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Why Being a Working Mother is Better
By JC Niala
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In Nairobi, working mothers are the norm, regardless of social background. I have met many women the world over who like me are working mothers in their thirties who tell me that they are the first women in their family to hold down two jobs (that of being a mother as well as paid employment). I find it hard to fathom because I am a fourth generation working mother.
My mother, both my grandmothers and indeed great-grandmother all worked as well as raised their families, and I think it is an important gift for our children, especially our daughters.
Most studies I have read tend to focus on childcare, who is the next-best person to look after the child(ren) in question, how long the mother should be at home with the child before starting work and so on. These are of course all important factors but I think that they forget one critical factor—in Africa at least, women have always worked while having children. The two were intertwined. In fact the oft-quoted African proverb, "It takes a community to raise a child" is rooted in working motherhood. It was understood that there are times that mothers had things to do, which meant that others contributed to collective child-rearing.
I have friends who worked hard and retired at 40. Their children who were young at the time will never have a memory of their parents working. Whilst my friends enjoy being able to raise their children full-time, they acknowledge that their situation is unique and regularly worry that their children will not build-up a work ethic. As one of them says, "How will they make sense of the need to have a vocation in life and how will they learn how to earn?"
The vast majority of us do not have this particular worry. Instead, as mothers, we tend to be plagued with guilt at having to work as we hire nannies, use daycares, make use of school breakfast clubs and the list goes on to ensure that our children are adequately cared for whilst we work. Many mothers wish that they did not have to work at all. Working can leave us exhausted and feeling like we are not doing anything right: thinking about our children when we are at work and our work when we are with our children.
Yet, on balance, I think that it is best for my daughter that I have carried on my family tradition and am a working mother. I am fortunate that I work from home in a country where children are seen as a blessing and so I can also regularly take my daughter to meetings outside our home. I am also lucky that I come from a country that values holidays and maternity leave.
That said, I think that children globally over benefit from having a mother whose self-esteem is bolstered by her paid occupation. We live in a world where we are considered by what we contribute outside the home. Though I personally feel that raising future generations should be given the highest regard, it often is not. A mother with another occupation can gain confidence from being valued for her other skills.
Children and mothers often do better with 'breaks' from each other. They appreciate the time that they spend together more. Conflict can be diffused by removing the tensions of spending every waking minute together, as both bring something new to the table to share of their respective independent experiences.
Working mothers make the world a better place. Apart from the financial benefits both to their own home and their communities at large, working mothers have created a whole new working culture and economy—flex time, working from home, part-time work, not to mention the numerous businesses and indeed industries that have literally started on a kitchen table. Motherhood forever changes the way a woman engages with the world and many women gift the world with this change in viewpoint.
Working mothers inspire their children. I am immensely proud of my mother and both of my grandmothers. Their achievements highlighted for me what was possible in the world as a woman. When I listen to my five-year-old daughter remark that she wants to become a policewoman one week or train driver the next, I know it is due to the fact that she comes from a line of women who believed it was possible for a woman to do whatever she desires.
Children of working mothers learn how to look after themselves. This is sometimes literally but also they discover how to follow their own interests. They learn to create a balance in which all aspects of themselves can be served, without completely sacrificing themselves, as this is exactly what their mothers are doing.
Every family makes the decision that is right for them and all mothers have their place whether they have other paid work or not. Being a working mother, I am biased. But having started out thinking I was going to stay at home when I first gave birth, I am glad I chose instead to carry on with the gift given to me by my mother and earlier generations.
© 2013, JC Niala. All rights reserved.
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HOW DO THESE COMPARE TO THE GOOD OLD REPORT CARD? Are grades easy to interpret? Do the grades really reflect how a student is doing? Are report cards culturally biased? Do teachers seem to have a set of stock comments or do they consider each individual? Do report cards reflect positive or negative views of students? How many students are "above average"?
HOW DO YOU EVALUATE PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS? These skills are valued more than the acquisition of facts. –Can problem solving be assessed at all? –Would a test be a good evaluation of this? –How could a teacher demonstrate learning of problem solving skills? –What if a school requires standardized comparative tests? –How would test performance of an autonomous student differ from a fact learner?
OBSERVING CHILDREN Each unit will consist of observations done in the Child Care center.
OBSERVATIONS 1. DEFINED: –An observation is watching children with the clear goal of studying a specific behavior or ability.
2. WHY OBSERVE? They help you to learn and understand children and better enable you to interact with and teach them. Helps to identify how best to challenge and support the children. They show growth and behavior patterns. To develop realistic curriculum and goals.
3. HOW TO OBSERVE It is best to observe from a distance without the child knowing they are being observed.
Observation Expectations Observe only, do not participate. Observe only, do not ask questions or try to help. Observe only, do not laugh at the child or comment. Observe only, do not visit, stand by other observers, or complete other tasks.
Be open-minded and see the situation as it really is or what the child is really doing. - Only record actual happenings. - Avoid making assumptions
Annie is having difficulty sharing. Annie never shares. Descriptive (objective) vs. Interpretive (subjective) Why?
Be objective / descriptive! Objective observations simply state the solid facts. –It is important, but difficult, to remain objective at all times.
Avoid being subjective / interpretive: Subjective observations state an opinion of the observer.
Decide which statement is the correct Objective observation:
Mark looked away when the teacher showed him a snake. He said, "I don't like snakes, they feel funny." Mark was afraid because he looked away from the snakes.
Tyler was playing with the music blocks. When Carly & Josh asked to play, Tyler agreed and showed them how. Tyler is a good boy and gets along well with the other Children.
Maddie wanted to swing but two others were already there. She picked up a rock and threw it at them. Maddie got mad and threw a rock because she does not share well.
Avoid subjective labels: Which statement is correct? Tommy often acts out his Aggressive feelings. Tommy is mean.
Avoid conclusions you are not qualified to make: Billie can't do anything by himself because he is the youngest in a large family and they do everything for him. Billie needs to develop the ability to do things for himself. Which statement is correct?
Don't compare children: They develop at different rates. Which statement is correct? Tommy falls off his bike a lot. Tommy must be slow. He does not ride his bike as well as the other children.
CONFIDENTIALITY All observations are confidential and should be filed away. Any observed problems should only be reported to the director.
Parker chose to play with Zac today. If he does choose a friend it is usually Zac or Jacob.
Kamryn is barely 3 and has a hard time staying awake. Mom says she gets enough sleep so we wonder if it could be a physical problem or an emotional problem.
Lacey is sitting on the slide. Tell what you think is happening with the following children:
Dallin often plays with play dough. He has chosen to roll and cut with cookie cutters today. Other activities he participates in are dress up and puzzles.
The little girl behind the teacher is not able to get inside the group to see what Is happening. She just stands there and watches the others.
Danny was fighting with John, Joe saw them fighting and decided to help Danny. Joe said, "I'll help you out, Danny".
4. TYPES OF ASSESSMENT: a. Observations of specific behavior patterns. –Necessary for setting a basic foundation. –Identifies repeated behavior that may be of concern, is interesting, or insightful about the child in relation to their age, peer interaction, or ability to sit and listen, etc…
b. Child Self-reflections –Ask them a question and let them answer it. Record the question and the child's response.
c. ANECDOTAL RECORDS: An objective short story about your impressions of a child. –Continuing observations which provides useful information that helps you to chart the child's progress. –Actions, conversations, moods, achievements, behavior patterns, and concerns.
Structure of an Anecdotal Record 1.REMEMBER THE FACTS Only factual information. Who, what, where, when, and how NO personal thoughts or feelings. You should never presume that you know what the child is thinking or feeling. To decide if it is significant to write, ask: "Is this something that could be shared with the parent to give them an indication of their child's developmental progress?
2. Use Descriptive Anecdotal Phrases –If the child mumbled or whispered then use "mumbled" or "whispered" instead of just the word "said". –If the child strutted then use "strutted" instead of walked. 3. Dialogue can be included –If including dialogue, record this accurately and do not add words or say it in your own words.
4. Punctuation –Use correct punctuation. An exclamation point represents a different meaning than a period. Include Quotation marks and question marks 5. Objective Analysis and Interpretations Analyze - Why did the action happen? Interpret - What does this behavior mean? How does this relate to areas of development?
ANECDOTAL EXAMPLES Andy – age 3 Andy was playing with some dinosaurs when baby Erin toddled over and grabbed one off the shelf. Andy had not been playing with a particular dinosaur, but when he saw Erin take it, he pushed her down grabbed it from her. INTERPRETATION: Andy does not yet understand that babies are to be treated with patience. Colin – Age 4 Cole was crying because he was hurt. Ryan ran over to him and hugged him until he felt better. Interpretation: Ryan is aware of the feelings of others and sensitive to help them.
POOR EXAMPLES Jenny is so cute. She has a matching bow for every outfit. This only tells us of the writer's opinion of what they think cute is. Hunter is really mean to the babies. He is always knocking them down, taking toys from them and pinching them. I don't think he likes them very much. Writer's opinion.
Carolyn grabbed a square to put under her bum because she wanted to sit by Maura. Big deal, what does this have to do with anything? Collin got to sleep in the blue hiding box today. Who cares? What's the point of this description?
TIMED SAMPLING: Observations taken at set intervals. Every 5 minute Every 10 minutes Or every 20 minutes.
TALLIES: Provides a record of how often behavior happens over time. John: Nov. 2, 2003 Aggressive Behavior- 9:00 9:30 10:10 11:05 12:00
EVENT SAMPLING: (Incident Records) Documenting exactly what happens during a particular event - daily. Documentation of a new behavior from a child. –Provides information about when and how this happened.
CHECK LIST: The simplest form of observation where the observer checks off listed behaviors. Observation "Report Card" used to evaluate each Child.
NARRATIVE: A written summary of the conclusions of the observations or activities of the day.
PORTFOLIO OF A CHILD: A collection of the child's work and pictures of the child participating in center activities. Include written information about what the child is doing in the picture or what the sample work is.
The importance of Portfolios: A way to communicate with parents. A way to assess individual progress. Evidence for teacher accountability. –May contain teacher observations & notes.
PORTFOLIO CATEGORIES Emerging Literacy: Letters, reading, computers.
PORTFOLIO CATEGORIES cont'd Center Work like: –Creative Arts
- Science activities, math and small manipulatives.
Social Skills: Dramatic play & Friends.
Large Motor: Outdoor play, & blocks
Special Events: Birthdays, Christmas, Field Trips.
ANECDOTAL REPORT PRACTICE Find a partner. Visit the different stations around the room. Take turns completing the tasks at each station. Complete an anecdotal observation on your partners skills at the stations.
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Hahahahahahahahahaha OMG yes that's it! It's not that I weigh too much, it's that I'm too short!!! I don't know why I have only just realised that lol.
Maybe I can be as brave as you one day haha. I will be able share how much I am losing though which is the main part.
If you ladies don't mind if we create a post to track it on here that would be great I'll create a post when we start with start weight/goal weight or number of kg's people want to shed and then each week update with running total of amount lost! That way we have all the info in one spot to refer back to.
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Go Mrst! Will be cheering you on along your way to lose 10kg good luck to you too rainbow
Hopefully- congrats to your sister & her twins. My neighbours little bub also arrived (yesterday) weighing in at a bitty 2.04kg! Bought the tiniest little outfit for her this morning & laid it against the onsie we bought dd home in such a size difference!
So, august tomorrow which means 5 more months until next year. I wouldn't usually wish my life away but I think I must be cluckier than I think hehe
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What did the doc advise you to do? I wonder if you could stack on some weight before TTC just in case it happens again? Could you write it down or put reminders in your phone to eat...is it a lack of appetite? I also second the suggestion to see a nutritionist or better, a dietitian. Three of my gf's are dietitians and they advise the ladies they see who are underweight to always have ice cream or peanut butter on toast and full fat milk in tea or coffee. They would have heaps of other suggestions I know it.
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I would like to lose 3 kgs by Nov because I am a bridesmaid in my best friend's wedding and the bonus is I'll be trim before TTC so if I do put on a bit during pregnancy, it shouldn't be too bad. So I'm joining you ladies on your weight loss plan. We can all cheer each other on for our weight loss goals!
Thanks Michelle I'm feeling pumped now!
Awesome Hope! I will start making our tracking post with our goals!!
Shall we start from the Monday coming (5/8) with first weigh in and update on Monday 12/8?
Two girls, one dream and baby you are it!
I'm in for the weight loss, but the 12th is my birthday so you'll have to be kind if I've gained 10kg from too much cake!
Oh and wine... There will be lots of wine lol
Connor we will forgive lol but only this week!! :-P
Yes let's weigh in this Monday then compare as of next.
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Mulligans Irish Pub & Grill
You get extra points as an Irish pub if you serve bangers and mash -- and this delicious item is just one standout on a menu that's both extensive and tasty. When it comes to washing it all down, the 16 taps include staples like Guinness and Magner's, and also some standout craft beer choices.
O'Lydia's Bar & Grill
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The rustic brick building at 338 South 1st St has a long Irish history. Before it transformed into O'Lydia's five years ago, this space housed the popular Slim McGinn's. This bar is well suited for sipping libations of all sorts, and its large patio is perfect for outdoor drinking -- especially when the railroad tracks that run by it aren't busy with freight train traffic.
BuBs Irish Pub
BuBs is no cozy pub. It is massive -- 15,000sqft to be precise -- and feels more like a live music venue than a bar. But BuBs deserves a mention, largely because the Trinity Irish Dancers perform there frequently. This phenomenal Irish dance troupe transforms the space into a serious Celtic experience.
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The O'Donoghue family has been in the bar business for quite some time: friendly owner Jamie O'Donoghue's father Danny opened his first pub in 1969, and the younger O'Donoghue is a savant when it comes to remembering the names of patrons. He engages with everyone in his large, but still homey, bar. If you're up for listening to some fantastic stories, order a Guinness and get O'Donoghue talking.
A.J. O'Brady's Irish Pub & Grill
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This 140-year-old building comes with a view of the falls in the heart of quaint downtown, and is as welcoming as it gets. A perfectly poured Guinness and a deliciously meaty Reuben sandiwch make the experience complete -- plus, every Thursday, at 6pm, the bar has an Irish toast with Guinness or Irish whiskey. Sláinte.
The Pub
It may be roughly 35 miles from downtown Milwaukee, but The Pub is worth the trip. The owners hail from the north of Ireland, and they offer an Irish whiskey and Scotch list too big to fathom. Suffice it to say, The Pub is no faux Irish bar -- and no slouch when it comes to food, either. The menu includes staples like shepherd's pie and Irish stew, alongside pricier items like baked salmon and steak. It's a taste of Ireland, Waukesha County-style.
County Clare
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Guinness brewmaster Fergal Murray says that the folks here pour the best pint of the black stuff in Wisconsin -- which might mean this tavern is worth a visit. County Clare is a welcoming spot, whether you're at the bar, or cozying up at a small table in the Saint's Snug. And if you have a little too much craíc while downing pints, you can always get a nicely appointed room in the inn upstairs.
The Irish Pub
Historic Third Ward
The Irish Pub is all about active Celtic pursuits, and the bar sponsors both hurling and rugby teams. This spot, on the southern edge of Downtown, is also pretty good about more casual activities. Sure, the friendly pub has the Irish beer standards (Guinness, Smithwick's, Harp, and the like), but it also boasts roughly 30 craft beers. Of course, you can't really exist in this hip part of town without a strong beer list.
House of Guinness
There's something invitingly quaint about historic downtown Waukesha. House of Guinness fits right in with a façade you might see in any number of small, Irish towns. The no-frills interior features plenty of woodwork, a long bar, and a few small, wooden tables. Far more important than flashy décor, House of Guinness offers a sizable beer menu and a decent whiskey list.
Mo's Irish Pub
Sister to the sprawling pub in Wauwatosa, the downtown version of Mo's is big and brash -- but still inviting. Its two-story footprint provides more than a few areas to imbibe, and is an ideal spot to catch some live music. Mo's is a lively bar, and the right choice for those who are looking for something a little more rowdy and fun than cozy and quiet.
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If you enter this East Side institution, you may have a hard time leaving -- due partly to the fact that it's a damn good time, and partly because the interior is a dark labyrinth that's nearly impossible to navigate after a couple of Harps. There are worse things than being stuck in a friendly bar just a Blarney Stone's throw from the madness of busy North Ave, however.
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Chunks of delectable corned beef brisket draw in hungry patrons from every neighborhood in Milwaukee. Oddly enough, McBob's is also known for pretty amazing tacos (if for some reason corned beef isn't your thing). The bar is a friendly neighborhood tap that draws a diverse crowd looking to raise a pint and consume salted, cured meat.
McGillycuddy's Bar & Grill
Sure, McGillycuddy's resides in an oft-maligned bar area known more for free-flowing Fireball shots than good taste. But this tavern earns street cred for being one of the elder statesmen of Water St. McGillycuddy's has been pouring beer and shots for nearly 25 years. The two-story bar can house plenty of revelers -- and offers a spacious beer garden that is one of the best in Milwaukee. The patio also features the Gilly Stone, a boulder that grants good luck to those brave enough to kiss it.
The Harp
Play word association with any Milwaukee barfly and "The Harp" will almost always be answered with "outdoor deck." This delightfully prominent feature, overlooking the Milwaukee River, has been drawing drinkers long before drinking outside was as fashionable as it is now. On any day the weather cooperates, the large wooden deck is one of the best places in town to knock back a pint or three.
Trinity Three Irish Pubs
This massive drinking complex is actually made up of three bars -- the lively Foy's, the more intimate library setting of Duffy's, and Gallagher's, a large space between the two. A short stumble from boisterous Water St, the scene can be a wee bit over the top -- a great place to head if you're looking for things to get a bit out of hand.
Champion's Pub
East Side
An essential component of any self-respecting Irish pub is a friendly atmosphere -- céad míle fáilte, and all that. Champion's has that part down pat: this welcoming corner tavern, tucked off the beaten path of bustling North Ave, is usually populated by a hardy cast of professional drinkers. Combine the good crowd with a solid beer list and a shuffleboard table, and you've got the ideal pub experience.
Taylor & Dunn's Public House
This Irish roadhouse on the North Shore is known for its amazing corned beef, which is among the best in the area. The Irish-American meat at Taylor & Dunn's is damn good, but bring a friend and insist they order the shepherd's pie, too -- it's worth trying.
Campbell's Irish Pub
South Side
There was a certain divey charm to this place when it was Packy's Pub. Then Bar Rescue came in, made some cosmetic changes, and suggested a name change. We're not sure if this really constitutes progress, but the spruced-up space has retained the charm of a neighborhood bar. Campbell's serves a nicely poured pint of Guinness, plenty of whiskey, and a proper Irish breakfast on Sundays. Owner Packy Campbell is a native of Dublin, and brought some of Ireland with him to the South Side.
Finn McGuire's Irish Pub & Grill
Hales Corners
This place is really a sports bar and music venue with a dash of pub sprinkled in, but it's worth noting in part for the Reuben quesadilla, a bizarre yet delicious concoction made with corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing. This bright green spot on Highway 100 brings a bit of craic to the neighborhood.
O'Brien's Pub
Washington Heights
O'Brien's gets props for labeling itself an "Irish-American" pub -- that's truth in advertising. The tavern is big, but the ample woodwork, stone fireplace, and small front bar make it feel cozy anyway. This friendly spot serves up plenty of hospitality any time of the year, but it's best during baseball season -- and the free shuttle to and from Miller Park is a great way to travel.
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1. Mulligan's Irish Pub & Grill8933 S 27th St, Franklin
2. O'Lydias338 S 1st St, Milwaukee
3. Bubs Irish PubN116W16218 Main St, Germantown
4. O'Donoghue's Irish Pub13225 Watertown Plank Rd, Elm Grove
5. A.J. O'BradysNW 16495 Main St, Menomonee Falls
6. The Pub Club1103 N Old World 3rd St, Milwaukee
7. County Clare Irish Inn & Pub1234 N Astor St, Milwaukee
8. The Irish Pub124 N Water St, Milwaukee
9. House of Guinness354 W Main St, Waukesha
10. Mo's Irish Pub142 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee
11. Paddy's Pub2339 N Murray Ave, Milwaukee
12. McBob's Pub and Grill4919 W North Ave, Milwaukee
13. McGillycuddys Bar1135 N Water St, Milwaukee
14. The Harp Irish Pub113 E Juneau Ave, Milwaukee
15. Trinity Three Irish Pubs125 E Juneau Ave, Milwaukee
16. Champion's Pub2417 N Bartlett Ave, Milwaukee
17. Taylor & Dunn's Public House10365 N Cedarburg Rd, Mequon
18. Campbell's Irish Pub4068 S Howell Ave, Milwaukee
19. Finn McGuire's Irish Pub & Grill5001-5199 N 108th St, Milwaukee
20. O'Brien's Pub4928 W Vliet St, Milwaukee
Mulligans Irish Pub & Grill is a neighborhood Irish bar in Franklin, just a short drive outside of downtown MKE. Offering traditional traditional Irish-American bar fare (you know burgers, fish & chips, and Shepard's Pie) plus a wide variety of well whiskey, draft beer, and classic cocktails. It'll definitely be worth your while to check this spot out on March 17th, but its friendly atmosphere makes a solid year round choice too.
This Irish pub has a fully stocked liquor shelf, plenty of beer options and game day shuttles. If that doesn't sell you, O'Lydias also offers all you can eat cod if the two, three or four-piece dinner just isn't enough. Plus their hand breaded fried shrimp are some of the best around.
BuBs Irish Pub in Germantown is a short jaunt outside of Downtown Milwaukee and definitely worth checking out. This traditional style Irish bar has a great outdoor patio and porch area, regularly hosts live music, and has all the Guinness, Jameson, and Jager you need for a rollicking St. Patrick's Day party, Also, there's pool and darts!
O'Donoghue's Irish Pub in Elmgrove is a classic Irish dive, through and through. This neighborhood spot offers draft brew in a cozy, old-style environment. Housed inside of a castle like tavern, you'll think you've been transported to the Old Country... wait, no, that's just the Guinness talking.
A.J. O'Brady's Irish Pub & Grill in Menomonee is a great place to go hang out, watch the game, and socialize with a brew in hand. You'll definitely feel cozy in this warm and friendly spot (there's a wood-burning stove inside to keep you extra toasty). Multiple flat screens make A.J. O'Brady's Irish Pub & Grill a solid choice for catching up on local sports.
Pub Club is a authentic Irish dive bar in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward, the city's nightlife epicenter. Stop by for draft brew, Jagerbombs, and a whole lot of whiskey. DJs regularly spin on weekends, which can result some pretty wild nights and crazy dance parties. Feeling hungry? Check out the menu full of dependable bar fare.
County Clare's Bloody deserves a regal goblet. The mix includes Clamato juice, but don't worry, it doesn't impart fishiness like you'd expect. What it does do is lighten the mix so you can drink more than one of these behemoths, and you'll want to. Who knew a Bloody Mary could be so refreshing? The large glass has plenty of room for a substantial garnish of a full beef stick, string cheese, and best of all, homemade pickled red potato. This is an Irish pub and inn after all.
The Irish Pub is, well, an Irish pub. This riverside watering hole is known for its laidback vibe, craft pub bare (flatbreads, burgers, and sandwiches), and wide selection of draft brew. The outdoor seating area has ample space for all your crew, so be sure to check out this spot on March 17th, when shenanigans are sure to be going down.
Waukesha's House of Guinness lives up to its name. It's a cozy, homey spot that serves a lot of, well, Guinness-- but they have also plenty of other English and Irish brews on the menu. House of Guinness is definitely Irish, but not in a kitschy, over the top way; it's just a nice neighborhood spot to hang out, catch some live music, and nurse a good brew.
Mo's Irish Pub is a low-key Irish bar with outposts in Wauwatosa and Downtown Milwaukee. The MKE offshoot is just as sprawling as its Wauwatosa sister operation, so expect to let the good times roll. Two levels of bars will make this St. Patrick's Day a night out to remember.
Always Sunny in Philadelphia ? More Always Sunny in Milwaukee at Paddy's Pub. This large and festive bar is the perfect place to get your drink on this St. Patrick's day. The massive space is great for large groups and of course, they've got everything you need on tap: Guinness, Guinness, more Guinness, and lots of whiskey.
McBob's Pub and Grill in Washington Heights emphasizes its mixed traditions of Irish, Scottish, and American food and culture. With some of the city's best Reubens, McBob's piles its famous corned beef high on light or marble rye bread. For the Reuben-averse, McBob's offers one-pound beef or chicken tacos bundled tightly in 12-inch flour tortilla wraps, but only on days that start with T or S. The spot is comfortable and friendly, but not fancy, so bring your crew here for apps and brews.
McGillycuddy's Bar & Grill is a East Town watering hole that's popular with Milwaukians for its cheap brews, generous pours, and low-key, locals-only attitude. The space features a long, oak bar and outdoor beer garden. Catch up on the game multiple flat screen TVs, or just enjoy the vibe with a Guinness in hand.
The Harp's a traditional Irish pub in Milwaukee's East Side. This longstanding neighorhood spot overlooks the river; what could be better than a brew and a nice view? Satisfy your hunger with hearty burgers and Irish bar favorites like Reuben sandwiches, fish & chips, and onion rings.
This massive drinking establishment is comprised of three separate pubs, so that your pub crawl doesn't have to be that long. Each space offers a different atmosphere, ranging from loud and rowdy to intimate and casual. Overall, this is a great place to go if you are looking for a crazy night.
Milwaukee's Champion's Pub is a double decker Irish pub operating out of an old style Victorian on the East Side. Stop in for friendly conversation with neighborhood regulars, free shuffleboard, a dope backyard patio, and Guinness (obviously). You'll right at home at this congenial spot; service is warm and personal, and the drinks are generous.
This authentic Irish pub is known for it's amazing corned beef, but we think that their shepherd's pie deserves more attention than it gets. Overall, this is a great Irish bar that we highly suggest visiting the next time you are in the Milwaukee area.
Formerly known as Packy's Pub, Campbell's Irish Pub is a great place to grab a drink in Tippecanoe. This traditional bar offers all the fixings for a fun night out-- friendly service, lively crowds, and generous pours. This spot also offers traditional Irish fare like bangers and mash, potatoes, Irish breakfast, and sausage.
While Finn McGuire's is more of a dive/sports bar than an Irish bar, we can't get enough of their quirky Irish menu. If you are looking for some Irish-ish food and a rowdy atmosphere, head down Highway 100 towards Finn McGuire's Irish Pub & Grill.
This Irish pub is great all year round, but it is especially great during baseball season. While it isn't the most authentic Irish pub, we love their Irish-American fusion and high recommend that you stop by when you get the chance.


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Once upon a time about five years ago two friends met for dinner. They sat over plates of vegan tacos and lentil pate, the air between thick with the worries consuming one of them. Her name is Brandy, and she had been trying for over a year to get pregnant with her wife, Susan.
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Yes it was beautful. She was beautiful. Sophia. She of the feathery hair and helium-balloon voice. Their love incarnate.
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Brandy and Susan went for it again. Even with fears –of college educations and more square footage and a mini-van –thick around them, they went for it again. They didn't hold back. They knew success in this area was no guarantee.
What the heck, they said.
And as Tosha writes this, baby Penn AND baby Bella are in the hospital with their mommies and big sister. They are healthy and beautiful. Brandy is exhausted, and beautiful.
Once they were two, and then they were three, and now they are five. Five! Five hearts joined as a family, embraced by dozens of people to love and support them.
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SEGA also announced that the alpha test is now planned for next month. Participants have already been chosen, although they did announce that they also plan to demo the title at Tokyo Game Show in September. Neither the beta test nor the full retail release of PSO2 (which, so far, is PC only) have a release date yet.
In terms of gameplay, the title supports up to 12 players in a single game - 4 per team. The gameplay remains action-oriented, adding third-person shooting mechanics, combos, and jumping. The palette system will also make a return, with a few changes. You'll also have three character classes to choose from, which should be familiar to series fans. Hunters, who are great at close combat, Rangers (mid-range combat), and the magic-using Force (long-range). Instead of raising character levels, you will level your class instead - and at higher levels you'll have access to more class-specific skills.
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The twin themes of identity and individuality have been persistent, domineering forces in storytelling, and, indeed, everyday life since the days of cave paintings in the cradle of civilization. For good or for ill, these twin aspects define humanity and don't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon.
The slave trade? Segregation? What ended up happening to the persons involved was entirely dependent on their skin color.
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Though it takes place in 1994 and is loosely based on H.G. Wells's 1897 classic The Invisible Man, Jeff Lemire's insightful and touching new graphic novel The Nobody is both timely and timeless, its artwork and narrative lending a haunting air to a world on a slightly different vibrational frequency from our own. In this version of the tale, ostensibly occurring pre-9/11 but obviously created many years after the attacks that changed the world forever, a small town's concern over a man garbed head-to-toe in bandages is palpable, but only serves as a potent reminder of the secrets that every resident of every small town on this planet has. This version of the transparent strange, here called "John Griffen" as opposed to "Doctor Griffin" (no doubt as an homage to "Jack Griffin", as in the 1933 James Whale film of The Invisible Man) is feared not necessarily because he could have a terrible communicable disease, an upsetting, scarred visage or even a record of dire criminal activities; he is feared because his very physical essence is a reminder of humanity's own deep, dark hearts and minds, and the secrets carried beneath every individual's "bandages".
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A Propensity to Self-subversion
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Propensity to Self-subversion by Albert O. Hirschman
Book DescriptionIn these 20 essays Albert O. Hirschman examines his own ideas, and economic development. They also bring perspectives on the material in his 12 previous books and essays. In the essays that open this collection, Hirschman reappraises points he made in such books as "Exit", "Voice and Loyalty", "The Strategy of Economic Development" and "The Rhetoric of Reaction". Subsequent essays re-explore the themes of Latin American development and market society that have occupied him throughout his career. Hirschman also forays into the likely impact, negative or otherwise, of the Eastern European revolutions of 1989 on the Third World, the on-and-off connections between political and economic progress, and the role of conflict in enhancing community spirit in a liberal democracy. Hirschman presents autobiographical fragments that reflect his deep involvement in some of the important events of this century. He recollects his flight from Hitler's Germany in 1933, his studies in Paris, his work with the antifascist underground in Italy in 1937-38, and his role in helping Varian Fry in Marseilles, in 1940, to rescue political and intellectual refugees from Vichy, France.
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Book DetailsISBN: 9780674715585
(235mm x 155mm x 16mm)
Pages: 264
Imprint: Harvard University Press
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Publish Date: 2-Oct-1995
Country of Publication: United States
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Books By Author Albert O. Hirschman
Development Projects Observed, Paperback (December 2014)
Originally published in 1967, the modest and plainly descriptive title of Development Projects Observed is deceptive. Today, it is recognized as the ultimate volume in Hirschman's groundbreaking trilogy on development, and as the bridge to the broader social science themes of his subsequent writings.
Passions and the Interests, Paperback (October 2013)
Reconstructs the intellectual climate of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries to illuminate the intricate ideological transformation that occurred, wherein the pursuit of material interests - so long condemned as the deadly sin of avarice - was assigned the role of containing the unruly and destructive passions of man.
Shifting Involvements, Paperback (January 2002)» View all books by Albert O. Hirschman
Why does society oscillate between intense interest in public issues and almost total concentration on private goals? This work offers a social, political, and economic analysis dealing with how and why frustrations of private concerns lead to public involvement and public participation that eventually lead back to those private concerns.
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Albert O. Hirschman is Professor of Social Science, Emeritus, at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, following a career of prestigious appointments, honors, and awards. Perhaps the most widely known and admired of his many books are Exit, Voice, and Loyalty (Harvard) and The Passions and the Interests (Princeton).
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