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What goes into the weekender version of our signature carryall? Here it is by the numbers: 6 pieces of rich leather are used for the body of the bag. 18 inches: the length of the removable duffel strap, but you can also carry it by the sturdy top handles. 3 interior pockets, including one with a zipper to keep your keys and phone at the ready. 1 cool matching luggage tag along for the ride. 48 hours: how long you'll use it during a weekend away. How often you'll reach for this one? 500 gazillion times.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by MKGuv from Roomy, but not overly huge Ordered this bag MONOGRAMMED on 3/2, with 3-6 day shipping (because I was so excited and knew I'd possibly have to wait an extra two weeks for personalization). YALL IT GOT HERE ON 3/10. 8 days!!!!! It is BEAUTIFUL. The straps are of a little lesser quality than I envisioned, but if I'd taken the time to zoom in on the picture and check the straps out, I would've seen exactly the bag I got. So I should've looked closer. I just sort of worry about the weight they can handle? I'll probably just use the shoulder strap anyway. Doesn't smell like leather, but it doesn't smell weird. It looks expensive af though. My only wish is that they'd come back with the darker brown version.
Date published: 2017-03-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by LTurner from Exactly what I wanted! LOVE this bag! It is (almost) exactly what I wanted! Simple beautiful bag. Leather is gorgeous, length of carry handles is perfect. The hardware is quality. I love that there is the double zipper and three pockets inside (just enough, not too many). That said, I would change 3 things: (1) for the expense of the bag, it should come with a dust cover (2) The shoulder strap is a little narrow; another 1/4" would be perfect (3) I would like feet on the bottom.
Date published: 2016-06-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by WafflesUnicorns from perfect size for a long weekend getaway It's a great price and quality for the perfect carry-on size. One zipper closure pocket inside, which is pretty deep, and 2 side pockets that you can slip in your phone and boarding pass or small wallet - the perfect amount of pockets. I like the texture on the leather, not too rough, still soft and smooth, but 100% leather, so the quality is there. I can fit about everything I need for a 2-4 day weekend trip and if I were to fly somewhere and I don't want to bother w check ins, this is perfect for that occasion. A very clean and simple design, yet classy and fashionable. Both English Brown and Black colors are so gorgeous and you can't go wrong with either and it's probably down side to this bag - picking a color!
Date published: 2016-03-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by lewie from Beautiful weekender! I bought this for my daughters and they LOVE it. It is just the right combination of quality and beauty. It will be used and appreciated for years to come. The bags were on backorder, but the Madewell team kept me informed as they filled the order and it ended up coming sooner than they originally predicted. I'm a happy customer.
Date published: 2016-01-30
Rated 4 out of 5 by AlexAlright from Gorgeous, versatile, slightly under-designed The bag is gorgeous, that is a given. I purchased it in black with brown trim. I also got the monogram and that does add something special. I travel a good deal for 2-3 days at a time. I like to feel put together, even if I am just in my own car. I also have limited space, so having something beautiful that I can leave out and not feel cluttered is important. For the price and the look, it is incredible. My only complaint is the thinness of the strap. When I do a weekend away, sometimes I have to drag along hardware (hair dryer, laptop, folders) along with my clothes and toiletries. I have a feeling the strap is going to make distributing the weight comfortable. The alternate hand strap is also quite small. I like the "all-American" look of Madewell so much, but sometimes I wish they would put a little more function behind their products. In all honesty, I think that makes for a more lovely design in the end and a piece that you can enjoy for many years.
Date published: 2016-01-07
Rated 3 out of 5 by Marvin from No feet? I had long admired this bag but didn't have a need for it until recently when my current, cheaply-made weekender finally bit the dust. I happily ordered this one but when it arrived, it was very obvious to me that it was missing feet to protect the bottom. I'm not sure I can justify keeping it when this seems like such a necessary component and it would look so much better had they been included.
Date published: 2017-02-26
Rated 3 out of 5 by Andreasreview from Disappointed This bag looked cheap when I received it. The leather didn't have the look and feel as the other Madewell bags I am familiar with. Definitely not the worn-in leather they describe. The straps were thin and cheap looking as well. I expected more from Madewell.
Date published: 2015-04-12
Rated 2 out of 5 by lmade2916 from Very Disappointed This is the first time I have EVER written a review for a product, but I felt so compelled that I had to write about this product. I was SO excited when I purchased this weekender. It was a great price (I got it on sale) for a seemingly great product. I have a lot of products from madewell (denim, coat, boots etc.) and I love them all and think they are all made WELL. This bag however...I was sorely disappointed... The cavity of the bag is made of a nice, strong leather. That is very attractive, simple and sleek looking. Perfect for a weekend away or a carry-on. THE STRAPS of the bag, both the shoulder and handle are SO CHEAPLY made that I fear that they are going to snap with any weight of items inside of it. The leather feels like the cheapest remnants that they could have possibly found to create this product. I would have given this one star instead of two, except for the fact that the cavity of the bag is so nice and the color is rich and beautiful. Sadly, it's going back.
Date published: 2016-01-11
Rated 1 out of 5 by KaylaRose from Not Well Made I am very disappointed that this bag is poorly made since it seemed like the perfect bag. It is a gorgeous color, great size, and reasonably priced but it is not worth the money so I advise against ordering. Madewell could fix this if they updated the zipper pulls and leather straps. The zipper pulls both came off within a month of use and Madewell could not send replacements. This meant I had to use my fingers to pull the zipper along if I wanted to open or close. The long leather strap, one of the most important features, is very thin, hurts to use and felt like it would break when I would carry the bag. As well, the area that is used to support your shoulder bunches up and is uncomfortable. I wanted to love this bag and tried to look past its flaws, but when I realized what I was getting for the price I returned for a refund. Madewell, please look into this and fix the design or you will continue to see poor reviews and returns since the product does not perform well.
Date published: 2016-08-31
Rated 1 out of 5 by ChicTraveler from Zipper and Strap Issues Make this Bag Impractical for Weekend Trips I have owned this bag (in tan) for a year and taken it on many weekend trips but I finally have to write a review (which I NEVER do)... 1. Both of the zipper tassels each broke off within the first two uses, which makes it incredibly hard to zip at all. The loop of metal connecting the tassel to the zipper is too small and flimsy (same one used on their small purses like the small cross body bag). 2. The zipper buckles terribly. 3. The strap has unfinished leather on the side that rubs on your body so bits of it get on your clothes and cause pilling and other excessive wear to your shirt etc. 4. The strap is VERY THIN and the part that is supposed to protect your shoulder bunches up and moves off of your shoulder immediately. This as a BIG PROBLEM... my BF usually carries this bag for me bc it is heavy--he got a bruise on his shoulder from carrying this bag all weekend... MADEWELL PLEASE REINFORCE THE ZIPPER RINGS AND PUT BACKING and PADDING on the SHOULDER STRAP!
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Tales for a teacher's toolbox: Stories of emergent bilinguals and their funds of knowledge, Erika Rae Bakkum
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Teacher Perspectives on Co-teaching in a Content Classroom with English Language Support, Donald Joseph Chapman
How does learning about affixes (prefixes and suffixes) help English Language Learners (ELLS) understand the meaning and use of affixes?, Melissa Jean Cook
Grade Retention and English Learners: A Literature Review And Teacher Interviews, Katie Jo Cordes
The Perceived Impact of a Short-Term Monolingual Karen Language Learning Experience on the Teaching Practices of Low-Literacy Adult English Language Instructors, Loretta Dakin
How Movie Dubbing Can Help Native Chinese Speakers' English Pronunciation, Irene Lin Florente
Visual Support in Discourse Writing for Students With Limited or Interrupted Formal Education, Brady John Fossenbell
Evaluate the expression: An analysis of the linguistic features of directions in an upper elementary mathematics textbook, Melinda Freeland
Speaking And Pronunciation Confidence Of Middle School ESL Students At Various Proficiency Levels, Marian Rose Gagliardi
Family Engagement Interpretations: A Comparison of Primary Classroom Teachers and Chinese Families, Bridget Bergeson Gagnelius
The Influence of Parent Language Use on the Dual Language Development of Simultaneous Bilinguals, Berit Erin Gelvez
Teacher Identity, Motivation, and Career in the EFL Setting, Kevin Peter Gilman
TEACHING ENGLISH RHYTHM: THE IMPORTANCE OF RHYTHM AND STRATEGIES TO EFFECTIVELY INCORPORATE RHYTHM PRACTICE WITHIN CONTENT LESSONS, Angela L. Reinard Haasch
English Only? Examining the Use of Students' L1 in the ESL Classroom: A Systematic Literature Review, Erin Lynn Helland
Rendaku: The Sociolinguistics of Its Use in Japanese, Matthew Sofus Joseph
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The Effect of Motivational Teaching Strategies on the Motivation of EFL Learners at a Bolivian University, Danielle Marie Lang
Supporting Traumatized Students: A Toolkit for Teachers, Emily Leichtle
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How Graphic Novels Affect Reading Comprehension and Memory Recall of Story Elements for Language Learners, Stephen Jerome Meuer
Engagement of Kindergarten English Learners during the Dramatic Play Center, Megan Marie Morin
Can a Speaker of Syllable-timed L1 (Spanish) Recognize the Stress-timed Pattern of the English Language?, Masooma Naqvi
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We the People: We Survive, We Work, We Live, We Belong An Autobiographical Study of One Refugee's Victory Over Poverty and Racism to Lead and English Learner Program, Sambath Ouk
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How To Develop And Support The Academic Writing Of Our Students In The Science Classroom, Hannah Rose Hermanson Rivard
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The Relationship Between Self-efficacy and Reading Test Score Improvement in Elementary English Learners, Daniel Patrick Sefkow
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Teacher Perspectives on Co-teaching in a Content Classroom with English Language Support, Bradley Allan Thompson
The Language of Movies: Using Film to Teach Visual Literacy in the EFL Classroom, Benjamin James Thurn
Adverbial Clauses in 4th Grade Science Textbooks: A Structural and Functional Analysis, Nicole Renee Tuchscherer
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Equitable Identification of EL students for Special Education by All Teachers, Hanna Winkelman
Using Critical-Thinking Strategies To Develop Academic Reading Skills Among Saudi Iep Students, Betsy Lindeman Wong
Aspect Instruction and Narrative Inferencing, Christine Marie Wytaske
The Intersection of Collaboration, Critical Thinking and Technology: Implications for Adult ESL Learners using an Inquiry Approach, Mary Elizabeth Zamacona
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To What Extend Does Dramatic Storytelling Have On Adult ESL Learners' Ability To Recognize And Use Emphatic Stress In English?, Abigail Lynn Bennett
A Study of How the Components of Effective Co-Teaching are Implemented in Middle School Content Area Classrooms in One Suburban School District, Kathryn Rose Burley
Preparing English Learners for Academic Language Demands of Mainstream Mathematics, Tracie Lynn Cavalli
Funk and Chunk: Can Music and Memorization Help Fluency Find its Groove?, Kelly Glenn Crocker
Student Self-Regulated Learning Through Use Of The Linguafolio® Online In A Beginning Middle School El Class, Melissa Rose Davey
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How Can a Monthly Newsletter Raise a School Staff's Awareness of the Cultural and Linguistic Needs of ELs?, Patti R. Elton
Parent Involvement in Family Literacy Programs, Peter John Elwell
The Confluence of STEM Education and Language Learning: Curriculum Integration to Benefit Language Learners, Christian Joseph Engelbret
Sports and Somali Girls: Increasing Participation and Acculturation, Mandy Rose Franz
Perceptions of ESL Teachers' Roles within School Communities, Angela Carolyn Froemming
Coordinating Collaboration For An ELL / Special Education Student, Cynthia Ann Graham
The Impact of Robust Vocabulary Instruction on Attitudes and Behaviors Toward Vocabulary Learning, Sabrina Marie Harvey
How and Where? Types and Timing of Backchannels of Japanese Speakers in English Conversation, Chiaki Hasegawa
Teacher Perceptions of Their Preparation to Meet the Needs of Secondary English Learners with Limited Formal Education, Kristina Marie Herman Hill
Mainstream Teachers and the Response to Intervention Process for English Language Learners, Rachel Elizabeth Herman
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Landmarks Board approves Aurora Bridge suicide prevention barrier
After much deliberation, changes, and recommendations between the Seattle Landmark's Preservation Board and the Washington Department of Transportation, the design for a suicide barrier that will be installed on the Aurora Bridge was passed in a 6 to 5 vote.
Board members were concerned with how the modern barrier would fit with the historic design of the bridge, but found it to be the best design choice after all.
The Aurora Bridge, officially named the George Washington Memorial Bridge when it was built in 1931, has the second highest rate of suicides in the United States after the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Since a shoe salesman first leapt from the bridge in 1932, 230 people are known to have committed suicide on the historic monument, the Ballard News-Tribune previously reported.
In response to the growing number of suicides, a committee was formed last year consisting of a design team from the state transportation department, community and business leaders from neighborhoods around the bridge.
Through a number of meetings, the committee decided on three key elements what would be incorporated during the decision process for choosing a barrier. The committee considered what barrier method would best detract citizens from jumping, but would not hinder views from the bridge, while also not compromising the bridge's design and historic value.
Yesterday afternoon at the landmarks board meeting downtown, the transportation department presented a barrier that would be 10-feet-high from the roadway, eight feet, nine inches from the sidewalk and would consist of four and two inch tines as a top treatment that would deter jumpers from climbing over the barrier. The fence would connect to the original bridge and be roughly eight inches to a foot from the bridge's original railing.
The state chose a vertical barrier because it was realized that if the fence were to be horizontal the barrier would become ladder-like, giving people a greater opportunity to climb over the fence, Greg Phipps of the transportation department previously told the Ballard Ballard News-Tribune.
The state added the element of painting the stainless steel barriers a darker color to create more invisibility so as not to detract from the view, based on a previous recommendation from landmarks board member Tom Veith.
However, Marie Strong, another board member, was concerned about the shininess of the stainless steel but was reassured by Paul Kinderman, a state transportation department bridge architect, that overtime the material would change due to weathering and exhaust fumes.
Living a few hundred yards east of the bridge on a house boat for the past 10 years, Russ and Jenna Daggett said they have lived a few hundred yards east of the bridge on a house boat for the past 10 years and during that time have witnessed several jumpers along with their two young daughters.
Both said if the barrier were to be installed it would not only be for the safety of jumpers but also for the safety of those below the bridge.
But John Coney of the Queen Anne Community Council said he thought it would be better to find guidance and counseling for jumpers and to take a littler more time in choosing a preventative suicide barrier that would not diminish the bridge's historical value.
The state is now finalizing the design plans but members of the public can still appeal the landmarks board decision, said Phipps.
"We'll hopefully be able to complete the design, do all the work, get plans put together and advertise the project to potential bidders in August," he said.
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If you've ever wanted to publish a picture book for kids, but couldn't get anyone to take you seriously--times are changing. It is now possible (fairly easy) to publish electronically on Kindle (which can be read on Windows 8, Android, iPad and Kindle devices).
During September of 2014, Amazon released "Kindle Kids' Book Creator" software (free) to greatly simplify the process of putting a book together.
In my fifth grade class (long ago) I had to write a poem for an assignment. While it's not a literary masterpiece, it is something I have remembered ever since.
With my limited drawing skills, I created illustrations and put the package together in a couple of days. Follow along if you want to see how it is done.
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First, create your story and images. I produced my drawings using Photoshop Elements (about $80.), but you can draw or paint your images on paper. The full size of the Kindle is 2540 pixels by 1600 pixels. Don't worry about that, just fit your drawing into a space 8 1/2 inches by 5 5/16 inches. Scan at 400 dpi, then make sure that you crop so that the ratio is 2540 to 1600.
If you are using something like Photoshop Elements, then you can add your own text into the picture. If not, don't worry. You can add text with the Kindle Kids' Book Creator software.
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Download and install the software on your computer.
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Choose "Create New Book," then fill in the title, author name and language the book is written for.
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Choose the orientation for your book. I selected "landscape."
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After choosing landscape, I had to choose from "two portrait" pages or one "landscape" page on the landscape page. I chose landscape.
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While you could (if you did everything perfectly in a PDF file) download the PDF and be done with the process, I chose to take things one step at a time (after all, it's a picture book with a limited number of images).
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|Get loud on the new year: Taking a crack at firecrackers
|Written by apocarthinic
|Friday, 28 December 2012 00:57
Playing with fire has always been a no-no.
But at this time of year, standards scrape rock bottom as people willfully take a crack at firecrackers and everyone seems not to mind.
Even with a reported 180 cases of firecracker caused injuries in 2011, exploding such and making a lot of noise is still an in-thing in the Philippines as a method of revelry on new year's eve.
A scare campaign by the Department of Health did little to persuade as much people to get rid of the explosives, Health Secretary Enrique Ona admits.
Firecrackers in the Philippines seemingly are inseparable with new years, as real as getting a quick fix is to sate a year-long travail.
The quick tripping however is never a smooth cruise as proven by bruises, blood and burnt egos that litter along the way.
A law in the Philippines, Republic Act No. 7183 aims to regulate and control the manufacture, sale, distribution and use of firecrackers and other pyrotechnic devices consistent with, and in furtherance of, public safety, order and national security, as well as the enhancement of the cultural traditions.
Firecrackers that may be manufactured and sold according to law are:
1.Baby rocket - A firecracker with a stick so constructed that lighting of the wick will propel the whole thing to lift a few meters before exploding. The firecracker is about 1 ½ inches in length by 3/8 inch in diameter while the stick is about a foot in length;
2.Bawang - A firecracker larger than a triangulo with 1/3 teaspoon of powder packed intied around with abaca strings and wrapped in shape of garlic;
3.Triangle (Small triangulo) - A firecracker shaped like a triangle with powder content less than bawang and usually wrapped in brown paper measuring ¾ inch length in its longest side;
4.Pulling of strings - A firecracker consisting of a small tube about an inch in length and less than ¼ of an inch in diameter with strings on each end. Pulling both strings will cause the firecracker to explode;
5.Paper caps - Minute amount of black powder spread in either small strips of paper on a small sheet used for children's toy guns;
6.El diablo - Firecrackers tubular in shape about 1 ¼ inches in length and less than ¼ inch in diameter with a wick; also known as labintador;
7.Watusi - Usually reddish in color about 1 ½ inches in length and 1/10 inch in width usually ignited by friction to produce a dancing movement and a crackling sound;
8.Judah's belt - A string of firecrackers consisting of either diablos or small triangulos that can number up to a hundred or thereabout and culminating in large firecracker usually a bawang;
9.Sky rocket (kwitis from Spanish cohetes) - A large version of a baby rocket designed to be propelled to a height of forty (40) to fifty (50) feet before exploding;
10.Other types equivalent to the foregoing in explosive content.
In the Philippines where laws are best honored on the breach, dangerous firecrackers have also been manufactured to produce the loudest boom, one that ascertains it scares the devil out of the world.
And since a loud explosion almost always means destruction to nearby glass windows, or major injury to the usually groggy reveler who ignited the firecracker wick, these have been banned. The ban however puts them on the most sought after list.
Bought for their notorious roles as noisemakers to scare evil spirits and bad luck for the new year, firecrackers in the Philippines are sales trends in the holidays, as if the holiday spending has never been that enough.
New Year's Eve is such a big bang in the Philippines in the same intensity the Americans enjoy Fourth of July.
A tradition carried over from decades of Chinese and Spanish occupation, lighting of firecrackers and getting loud in the new year has been a pre-occupation of most Filipinos.
The quest for the loudest seemingly has become a barometer of one's bold statement; hey we got this, what have you?
Recently, ABS-CBN.com lists some of today's in-demand but banned firecrackers:
1. Pacquiao - named after Manny Pacquiao. It comes in the form of thick, black phosphorus sticks and is bigger and more powerful than the piccolo, another type of firecracker.
2. Goodbye Gloria - named after Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. Its packaging is emblazoned with the former President's face, and is said to be able to shut off street lamps and shatter glass windows.
3. Ampatuan - named after the Ampatuan clan, whose members have been accused of being behind the country's worst election-related violence, the Maguindanao massacre. It is described as more powerful than pla-pla, a triangle-shaped firecracker.
4. Trillanes - named after Senator Antonio Trillanes IV. It is a 16-inch long cylindrical explosive.
5. Bin Laden - named after the late Osama bin Laden, leader of the terrorist group Al Qaeda. It is described as a powerful baby dynamite.
6. Goodbye Philippines - a giant triangular firecracker which can reportedly shatter a wall.
7. Goodbye Earth - a triangular firecracker that is triple the size of an ordinary five-star.
8. Goodbye Universe - a firecracker as large as a bucket of chicken sold in fast food chains.
In the previous years, police authorities imposed regulations on the sale of other noise-making explosives.
On the regulated list are super lolo (grandfather), kwitis, bawang ("garlic"), airwolf and other large firecrackers.
The idea is to make some noise, clarifies a police officer, so anything harmless is on.
For this, and consistent with the tradition, expect cars, trucks and motorcycles vroomed and revved, horns tooted on the eve of the new year, to cause as much noise as possible.
Revving and vrooming engines are done in the belief that it causes engines to last longer.
To hit two birds in one stone, motorists drag empty cans all around town, while some blow whistles.
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The University of Texas at El Paso is one of two Texas universities selected by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) to launch the Texas CPS Parent Partners project, a yearlong pilot program with Child Protective Services (CPS).
With the support of a $100,000 grant from DFPS, faculty from the Department of Social Work in the College of Health Sciences are training three mothers — who successfully regained custody of their children after they were placed with CPS — to serve as role models for 65 parents whose children are currently in foster care.
"The idea is to use peers who have similar experiences and knowledge specific to having children removed by CPS," said Samuel Terrazas, Ph.D., assistant professor of social work and the program's principal investigator. "Our parent partners will go into the home and essentially support the family to navigate the child welfare system and help them work through the barriers to various referrals, programs or services that they are required to participate in to get their children home."
Terrazas acknowledged that when clients come into the CPS system, they may not be overly optimistic about the outcome of their case. But a peer parent mentor who understands the process from personal experience can help parents get access to services and reduce the amount of time that children spend in foster care. Parents also begin to see the benefits of complying with the CPS service plan.
Four years ago, Melissa Vizcaino's two children were placed with relatives for nine months. In order for her to regain custody of them, Vizcaino had to comply with a series of tasks outlined by CPS in her service plan, which included attending parenting classes, enrolling in a substance-abuse program and finding a job. Going through the system was a struggle for Vizcaino, who didn't know where to find these services in the community or who to turn to for help.
"If I knew there was this kind of program, I probably would have gone through it because I needed someone to show me the way," said Vizcaino, who has been hired as one of the program's peer parent mentors. "That's what I want to do is to show someone how to (navigate through CPS) and give them that hope to get out of the system."
Vizcaino, Marline Romo and Cynthia Monzon are being trained as peer parent mentors by Vivian J. Corral, a licensed master social worker, who is the program manager at UTEP.
Corral is teaching the mentors about the skills, knowledge and values of social workers. They are also learning about case management, crisis intervention, healthy relationships and how to establish rapport.
"They're learning the difference between being objective and subjective," Corral said. "In the interviewing process, they need to be objective and not be emotional. They need to leave emotions outside the door and be prepared to face whatever it is that they need to face."
The training has given Romo a preview of her future career as a social worker. Romo went through the CPS process two years ago when her four children were sent to live with family.
Even though the situation was hard, Romo took the time she was away from her children to work to become a better person and a better mother. As a peer parent mentor, she hopes her clients will follow her example.
"Instead of crying about (the situation), take that time to grow and to get to know yourself so that you can to be the best person that you can be," said Romo, who regained custody of her children after nine months. "Love yourself enough so you can be there for your children."
Romo's experience with CPS has motivated her to pursue a bachelor's degree from the University of Phoenix. She plans to graduate in 2016 and apply to the Master of Social Work program at UTEP. Vizcaino expects to get her associate degree in social work from El Paso Community College next year. She also has plans to earn both her bachelor's and master's degrees in social work from UTEP.
Their experience as peer parent mentors will put Romo and Vizcaino ahead of the learning curve when they receive their undergraduate degrees and enroll in graduate school.
"A lot of students who come in (to the Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work programs), they have had that drive to help other people but they haven't had access to the professional skills as to how to help them," said Candyce Berger, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Social Work and the program's co-investigator. "So (the peer parent mentors) will actually be coming into these programs with much stronger skills and better prepared."
The grant also has provided Terrazas and Berger an opportunity to conduct research. They will assess the process that they've developed to train peer parent partners and look at the program's outcomes.
"The Parent Partner project will serve our community by encouraging parents who are involved in the CPS system to develop a healthy network of support, strengthen their parenting skills and utilize the parent mentors as positive role models who can provide them with strength, guidance and hope," said Diana Barajas, CPS regional director. "Healthy families build healthy communities."
Funding for the Texas CPS Parent Partners program is the second grant that UTEP has received from the DFPS in the last year.
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The social work department has also hired several faculty members who have an interest in child welfare services and the child welfare field, Berger said.
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Visitors to Iran look on Teheran as the most convenient entry point to the exquisite and spectacular cities of Isfahan, Shiraz, Yazd or Tabriz. But there is much to find in this capital too—even though the windows in most of the buildings remain permanently shut due to the smog from the choking traffic, making it look like as though everyone has migrated. For one, Teheran is almost spotlessly clean. No Indian city can come even remotely close in comparison.
As an unorthodox city stalker, I find Teheran attractive for a couple of things one can't get that easily, that cheaply, elsewhere: dry fruit (endless quantities) and sweets (including baklava and sohan). In fact, where other airlines only offer cheap candies during takeoff, Iran Air offers gaz, a wondrous, mildly sweet concoction packed with a heart of pistachios. The only other city that can rival the dry fruit stores of Teheran are the open-air dry fruit markets of Quetta, where dry fruit is displayed not in boxes but in open sacks—like our grocers display their rice and wheat! Iranian dry fruit shops traditionally allow unlimited sampling of any dry fruit before purchase. Alas, the prices of these are no longer what they used to be: pistachios—which Iranians still pop as generously as the rest of the world does peanuts—were reigning between $15 to $22 per kg last fortnight. The culprit? The US-instigated sanctions which have led to a steady demeaning of the Iranian toman.
In the sweet shops, you can also freely sample gaz, sohan or baklavas. Gaz is probably unique to Iran, manufactured from the sticky, white milk associated with the tamarisk plant; sohan is a cousin of Indian sohan halwa, but encrusted with almonds or pistachios. Baklava is an exquisitely sweet delight Teheran shares with Turkey and Greece. These goodies are more than adequate to give Indian sweetmakers a run for their money. Gaz, in fact, has very little sugar, but is still a great sweet.
Vision of Heaven
The Teheran markets are filled with every possible thing on earth. This is not a poor country by any means. There are two splendid bazaars: the Grand Bazaar and the Tajrish. It will take a century for the Walmarts of the world to match the scale of the Grand Bazaar: 20 sq km, 2,00,000 vendors, 2 million customers. That's why they look down on the Americans.
In the Tajrish bazaar, also huge but more reasonable for walking, I discover a divine preserve: green olives pickled in pomegranate paste. One sampling and it has conquered my heart forever. I bring home a jarful.
Zafran Land
And then there is saffron, sold in small plastic cases, as if it were gold. Saffron is the delicate stamen of a flower which is also sporadically found even in home gardens. While we mostly use the substitute haldi to get that golden yellow colour in our pulaos, Iranians get to use the real thing. In the restaurants, even rice is served with a dash of saffron. Iranians eat rice dry, which I find miserable. Curries? The Iranians have never heard of them. (What were they doing all thistime?) Eating out generally means popping kababs—a variety of them—with rice (some imported from India) and steamed tomato, washed down with copious quantities of doogh (buttermilk).
Teheran also serves delicious bread, similar to naans but two to three times larger in size and length. One variety is baked in stone- or pebble-encrusted ovens. It is eaten with white cheese and can constitute a complete meal. This is the only way the revolution has protected itself: bread is available in every nook and corner of the city, at extremely low prices, so there is no need for a revolution any more. The bread is even more delicious with date syrup and cream.
The traditional restaurants still serve food on low tables with sofa-type sitting arrangements. At home, the food might be laid down on a cloth on the floor, not to spoil the carpets. Iranians sit easily on floors, as competently as we do. Again, carpets, like pistachios, are commonplace in almost every home. In some houses, they cover the entire floor, including the kitchen—not necessarily a single piece, but several, even if differently patterned. So they walk barefoot at home. So much like us.
N-Age Martyrs
Even at the Tajrish bazaar, the nuclear dimension is ever present. Two nuclear scientists have been killed in separate bombing accidents credited to the Israelis. Their tombs—as shahids, martyrs—have been given pride of place within the walls of the Imamzadeh Mausoleum in the midst of the city. This kind of honour is unusual and rare. Martyrs are ordinarily sacred beyond imagination in Iran. But nuclear age martyrs now appear destined for a place one notch above.
Iranians drink tea all the time...
...but never with milk. They also sweeten with coarse sugar lumps tucked in the mouth!
Goa-based environmentalist Claude Alvares is the editor of The Other India Press; E-mail your diarist: goafoundation [AT] gmail [DOT] com
It is hard to understand how Indians can be such foul creatures when Iranians are so clean. After all Indians belong to the same species of mammal!
So India under Modi and the BJP is highly intolerant of criticism. Let's see- an Indian Christian writer goes to an Islamic country and writes favourably about its largest city, contrasting its cleanliness with the lack of same in Indian cities!
Whoa, the fascist thought police must have a contract out on Claude Alvares.
The equivalent would be a Buddhist living in the Taliban controlled zones of Afghanistan, or a Christian in Saudi Arabia, travelling to India, and praising many aspects of the culture and society in India, contrasting it positively with the Taliban and Saudi Arabia respectively, and most of all, publishing such an article in the main media organs of these countries.
Do you see how idiotic it is to compare the "Hindu Right" with the Taliban and Saudi?
The lack of booze in Iran reminds me of a few lines from Khayyam's Rubaiyat. How times change...
"do yaar-e naazok o az baade-ye kohæn do mæni
faraaghati o ketaabi o gushe-ye chamæni
mæn in maqam be donyaa o aakheraat nadehæm
agarche dær peyaam oftænd hær dæm anjomæni"
Two dainty lovers and two barrels of ("wind of the mountains") wine;
(and) leisure, books and a spot of green.
I won't give up these things for the world or hereafter,
even if the crowds are (nipping) at my heels.
@Arun Maheswari
Jalebi and Halwa are not Indian creations at all. They both originted in the Middle East. I have tasted the North African Jalebi which is available in Moroccan sweetshops in France and it is not as good as the Indian one.
Greek Halwa on the other hand, is absolutely divine. Leaves its Indian counterpart far behind.
The one thing you cannot get in Tehran's markets is booze. The customs authorities also confiscate and impose stiff penlties on anyone trying to smuggle in alcohol. Apparently the Indian expatriates there have come up with a way to make alcohol out of rice. It packs a strong punch.
Once the right attitude is in place, it doesn't call for HEAVY PENALTY to enforce discipline. When you see things around spotlessly clean you hesitate to dirty it. Conversely, if you see the surroundings filthy, you don't mind spitting or easing yourself. It appears to be a chicken-and-egg syndrome. Bad environment encourages bad habits, and bad habits lead to bad environment. It is also interesting to analyse why Indians get the urge to empty the bladders in public space more frequently than others ? Is it because they can get away doing it in the open ? How do others manage ?
3 @D L Narayan Sir
"We are the worst litterers in the world. We tolerate despicable habits like spitting and urinating in public spaces"
Agree. There seems something in our character that we accept filth at home turf!!!!
But you behave as nice once in another country.
"No Indian city can come even remotely close in comparison."
Forget about the rest of the world. I can't imagine anything as dirty as India is - cities, towns, villages and the roads in between them. Even Sri Lanka who are our South Asian cousins have far cleaner cities, towns and villages (and the roads between them). Maldives as expected too. Haven't been to Bhutan but I would imagine it is clean. Nepal is probably like us. Pakistan and Bangladesh - no clue. Anyways, the first step to change is to recognize that as a collective we are just publicly very dirty - probably the most in the world - and it starts with that we don't give a damn about dirtying anything except our own home. Then it would have to be a multipronged mission on war footing type thing to fix and possibly in a generation or two we might get there. But for now this is not possible, because we get very prickly and sensitive about this, especially if written by a non-Indian. we have all the excuses in the world except taking personal responsibility - over-population, poverty, pathetic government machinery handling "garbage", lack of public garbage cans.
BTW, in the US I tried a Persian Jalebi - sort of a cross between our Jalebi and Imarti and it was divine too.
Net-net the Persian food I have tried in the US, is great - so I have to imagine it even better in the land of it's origins.
Persia is of course on my list as a tourist.
"Teheran is almost spotlessly clean. No Indian city can come even remotely close in comparison"
In the third world countries, cities are a magnet to the underprivileged. Hence, it is a tough task to keep cities clean. If the cities look "spotlessly" clean, it is because the poor are kept away from the city centres. This can only happen under totalitarian regimes. Imelda Marcos cleaned Manila by getting rid of the slums in which the poor lived. Sanjay Gandhi and his acolyte, Rukhsana Sultan did the same thing during the emergency for "beautifying" Delhi.
However, it has to be admitted that there is something in our culture which makes us callous about the world we live in. We have scant respect for the law and take great pride in flouting or circumventing it.
We are the worst litterers in the world. We tolerate despicable habits like spitting and urinating in public spaces. However, when we visit countries like Singapore which come down heavily on such uncivil behaviour, we eschew our bad habits.
It is imperative to instill civic sense at the level of pimary education itself since the children, especially those who have are underprivileged, have no role models at home to emulate. Old habits die hard and stringent penalties are needed to enforce cleanliness in cities.
Wonderful column ! Feel tempted to drop in at the Iran Air office on Marine Drive to book a passage. With the world changing, it may be time to dust off the plans for a gas pipeline.


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A little pink but its ok!
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Love your card, especially the pink!! LOLReplyDelete
Awwww how gorgeous. I love those tiny quilled feet and the pretty ribbon and bannerReplyDelete
Hugs Sue
This is SO CUTE! I love the little quilled feet. So clever and just adorable.ReplyDelete
This is SO CUTE! I love the little quilled feet. So clever and just adorable.ReplyDelete
Beautiful card, lovely design. Thanks for sharing at Fab'n'Funky this week, good luck.ReplyDelete
Pat xx
This is so pretty Samantha, love those quilled feet and the bunting with the letters, so fun xxxReplyDelete
so gorgeous samantha.the little footprints are really sweet :DReplyDelete
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This is awesome Samantha. I love those little footprints and the bunting is great. Thank you so much for sharing with us at Totally Papercrafts and good luck in the draw.ReplyDelete
Hi Samantha this is fabulous, I love the little feet.ReplyDelete
Glad you enjoyed Grassington I had a blast, although I think most people struggled with the squeaking foam lol.
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Totally cute. Great idea and such a nice color combination. Love it.ReplyDelete
I love this card Samantha - so cute - gonna have to get me those stamps me thinks.ReplyDelete
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This is totally cute Samantha. Love the bunting and those little feet. Hugs Bettina xxReplyDelete
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