I spoke with told us all the sites were back-in, so no surprise there, and it wasn't a biggie to unhook the toad. - 22Trvl
Aug 2012 - $23.00
Rate based on $150 per week electric included. Very friendly staff. Park well maintained. If pull though sites are critical like the other person rating this park you will be disappointed. The back in sites are easy to maneuver and about 50% of them are shaded. The cabins look very nice. However, we did not use them but saw housekeeping zipping around, seems like they would be nice. Would like to have had a few more cable channels but the basic took care of our needs. Laundry room was fantastic! We would definitely recommend this park. - BAB1002
Fairfield, Texas (map) | (903) 389-4514
Sites: 127 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 11 Reviews
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May 2016 - $18.00
We camped in the Cooks Ferry Camping Area at Fairfield Lake State Park in site 72 (back-in, double wide, table on off side). The Cooks Ferry Loop (sites 37-100) was renovated in the past 2 years. New site pads and roads. Very nice. Spacious sites, many with lake view and access. Pull through and back-in sites available. The Post Oak Camping Area (sites 101-135) was open and need of repair. The office informed me they plan to renovate Post Oak this winter. The Springfield Camping Area (sites 1-36) are water only and primarily for tent campers. Very good hiking trails. The camping loops are 3+ miles from the park office, boat ramp and fishing dock. No WiFi in camping loops, only at park office. Fair Verizon and AT&T service. Good water quality. - drfife
Dec 2015 - $18.00
We camped in the Cooks Ferry Camping Area at Fairfield Lake State Park in site 69. The Cooks Ferry Loop (sites 37-100) was recently renovated. New site pads and roads. Very nice. Spacious sites, many with lake view and access. Pull through and back-in sites available. The Post Oak Camping Area (sites 101-135) was closed for the winter. That loop has not been updated. The Springfield Camping Area (sites 1-36) are water only and primarily for tent campers. The lake was full and beautiful. Very good hiking trails. 2 boat ramps and fishing docks. This park is a real hidden gem. - drfife
Apr 2014 - $18.00
This park is way off the highway. We were traveling through and there isn't much to choose from around here. Price was right. People who worked here were very friendly. The park is definitely run down. Needs lots of work. Lake looked really nice. Boat dock very nice. If you have a boat this place would be fine. - RV Stewardess
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Sites: 35 | 0 Reviews
Corsicana, Texas (map) | (903) 874-2300
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $35.00
Beautiful sunsets. Quiet. Relaxing. Excellent boat ramp. Store available for last minute items, sells live bait. Can fish on site. Friendly service. Enjoyed our stay. - tiger2pooh1
Sep 2015 - $85.00
The good... The boat ramp is easily accessible. The restaurant on site is decent for burgers and hot breakfast.
The bad...The spots are very small. No space between them. The grounds have a large number of cats roaming free so everything outside smells like a kitty litter box....basically because it is. I cleaned up cat mess every day to keep the smell down. There are quite a few long term residents and they let their dogs do their business wherever they feel like. Nasty and I had to keep my dogs in the trailer the whole weekend because of the cats everywhere.
Giant cockroaches got into everything. Need I say more? - Akrbrsn
Apr 2014 - $35.00
The new owners took over this park last April. They have improved the boat ramp to handle three boats at the same time. The lake is 7.5 feet low, but we saw a 25' party barge launch with no problems. We stayed in site #1, which is waterfront and the sunsets were awesome. They have fishing, paddle boats to rent, shaded sites, live bait, and a small general store. The bath houses were small, but clean. They plan to add additional restrooms, cabins, laundry, and grill, later. Corsicana is about twenty minutes away, so plan on bringing your groceries with you. They do allow campfires and grills. This is a gem in the making. - timetokill
Mexia, Texas (map) | (254) 562-5751
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 12 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $20.00
Very nice park. The nature exhibit is interesting. Today we can still enjoy the work of the CCC boys of the '30s. Please note for a trailer or motorhome that the farther you go the tighter the space. The end loop ONLY can accommodate about 25'. If the spots are full a 30ft +/- trailer is most difficult. Great place to stay and relax. - REO
May 2015 - $20.00
Very small, but very nice park. Shade trees are all around. Half of the sites were fairly open and not so private, but have a great view of the lake. The other half nearest the turnaround are very wooded. Lots of the sites are very unlevel. I had three packs of "Legos" and I still didn't have enough to get it level. Great lake access and views. The fishing pier is very convenient to the camp sites and looked very popular. The staff were extremely courteous but yet unobtrusive. - TTU Guy
May 2015 - $20.00
This park is quiet, peaceful, and scenic. Most sites are on the small side, and have significant slope both front to back and side to side, so bring lots of leveling blocks. Our site had a loose electrical connection, but a ranger repaired it within an hour. Site 18 & 19 have great views of the lake. Note that the turnaround at the end of the camping area is very tight. Restrooms and showers were clean and cell and TV reception were good, but we preferred to sit outside and enjoy the views of the lake, beavers, and birds. Pets and tents are allowed, and there are many miles of hiking and paddling trails to enjoy. - BrentB


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After watching the drama unfold between Rihanna and Teyana Taylor on Twitter this week, I learned two things: 1. Rihanna really likes to nitpick at people. 2. Teyana Taylor is extremely trill to be so tiny. While folks like Ciara, Karreuche Tran, and more have all cowered back in the corner when they've had to deal with the Bajan bad girl, Taylor held nothing back (though she did get a little too fired up). But I'm not really surprised. TT is from Harlem, and Uptown folks don't play that. Don't believe me? Check out these nine other Harlem-ites who are quick to put somebody in their place and maybe snatch a wig or two in the process.


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