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Updates from Thursday, Feb. 6
Following yesterday's announcement that Steven Stamkos would not play in the 2014 Winter Olympics, the Tampa Bay Lightning star spoke about the status of his injured leg (via Missy Zielinski of the Tampa Bay Lightning and James Mirtle of The Globe and Mail):
Stamkos said he was shocked with results from doctor, had thought he'd be able to play tonight against Toronto.— Missy Zielinski (@Missy_Zielinski) February 6, 2014
Stamkos says he never suffered a setback. The healing's still progressing and his workouts continue.— James Mirtle (@mirtle) February 6, 2014
Stamkos also spoke about the emotions he's feeling after having to leave Team Canada's roster (via Mirtle and Terry Koshan of the Toronto Sun):
Stamkos on the Olympics: "This has obviously been a dream of mine since I was a kid... It's unfortunate but that's life."— James Mirtle (@mirtle) February 6, 2014
"Can't put into words feelings I have gone through in past 24 hours" Stamkos says— Terry Koshan (@koshtorontosun) February 6, 2014
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Tampa Bay Lightning center Steven Stamkos will not play for Team Canada in the men's ice hockey tournament at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
The Tampa Bay Lightning announced the update on the superstar's Olympic status. General manager Steve Yzerman made the following statement:
After reviewing the CT scan this afternoon, Dr. Gutentag made it clear to me and to Steven that the tibia is not completely healed and therefore he should not be participating in game action at any time in the near future. Although the doctor was very pleased to this point with the healing process, he explained that the callus surrounding the fracture site is not 100 percent consolidated, and Steven will not be cleared to play in a game until that happens. It was a pretty clear cut decision, no gray areas at all.
Stamkos also spoke about the news and expressed his disappointment:
Today is obviously very disappointing for me. I honestly believe that we did everything possible in order to have my injured leg ready in time for the Olympics, but I realize you can't force healing. I know, in the best interest of my long term health, I cannot represent Canada in Sochi, as much as I would like to. I would like to thank the training staff for their dedication and hard work and I look forward to returning to the Lightning once cleared by the medical team.
Stamkos was a major question mark for Canada ever since he suffered a severe leg injury in early November. The 23-year-old forward is one of the most dynamic offensive players in the world, which is why the gold-medal contenders waited as long as possible to see if he would be ready.
Hockey Canada Tweeted about the announcement of Stamkos' replacement:
Steven Stamkos will not play for #TeamCanada at #Sochi2014. A replacement player will be named in the coming days.— Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) February 5, 2014
Throughout the recovery process Stamkos had his sights set on being back to full strength in time for the Olympics. Patrick Williams of NHL.com passed along comments from the center in early January about not pushing too hard and suffering a setback:
You can deal with pain. I think it's, mentally, not trying to push it too hard. Your body is pretty good at letting you know which movements you can and can't try.
It's all about not having a setback right now. Could I go out and there and push myself and be able to do some things? Probably, but I don't want that setback. You want to push yourself, you want to go out there, but at the same time you have to be smart.
Unfortunately for Team Canada, Stamkos wasn't able to get back to a point where it was wise for him to play in the Olympics. With the long-term future in mind, it didn't make sense for him to risk further injury by heading to Sochi at less than 100 percent.
Which nation will win gold?
It certainly doesn't mean the Canadians should be removed from the top contender category, however. They still have more than enough talent to win gold for the second straight Games. It just puts more pressure on the likes of Sidney Crosby and Jonathan Toews to lead the way.
Canada heads into the Olympics viewed as one of the top two teams along with host nation Russia. While those two countries could be on a gold-medal-game collision course, Sweden and the United States headline the group of secondary contenders.
The Canadians' first game in Group B is scheduled for Feb. 13 against Norway. The tournament is slated to run through Feb. 23.
The Lightning will then resume play after the Olympic break with a game against the Nashville Predators on Feb. 27.


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Mother's Day Crafts for Kids Including: Card Crafts, Paper Crafts, Bookmarks, Picture Frames, Window Clings and Paper Weights
"Mom, You're Purrfect" Mother's Day Craft for Kids
Let your children make a set for their moms and a set for themselves because they will love playing with the standup figures.
What you will need:
Cardstock (Heavy Paper)
How to Make the Cat and Kitten Craft:
1. Print the pattern onto white card stock.
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2. Cut out the patterns and color them.
3. Fold the kitten's and mother's bodies and glue on the heads. Tape the kitten on the mother's back.
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Mother's Day Kangaroo Paper Craft for Kids
Children will love this craft because the little joey can be placed inside the mother's pocket and then removed. A short note can be foldedup and placed in the pocket with the joey.
What you will need:
Cardstock (Heavy weight paper)
Magic Markers
How to Make the Kangaroo Mom with Baby Craft:
1. Print the pattern onto tan card stock.
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2. Cut out the patterns and color them. Write a message on the pocket and staple it to the front of the mother.
3. Insert the joey into the pocket.
4. You can also have your children write a note to their mothers, fold it up, and place it in the pocket with the joey.
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Paper Cup and Pom Pom Mother's Day Craft for Kids
What you will need:
Red Paper Cups or Other Colors
Two-inch Pom Pom - The one pictured is from Hobby Lobby
Green Paper and Blue Paper (Or Other Colors)
Markers - If you aren't using the printable Pattern
How to Make the Paper Cup and Pom Pom Mother's Day Card:
1. Print out the card pattern onto colorful paper, and the leaf pattern onto green paper.
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2. Color the bud and stem on the card pattern.
3. Cut out the leaf patterns and glue them to the circle on the card pattern as shown in the picture above.
4. Cut slits in the paper cup from the top of the cup all the way down to the bottom of the cup. Fold back the petals you made by cutting the slits.
5. Glue the cup on top of the leaves.
6. If you are not using the printable pattern write "Mom, thanks for helping your little bud bloom on the side of the flower. Also add "Bloom - to flourish or thrive" and "Bud - an immature or undeveloped person."
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"Mom, I'm Wild About You" Flower Craft for Mother's Day
Animal Print Tissue from Hobby Lobby
Chenille Stems
Bead, Button, Sequin, or other Decorative Item for the center of the flower
How to Make the "Wild About You" Craft:
1. To make the flower cut flower shapes from the animal print tissue paper making each flower a little smaller than the first.
2. Crinkle up the tissue flower shapes a little and then glue them together one on top of the other starting with the larger flowers on the bottom.
3. Glue a sequin, bead, or button in the center of the flower, and glue a chenille stem to the back of the flower for the stem.
4. Glue the flower to a piece of colorful paper and write "Mom, I'm wild about you!" on the paper.
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Flower created by Corrin Burner
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"Mom, Thanks for Sticking by Me" Folding Craft Stick Mother's Day Card
The craft sticks are taped together so that when the craft sticks are pushed together from the top and bottom of the stack they fan fold up into a compact stack of sticks.
What you will need:
Woodsies Mini Jumbo Craft Sticks - Use good quality craft sticks that lay flat. The 5/8" work perfect with the one-inch tape. *You can use the Woodsies Jumbo Craft Sticks with the 1.5 Inch - 3M Scotch Masking Tape for a bigger Canvas.
3M Scotch Masking Tape, 1-Inch- Other brands will work, but this tape works great! It is the exact color of the craft sticks. (Staple's Tape works better with the washable markers, but it is lighter than the stick and more transparent and doesn't cover the stick as well.)
Crayons or Colored Pencils - (The washable markers don't work well because they smear.)
How to Make the Folding Craft Stick Canvas:
1. If you are using the mini-jumbo craft sticks, cut the one-inch masking into 4-inch pieces.
2. Place two sticks together, side by side, and tape them together covering both the sticks with the tape.
3. Turn the two sticks over so that they are diagonal to you.
4. Place another craft stick next to and below the two sticks that you taped together. Use another piece of tape to tape the bottom two sticks together.
5. Turn all three sticks over diagonally and place another stick at the bottom of the row and tape the last two sticks together. Keep going until you have a whole row of sticks.
6. You can also cover the first and last stick in the row by placing tape over the stick and then folding it back over the stick. It is easier to write on the tape than the craft stick. The ink soaks into the sticks and blurs.
7. Draw out your design on the craft stick canvas with a pencil. If you make a mistake, you can erase it. When you are happy with your design paint it with the acrylic paint. When the acrylic paint is dry use a black marker to outline your shapes and write the words. You can use: "Mom, thanks for sticking up for me!" or "Mom, thanks for sticking by me!", or anything else you want.
You can make this craft even easier for younger children. Just have them place six or more crafts stick one on top of the other in a row and then glue two other craft stick perpendicular to the row of craft sticks. To keep the craft sticks together while they are gluing them you can place a piece of tape across the row of sticks. Attach a piece of yarn to to top so it can be hung up. You can also use the Colored Jumbo Craft Sticks or the regular-sized Colored Craft Sticks so they don't have to paint them.
Watch a video on how to make the folding craft stick canvas.
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"Mom, You Rock!" Rock Paper Weight Craft
What you will need:
Smooth River Rocks
Pom Poms for the Nose
Decorative items such asL Lace, Buttons, Beads, Gems, Flowers
How to make the "Mom, You Rock" Rock Paper Weight Craft:
1. Clean and then paint the river rock.
2. When the paint is dry glue on eyes and a nose.
3. Cut a short length of feather boa for the hair and glue it to the top of the head.
4. Add decorative items to the hair such as ribbon, buttons, and beads.
5. Paint the teardrop-shaped wood pieces to look like shoes. After the paint has dried glue them to the bottom of the rock. (Instead of using the wooden pieces for shoes, you can make them look like hands.)
6. Print out the "Mom, You Rock" note card onto card stock and cut it out. Glue the rock to the note card.
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"Mom, You're Beary Special!" Mother's Day Card Craft for Kids
Remove the little bear from the mother's bear's arm and the words "Mom, You're Beary Special!" are revealed. Print out the pattern onto brown card stock and all you have to do is color the ears pink and cut out the patterns.
What you will need:
1. Patterns for this craft are available to members only. If you aren't a member, draw a big bear and a small bear that will fit in the arm of the big bear on to card stock.
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2. Cut out bears.
3. Cut around the arm of the big bear so that the little bear can be inserted under the big bear's arm.
2. Write "Dad, You're Beary Special!" on the stomach of the big bear so that it isn't visible when the little bear is in the big bear's arms.
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"Mom, You're PAWsitively PURRfect!" Picture Frame Craft for Kids
What you will need:
Photograph of Mother and Child
How to Make the Pawsitively Purrfect Picture Frame:
1. Patterns for this craft are available to members only. If you aren't a member, use a computer program to make a frame shape and print it out onto card stock. Cut out the frame, and the center of the frame.
2. Print out the Paw Print Patterns onto different colors of card stock and cat pattern onto a cat colored paper (available to members only), cut them out, and glue them to the frame. If you aren't a member you can use clip art or draw the paw prints and cat onto the frame.
You can also buy a cheap frame from a Dollar Store, glue the pictures onto the frame, and write the saying on the frame with a permanent marker.
3. Draw a picture for your mom and place it in the frame, or use a picture of yourself and your mom.
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Little Chef Recipe Card Holder Craft for Mother's Day
What you will need:
Cardstock (Heavy Paper)
Paper Cup
Plaster of Paris (Optional)
How to Make the Little Chef Recipe Card Holder:
1. Print out the Little Chef Pattern onto card stock (Heavy paper).
2. Color the picture and cut it out.
3. This craft can be made two different ways:
You can just use the pattern and a clothespin glue to the back of the arm, and then glue magnets to the back of the pattern and the clothespin so that the card holder can be attached to a metal surface.
Or you can glue the little chef pattern to a jumbo craft stick or paint stick so that the entire pattern is on the stick, and then glue the spring clothespin behind the little chef's arm so you can't see it from the front.
Place some Plaster of Paris in a paper cup and use tape to keep the little chef on the stick in place while it dries hard.
4. To finish write your favorite recipe on a recipe card and place it on the clothespin. The Recipe Card in this picture was found on the Internet.
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"Mom, I Love You to Pieces" Mother's Card Made with Puzzle Pieces Craft for Children
What you will need:
Large puzzle pieces from a Child's
How to Make this Mother's Card:
1. Turn your puzzle pieces over and paint at least two coats of acrylic paint on each piece.
2. Write "Mom, I Love You to Pieces" on a piece of card stock.
3. Glue the puzzle pieces on the paper with the saying and then write things on the puzzle pieces that make your Dad special such as "You are patient, kind, gentle, listen to me, etc."
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Free Mother's Day Crafts - Mother's Day Window Cling Patterns
What you will need:
Clear Vinyl (Get from Craft Store)
How to Make Window Clings:
1. Print out the patterns you would like to use to make the window clings.
(Patterns 1, Patterns 2, Patterns 3)
2. Cut a piece of clear vinyl a little bigger than the pattern.
3. Tape the clear vinyl over the pattern you are going to use.
4. Use the black leading to outline the entire picture starting from the inside of the picture working out. Turn the pattern around as you work so you don't mess up the wet leading with your hands.
5. Let the leading dry for a least an hour.
6. Fill in the image using the transparent paint. Don't make it too thick and make sure you don't leave any spaces.
7. You can add designs to the images by dropping different colors of paint onto the surface paint. Use a toothpick to make swirls and lines by touching the tip of the toothpick in the middle of the dot and moving outwards through the background color. The "Mom" window cling on the right was made using this technique.
8. Let the image dry over night and then carefully peel it off the vinyl.
You can use Plaid Gallery Glass Window Cling Paint from Amazon to make these clings.
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Mother's Day Cupcake Craft for Kids
What you will need:
Sequins and Other Decorative Items
How to Make Mother's Day Card:
1. Print out a picture of a cup cake and write on the bottom of the page, "Mom, you're like icing on a cake. You make my life sweeter." A pattern for this craft is available to members on The Resource Room.
2. Color the picture and then glue sequins and glitter all over the top of the cupcake to decorate it.
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Thank You Mother's Day Card Craft
1. Print out the pages to the cards and have your children color the pictures.
Patterns for this card is available to members.
Glue a bandaid to the cover page, Eraser to Page 1, Piece of tissue to Page 2, A penny to Page 3, Seeds to Page 4.
2. Do not cut the pages apart.
3. Fold the cover page and all the other pages in half so that the print is showing. Stick pages 1 and 2 inside the cover page so that the folded edge of the page is facing out. Do this for all of the pages, putting them in order as you go. The folded edge of the cover should be on the left and the folded edges of the other pages should be on the right when assembled.
4. Staple the pages together along the folded edge of the cover.
5. Children color the pictures and glue on objects:
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Comments from Subscribers:
I have just done the "Thank you Mother's Day Card" with our 7 year olds. It is a brilliant activity, though I did make one change. Instead of the coin for the "spending time with me", I drew a Mummy-sized arm that the children cut out and then glued on to show the child and Mum holding hands. It worked well. Thanks, Jackie Wheeler
"A Wiggle and A Jiggle" Mother's Day Card
The little bear on this card wiggles and jiggles back and forth.
What you will need:
Cardstock (Heavy weight paper)
Crayons or Colored Pencils
How to make this Mother's Day Card:
1. Print out the bear patterns, cut them out and color them. Cut out the curly cue looking thing on the solid lines to make a snake. (Printing Problems?)
2. Print out the card patterns and cut them apart. Tape the bears to the center of the card. Tape the outside end of the snake to the card and the inside end to the back of the bear. This will allow the bear to wiggle back and forth when the card is picked up. (Printing Problems?)
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Greatest Mom in the World Mother's Day Card Craft
This card says, "Mom, I'm glad you're my mom. If you weren't my mom, I wouldn't be your kid, and I wouldn't be able to give you this!" Mom opens the card to find a blue ribbon that says, "World's Greatest Mom!"
What you will need:
Crayons or Colored Pencils
Blue ribbon (optional)
How to make this Mother's Day Card:
1. Print out the card pattern onto card stock: Girl Pattern or Boy Pattern. Color the pictures and fold the card in half. (Printing Problems?)
2. Print out the ribbon patterns, cut them apart and color. To make it extra special, you can cut the blue ribbon hanging from the bottom and replace with a real blue ribbon.
Ribbon Pattern that says, "World's Greatest Mom!"
Ribbon Pattern that says, "World's Greatest"
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Just wanted to say thank you for this craft. It went so well in Sunday School today. The 2-3 yrs olds loved it. (The kids are now 3-4 yrs but will be with me till Sept.). I printed out the card, had made a photo of them a few weeks ago, made slits inside the card so that their photo would stay in it. They colored the outside picture of the boy-girl & we wrote Happy Mother's Day on the front. Fixed their photo in side the card.
Mother's Day Crafts on Other Pages
Mother's Day Crafts Page 2
Mother's Day Crafts Page 3
Also See Mother's Day Bible Crafts
Mother's Day Crafts on other Web Sites
Enchanting Learning - Mother's Day coupon cards, butterfly card, pop-up flower garden card and a hanging wall pocket from paper plates.
DLTK - You will find: Mother's Dad Cards, Coloring Pages, and don't miss the beautiful coffee filter flowers.


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What happened to the Lost Colony?
Growing up in North Carolina, I was always fascinated by the story of Sir Walter Raleigh's Lost Colony. How could over a hundred men, women, and children just disappear without anyone ever finding any sign of them later? No clues were left except the letters "CRO" carved on a tree and the word "CROATAN" carved on one of the fort's posts. This summer, I vacationed on the North Carolina Outer Banks and got to revisit the Lost Colony on Roanoke Island. We visited the Roanoke Island Festival Park, saw the fort's remains at the Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, and watched the outdoor drama at the Lost Colony Theater. Of course, I picked up several books about the Lost Colony while I was there.
Roanoke The Lost Colony: An Unsolved Mystery from History by Jane Yolen and Heidi Elisabet Yolen Stemple, illustrated by Roger Roth (Simon and Schuster Books for Young Readers 2003)
When I saw Jane Yolen's name on this picture book, I knew I had to have it. I was not disappointed. It invites you to become a detective to study the clues and develop your own theories about what happened to those missing colonists. Straightforward text presents the facts of the story, with a focus on the main characters involved: Sir Walter Raleigh, John White, Manteo, and Eleanor Dare. Sidebars give additional information and define key terms. I loved the illustrations, which which capture the flavor of Elizabethan England and show both the beauty and harshness of this new world. The end presents five of the most popular theories to explain the disappearance of the colonists. The best news of all? This book is just one of a series of books which explores unexplained mysteries from history!
Cate of the Lost Colony by Lisa Klein (Bloomsbury 2010)
Lady Catherine may be an entirely fictional character, but her story weaves through life at court as one of Queen Elizabeth's ladies in waiting. I would not have wanted to find my way through the political intrigue at court, but Lady Catherine manages quite well. At least she does until she falls for the dashing Sir Walter Raleigh. When their forbidden romance is discovered, Cate is thrown into the Tower of London until the queen banishes her across the ocean as a member of the new colony on Roanoke Island. Cate is devastated to be torn from Sir Walter Raleigh, but she is excited to see this new world for herself. Once there, she faces incredible beauty and hardship. Unlike many of the colonists, she is eager to become friendly with the Croatan Indians who live nearby. As her homesickness for England–and Sir Walter Raleigh–fade, she becomes intrigued with Manteo. Might she find another love? Lisa Klein explains in a note in the back which parts of this story are true, and which are not.
Roanoke Island: The Beginning of English America by David Stick (University of North Carolina Press 1983)
David Stick's book is the real history. It is a comprehensive summary of the events leading up to and following Sir Walter Raleigh's Lost Colony. It is fairly readable for a more scholarly work, but it probably more than I really wanted to know. Stick presents all the facts that are known, including later hoaxes that claimed to solve the mystery. He stops short of drawing any firm conclusions as to what happened or why it happened beyond the implications for later English settlement of America. I just wish there was some way to know for certain what happened to those English men and women. I would like to think (and some evidence suggests) that at least some of them survived and lived with the Croatan Indians or other groups.
Even though new clues are tantalizing, we will probably never know exactly what happened. I did find it interesting that none of the bookstores/gift shops carried Lee Miller's Roanoke: Solving the Mystery of the Lost Colony. I found her theories intriguing, though she definitely goes beyond stating the facts into a fascinating interpretation of those facts.
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I would love to read this book! I have always heard about this story ever since about fifth grade, and it always interested me. I tried to do find research on it, but never had the time. Now I have plenty of free time and hope to get to this book as soon as possible.Reply
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Simply put, Flash looks like it's a major drag on speed. When Google introduced Android 2.2 at last week's Google I/O event, they bragged about its incredible speed, and it looks like they weren't lying--the Nexus One handily beats both the iPhone and HD2 in page loading time. However, that's only with Flash uninstalled.
With Flash installed, the iPhone smokes the Nexus One, with the HD2 just about on par with the Flash-enabled Nexus. Even worse, Flash doesn't seem to have all the bugs ironed out—performance isn't just slow to load, but is very choppy while scrolling and often buggy. Sure, Flash-enabled ads show up more accurately, with animations intact, but is that worth what seems to be a huge sacrifice in usability?
To be fair, Flash games seem to load really nicely (I love the long-press-to-go-fullscreen interface) and video is mostly intact (though whether Hulu works is a toss-up on any given day). And it's great that Flash is a separate app, rather than built in to Android itself. That means Adobe can issue updates without having to wait for a full OS update, which is especially nice since it seems like they need to send one out as soon as possible. It also means you can easily uninstall it if you would rather have speed than flashy ads, games, or video.
The interesting question here is, "Was Steve Jobs right about Flash?" Granted, 10.1 is a beta, but Adobe has been bragging that Flash works great on a mobile device, and 10.1 hasn't proved that so far. Is it worth the performance hit to have more accurately rendered websites? If Flash can't iron out the bugs, I have a feeling that users will only install it temporarily when they want to watch a video or play a game—it's too harmful to stay unmonitored otherwise.
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Back in April we reported on a suit filed against TBN – the right-wing televangelism powerhouse based in Orange County, California – by Brittany Koper, a granddaughter of TBN founders Paul and Jan Crouch and a former senior executive at the organization. The suit alleged "multiple cover-ups of sexual and criminal scandals," including a cover-up of a "bloody sexual assault." A new suit, filed last week by Koper's 19-year-old sister Carra Crouch, sheds signficant light on the allegation.
A granddaughter of Trinity Broadcasting Network founders Jan and Paul Crouch filed a lawsuit Monday alleging that she was plied with alcohol and raped by a TBN employee when she was just 13 — and that her family covered up the incident, rather than report it to authorities, to protect TBN's reputation.Carra Crouch, now 19, was distraught after the 2006 assault by a 30-year-old man, and told her grandmother what had happened. "Jan (Crouch) became furious and began screaming at Ms. Crouch, a thirteen year old girl, and began telling her 'it is your fault,'" according to the suit.Carra Crouch then told John Casoria, TBN's in-house counsel and her second cousin; he became agitated and told her that he didn't believe her, it says. "He elaborated by stating he further believed she was already sexually active 'so it did not really matter' and he 'believed she may have propositioned him,' " the suit alleges.
The 30-year-old TBN employee, who Crouch had known for years, wound up in her room and ordered a bottle of wine from room service on Trinity's account ("Trinity Broadcasting makes a regular practice of providing alcohol to its employees during business meetings"), the suit alleges. He coerced her to drink it "in an attempt to get her intoxicated," and she did, it says. She asked him to leave her room, and he responded by giving her a glass of water to "help her feel better."Carra Crouch drank the glass of water and passed out immediately, according to the suit. When she awoke the next morning, the man was lying next to her, there was blood on the bed sheets, and she had "severe pain and soreness in her body in places which indicated she had been molested and raped," it alleges. She locked herself in the bathroom and screamed at the man to leave her room, and returned to California that day.That glass of water, Crouch now believes, contained a date rape drug which caused her to pass out.
Casoria, TBN's in-house attorney, fired him over the telephone, saying Trinity had gathered enough evidence to terminate him with cause, that the evidence was "most probably sufficient to bring criminal charges" against him, and that Trinity would not disclose the evidence to the police if he would not file for unemployment, worker's compensation or an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claim, the suit alleges.


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This thought just came to me and it sounds like an awesome idea. Would it be possible to write an app for the X-fi that allows you to write apps without use of the computer? I enjoy programming but not all the time I have the use of a computer. If it's not possible, it is still a great idea, but if it is then I want the app if anyone programs it.
This would be possible using any text editor app I believe. The problem would be the inability to run the program unless some slight modifications are made as to how it saves the files and organizes them.
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Turning my 350 into a 383?
Plan A was to build a tight little 327. That fell trough when my machine shop found a crack in the block (that would explain why I got it for free). So plan B is to build a four bolt 350. But I can't get my mind off stroking it to 383. My question is what does this involve? I'm guessing different crank and rods with 350 pistons. Any light on the subject would be put to good use. Thanks
There is alot of little things involved. The best way in my opinion is to buy a kit with everything you need. You can get a 400 crank and get the journels turned down and wacth out for cam clearance you need 3.75 rod and pistons for a 383, 350 pistons can hit the heads. your rods need to be able to clear cam, and the cylinders might need to be modified to clear rods plus being bored. 030' over
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I think I was wrong on saying that 350 pistons would hit the cylinders i think the skirts are to long. There is something kind of adjustment needed to be made. A company called Power House makes some good kits they were fetured in Hot Rod mag. last year.Their website is www.enginekits.com
block will have to have alittle material removed by the bottoms of ea. cylinder to make way for the crank but this is so common that all machine shops ought to know about it. don't know the cost. there's lots of crank kits out there. speed-o-motive 562-945-2758 has crank piston rods for $400, and $500; powerhouse 661-861-0167 same for $470; summit probably @$1100;PAW@$650 scoggin $900 have to call and ask what all comes with what.
O.K. I'm leaning toward the kit that powerhouse puts out. So with this kit I won't need to machine the 350 block anything special? And do I treat the 383 like a 400 when it comes to using a 400 balancer and flexplate? Finally I believe I read my compression will be at 9.6 with the heads I have (76 cc), can I bring that down closer to 9.0 with the right head gasket? Thanks for all the help!
You still might have to grind out on the bottom of the cylinders for rod clearance. Yes you need a 400 balancer and flexplate. A thicker head gasket will bring down compression.
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You still might have to grind out on the bottom of the cylinders for rod clearance. Yes you need a 400 balancer and flexplate. A thicker head gasket will bring down compression.

I did see one example, (don't remember where) where by using special narrow rods, you wouldn't have to relieve the bottom of the cylinders . Still, I guess it would be easier to do a little grinding than to find these "Mystery rods."
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only a LITTLE grinding was needed on my sbc.
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I had my machine work done in a shop in amarillo tx. thay had the kit i let them build the bottem half. check your local machine shops.
The engine has to be bored over .030 and u need a 400 crank w/ a 5.7 rod. You can buy the whole kit. I purchased mine from Crower, but if this is a budget build up or street motor. There are a ton of companies out there that offer theses kits.
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Turning the Clock Back on Voting Rights
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Shelby County, Ala. is suing the Justice Department because they think that Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (and its reauthorization in 1982 and 2006) is unfair. The facts: The small city of Calera redistricted its boundaries in a way that the sole African American councilman lost his seat. Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act forced a new election with different boundaries, and Ernest Montgomery regained his seat.
Shelby County (which includes parts of Birmingham) objects to the provision of the Voting Rights Act that requires that areas with histories of past discrimination have changes to voting laws and boundaries monitored by the Justice Department. This would include many southern states, as well as areas, such as Alaska, that have historical discrimination against Native people, and Texas and parts of California, that have historic discrimination against Latinos. They say that it's all equal now and there is no need to monitor them.
Not surprisingly, conservatives and the Attorney Generals of several affected states have filed amicus briefs to support Shelby County. These include the states of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Georgia, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Texas. Additionally the usual suspects such as the Conservative Legal Defense Fund, the Cato Institute, the Pacific Legal Foundation and the Southeast Legal Foundation, among others, have lined up to support Shelby. It is not surprising that the conservative Project 21, nominally an African American organization, has lined up to support Shelby.
It is more surprising that the National Black Chamber of Commerce has filed an amicus brief. I'd be most interested in leaning where the Black Chamber polled its membership before filing this brief. If I were a member, I'd have to cancel my membership. If my dues were used to support that nonsense, I'd be repelled. I guess it just goes to show that "everybody brown ain't down", and raises questions about this organization.
Many suggest that Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act means there is no need for Section 5. While Section 2 allows lawsuits, it forces plaintiffs to show that changes in voting provisions are motivated by "invidious practices." Section 5 says that those who are known to have engaged in such practices are required to have the Department of Justice review them.
If our nation had never chosen to implement the 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution, there would have been no need for the Voting Rights Act. The Fourteenth Amendment actually states that state population decides the number of Congressional representatives, but if enough people are denied the right to vote, Congressional representation should be reduced. This provision has never been enforced, even when the whole Black population in some southern states could not vote.
The Fifteenth Amendment prohibits denying the right to vote based on race, color, and previous condition of servitude, and authorized Congress to enforce this amendment with the appropriate action and legislation. Until 1876, federal troops enforced the right that African Americans had to vote, spurring an unprecedented level of African American civic participation. Because the African American population (and number of voters) was greater than the number of Whites in Mississippi, Louisiana and South Carolina, African Americans were elected as lieutenant governors, secretaries of state and treasurers (not to mention Gov. Pinchback of Mississippi, who served a scant two months and was denied seats he was elected to in the Senate and to Congress). Additionally 16 African Americans served in Congress - two in the Senate and 14 in the House of Representatives. No wonder some were eager to nullify the Fifteenth Amendment. Federal troops were withdrawn from southern states in 1877; in 2013, 136 years later, southern states are asking that voting protection be withdrawn from their states.


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|Jul 25 2008, 05:46 PM Post #21
How in the world can you speak for "traditional" Days fans? I started watching in 1975 or so. The times you consider "traditional" are the years I QUIT watching. If you really want traditional, then Doug and Julie should still be the top couple on the show.
OK, I'm stopping before I get in trouble....but it's phraseology (like Mayor Shinn would say) such as "THE fans" or even "THE traditional fans", lumping everyone in one big pot, that really get my goat. It's as bad as using ratings as the be-all and end-all measurement.
In other words, the fans who aren't the so-called "traditional" fans merit no consideration?
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|Jul 25 2008, 07:49 PM Post #22
I thought they did praise Hogan especially in the beginning. Maybe i'm wrong but that is not my point. Days sells magazines so does GH and ATWT, why who knows, maybe its because those shows focus on a few characters and make them the stars of the show and market the hell out of them. That is just my point, these guys are in the business of selling mags so they play nice nice with the shows that make them money.
The mere fact that every six months since the decision was made to bring the dead back and stick them on Melaswen the mags with a straight face would have a headline to the effect 'PLAN TO SAVE DAYS' and let Corday go on and on about how the fans would love it without once, saying, 'Ken, you said that 6 months ago and people are still unhappy so you are full of shit shows where their focus is. These mags aren't meant to be critiques or objective, they are the opinions of a few and everything else is to sell, sell, sell. I don't blame them for that but I think their words and opinions are taken to have more weight than they actually do. Why should any of their opinions mean an iota more than mine? They don't and I don't agree with them most of the time. They are biased as Bill O'Reilly.
|Jul 26 2008, 02:07 AM Post #23
Actually, for once I will stick up for the mags. Stephanie Sloane has called Corday out numerous times on how he said something and it never happened. I still recall her calling him out last summer on how he lied about Bo, Hope, John, and Marlena seeing more airtime. She called him out and he admitted she got him. He lied. Sloane does a decent job. It's the ones who write the critical pieces like Leahey, Hinsey, etc that are the problems IMO.
The "PLAN TO SAVE DAYS" headlines have been a tradition well before Melaswen and JER's run. We began seeing them at the end of Langan's run after we had 3 months of nonstop teens. That was the first time and since then we've gotten one at least once a year.
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I had been watching Days non stop since 2006. In mid June, I stopped when it became clear that the direction of not only my favorite storyline, but other stories, had taken a U-turn. I was unable to understand why characters' behavior suddenly shifted. Ed Scott mentioned Days' becoming a character-based soap opera -- I don't see it. I see moving from plot point A to plot point B with no purpose except to have events happen and to upset the apple cart, so to speak. Before, even when the show was bad, I'd still tune in to see my favorite characters. But now, that's not enough because they aren't the characters I fell in love with. I can't watch them without feeling sick to my stomach now. As a result, I won't sit through other stories I have little or no interest in (like I used to) because the one story I was into has vaporized.
To make a long story short, I don't know whether it's Corday, Higley or the janitor, but someone has messed up Days for this viewer beyond repair. I read boards to see what's going on, hoping to see something that will draw me back. Maybe Stefano, but I'm afraid that his character will be destroyed too after no time. Sorry to be such a downer, but I feel as if a show that I had invested a lot of time in has given me the finger.
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:applause: Great post! That is how I feel too.
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I just have two words in response to Lynn Leahey.
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Ryan Giggs told Manchester United supporters there will be happier times ahead after a desperately disappointing season.
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The interim manager delivered an on-pitch address after a 3-1 home win over Hull at Old Trafford, in which he made a late cameo appearance off the bench.
It could prove to be the last time 40-year-old Giggs plays at Old Trafford, with his contract up in the summer and uncertainty over his future.
He made a claim for a penalty, set up a goal for Robin van Persie, and almost scored with a late free-kick.
Giggs and departing captain Nemanja Vidic then both gave emotional speeches to the crowd before disappearing down the tunnel.
After a season in which Sir Alex Ferguson's successor David Moyes failed to deliver success, and was sacked in April, Giggs insisted United will get back to trophy-winning ways.
Giggs said: "I'd just like to say a big thank you from all the players and all the staff for all your support this year. A special thanks also to Nemanja to who is leaving us this year. He goes with our best wishes for success in the coming years.
"We know it has been tough this season and over the years we have been spoilt by the success we have had. You have always supported the team and the staff and I am sure in coming years we will bring you more success.
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Teenager James Wilson scored twice on his United debut and Giggs said: "It's always been the way at United, to give young players a chance. He's a good player. He's exciting and he's trained with us the last couple of days and not looked out of place."
Giggs, who takes the team to Southampton on Sunday's final day of the Premier League season, stressed he is unaware what United intend to do about the managerial situation.
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You might be wondering where the 'Blazer' is in this upcoming set of Air Force 1s, and outside of the colorway, the Blazer influence isn't really that obvious. You might think that old-school tongue tag would make these a simple VNTG-style release, but those tags are before the Air Force 1s time, making a VNTG release an anachronism instead. The Blazer Pack is in fact the original suede colorways of the Blazer, with tonal navy, royal, red, green, and purple (womens) being offered up in this funky Summer 2013 set of releases, so check out all five after the jump and let us know if any of the colorways stand out on their own.
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Anyone know when the Midnight Navy / Sail are being released?
These red 1s are tooooo wet.
Is it me or these sneakers already turning ashy grey? You cant even get a drop of sweat on these because they will turn in a heartbeat.. Nice kicks though....
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Kinda need those red ones.
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Kathleen Parker made some outrageous accusations about President Barack Obama in her Tuesday op-ed column "Religious freedom is endangered here, too," particularly about a decision by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
The case of Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School vs. the commission had nothing to do with whether the government can decide whom a church hires as minister.
Cheryl Perich taught religious education, art, science, social studies and music at the church school. She took a disability leave and, when she attempted to return to work, she was told she had been replaced. When she threatened to file a lawsuit for wrongful termination, she was fired for insubordination.
The Supreme Court gave religious organizations a broad exemption from employment law by concluding that each institution gets to define the term minister.
In every church and synagogue of which I've ever been a member, however, the minister or rabbi was a person hired to be the spiritual leader of the congregation, not simply a school employee.
I agree that churches have a right to call anyone they want a minister.
Heck, they can call everyone who walks in the door a minister if they wish, but it is unjust to manipulate the definition to deny ordinary employees equal protection under the law.
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Liverpool take on Udinese at Anfield in their second Europa League group game on Thursday.
Coming off a 5-3 victory over Young Boys last time out and, more recently, a 5-2 Premier League win over Norwich City, Liverpool are in fine form and should be able to get a result against the struggling Italians.
With an important game coming up against Stoke City on Sunday, Brendan Rodgers should take the opportunity to rest first-teamers like Daniel Agger, Steven Gerrard, Pepe Reina and Luis Suarez, opening up opportunities for the younger players in the squad.
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See I can't seem to get past the fact that Gabi is not and never will or has been the town pariah. The only people that know what she did is Nick (who one would think would be a bit torn about it since Melanie helped get him out and she did hurt Melanie). But that's not the point, the only people who know what she did is Rafe (trying to protect her, Justin her lawyer) and Chad/EJ which now aren't going to say anything. So she will never pay for her crimes two people are dead for what she started and she walks away the winner with a smug face. Telling Chad if he had told her there was no future for them none of that would have happened, bitch he had a live in girl friend (duh is anyone in there McFly). Although have to say she's a Hernandez and Tomlin show his favortism to anything Rafe related. Doubt Abby will ever find out that Gabi is the reason her father is dead, but she'll sure tear Chad a new one for beating up Nick. :shame: Sounds a bit backward to me.
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The entrance halls and ground floor public spaces of the U.S. Department of Education are filled year-round with color, creativity, and powerful ideas, thanks to the talents of young artists from the United States and around the world. In November, ED conducted a host of special activities celebrating the 15th anniversary of International Education Week, including an opening reception and ribbon cutting for the 2014 VSA international children's art exhibit Yo soy…Je Suis…I am…My Neighborhood, presented by the Office of Very Special Arts (VSA) & Accessibility and the Department's Student Art Exhibit Program. Each year VSA, a Jean Kennedy Smith Arts and Disability Program of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, receives over 700 international and national entries from students with disabilities, ages 3–22, and competition winners display their artwork at ED.
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2014 Scholastic Art and Writing Award Winners Featured at ED: They Gave Their Inspiring Voices and Visions
Each September brings a special day at the U.S. Department of Education: a day when the marble halls and foyers of the agency's headquarters fill with excited crowds of students, teachers, families, local and visiting officials, and passionate supporters of the arts.
This year was no exception: on Friday, Sept. 19, winners of the 2014 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards were honored for their accomplishments. The Department sponsored the opening of two exhibits, one of awardees from around the country and one of Portland, Ore., awardees, with a total of 80 works of art. Among the honorees were the five newly chosen National Student Poets.
The day began with two workshops — one in the visual arts for the teachers of student winners, and one in poetry for the student winners.
Magnet Schools Work to Promote Diversity, STEM Opportunity
What's the first thing you think about when you hear about magnet schools?
If you had asked me before this summer, I probably wouldn't have been able to answer the question. I knew a lot of people who attended magnet schools as kids, but that was about it.
After this summer, however, I know a great deal more about magnet schools and the role they play in American education. As an intern for the Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP), I spent my summer researching Office of Innovation and Improvement funding to magnet schools and the impact of that money in 12 states nationwide. Magnet schools are free public schools that offer a specialized curriculum — like performing arts, International Baccalaureate (IB), or science — to students interested in a particular theme or focus.
The MSAP provides federal grants to local education agencies (LEAs) or consortia of LEAs to implement magnet school programs to achieve the primary purposes of promoting racial/ethnic diversity in schools and improving academic achievement.
Paving a New Path: The Growth of Illinois Charter Schools Outside of Chicago
During the past three years, the Illinois Network of Charter Schools (INCS) has dramatically expanded its work to educate Illinois residents about the charter school model, and to support charter school "design teams"— made up of teachers, former educators, and community organizations, for example — that seek to launch new, high-quality public schools in their respective communities. With support from the Office of Innovation and Improvement, INCS has grown its Charter Starter Consulting program to deliver consistent content and counsel to design teams while maintaining a strong focus on customized services. As a result, INCS has planted the seeds for additional charter schools to thrive, especially outside of Chicago, Illinois' largest city, and to raise student achievement for increasing numbers of Illinois students.
16 University Museums Showcase the Work of Their Youngest Students
On July 23, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) was proud to host the grand opening of the student art exhibit Museums: pARTners in Learning at its headquarters in Washington. In their second collaboration, ED and the Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD) worked for more than a year to present the visual artwork and creative writing from the arts education programs at 16 academic museums. Students, family members, teachers, and art museum directors from across the country celebrated the opening of the exhibit of magnificent work by students ages 5–17.
Deputy Under Secretary Jamie Studley welcomed guests to the Department and thanked AAMD for its partnership, adding that "we [at ED] are all about partnerships because we recognize that it is only in working together that we can achieve our goals." Studley not only emphasized the critical partnership for learning between art and other classroom subjects, such as chemistry, history and math, she also noted the importance of art "as a source of inspiration and a way to practice discipline, build skills, and get better at doing something."
Iredell-Statesville Schools Find a Boost from "Investing In Innovation"
Serving more than 21,000 students, Iredell-Statesville Schools (I-SS) in North Carolina ranks among the 20 largest school districts in the Tar Heel State. The district serves 36 schools in Iredell County — a diverse blend of urban, suburban, and rural neighborhoods — 40 miles north of Charlotte. Four years ago, the district faced a dilemma: While it ranked in the top 10 percent of North Carolina districts in academic performance, it needed to increase teacher effectiveness and boost the academic achievement of its high-needs students, English learners, and students with disabilities. And while district leaders had a plan to achieve this ambitious goal, the annual I-SS budget resided in the basement of the state's 212 districts, in the bottom five percent.
The plan to achieve their North Star goal of equity in student achievement was aptly called COMPASS — Collaborative Organizational Model to Promote Aligned Support Structures — with the route to success predicated on targeted professional development that focuses on use of data, curricular improvements, and instructional approaches to identify where students are struggling and address their individual academic needs. I-SS teachers would be equipped with the tools to ensure that all of their students are on track to achieve their learning goals. Integral to this approach is the alignment of the school's support structures for teachers and deepening existing professional learning communities where educators collaborate, analyze student performance data, and share best practices.
In 2010, I-SS entered their COMPASS plan in OII's Investing in Innovation (i3) competition and received a $4.99 million Development grant, setting them on a multi-year journey that would begin with bolstered professional development, followed by piloting the new approach in several schools, and eventually result in district-wide implementation.
Iredell-Statesville Schools Teaches ED About Its Culture and Its Nerve of Excellence
On May 2, six months after the government shutdown forced a stop to their art exhibit opening at the ED headquarters, a delegation of nearly 100 student artists, teachers, school administrators, and parents from the Iredell-Statesville Schools (I-SS) in North Carolina arrived at ED to celebrate the artistic accomplishments of students in the visual arts, music, theatre, and dance.
In recognition of their excellent work, Associate Assistant Deputy Secretary for Innovation and Improvement Ursula Wright opened the program by applauding the district's improved academic outcomes and decreased dropout rate as a result of its focus on arts integration. "Your collective investment in arts education is a testament to your communities' commitment to uplifting the entire child," she said, "… to ensuring that the youth in the Iredell-Statesville school system will receive a well-rounded education that will help to develop their creativity, increase engagement, and enrich their academic curriculum."
Brady Johnson, the I-SS superintendent, expressed his gratitude for the students' talents and his optimism for the great impact that their generation will have on the nation in the future. One saying in particular influenced his decision to make arts integration a central aspect of his district's curriculum: "Kids can make beautiful art, but art can make beautiful kids."
i3 Grant Increases Success of Under-Represented Advanced Placement Students
Across Colorado, students who don't normally attend Advanced Placement (A.P.)* classes are not only attending, but also are earning passing scores in those classes. This is thanks to the Colorado Legacy Schools Initiative (CLSI) and its outreach to 23 high schools throughout the state. The Initiative's purpose is to dramatically increase the number and diversity of students succeeding in math, science, and English A.P. courses.
A 2013 report by the Education Trust, Finding America's Missing AP and IB Students, notes that while 91 percent of American public school students in 2010 attended high schools that offered A.P courses, only about 12 percent of those students participated in the courses. Moreover, that participation disproportionally favored middle- and high-income students, who were three times more likely to enroll in A.P. courses as low-income students. Similar advanced course participation disparities were found between racial and ethnic student groups. White students participated at the 12-percent national average for A.P. enrollment and Asian students at more than twice that rate. By contrast, the A.P. participation rates for black, American Indian, and Hispanic students ranged from six to nine percent. The "real advanced-course opportunity gap lies … not between schools, but within them," the report noted, estimating that "if all groups of students attending AP schools were served equally, more than 640,000 additional low-income students and students of color would benefit."
Other research supports CLSI's commitment to seeing that students not just take A.P. courses but pass their rigorous exams, increasing the students' competitiveness for college admissions and advance course credits, as well as their eligibility for scholarships, potential to double major or study abroad, and the likelihood of graduating in four years.
CSP Leadership Grantee Offers the Tools to Build a Stronger Charter Sector
In November 2012, the National Association of Charter School Authorizers (NACSA) launched the One Million Lives Campaign with the goal of creating better school options for at least a million children in the nation's charter schools. The campaign focuses on closing the poorest-performing schools, those charters that are failing our children, while opening even more great schools — schools that will succeed in living up to the promise of the charter school sector.
At the heart of this campaign is a set of activities funded by an OII Charter Schools Program (CSP) National Leadership Activities grant to NACSA. In the fall of 2010, NACSA initiated the Creating Quality Charter Schools through Performance Management, Replication, and Closure (PMRC) project to better address the unacceptable number of poor-performing schools that are charter schools. While the charter school sector has often led the way on accountability for performance, the systems for defining, measuring, and acting upon school quality, as well as for replicating good schools and for closing failing schools, are often lacking. The PMRC project was designed to leverage the current effective practices of authorizers successful in these areas and develop core policies and practices that can be disseminated and implemented across the nation.
Slammin' on Education
What happens when you invite students to a project directors' conference on school leadership? They infuse the atmosphere with energy and enthusiasm, push the envelope in thoughtful ways, inspire with their creativity, and remind the adults why our work is critical.
OII's School Leadership Program office recently hosted a convening for 45 of its grantees currently implementing projects that prepare and develop principals to serve in high-need schools and districts. The conference provided an opportunity for districts, universities, partner organizations, Principal Ambassador Fellows, and federal policymakers to learn from each other and other experts in the field about how to improve and promote school leadership. Throughout the two-day conference, student performers graced the stage to intermittently bring our work back in focus while also challenging us all with provocative questions, such as "At what point does patience give way to urgency in our reforms?"


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When I watch my pug friend Winston chew his bone, all seems right with the world. It keeps him occupied and becomes a "keep away from dad" activity for us if I pretend to want the bone. I also know he's keeping his teeth free of plaque as an extra benefit. Yet, a recent MSNBC report outlines what vets know all too well: Dogs will eat and chew whatever we give them, and sometimes the bones that we give them with good intentions cause them harm. The most common problems related to bone ingestion are these:
So, how do we make chewing a bone as safe an activity for our dogs as possible?
1. Don't feed your dog animal bones. Think those are special treats worth picking up for your friend? They're not. Animal bones are often sharp with jagged edges and can result in a very sick dog.
2. Don't feed your dog pig ears or cow hooves. They can make your dog very sick.
3. Choose a bone appropriate in size for the size of dog. Feeding a bone that is too small carries the risk that your dog may gulp or swallow the bone whole. Feeding a bone that is too large could cause a fragment to get stuck. I like Nylabones, as these come in varied sizes and break into very small pieces as the dog chews. Dogs should be able to easily manipulate the bone with their front feet and chew the bone without difficulty. They should be able to carry the bone around in their mouth with a small portion of the bone protruding from the side of the mouth.
4. Small dogs are at greatest risk of bone-related complications because of the small diameter of their gastrointestinal tract. Also, be wary when your neighbor with the Akita offers your dog a huge bone as a gift. Thanks, but no thanks.
5. Beware of Greenies. Greenies are a popular product; their appeal is that they do not break up or fragment when chewed. But this also means that if your dog gulps or swallows them whole, the bone will never dissolve and must be surgically removed.
Additionally, there are many people whose dogs are now vegetarian! That would be the safest bet of all!
So, all you bone-chewers out there, be happy and be safe!
The Greenies package states they are "easily digestible" but the comment above said they are not; and that they must be surgically removed. The main ingredients are flour, glycerin, gelatin. I'm hoping his stomach acid can digest it bc my 50lb boxer just gulped one down.
Gave our dog a bone from a stk she's got very sick neveraagain my baby got sick. Pooped on us at 3am woke us up
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