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Yeahhhh no.
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Yeahhhh no.
If rather not,
Technically, I could of course live without a car. I wouldn't die. But it would make life incredibly difficult. The bus takes SO long! Plus getting on and off, waiting at the bus stop with DS who likes to run off a lot would be a nightmare. I go in and out a lot, so it would really be difficult without a car.
I live in a hilly suburb too, so biking with DS, bags etc. no way.
Currently it takes about 8-10 minutes to drive to his daycare/into the city. On the bus it would take 40minutes each way. Walking even longer.
No, I doubt we would survive with only 1 car, can't imagine not having one at all. I wouldn't be able to access public transport to suit my working hours and it doesn't run where DH works.
Yes I could. But I wouldn't.
Yes, I could but it would be bloody hard. Even DH could but that would mean taxis to and from work (shift worker). I could even do the childcare run using public transport but it would mean having to work much shorter days.
Nope. Live rural, both work almost 1hr drive away & work different hours. We do 1500 km a week between us. Shudder to think what it would be like if one of our two cars was out of action for even a few days!
We could easily(at least I could) since bus stop, supermarkets etc are in walking distance. But DH's work is 20 kms and he would have to take a bus, then train which would cost more than the petrol. Plus, we wouldn't be able to do much on weekends.
We have one car as of now, but would want to buy another nice I start working post bub!!
If I had to then yes bc home, work, shops and Childcare are all walking distance from public transport. It would be a major hassle though to visit family and friends because the train line we are on isn't a major one so would involve swapping trains etc. when we move then probably no bc the kids will have to keep going to current Childcare until we organise one closer to our new place.
Having a car makes life so much easier.
No way!!! I would go crazy. Been driving since the day I turned 17 and love the freedom a car gives!!
It could be done. We live in a inner city suburb (regional city though) so everything is in walking distance. However, due to our humid, wet summers, sometimes a car is just more practical. In summer you can't walk anywhere between 8am-5pm it is just too hot, especially if you had small children! Also I sort of need a car for work.
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Season: June to August. I love the sweet, earthy flavor of beets and I hate to see it swamped in strong-tasting vinegar, as so often happens. This light preserve is quite a different proposition: roasting the young roots really concentrates their robust flavor, while the sharp pungency of horseradish adds a liveliness to the sweet beet. Serve this summery relish alongside smoked mackerel. It's also fantastic in sandwiches with cold meats.
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- Meanwhile, put the beets into a baking dish and drizzle with a little olive oil. Roast, above the tomatoes, for 1 to 1 1/2 hours (longer if necessary), until the skins are blistered, blackened, and loosened. Let cool a little before peeling. You'll find the skins will slide off easily. Coarsely grate the beets (a food processor makes this job easy).
- Put the sugar, vinegars, onion, and horseradish into a large saucepan; bring to a boil and cook for 5 minutes. Stir in the tomato purée and cook for a couple minutes more. Finally, add the grated beets and cook for about 10 minutes, until thickened. Transfer to sterilized jars and seal with vinegar-proof lids (see pp. 21–22). Use within 1 year. Refrigerate once opened.
- It's easy to pickle horseradish root. Just grate enough fresh root to fill a jam jar, sprinkle with 1 teaspoon of salt and 1 teaspoon of sugar, top up with cider vinegar, and seal with a lid. Use in sauces, dressings, and soups, and serve with roast beef.
Per serving: 500.0 calories, 120.0 calories from fat, 14.0g total fat, 2.0g saturated fat, 0.0mg cholesterol, 1320.0mg sodium, 92.0g total carbs, 9.0g dietary fiber, 75.0g sugars, 7.0g protein


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Our first 2 we told people but with number 3 whenever we thought of a name people would say hurtful things so when we decided on a definite we kept it a secret until after he was born so no one could say anything and also because we picked the name my Mum had suggested and we wanted to surprise her. Then we sent a picture to everyone with his name after he arrived.
Before we started trying I would throw names around with family & friends, and no one ever said they didn't like them, so it probably wouldn't be a big problem if we told everyone our names (most of our are still undecided, but there is one boy's name that I LOVE and want to use if this bub is a boy).
But since I've actually been pregnant, I've been reluctant to share any name ideas with anyone, just because we will be finding out & sharing the gender with everyone, so I'd like to keep them guessing with names.
I think we'll either start giving people joke names, or just saying that we're waiting to actually lay eyes on bub before deciding on a name, even if we're already 100% decided.
I do like that Boost Juice idea, but the one name I love isn't really unusual, so I wouldn't expect many strange looks anyway. May have to try it out if we choose another name though!
We told the shortlist of names. We figured that if there was some major reason why we shouldn't use that name that we couldn't see (ie Richard Head) we'd much rather know before hand!!!!
Eh, we told everyone the names we picked for both our boys way before 20 weeks of pregnancy. We got some comments, some pretty heartless ones. But it didn't change our minds.
Only one comment from my mother influenced me enough to give DS2 a second middle name. (His initials were going to be D.O.D, my mother said "Dead on Delivery" and so I added a second middle name)
Meh we told everyone as soon as we were certain with ds with dd everyone knew the potential names. We onky got negative comments from mil who didn't like that ds first name and middle started with the same letter but it didn't stop us :-)
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Ds1 didn't have a name till 6 hours after he was born, there were short listed ones that I got mixed reactions to though. Some people were polite but others were a bit rude really.
We chose a name for ds2 as soon as we found out he was a he. Everyone really liked his first and middle names. The only person we kept it a secret from was my dad as he asked if we could keep the gender a secret. All good.
We picked a name from our short list not long after we found out it was a boy but haven't told anyone yet!
All our family and most friends knew we were trying (IUI) and then knew it was a boy straight away so we wanted something to keep as a surprise!
All my family are starting to freak out though, assuming we have picked something really unusual and keep giving me newspaper articles on 'bad' names and the effects it can have on children.
I think they will be suprised at his actual name, as is very common and 'normal' but has huge meaning for us.
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We kept names to ourselves right up until we announced her arrival.
I didn't want to have to hear other ppl's opinions, as at the end of the day it was DP and my decision, and we didn't want to be influenced by others.
It was hard though as ppl can be quite persistent.
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Superheroes and alter egos go together like October and cursing the suddenly freezing weather. What would Spider-Man be without Peter Parker? The Hulk without Bruce Banner? Wonder Woman without Diana Prince? Iron Man without . . . well, Iron Man and Tony Stark are pretty much interchangeable anyway.
Sometimes an alter-ego is almost unnecessary to the superhero, who leads a public life – like Iron Man or the Fantastic Four. Sometimes an alter-ego is just ridiculous and should be immediately obvious to anyone with eyes – like Hawkeye, whose ridiculously antiquated facial hair should be enough of a tipoff.
Sometimes an alter-ego is created to hide the superhero's identity, and sometimes an alter-ego is created to hide the regular person's superheroism. The inherent dangers in discovery have been the topic of hundreds of comic book storylines, and formed the basis of the conflict in Marvel's Civil War storyline. And, of course, there is nothing like a villain about to rip off a hero's mask to build suspense. Alter-egos have even added the phrase 'mild-mannered' to the world's collective unconscious.
We all love to see superheroes fight, fail, recover, and win. But the real drama of comic books often lies in the unmasked characters – or, should I say, in the characters' true selves. Superman and Batman are two of, if not the biggest supes. They've been in the funny papers for decades, the movie and TV adaptations are legion. And they could not be less alike in the formation of their day-to-day personas.
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Superman! By day, he is the mild-mannered reporter named Clark Kent. Only a suit and a pair of dorky glasses differentiate the two, and yet somehow, no one has yet figured it out. I love Supes for one reason: because he doesn't really exist. Okay, yes, I know, he's a comic book character, but that's not what I meant. The personality that is 'Superman' is completely fictional – Clark is the real guy. In midair wearing his underwear on the outside, Superman is still a gawky, dorky, do-gooder farm boy from rural Kansas. He helps little old ladies cross the street. He smiles bashfully when pretty women address him. He says stuff like, "Statistically speaking, flying is still the safest way to travel."
I know I'm about to stray off-canon into movies, but in both Superman and Superman II, Clark is almost unable to reveal his secret identity to Lois. Even in character as Supes, and with all the supposed confidence this gives to him, he loses his nerve. Clark Kent is a creature of humility and earnestness, and that is carried through into 'Superman', not the other way around. He is even willing to give up the persona of Superman when it endangers the happiness of Clark.
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Batman! On the other hand, the playboy billionaire Bruce Wayne is the false front for Batman, the Caped Crusader. The recent series of movies highlighted this point. Batman lives for revenge and crime-fighting, and maintains his alter-ego of Bruce only for its necessities in masking and furthering his own activities. I don't even think I really need to provide much proof for this one. Batman is one twisted S.O.B. who enjoys kicking the shit out of bad guys. He would much more willingly give up living as Bruce Wayne than wearing the mantle of Batman, which he does only reluctantly and only when a suitable replacement can be found.
It's interesting, then, that Batman has the less revealing costume of the two – speaking of identity, of course. He is entirely the Bat, while Supes is Clark Kent in spandex. Of course, part of that is the difference between mental/mechanical power and physical power. And perhaps because Batman's identity is so closely tied to Batman, the persona of 'Bruce Wayne' is threatened far more times than is Clark Kent's. Maybe because of the drama of ripping off a mask, but that's neither here nor there.
If you want to get really psychological about it, you could say that Clark Kent and Batman represent the ego and the id – one (Supes) acting rationally for the greatest long-term happiness, and the other (Bats) acting irrationally to satisfy momentary needs and desires. But I'm pretty sure people have written term papers and stuff on that already, so I'm not going to exhaust my limited mental resources on the topic. Superman and Batman have always been two sides of the coin – dark and light, law and vigilantism, day and night, a little bit country and a little bit rock'n'roll.
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The skills crisis has been discussed at virtually every conference and forum I have attended over the last two years. The issue is complex and touches every geographic area of the world. The developed countries have aging workforces that are retiring and a lack of interest on the part of young people to enter the automation profession. Developing countries are starting from a low base of experienced people. I have been told by people from all areas of the world that the automation field is not attractive to young people, and this further complicates the problem. ISA, FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology), the Automation Federation, and other groups are taking on the challenge to attract young people to the automation profession.
Capturing the knowledge of experienced people into automation systems is a sound idea, but taken to an extreme, I think this could be limiting. Thinking about primarily relying on knowledge based systems, I believe there is an embedded assumption that industry and production technology will remain static, therefore capturing existing knowledge will solve the problem. However, industrial technology certainly will not remain static and will need educated people that can solve problems and create new automation solutions. I suggest, in addition to advanced systems, we need to provide superior training and mentoring.
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I was impressed with the advice from Terry Jones, KYAK founder and former chief executive of Travelocity.com, who noted last year that efficient teams are a balance of experienced people with "old world" knowledge and new people with youthful exuberance. The "old dogs" will learn new tricks, and "new dogs" will learn old tricks to create successful innovations. In addition, the experienced people will help the new ones avoid old mistakes. Those of us that have been around the industry for some time have seen companies lay off experienced people based on economics and the new "cheaper" people make "old" errors that cost the company money. No one accounts for the loss of profits later due to lack of experience. The knowledge and know-how of experienced people is extremely valuable, but the real multiplier is the combined creativity of new and existing people working together that can yield high results. One issue that needs to be solved in an organization for this to work is the fear that existing people have-if they educate the new person they will loose their job. Taking this approach requires looking at the future value of an investment made in people.
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Saxophonist, clarinetist and flautist Nobuyasu Furuya's quintet with Rodrigo Pinheiro (piano), Eduardo Lala (trombone), Hernani Faustino (bass) and Gabriel Ferrandini (drums) playing Furuya compositions. Furuya has performed with similar configurations of this group on his excellent Clean Feed releases. Pinheiro, Faustino and Ferrandini are also know as the Red Trio, who also have releases on Clean Feed, and have recorded with John Butcher in the Empire release on NoBusiness.
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"After establishing his name during the Eighties as an electric bass guitarist in alternative rock bands, like the now legendary K4 Quadrado Azul, Hernani Faustino turned to avant-jazz and free improvised music and chose the double bass as his self-taught instrument. Two decades later of multiple interactions with Portuguese and international musicians, he's now considered one of the most intense and solid bassists in the Portuguese scene. The association he maintains with drummer Gabriel Ferrandini (RED trio, Nobuyasu Furuya Trio & Quintet, Rodrigo Amado Wire Quartet) has been pointed as a dynamic and powerful rhythm section. His visceral playing is well showed by the contortions of his face during a performance: he goes to the limits of pleasure and pain.
Music is his life: besides being a musician, he was one of the members of the label Clean Feed, considered one of the five more important on the planet in what regards jazz, and the Trem Azul Jazz Store, located in Lisbon. He also composed for theatre, produced radio programs, and wrote about music in a couple of magazines. A good part of his activity in photography is also music oriented: Faustino is one of the most accomplished stage photographers around. This says all about his passion and commitment.
Hernani Faustino's numerous meetings and collaborations with other improvisors is astonishing: John Butcher, Lotte Anker, Nate Wooley, Carlos "Zíngaro", Agustí Fernández, Sei Miguel, Rafael Toral, Jason Stein, Nuno Rebelo, Rodrigo Pinheiro, Gabriel Ferrandini, Pedro Sousa, Rodrigo Amado, Albert Cirera, Manuel Mota, Luís Lopes, Jon Irabagon, Taylor Ho Bynum, Gerard Lebik, Piotr Damasiewicz, Harris Eisenstadt, Neil Davidson, Heddy Boubaker, Gerard Lebik, Elliott Levin, Katsura Yamauchi, Mats Gustafsson, Chris Corsano, Nikolaus Gerszewski, Rob Mazurek, Reinhold Friedl, Ernesto Rodrigues, José Oliveira, Helena Espvall, Nuno Torres, Ricardo Jacinto, Blaise Siwula, Virginia Genta, Elliott Levin, Daniel Carter, Federico Ughi, Floros Floridis, Matt Bauder, Dennis González, Vítor Rua, and many more, covering a wide range from free bop to extreme experimentation, going through electroacoustic improv, reductionism and noise."-Hernani Faustino Website, Rui Eduardo Paes (http://www.hernanifaustino.com/bio/)
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"He started playing drums at fourteen, when he took up his musical studies at the Crescendo School in São João do Estoril, near Lisbon. At nineteen, he made studies at the Hot Clube Portugal, where he stayed for a year and a half. In 2006 he entered the Academia de Amadores de Música where he studies to this day with Alexandre Frazão as his master. In 2007 he did a workshop with the drummer Paal Nilssen-Love.
Towards the end of 2007 and to date he has taken part in various concerts with multiple projects alongside artists and ensembles like: Nobuyasu Furuya Trio, Rodrigo Amado Motion Trio, Alípio C. Neto, Carlos Zíngaro, DJ Ride, Variable Geometry Orchestra, Riot Trio, Luís Lopes Duo, John Butcher, Jason Stein, Jon Irabagon, Ernesto Rodrigues Septet and the Nikolaus Gerszewski Ensemble."-Gulbenkian Music (https://gulbenkian.pt/musica/en/biography/gabriel-ferrandini-2/)
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Rick Koster and Kristina Dorsey discuss the upcoming Academy Awards, plus The Subdudes atThe Garde and The Banff Mountain Film Festival at Connecticut College.
Despite fire codes or even the pure physical limitations of Available Space, it seemed that most if not all of the approximate 28,000 residents of New London happily crammed inside the Six String Caf� Saturday night to see a fine two-band bill featuring Brooklyn's Heap and a debut performance by local group The 3-Pack.
All due credit to Heap — fronted by New London native Tim Heap, a terrific rock songwriter whose wit and energy explodes onstage — it's true that a lot of the turnout was for The 3-Pack.
Comprised of ex-Reducers Peter Detmold, Hugh Birdsall and Tom Trombley, and formed out of love and camaraderie following the 2012 passing of bassist Steve Kaika, The 3-Pack overcame a bit of admitted performance anxiety with a short but wonderful set of new songs and clever cover tunes by artists who'd influenced or resonated with The Reducers in formative years.
The seasonal timing of the show was fortuitously symbolic. While it's true that The 3-Pack had to individually and collectively reach this point — deciding whether to play again at all after Kaika's death, then whether to do so in public, and finally writing new songs and arranging empathetic material — that they debuted on Thanksgiving weekend was special. For most of The Reducers' four-decade run, their annual Saturday shows on Turkey Day weekend were some of the most highly anticipated annual events in the whole region.
As for the music, there are obvious stylistic similarities between The 3-Pack and The Reducers. But Saturday's intro to the new trio indicated a focus on older rock 'n' roll – the archival sort that would later segue into the punk and pub rock so prevalent in The Reducers' work. Instead of touchstones such as Brinsley Schwartz or The Clash, there were cheerful echoes of earlier Chuck Berryisms.
The 3-P originals indicated exuberant craft, hooks and an acute lyrical narrative — sometimes bittersweet, sometimes hilarious — that seemed reflective of their musical past and lives together. This material was split equally with cover songs that were lovingly handled as though by museum curators — albeit curators who gleefully wielded drums, electric instruments and powerful amplifiers.
Steve Kaika woulda been proud – and so are we all.
For posterity's sake, and with the gracious help of Soundman Jason at the Six String Caf�, here is video footage and audio of the entire 3-Pack performance recorded through the mixing board and with an ambient room mic — and below is the set list. Cover tunes are noted.
Oh, and by the way, the Six String Caf� — formerly the Bank Street Caf� — seemed to score big points with first-time visitors to the newly refurbished club.
"Talk to Loretta" (Boston's the Nervous Eaters)
"Come Back Baby"
"Jeanie, Jeanie, Jeanie" (Eddie Cochran)
"Cadillac Walk" (Mink Deville's arrangement of a Moon Martin song)
"That's Alright"
"Goddamn Good Old Days"
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"Outsider" (The Ramones)
"Pretty Little Lights of Town" (LeRoi Brothers)
"Rave On" (Buddy Holly)
"Can't Afford to Do It" (Fleetwood Mac's arrangement of a Homesick James tune)
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To the Editor: The Commentary on clinical benefits and legal liability associated with automated external defibrillators (AEDs) by Dr Estes and colleagues1 addresses litigation prospects from harm resulting from use of an AED when a patient receives an inappropriate shock or fails to receive a needed shock. However, the clinical benefits and risks that are the private interests of each successful shock recipient and family are less fully clarified. For a person whose heart stops for more than 250 seconds before cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is initiated, the liability is not tort litigation; it is an approximately 50% probability of permanent brain disability.2 Most legislators and citizens are unaware of this downside of CPR survival.3
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Tennis has undergone many changes in the years since Michael Chang, Andre Agassi, Jim Courier and Pete Sampras were playing junior tennis in the mid-80s.
Although variations on the concept extend back as far as the Davis Cup itself, founded in 1900, a National Team has not been part of USTA junior development for many years. The ITF now holds world Junior Davis Cup (and Junior Fed Cup) competitions every September for 16 qualifying countries in the 16-and-under age group, but here in the United States, those players are selected on an ad hoc basis for both North American qualifying in the spring and for the international competition in the fall.
Greg Patton and Brad Stine, two coaches of the USTA's Junior Davis Cup team during the mid-80s, believe the competitive advantages of that structure is reason enough to bring it back.
"The Junior Davis Cup team was incredibly successful," says Patton, the current men's head coach at Boise State, who coached at the University of California-Irvine while serving as captain of the Junior Davis Cup team during the summers of 1984-87.
"It was a carrot, with all the kids wanting to be on that team, a goal for every American kid to aspire to."
In 1987, members of the 12-man squad included Courier, Sampras, Malivai Washington, Jeff Tarango and David Wheaton. Chang was a member of the 16s team in 1986.
Stine, who coached four-time grand slam champion Courier on tour during the latter's rise to the No. 1 ranking, explains how the teams were selected.
"Sometimes there were more guys named automatically based on their results, and there were fewer spots for tryouts, but generally there were about four spots for tryouts," says Stine, who now operates the Stine 360 Tennis Academy in Fresno, Calif.
"The first year I did it was the first year they started a 16s team, 1986. We rented a fraternity house in Santa Barbara, and the tryouts were at the UC-Santa Barbara tennis courts. We had 32 18-and-under players trying out for four spots and we had 16 16-and-under players trying out for the four spots, and there were only four spots total on the 16s team."
"Those were some of the most intense tennis matches I've ever seen in my life, because those kids knew what was at stake," says Stine. "They had the opportunity to make the national team, and all their expenses were paid for during the summer. And it was a great honor to be part of the USTA program."
With round robin groups set up, there was plenty of tennis, but it was no boot camp, according to Patton.
"We did a lot of fun things. We had a big softball tournament every year. We always went to a different college campus and just camped out. Every night we'd have some lectures, we'd go to movies, we made it fun. The kids had a great time.
"They were hungry, because they knew they could make the team, and when someone would pop out and do something, they would say, 'this could be me.'"
Chris Garner, the current men's head coach at Amherst who was on the team from 1985-87, has high praise for his years in the program.
"I don't have anything but positive memories of that time, and the opportunities it gave me," says Garner, now in his sixth year at Amherst.
"My mom had to work extremely hard for me just to play tennis, and to be able to earn that spot on that team for those few years helped financially. The help with coaching and being a part of something was definitely very rewarding for me.
"There was definitely a lot of maturing opportunities, for me specifically, that I remember. Coach Patton would pull me aside to talk to me about my behavior, or areas where I could definitely do better to represent not only myself, but the team. I definitely had to be spoken to as far as proper attire, making sure I didn't look disheveled half the time."
"I want to know who's on the team. I want those kids to be held up as a standard for everyone else to aspire to, to be held up as a standard for conduct, attitude and effort that is above where everyone else is at," says Stine. "I want them to wear uniforms, to be presented at Kalamazoo as our national team. I want kids to look at that and aspire to be a part of the national team."
Patton believes that alone is a powerful motivator.
"All the kids want to belong, and the whole concept was they had to earn it too," Patton says. "The boys lived up to the responsibility and lived up to the honor. You're elite, and you'd better act like it, act like a champion. You earned this."
Garner cites the social aspect as an important part of the experience too.
"I remember having a lot of laughs with the guys, which is like what you have in college," Garner recalls.
"You have that camaraderie. It's a little bit different in college because you're on that team and win as a team, while on the Junior Davis Cup, almost every tournament you were playing those guys on the team. That part was different, but there was still a lot of fun to be had with one another."
With such glowing reviews from its coaches and players, why was the program discontinued? According to Patton, that's a question Sampras, Courier and Chang have all asked him. Garner's answer, echoed by Stine and Patton, cites the frequent change in USTA leadership as a contributing factor.
"I'm not in the know to understand why it was changed," Garner admits. "I think the USTA has new leadership quite often, and with new leadership, there's going to be different ideas."
Stine, who continued to work for the USTA after the end of the Junior Davis Cup program, agrees.
"It changed a couple of years after they started Player Development," Stine says. "There were some coaches in Player Development who wanted greater autonomy to select players based on what they felt was a game style or body style that would lend itself more to playing professional tennis. It started to be more of a 'this is the guy we're tapping, because we think he's going to make it.'"
Patton, never one to shy away from an analogy, explains its demise this way:
"There was new leadership at the USTA, and they felt we should be working with individuals. But they didn't realize we don't want to grow a rose, we want to grow a garden. You've got to put them all together and nourish them with the same fertilizer and soil. That was the point. It was a team."
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concerning the ethical level of research behaviors but apparently misunderstands
the methods and findings of our study. According to the fractional factorial
design we used, participants responded to surveys of 12 scenarios that were
constructed from randomly chosen phrases consisting of factors hypothesized
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I believe that the teacher's place and work in the school is to be interpreted from this same basis. The teacher is not in the school to impose certain ideas or to form certain habits in the child, but is there as a member of the community to select the influences which shall affect the child and to assist him in properly responding to these influences.
I believe that the school is primarily a social institution. Education being a social process, the school is simply that form of community life in which all those agencies are concentrated that will be most effective in bringing the child to share in the inherited resources of the race, and to use his own powers for social ends. I believe that education, therefore, is a process of living and not a preparation for future living.
The great waste comes from [the child's] inability to utilize the experience he gets outside of school in any complete and free way within the school itself while, on the other hand, he is unable to apply in daily life what he is learning at school. That is the isolation of the school - its isolation from life.
We are a people of many races, many faiths, creeds, and religions. I do not think that the men who made the Constitution forbade the establishment of a State church because they were opposed to religion. They knew that the introduction of religious differences into American life would undermine the democratic foundations of this country. What holds for adults holds even more for children, sensitive and conscious of differences. I certainly hope that the Board of Education will think very, very seriously before it introduces this division and antagonism in our public schools.
When a school introduces and trains each child of society into membership within such a little community, saturating him with the spirit of service, and providing him with the instruments of effective self-direction, we shall have the deepest and best guaranty of a larger society which is worthy, lovely, and harmonious
With respect to the development of powers devoted to coping with specific scientific and economic problems we may say that the child should be growing in manhood. With respect to sympathetic curiosity, unbiased responsiveness, and openness of mind, we may say that the adult should be growing in childlikeness.
Each generation is inclined to educate its young so as to get along in the present world instead of with a view to the proper end of education: the promotion of the best possible realization of humanity as humanity. Parents educate their children so that they may get on; princes educate their subjects as instruments of their own purpose.
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