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The police are yet to arrest Owaisi despite two FIRs registered against him at Adilabad and Nizamabad districts.
New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday alleged that the Congress government in Andhra Pradesh was shielding All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi in the hate speech cases. Owaisi who returned on Monday morning from London where he had gone for medical treatment underwent a medical test at a hospital in Hyderabad, but the police are yet to arrest him despite two FIRs registered against him at Adilabad and Nizamabad districts. A third case was registered by Osmania University police, following a court directive after Owaisi allegedly used inflammatory language against a particular community in December 2012.
"Owaisi has to be booked and arrested immediately. Instead of arresting him, he is being given a hero's welcome. Standard operating procedure is you arrest the culprit, then produce before the court, upon court's direction, you take him to the hospital. The Congress government in Andhra Pradesh is trying to make Owaisi a hero. The Congress government in Andhra Pradesh is actively supporting him. The BJP condemns this kind of politics," said BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar in New Delhi on Tuesday.
A two-member police team went to Akbaruddin Owaisi's residence in Hyderabad to work out details for his medical test on Tuesday morning. He was examined by a team of doctors including a cardiologist, orthopedician and a general surgeon at the Gandhi hospital amidst tight security. The investigating officer of Adilabad police was also present inside. Owaisi's personal doctors were in the hospital but weren't allowed inside the examination room.
Earlier on Tuesday morning the Nirmal rural police at Adilabad district issued a notice to Akbaruddin to present himself for the medical examination after he evaded arrest in connection with his alleged hate speech case citing health concerns.
Investigating officer A Raghu had found Akbaruddin fit enough to face police inquiry in connection with the case filed against him for the alleged provocative speech. However, the MIM legislator had informed that he was suffering from pain and had sought four days time to appear before the Nirmal police for questioning. After this, the police had on Monday night decided that he will be subjected to medical examination on Tuesday.
"In view of his medical examination police issued a notice to him to come to the Gandhi Hospital where government doctors will carry out his medical examination. Once the medical test is complete, a certificate will be issued and based on it further course of action will be taken," a senior police officer said. For security reasons, a police escort accompanied him.
The police on Monday evening also went to his residence to question him over his alleged hate speech. This came even as Owaisi filed a writ petition in the Andhra Pradesh High Court asking for a stay on arrest and filing of more FIRs on similar grounds. The High Court is likely to take up the writ petition on January 9.
Earlier, questions were raised as to why Hyderbad Police did not arrest Owaisi on arrival at the Hyderabad airport on Monday morning. Owaisi returned early on Monday morning from London to a rousing reception by his supporters at the airport and told the police that he would surrender later as he was not well.
It seems Owaisi is using ill health to get away and police are going slow on the MIM MLA. Even as the police failed to arrest him at the airport on Monday, Owaisi approached the investigating officer in Adilabad and asked for a four-day extension citing ill health. He was directed by the court to appear before the police in Adilabad district on Monday and in Nizamabad town on January 8.
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The fascinating and close-knit Gullah Geechee culture of the Sea Islands of Georgia and South Carolina, which evolved in an almost timeless shell, with its own dialect and way of life, is still a mystery to most Americans. But that hasn't stopped Dr. Jacquelyne Benton, an African American Studies professor at Metropolitan State University of Denver, from trying to unlock the island secrets for landlocked Denverites, whom she leads on periodic tours of the islands under the auspices of the nonprofit Johnson Legacy, Inc. This time, however, Benton will bring the islands — and perhaps some enlightenment — to us. Her two-week exhibit, The Water Brought Us: A Passport to Africa in America, which includes three weekends of programming, opens today at RedLine Gallery with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. that features works by internationally known Gullah artist Jonathan Green and more.
The title of the series, Benton explains, comes from the legendary story of the Ibo Landing, in which a fierce shipload of ethnic Nigerians resisted enslavement by drowning themselves in the sea. "They were heard to be saying, 'The water brought us,' and then, 'The water will take us way,'" Benton says. Its point, though, is to glorify the shadow of African culture as it has evolved and been handed down from parents to children living in the islands. To that end, Benton will present Gullah storyteller Carolyne "Jabulile" White tonight and a talk by Green next week; additional programs include a screening of Julie Dash's Gullah film Daughters of the Dust, a limited-seating sweetgrass basket-making workshop, and separate concerts of spirituals and the lost art of ring shouting by the McIntosh County Shouters.
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My mother and I evacuated from Glasgow to Auldgirth in 1941 to escape the bombing immediately following the Clydebank bombing. We stayed with a wonderful family called Collins who were friends of my father's family. Mr Collins in peacetime was a gardener on the Kennedy Estate called I remember "The Big House" and the Collin's cottage was adjacent. I was only 4 years old but remember it fondly, although we were there only a matter of months. I remember an army unit was stationed on the estate. An army mobile cinema would come and show films to the estate workers. I distinctly remember watching "The Road to Morocco" shown in the Campbell's cottage up the road. I still remember we all helped gather in the hay. My memories of that short period in Auldgirth are the happiest of my entire childhood. Mother and I returned to Glasgow where I started infant school in 1942. In 1974 I had occasion to be attending a professional meeting at the Royal Crichton Hospital, so I took the opportunity to visit Auldgirth with a friend. Before arriving I described the location of the Collin's cottage, the sawmill and the pond in as much detail as I could remember. I was surprised how accurate my memories were...except for one detail. I remember my mother describing the pond as "bottomless" as a way of keeping me away from it for safety reasons, and in my memory it was dark and brooding. In reality it was less than a foot deep! Anyhow overall my recollection was not bad for a 4 year old after 33 years. I now live in retirement in rural Aberdeenshire after spending most of my professional life working in the Far East, but one of these days I would love to visit Auldgirth again.
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State Grid Corp. of China, the country's biggest power transmitter, could open up some units to private investment, the Economic Information Daily reported today, citing unidentified people.
The state-owned company is making plans for "mixed-ownership reform" of businesses involved in power transmission, electric car-charging and hydro power, the newspaper said.
China's biggest state-owned companies, including PetroChina Co. and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., are selling stakes in assets after Premier Li Keqiang pledged to allow non-state capital in oil and power projects and to speed up the development of mixed-ownership entities.
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Louis plants a Trap on the table in the rec area and hides behind a wall with the trap pedestal under his foot. Fried chicken is strung in the air above the table to lure Slimer to being under the trap. Slimer ends up getting away even though Louis set off the trap. Because of the events part of the ceiling falls on the round table. Louis looks around confused.
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by TheDallasDon, Jan 9, 2012.
That the old school way of playing football is not dead after all???
It prove it if your QB is built like a FB. :laugh2:
Most teams are not going to put their QB in harms way with Tebow that is just part of his game. Even among spread formation offense most of the QB's are not going to survive the hits
It proves if you have a good defense and oline, even a team with a QB who can't complete half his passes can still win.
I'd been wondering for a couple of years if you could take something like an old single wing or shotgun offense and grab a couple of those college QBs who weren't up to NFL standards, and run a viable scheme.
Apparantly, you can.
Will be interesting to see what Denver's offense looks like next year, after a full offseason to work, teach, and plan.
Pretty much what Doomsday said.
Tebow has his flaws but he's built like a tank, 99% of QBs wouldn't survive running that offense for an entire game.
Thing is Pitt went in with the additude of stopping the run having LB and safety playing close. Denver countered it with less than high precentage passing by getting the ball down the field. his completion precentage was not great but then when you throw a lot of deep passes it is not going to be as high. One other thing Tebow had several balls that were dropped and he did not throw any picks.
You're not going to find many QBs who are built like Tebow to take the beating game in and game out that your QB would have to take in that kind of offense.
Trying this in a large part across the league would be a complete disaster.
True, Tebow is more of the exception to the rule clearly not the rule. I know damn well I don't want Romo doing it. :laugh2:
Denver has destroyed the notion you need a good QB to win.
ugly, but effective
It is not popular but the old school approach can still win games . The 49ers is a better example than Denver . As much as I despise the 49ers , I really like the team that they have put together .
I think what we'll see in about 5 years is that teams will be so geared to stop the Green Bay's, New England's, etc on defense and other teams will try to copy their 'spread 'em out and throw' schemes that it will leave a gaping hole for a team that will utilize more of a standard formations (21 personnel or 11 personnel under center) and utilize some creative ways to run block and throw off play action. I think some coach will figure out that there is a flaw to having all of these players on defense play from a 2-point stance and that you can run the ball at will if you can figure out new ways to run block. That and you'll save your QB from taking a beating and keep your defense fresh.
I think part of the problem is that coaches start to think that if they are down by a touchdown against a team like Green Bay that they have to start throwing like crazy in order to keep up with Green Bay's high powered offense. But in reality they are just playing into Green Bay's hands. It's almost akin to a basketball team thinking that they need to run a fast paced offense to stick with some powerhouse team that is great at running the fast break. More often than not, you'll get ran off the court.
Strangely, football coaches don't understand that.
Furthermore, the history of the game shows that defensive players are more likely to get injured than offensive players. So a HC smart enough to balance out the offense will not only keep his defense fresh, but keep them from getting injured. And like I said, his QB will also have less opportunities of getting injured as well.
It may not produce blowout wins and record breaking offensive performances, but it might wind up being the easiest way for a team to just win ball games. And I think Jim Harbaugh may have started to figure this out already.
Is that guy serious?
"Here's why Tim Tebow sucks"......and he shows a play where he wins the game.
Tebow has started 12 games for the Broncos. In the past 11 games, the team that was more effective at passing the ball won the game. The only time that wasn't true was Tebow's first start, when neither quarterback was very effective and Denver won in overtime.
Tebow hasn't always looked great throwing the ball, but he has averaged 13.7 yards per completion and rarely throws interceptions.
This just reiterates that it doesn't matter how often you throw the ball -- if you can throw it more effectively than your opponent, you'll almost always win. If not, you'll almost always lose.
That old "retread" John Fox just won himself a playoff game by the way.
In Denver!
Then why don't the Cowboys win more games?
Maybe so but it also shows by being able to run the ball it forced Pitt to play guys up in the line of scrimmage even safeties to stop it leaving the oppertunity for the big plays. I think running and passing can go hand in hand. If Denver can't run then Pitt is not going to cheat up on the line as they did.
The Broncos proved that the AFC is a weak conference.
The trick to winning with a balanced attack is having an OL that can run AND pass block effectively.


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DUNWOODY, Ga.,None - Prosecutors asked a judge in a high-profile Dunwoody murder case on Wednesday to allow them to question an expert who was originally hired by the defense team.
Hemy Neuman's attorneys are fighting to keep that psychologist's findings from being made public.
"Three questions sir," Chief Assistant District Attorney Don Geary asked of the judge, "Did he do an evaluation? Counsel's indicated he did. Did he reach an opinion in that evaluation? Counsel's indicated he did. What was that opinion?"
Defense attorneys acknowledge that Dr. Peter Thomas evaluated Neuman, but they chose not to use his findings at trial, or share them with prosecutors.
Thomas was present in the courtroom as defense attorneys argued that his opinion about Neuman's sanity should fall under attorney-client privilege, because the attorneys hired Thomas.
"Mr. Neuman specifically was told that what he told Dr. Thomas would not be disclosed to anyone but the defense team," said defense attorney Bob Rubin.
Neuman has admitted to shooting and killing Rusty Sneiderman in the parking lot of the Dunwoody Prep preschool in Nov. 2010. But Neuman is claiming he was insane and the defense team has hired doctors, other than Thomas, to testify that Neuman did not know right from wrong at the time of the shooting.
"When he chooses to produce some, but not all of the experts at trial, he waives the privilege on all of the others he doesn't choose to call," said Geary.
Channel 2 Action News report Jodie Fleischer filed an open records request for Neuman's visitation logs at the DeKalb County jail. The records show Peter Thomas spent more than five hours testing Neuman last May.
"Are you implying he did not do an evaluation?" Judge Gregory Adams asked.
"I'm stating that he did not do an evaluation for the purpose of testifying in court," replied Rubin.
- Apology email from Neuman shows state of mind before fatal shooting
- Encounter between suspect, murder victim heard in 911 call
- Neuman lawyer: "He is the one who did the shooting"
The defense attorneys didn't say what Thomas's findings were, only why he was hired.
"We needed the help of a professional who could tell us what we were grappling with. It was never intended he'd be a witness in this case," said Rubin.
The judge will likely issue a ruling sometime next week.
The murder trial is scheduled to begin in February.


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Several miles away, in a war torn country, a radio broadcast was going on.
"This is the Prime Minister. We interrupt your daily programmes to announce that all children between ages 15-21 will be taken in 3 hours to clear the excessive flooding caused by our recent war. Officials will come and pick up the children within the hour. If you struggle, you will be imprisoned for life. Thank you. We are now back to your regular programming. "
He said this almost jokingly. Even though I knew all too well it wasn't one.
Half of our country was underwater. You could literally walk to the water, no matter where you were. I knew getting rid of the water would take months; maybe years. I started panicking.
"Anetha-" My mom started, but I was already out of the house.
"I'll be back soon!" I threw behind me as I ran, my red hair flying in the wind. I had to get to my best friend, Fahrens', house.
I was fifteen. Fahren was sixteen. I need to make sure he got this announcement, what he thought of it. Certainly I couldn't be the only one who thought it was absolutely insane.
I stopped at his back door. I would have stopped at the front, but the front section of his house was "caged". That's what we call the hardened purple goo encasing a good fourth of our country. Aftermath of the war.
Fahren opened the door before I could knock. All he said was, "I heard."
He held his arms open, and I hugged him tightly, trying to conceal the single tear running down my cheek.
"Hey, hey. None of that, now. We're going to be alright. It's not as if it's forever. We'll get to come back once it's all cleared up."
He holds me at arm's length, staring at me reassuringly with his almost purple eyes.
"Do you have any idea how much of this place is entirely underwater???" I say practically.
"A lot," Fahren admits. He pulls me back into a reassuring hug.
I back out of his arms almost immediately, feeling slightly awkward. He looks disappointed; I wish I hadn't done it. Suddenly someone grabs me roughly from behind. Fahren looks alarmed, and I'm suppressing a shriek myself. I turn, and there's grim a man uniformed in brown.
"Time to go, little girl. Boy, you come on, too. Don't bother packing anything; they've got provisions on the train."
We've been plodding silently for around ten minutes when I realize something.
Why do we need a train if we can walk from one end of this tiny country to the other?


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Too good a dealTHERE'S SOMETHING I'm not understanding about Cape Girardeau's proposed water park. If the water park would produce the revenue that the city council and the Southeast Missourian have reported, why hasn't some private investor not already built one? Since when is the city supposed to involve itself with collecting extra taxes to invest in a money-making venture?
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Big loss for familiesDON'T YOU people know these parents are going through enough concerning this fire? One group of parents lost their grandchild and their daughter. The other group lost their son and their grandson. You all don't think about if the boy loved the girl and the baby. He went back in trying to save them. That is how he got hurt.
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It's all about loveSOME OF us parents work these low-income jobs because we have a fulfilling job or because we feel that's where we belong at the time. What matters the most is the love that they can give their kids, not what items they can give them because they make big dollars at work.
Thanks for checkingI DO volunteer work for the American Legion in Jackson. I get there early in the morning. During the snow I left my car running with the lights on. Somebody knocked at the door. It was a city policeman who said he thought he'd better check to see if everything was all right. I really appreciate it. I really thank him. Way to go, Darrell.
Scale back the voteI WOULD like to put in my two cents' worth on the taxes that the city is going to ask us to vote on. I support an increase in salaries and new equipment. If the city would put this on the ballot where I can vote for increases for city employees and scale back this fire station, because I don't believe we need a fire station that costs $1.8 million, I would vote for these taxes in this manner.
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I AM disgusted with the brutality of the media and the good people of the community. They have done nothing but drag the Moore name through the mud while the Moores watched their son suffer terribly before losing his life. The media and the public have shown total disregard for the pain and suffering the Moores have had to endure. They have lost a loving, devoted father, a son, a brother, an uncle and a friend. Timothy Moore was all those things. They have lost a beautiful grandchild and soon-to-be daughter-in-law they all loved and cared for very deeply. Timmy wanted nothing but the best for his new family, and he gave his life trying to save them from that burning shed that they did not live in, not now or ever. The Moores are a strong, devoted, resilient family. They will get over the cruelty of the media and public, but I only pray to God they can get over such tremendous loss.


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"And as the son of Glahir, brother of the Archangel, and Hernweh, whom your father killed, I challenge you to fight, I will have my vengance!"
I gazed at the boy and recognised him immediatley, I was only a small girl at the time but I remember it like it was yesterday.
It was the day I began to truly hate my father:
We ran through the forest, I was in his arms. His long stides didn't stop though he was tickling me, making me giggle. We stopped by a small house, I remember my father smiling as he looked through the window. He put me down and one of his servants held my hand. He'd made a loud sound, smashing down several trees like we did when we played together. A woman came out, scowling at my father, commanding him to leave. My father's awnsering laugh was cold and it frightened me. I saw a small boy behind the womans legs, an angel boy, he was tugging on her dress and asking what was going on. The woman spoke :'Nicas go inside' and thats when my eyes were covered and an ear-splitting scream echoed off the treetops. I caught a glimpse of the little boys face before my father scooped me up
the boys face was no longer flawless,it was stained with blood. Even at that young age I knew what had happened, he had done it for no more reason than he wanted to. I saw my father for who he was that day and I've hatewd him ever since, only going after him at the worst of times.
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Goals from Chris Shuker and Kithson Bain weren't enough for Rovers as they went down to a 3-2 home defeat against Walsall.
It was a harsh result on Rovers who were ahead until just before half time but found themselves 2-1 down a minute into the second half. The home side battled only to be caught out on the break when going in search of a winner.
There were three changes to the side that started at Carlisle. Ian Thomas-Moore missed out through injury, Shaleum Logan served a one match suspension and Gavin Gunning's loan spell had ended. Coming into the side were Craig Curran,Michael Ricketts and Marlon Broomes, with Ricketts and Broomes making their first league starts for Rovers. New signing Kithson Bain was named on the substitutes' bench.
Rovers started the match at a high pace, closing down Walsall and showing the desire that had been demanded by manager John Barnes. On nine minutes the home side had the game's first chance, with Chris Shuker's pass for Curran deflecting into the path of Ricketts but his 25 yard right foot curler went over the bar.
The next chance brought the goal Tranmere had been waiting for. Shuker beat the offside trap to run on to Curran's pass, side stepped a defender on his way into the area and cleverly chipped the ball over the advancing Rene Gilmartin.
Tranmere continued to battle and a number of strong challenges drew a great reaction from the crowd. On 22 minutes a pass out wide from Ricketts found Mahon in space and his cross was well met by Curran on the edge of the six yard box. However, the striker's shot was saved by Gilmartin and the offside flag brought the move to an end.
Walsall came close to leveling a minute later when Alex Nicholls raced into the right side of the Tranmere area and crossed to the far post from where Darren Byfield headed narrowly wide.
Nicholls volleyed wide from the edge of the area on 26 minutes, but Tranmere tightened up in midfield and Walsall's spell of dominance came to an end.
On 37 minutes Curran shot at Gilmartin after a slip from Darryl Westlake gave possession to Mahon on the left and Ricketts was caught marginally offside three minutes later as Tranmere looked for a second goal before the interval.
However, on the stroke of half time Walsall equalised. Richard Taundry's shot from 20 yards was parried by Daniels allowing Byfield to pounce and poke in from just outside the six yard box.
A minute into injury time Daniels saved well at the feet of Troy Deeney but the momentum of the striker's challenge for the ball took him into the keeper and he required a long spell of treatment.
Daniels had to be replaced at the start of the second half with Joe Collister making his first team debut in his place. Also going off was Marlon Broomes, with Ash Taylor his replacement.
Collister had been on the pitch less than a minute when Walsall went ahead. Taylor's clearance only went as far as Deeney eight yards out and he powered a shot into the bottom left corner.
Three minutes later Collister made a fine save to keep out Deeney's header from a corner with Goodison following up to clear.
Nicholls sliced well wide of goal on 52 minutes as Walsall continued their early second half dominance, while Curran's attempted lob was caught by Gilmartin soon after.
Rovers' final change saw Bain come on for his debut, replacing Shuker as Curran moved to the right wing.
The Grenada international made an immediate impact with powerful running and some neat touches, and he was in the right time at the right place on 61 minutes as Mahon's long range shot struck him in the back and deflected over Gilmartin into the top corner.
Collister was quick off his line to head clear and prevent Deeney a one on one shooting opportunity on 78 minutes but the striker got his chance on 83 minutes. Walsall attacked quickly on the break and Nicholls' cross went through the six yard box allowing Deeney to turn in at the far post.
At the other end Ricketts looked set to shoot from six yards out only for a Walsall defender to get a last ditch clearance while a long range Mahon effort deflected just over the bar on 87 minutes as Rovers piled forward in search of an equaliser.
Bain almost knocked the ball through the legs of Gilmartin from a corner a minute later, while Collister saved well from Deeney as the Saddlers counter attacked.
Rovers pressed forward but were unable to create any more chances as Walsall took all three points.
Tranmere: Daniels (Collister 45 HT), Edds, Broomes (Taylor 45 HT), Goodison, Cresswell, Shuker, Welsh, McLaren, Curran, Ricketts. Substitutes not used: Fraughan, Barnett, Bain, Gornell.
Walsall: Gilmartin, Smith, Mattis, Deeney, Taundry (O'Keefe 72), Nicholls, Westlake, Vincent, Richards, Byfield, McDonald. Substitutes not used: Ince, Weston, Sansara, Bradley, Jones, Hughes.
Referee: Mark Haywood
Yellow cards: Vincent (41), Westlake (76), Nicholls (88)
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Working with design & authoring software all day, every day for many, many years got me thinking that great UX is just the latest buzzword for user interface design. We all appreciate a well-designed website, a beautiful, immersive game environment, and a computer program that is intuitively designed so you can get started right away with it.
But all of this assumes that UX only takes place only within the confines of my fine LCD monitor.
So, it was eye opening for me, to say the least, to hear presentations at UXWEEK.com on creating engaging UX:
- A Chicago-based theater troupe that takes the philosophy of "try hard, fail fast, try hard again" to engage their audiences with a continual stream of new plays
- The design of Zipcar's UX, from initial customer contact, through rental/usage of the car, and then follow up
- A game designer's perspective on the future of happiness through UX
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- UX is about engagement with your customers and that engagement is based on communication in one form or another, maybe on a computer screen, but just as likely not
- You, whether you're a technical writer, a user interface designer, or a performer create that user experience or part of it
- Without your communication skills, your user's experience will be less engaging and your product, whatever it may be, will be less successful.
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Wonkbook's Number of the Day: 7 percent. That's the amount by which overall coal production in the United States fell last year. Low prices for natural gas and rising regulatory scrutiny of coal are major drivers of the change.
Wonkblog's Graphs of the Day: Lots of interesting ones on high-skilled immigration in this EPI report.
Wonkbook's Top 5 Stories: 1) immigration reform's long road ahead; 2) tax reform jumps to front of conversation; 3) Obama backs expansion of natural-gas exports; 4) a little spending will help the uninsured get to an exchange; and 5) the little stories of sequestration.
1) Top story: Marking up immigration reform -- and the lines of debate
Immigration reform faces Senate gauntlet, uncertain House outlook. "The push for immigration reform enters a crucial period when Congress returns this week, as Senate legislation faces the gauntlet of a committee mark-up and House negotiators try to complete their own long-awaited bill...Senators took their legislation on the road during the congressional recess, and the pressure of conservative opposition appeared to yield early concessions from a key backer, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), who said the bill likely couldn't pass the House and may need to be changed even to clear the Senate. "Since my colleagues and I introduced immigration legislation, intense public scrutiny has helped identify shortcomings and unintended consequences that need to be addressed," Rubio wrote Friday in an opinion article in the Wall Street Journal." Russell Berman in The Hill.
@thegarance: What part of GOP is doing to Marco Rubio bc of his leadership on immigration is so counter-productive. Looks terrible for party.
Obama backs LGBT provision in immigration bill. "President Obama said Friday that he backs a provision in the immigration bill that would allow Americans and legal residents to apply for immigration status for same-sex partners. But the president indicated that he would sign an immigration bill without the provision." Amie Parnes in The Hill.
@markknoller: On getting an immigration reform bill, Pres Obama said "we're gonna keep at this. One thing I am is persistent."
...And the Senate will soon debate that provision. "Senators began laying the groundwork Sunday for formal debate on immigration-overhaul legislation, including a provision that would extend immigration rights for same-sex couples. The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to consider the bill this week as Congress returns from a recess." Louise Radnofsky in The Wall Street Journal.
What you should know about CBO's role in immigration. "Immigration policy poses an unusual challenge for the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation. If Congress allows more people into the United States, our population, labor force, and economy will all get bigger. But CBO and JCT usually hold employment, gross domestic product (GDP), and other macroeconomic variables constant when making their budget estimates. In Beltway jargon, CBO and JCT don't do macro-dynamic scoring...Because increased immigration has such a direct economic effect, the only logical thing to do is explicitly score the budget impacts of increased population and employment. And that's exactly what CBO and JCT intend to do." Donald Marron on his blog.
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DeMint is pushing hard in opposition. "The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, is set to release a study this week on the costs of immigration. "The study you'll see from Heritage this week presents the staggering costs of another amnesty in our country and the detrimental effects long-term that that will have," DeMint said." Sean Sullivan in The Washington Post.
@mattyglesias: Professional basketball is a clear example of an industry where immigration reduces the employment of native-born NBA players.
Tech firms use new political leverage to push immigration. "Those deals were worked out through what Senate negotiators acknowledged was extraordinary access by American technology companies to staff members who drafted the bill. The companies often learned about detailed provisions even before all the members of the so-called Gang of Eight senators who worked out the package were informed." Eric Lipton and Somini Sengupta in The New York Times.
HOPKINS: Does immigration hurt support for the welfare state? "[T]here is another concern about immigration that they don't typically raise, one that you are more likely to hear from the European left than the American right: that immigration undermines the social welfare state by making voters less supportive of public spending." Dan Hopkins in The Washington Post.
Music recommendations interlude: Passenger, "Golden Thread."
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SUMMERS: Political leaders bear real blame for austerity. "[N]o important policy conclusion should ever be based solely on a single statistical result. Policy judgments should be based on the accumulation of evidence from multiple studies done with differing approaches...It is absurd to blame Reinhart and Rogoff for austerity policies. The political leaders advancing austerity measures made their choice of policy first, and then cast about for intellectual buttresses." Larry Summers in The Financial Times.
BRADY: Tax reform needs accurate tax tables. "The JEC study examined tax-distribution tables produced by Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation and the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center. The tables use averages—rather than medians—to characterize changes in tax liabilities by income groups (or quintiles). But averages are wildly unrepresentative for this purpose...Until these flaws are corrected, Congress will have a skewed reading of the progressivity of proposed reforms to the tax code and their effects on America's taxpayers and economic growth." Kevin Brady in The Wall Street Journal.
SOUMERAI AND KOPPEL: The unintended consequences of readmission penalties. "[T]he current approach flies in the face of the best medical science and jeopardizes the health of patients and the bottom line of hospitals in three important ways: Research shows that most readmissions can't be prevented...[A]ccording to a review of 72 medical studies—the review was conducted last year at the University of Texas—patients that are elderly, minority, poorly educated, poor, smokers and the noncompliant (among others) have higher readmission rates. These social factors are not controllable by hospitals and are not taken into consideration in penalty calculations." Stephen Soumerai and Ross Koppel in The Wall Street Journal.
SPIRO: Beware health-insurance rate hysteria. "When comparing premiums before and after the health-care law, we also shouldn't lose sight of the benefits of improved coverage and insurance market protections. A plan that covers prescription drugs is very different from one that doesn't; comparing their prices is like comparing apples and oranges. More important, when people get sick or are diagnosed with a medical condition, or just grow older, their premiums will now remain stable. That security has real value -- even to the fraction of high-income, young and healthy people who may pay more." Topher Spiro in Bloomberg.
LUCE: Republicans, a Southern rump party? "[T]he party will stand little chance of making a national comeback in 2016 or beyond if it rewards Mr Cruz's brand of politics. In this civil war between Republican arsonists and architects, ideology is not the real divide. It is about whether the party can recapture a purpose in governing – as it has in many state capitols – or whether it will retreat into its own Alamo as a regional party of the south." Edward Luce in The Financial Times.
KRUGMAN: The chutzpah caucus. "[T]here is, I believe, a further obstacle to change: widespread, deep-seated cynicism about the ability of democratic governments, once engaged in stimulus, to change course in the future. So now seems like a good time to point out that this cynicism, which sounds realistic and worldly-wise, is actually sheer fantasy. Ending stimulus has never been a problem — in fact, the historical record shows that it almost always ends too soon." Paul Krugman in The New York Times.
DIONNE: Obama needs to ask himself why his supporters are growing impatient. "[T]he president also needs to ask himself why even his supporters are growing impatient. His whole budget strategy, after all, is directed almost entirely toward gently coaxing Republicans his way, without any concern as to whether what he is doing is demobilizing the very people he needs on his side now." E.J. Dionne in The Washington Post.
We're not quite sure what to say about this interlude: Photos of squirrels doing human things.
2) Tax reform rising
House GOP ties debt-ceiling hike to tax reform. "One framework that has gained significant traction — and has been ricocheting around K Street and Capitol Hill — would directly wed increases in the debt ceiling to progress in tax reform. The idea is in its infancy, according to sources involved in planning, but here's how it would work: Legislation would authorize something like a three-month bump in the debt limit while simultaneously giving the same amount of time for the House to act on its tax-reform plan." Jake Sherman and Steven Sloan in Politico.
...And the issue lurches into the spotlight. "[S]upporters increasingly see a tax-code revamp as a potentially achievable goal—perhaps as part of a so-called grand bargain to reduce budget deficits—that could boost the sluggish economy. A tax rewrite "ranks as one of the highest" priorities for House Republicans, said Rep. Kevin McCarthy of California, the GOP whip. "The only way to get out of this mess" of slow growth and chronic high deficits "is to grow our economy. This is the best way to do that."" John D. McKinnon in The Wall Street Journal.
Extraterrestrial interlude: NASA wants to send your poetry to Mars.
3) Obama backs natural-gas exports
Obama backs increase in natural gas exports. "The Obama administration has signalled support for more plants to export liquefied natural gas, as the US embraces its surging energy production as a key new element of its national security policy...Although the energy department is the decision maker, the issue is being debated at senior levels in the White House which sees energy exports as giving the US new geopolitical leverage." Richard McGregor and Ed Crooks in The Financial Times.
Interview: Michael A. Levi on how the oil-and-gas boom will change America. Brad Plumer in The Washington Post.
Coal is making a comeback in the Midwest. "Last year, overall coal production in the U.S. fell 7% from a year earlier, with the biggest decline in Wyoming's Powder River Basin and in Central Appalachia mines of West Virginia and eastern Kentucky. But in the Illinois Basin, which includes southern Illinois and Indiana and western Kentucky, coal output rose by 10% last year, and the region over the next several years is projected to surpass Central Appalachia in coal output for the first time ever." Kris Maher in The Wall Street Journal.
Quietly, the carbon tax gains ground. "Activists are quietly forging ahead with their campaign for carbon taxes despite long odds on Capitol Hill...It would happen, he said, by "immaculate conception," but not until 2015 or 2016...Advocates range from longtime backer Al Gore to Inglis to Art Laffer, one of the godfathers of conservative economics. They all back a "revenue-neutral" carbon tax that would be offset by reductions in personal taxes." Ben German in The Hill.
Strange animals interlude: Pitbull bites hanging branch, swings on it for extended period.
4) How can we get the uninsured to enroll?
State spending on consumer assistance for exchanges could have a big impact. "The wide variation in spending to hire and train people to provide consumer assistance in the first year of the new marketplaces could have a major impact on how many people actually get coverage under Obamacare, experts say...The biggest reason for the uneven spending on consumer assistance is that when Congress passed the health law in 2010, it assumed most states would run the online marketplaces, and it authorized broad funding for that. As it turned out, only 16 states and the District of Columbia agreed to do so." Phil Galewitz in Kaiser Health News.
Florida rejects Medicaid expansion. "Scott wouldn't be the one to "deny Floridians" a part of the health care law—but the Florida legislature had other plans. Lawmakers adjourned Friday after passing a budget that does not include funding for a Medicaid expansion. Unless the Republican-controlled legislature comes back for a special session later this year—which some Democrats are calling for—Florida will not expand Medicaid in 2014." Sarah Kliff in The Washington Post.
Obama floats major change to Medicare Parts A and B. "Left-leaning groups and liberal lawmakers say that combining Medicare's doctor and hospital coverage would saddle beneficiaries with higher costs. The idea has attracted support from leading Republicans, and given Obama's receptiveness, the policy could receive significant attention in the next round of deficit-reduction talks...Tricia Neuman, a Medicare expert with the Kaiser Family Foundation, acknowledged that reforming Medicare's benefit design would serve patients with "truly catastrophic medical expenses" not covered by supplemental insurance. But she predicted that creating a combined Part A/B deductible of $550 would raise costs on about 29 million beneficiaries." Elise Viebeck in The Hill.
Tech interlude: What will the next Google service shutdown be?
5) The little stories of sequestration
Facing sequester, government copes. "Facing the task of cutting 142 children from the Head Start program in Colorado Springs this fall, the teachers and administrators came up with a creative response: Have the children decorate empty chairs, then sell them for $500 apiece to stave off the worst of the across-the-board federal cuts heading their way. So far, in a month, their "Fill a Seat" fund-raiser has filled just two slots in the program." Jonathan Weisman in The New York Times.
Explainer: Key economic data this week. Amrita Jayakumar in The Washington Post.
The economic policy in Obama's trip to Costa Rica. "In San Jose Friday, Mr. Obama met with the presidents of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic, as well as the prime minister of Belize. The leaders discussed plans for cooperation on security issues, including efforts to reduce and prevent crime and to reduce the U.S. demand for illicit drugs. Mr. Obama shifted the focus back to economic development and innovation Saturday, though, calling for collaboration on research, particularly in the realm of developing renewable energy." Colleen McCain Nelson in The Wall Street Journal.
Reading material interlude: The best sentences Wonkblog read today.
Wonkblog Roundup
Florida rejects Medicaid expansion, leaves 1 million uninsured. Sarah Kliff.
How the oil and gas boom will change America: An interview with Michael Levi. Brad Plumer.
Does immigration hurt support for the welfare state? Dan Hopkins.
This accounting tweak by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will mean $60 billion for the U.S. government. Steven Pearlstein.
Yes, gay couples plan for the future. In fact, they're really good at it. Ezra Klein.
Et Cetera
Monday-morning longread: An excerpt from "Act of Congress," Robert G. Kaiser's new book. The Washington Post.
Obama gives graduation speech to Ohio State University. Cheryl W. Thompson in The Washington Post.
Congress wants to lighten the federal criminal code. Gary Fields and Neil King Jr. in The Wall Street Journal.
Colleges are moving towards cuts in net tuition. Ruth Simon in The Wall Street Journal.
Obama vows a push on early-childhood education. Julian Pecquet in The Hill.
Debate: What are the proper limits of the welfare state? The New York Times.
Giffords wins award for gun-control activism. The Associated Press.
This is the most pro-business Supreme Court since World War II. Adam Liptak in The New York Times.
Got tips, additions, or comments? E-mail me.
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Storybook and Read-Aloud Combo includes:
• Wiggles Learns the Rules at School Picture Book & Printable Files on Disc
• Wiggles Learns to Pay Attention Picture Book & Printable Files on Disc
• Wiggles First Day at School Picture Book & Printable Files on Disc
• Little Sittles Learns to Join In Picture Book & Printable Files on Disc
• Holiday Traditions Around the World & Printable Files on Disc
• Wiggles Learns the Rules at School Listening Center
• Wiggles Learns to Pay Attention Listening Center
• The 1-100 Counting Picture Book
• The Opposites Rhyming Picture Book
• Alphabet Action Picture Book
• The Gingerbread Man Picture Book & Read-Along
• The Wide Mouthed Frog Picture Book & Read-Along
Extra Worksheets and Activities Printable Files on Disc
• 1-100 Counting Picture Book Worksheets
• Opposites Rhyming Book Flashcards
• Opposites Singable Book Project
• Where's Wiggles? Game
• The Hen's Walk Book
This set takes all of our Picture Books and Read-Aloud's and has them together in a combo for a great discounted price! Not only does it include all of our Wiggles picture books, but it also includes the children size book and audio-CD for a fun and enjoyable listening center. The .pdf files of these books come along with this set as well, so you can print off any more pages you need, as well as student-size coloring books at the back of each book! We can't forget our popular Alphabet Action Picture Book, as well as the 1-100 Counting Picture Book, as the set would not be complete without them! We finish off with the read-along books for our Wide Mouthed Frog and Gingerbread Man plays, along with some fun worksheets and activities included on a disc so you can print and use those however you like. This really is a great combo for our popular picture books and read-aloud's that you just can't miss!
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Koreh Connections
KOREH L.A. Has a New Website
Check us out at www.literacyforlosangeles.org! Read More »
KOREH L.A. Sends Off the School Year and Welcomes Summer!
On Sunday May 22, the KOREH L.A. team and volunteers celebrated the end of the school year with our first ever Summer Send-Off celebration! Read More »
Celebrating National School Library Month
April is the American Library Association's School Library Month! Help us celebrate all of the great work that school libraries do to support literacy in schools. Read More »
A Day with KOREH L.A.!
Take a behind-the-scenes look at the KOREH L.A. office, and learn what projects each of the Literacy Coordinators are currently working on! Read More »
11th Annual Bookmark Contest Kickoff!
Join us in celebrating this year's Bookmark Contest theme, "Reading together is so much better!", with a list of children's books focused on friendship and family! Read More »
Sharing Stories and Smiles: A Mid-Year Report
Check out some stories and photos shared by KOREH L.A. volunteers from this school year! Read More »
Celebrate Valentine's Day with KOREH L.A.!
In honor of Valentine's Day, we shine a spotlight on some of our fantastic volunteer couples! Read More »
Reading Opens the World to You: Restocking Charnock Road Elementary School's Library
Join us in celebrating our donation, in partnership with Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., of 1,200 new books to restock the library at Charnock Road Elementary School! Read More »
Catching Great Readers and Leaders: The Grand Slam Reading Log
Take a look inside the Grand Slam Reading Log and learn more about KOREH L.A.'s Teen Literacy Corps! Read More »


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Reflecting on Ones Thoughts
what is he to do? the silly boy, playing at a game he cannot win, he tries so hard to please them all. So many elements to the game, and he the most volitile. he needs to quite. he isnt happy and is starting to question if any of them could do what he needs. a tear falls from his eye, a single tear, but that one tear means so very much. and no one knows it. no one sees the real pain that he hides from everyone, even himself. They dont see even a fraction of what he needs. none of them try hard enough to keep him. none of them try hard enough to truly care. they all pretend and lie to themselves. he stands alone because they wont change. because they arent willing to be good. he stands forever alone, wishing for a single person to be good and understanding and to be what he needs. but there is no way. no way for him to find someone to make him happy. his only happiness comes from God, and those sad people laugh in his face and scorn him because of the happiness he recieves. they dont honestly try to be happy


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Security Council resolution 2252 (2015) of 15 December 2015
Initially authorized
- Up to 7,000 military personnel
- Up to 900 civilian police personnel
- An appropriate civilian component
Currently authorized [in accordance with S/RES/2155 (2014)]
- Up to 13,000 military personnel
- Up to 2,001 civilian police personnel (including Formed Police Units)
- An appropriate civilian component
Current strength (30 June 2015)
- 13,058 total uniformed personnel:
- 11,342 troops
- 193 military liaison officers
- 1,157 police (including Formed Police Units)
- 769 international civilian personnel*
- 1,204 local civilian staff*
- 409 United Nations Volunteers
*NB: Statistics for international and local civilians are as of 30 June 2015
Country contributors
Military personnel
Australia, Bangladesh,Benin, Bhutan,Bolivia, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, China, Denmark, Egypt, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Fiji, Germany, Ghana, Guatemala, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Japan, Jordan, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Republic of Korea, Romania, Russian Federation, Rwanda, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Timor-Leste, Togo, Uganda, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United Republic of Tanzania, United States, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Police personnel
Albania, Argentina, Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, China, Ethiopia, Fiji, Germany, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Namibia, Nepal, Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Romania, Russian Federation, Rwanda, Samoa, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States, Zimbabwe.
19 troops
1 police
5 international civilian
6 local civilians
7 other
- 38 total
Financial aspects
- Method of financing: Assessment in respect of a Special Account
- Approved budget (07/2014 – 06/2015): $1,097,315,100 [A/RES/69/17]


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Aside from being a principal contributor to cracking the German Enigma code during the Second World War, Turing single-handedly also formulated theories upon which much of modern computer science is built. Turing anticipated precepts of artificial intelligence decades before it became a field of academic pursuit.
Turing postulated a machine, now referred to as the Turing machine, a simple, hypothetical device that could read and be guided by marks on a length of paper tape. Working with paper and pencil, Turing used his creation to form theories that stand to this day.
He showed that there was no absolute way to protect computers from crashing bugs. It's not that the Microsofts and IBMs of this world don't want to stop crashes, it's that they can't. Turing showed that it's impossible to predict whether a given program will quit or run forever.
Give Turing's namesake machine enough tape, and enough time, it could, and could not do, exactly what modern supercomputers can, and can not do. And, while this is all remarkable stuff, Turing, who died at age 41, left unpublished and unheralded work that is even more fascinating.
One of the most fascinating of Turing's lesser-known constructs is that of the "o-machine". An o-machine had a black box that could compute the uncomputable. Positing the o (for oracle) box, Turing could show that theoretically, o machines could solve the unsolvable problems that Turing machines could not.
In short, if o machines are possible, then computing and the world, could quickly be turned on their respective heads.
A computer program consists of a long string of ones and zeroes, and can be viewed as a number. Any string of ones and zeroes is a binary number, and can be represented as an integer.
Now, imagine a memory device of some type that is storing a certain special number. This number is irrational, that is to say, it can be written as an infinite string of digits, and it is binary. It might be written as 01010010110. A very important property is that each individual number represents which programs will terminate, and which will not.
So, if a program were represented by the number 7,687,684,959, one would only have to look at the 7,687,684,959th digit of the special number, and the problem would be solved. A zero might stand for "does not terminate", and a one might mean "terminates".
The "oracle" would simply be the device that performs this task of finding the proper digit. Obviously, if the special number doesn't exist, the oracle wouldn't be able to do its job, and it's far from clear if such a number does or could exist.
It should be noted that Turing never specified the workings of the oracle box, but, neither did he ever specify the workings of the Turing machine. He concentrated on the theoretical plain, leaving later generations to work out the details. In fact, many software Turing machines have been created, including Java applets that run in browsers. The oracle comparator would be a relatively simple software construct.
That computers are ubiquitous shows that the details of building practical Turing machines were relatively straightforward. One begins to wonder if the o machine might be an attainable goal as well.
O machines could perform tasks that Turing called hypercomputing, which could go far beyond the capabilities of extant computers. That the human brain routinely goes far beyond the capabilities of even the most advanced computers, is, in the mind of some, an indication that o machines and hypercomputing are possible.
Modern computers, no matter how powerful, have great difficulty doing tasks like recognising a face, that even a small child can do easily. One could take the view that if a human brain is a naturally occurring instance of an o machine, given its great power, then Turing's special number must exist. If thats all true, then like the Turing machine the only trick remaining is to work out the details.
Hypercomputers are likely to be very difficult to create. We might assume that they're thousands of years in the future, except that we already know that things we expect to take centuries often happen in decades or less. Jules Verne predicted television at the end of the 19th century, saying it would take a thousand years to perfect. It actually took less than 50, and many observers think the pace of invention is much faster at the end of the 20th century than it was at the beginning.
So Turing's hyper-computing might be just around the corner. With it might come greatly enhanced abilities to do things like stock market prediction. But even that might pale in contrast to stopping computer crashes.
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Welcome to Nakita Baby where you will come to cherish the journey of the super interesting characters of the Jarjusey family. Nakita Baby began years and years ago when I was a first time mama and wanted to document our homeschooling and family journeys. Over the years this beautiful catch-all has become the home to some truly amazing experiences, projects, reflections, and more.
Among the pages here you will learn about our radical unschooling /world schooling adventures, our parenting choices, parental and child reflections on life, projects of creations such as the Unschoolers Platform, Saikouba Entertainment, Jani Potoo (and her parties) and CM Jaloo…. our amazing youngest little rock star.
Bottom line… you'll find truth and honesty in its rarest form. We love to learn and learn to love, better and better, on a daily basis. We are proud to share our abundant journey and we hope you enjoy sharing it right along with us.
Thanks for stopping by! We cherish your presences here and appreciate you taking the time to get to know us better!
Cast of Characters
Amy, aka mama bear. Super in love with her amazing crew.
Loves to travel, passionate about radical un/worldschooling (though constantly deschooling herself). She loves arts and crafts of massive arrays and feels especially at home on a beach… though the woods has mystical speak-power over her as well. You'll likely find her gazing over a sunset or starring up at a moon…. over a bonfire is always welcomed.
Seringe…. native of the The Gambia and has lived here for nearly 17 years now…. since Amy met and married him (while there in the U.S. Peace Corps) and dragged him to the States. While currently doing the daily grind in retail management Seringe finds much passion in world affairs, sports and music of various genres/cultures. He's pretty much everyone's best bud.
Kaidin, now 14 years old, has just completed a full feature film on homeschooling through the eyes of the homeschool children. While documentary film development is not the top of his list, he is an avid filmmaker in various other genres with big plans for his future. Among filmmaking, travel and photography hit high on his lists of interests!
Dahlia is an artist through and through. At just twelve years old she has a miniature clay business where she creates and sells miniature clay foods and collectibles for dollhouses and avid collectors. She also creates charm necklaces, cell phone accessories, and hair clips as well. (You'll find her passion through out the pages as "Jani Potoo" which means 'clay baker' in her dad's native tongue.) Aside from her passion for art, she loves swimming (on a team), beaches, soccer, cooking and baking, and hanging with friends. She is also avid interest in Japanese art and culture.
Shea is the eight year old electrician and the "how", "what", "where" man. He has a question for everything and needs to be in the know. He loves to dismantle things to know how they work, and loves to create and build from imaginative constructs. If he thinks it, he wants to see it…. bottom line. He also love Taekwondo, soccer, fishing and travel. He is an adventurer through and through.
Maeve is our 6 year old dancer, do-er, and painter. If she is awake, she does not like to be still. No sense in having nothing to do in her mind. Her hands (and body) are constantly in motion, and that's where she's happiest. She has one of the most infectious laughs you will ever hear. It's impossible not to pee your pants when around her sweet boisterous giggle.
Chyler at just two years old is also a mover and shaker. Music moves her sole through and through. She somehow knows the words to just about any song that plays. And she has the choreographed routine to match it. She is the sweetest, cuddliest little bug ever. You'll find much of her love on the CM Jaloo page (also among Instgram and Facebook outlets as well). (Enjoy! )


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Cumberland School Department is now taking applications from March 1 to May 1, 2017 for Early Admittance Testing to Kindergarten/Grade One. Kindergarten students must turn 5 on or before September 1, 2017. This test is offered to children who are not eligible for kindergarten in the fall but will turn 5 between September 2nd and December 31, 2017; Grade one students must turn 6 between September 2nd and December 31, 2017.
For application and Frequently Asked Questions brochure, go to website (www.cumberlandschools.org), or they can be picked up in the Assistant Superintendent's Office, 2602 Mendon Road. For more information, call Laurie Jencks, 401-658-1600, x303
All applications must include a copy of updated and certified immunizations, copy of certified birth certificate and proof of residency.
Please read the Early Entry Letter from the Assistant Superintendent's office. This link is also found below.
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2016-2017 Bus Routes *Updated*
Textbook Loan Program 2016-2017 *New*
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SC-R-2015-05 Resolution Petitioning State Legislature to Modify Fair Funding Formula
School Committee Funding Formula Presentation 3.27.14
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RI's Education Funding Formula Council Workshop Presentation 2.4.14
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