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Holland American Legion Band - 1pm, Tower Lawn
Dorinda Makanaonalani Nicholson Book Signing – 2pm to 4pm, Museum Store. Meet the author of the award winning book, Pearl Harbor Child
New Exhibit: Sunrise on the Fleet ~ The Final Moment of Peace by Robert Bracci on view in Hangar 37 Gallery. An extremely detailed overhead view scale model of what the Japanese pilots saw, their first view of O`ahu, just moments before the attack. Optically positions the viewer 6,000 feet above the South end of O`ahu. The hand carved, one of a kind exhibit is on loan to the Museum by the artist, for one year.
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Jake Steinerman, a New York native, moved to Michigan several years ago to attend the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Now, he can't imagine living anywhere else and plans to further discover what the Mitten State has to offer by visiting five cities in five weekends later this summer. He's looking to Pure Michigan fans to help determine the path of this adventure, and today tells us what he thinks makes our state so great.
A few years ago, if you would have told me I was going to be a graduate of the University of Michigan and subsequently live in the state, I would have given you the same response I gave my dad when he recommended I look into applying to UofM: "Michigan? Why Michigan? What a random place to think of."
Growing up in Woodmere, New York, I was a naive teen living in a bubble community, in the shadow of New York City – I had no exposure to any kind of college sports, or anything resembling a Big 10-style college atmosphere; that culture doesn't exist on Long Island. To me, I found it extremely odd that football was a big deal in Michigan. Football and Michigan? That's not at all what I thought of when I thought of the mitten state; then again I didn't know much of anything about Michigan growing up.
Well, it has been five years since my dad suggested I look into going to Michigan, and I could not be happier with how my four years there have gone. Now a proud Wolverine graduate with a degree in Social Computing Informatics, I have decided to remain in Michigan – in Midland to be more specific – to work in Information Systems at the Dow Chemical Company.
I'm excited for my new life here in the "City of Modern Explorers," and if my four years in Ann Arbor – my favorite city in the country and one that will forever be my home – are any indication, I'm just starting to discover the magic of Pure Michigan.
Now I should point out, my moving out here is not a case of "big city boy experiences life in small town America for the first time." Growing up, and still today, my family frequents northern Vermont. That has given me plenty of exposure to the beauty that rural America holds, and a true appreciation for the outdoors. Some of my favorite things to do are kayaking down the river on a warm summer day, biking along the lake with boats passing by, apple picking in the fall, and snowboarding in the winter. There is something truly special about Michigan though that makes it stand apart from other places that I've lived in and visited. I look forward to discovering just what that is, starting this summer.
Be sure to follow me along as I explore all that the Mitten has to offer, and find out what makes Michigan "Pure MIchigan" on Twitter using #JakesPureMichigan.
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Defending Mrs. BushDecember 13,2012
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I was disappointed in your recent article about a personnel matter at Union Elementary School. What happened to innocent until proven guilty? Mrs. Bush has been teaching at Union School for many years. My child was in her class during the same year as one of the parents quoted in your article. I volunteered in the class frequently and did not find it chaotic. Nor did I find Mrs. Bush, a disaster. If you are going to print such comments, you should at least ask around to see if other parents might have a different view. I am not trying to belittle the parents concerns. Certainly, they should be addressed. Like all of us, Mrs. Bush is not perfect. But a teachers job is a hard one. And your article did a great disservice to someone who has worked hard and cared deeply for our kids.
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'Get Your Ass' to iTunes to pick up the latest album from Gym Class Heroes including the current single 'Ass Back Home' featuring Neon Hitch. If you have any of the songs from the album already then just use the 'Complete My Album' feature to get an even better discount! Click HERE to download now!
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|March 15, 2012This new track is bangin so hard Blake got a nose bleed.
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If you haven't already click HERE to vote FUN. for the Breaking Woodie Award from mtvU. Voting ends tomorrow so cast your votes today and help them take home the prize!
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Check out this amazing shot of A Rocket To The Moon playing in Manila, Philippines recently. Check out more photos of the band on Facebook!
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So, if you've ever watched a Swellers Tour video on YouTube, you could probably pick up that we're quite the big wrestling fans, and if by chance you follow our band on our Twitter or Facebook account, you'd know that on our last tour, which was a co-headline with our friends in You Me At Six, we were lucky enough to get guestlisted to a live taping of WWE's Monday Night Raw on our day off. Needless to say, for a lot of us, that was a dream come true. Getting to see a live WWE event that was broadcasted all over the world, and getting to do so in the best seats of the house:
ringside. It was an amazing night and we had one man to thank for that, CM Punk.
Well, after that experience, we finished off our tour with YMAS, and then played shows on the way home.
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Fun. has been added to the 2012 Bonnaroo Lineup. Click HERE to see the full lineup and to get tickets to the festival happening in Manchester, TN. June 7 - 10, 2012!
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Recently Kelly Clarkson performed the Paramore song 'The Only Exception' as one of her fan requested songs on her current tour. Watch the video above to hear her version. What do you think? Do you have a favorite cover version of this song?
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Fueled By Ramen still needs more street teamers who want to help us at this Summer's Vans Warped Tour 2012. Check below for the list of Warped Tour cities where we need teamers to sign up!
Log in HERE and check the main blog for sign up information.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions about how to sign up.
Salt Lake City, UT
Denver, CO
Pomona, CA
Ventura, CA
San Diego, CA
Phoenix, AZ
Las Cruces, NM
Houston, TX
St Louis, MO
Detroit, MI
Minneapolis, MN
Kansas City, KS
Indianapolis, IN
Cleveland, OH
Pittsburgh, PA
Buffalo, NY
Scranton, PA
Washington DC
Atlanta, GA
Orlando, FL
Miami, FL
Charlotte, NC
Cincinnati, OH
Milwaukee, WI
Seattle, WA
Portland, OR
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Are you following the Fueled By Ramen bands on Instagram? If not you may have missed some photos posted this week by Andrew Dost of Fun., Gabe Saporta of Cobra Starship, Travie McCoy of Gym Class Heroes or Blake Harnage of VersaEmerge.
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Jonathan Diener from The Swellers sat down and answered some questions from street teamers and fans. Here is Part 2:
10. What would you be doing right now if you weren't touring in this band?
Anto is an electrician, Ryan works at a pizza place, Nick records bands and I… well, I hang out with my dog. I'd probably try to get a job at some music company or join another band. Hopefully The Swellers last forever so I don't need to think about that one!
11. What was the last book you read?
I started reading Stephen King's The Dark Tower series and I'm two books into that and I'm almost done with the second book of The Hunger Games right now. Fun times!
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10/28/10: Green Depot Flagship Store Walkthrough
10/23/13: 100 Business Owners and Leaders Meet in DC to Urge Government Investment in a Sustainable Economy, The American Sustainable Business Council
8/15/13: The Refill Odyssey, Metropolis
5/01/13: Top Shops!, Northwest Homes
4/17/13: Eco-shop for your NYC abode with ease at Green Depot, Brick Underground
4/11/13: With Eco-Friendly Building Supplies, Green Depot Thrives in the Construction Rebound, Bloomberg Businessweek
3/3/13: Healthy and Green-friendly Carpeting, The Environmental Magazine
10/24/12: Best Hardware Store - 2012, The Village Voice
9/30/12: A Launderer's Best Friends, NY Mag
9/21/12: Digging up the dirt on 'greenwashing', Times Union
9/21/12: Before you get too comfortable, insulate, and be cozy all winter, Seattle Times
8/27/12: Tips for Designing a Green Home Office, Zillow
8/14/12: Shopping Trip: Great Green Savings, Northwest Home Magazine
8/01/12: Sales at Green Depot, Aero and Others, New York Times
6/30/12: Shopping Trip: Green Depot's New Digs, Northwest Home
6/25/12: Ask Mindy: How Can I Refinish My Hardwood Floors Without All the Toxins?, Whole Living Daily
6/18/12: Sir Profile: Sarah Beatty, Sir TV
4/16/12: Tastefully celebrate Earth Day, The Bellingham Herald
3/6/12: Health threats lurk in the indoor air of your home, Oregon Live
3/1/12: Interior design news & notes: Fences as floors; bathroom lust; and marble tiles, Oregon Live
2/22/12: 6 Favorite Eco-Friendly Finds, House Beautiful
2/08/12: The Basics About Solar Power In Your New York Home, CBS New York
12/09/11: Graham Hill: Less Stuff, More Happiness, Huffington Post
12/07/11: Conserve Energy this Season with LED Holiday Lights, Re-nest
12/01/11: Gifts for Foodies, Cyclists, Geeks and More, New York Times: Green
12/01/11: New Stuff: LED Lights, New York Magazine
11/19/11: Top Shops: From Green to Mod to Everything in Between, Northwest Home
11/09/11: Sales at Green Depot, Denyse Schmidt and Others, NY Times
10/26/11: The Lightbulb Wars: How To Read a Lightbulb Label, Re-nest
10/13/11: Daily Finds: Weck Canning Jars, Apartment Therapy
10/07/11: Green Parenting: Green Decor Ideas and Resources, Baby Bites
10/01/11: Green Home Renovations: The Most Helpful Resources, Re-nest
09/17/11: Portland's Build It Green Tour, Oregon Live
09/12/11: 5 Healthy Cleaning Products for Your Home, Fox News
09/08/11: Daily Find: Green Depot Ikat Rug, Re-nest
09/07/11: Sales at Green Depot and Others, NY Times
08/26/11: Suppliers of Environmentally-Friendly Building Supplies?, The Re-nest
08/17/11: 5 Unforgettable Hostess Gifts, The Oprah Magazine (Sept 2011)
08/11/11: 5 Sleek, Sustainable Hardwood Floor Covering Options For a Small Apartment, Treehugger
07/21/11: Tips for saving money in a heatwave, ABC7
07/14/11: Helping Mom Go Green At The Paint Store, Greenwala
06/30/11: Go Green, At Home Tennessee (July 2011)
05/19/11: Everyday Fun Faves | Beauty, Rachel Ray (June-July 2011)
04/19/11: Daily Find, Re-Nest
04/14/11: Safe Chemical Act of 2011 Good for Business, Revives the Economy, CSR Wire
03/28/11: Greenovation: Daily Newser, wife turn fixer-upper into eco-dream home, Daily News
03/28/11: Ten Tips for the Laziest Environmentalist, Ecosalon
03/27/11: Seven Sales: Shopping for a Cause, New York Shopping
03/20/11: Spring Cleaning Tools, Daily News
03/15/11: Design Focus, Urban Land (March/April 2011)
03/15/11: Green Cleaning, New York Family
03/11/11: Pulaski Daze: Walking Pulaski Road, Gapers Block
03/10/11: Boulder's Ellie's Eco Home Store on the block, Daily Camera
03/09/11: What Entrepreneurial Idea Would You Start In A Shipping Container?, PSFK
03/07/11: Ask Umbra on refillable cleaning supplies, Grist
03/07/11: Green Living Tips, Whole Living (April)
03/01/11: The best vacuum cleaner for a great price, Paper And String
02/23/11: Money-Saving Secrets For You And Your Family, Pix 11
02/18/11: Green Depot, new eco friendly retail in Manhattan, Interior Design Center
02/16/11: Green Depot Acquires Ecohaus and Expands to West Coast, Re-Nest
02/15/11: Recycled Lobster Rope Door Mat, Re-Nest
02/10/11: New Stuff, NY Mag
02/10/11: Green Depot acquires Ecohaus, Ecohome
02/10/11: A Big Deal? YES - Green Depot acquires Ecohaus, Big Green Hammer
02/10/11: Green Depot acquires ecohaus, Home Channel News
02/10/11: Green Depot expands co-empire, Mother Nature Network
02/08/11: Way Cooler Than Davos, Jen van der Meer
02/07/11: Green Depot Acquires Ecohaus, ProSales Online
02/07/11: Green Depot Acquires Ecohaus, Sustainable Business Oregon
02/07/11: Green Depot Acquires Ecohaus, Puget Sound Business Journal
01/27/11: Graham Hill of TreeHugger Realizes an Ultra-Low Footprint, Business Wire
01/13/11: Hippest 'hood in New York, MSN Travel
01/12/11: New Stuff: Power Stick, New York Shopping
12/16/10: Stores in NYC with Eco-Friendly, Gadget-y Gifts?, Re-nest
12/09/10: Featured green site, Creative Loafing
12/07/10: 25 Green Home Gifts Under $25 , Re-nest
12/07/10: Green Depot, About.com
12/07/10: It's harder to be green in the winter chill, ABC7
11/30/10: Sustainable Store Style: 12 Incredible Retail Interiors, Webecoist
11/30/10: Green Gift Guide: Eco-Friendly Gadgets, Jetson Green
11/24/10: 11 fun eco-gift ideas for 2010, ABC7
11/22/10: Food Paint: The Green Alternative, Lakeside Painting
11/22/10: Best Online Stores For the Holidays, Earth 911
11/24/10: Holiday helpers: 10 green cleaning tools, Mother Nature Network
11/19/10: Rear Views, Downtown, N.Y. Region
11/19/10: Test Drive the Volt, Chevrolet
11/12/10: Green Depot: Sustainable cleaning, building products, ABC7
10/28/10: Featured Store Design, Segd Design (2010)
10/27/10: Clean air tips for home, Times Colonist
09/30/10: Inside Third & Bond: Week 149, Brownstoner
09/22/10: Green beauty goes a step Further and greenlights grease, Fashion Trends Daily
09/21/10: Can Green Home Improvement Stores Offer Everything You Need?, Good Topic
09/17/10: Green fall cleaning: 10 tools of the trade, Mother Nature Network
08/26/10: America's First Geothermal-Powered IKEA Coming to Denver, Inhabitat
08/25/10: An Eco-Entrepreneur Reveals It's Not Easy Being Green, Shelter Pop
08/25/10: New Fall Items, NY Magazine
08/25/10: 12 Sources for Green Goods on a Budget, Apartment Therapy
08/12/10: Your Home: Green Depot, Your News Now
08/09/10: Dorm Decor Tips From Ally Shapiro of 'Real Housewives', Lemondrop
08/04/10: Green Depot (Focus), Willie Henrietta
08/04/10: For A Green Apartment In NYC – Check Out Green Depot, The Clean Hippie
08/03/10: BPA FREE IN NYC!, Laura Day
08/02/10: Green building supplier sees growing market (New York), Sustainable Business Oregon
07/30/10: Green building supplier sees growing market in colleges, hospitals, The Business Review
07/28/10: Green Depot: A One-Stop Shop For Eco-Conscious Materials, Charles and Hudson
07/22/10: Getting Energized, New York House Magazine
07/22/10: Our Day At Green Depot, Laura Day
07/18/10: Green Market, Times Union
07/14/10: Country Furnishings for City Dwellers, New York Times
07/13/10: Payoff will take a while for American Cleaning, Crain's New York
07/08/10: Bohemian Rhapsody Brion Gysin, William Burroughs, and The Secret Life of a Building on the Bowery, New York Magazine
07/07/10: Detox! Clean Up Your Life With These 4 Simple Tips, StyleCaster
06/29/10: Green Depot, Business Opportunities Weblog Network
06/28/10: Newsletter Blast, Daily Muse
06/25/10: 3 Great Ideas for Gardens in Unexpected Places, Planet Green
06/15/10: Green remodeling: Insulation, Green Living Examiner
06/15/10: Green Depot Signage, Segd Magazine (May)
06/14/10: Organizations to keep on your radar screen for future responsible career moves, Just Means
06/11/10: Moms, Legislators, Advocates Call For New Law To Protect Kids From Toxic Chemicals, The Just Green Partnership
06/11/10: America's Most Promising Social Entrepreneurs 2010, Bloomberg Businessweek
06/10/10: Green Depot Bottles, Haute Mama
06/06/10: Ultimate Father's Day Guide For The Ethically Handsome Dad, The Discerning Brute
05/26/10: Cheap Chic + Antique Show Wishlist, The Haystack Needle
05/25/10: Green Spotlight On...The Green Festival Chicago!, Chicago Now
05/25/10: Every Person in New York, Manhattan User Guide
05/24/10: Winsor School Focus, The Winsor School
05/20/10: Where's the shine?, SEGD Blog
05/19/10: Stick 'Em Up, Whole Living (June 2010)
05/13/10: Christine & Tobias' Green, Compact Brooklyn Kitchen, The Kitchn
05/06/10: TheCHOOSE local and eco, Eco-Business.com
05/05/10: There's A New Depot In Town…, Young House Love
05/04/10: Greenzys Review and Giveaway, Mommy Mischief
05/01/10: Whole Living, Body and Soul (May 2010)
05/01/10: Whats Cooking?, House Beautiful (May 2010)
04/29/10: Green Products for the Home, The New York Times
04/27/10: Making it work, Connect Savannah
04/23/10: Shop Scout: Green Depot, The Inside Source
04/23/10: Getting Green: MoMA QNS's Solar-Paneled Roof, MoMA
04/23/10: EPA Marks the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day by Recognizing Environmental Achievers in New York, EPA
04/22/10: How green is your bathroom?, Examiner.com
04/22/10: Simple Changes That Are Good For The Environment, Your Budget, NY1
04/21/10: Earth Day Giving, Urban Branches
04/20/10: 14 Ways to Celebrate the Earth This Week in NYC, offManhattan
04/19/10: Gillibrand Hails City Small Biz, Non-Profits As Environmental Champions, Kirsten Gillibrand
04/16/10: Residential: Pure & Simple, New York Post
04/13/10: Under $10 Gift Idea, Stylelush
04/13/10: Green Depot: Eco-Friendly One-Stop Shop, Lolalina
04/12/10: NY Green Building Store Receives LEED®-Platinum Rating: Historic Renovation the Only of its Kind in New York State, NY Inc
04/12/10: Green Depot in Lonny!, Covet Chicago
04/09/10: Home, Green Home, The Shespotter
04/09/10: Everyday Faves Home, Gotham Magazine (April)
04/09/10: Kelly Green, Rachel Ray (April)
04/07/10: Mindful Metropolis Presents the Green Carpet Gala, Mindful Metropolis
04/07/10: Up The Depot: Green Depot's Bowery Flagship Is New York State's First LEED Platinum Retail Establishment, Green Buildings NYC
04/07/10: Green Depot's Bowery Store Achieves LEED Platinum Rating, Metro Green Business
04/07/10: Historic Renovation the Only of its Kind in New York State, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
04/07/10: 14 Best New Technologies For Greener Homes, Popular Mechanics
04/06/10: Pillow Fights, Reality Show Proposals And Philanthropy!, Hamptons.com
04/06/10: Green Depot is New York State's First LEED Platinum Retail Building, Inhabitat
04/06/10: Gift Finder: Yolo Interior Paint, Oprah.com
04/06/10: Green Depot in New York Receives LEED Platinum Status!, Re-Nest
04/06/10: Stuff, Beyond the Brown Bag, AM New York
04/05/10: Residential: Pure & Simple, New York Post
04/05/10: Real Estate Is The Cure, Stupid Cancer Show
04/05/10: Eco-Friendly and Biodegradable Painting Tools,Re-Nest
04/05/10: Little Ways to Green your Home, Fresh Out of Normalcy
04/04/10: Retailer lands LEED platinum rating, Crain's New York
03/25/10: Eco-Friendly
Building, NNE Magazine
03/25/10: Bringing-Up
Green Baby, NNE Magazine
03/23/10: Water Brands and the Rising Concern of Consumers, Frankly Green
03/22/10: Choosing a Sustainable Interior Wall Paint, Examiner
03/22/10: Modern Kitchens: High and Low, Apartment Therapy
3/17/10: Ask Umbra on paint that's better for the planet, Grist.org
03/17/10: Enting Dual Cartridge Under Sink Water Filter System, Re-nest
03/17/10: Something Green For You Today: Cleaning Cloths Made From Corn Cobs & Peach Pits, If It's Hip, It's Here
03/16/10: Flowers Uncut, TLC
03/11/10: Greener and Cleaner, Warbur Realty
03/11/10: What's Nursery Construction is finished, Ryan Rosenberg
03/11/10: What's Fresh Highlight: GREENDEPOT, Point Imaging
03/10/10: Sanctus Mundo & Life Without Plastic Airtight Containers, Whom You Know
03/10/10: A Better Vintage of Tap Water, The Wall Street Journal
03/09/10: Got Water? There's a Filter for That, The Wall Street Journal
03/09/10: Looking To Move To An Eco-Friendly Building? Here Are A Few Things To Look For, New York Family
03/08/10: Get Green at the Green Depot, The Greenists
03/08/10: Best New Idea: The Lightbulb Test Booth - Best of New York, New York Magazine
03/05/10: Green Your Home at the Green Depot, Greenopolis
03/04/10: Green Parenting Ideas: Reducing Toxins in the Nursery, Momtrends
03/03/10: Titebond Non-Toxic Kitchen & Bath Sealant and Caulk, Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
03/01/10: 50 Tips to a Greener, Cleaner Home | Aquaovo Water Filter, Body + Soul
03/01/10: SHOW Time | 93 Nevins, Natural Home Magazine
02/23/10: Green Depot: Sector B, The Business of Brooklyn, Brooklyn Independent Television
02/18/10: Transform your home: GREEN, Blogging with Besen Retail
02/17/10: Green Mile: Our Guide To Eco-Friendly Shopping In NYC, Refinery 29
02/13/10: It Took a Recession to Push Green Living into the Mainstream, The Old House Web
02/11/10: Getting tip-sy with Body + Soul, Mother Nature Network
02/07/10: Educating Green, U A Greenie?
02/04/10: 10 Eco-friendly Retailers, Mother Nature Network
01/28/10: Refill Please!, Bunte (German)
01/26/10: Green Home Improvement - One Consumer's Perspective, Ecoscene
01/19/10: The LIVE Green Depot in NYC, Urban Sherp
01/17/10: Color Tip of the Week: Paint Finishes, Tchochkes
01/14/10: Green Stores Spring Forth, from New Jersey to California, Green Right Now
01/13/10: Best Non-VOC, Green Paint Stores, Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
01/07/10: The Green Depot (english version) / (japanese version), New York Keizai (Economic) Newspaper
01/04/10: Painting the New Year with Anna Sova Paints, Going Green in Charlotte, Trulia
01/01/10: Sustainable Home Building and Design, Naturally New England Magazine
12/31/09: Clean Start, Go Green in the New Year With These Tips, New York Post
12/30/09: iCertified: Freshaire Paint, A Riot of Green Reasons
12/28/09: Home Sweet Home... | John Beck Chalkboard Pendant Lamp, The Grass is Greener
12/28/09: Ten Biggest Store Openings Of The Year, Racked NY
12/24/09: Doing Great with Green Depot, Locallectual
12/22/09: Best Modern Green Stores | Marketplace 2009, Apartment Therapy
12/22/09: February: Most Popular Posts | Best of 2009, Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
12/21/09: Scrub in Style, Suite 2046
12/21/09: Green Depot Expands, Green Education Services
12/18/09: Last-minute Green Holiday Shopping Guide, The Salem News
12/16/09: Make Your Holiday Party Eco-Friendly with Tips From Inhabitat, Digital City
12/16/09: Gifts for a Green Christmas, The CUNY Institute for Sustainable Cities
12/16/09: Steal This Look: It's Complicated Kitchen Garden, Remodelista
0@12�F16/09: 14 Green Gifts Under $25 | Set of 4 Credo Produce Bags ($19.95), Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
12/15/09: Green Depot opens in Albany, Spotlight News
12/12/09: A Green Depot! Check it Out!, Greening Our Children & Yours!
12/10/09: 10 Green Gifts Under $10 | Green Depot Gift Certificate , Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
12/09/09: Joy to the Earth, Lonny
12/09/09: A Green & Manly Holiday Gift Guide, The Green Man
12/08/09: Best Practices in Product Chemicals Management in the Retail Industry, Green Chemistry & Commerce Council (GC3)
12/08/09: Green Depot Opens in Albany, Metro Green Business
12/07/09: Guest Blogger: The Haystack Needle, From the Right Bank to the Left Coast
12/07/09: Grand Opening of Green Depot in Albany, The Green Blog, Albany Times Union
12/06/09: Green Tips and Gift Ideas for the Holidays, Going Green @ Your Library
12/04/09: Five Friday Favorite Gifts with Green in Mind | Kor One Water Bottle ($29.95), DailyGreenDiva
12/04/09: 2009 Long Island Press Green Holiday Gift Guide: Sukie Recycled Paper Notebooks, Long Island Press
12/04/09: Green Depot Opening in Albany, MSN Money
12/04/09: Green Depot Opening in Albany, The Business Review
12/04/09: 'Go Green' Depot, Albany Times Union
12/04/09: Supporting the Green Schools Alliance, Admissions Quest
12/03/09: Green Depot Plans Grand Opening of Albany Store Next Week, The Buzz, Albany Times Union
12/02/09: Fabulous Finds in New York City, Unique Homes, The World of Luxury Real Estate
12/01/09: Gifts For Tots: Cate & Levi Hand Puppets, Where Magazine
12/01/09: Main Street NYC, WNYC
12/01/09: "Green Depot" Offers Great Gift Ideas, The Green Workplace
11/30/09: Green Depot: New York's Supplier of Sustainable Products, Examiner.com
11/30/09: Green Monday: A gift guide, Mother Nature Network
11/29/09: Best Green Home Resources from Apartment Therapy, Eco Custom Homes
11/27/09: Green Depot... Shop Light: The trend in retail and bulk design (english version) / (italian version), Donna di Servizio
11/27/09: Shopapocalypse!?, Alive Structures
11/26/09: The One-Stop Green Shop, The Cultivated Home
11/23/09: Green Home Renovation: Our Go-To List of Resources, Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
11/23/09: What Is Green? Retail Icon System, Sustainable Cities Net
11/19/09: Bertram Consultants Attend Fund Raiser, Woodbury Reports, Inc.
11/17/09: A Pint of Cleaning Fluid, Please, Daily Poke, BrandRepublic
11/12/09: Visual Treats from the NYC, Ubeautiqous
11/11/09: Green Cleaning Product Launched, High Profile Monthly
11/09/09: Main Street NYC Returns to The Bowery, WNYC
11/05/09: In Her Shoes: Sarah Beatty, President & Founder, Green Depot, The New York Enterprise Report
11/03/09: ... Bloomberg on the Bowery..., The Lo-Down
11/03/09: Mike's Goal: Just Win, Baby, New York Post
11/02/09: Mayor Bloomberg's Changing Accent... And Much, Much More, NY Daily News
11/02/09: Green Depot, Greenmaker Partner on Cleaning Products that are Cost-effective, Eco-friendly, FMLink
11/02/09: Bloomberg Gets In Last Licks During Citywide Tour, NY1
11/02/09: A Scripted Bloomberg Goes Off Script Momentarily, New York Times, City Room
11/01/09: Good Stuff, Good Housekeeping
11/01/09: NYC Eco & Green Guide, GQ Japan
11/01/09: Sarah Beatty, She Brings Innovation to Renovation at Green Depot, Traditional Home
11/01/09: Green Depot: A Bit of Green on the Bowery, The Williamsburg Nerd
11/01/09: Street Trees Workshop, PSFC Environmental Committee
10/27/09: Green Depot Makes a Difference, Design Diva Diary
10/27/09: Brrr... Getting Cold Out, Brooklyn Green Team
10/27/09: Bathrooms & the Retail Experience, Flooring the Retail Experience
10/21/09: Week of Walks #3: Party at Jen Bekman, Gelatobaby
10/18/09: Highlights of Chicago's Green Home Expo 2009, MJ's Feng Shui
10/17/09: Green Depot! The Mission of Environmental Friendliness! (english version) / (russian version), TradeMaster
10/16/09: Refinishing Project, Mortise & Tenon, Fine Carpentry
10/16/09: Thoughts On The New "Green", Babson News Blog
10/15/09: The Greening of NYC – Consumerism v3.0, Globalfjord
10/12/09: Green Depot, New York, VMSD Magazine
10/08/09: The Sustainable Kitchen, North Shore Magazine
10/07/09: Out in the Open, New York Post
10/07/09: Green Diapers, Haute Mama
10/04/09: 8 Cool NYC Shops that Specialize in Green Living (And Aren't Absurdly Expensive), LifeStyler // NYC On A Budget
10/02/09: Friday Close-Up: Green Depot, Momtrendsnyc
09/30/09: Sugary Treats Aren't So Sweet, New York Post
09/28/09: A Worldwide Movement Gains Momentum, "LOHAS" (english version) / (russian version), Channel One Russia
09/27/09: Night Out: Inhabitat at Green Depot, Jillie of All Trades
09/26/09: Green Depot on the Bowery, Never-Ending Stories
09/25/09: Brooklyn's Most Eco-Friendly Conversion Now on the Market, Metro Green+Business
09/25/09: Green Depot, A Grandma Lives in Brooklyn
09/25/09: Celebrating the Launch of Inhabitat NYC, Design-Calendar
09/24/09: My Guide to Green Living, JAKNYC
09/23/09: Picture This, Swatchbook
09/23/09: Sales Launch at Environmentally Friendly Brooklyn Townhomes, MediaShop PR
09/23/09: One Stop Shopping for Greening Your Home: Green Depot Has It All, The Huffington Post
09/22/09: From Green to Platinum: Undeniable Economic Benefits, ScheinMediaConferences
09/21/09: Haute Mama Must Haves – Preparing For Your New Baby, Haute Mama
09/21/09: Green Brooklyn...Green City at Borough Hall This Thursday, Brooklyn Daily Eagle
09/18/09: Inhabitat NYC Launch Party on Sept. 24th, Design-Calendar
09/17/09: In the Rising Tide of Sustainable Businesses, Green Depot is Hot! (english version) / (chinese version), EcoGoodies
09/15/09: Green Paws of Chicago, Fusion Living
09/14/09: Green Depot: Cleaning Up Your House, TakePart
09/14/09: Green Depot, Green With Envy Events
09/12/09: Environment: Greenmaker (english version) / (spanish version), Qué Pasa
09/11/09: Online Exclusive: Green Production Design Gains Momentum As Eco-Friendly Options Increase, Live Design
09/11/09: Green Apple, Contract magazine
09/10/09: Ori Sivan, Expert in Retailers' 'Green' Opportunities, Analyzes the Chilean Market (english version), Invertia
09/09/09: Shopping With Scott Henderson
"Cleaning Up the Trash", New York Times
09/09/09: A Greener New York Is Up To You, Redecorate
09/09/09: Green Decor: Rewritable Chalkboard Lamps by John Beck, Apartment Therapy re-nest
09/07/09: Use Icons to Tell Complex Stories, Red Rooster Group - Wake Up Call
09/04/09: Designers Accord LA Town Hall: Reflections and Photographs, Core77
09/04/09: American Experts in Green Technology Described in Andres Bello University (english version), Universia
09/03/09: Green Depot Eco-friendly Living & Building Store in Manhattan, Treehugger
09/01/09: Brooklyn Heights Home: Work of Art, No Architect, Green Elements, Brooklyn Daily Eagle
09/01/09: Bathroom: Online Green Sources, Body+Soul
09/01/09: Spotlight On... Green Depot, The Leaflet NYC
08/31/09: Not Bored of Chalkboard, NBC Los Angeles
08/31/09: United, By Design, Brand Packaging
08/31/09: How To Make Stylish Soda Water at Home, Apartment Therapy
08/29/09: A Belated Fave Friday: Going Green for Yourself and the Planet, The Narrative Diaries
08/28/09: Green Depot: Greening Up Real Estate Plank By Plank, The Epoch Times
08/27/09: Green Depot May Be Coming To A Town Near You!, Modern Eco Homes
08/21/09: Green Options for Apartment, Condo Dwellers, North County Times
08/11/09: Green Washing, Not Greenwashing, People Are Amazing
08/07/09: Beekman 1802 Bug Repellent Bars, Map Magazine
08/05/09: Cool Glasses, dailydanny.com
08/01/09: Detox Your Apartment, Time Out New York
08/01/09: The 2nd Annual Cookie 100, Cookie
08/01/09: The Insulation Payoff, by Jenny Gitlitz, Our BerkshireGreen™
08/01/09: First Stop + Best Green, Gotham
08/01/09: The O List, O Magazine
07/29/09: Black and White and Green All Over, nakedapartments.com
07/28/09: Good Guide to Reducing Your Water Use, Park 3: Kitchen, Good Magazine
07/27/09: A Great Way to See Green, AbbeyK
07/22/09: Gift Registry at Green Depot, Garden Party
07/21/09: Green Depot, NY Green Fashion
07/18/09: Green Wedding Guide: Eco-Friendly Gifts & Favors, Inhabitat
07/14/09: Spotlight On: Green Depot, phillyBurbs.com
07/14/09: Physically - How Green Is Your Closet?, How Green Is Your Closet?
07/13/09: Be Our Guest: Indie Architects Mapos, otto
07/13/09: The Green Depot Makes New York Home Improvement Eco-Friendly, NY Daily News
07/13/09: Keep It Green When You Keep It Clean, nakedapartments.com
07/11/09: Green Depot, Platinum Blonde Life
07/10/09: Save Your Skin With This Simple Soap, Lime Life
07/10/09: Summer Craft Idea: Transforming an Old Piece of Furniture, examiner.com
07/08/09: Best Bet: Sun Saver, New York Magazine
07/06/09: The Home Depot Versus The Green Depot, Social Yell
07/01/09: New York 100, AllDayBuffet.com
06/30/09: How Sustainable is Your Sustainability Message? ParkHowell.com
06/25/09: Mapos on Green Depot, With IIDA New York, otto
06/23/09: Green Depot on the Bowery, Home and Oats
06/23/09: Sustainable Gotham, ThinkShop's Blog
06/21/09: Composting: Good for the Planet. Not That Smelly. Really., New York Magazine
06/19/09: Tips on Purchasing Baby Clothes in the First Year, Pregnancy Today
06/17/09: Ben the Bin: Stylish Modular Recycling, Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
06/17/09: KOR Retailer of the Week: Green Depot!, Water Drops
06/15/09: Greenmaker is Now Green Depot, Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
06/12/09: Off To NeoCon, Interior Design
06/10/09: Eco-Baby Registry, Haute Mama
06/08/09: A Way to Distinguish Yourself in a Crowded Field, Crain's Chicago Business
06/08/09: New Stuff, New York Magazine
05/31/09: A Green Depot on the Bowery, Non Toxic Vision
05/29/09: A Great Green Resource for New Yorkers, This Old House
05/28/09: Playful Recycling, The New York Times
05/22/09: Green Your Nursery Event at Green Depot, Haute Mama
05/21/09: A Break From (My) Tradition: Green Depot Spindle Crib, Green Your Decor05/18/09: Green Depot - An Eco DIYer's Dream, The Alternative Consumer05/13/09: Build It Green With Greenmaker Supply, Chicagonista05/12/09: 5 Best No-VOC and Low-VOC Paints Available Now, Greenopia05/11/09: New Choices on the Cloth vs. Disposable Diaper Scene, The Daily Green05/10/09: 5 Easy and Eco-Friendly Last Minute Mother's Day Gifts, Inhabitat05/07/09: The Green Depot, Ale Is Fun05/05/09: Video: PSFK Conference NYC: Reconnect, psfk.com05/04/09: Sustainable Renovations: A Cost-Benefit Analysis, GOOD Magazine (Also: Brooklyn Green Team)05/03/09: Website Review: Green Depot, Tchochkes05/03/09: GreenMaker is Now Green Depot Chicago, GreenWerks
05/01/09: At Work With Sarah Beatty, Organic Spa Magazine
05/01/09: What's Hot! Shops: Green Depot, New York City, Elle Decor
05/01/09: Allergy Testing, Today's Health & Wellness
05/01/09: Adapt and Thrive: Green Depot, GDR Creative Intelligence Global Innovation Report
04/27/09: The Green Life, The New York Observer04/27/09: VM View: Green Depot, New York, WGSN04/27/09: Go Green in the Office Without Really Trying, The Miami Herald04/27/09: 13 Fun, Rainy Day Activities for Kids, The Daily Green04/26/09: Green Depot Pop-Up Store, Dwell04/24/09: Honey, I'm Going to Green Depot, The Weather Channel (video)04/24/09: PSFK At The GreenDepot: Initial Update, psfk.com04/24/09: Go Green On the Go, The Architect's Newspaper04/24/09: One-Stop green Shopping, ShopSmart Magazine04/23/09: Inside Third & Bond: Week 81, Brownstoner04/22/09: Earth to Shopper, Daily Candy04/22/09: Get Ready: The Smaller Cooler Kids' Room Contest in May, ohdeedoh04/21/09: A Greener House, amNew York04/21/09: Green Depot, NYC Capers04/20/09: Papa's Got a Sorta-New Bottle, Mother Nature Network04/10/09: Green Home Renovator's Guide: Part 4, Mother Nature Network04/16/09: Fresh Start: It's Easy Being Green, New York Post04/16/09: Green Depot, reveries.com04/15/09: Shades of Green, Metropolis04/15/09: The Green of the Home, What I Like04/13/09: Ten New Tax Breaks for Homeowners, Forbes.com04/10/09: Green Home Renovator's Guide: Part 4, Mother Nature Network04/10/09: Green Home Renovator's Guide: Part 3, Mother Nature Network04/10/09: Green Home Renovator's Guide: Part 2, Mother Nature Network04/10/09: Green Home Renovator's Guide: Part 1, Mother Nature Network04/09/09: An Environmental Cleanup in Every Aisle, The New York Times04/09/09: Compost Reap, Time Out New York04/09/09: econvenience, The Chiconomist
04/08/09: Window Wednesdays: Green Depot, NYC, A Design Affair
04/03/09: Green Depot Takes Manhattan, Big Blue Dot Trend Update
04/02/09: As Eco-Seals Proliferate, So Do Doubts, Wall Street Journal (Also: C-Questor, gDiapers.com, easyecoblog.com)04/02/09: Stream of Consciousness from PSFK, naked, nyc04/01/09: The Green Depot, Informat04/01/09: Eco-Mompreneurs, Working Mother
04/01/09: Word. The Goods, Metropolitan Home04/01/09: 70 New Reasons to Live Green, Glamour (Also: Glamour.com)
03/31/09: The Green Depot, Metropolitan Home (pointclickhome.com)
03/31/09: Have You Heard? NYC Has a Green Depot!, The J Way
03/29/09: Green Depot Offers Eco-Solutions for the Home, amNew York
03/27/09: Family Air Care Kit Helps You Identify Asthma Triggers, ABC7 (video)
03/20/09: Off the Depot End - Make It, Ideal Bite03/20/09: Main Street NYC: The Bowery, Manhattan, wnyc.org (scroll down for audio)
03/20/09: Green Depot - Home DIY for Enviro Nerds, Ladies Lotto03/19/09: PSFK Conference New York Speaker: Sarah Beatty, PSFK03/19/09: Bleach-Free Babies!, Dancing Meatballs03/19/09: Green Tips for Green Rooms, Less is More (Balanced)03/18/09: Open: Store, The Architect's Newspaper
03/18/09: Shopping List: Talking Dirty, Vital Juice
03/18/09: Small Is The New Big, Gay List Daily
03/17/09: Green Depot apre a New York il primo flagship, Blogosfere03/16/09: Green Stores Sprouting Everywhere, The Gazette03/16/09: Green Depot, il nuovo retail eco-friendly a Manhattan, designer|blog.it
03/13/09: Inhabitat Blog Picks of the Week, Inhabitat
03/12/09: The Green Economy, a Work in Progress, NYC on Deadline03/12/09: Merger of Chicago's Greenmaker Supply and Green Depot Almost Complete, Examiner.com03/11/09: A Source for Information and Building Materials, Green is My Favorite Color03/09/09: Older Sibling Gift Box, Haute Mama03/06/09: The Green Depot, Cool Hunting
03/06/09: Green Depot; A Green Version of Home Depot, Too Lazy To Do It
03/04/09: Green Baby Toys, Haute Mama03/04/09: Competitive Intelligence: Green and Growing, Building Products Digest
03/04/09: Trendwatching: Dozen Emerging Eco-Trends That Defy Doom and Gloom, Business Intelligence Middle East
03/02/09: The Green Depot's Baby Nursery, Haute Mama
03/02/09: Green Flagship Bring Green and Health to Homes, Keyboard Culture
02/27/09: Green Depot Turns DIY Green, GlobeSt.
02/27/09: Green Depot, Cool Business Ideas
02/25/09: Green Depot, Good Day New York (FOX News) (Video)
02/25/09: The Perfect Pull Toy, Haute Mama02/24/09: Green Depot Has the Green Goods, Green in Harlem02/24/09: Build, Renovate, Live Green in New York at 'Green Depot', Serge the Concierge02/23/09: Manhattan Retailer for Green Home Improvement, Springwise
02/23/09: Green-It-Yourself, Diva Design Diary
02/20/09: GREEN DEPOT Opens on the Bowery! + flickr gallery, inhabitat (Also: Industrial Design Planet)
02/20/09: Green It Yourself, OZOlife02/20/09: The Green Depot, Green Grown and Sexy02/19/09: All Shades of Green, The New York Times02/19/09: Green Gadget Picks from Inhabitat's Jill Fehrenbacher, Apartment Therapy Re-Nest02/19/09: Where Green = Affordable, Dodge Blog02/19/09: Rechargeable Batteries Are Smarter, The Daily Green02/19/09: A Virtual Tour of the Green Depot: NYC's First Ecofriendly Home Improvement Store, Greenopia02/19/09: Green by the Ounce, Stroll Magazine02/17/09: Green Depot Opening Shows That Consumers Are Ready, Inspired Design Daily02/16/09: Home Depot Gets Some Green Competition, Green Daily02/15/09: Eco responsible, Chicago Tribune Magazine02/15/09: Move Aside Home Depot, Here Comes Green Depot, The Sustainability Ninja02/13/09: Green Depot Opens Flagship Green Building Store, The Daily Green02/13/09: Green Depot: Another Sign 'Eco' Is Moving Mainstream, Wall Street Journal (Also: Eco Paparazzi)02/13/09: On the Racked: Bowery Goes Green (And It's Not From Drinking Bum Wine), Curbed02/12/09: Green Depot Open First LIVE Store in New York!, Apartment Therapy Re-Nest02/12/09: GreenDepot: Eco-Easy Home Products Shopping, PSFK (Also: The Huffington Post, AlterNet)02/12/09: Little Green House on the Bowery, Mother Nature Network02/12/09: Green Depot Store Opening, New York Post02/12/09: Go Go Go to Green Depot, DressMeUp.ca02/11/09: Who Says It Ain't Easy Being Green?, Design Therapy02/11/09: Exclusive: Inside Green Depot Bowery, Racked02/10/09: Green Depot Takes Root, Brandweek02/10/09: Now (Almost) Open: Green Depot Bets on the Bowery, Racked02/10/09: Bunker's Back, Bowery Boogie02/06/09: Mixed Use: Bowery Turning 'Green', Downtown Express (Also: The Villager)02/03/09: Green Depot Founder Says Green Consumers are Savvy Buyers, GreenRightNow02/03/09: Green Depot, Green Life Smart Life02/02/09: Another Green Depot Opening, Evanston Home and Condos02/01/09: Greenest of Them All, Time Out New York Kids01/29/09: Green Depot Sets Up Shop in Manhattan, GreenRightNow01/28/09: There's a New Depot in Town, Brooklyn Green Team01/27/09: Green Depot Opens Up in Manhattan, otto01/26/09: Green Depot Building Supply Opening Next Month in NYC!, inhabitat01/26/09: Green Depot Opening in Manhattan, GreenerBuildings
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No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools Announced
The Little School That's Big on Success
Close-Up: No Child Left BehindSupplemental Services
Paige's Circle
Teacher Toolkit and Guidance Define "Highly Qualified" Rule
No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools Announced
More than 230 of the nation's public and private elementary and high schools will be honored as No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools at an event in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 30-31.
No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools are recognized as outstanding schools that adhere to the core principles of President Bush's sweeping education reform law. The new program recognizes schools that dramatically improve student performance and schools with students from disproportionately disadvantaged backgrounds who perform at the highest levels.
"In keeping with the principles of No Child Left Behind, we reward schools based on student achievement results," Secretary Rod Paige said. "Starting this year, the program has a new name, No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools, and it recognizes schools that produce results for all students-regardless of race, socioeconomic status or zip code."
The 233 schools were selected based on two assessment criteria:
- Schools with at least 40 percent of their students from disadvantaged backgrounds and that dramatically improve student performance according to state assessment tests; or
- Schools that score in the top 10 percent of the state on state assessment tests.
For more information about the 2003 No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools program, including a list of current winners, please see www.ed.gov/programs/nclbbrs/awards.html.
The Little School That's Big on Success
Rural Delaware School Reaps Rewards for Student Achievement
By Maggie Riechers
The motto of Phillip C. Showell Elementary School is: "the little school that's big on learning." And if the number of awards it has won recently is any indication, it is also big on success. A 2003 No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon School, and a National Distinguished Title I School for three of the last four years, this small, rural Delaware school is setting a standard that makes sure no student is adrift.
"The staff here really has an attitude that no child can be left behind," says principal Ivan Neal. "We truly believe that, and we have a process in place to help any child who has a problem." That process includes flagging a struggling child and setting up a meeting with the principal, reading specialist, counselor, teacher and special education teacher, if necessary. "We then discuss a strategy for helping the student and make the teacher aware of the resources available," he adds.
|"From the moment they are born, our children's lives are shaped by the education we provide them. Education expands eager young minds; a lack of education stifles and limits them. The chance to learnand to read and write should never be only the privilege of a few, royalty or the rich, the first-born or sons. Education is the birthright of every human beingall the world's sons and all the world's daughters."
Mrs. Laura Bush, in her remarks at the 32nd General Conferenceof the United Nations Educational, Scientific and CulturalOrganization, Oct. 3, in Paris.
Though much smaller than the average elementary school of 600 students, Showell serves a diverse student population. Sixty-five percent of its students are white, 25 percent are black and 10 percent are Hispanic. Economically, the school's disadvantaged population is typical of a rural community: 47 percent of the student population qualifies for Title I funding, which is given to schools with the highest percentages of students from low-income families. In the Selbyville area, where the school is located, the main employer is the chicken industry, which provides blue-collar jobs to many families in the area.
Nonetheless, the school has made a commitment to this multicultural community by creating a partnership where students are "our priority. ... We want our students to reach their fullest potential," says Neal, who has been principal at the school since 2001.
Students seem to be rising to these expectations. In state testing conducted in the spring of 2003, 85 percent of third-graders met the state standards in math and 91.5 percent in reading, while 87 percent of fifth-graders met the state standard in math and 89 percent in reading.
A key to this success has been an emphasis on "differentiated instruction" to accommodate a broad range of needs. In other words, teachers look at each student individually and assess what help he or she requires. This is achieved through schoolwide programs, such as "Success Strategies."
"We build in a block of time, 30 to 45 minutes every day in each classroom, for the teacher to target what each class needs to enhance student success," says Neal. During this time, specialists and paraprofessionals can address individual student needs, and students can work in small groups on whatever academic or social issue that needs to be addressed.
Plenty of time is also given to language arts and math instruction, up to 90 minutes for language arts and 60 minutes for math each day. The school uses a reading program that incorporates repetition to reinforce basic building blocks. It also includes a strong writing component. A literacy activity book enables teachers to help develop higher order thinking skills and emphasizes comprehension, spelling and vocabulary.
Showell has many other programs that contribute to its effectiveness: extended day kindergarten; "Early Success" in the lower grades and "Soar to Success" in the upper grades, both designed to give individual students extra help by working with a paraprofessional or specialist; a summer school program to help students keep up their skills; and weekly recognition of a "Star Student" in each class.
The school also has a mentoring program coordinated by school counselor Cheryl Carey. She targets students who need extra nurturing and recruits community members to work with them. "The long range goal is to provide a positive adult role model," says principal Neal, himself a mentor. "The counselor works hard to choose students who may need help." Last year, 43 mentors-retirees, employees and school staff-signed up to mentor a student one day a week.
The real key to Showell's success, however, is its warm, nurturing atmosphere. "We have an unbelievable staff who do what it takes to help a child," says counselor Carey. "For many of our kids, the time from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. is the best part of their day, so we want to make it special for them. People come into our school and see what it is all about, and they get a sense of family."
For more information about Showell Elementary, visit www.k12.de.us/showell.
Close-Up: No Child Left BehindSupplemental Services
Under the No Child Left Behind Act, children from low-income families who attend Title I schools designated as needing improvement may be eligible to receive additional academic services or tutoring.
If a school is identified by its state for three or more years as not making the progress required to ensure that every child is proficient at grade level in reading and math, low-income students attending the school have the opportunity to receive supplemental educational services.
Elements of the supplemental educational services provisions are:
Eligible students: Eligible students are those from low-income families who are enrolled in a school that has been identified by its state for three or more years as not making the progress required to ensure that every child is proficient at grade level in reading and math. If funds are not sufficient to provide supplemental educational services to all eligible students, the school district gives priority to the lowest-achieving eligible students.
Secretary Paige delivered his annual back-to-school speech at the National Press Club on Sept. 24. The speech, "Education in America: The Complacency Must End," is excerpted below.
"Measuring results is a hallmark of the private sector, where [managers have] to be held accountable to their shareholders. ... We've already tried spending more money on the system with no measurement of results. ... In fact, we've tried it for the last three decades. ...
"As a nation, we now spend over $470 billion dollars a year on K-12 education-more than on defense. ... Don't be duped, it's not that we don't spend enough. We spend more than many other nations, and still get poor results. ...
"Education is an act of trust. Parents expect educators to perform competently and proficiently. ... No Child Left Behind provides a guarantee that we are doing everything possible to honor the trust placed in us, to maximize the learning experience for each student, and to provide the best possible future for each child. ...
"Some worry that instruction will center on 'teaching to the test.' But there is nothing wrong with 'teaching to the test,' if you are testing something that students need to learn."
For the secretary's full remarks, visit www.ed.gov/news/speeches/
Parental choice: Parents of eligible children select the provider from a list of state-approved providers that the parents believe can provide the supplemental educational services most appropriate for their child.
Providers: Any type of for-profit or nonprofit entity (including businesses, faith- and community-based organizations, schools and even individuals) can become a provider of supplemental educational services. But in order to become an approved provider in a state, an entity must demonstrate to the state that it provides high-quality services and has a record of improving student achievement.
Accountability for results: Providers must enter into agreements with local school districts specifying a timetable for improving a child's academic achievement. States must withdraw approval from any provider that fails, over a two-year period, to meet its goals for raising achievement.
Currently, there are more than 1,400 approved providers of supplemental services. For more information, visit www.ed.gov/parents/academic/involve/suppservices/index.html or call 1-800-USA-LEARN.
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Under the law, all new teachers must be licensed or certified by the state, hold at least a bachelor's degree and meet rigorous state requirements to demonstrate mastery of subject knowledge. States were required to ensure that new teachers in Title I schools met these requirements starting in the 2002-03 school year.
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My daughter is 5 weeks old and currently breastfeeds every 3-4 hours, then takes 1.5-2.5 oz of formula afterwards. My goal from day 1 has been to exclusively breastfeed her.
I was induced at 37 weeks because she was found to be SGA (small for gestational age), and she was born 4 lbs 10 oz. Other than some minor jaundice, which was treated by blue lights, she is thankfully a healthy baby.
The first few times I attempted to nurse her, there was some difficulty with her latch. She would flatten the nipple, which the nurses told me meant she wasn't getting all of the milk she could out of my breast. Also, she was very slow to nurse, and would pause after nearly every suck for several seconds before starting again.
After a day and a half in the hospital - and countless consultations with the lactation nurses - the doctors told me that they were worried my milk hadn't come in yet because of the latching difficulties, and she was not getting enough nutrition. Her weight at this point had dropped down to 4 lbs 4 oz. They strongly encouraged me to start supplementing with formula, about 1 oz per feeding. I was pretty upset at the idea that my body wasn't producing enough to sustain her, but I felt I had no choice and began supplementing the day before she was discharged from the hospital.
It took several days before I was 100% sure my milk was in, and I was pumping occasionally to try and stimulate production in the hopes that she would be able to come off the formula and start breastfeeding exclusively. I waited until she was up to 5 lbs, and then started to cut back on her formula and increase the time we spent breastfeeding for 3 days. During those 3 days, she gained about 1/2 oz per day. Upon visiting the pediatrician, I was told the weight gain was not good enough. He said that my milk supply was probably insufficient because of the supplementing, so I should switch her to mostly bottle-feeding. I was frustrated after hearing this, since the reason I started supplementing in the first place was because the hospital pediatricians pushed me to.
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Teen dies in snowmobile crash in Door County
Boy collided with truck while crossing road
Published On: Feb 22 2013 08:27:41 PM CST Updated On: Feb 24 2013 09:49:48 AM CST
Door County sheriff's officials have publicly identified the teen who was killed when his snowmobile collided with a truck.
County Sheriff Terry Vogel said the boy is 13-year-old Brett Buhr of Brussels.
The crash happened around 4:30 p.m. Friday in Brussels and the boy later died at a Green Bay hospital.
The boy was on a designated snowmobile trail when he stopped before crossing the road. Officials say when he tried to cross he collided with a truck driven by a 47-year-old man.
The truck driver, also from the Brussels area, was not hurt.
Vogel said he plans to release more information on the case Monday.
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People living with disabilities face many challenges they have to find ways to overcome.
And while it can mean they have to miss out on some activities, the Tomah VA Medical Center is working to make sure that doesn't happen.
The center put on a sled hockey clinic designed to get everyone on the ice no matter what their circumstance.
It's just like hockey, only with a sled instead of skates and two sticks instead of one
"You don't go backwards in a sled. What you have to do is turn yourself around," said USA Paralympic Hockey coach Brad Roethlisberger. "Most of you already realize on the bottom of the sticks are some pretty sharp picks."
It's a new experience for many at the Tomah VA Medical Center sled hockey clinic, including Vietnam veteran John Kast, who suffers from Parkinson's disease as a result of his deployment.
"It comes from the elements over there. Everything was contaminated," said Kast.
He said he came out to the event because his physical therapists suggested he give it a try.
"I didn't know they had something like this here. It's kind of fun. I was glad these people brought them out here for us to try," said Kast.
The clinic is open to anyone, but it's those a few years younger than Kast that give him some motivation.
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(Bluefield)—A coordinated effort to promote understanding of, and respect for, multiculturalism at Bluefield State College received a very timely expression of support recently. The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission (HEPC) announced its decision to award a $9,000 Social Justice Initiatives grant to the College.
Dr. Sapphire Cureg, BSC's Director of Multicultural Affairs, wrote and submitted the grant. "This "Multi-Cultural Series" grant will help to underwrite the planning, programming, and implementation of diversity, multiculturalism, social justice, and global understanding programs using lectures, workshops, dialogues, film and music so that institutional gains in the diversity agenda can be made" she said. "We are grateful for the support of the Higher Education Policy Commission, and while the process is slow, we continue to learn from each other and may know eventually what does work in a diverse and pluralistic," she stated. "We are confident that their investment in these initiatives will cultivate a greater appreciation for diversity and multiculturalism at Bluefield State College." Additional information regarding the activities of the BSC Office of Multicultural Affairs can be obtained by contacting Dr. Cureg by phone (304-327-4512) or by e-mail (email@example.com).


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Knowing when you actually need an attorney and how to choose the right one can be a daunting task. This brochure is designed to help you with the following:
• When you should consult with or hire an attorney.
• How to choose an attorney.
• Factors to consider when choosing an attorney.
• Legal fees and costs and details about paying for attorney services.
• Your rights and communication with your attorney
• Expectations of your attorney and your responsibilities.
• Changing attorneys.
• Alternatives to hiring an attorney and going to court.
• Filing a complaint against an attorney.
When you should consult with or hire an attorney.
If any of the following statements are true and apply to your situation, you should consider consulting with or hiring an attorney:
• I tried to resolve this matter by speaking directly with "the other side" and it didn't work.
• I am being threatened with legal action by a person or company, or I am involved in a situation where I might get sued.
• I need someone to champion my cause or speak for me.
• I have been served with papers (summons, complaint, warrant, subpoena, etc.).
• The "other side" has an attorney.
• There are significant financial or other serious implications and the potential outcome is worth the cost of hiring an attorney.
• It is an important matter with serious legal consequences and obligations, such as signing a contract, starting a business, writing a will, or purchasing or selling a home.
How to choose an attorney.
Ask friends, relatives, and co-workers who have used an attorney or know an attorney for their recommendations. If that attorney cannot handle your kind of case, they may be able to provide a recommendation for someone who can. Other sources for attorneys are identified below:
• Use an Attorney Referral Service listed in the telephone book or call Metropolitan Attorney Referral Service at (303) 831-8000 for Denver and Boulder or (970) 226-2455 for Ft. Collins. They will try to give you a referral to an attorney in your community who does the kind of work you need.
• Search the Colorado Bar Association website (www.cobar.org). Select "Find an Attorney," then select "practice areas and cities," and the directory will provide names and phone numbers of attorneys who practice in the city you live in and handle cases like yours.
• Consult the Yellow Pages, search on-line, or go to the local library and consult a legal directory.
• If you might qualify for legal assistance based on your income, call the Colorado Legal Services Office nearest you (listed in the phone book). If you can't find the number, call the Colorado Bar Association at (303) 860-1115 or (800) 332-6736.
Factors to consider when choosing an attorney:
• Does he or she normally handle cases like yours?
• Does the attorney seem familiar with the area of law involved in your case?
• How many cases like this has the attorney handled and how successful has he or she been, if you can find out?
• How long has the attorney been in practice?
Community Activities
• Is the attorney involved in the community?
• Is the attorney involved with the Bar Association and active in his or her professional community?
• Has the attorney had complaints about past performance?
• Consider contacting the Colorado Supreme Court Office of Attorney Regulation at 303-928-7800 for more information concerning the attorney.
Legal Fees and costs and details about paying for attorney services
• Hourly Rates: The fee is based on the amount of time the attorney spends working on your case.
• Fixed Fee: This is a flat fee charged for a routine service such as an uncontested divorce, a simple bankruptcy, or a will.
• Contingent Fee: The attorney receives a percentage of any amounts recovered on behalf of the client, plus expenses.
Note: A fee agreement may combine any of the above fee arrangements.
Costs to process a case may include the following:
• Filing Fees, including e-filing fees
• Photocopying
• Deposition transcription fees
• Phone Calls
• Messengers
• Serving Papers
• Witness Fees
• Computer-Related Costs
• Travel Expenses
Details about paying for attorney fees.
When you meet with an attorney, below are some questions you might ask them about their fees:
• Is there a charge for the initial consultation?
• How do you charge for a case like mine?
• If it is a fixed fee case, what is the fixed fee?
• If it is and hourly fee, how much is the hourly rate? In addition, ask for the hourly rates for all personnel that may be involved in your case, e.g. paralegals, investigators, etc.
• If it is a contingency fee case how will that work and what will the percentages be?
• What charges are included in the fee?
• What charges are not included in the fee?
• What is this likely to cost me?
• Is there a retainer? If so how much?
Your rights and communication with your attorney
• Your attorney should respond to your questions promptly and clearly.
• Your attorney should keep you informed about the progress in your case.
• Your attorney should discuss your expectations for the case with you.
• Your attorney should return your calls and emails within a reasonable amount of time.
• Your attorney should discuss with you how long he or she expects the case to last.
• Your attorney should discuss alternatives with you as the case goes along.
• Your attorney should discuss possible outcomes of the case with you.
Expectations of your attorney and your responsibilities What you can expect when you hire an attorney?
• Enthusiastic and competent representation of your case. • Copies of all important documents.
• A written fee agreement and detailed monthly billing statements.
• The whole truth, even if it hurts.
• To be kept fully informed.
• To be treated with respect.
• A negotiated settlement if both sides reach a fair agreement.
• Agreement with your goals and an understanding of your objective.
• No conflict of interest with the opposing side.
• Timely return of phone calls and/or emails.
Your Responsibilities.
• Provide the attorney with any information or documentation you have about the case and be completely honest about all facts in your case, whether the information is favorable to you or not.
• Follow agreed-upon advice.
• Ask questions when you don't understand and speak up when you disagree.
• Be on time for appointments or notify your attorney if you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment.
• Notify your attorney about changes in your case; take responsibility for keeping your attorney informed.
• Pay your attorney a reasonable fee promptly for the work performed.
TIP: You can save time and attorney fees by providing your attorney with as much information as possible. Organize all documents that are related to your case, write things down that might be important to your case and bring them with you when you meet with your attorney.
Changing attorneys.
You can change attorneys by simply telling the attorney of your wishes. Giving notice is a matter of courtesy and may be necessary so that if a lawsuit has been filed, the attorney may have to ask the Court for permission to withdraw. You will be obligated to pay for any services that have been already performed on your behalf, and costs that have been incurred. You are entitled to the return of your files, provided your attorney does not have a valid attorney's lien.
Alternatives to hiring an attorney and going to court.
Prevention of legal problems is the best alternative and can save you time, money and needless worry, and often an attorney can help you with this. If you do have problems that appear to need legal solutions, there are alternatives to hiring an attorney and going to court. Here are some of your options:
• Representing yourself and using self-help instructions and forms. It is legal for you to represent yourself in court and handle your own legal matters, but judges and court personnel are not allowed to give you any legal advice. If you represent yourself, you must be aware of all court procedures and rules, filing requirements and deadlines as you will be held to the same standards as an attorney. If you do not follow the court procedures and rules that apply to your case, the court may not allow you to get what you want, you could be fined, or you could be ordered to pay the costs or attorney fees of the other side. Court employee are not allowed to give you legal advice. You can ask the court clerk about forms, fees and court rules. Libraries have copies of state and local laws, including court procedures. The Colorado Judicial website has a variety of forms and instructions. You may wish to review the instructions to determine if this is something you can handle on your own or if consulting an attorney is best for you. In addition, may bookstores or office supply stores have self-help packets e.g. filing for divorce, available to purchase.
• Small Claims Court. You can go to Small Claims Court for a civil matter that's under $7,500. A small claims action starts with filing of a short statement of the facts and payment of a filing fee and the cost of service on the other party. Once the action is filed, the clerk will set a date and location for a court trial. There is no right to a jury in Small Claims Court, and you will not be able to gather information from the other side prior to the court trial. Attorneys are not allowed unless the attorney is a party or is a full-time officer or employee of a company that is a party. You are limited to filing two claims per month and 18 claims per calendar year. Small Claims Court does not hear cases involving libel or slander, eviction, class actions, traffic disputes, and certain other types of cases. Visit the Judicial Branch website for additional information, forms and instructions.
• Mediation services. Mediation is a process which helps people in conflict work out a mutually acceptable agreement to disputed issues, with the aid of a trained professional mediator. A mediator helps settle cases, and will not enter any order or judgment binding on either side. Find a mediator through the Court Clerk, the phone book Yellow Pages and Blue Pages, or by asking an attorney for a referral.
• Arbitration services. In arbitration, the parties agree to let an impartial arbitrator or panel of arbitrators hear the evidence and decide the outcome of their dispute. Look in the phone book or ask an attorney for names or arbitrators. • Neighborhood Justice Center. This is a program available in Colorado Springs for resolving disputes among neighbors outside the court system. The number for the center is (719) 520-6016. If you live somewhere else ask the court or other professionals if a similar program exists in your location.
If you represent yourself in any of the Colorado courts, keep these points in mind:
• All information filed with the court must be complete and legible.
• The court staff cannot fill out forms for you.
• You must be aware of all court procedures and rules, filing requirements and deadlines as you will be held to the same standards as an attorney.
• Direct contact with the judge or magistrate is not allowed.
• Your case number must be on all documents filed with the court. If you call the clerk to check on the status of your case, you will need to have the case number.
• You must give all parties to the case copies of anything you file with the court.
• You must complete the "Certificate of Service" at the end of the document filed identifying how and when you provided the copies to all parties to the case.
• You will need to cooperate with all parties to the case to set hearings, trial dates and other events.
• Be prepared and organized when presenting your case. This will make you much more effective.
• Dress appropriately and be polite in court. Wait until it is your turn to speak, and stand when speaking if you are able to do so. Address the judge as "your honor." Stand when the judge or magistrate comes into or leaves the room.
Before you decide to represent yourself, consider whether you can get your story across to the judge or jury without help. Ask yourself if the cost of hiring an attorney is worth the added effectiveness the attorney might bring to arguing your case. Consider the value of your time, and the time that will likely be saved if you hire an attorney.
Filing a complaint against an attorney.
If you have concerns that your attorney is not addressing your issues or problems, please talk directly with your attorney. Sometimes a disagreement stems from a simple misunderstanding that can easily be resolved by communicating with your attorney. After all communication efforts and if you still believe your attorney has acted improperly or unethically, you do have options.
• In Colorado, the Supreme Court Office of Attorney Regulation handles attorney discipline. You can call them at 303-928-7800 or write them at 1300 Broadway Suite 510, Denver, CO 80203 and complete a form that they will send you, asking that your complaint be investigated. This can lead to an admonishment, private or public censure, suspension, or even disbarment from the practice of law. If you file a request for investigation, this would put you in an adversary position with your attorney and that attorney would not be able to represent you further.
• If you disagree with your attorney about fees, you can write or call the Colorado Bar Association and ask for help from the Legal Fee Arbitration Committee. If you and your attorney both agree to do this, you can go before a committee who will hear your case and make a binding judgment. The committee is composed of attorneys and non-attorneys. Call (303) 860-1115 or (800) 332-6736 and ask for Legal Fee Arbitration.
(Updated January 2012) This pamphlet is published as a public service by the Colorado Bar Association. Its purpose is to inform citizens of their legal rights and obligations and to provide information regarding the legal profession and how it may best serve the community. Changes may have occurred in the law since the time of publication. Before relying on this information, consult an attorney about your individual case. For further information visit www.colorado.state.co.us or coloradolegalservices.org.information, consult an attorney about your individual case.


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This area has been especially developed for professionals who communicate with the public about water quality issues. Here you will find a variety of tools and products for use in settings like plant tours, environmental fairs, public meetings and more. Whether you are looking to build support for infrastructure investment or need inexpensive brochures and bill stuffers to educate your community, you will find plenty of free or inexpensive options to consider.
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The inventive and simple to read Kisai Upload watch from Tokyoflash Japan has an LCD display that looks like a cryptic arrangement of lines and blocks. Tilt your wrist and the digital time can be read clearly at a glance.
Kisai Upload has USB memory in the form of a replaceable MicroSD card so that you can securely store data on your wrist. The watch also features date, alarm, LED backlighting and is available in eight different colors.
The "always on" LCD display presents the time digitally in hours, minutes, seconds and hundredths of a second. Tilt the watch away from you at an angle and the time display becomes easily readable. The concept is the same as that used in road markings where words are stretched but can be read from a low angle. The digital time from a different perspective.
Push the lower button and the date will be displayed; you can set the date in one of three different formats. Push the upper button to activate the colored LED backlight, a great function for night time.
Kisai Upload comes with a 2GB MicroSD card which can be replaced with any capacity card available. To transfer data to and from the watch, just connect to your computer with the USB cable provided. This saves carrying multiple USB drives and means you always know your data is secure on your wrist. To replace the MicroSD card, simply unscrew the case back and slide in the new card.
Made from high quality stainless steel with a brushed finish, Kisai Upload is a USB rechargeable watch. To recharge, connect to your computer with the USB cable provided. One full charge will take 3.5 hours and each charge should last 3-4 months. There are more than 300 charges in one battery and the standard LIR2032 battery is replaceable. Kisai Upload also has an adjustable strap.
Each part of Kisai Upload has been individually designed and manufactured, including the case, strap and uniquely programmed display. Like all watches from Tokyoflash Japan it is limited edition which means that it is guaranteed to be an original design that not many other people own.
Kisai Upload originated as a concept on the Tokyoflash Design Studio Blog in July 2011. It was voted as one of the most popular concepts by fans on the blog and was developed based on feedback provided. Kisai Upload is now reality. Find out more about the original concept on the Tokyoflash Design Studio BLOG.
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Mixed facts on TIFOctober 28,2013
Mixed facts on TIF
Why are we getting mixed facts about TIF?
The Times Arguss Oct. 18 Commentary was written by Barre City Clerk Carol Dawes, this week she wrote about TIF and changing the ballot language by deleting specific text for this upcoming Nov. 5 ballot. The wording that was deleted was about who is responsible for TIFs debt. The council has decided to delete ... the city (taxpayers) liable for repayment of the indebtedness including all financing and related cost associated with such indebtedness regardless of weather the tax increment revenues (TIF) are sufficient for full repayment as required by law.
To me this reads that the property taxpayers of Barre City are ultimately liable for for the $2.2 million plus expenses.
Also, in this weeks Times Argus, there was an article TIF does not mean tax hike. The city council fails to discuss what If it happens. Why hasnt the council discussed, what if TIF does fail? The answer is in the text that the council approved to keep off our ballot and our taxpayers in the dark.
Remember when we were told City Place wont cost taxpayers any more tax increases, but it was noted in the news last week that the culvert next to City Place will cost nearly $200,000 with no idea where the money is coming from; this is also part of the $800,000 of unbudgeted expenses the city has accrued this year alone.
It scares me to think that our public officials use TIF in the same sentence with words like speculative, expected, assuming, roughly, taxes, incur, admittedly convoluted, finance 8 million dollars to persuade the voters to vote to put over $2 million of debt to loom over the heads of our taxpayers. These are words of danger liability, risk, guessing, reckless, unknowing, financial disaster, irresponsibility and, ultimately tax increases.
We can not continue to operate our city in this manner, nor can we afford to spend money we just do not have.
How many more years is Barre going to be Vermonts leading No. 1 city with the highest property taxes?
I strongly encourage you to vote no to supporting TIF. Barre cant afford the risk.
Robert Chartier
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Summer apologies (rants)
July 24, 2013 —
I'm sorry, Jane, but my column is late again. Of course you already know that because, well, you don't have it yet. You've heard the excuses, and it's the same old thing. My procrastination is not helped by the fact that I'm constantly so busy. I really am trying, though I also understand that it probably doesn't look like that.
I'm sorry, Emily, I've been irritable and aggressive lately. It may sound silly, but it has a lot to do with the heat. I can't remember the last time it got quite this hot. It just hangs in the air like a wall, sticky and thick, suffocating me. There is no escaping it radiating off the pavement like some underground monster breathing on me, up from the sidewalks.
Quite literally, it's hard for me to stay cool.
It's true that there is an escape in the cool air that flows through our rattling bedroom window air conditioner. Unfortunately, the rattling doesn't exactly help. I need to install that thing better.
Honestly, when you think about it, it's amazing that ACs aren't dropping on people's heads like crazy across the city. I've seen some rickety air conditioning setups in my day and it's just got to happen more than you hear about.
But I digress... Thank you, Emily, for being so patient and supportive.
Apologies to my family; I missed the annual Pontier's trip to the beach again for work. I haven't made it in two years now. I was working in LA over the week of July Fourth. I would have loved to have seen you all. I miss you guys. It warms me to think of the good old days of cards, word puzzles and root beer taste-testing contests on Long Beach Island.
Time feels so fleeting these days and I am really sorry that I didn't get down there to see you this summer. But who has the time for regret, right? (It's enough just dealing with the heat.) The only way to look is forward.
Apologies, too, to the defenders of marriage as having to exist between a man and a woman. You are completely and utterly wrong. I am sorry, but someone had to tell you. (Cheers to the Supreme Court for a big step in the right direction.)
Last weekend, I went to my first wedding between two women. They are a truly awesome couple whom Emily and I have known forever. Seeing these two people very much in love dance with each other at their wedding really brought it into perspective for me.
It was a beautiful and perfect wedding between two people, who are amazing together, and I just couldn't imagine anyone being against it. So to those people I really am sorry; what a sad way to look at the world. But more importantly to Alex and Felicia, congratulations again.