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Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
The River of Cattle by Alice V. Brock
Price: $3.97 USD. Words: 63,850. Language: English. Published: November 1, 2016 by Pen-L Publishing. Categories: Fiction » Western, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
Will Whitaker's eleventh summer is one thrill after another. A cattle drive with a famous Texas Ranger, a Comanche trying to steal his horse, a buffalo stampede, thirst-maddened cattle crossing eighty miles of alkali desert to a dangerous ford on the Pecos River—it's almost more than Will can endure. He works as a drover, riding his best friend Buck, a big buckskin stallion. Danger is everywhere.
Ruth's Adventure by Paul David Robinson
Price: Free! Words: 100,470. Language: English. Published: September 20, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western, Fiction » Western
In the spring of 1904, Ruth Andrews travels with her family in a covered wagon from a whistle-stop in Colorado into the mountains and to her family's new home in a log cabin. She learns to ride a pony, shoot a rifle, cook on a campfire, and take turns doing chores. She was eight years old. She had two brothers and two sisters. She meets a boy her age and they become best friends.
Killdeer Winds by Aaron Michael Ritchey
Price: $5.99 USD. Words: 80,720. Language: English. Published: September 5, 2016 by WordFire Press. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western, Fiction » Science fiction » Apocalyptic
It is the year 2058. The Sino-American War has decimated several generations of men, and the Sterility Epidemic has made 90% of the surviving males sterile. Electricity does not function in five western states. Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, and Montana are territories once again. Collectively, they are known as the Juniper. It is the most dangerous place on Earth.
Stone Fever by Norman Westhoff
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 90,160. Language: English. Published: July 16, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Adventure, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
"Stone Fever" offers an engrossing romp through a world of the 24th century that has been radically reorganized due to global warming. A group of technologically advanced explorers encounters a nomadic tribe living in a post-glacial Antarctica. The clash between these two entities yields a treasure trove of adventures which runs the gamut from witchcraft to space travel.
The James Barkley Gang by Drac Von Stoller
Series: 31 Horrifying Tales from The Dead Volume 7. Price: Free! Words: 1,110. Language: English. Published: July 4, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Horror » Ghost, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
The James Barkley gang were well known outlaws in the town of Gold Dust during 1876. James Barkley thought if anyone found any gold in the town of Gold Dust they wouldn't mind sharing, but he was dead wrong because no one in the town liked the James Barkley gang. One night when James Barkley and his gang were camping out planning their next stage coach robbery.
The Ghost of Billy the Kid by Drac Von Stoller
Series: 31 Horrifying Tales from The Dead Volume 7. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 1,230. Language: English. Published: July 4, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western, Fiction » Horror » Ghost
The ghost town of Drearington felt like a good place for investor Mr. Harrington, but his investment would later turn into the investment from hell. The owner had the ghost town for sale for decades because he always was an honest man, and every time he opened his big fat mouth about the abandoned town from the 1800's being filled with poltergeist activity, that was enough to scare them away.
Dinosaurs of the Unwinnable West by Sam Pugh
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 61,160. Language: English. Published: March 3, 2016. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western, Fiction » Children's books » Animals / Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures
The country struggles from the aftermath of the Civil War, and the struggle is made worse by the appearance of primordial creatures just west of the Mississippi. Hutch, a young entrepreneur on the run from his dead father's debts, flees into the new territory with a stego convoy. He soon joins Wendy, an explorer from Washington, D.C. Together they adventure into the wilds of Dinosaur Territory!
Stagecoach Summer by Judith Wade
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 25,870. Language: English. Published: December 15, 2015 by Anchor Group. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Paranormal
Combine four friends, their horses and a farm in trouble. Add a rickety stagecoach and a pesky ghost and what do you get? A summer of fun, with a dash of spine-tingling adventure!
The Prairie Drifter by Richard Wyn Jones
Price: $6.99 USD. Words: 46,220. Language: English. Published: November 30, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Adventure » General, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
Animal fiction. Among the wild horses of the American Prairies there is a Prophecy. One day a saviour will come, heralding new hope for his kind. Born into a world of danger, he must flee for his life enduring great hardship on a treacherous journey of discovery before returning a true Mustang to face the destiny that he was born for; to conquer the evil force that drove him away.
Headed West: The Life and Times of Buffalo Jimmy by Dean Wesley Smith
Price: $5.99 USD. Words: 39,660. Language: English. Published: November 16, 2015 by WMG Publishing. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western, Fiction » Historical » Western & American frontier
1866: Jimmy Gray's parents killed by an evil man, Jimmy's brother wounded, the family treasure in the form of a gold mine deed stolen. Jimmy finds himself alone and facing a deadly journey west to track and find the man who killed his parents. Can Jimmy, his first time out of the big eastern cities, learn the ways of the West fast enough to stay alive? Maybe with some help from his friends.
Meeting of the Mustangs by Cathy Kennedy
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 24,480. Language: English. Published: June 7, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western, Fiction » Children's books » Lifestyles / Farm & Ranch Life(5.00 from 2 reviews)
A black colt is born into a band of wild mustangs and soon learns that life can often be difficult. Follow his story as he goes from a free spirit to being captured for profit, and discover how one man gains the trust and extreme loyalty of a very special horse.
Rebellion's New Beginnings by Doug Ball
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 61,790. Language: English. Published: May 18, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Adventure » Action, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
Sequel to Gentle Rebellion. The rebellion continues as Alex struggles to learn what school never taught him about ranchin', dancin', and romancin', all tangled up in wolves, family, business, dams, rustlers, women, lawyers, and friends.
A Sky So Big by Ransom Wilcox & Karl Beckstrand
Price: $3.65 USD. Words: 53,300. Language: English. Published: May 13, 2015 by Karl Beckstrand. Categories: Fiction » Romance » Clean & wholesome, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
A man and a woman, each searching for missing family members, clash amid a Nevada silver rush scheme that leaves both unsure who to trust--and scrambling to stay alive.
The Runaway by Mary T Bradford
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 26,620. Language: English. Published: April 19, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Historical » Western & American frontier, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
On the night young Jed Harmon leaves his home town of Beavers Creek, he vows never to return. A search for a new life lay ahead of him. Meeting up with some cowboys and getting a job on a cattle drive, Jed reckons life has never been so good. However, on reaching Parson's Creek, the Sheriff is looking for a young outlaw that resembles Jed.
Shannoran by Barbara Bretana
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 64,140. Language: English. Published: April 17, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
I was five years old when I accidently stowed away on the ship bound for the Americas. I jumped ship in the harbor of the town called San Francisco and swam to shore. Was found by Indians and raised by a gentle tribe called the Miwok until the Blackfoot raided and stole me as a slave. I tried to escape but after ten years, I was more Indian than white. Until the white men came in search of gold.
Under the Mountain: Book Two of the Hawkridge Chronicles by Julian Kindred
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 63,570. Language: English. Published: March 1, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » General, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
Colt, Orchid, and Anthony must overcome the outlaws of the golden plains to reclaim the treasure of Fort Hawkridge.
The Last Skywatchers by Mary Schultz
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 158,160. Language: English. Published: January 29, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Young adult or teen » Historical, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
For Native Americans, the world unravels as California missions stretch their influence from Los Angeles eastward. In this western frontier fiction from an Arizona author, villages pit themselves against invading settler-evangelists and their escort soldiers. Fierce battles arise. In this coming of age family saga, only the secret supernatural knowledge of Skywatchers can ensure ongoing life.
Hawkridge by Julian Kindred
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 51,430. Language: English. Published: January 9, 2015. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » General, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
Colt Hawkridge thought he was content with his life on the frontier working the ranch. But at the edge of the Hawkridge Mountains he discovers a danger that threatens everyone he knows. With the help of a half-goblin slave girl, a sickly mage, and an orewood sword housing the spirit of a dryad, Colt must escape an underground labyrinth and save Drake Iron ranch from a horde of goblin raiders.
Emma's Dilemma by Susan Lower
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 7,600. Language: English. Published: December 26, 2014. Categories: Fiction » Romance » Short stories, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
There's only one thing that could disrupt Emma's date with Tim -- her horse going into labor. Only Emma doesn't know what to do when the horse is born breech and her boyfriend would rather be at the drive-in. How will Emma decide between the horse she loves and a boy she likes?
Cowboy Up, Cole by Iris Tuftin
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 40,660. Language: English. Published: December 18, 2014. Categories: Fiction » Children's books » Sports & Recreation / Equestrian, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Western
The Double H Ranch family is challenged to pry the chip off the shoulder of twelve-year-old city boy, Cole. In spite of what is, at first, his unwilling participation in their lives of rodeo competition and ranch life, Cole quickly develops skills as a rider and roper. However, when Cole's abusive father defies his court order and reappears to claim his son, heroic action is called for.


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Golf School District 67 Timeless teaching in a changing world. 9401 Waukegan Rd. Morton Grove, IL 60053 Ph 847-966-8200 Chalkboard Golf School District 67 Newsletter In this issue: Communications Rummage Sale Spotlight on the Arts: Music Technology Visiting Authors PTA News from the Illinois State Board of Education Strategic Plan Happy Thanksgiving Subscribe Vol 1, 2015 I continue to look for new ways to communicate with families and members of our community. You can now follow District 67 on Twitter. These short bursts spotlight exciting learning moments taking place in District 67. They also allow staff to join in the conversation to share, grow and learn together. Follow me on twitter (@bethflores) and our information stream (#inspire67). Also, be sure to like us on facebook. The Board of Education meets once a month to conduct Board business in a public setting. Please consider attending a meeting for these important conversations about our schools. Opportunities for public comment are offered at the beginning and the end of every School Board meeting. Dr. Beth Flores, Superintendent November 7 Treasures and Trinkets Rummage Sale 11 No school - Veterans Day 19 Music Fest - Hynes grades 1 & 2 21 PTA Family Dinner Night at Panera (tentative) 21-22 8th grade play "The Living Storybook Vol. 2" 23 Parent/Teacher Conferences 23-27 No school - Thanksgiving Break Join us for the our first District 67 Foundation district-wide community event: a holiday rummage and vendor fair on Saturday November 7, 2015 from 11:00am to 4:00pm in the Golf Middle School Gym. There will be raffles, vendors, and a bake sale. All proceeds will benefit District 67 students. A PUBLICATION OF THE GOLF SCHOOL DISTRICT 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION
2 Golf School District 67 Newsletter Vol 1, 2015 A strong arts education promotes the skills children need for success. Exposure to the arts promotes self-directed learning, improves school attendance, and sharpens critical and creative skills. In a community as diverse as ours, the arts serve as an essential bridge across language and cultural differences. They become the shared link, the glue that shapes our understanding of how we see ourselves and others. Spotlight on THE ARTS General Music Classes — Cristina Brown teaches students at Hynes Elementary the first semester and at Golf Middle School the second semester. Choral Music — Chorus at Hynes is taught at 3rd and 4th grades. Golf Middle School offers: Cadet Chorus - 5th and 6th grade students focus on introductory singing skills and reading parts independently in their music. Concert Chorus - 7th and 8th grade students focus on fine tuning their musicianship - more dynamics and intricate harmonies, and putting expression into what they are singing. Cadet and Concert chorus meet twice a week. The GMS Chorus sang Bon Jovi's Livin' on a Prayer at the opening Wolves game at Allstate Arena on October 10. Show Chorus is open to 5th-8th grade students. In Show Chorus, student choreographers add movement to the performances for each song. Show Chorus meets once a week. Some people only dream of meeting their favorite musicians; I teach mine. "This perfectly sums up what I love about teaching music." Cristina Brown Band — Traci Bowering teaches 4th-8th grade band. At Hynes she teaches 4th grade beginning band. At Golf Middle School band groups include: Cadet Band - Intermediate—5th and 6th grade Concert Band - Advanced—7th and 8th grade Jazz Band - Classic jazz standards and pop rock hits—optional for students in 6th-8th grades "In the words of Louis Armstrong, What we play is life. The band is a family working together towards a common goal. I expose my students to all types of music in the hope that they will gain an appreciation and understanding of all music as an art form." The number of students participating in band has increased this year. Hynes - 45 Concert band - 51 Cadet - 48 Jazz Band - 29 Traci Bowering A PUBLICATION OF THE GOLF SCHOOL DISTRICT 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION 2
3 Golf School District 67 Newsletter Vol 1, 2015 Performance and Competition Schedules Hynes Elementary School Golf Middle School Hynes Music Fest, 1st and 2nd grades - Nov. 19 Band and chorus concert at Hynes - Dec. 16 Hynes Spring Concert with band and chorus - First band and chorus concert at GMS — Dec. 10 Solo and Ensemble Contest — IGSMA -- Illinois Grade School Music Association —February 20 Music in our Schools Concert — March 10 Northwestern Solo and Ensemble Contest - -March 19 Spring Concert with Pop Music — May 12 May 18 Orchestra Niles North High School Teacher, Jennifer Page, teaches Orchestra to Golf Middle School 6th—8th graders twice a week after school. This is a wonderful opportunity for our future Niles North students. "We are off to a fantastic start to the year in Orchestra at Golf Middle School. This is the third year of the Golf string program, and the number of students involved is growing! Students in grades 6, 7, and 8 are learning how to play a wide variety of music on the bass, cello, viola, and violin. We are looking forward to performing at Golf on December 10." Jennifer Page Visual Arts Meggie Boyle teaches visual arts to students at Golf Middle School first semester and to students at Hynes Elementary School second semester. She exposes students to various forms of art including water colors, perspective art, pottery, pop art, and painting inspired by various artists. All classes participated in the Square 1 Art Fundraiser with the PTA. "I love my job as the art teacher in District 67 because I can help my students develop as artists from elementary school to eighth grade graduation. It's a thrill to see them develop from learning shapes and drawing stick figures to painting their own Andy Warhol imitations in eighth grade." Meggie Boyle A PUBLICATION OF THE GOLF SCHOOL DISTRICT 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION 3
4 Golf School District 67 Newsletter Vol 1, 2015 Technology! We continue moving forward implementing our technology plan. Interactive projectors are installed in the Pre-K -5th grade classrooms, and chrome books and iPad devices will be in classrooms by mid-November. The district technology team continues to monitor our plan to ensure effective use of the new technology. We currently have twenty-four teachers enrolled in a Tech I class co-taught by District 219's Director of Instructional Technology, Phil Lacey, and Golf Instructional Technology Facilitator, Sara Molnar. In these classes, teachers are exposed to a variety of technology tools and applications for the classroom. Topics include: blogs, cloud learning, social bookmarking, personal learning communities, podcasting, and much more. > K-5 STEM Students in grades K-5, along with their parents, attended the first of a series, Kids Can Code, at Hynes Elementary School. This program is part of our Classrooms First Partnership with Niles Township District 219. The series of four classes will continue through January 2016. Students are learning the basics of computer coding, programming logic, and how to deconstruct computers. To learn more about the importance of students learning to code, watch this fascinating TED Talk with Mitch Resnick of the MIT Media Lab: Go to Video Got the itch to code? Scratch it here: Kids Can Code Dates and Times: Wednesdays: 11/4, 12/9, 1/20 Times: Grades K-2 at 4pm or 6pm Grades 3-5 at 5pm or 7pm A PUBLICATION OF THE GOLF SCHOOL DISTRICT 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION 4
5 Golf School District 67 Newsletter Vol 1, 2015 Visiting Authors Peter Kujawinski, author of NightFall, joined the Golf Middle School 6th grade students in October as a visiting author. Peter was an American diplomat for 18 years. His assignments included Israel, Haiti, France and at the United Nations in New York and as US Consul General in Western Canada. He also contributes to the international edition of the New York Times. Peter writes for both adults and children. He co-authored The Dormia Trilogy with Jake Halpren. He now lives in Chicago with his family. This fall, our PTA will host several great events to benefit our children. In October, 150 students attended the first ever Hynes Night Out at the Jump Zone in Niles. In late November, Panera will host a family dinner night that benefits District 67. We are counting on you joining us for this fun event. On November 20 and 21, we look forward to the 8th grade play, The Living Storybook Vol. 2, at Golf Middle School. Thank you to committee chair Jeanne Austria and the PTA volunteers who always pull off a great show! Once upon a time there were 8 baseball-playing dwarves, a health-food cooking stepmother, and a s'mores-loving prince who was just trying to graduate! Come and enter the topsy-turvy world of talking trees and singing hags in Golf Middle School's magical production of "The Living Storybook." It will have you laughing and singing along in this new version of some old tales! Please join us at Barnes & Noble, Old Orchard, on Sunday, December 6th from 11am-8pm. Gift wrapping, cookie decorating, and story book readers will all be part of the festivities. Golf 67 PTA will receive 10-20% back on all purchases made in the store that day and online the week of December 6-12, as long as you mention District 67! A PUBLICATION OF THE GOLF SCHOOL DISTRICT 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION 5
6 Golf School District 67 Newsletter Vol 1, Here's what's going on at the The Illinois State Board of Education is moving forward with the state-developed plan to close achievement gaps, provide appropriate supports to struggling districts, and promote effective teaching and leadership. This plan includes an improved accountability system based on multiple measures that more accurately reflect schools' progress, learning environments, and needs for improvement. The efforts to date have paved the way for this new system, including a review and update of all learning standards and new state assessments aligned to these new standards and expectations. Below is an overview of the current efforts shaping teaching and learning in Illinois: 2015-16 State Assessments — ISBE has developed a toolkit to help administrators and educators explain the results from the 2015 administration of the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) exam. The PARCC exam will return for the second year in spring 2016 with a shorter, easier-to-administer format. ISBE is also developing a new assessment aligned to the new Illinois Learning Standards in science to be administered to students during the 2015-16 school year. A college entrance exam for students is also planned for spring 2016. Progress and Supports — Illinois now has a deeper, more descriptive process to report on the progress that our schools and districts are making toward all students graduating college and career ready. Foundational and other support services, from general to more intensive, are available to school districts to improve student achievement and implement turnaround principles and practices. Teacher Evaluations — Districts continue to implement, or plan to implement, a new comprehensive educator evaluation system that incorporates multiple measures of student growth and professional practice. Learning Standards Review — Illinois continues to make progress on a complete review and update of all learning standards, including science, physical education and health, arts, and social studies. Illinois is also a national leader in social and emotional learning and provides technical assistance and professional development to help schools address the individual needs of students. Family Engagement — ISBE has developed guidance to promote the vital partnership between parents and the school community to achieve student success. A PUBLICATION OF THE GOLF SCHOOL DISTRICT 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION 6 2015
7 Golf School District 67 Newsletter Vol 1, 2015 Strategic Planning Discussion The Golf District 67 School Board will host a Community Discussion on Saturday, February 6, 2016, to learn about the educational priorities of our community. The Community Discussion will be built around a structured give-and-take among school board members, school and district staff, and invited or volunteer representatives from the community at large. Using this information, the School Board and District Administration will formulate a system-wide set of prioritized goals that can be used in our new strategic plan. Volunteer participants and specific individuals will be invited by the district for two reasons: First, to ensure that a broad cross-section of interests, backgrounds, and perspectives are included and second, to ensure that board members are able to hear from all participants without creating a meeting of unacceptable length. Any citizen wishing to attend the session, or to submit written comments that will be considered as part of the process, is encouraged to do so. The district must receive written comments either before or at the meeting. If you are interested in volunteering to serve on this strategic planning committee, please send a letter of interest to Superintendent Beth Flores (firstname.lastname@example.com) before December 1, 2015. All of us at Golf School District 67 wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving! Please take the coming holiday season to reflect on all that we have to be thankful for in our community. From our teachers and staff, who care for your children every day, to those who provide for the health and safety of our families. A special thank you goes out to those who put their lives at risk to provide for a safe and secure community and nation. The Board and Administration wish you a happy and enjoyable Thanksgiving. District 67 Board of Education Mr. Richard Toth, President Mr. Thomas Sikoral, Vice President Ms. Samina Hussain, Secretary Ms. Nada Ardeleanu, Member Mr. Sam Barhoumeh, Member Dr. Guy Hollingsworth, Member Dr. Ashwini Kumar, Member Administrators Dr. Beth Sagett-Flores, Superintendent firstname.lastname@example.com Mrs. Carol Westley, Principal, Hynes ES firstname.lastname@example.com Ms. Karen Chvojka, Principal, Golf MS email@example.com Mrs. Christine Hoffman, Business Manager firstname.lastname@example.com A PUBLICATION OF THE GOLF SCHOOL DISTRICT 67 BOARD OF EDUCATION 7

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Our first segment begins, predictably, with repeat claims summarizing the highlights of the ancient astronaut theory, going all the way back to the pilot episode. The "new evidence" starts, of course, with Chariots of the Gods, cutting edge news from 1968. This is followed by a rapid-fire barrage of news clips, including the embarrassing congressional hearing from 2014 in which an idiot congressman couldn't tell the difference between science and Ancient Aliens. The visual wallpaper draws from stock footage from earlier episodes and "new" technology illustrated by the 1993 robot investigation of the Great Pyramid's so-called air shafts. David Wilcock then calls science a "belief system" and argues that technology will force scientists' beliefs to change.
When we get to the meat of the segment, we review the discovery of ninety or so buried standing stones two miles from Stonehenge in September 2015. Andrew Collings visits the site but admits to knowing nothing about the site. Archaeologist David Cheetham, a frequent History Channel guest, said the same thing. No connection to aliens is suggested, and the show drops the point. "Truth Warrior" David Whitehead, hilariously described only as a "talk radio personality," then offers that an "advanced" civilization built the stone circles. David Childress saves the segment by illogically suggesting that aliens built all of the stone circles as landing pads for flying saucers. Really? How might these ships have landed on irregular and uneven stone rings? What would they need them for?
Ancient Aliens then throws to commercial with a new innovation: Like every other shitty reality show, they've started burning extra time by teasing a "coming up" highlight from the next segment that conveniently lets them replay the same footage after the break and therefore recycle content within the same hour. It's another (stolen) innovation in avoiding originality!
This segment must have seemed like a great idea a few weeks ago when the producers slapped the show together. Recent news reports have suggested that King Tutankhamun's tomb may have hidden chambers behind its walls, a claim that emerged from scans made in the tomb last fall. However, while this caused a furor for a few weeks in the spring when this episode was being assembled, radar experts threw cold water on the claims by the end of March, and now many believe that the original claims were overstated. The show uses this to raise the possibility that Nefertiti is buried in one of the hidden chambers, giving them license to recycle their frequent claim that the heretic pharaoh Akhenaten was a long-skulled alien hybrid who worshiped a flying saucer. They mention this once every three episodes or so—like this one and this one and this one. The claims are so familiar that this segment could have been pasted in from almost any old episode. The only difference is that the show speculates that undeniably alien artifacts are probably hidden in the alleged Tutankhamun tomb chambers.
The third segment reviews the excavation last year of an underground chamber within Teotihuacan's Temple of the Feathered Serpent. There archaeologists found liquid mercury, which the talking heads find puzzling because they know that mercury is poisonous and used in technology. The narrator then misidentifies Teotihuacan as an Aztec site, confusing the fact that the Aztecs had very late myths about giants building the city. Lacking any interest in the facts, the show lets David Wilcock connect this to allegations that the Nazis used mercury to create a super-propulsion system because aliens used mercury in their engines. I will give the show credit for remembering that China's first emperor was buried in a tomb filled with quicksilver, with claims they borrowed more or less verbatim from a previous episode. But the reason for that isn't alien. It's rather simple: Mercury doesn't evaporate, so the ancients used it as a substitute for water in symbolic rivers. The show goes into questions about whether Chinese dragons and Quetzalcoatl were really spaceships, familiar claims from another old episode.
The fourth segment denies that Machu Picchu could have been an Incan construction from the fifteenth century. Instead, they allege that the god Viracocha was a space alien who helped the Inca to build the site. This is slightly different from the version given in an earlier episode where the show alleged that Viracocha spoke to some different Inca. This sets up a discussion of the 2012 claim by French explorer Thierry Jamin that ground penetrating radar had indicated the presence of a treasure chamber or tomb buried beneath Machu Picchu. Peruvian authorities refused to let Jamin excavate (Ancient Origins called it a conspiracy), which gives William Henry license to allege that the tomb contains the body and technology of space alien god Viracocha. Jamin believes it to be the tomb of the Inca emperor Pachacutec.
The fifth segment takes us to fan favorite Nazca lines (see, e.g., here and here and here), another evergreen Ancient Aliens topic. Last summer Japanese researchers claimed that satellite images found 24 now-eroded Nazca lines, including a llama and what the show calls "humanoids." The show makes no claim that the new lines are any different than the previously known lines, and it repeats all of the same claims it always makes—that the lines imitated alien skid marks, that they signaled the aliens to return, etc. etc. The show compares the Nazca lines to geoglyphs found in 2014 by satellite in Kazakhstan, though the Central Asian lines may be as much as 8,000 years old, according to the show. (Scientists have said the oldest geoglyph is 8,000 years old based on artifacts that may be associated with it; others are as young as 1,000 years and more work needs to be done.) The show says that the date means that they geoglyphs were made at the same time as the buried stones from Segment 1, implying a contemporary alien visitation that mysteriously manifested completely differently around the world despite being the architectural program of a single alien visit.
The show concludes with more random news reports that they do not bother to contextualize or even relate to the ancient astronaut theory. Instead, they let the montage suggest something that they do not prove, and the talking heads rhapsodize about how new information that is always just on the verge of arriving will someday prove the ancient astronaut theory beyond doubt. "Archaeology will have no other choice but to accept the fact that we have been visited by extraterrestrials in the remote past," Giorgio Tsoukalos says. Erich von Däniken returns near the end to say nothing new, and as we draw to a close the entire episode devoted to "new evidence" was mostly just a montage of half-understood material pasted over recycled claims from earlier episodes and even from the 1960s. It was a pretty good summation of the current state of the ancient astronaut theory.


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After Vaughan Williams travelled to Paris in 1908 to study orchestration with Maurice Ravel, he embarked on one of his most fruitful periods of composition. 1910 saw the premiere of not just 'A Sea Symphony', but of this Fantasia, performed for the first time at Gloucester Cathedral - pictured - for the Three Choirs Festival. The main theme was discovered by the composer when he was commissioned to put together the 1906 edition of The English Hymnal. Photo: Diliff
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We moderns are always grasping for a hero's morality, but our vision of what heros look like is often distorted. As the Vulgar Moralist once wrote:
In recent years, morality has appeared in public discussion under the guise of heroic choices. We are asked to save the earth, or to end war or hunger. Yet I know perfectly well I can't accomplish such lofty goals. I may wish, out of a sense of humanity, to prevent genocide in Darfur or liberate Tibet, but I can do nothing about it beyond talk.
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Contrast the magnitude 7.0 earthquake in Haiti in 2010 with the magnitude 9.0 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami the following year. It's been 3 years since Port au Prince was devastated and it's still not rebuilt. Still. The Japanese earthquake was 100 times as powerful and though the Haitian casualty estimates are sketchy, probably somewhere around four times as many Haitians died as a result of the earthquake. The Japanese web is stronger. And it isn't just from a narrow self-interest that cleanup and rebuilding proceeded so adroitly. The eusocial urge to tidy up after a blustery day cannot be anything but part of eudaimonia. Living a good life means living in harmony with your surroundings. Building good surroundings happens quite naturally as a result of vigorous, widespread euvoluntary production and exchange.
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My moral sphere is a small world, a limited space. The necessary virtues aren't complex: humility with my family, integrity at work, neighborliness in my community – add loyalty to friends, and one has the basic package.
If all this sounds puritanical, then I've failed to convey what is at stake. The small world is what matters: the only place where you and I can matter. It's all potentiality: all signal. The great joys and fun of life can only be had by success in this place.
The good life, and flourishing, are small, and limited. But no more so than any human life. The satisfaction of participating in something larger than yourself, of honing a craft, of play, and of taking responsibility and being relied upon—these are all near, small world values. And we owe it to ourselves not to neglect them.


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APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Cook County, the Hon. MAURICE
D. POMPEY, Judge, presiding.
This case is here on appeal from orders entered in the juvenile division of the circuit court of Cook County which dismissed delinquency petitions that had been filed against the respondents, Willie Jiles and Lamont Arrington. The orders were entered after a hearing before a judge of the juvenile division upon the motion of the State's Attorney, who sought dismissal of the delinquency petitions so that the respondents could be prosecuted criminally.
The respondents attack the constitutionality of the statute which governs the transfer of cases from the juvenile division of the circuit court to the criminal division. They argue that it fails to afford intelligible guidance to the judge or to the parties involved as to the issues to be decided and the allocation of the burden of proof, and that it is an invalid delegation of legislative power since it fails to provide adequate standards. They also attack the statute upon the ground that it is so vague and ambiguous as to violate the equal protection and due process clauses of the fourteenth amendment to the constitution of the United States.
The relevant provisions of the governing statute, section 2-7 of the Juvenile Court Act, are:
"(3) If a petition alleges commission by a minor 13 years of age or over of an act which constitutes a crime under the laws of this State, the State's Attorney shall determine the court in which that minor is to be prosecuted; however, if the Juvenile Court judge objects to the removal of a case from the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court, the matter shall be referred to the chief judge of the circuit for decision and disposition. If criminal proceedings are instituted, the petition shall be dismissed insofar as the act or acts involved in the criminal proceedings are concerned. Taking of evidence in an adjudicatory hearing in any such case is a bar to criminal proceedings based upon the conduct alleged in the petition.
"(5) If a petition alleges commission by a minor 13 years of age or over of an act which constitutes a crime under the laws of this State, the minor, with the consent of his counsel, may, at any time before commencement of the adjudicatory hearing, file with the court a motion that criminal prosecution be ordered and that the petition be dismissed insofar as the act or acts involved in the criminal proceedings are concerned. If such a motion is filed as herein provided, the court shall enter its order accordingly." Ill. Rev. Stat. 1967, ch. 37, par. 702-7.
We do not reach the constitutional issues that the defendants have sought to raise, for we are of the opinion that the orders from which this direct appeal was taken were not final judgments and were not appealable. Motion by the State to dismiss this appeal was denied. But upon further consideration, after having read the briefs and heard the arguments of counsel, we are of the opinion that the motion to dismiss should be granted.
Earlier decisions of this court which involved the comparable section of the predecessor statute all came before this court upon a review of the final judgment which had been entered in the criminal prosecution. (See People v. Hester, 39 Ill.2d 489; People v. Lattimore, 362 Ill. 206; People ex rel. Malec v. Lewis, 362 Ill. 229.) Those cases arose under the judicial article of the constitution of 1870 as it existed prior to 1964, when the juvenile court of Cook County was a court of separate jurisdiction created by statute, and the criminal court of Cook County was a court of separate jurisdiction created by the constitution. Under the new judicial article which became effective in 1964, both the former juvenile court and the former criminal court of Cook County are now divisions of a single, unified circuit court. The present Juvenile Court Act provides that "`Court' means the circuit court in a session or division assigned to hear proceedings under this Act." (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1967, ch. 37, par. 701-8.) An order transferring a proceeding even from one court to another has not heretofore been regarded as final and appealable. Village of Niles v. Szczesny, 13 Ill.2d 45.
We do not, however, rest our decision as to the appealability of an order dismissing a delinquency petition so that criminal proceedings may be instituted against the juvenile solely upon the fact that no appeal from such an order has heretofore been authorized. Section 7 of article VI of the constitution provides: "The Supreme Court may provide by rule for appeals to the Appellate Court from other than final judgments of the Circuit Court." To discharge the responsibility of this court for the administration of the judicial system of the State, we have considered the advisability of adopting a rule which would permit interlocutory appeals from such orders. We have decided that such a rule should not be adopted.
There is no discernible pattern in the procedures of the various States as to the reviewability of such orders, and because the matter depends so largely upon the varying provisions of the applicable statutes, nothing is to be gained by a detailed analysis of the authorities from other jurisdictions. We do not regard the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in Kent v. United States, 383 U.S. 541, 556, 16 L.Ed.2d 84, 86 S.Ct. 1045, which characterized the waiver of jurisdiction as a "critically important" action, as particularly relevant to this question. Kent was concerned primarily with "the infirmity of the proceedings by which the Juvenile Court waived its * * * jurisdiction." On the issue now before us the Supreme Court said only, "There is no question that the order is reviewable on motion to dismiss the indictment in the District Court, as specified by the Court of Appeals in this case. Kent v. Reid, supra." In the latter case, the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, in an opinion by Judge McGowan, had held that no interlocutory appeal would lie from the order of the juvenile court of the district which waived jurisdiction over a juvenile so that he could be prosecuted criminally. Kent v. Reid (1963 D.C. cir.), 316 F.2d 331.
While there would probably be almost universal agreement that it is desirable for a State to maintain a juvenile court and to establish special facilities for the treatment of a separate category of "juvenile delinquents", we are aware of nothing in the constitution of the United States or of this State that requires a State to do so. Similarly, while it may be highly desirable to commit to the judge of a specialized juvenile court the determination of whether or not a particular juvenile is to be prosecuted criminally, we are aware of no constitutional requirement that a State must do so.
Illinois has chosen not to do so. Under the Illinois Juvenile Court Act the juvenile and his attorney have an uncontrolled discretion to choose to be proceeded against in the criminal court. They may make that choice without regard to any considerations relating to the public interest, or even to the ultimate best interest of the juvenile. No judge has any authority to interfere with that choice. Under the statute a State's Attorney has a similar discretion to determine whether or not to proceed criminally against an alleged juvenile offender. His discretion, however, is not entirely uncontrolled. If the judge who hears the matter in the juvenile division objects to the removal of the case from that division, the matter is to be referred to the chief judge of the circuit for decision.
The procedure thus established is unique. (Paulsen, Kent v. United States: The Constitutional Context of Juvenile Cases, 1966 Supreme Court Review, 167, 182; Schornhorst, The Waiver of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction (1968), 43 Ind. L.R. 543, 548.) The role of the judge of the juvenile division is sharply diminished. He may do nothing if the juvenile elects to be prosecuted criminally, and if the prosecutor elects to proceed criminally, he may, by nothing his objection, bring about a hearing before the chief judge of the circuit.
We are not concerned in this case with the underlying philosophy that prompted these unusual provisions. Nor is it necessary to consider the anomalous provision that would, on the surface at least, seem to authorize review of the conclusion of a circuit judge by the chief judge of the circuit. Our sole concern is the appealability of an order which, after a hearing at which the juvenile was represented by counsel, dismissed the delinquency proceeding so that a criminal prosecution could proceed.
To permit interlocutory review of such an order would obviously delay the prosecution of any proceeding in either the juvenile or the criminal division, with the result that the prospect of a just disposition would be jeopardized. In either proceeding the primary issue is the ascertainment of the innocence or guilt of the person charged. To permit interlocutory review would subordinate that primary issue and defer its consideration while the question of the punishment appropriate for a suspect whose guilt has not yet been ascertained is being litigated in reviewing courts. We are unwilling to sanction such a procedure.
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If you told me three years ago that I would be writing an article boasting my newfound interest in marijuana stocks, I would have told you to go cue up your best Pink Floyd album and roll another big one. But times have changed, and with 20 states, as well as the District of Columbia, now recognizing the use of marijuana for medical or recreational use, it is now time to jump on this train and get set for a wild ride. The latest news, as of Monday, is that perhaps Florida will be added to the mix, as the Supreme Court has issued a ruling to allow the referendum to be added to the November 2014 ballots. My guess is that Florida becomes the 21st state to legalize the use of pot.
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Longer term, I would certainly shift to the big players that will eventually own this space but for now shy away from associating with the market, such as Altria (NYSE:MO), Phillip Morris (NYSE:PM), Reynolds American (NYSE:RAI) and the rest of the big tobacco fraternity. I have no doubt whatsoever that these behemoths will eventually own the space and will take along all of the successful small-timers for the ride. Infrastructure gets purchased, plain and simple. It's the shortcut best applied to growth. It's our job to pick the winners who will provide a reason to be rolled up.
But, back to PHOT, a stock that certainly is smelling better going forward. First, PHOT is a fully reporting company. They have filed current quarterly reports, made proper and timely 8-K filings and surprised me with a recent and bullish Form 4 report. The reports are professionally prepared and signed in Sarbanes-Oxley fashion. I like stocks where officers must sign their name on the dotted line under the threat of perjury. It provides comfort to me, especially when it's a micro-cap stock with virtually no coverage.
Second, I like that on Jan. 13, 2014, insider Alan Hammer purchased 225,000 shares on the open market for $42,746. His purchase price was approximately 19 cents per share. Certainly, Hammer knows more than me and if he is a buyer at these levels, well, I feel more comfortable in my decision as well.
Third, Growlife is not directly involved in the handling or distribution of the actual product. Growlife is working to position themselves as the grower's best friend, by taking the initiative to supply grow equipment to a new generation of farmers at terms considered enormously favorable. Growlife is looking to become the predominant supplier of grow equipment in the country by offering partner programs that will actually supply initial equipment to growers at little to no upfront cost. Certainly, this strategy might pay handsome rewards if they can achieve the traction I expect.
Let's be honest here: No one on Wall Street can analyze any of the numbers in this industry at this point in time. We are at the infancy of a boom, similar to the dot-com explosion. Companies will be extremely overvalued and there will be a time when many of these wannabe pot magnates will get stoned to death. But, just as we saw in the dot-com boom, many billionaires were made during the heyday, and knowing when to cash out is just as important as knowing when to get into the game.
Yes, there are competitors, but most do not file with the SEC. Many give glowing company updates, similar to the ones that Medical Marijuana (OTCPK:MJNA) puts out in the public domain, but without having to sign an official document, these releases are meaningless to me. There is no accounting, no audits, no officer signature and no way to verify that the information they are providing was booked from revenue, private placements or other mechanisms that appear to be revenue -- only to be revealed as a revenue gimmick. I don't mean to bash MJNA, especially when they have outperformed PHOT during the prior couple of weeks. But they are simply not my bowl of fruit.
I like companies that I can call on the phone. I like the ones where I can read a 40-page, boring as heck 10-Q filing. I like to see how shares are being handed out and I like to see where the company has been. I don't truly care about the past; I stated that in my bold article about Advanced Cell Technology (ACTC) when it was 25% lower in cost just a few days ago. All micro-caps have a past, most born from reverse mergers and a whole lot of dilution. They don't go straight up, either. So, patience is often necessary to be rewarded.
Many micro-cap stocks, like Growlife, had weird names and industry associations, meaningless to what they actually do today. Many bears, however, often point to these trivial points in a quarterly filing to show you how silly you would be to invest in a particular stock. Not me, though. I look to see the names, numbers and plans of the current team. I look to see if they have funding, if they have an infrastructure, a business plan and a vision that separates them from competitors.
I get a good feeling from PHOT. I like the way that they are trying to position themselves as suppliers of industrial technology instead of seeds and soil. I like the way that management is communicating to shareholders, begging for an approval to authorize more shares so that they can complete accretive merger and acquisition plans. Sure, dilution hurts big time, but, I can almost guarantee with utmost certainty that Jamie Dimon over at JPMorgan Chase is not trying to wine and dine the industry. So we accept what we cannot change, for now at least.
There is a good argument that increasing authorized shares by 2 billion is an awful thing. Well, it is if you are looking to make your entire gain in the next three months. I see it differently. I need PHOT to have currency on hand at all times. I need them to be able to acquire, at will, any company that can be immediately accretive to revenue and earnings. I need PHOT to be able to make new partnerships by using stock as an incentive to merge. I care about dilution, but, I am not short sided on the potential of this company as it navigates its way through these initial months and years in the highly political and opinionated industry.
I took an initial investment in Growlife simply as a sector play. I looked at Hemp, Inc. (OTCPK:HEMP) and GreenGro Technolgies (OTCPK:GRNH), for instance. All of the aforementioned have had terrific runs as of late. But I can't even verify if any of the two aforementioned even has a legitimate office. Hemp, Inc. has no current filings and GreenGro has not filed since 2007. Heck, they might own the 40th floor of the Bank of America building, but I don't know essentially because they don't file anything legal for me to read. The only thing real is the increase in their price per share, but I fear that all of it can go up in smoke in a matter of minutes.
I just do not have that same fear with Growlife, Inc. Yes, they have an ambitious plan and a scary dilution requirement. But, with the euphoria in this market, I can't get a grasp on whether or not Wall Street investors will applaud or run from Growlife once the deal is complete.
Many people are speculating, but, no one truly knows what the reaction will be if management gets their wish and shareholders approve the increase in authorized shares. I , for one, will reiterate that I would rather have a company that is entering a billion-dollar sector to maintain a fat wallet. There is going to be so much consolidation in the next several months and years that it would be foolish to blame management for being proactive in this request, as they work to remain competitive in this extremely lucrative market.
One can hate the industry, but, as an investment, it just might be one of the best growth opportunities in the market today. Take a look at Growlife, Inc. and see if it is the growth opportunity you are looking for. Trying to time these stocks is frivolous as they all move in the same direction at the whim of the electronic trading systems. Growlife, Inc. is a buy and hold. There will be a time to sell, but, if you have the capability to let the smoke settle before you sell, you just might be giggling too.
Disclosure: I am long PHOT. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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