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Lalita Prasida Sripada Srisai, a 13-year-old student of class 9th in DPS Damanjodi in Koraputdistrict of Odisha, has made India proud by winning the 'Community Impact Award' at the prestigious Google Science Fair in California on Tuesday. Winning the award in the 13-15 years age group, she received 10, 000 USD as the prize money. She is also set to be supported by Google for a year to build her project.
Lalita developed a low cost bio-absorbent based water purifier. It functions mainly on waste corn cobs. The Corn cob is the least utilized part of the maize plant. It is a very important agricultural waste. Having high mechanical strength, rigidity and porosity, corn cob is a suitable absorbent. This enables contaminants like oxides of salts, detergent, suspended particles, coloured dyes, oil and grease to be absorbed in the surface of the corn cobs. Some of the heavy metals are also absorbed.
"If the drain pipe of the household is connected to a chamber having different layers of corn cobs in partition layers or to an S-trap pipe having corn cobs, it will separate about more than 70-80 % of contaminants including suspended particles from the waste water," says the report published about her project on the Google Science Fair website.
This cheap and eco-friendly way of purifying water will open up a new market for corn corbs which are otherwise discarded as bio-waste.
To conduct the experiment, Lalita had collected the cobs from a nearby farm and sun dried them for a month. To make a hole at the centre of one cob, the pith was removed. In it 50 ml of domestic effluent collected from a kitchen drain pipe was poured. This was allowed to pass through the hole. Thereafter, the collected filtrate was tested for purity. This was the pilot stage.
After its successful completion, water with several added chemical impurities was through five bottles, each containing a different layer for purification. The layers had long pieces of corn cobs, small pieces of corn cobs, powdered corn cobs, activated charcoal made from corn cobs and fine sand.
The charcoal layer was observed to absorb most of the coloured substances present in the water, while the chaff layers of both long and small pieces of corn cobs absorbed the suspended particles. The powdered corn cob layer absorbed the gasoline waste.
alita's teacher, Pallabi Mahapatro, claims that the technique can be used for immobilizing the contaminants in domestic and industrial effluents, and in ponds, reservoirs and water tanks.
For the time being, Lalita's peers and staff at her school have been celebrating this grand victory while many are congratulating her on social media.
The Principal of DPS Damanjodi, Trinath Prasad Padhi, reveals that Lalita is also very proficient in co-curricular activities like song and dance. She is set to receive a grand welcome on her return to school through a major function.
Winners of the fifth annual Google Science Fair
• Grand Prize- Olivia Hallisey (16), United States
• Community Impact Award- Lalita Prasida Sripada Srisai (13), India
• Virgin Galactic Pioneer Award- Pranav Sivakumar (15), United States
• Lego Education Builder Award- Anurudh Ganesan (15), United States
• Google Technologist Award- Girish Kumar (17), Singapore
• Incubator Award- Eliot Sarrey (14), France
• Scientific American Innovator Award- Krtin Nithiyanandam (14), United Kingdom
• National Geographic Explorer Award- Deepika Kurup (17), United States
About Google Science Fair
The Google Science Fair is an online science competition sponsored by Google, National Geographic, Galactic, Lego, Virgin and Scientific American. The competition is open for 13 to 18 years old students from all over the world. The first ever Google Science Fair award was announced in July 2011.
Congratulations to Ms Lalita Prasida Sripada Srisai,from Odisha,for winning Community Impact Award in Google Science Fair 2015 in California
— Dharmendra Pradhan (@dpradhanbjp) September 22, 2015
Big congratulations to the winners of the 2015 #GoogleScienceFair! http://t.co/Buids7Oj8f pic.twitter.com/dwbqKJzcTO
— Google (@google) September 22, 2015
Nalco Khabar community congratulates her and wishes her all the best for future.
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Celebration! Black History Month M-NCPPC, Department of Parks and Recreation, Prince George's County
Cultural Events and Community Calendar
Celebrate and honor African American heritage during Black History Month From performances to history lessons to festivals, there are plenty of exciting M-NCPPC, Department of Parks and Recreation events and activities planned throughout Prince George's County this February. To register for programs listed in this brochure, call the facility site directly. (For TTY service, call 301-699-2544.) For the latest information on Black History Month happenings, visit http://blackhistory.pgparks.com beginning January 1, 2013.
Exhibit dates: Wednesday, January 16-Tuesday, February 26 Opening reception: Sunday, February 3, 2-4 pm
Black History Month Opening Exhibit and Reception View this year's exhibition, Fighting on Two Fronts: Black Military Service in the United States, which highlights African American service and support of the U.S. Military from the Revolutionary War to the Vietnam War. During this 200-year period, African Americans have fought, worked and sacrificed in support of their country. Fighting on Two Fronts explores their efforts in the changing face of discrimination at home and abroad. At the opening reception, see the unveiling of the 2013 Black History Month Poster designed by art students from Forestville High School, with assistance from teachers Carlton and Joshua Smith and resident artist Curtis Woody. All ages; FREE Montpelier Arts Center 9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel 20708 Reservations required for opening reception: 301-627-2270, 240-264-3415 http://blackhistory.pgparks.com
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps Officer, Dovey Roundtree, ca 1940. Photo courtesy of the National Archives for Black Women's History
Col. Benjamin O. Davis (far right) presenting war bonds to airmen in Ramitelli, Italy, 1945. Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress
Saturday, January 19, 6-10 pm
Fridays, February 1 & 15, 4-6 pm
High School Step Show Challenge
African American Heritage Film Series
Experience the true essence of stepping at this year's Black History Month high school step show competition. This year's theme, Djimbe, comes from the saying "anke djé, anke bé," which translates to "everyone gather together in peace." Fee: $10/ages 14 & up; $5/ages 13 & under The Bowie Center for the Performing Arts 15200 Annapolis Road, Bowie 20715 301-805-6880
Join us to highlight the lives of African Americans throughout history. All will receive a word search, crossword puzzle and coloring sheet for the little ones to help them remember who they learned about. All ages; FREE Columbia Park Community Center 1901 Kent Villiage Drive, Landover 20785 301-341-3749
Monday, January 21-Saturday, March 16 Public reception: Saturday January 26, 3-5 pm
Biannual Fine Arts Exhibit: Winston Harris Printmaking in 2 and 3 Dimensions Mr. Harris work combines traditional and non-traditional abstract printmaking techniques that produce compelling two-dimensional and three-dimensional mono prints. Through experimentation and working with established painters, sculptors and printmakers, Mr. Harris has been able to expand his printmaking into the third dimension. All ages; FREE Harmony Hall Regional Center 10701 Livingston Road Fort Washington 20744 301-203-6070
Fridays, February 1, 8 & 15, 1 & 3 pm
Enslaved Women of Darnall's Chance Tours Join us for a tour that focuses on the African American women who lived and worked at Darnall's Chance, with a special emphasis on the Bentley Family of Upper Marlborough. Reservations are required for groups of 7 or more. All ages; FREE Darnall's Chance House Museum 14800 Governor Oden Bowie Drive Upper Marlboro 20772 301-952-8010
Fridays, February 1 & 15, 7-10 pm; Wednesdays, February 6 & 20, 11 am-2 pm
Black History Film Festival Join us for four military films during Black History Month. Featured films include Red Tails (Feb. 1), A Soldier's Story (Feb. 6), Buffalo Soldiers (Feb. 15) and Glory (Feb. 20). Feb. 1 & 15: Ages 13-17; FREE Feb. 6 & 20: Ages 60 & up; FREE Huntington Community Center 13022 8th Street, Bowie 301-464-3725
Friday, February 1, 12:30-1:30 pm
Anansegromma of Ghana Anansegromma presents an exhilarating and memorable introduction to West African culture. Audiences become members of a typical Ghanaian village, gathering with "royal elders" and court musicians to experience traditional music, storytelling and dance, enhanced by the vibrant colors of their native attire. Through "call and response" songs, games, mime, dance and drum rhythms, Kofi and Kwame offer an engaging, first-hand exploration of West African culture. Their energetic program includes demonstrations of authentic musical instruments, and an explanation of kente cloth symbolism. All ages; FREE Glassmanor Community Center 1101 Marcy Avenue, Oxon Hill 20745 301-567-6033
Friday, February 1, 4-6 pm
Saturday, February 2, 8 pm
The QUIZZZ!
Get ready to test your knowledge of black history on Vansville's NEW game show, "The QUIZZZ!" This interactive quiz game challenges you mentally and pushes participants to complete physical feats. Prizes will be awarded to the QUIZZZ champion! Ages 6-12; FREE Vansville Community Center 6813 Ammendale Road, Beltsville 20705 301-937-6621
The Campbell Brothers – "Sacred Steel" Dubbed "Best U.S. Gospel Instrumentalists of the Year" at the 4th Annual Real Blues Awards, the Campbell Brothers present
Saturday, February 2, 5-8 pm
The Boom Boom Room Join us for the re-creation of the Juke Joints of the 1920s and 30s, featuring a live jazz band playing music from each era. Watch as dancers demonstrate the hottest dances from swing to hand dance. Learn about the history of jazz and its influence on today's music. Put on your flapper or fly boy outfit, jump in your jalopy, and come to the "Boom Boom Room!" All ages; FREE Glenarden Community Center 8615 McLain Avenue, Glenarden 20706 301-772-3151
Saturday, February 2, 7-9:30 pm
Xtreme Teens: Black History Scavenger Hunt and Trivial Pursuit Put your thinking caps on and test your knowledge of African American history as you compete against teams from other community centers for bragging rights. Prizes will be awarded to the top history buffs. Pre-registration is required by January 30. Ages 10-17; FREE Kentland Community Center 2411 Pinebrook Avenue, Landover 20785 301-386-2278
Sacred Steel: African American gospel music with electric steel guitar and vocal. The Campbell Brothers offer a compelling, rich mix of material from the African American Holiness-Pentecostal repertoire with a new twist: the growling, wailing, shouting, singing and swinging voice of the steel guitar. This tour engagement of The Campbell Brothers is funded through the American Masterpieces program of the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Maryland State Arts Council. All ages Tickets: $30/general admission; $25/students & senior citizens Harmony Hall Regional Center 10701 Livingston Road Fort Washington 20744 301-203-6070
Tuesday, February 5, 2:30-4 pm
Learn to Make Shakerees Staff from Montpelier Mansion will teach you how to make "shakerees," an African percussion instrument used by slaves in Colonial America. All participants will be able to take home their finished product. All ages; FREE Deerfield Run Community Center 13000 Laurel-Bowie Road, Laurel 20708 301-953-7882
Tuesday, February 5, 4 pm
Thursday, February 7, 9 am-3 pm
Hari Jones on the Effects of African Americans on the Civil War
African American History Tour
Don't miss this exciting discussion from Hari Jones, Assistant Director and Curator of the African American Civil War Memorial Freedom Foundation and Museum. As one of the foremost authorities on the role of African Americans in the Civil War, Jones reveals just how extensive and well-organized America's African descent community was in the efforts to end slavery. Ages 6-13; FREE Berwyn Heights Community Center 6200 Pontiac Street, Berwyn Heights 20740 301-345-2808
Wednesday, February 6, 3 pm
A Soldier's Story Join us for an afternoon movie as we show the 1984 adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning play, A Soldier's Story. This movie explores the ramifications of racism and loyalty through the prism of blacks in the military, revealed through a murder mystery set in the 1940s Deep South. All ages; FREE Beltsville Community Center 3900 Sellman Road, Beltsville 20705 301-937-6613
Wednesdays, February 6, 13 & 20, 6-9 pm
Wednesday Night at the Movies Join us to watch collections of documentaries and speeches on the Civil War, World War II, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Thurgood Marshall and others. Light refreshments will be served. Ages 17 & up; FREE Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex 8001 Sheriff Road, Landover 20785 301-583-2582
Explore some of the greatest landmarks in downtown D.C. including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. Afterwards, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Fee includes transportation only.
All ages Fee: $5/person (Children 3 & under are FREE.) Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex 8001 Sheriff Road, Landover 20785 301-583-2582
Thursday, February 7, 6-8 pm
Black History Theatrical Play Enjoy a theatrical play depicting the experiences of black leaders during the civil rights movement. All ages Fee: Resident $2; Non-Resident $3 Indian Queen Recreation Center 9551 Fort Foote Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-839-9596
Thursday, February 7, 6:30-9:30 pm
Revolution Has No Pause: African American Teens in the Civil Rights Movement Learn how teens played an important role during the civil rights movement in Maryland and around the country. All ages; FREE Oakcrest Community Center 1300 Capitol Heights Boulevard Capitol Heights 20743 301-736-5355
Thursday, February 7, 7-9 pm
Saturdays, February 9 & 23, 10 am-12 noon
African Americans in the War of 1812
Jenae Asemoz Davis The Huntington Artistic Vision proudly presents the artworks of Jenae Asemoz Davis on display during January and February. Join us for a public reception with the artist as she discusses her work in mixed mediums. Light refreshments will be served. All ages; FREE Huntington Community Center 13022 8th Street, Bowie 20720 301-464-3725
Friday, February 8, 7-9 pm
Black History Step Show Step teams from local schools, churches and community organizations will perform in celebration of Black History Month. All ages Fee: Resident $5; Non-Resident $6 Indian Queen Recreation Center 9551 Fort Foote Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-839-9596
Saturdays, February 9 & 16, 11 am-12:30 pm
Black History Ceramic Celebration In celebration of Black History Month, participants will hand build clay projects based on ancient African techniques and designs. The pieces will be fired in the kiln, and craft work will be glazed on the second day of the workshop. Ages 6 & up; FREE Langley Park Community Center 1500 Merrimac Drive, Hyattsville 20783 301-445-4508
Learn about the contribution of African Americans in the War of 1812 and the Battle of Bladensburg. Participate in discussions, view historical replicas and enjoy light refreshments. Space is limited; reservations are required. All ages; FREE Bladensburg Waterfront Park 4601 Annapolis Road, Bladensburg 20710 301-779-0371
Saturday, February 9, 10 am
Xtreme Teens/Pre-Teens: Build the Dream Tour Join us to tour the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C. After visiting the memorial, enjoy a great lunch at Ben's Chili Bowl. Lunch fee is not included. Space is limited; pre-registration is required by February 1. Ages 10-16; FREE North Brentwood Community Center 4012 Webster Street, North Brentwood 20722 301-864-0756
Saturday, February 9, 11 am-2:30 pm
Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery Tour Join us on a trip to The George & Georgianna Campbell Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery. Learn about the transatlantic slave trade and the significant contributions that African Americans have made. Afterwards, enjoy lunch at Dempsy's of Ashton. In case of inclement weather, the tour will be postponed until February 16. Please note: Anyone under the age of 17 must have a signed permission slip to attend this trip. Reservations are required by February 2. All ages (Children 12 & under must be accompanied by an adult.) Fee: Resident $7; Non-Resident $9 (Lunch fee is not included.) Prince George's Plaza Community Center 6600 Adelphi Road, Hyattsville 20782 301-864-1611
Saturday, February 9, 11 am-2 pm
Saturday, February 9, 4-7 pm
African Mask Workshop
Black History Showcase
Listen to African music and learn about various African cultures while creating masks. Ages 6-12 Fee: Resident $5; Non-Resident $6 Potomac Landing Community Center 12500 Fort Washington Road Fort Washington 20744 301-292-9191
Experience an afternoon of African dance and poetry. Be entertained by different dance, poetry and song acts, and enjoy a special performance by Farafina Kan Junior African Dance Troupe. All ages; FREE Bladensburg Community Center 4500 57th Avenue, Bladensburg 20710 301-277-2124
Saturday, February 9, 1-3 pm
Put on your best 1940s-inspired outfit and spend the evening dancing and swinging to the sounds of a 1940s-style United Service Organizations (USO) big band. While you're here, take the time to view displays honoring black military service and contributions. Ages 18 & up Fee: Resident $12/person, $20/couple; Non-Resident $15/person; $24/couple Largo/Kettering/Perrywood Community Center 431 Watkins Park Drive, Upper Marlboro 20774 301-390-8390
Local Soldiers of War Join us in honoring local veterans who have served our country. Light refreshments will be served. All ages; FREE Cedar Heights Community Center 1200 Glen Willow Drive, Seat Pleasant 20743 301-773-8881
Saturday, February 9, 1-3pm
Journey to Discover Your Roots Join local genealogist Violetta Sharps Jones as she shares techniques, resources, and displays, and discusses her family's journey to Lakeland, Maryland. Share her experience learning about her family history. We are excited to offer a follow-up class in the spring for those who are interested in learning about genealogy. Over 6 workshops, Mrs. Sharps Jones will teach participants how to trace their family genealogy and build their family tree. All ages; FREE College Park Community Center 5051 Pierce Avenue, College Park 20740 301-441-2647
Saturday, February 9, 4-8 pm
In the Military Mood: USO-Inspired Dance
Saturday, February 9, 6-8 pm
Black History Gospel Celebration
Enjoy a lovely evening of singing and dancing from local community church choirs and dancers. Refreshments will be served. All ages; FREE Hillcrest Heights Community Center 2300 Oxon Run Drive, Temple Hills 20748 301-505-0896
Sunday, February 10, 1-6 pm
Expressions of a People
You're invited to a FREE Black History celebration featuring musical performances, children's activities, workshops, and entertainment for the entire family. Children will enjoy mask making, face painting and a caricaturist. All ages; FREE Harmony Hall Regional Center 10701 Livingston Road Fort Washington 20744 301-203-6070
Monday, February 11-Saturday, April 6 Public reception: Saturday, February 16, 5-8 pm
Tuesday, February 12, 2:30-4 pm
Learn to Make Hominy Montpelier Mansion staff will teach you how to make "hominy," a traditional Native American food that was used in the South in the 19th Century to make grits. All ages; FREE Deerfield Run Community Center 13000 Laurel-Bowie Road, Laurel 20708 301-953-7882
Tuesday, February 12, 7-8:30 pm
African Masks – Ceramic Workshop for Children The creation of an African mask often tells a story about the ancestry and honor of the African heritage. Join us for a wonderful, one-day ceramic workshop and explore the religious and ceremonial values that the African artists express in their artwork. Spaces are limited; pre-registration is required by February 6. Ages 5-13 Fee: Resident $5; Non-Resident $7 Beltsville Community Center 3900 Sellman Road, Beltsville 20705 301-937-6613
Black Artists of DC In celebration of Black History Month, the Brentwood Arts Exchange presents an exhibition of two and three-dimensional artworks by members of Black Artists of DC (BADC). Established with the purpose of creating a community of support for black artists, BADC exists to promote, develop and validate the culture, artistic expressions and aspirations of past and present artists of Black-Afrikan ancestry in the metropolitan area. All ages; FREE Brentwood Arts Exchange 3901 Rhode Island Avenue Brentwood 20722 301-277-2863
Wednesday, February 13, 11 am
Black History Memorabilia Come in to see an exciting exhibit commemorating African Americans during war time. Items on display include U.S. postage stamps, posters, t-shirts, films, cereal boxes and more. All ages; FREE Rollingcrest-Chillum Community Center 6120 Sargent Road, Chillum 20782 301-853-2005
Wednesday, February 13, 2-3:30 pm
Friday, February 15, 7-9 pm
Art & Poetry Explosion!
African Americans in the U.S. Navy
Come listen and share your vision of the past, present and future through open mic poetry and readings that will encourage, inspire and uplift your spirit! All ages; FREE Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex 8001 Sheriff Road, Landover 20785 301-583-2582
Vice Provost and Professor of History at Howard University, Dr. Joseph Reidy, will discuss the experiences of African American sailors during the Civil War. In addition, he will highlight the unique role of sailors from Civil War sailor Maryland. George Commodore Reservations Photo courtesy of NARA, Records of the Veterans are required. Administration, RG 15 All ages Fee: $5/person (Fee includes a box lunch.) Montpelier Arts Center 9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel 20708 240-264-3415
Saturday, February 16, 10 am-12 noon
John Amos: Acting Workshop Emmy Award winner and star of "Halley's Comet," John Amos will share acting tips in this unique workshop. Ages 18 & up Tickets: $20/person Publick Playhouse 5445 Landover Road, Cheverly 20784 301-277-1710
Friday, February 15, 7-8:30 pm
Kinobe and the African Sensation Multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Kinobe, accompanied by two other performers, will lead his listeners into the soul of Africa. Through Ugandan music, Kinobe introduces his audience to the rich culture of Uganda with a lively and soulful performance combining song, dance, poetry, drumming and fables from his homeland. Even more exciting, Kinobe engages his audience by sharing and using traditional African instruments that he builds himself. All ages; FREE Stephen Decatur Community Center 8200 Pinewood Drive, Clinton 20735 301-297-4648
Saturday, February 16, 1-3 pm
Musicology Experience musicology and explore the evolution of African American music from work songs to hip-hop and more. Hear live entertainment and learn basic hand dancing steps. All ages; FREE Mount Rainier Nature & Recreation Center 4701 31st Place, Mount Rainier 20712 301-927-2163
Saturday, February 16, 2-4 pm
Museum in a Box Learn and explore the history of slavery and emancipation in Prince George's County through an interactive presentation, hands-on display, and arts activity by members of the Prince George's African American Museum & Cultural Center. All ages; FREE North Brentwood Community Center 4012 Webster Street, North Brentwood 20722 301-864-0756 9
Saturday, February 16, 3-6:30 pm
2nd Annual Black History Gospel Tribute and Bazaar Join us as we pay tribute to black history through music, poetry, sports and dance. Vendors will be on site selling an assortment of jewelry, clothing, African art, fragrances and more. All ages; FREE William Beanes Community Center 5108 Dianna Drive, Suitland 20746 301-568-7719
Saturday, February 16, 7-9 pm
Black Musical Explosion Enjoy contemporary and traditional black music performed by various members of the community. All ages Fee: Resident $5; Non-Resident $6 Potomac Landing Community Center 12500 Fort Washington Road Fort Washington 20744 301-292-9191
February, 16, 6:30-9 pm
Saturday, February 16, 8 pm
Journey with Harriet Tubman
Bring the entire family out for a one-woman show portraying the strengths of Harriet Tubman. Dr. Daisy Century inspires us with her performance as she walks us through the journey of this remarkable woman. All ages Fee: Resident $5; Non-Resident $6; Ages 10 & under/FREE Temple Hills Community Center 5300 Temple Hill Road, Temple Hills 20748 301-894-6616
Saturday, February 16, 7 pm
Black History Blitz: A Night of Fun & Games Join us for a night of poetry, trivia and classic games. Come prepared to learn new and old facts about African American culture. Individuals interested in sharing their writing or poetry skills are encouraged to attend. All ages; FREE Bladensburg Community Center 4500 57th Avenue, Bladensburg 20710 301-277-2124
D.C.'s Finest – The Doo Wop Cops
The Doo Wop Cops – a cappella officers who have gone from walking their beats to keeping the beat - have entertained presidents and performed side-by-side with music stars including Chuck Berry, The Dells and The Drifters. They've visited schools throughout the U.S. delivering an anti-drug, anti-handgun program. All ages Tickets: $30/general admission; $25/students & senior citizens Harmony Hall Regional Center 10701 Livingston Road Fort Washington 20744 301-203-6070
Saturday, February 16, 8 pm
John Amos in "Halley's Comet" The famous actor of stage and screen presents a warm, humorous and dramatic performance spanning a lifetime of love, family and war in a thought-proving journey of the African American experience. Tickets: $25/person; $20/seniors, students and groups of 15 or more Publick Playhouse 5445 Landover Road, Cheverly 20784 301-277-1710
Thursday, February 21, 10:15 am & 12 noon
Warriors Don't Cry Projection screens make 1957 come alive, as African American Repertory Theater actress Regina Washington, playing multiple characters, leads the audience into the tumultuous and terrifying experience of being one of the Little Rock Nine, the first black teens to integrate a white high school in the Deep South. Recommended for grades 5 & up Tickets: $6/person; $5/group of 15 or more Publick Playhouse 5445 Landover Road, Cheverly 20784 301-277-1710
Tuesday, February 19, 7-8:30 pm
Against All Flags: The True Story of Black Pirates, Past and Present Pirates symbolize danger, action and courage. Their exploits have been the subject of Hollywood movies since the days of silent films. But, what about black pirates? Who were they? What did they do? Did they even exist? Learn what's missing from the movies and pages of history. It's time to discover the black men and women who wrote their own forgotten chapter in the annals of adventure. Join historian C.R. Gibbs in a revealing look at a little-known part of black history. All ages; FREE Oakcrest Community Center 1300 Capitol Heights Boulevard Capitol Heights 301-736-5355
Thursday, February 21, 6:30-8 pm
Night of Doo Wop Celebrate black history by looking into the past. Doo Wop originated in the 1940s in African American communities and was one of the most mainstream, pop-oriented R&B styles of the time. Join us for a fun evening of music and light refreshments. All ages; FREE Oxon Hill Manor 6901 Oxon Hill Road, Oxon Hill 20745 301-839-7782
Thursday, February 21, 7-10 pm
Red Tails College Park Aviation Museum is pleased to be screening Red Tails, a film about the Tuskegee Airmen. Red Tails, staring Cuba Gooding, Jr. and Terrence Howard, and produced by George Lucas, is the story of the first African American pilots to fly for the United States Military. (Rated PG-13) All ages; (FREE with museum admission.) Fee: $4/adult, $3/ages 60 & up, $2/ages 18 & under, FREE/ages 2 & under College Park Aviation Museum 1985 Cpl. Frank Scott Drive, College Park 20740 301-864-6029
Friday, February 22, 10 am-1 pm
Going Home to A Place We Have Never Been This Black History Month exhibit provides a deep context for significant milestones, examines the African American experience, and celebrates the achievements of many African American individuals. Donald Conway will be the guest speaker. All ages; FREE Good Luck Community Center 8601 Good Luck Road, Lanham 20706 301-552-1093
Friday, February 22, 7-9 pm
Harlem Nights II The spirit of the Harlem Renaissance comes alive with a showcase of performances including acting, dancing, whirlwind poetry and live music! At the conclusion of the showcase, we'll open the stage for a talent show. Auditions for the showcase will be held every Friday and Saturday from January 18 to February 16, 7-10 pm. All ages; FREE Vansville Community Center 6813 Ammendale Road, Beltsville 20705 301-937-6621
Friday, February 22, 5 pm
African Dance, Storytelling and Drum Performance
Saturday, February 23, 9 am-4 pm
African American Family Day Festival Since the beginning of human history, dances have been used to tell stories, express and communicate emotions, and bring individuals and communities together. Additionally, storytelling in the African culture has been a way of passing on the traditions and beliefs from one generation to the next. Bring the family out for an afternoon of century old tribal tales, inspiring songs and traditional dance. All ages; FREE Beltsville Community Center 3900 Sellman Road, Beltsville 20705 301-937-6613
Friday, February 22, 7-9 pm
Black History Step Show Step teams from local schools, churches and community organizations will perform in celebration of Black History Month. All ages Fee: Resident $5; Non-Resident $6 Potomac Landing Community Center 12500 Fort Washington Road Fort Washington 20744 301-292-9191
Enjoy African dance classes, workshops, performances, storytellers and more! Vendors will be on site selling a variety of reasonably-priced items. All ages Fee: FREE admission (Call for vendor fees.) Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex 8001 Sheriff Road, Landover 20785 301-583-2582
Saturday, February 23, 10 am-12 pm
Fun with Flight Enjoy presentations by members of the Black Pilots of America. Games, arts & crafts, exhibits and more will be available for children. All ages (Children must be accompanied by an adult.); FREE Kentland Community Center 2411 Pinebrook Avenue, Landover 20785 301-386-2278
Saturday, February 23, 11 am-12:30 pm
Coming Home! The Story of African Americans After WWII Have you ever wondered about the impact of African Americans in Prince George's County? Museum directors will provide an interactive historical workshop that examines historical artifacts and unlocks the impact of African American servicemen and how they shaped community life in Prince George's County. All ages (Children 12 & under must be accompanied by an adult.); FREE Prince George's Plaza Community Center 6600 Adelphi Road, Hyattsville 20782 301-864-1611
Saturday, February 23, 1-6:30 pm
A Tour of the City Spend the day with us as we tour our nation's capital. Enjoy a visit to the African American Civil War Museum, the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. Last, enjoy dinner at Saint's Paradise Cafeteria. Reservations are required by February 19. All ages; FREE (Please bring money for dinner and souvenirs.) Bladensburg Community Center 4500 57th Avenue, Bladensburg 20710 301-277-2124
Saturday, February 23, 1-3 pm
Black History Musical Celebration Enjoy the musical talents of Winston and Mary Rhodes, and the Outreach Band. All ages; FREE Prince George's Sports & Learning Complex 8001 Sheriff Road, Landover 20785 301-583-2582
Saturday, February 23, 1-5 pm
African American Amazing Race Come one, come all and compete in a race against other teams that will educate and get your adrenaline going! Be the first to visit select African American heritage sites in the county using clues provided, and collect specific items to bring back to the judges. To participate, you'll need transportation, a team of two or more persons and a digital camera. Prizes and refreshments will be available at the finish line. Registration is required by February 17. Check-In and Registration: 1-2 pm Race/Scavenger Hunt: 2-4 pm Awards/Refreshments: 4-5 pm All ages (Children 9 & under must be accompanied by an adult.) Fee: Resident $10/team; Non-Resident $12/team Good Luck Community Center 8601 Good Luck Road, Lanham 20706 301-552-1093
Sunday, February 24, 12 noon-3:30 pm
The Plummers' Kitchen Using an open hearth in the re-created dependency kitchen, the Riversdale Kitchen Guild demonstrates foods typical of the early 19th century that were prepared by African American residents of Riversdale. All ages Fee: $3/adult, $2/senior, $1/student, FREE/ages 4 & under (Fee includes a guided tour of the museum.) Riversdale House Museum 4811 Riverdale Road, Riverdale Park 20737 301-864-0420
Sunday, February 24, 2-5 pm
Blacks in Flight Join College Park Aviation Museum staff and special guest speaker Herbert Jones, a graduate of the legendary Tuskegee School of Aviation, as they profile some of the important transitions African American aviators experienced to fulfill their dreams and to help pave the way for the Air Force we have today. All ages; FREE Tucker Road Community Center 1771 Tucker Road, Fort Washington 20744 301-248-4404
Sunday, February 24, 3-4 pm
Celebrating Booker T. Washington: A Visionary, an Educator and More Explore the life and achievements of educator and activist Booker T. Washington through storytelling, poetry, and song. Reservations are required. All ages; FREE Ridgeley Rosenwald School 8507 Central Avenue, Capitol Heights 20743 240-264-3415 or 301-333-6560
Tuesday, February 26, 6-8 pm
Black History Celebration Explore historical contributions by African Americans in arts, culture and military service. The evening includes music, dance and poetry performances by members in the community. All ages; FREE Benjamin Stoddert Middle School 2501 Olson Street, Temple Hills 20748 301-423-0505
Sunday, February 24, 4 pm
PRAISE Reserve your tickets early for this popular, annual liturgical dance festival featuring exceptional dance troupes from area churches. Tickets: $15/person, $12/seniors, students and groups of 15 or more Publick Playhouse 5445 Landover Road, Cheverly 20784 301-277-1710
Thursday, February 28, 1 pm
Jabali Acrobats Tuesday, February 26, 2:30-4 pm
Learn To Make Corn Husk Dolls Montpelier Mansion staff will teach you how to make "corn husk dolls,� one of the oldest forms of doll making. Participants will be able to take home their finished product. All ages; FREE Deerfield Run Community Center 13000 Laurel-Bowie Road, Laurel 20708 301-953-7882
From Mombassa, Kenya, these extremely talented acrobats combine a fast-paced, thrilling link between athletics and the arts! Their incredible acrobatic skills make this theatrical extravaganza a must-see event! All ages; FREE Baden Community Center 13601 Baden-Westwood Road Brandywine 20613 301-888-1500
Thursday, February 28, 7-9 pm
Black Like Me What is colorism, and is it any different in 2013 than it was in 1913? Explore skin color paradox and intra-racial racism that has existed among African Americans for many years. Learn about the history of social clubs, bleaching syndrome and examples of discrimination practices such as the paper bag test, comb test, pencil test and flashlight test. Ages 18 & up; FREE Newton White Mansion 2708 Enterprise Road, Mitchellville 20721 301-249-2004
Saturday, March 2, 2 pm
Bessie Coleman Performance Dr. Daisy Nelson Century tells the stories of Bessie Coleman, the first African American woman to earn a pilot's license in the United States. All ages; (FREE with museum admission.) Fee: $4/adult, $3/ages 60 & up, $2/ages 18 & under, FREE/ages 2 & under College Park Aviation Museum 1985 Cpl. Frank Scott Drive, College Park 20740 301-864-6029
The Department of Parks and Recreation encourages and supports the participation of individuals with disabilities. Register at least a minimum of two weeks in advance of the program start date to request and receive a disability accommodation.
The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission is supported by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive.
Presented by The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Department of Parks and Recreation, Prince George's County
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Students with Disabilities, Learning Difficulties and Disadvantages Statistics and Indicators: Statistics and Indicators
OECD Publishing, Oct 12, 2005 - 152 pages
This book provides an internationally comparable set of indicators on educational provision for students with disabilities, learning difficulties and disadvantages. It looks in detail at the students concerned, where they are educated (special schools, special classes or regular classes) and what their level of education is (pre-primary, primary, lower secondary and upper secondary education). It also includes information on the physical provision and on student/teacher ratios and discusses policy implications concerning special education. The analysis is based on both quantitative and qualitative data provided by 28 OECD countries and a number of provinces.ĀThis volume is an updated edition of the statistics and indicators issued in 2004 under the title Equity in Education: Students with Disabilities, Learning Difficulties and Disadvantages.
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Attitudes and abilities
Students with Disabilities, Learning Difficulties and Disadvantages: Policies, Statistics and Indicators"Attitudes are the real disability", says Henry Holden, a well-known comedian and advocate for the disabled. Education is clearly important in this respect, but ironically, schools themselves have much to do in how they deal with disabled students.
Whether teenagers are confined to a wheelchair or are struggling with epilepsy, dyslexia or depression, getting an education can be a tough test indeed.
For the past few decades, schools have taken on increasing responsibility for educating youth with disabilities and mainstreaming them into regular classrooms. Students with Disabilities, Learning Difficulties and Disadvantages, the fourth report in an ongoing OECD series on disabilities and education, takes a practical look at numbers, measuring how a sample of 17 countries provide for students with special needs.
The countries surveyed all have, or are currently preparing, laws that ensure full access to education for all students, although with varying degrees of focus. While many schools have introduced services like remedial instruction, special classrooms and on-site therapists, there are still gaps. Some countries classify special needs as those relating only to students with medical disabilities like blindness or autism, but not those with emotional or learning disorders, or gifted students.
This report by the OECD Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI) tallies the number of special schools, special classes and how many students get additional resources per class, from pre-primary through to upper-secondary levels. It identifies legal and financial frameworks that encourage inclusion and equity, discusses why more male students seem to get educational resources for disabilities, and takes a look at the participation of students with disabilities in PISA, the OECD Programme for International Student Assessment.
By comparing different approaches in a purely objective way, this report helps policymakers and school districts learn how to continue changing attitudes and improve the lives of disabled people too.
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Breast Milk Composition and HIV-exposed/Unexposed Early Infant Growth and Infectious Disease Events
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On 5th July, Radio Frei² broadcast a show featuring tracks from Toucan Music, showcasing music from Psychadelik Pedestrian, Marc Burt, Blastculture, Pitchcraft and more. The show is now available to download as a podcast, which you can grab from the Internet Archive here.
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Our top 5 revealed!
Concluding our anniversary countdown of our most popular downloads since becoming a netlabel in March 2005, here are our Top 5 biggest downloads over the last 10 years:
5. Aquarius – Phish Funk
4. Night Beach (Redmann remix) – Psychadelik Pedestrian
3. Prismattack (bouncy mix) – Prism
2. Memories of Thailand (Beat Doctor's stuck in Britain remix) – Risey
1. Feel The Power – Dreamworld
We've a special anniversary podcast to celebrate the occasion featuring all 20 of our most popular tracks from this month's countdown. Head on over to our podcasts page to listen to and download the continuous 90 minute DJ mix blending the diverse range of styles, from electro house and trance to UK hardcore and even chillout!
Thanks for your support over the last decade – here's to another 10 years of free music downloads!
End of year mix – broadcast and release today!
The Toucan Music end of year mix is back after a two year break, and this time around we've got a special extended version to cover the extra years we missed! This year's continuous 88 minute mix covers some of our favourite tracks from 2011 through to 2013, and will be broadcast exclusively on VKRS Net-radio this afternoon (New Year's Eve) here at http://vkrs.co/
The mix is also now available for download in our year mix section, where you can also check out the tracklist.
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Dave Kent's live podcast, originally broadcast in January, is now available to download from our podcasts page. Dave's podcast features over 40 minutes of acid, house and breakbeat tracks from 2000 to the present day seamlessly blended together in Dave's own unique way.
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Hey…so yeah…first Fanfic and all and I don't know, the idea just kind of plagued my mind for a bit so I thought I would take a stab at writing.
I haven't seen the show in a little bit so if the characters are a bit OOC then oh well bare with me.
Anyway, I don't own Full Metal Alchemist or any of its characters and such.
Of New Students and Memories
It was a wet and rainy morning and had even been raining all night for that matter, not that she minded. In fact one could even venture as to say she quite enjoyed it. The figure on the bed stirred groggily after her alarm had so noisily gone off, waking her from her deep sleep.
Winry Rockbell yawned tiredly before slamming her fist down on the button of the black clock, silencing it for the time being.
"Another school day", she mumbled to her self as she got up.
Her room was what most people would call average, not that it bothered her. She had a nice sized bed with light blue sheets and white walls. She had a bookshelf full of random books she liked and a desk against one wall where she mostly did her homework at night and where she would tinker around with her "projects"…as she liked to refer to them as. Winry loved to take things apart to study how they worked…and even put them back together again in perfect working order.
Grabbing her yellow robe out of her closet, she made her way out of her bedroom. Being as quiet as humanly possible, she made her way to the bathroom where she quickly locked the door behind her.
She loved showers, she always thought of the hot water as relaxing, however since she would shower before school she usually couldn't bask in it for too long. Finishing up, she got out and dried off before wrapping herself in her robe and unlocking the bathroom door.
Holding her breath, she carefully turned the knob and peeked out into the hallway. Deciding it was safe, once again being as quiet as possible; she dashed to her bedroom and closed the door.
One would think it silly to be so cautious in one's own home, but for Winry it was a necessity. Trying not to dwell on the reasoning, she dressed in a pair of blue jeans that were slightly big on her, along with a black short sleeved shirt and a pair of white gym shoes. Looping her black belt around her pants, she took the time to grab her hair brush and make her way over to her full sized mirror.
Winry had never really thought herself beautiful although one could probably argue the fact. She had long blonde hair that she was currently tying into a high pony tail at the top of her head. Along with that she had blue eyes that she mused would probably be pretty if not for the horrid dark circles under her them. Her build was slim with a narrow waist and her height was medium for a girl.
Grabbing her blue messenger bag and a black hoodie, she made her way downstairs to fix herself a quick breakfast before she had to leave for school.
"Good thing he isn't awake yet", she thought as she grabbed a piece of toast. Glancing at the clock on the wall and realizing she only had twenty minutes or so to walk to school, she pulled out her mp3 player and left her house.
Winry didn't mind walking to school…even if it was raining out. Any way she could leaver her house early or for any reason she would gladly take.
It's not that she hated her physical house; she just hated the person who resided there with her. Winry's parents had died in a car accident when she was six…"that was almost ten years ago" she thought sadly.
She remembered everything from that experience. The way her heart leaped into her throat when the cops came by her grandmother Pinako's house, who had been baby sitting her at the time, to tell her what happened. The way Pinako immediately sent her upstairs so she could talk with the two officers. The way she didn't listen and hid behind the banister on the stairs to listen in on the conversation.
Winry didn't think she had ever cried as much as she had in her whole life then she did that one night.
After that one fateful night her life had spiraled into a whirlwind of confusion and sorrow. Even if she wanted to, she would never be able to forget the stuffy atmosphere of the lawyer's office. The cold, hard, plastic of the chair she sat on. The way her relatives argued and screamed like she wasn't even there. They argued over who would take custody of the six year old Winry…and no one had seemed to want to. Pinako was probably the only one who so willingly wanted the little girl; however the lawyer had argued that she may have been too old to care for such a young child that still needed to be constantly watched over.
After what had seemed like forever to Winry, it had been decided that her uncle on her mother's side would become her legal guardian. Cain was his name and he had probably taken the news of his sister's death as hard as Winry herself. So taking what few belongings she had, she had moved to a nice sized house in the suburbs and had lived their ever since.
Oh sure, life was fine once Winry got over the fact she was never going to see her parents again…at least for a little while it was.
As she got older, around twelve or so, her uncle had started to drink more heavily then what she had been used to as a child. And with that alcohol consumption came anger and along with that anger came abuse.
Now standing at sixteen, Winry was pulled out of her reverie upon reaching her destination…high school. Wiping off her wet face and pocketing her mp3 player she walked into the tall building.
"Have you heard?"
"It's a guy right?"
"No! It's two guys!"
"Are they hot?!"
"I think their names are-"
All around her all Winry could hear about was the new students that were attending their school that day. Two brothers from what she had picked up.
Not caring and reaching her locker, she spun the dial so she could take out her history, English and math books.
Spinning around, she let a small smile take over her face as one of the few friends she had came into view.
Riza Hawkeye was the same age as Winry with reddish brown eyes and she even had a similar shade of blonde hair as Winry. She was dressed in a pair of loose fitting black jeans and a royal blue tank top with a light blue shirt worn open on top of it. Although Riza had a tendency to come off intimidating, she and Winry had gotten along ever since the day they had met many years back.
"Hey yourself", Winry greeted back. "Did you have a good weekend?"
"It was alright…nothing too much happened", Riza replied. "You?"
"Nothing worth mentioning". Even though they had been friends since the playground days, Winry had never once told Riza what happens to her at her house. She didn't want her to worry nor get involved as she knew she would.
As the two girls headed to their first class Winry was telling Riza of her new job at a small coffee shop she had just gotten.
"I just found it kind of funny that the guy is the manager and I'm the only one who knew how to fix the damn thing." Winry said.
Noticing her friend's lack of attention, Winry fallowed her gaze to a tall man with black hair and onyx eyes.
"I can't even begin to fathom why you like that guy", she said.
Riza blushed a light pink at being caught staring at her long time crush before she started to defend herself. "You don't have to," she said with a laugh.
The conversation had continued with Winry teasing Riza relentlessly as the two girls made their way to math.
During this time, the principle was busy greeting the two newest students that would be joining them. They were two brothers, both with blonde hair, however that's were the similarities ended.
"Thank you for showing us around sir", the youngest brother said. His name was Alphonse Elric…or Al as he was most commonly referred to as. His hair was a dark shade of blonde and he had brown eyes. He was dressed in a pair of dark blue baggy jeans with a dark green T shirt. Al was the more polite of the two brothers and had infinitely more patience as well.
"'cus it would have been impossible for us to get around otherwise…" was the snide mumble of the older of the two brothers. Edward Elric had deeper, blonde hair that he usually wore in a braid down his neck and startling, gold eyes. He was dressed similarly to his brother but his shirt was red and he had on a black and red hoodie over it. He was somewhat on the short side and had an even shorter temper to go with it.
"Brother!" Al harshly whispered as he elbowed him in the gut. "Stop it!"
If the principle heard him, he made no qualms about it and chose instead to finish their tour with a return trip to the office so he could get the two boys their schedules and out of his hair. "Now first period will be ending momentarily so I advise you both to head to your second period classes. I hope you two have a good first day and hopefully I won't have to see you two back in here. Say for maybe…behavioral purposes?" the principle said casting a side long glance at the older of the two brothers.
"I'm sure you won't sir." Al said politely while dragging his brother by the sleeve out of the office and into the now deserted hallway.
"I guess I will see you later then?" Al asked his brother.
"Yeah, I'll see you around lunch or something…see ya!" Edward said with a smile as both brothers turned and walked in opposite directions.
By the time her fourth period science class rolled around, the lack of sleep Winry had had the night before was starting to catch up with her. It was with that thought in mind that she was thankful her seat was in the back corner…the teacher rarely called on her. Just as the teacher had finished calling roll and was about to jump into a lecture about cells the whole class was startled by the door being flung open.
"You are who now? And why are you coming into my class ten minutes late?" The teacher asked.
Edward laughed lightly and replied, "Sorry about that…I got a bit lost being my first day and all…I'm Edward Elric."
The teacher sighed, but identified him on his list of students and told him to take a seat anywhere and to not be late again.
Spying an open seat in the back, Edward ignored all the whispers surrounding him by the other students and took a seat next to Winry.
"Now that the interruptions seem to be over with…" the teacher said casting a brief glance at Edward, "open your books to page ninety – eight".
Tuning him out, Edward turned his gaze to the girl next to him. "She's kind of cute", he thought. "Hey!" he whispered.
"What does he want?" Winry thought. Not wanting to get into trouble and not even sure she wanted to know what it was he wanted, she chose to ignore him.
"Hey!!" Edward said starting to get a tad impatient. He couldn't understand why she was ignoring him.
Winry was stunned, shocked and even a little afraid as to what happened next.
"Hey! I'm trying to talk to you!" Edward said as he grabbed her arm, forcing her to face him.
Winry's blue eyes widened and she felt her face heat up as she was met with a pair of slightly annoyed golden orbs.
"Ms. Rockbell! Mr. Elric!" the teacher exclaimed successfully grabbing the attention of every student in the room, "I will not tolerate such interruptions! Detention for you both after school today!"
"You can't do that!" Edward said trying to get out of it, "I'm new!
The teacher just turned his back, continuing his lesson not seeming to care about what the boy had said.
"What the hell?!" Winry thought angrily, turning to glare viciously at the man beside her. "What a wonderful way to start the week".
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
An Autumn Celebration
6 comments:
- Trina said...
Hey there Saminda, Wow what a wonderful sounding day.. :0) I must say that those candles look very impressive... You are one very clever Mamma.. :0)
- March 23, 2010 at 10:31 PM
- jazzy cat said...
You certainly have a wealth of inspirational activities Min! What a clever mould for candles!! Ah, the joys of Autumnal weather indeed! Just wish we had the glorious colours of northern hemisphere trees in autumn to really set the cooler weather off to perfection...
- March 23, 2010 at 10:44 PM
- Renata said...
Hi Saminda - sorry it's been so long in catching up. I love your candles - they look fantastic! I've got a dvd on candlemaking & really want to give it a go.
Where did you get your beeswax from? I've been after some to make some moisturizing cream.
Enjoy your autumn weather - it's beginning to cool down here alright, but the deciduous trees aren't displaying their beautiful colours just yet - won't be long though!
Have a lovely day
Renata :)
- March 24, 2010 at 12:32 PM
- AmFriend said...
What a delightful day. Love the look of the lit candle in the autumn inspired table wreath
- March 24, 2010 at 5:07 PM
- Sandra said...
Well, I'm inspired! You are a very talented and creative bunch.
- March 24, 2010 at 7:50 PM
- Laura said...
I adore pumpkin soup! I miss it so much... sadly I can't have it till I'm off medications.
Your day looked absolutely lovely. I've always wanted to make candles but have been able to do so just once at a friend's house. It saddens me, because I loved it and now want to do it even more. Mum always said we would, but it was always put off until later. I have all the supplies, and have been begging to do it since I was about five. *sigh* That's fourteen years I've waited.
I love the centrepiece as well, it's definitely something I either did, or would have done, as a child!
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Friday, July 17, 2015
What to remember when dealing with a narcissist
15 comments:
- Five Hundred Pound Peep said...
A good post. I know am distrusting everything I did not see first hand and was told by any familial narcissists, same for other would be more recent ones too. One red flag I need keep in mind is how they are constantly criticizing and putting people down saying things like they got what they deserved. In my case, the Queen still has too much control over the one's who distanced themselves but I am noticing even the Mini-Me isn't showing up to her house anymore but sending her kids alone. With another narcissist, it seemed everyone was awful and a "bad friend" and I worried about when I would be on that list next. Next time I won't wait around and will realize there are some you never can make happy no matter what. Narcissists have no loyalty either. I agree narcissists never change, some will try and convince you of change but it is all a lie. I don't know about narcissists being guillible, I think the lower scale ones can be but the high scale ones have perfected their craft and manipulate people without a hiccup.
- July 17, 2015 at 7:23 PM
- Joan S said...
It weird. I met a lot of narcissists in my life, but not too many who were mercurial and dangerous as my mother. No one ever uttered a peep in disagreement with her, they were too scared to. Except my present husband, poor guy, she was trying to rearrange his woodshed. They yelling could be heard from afar.
Most I met were rather docile or appeared to be. They would never be that scary, but would make you feel bad regardless, in very backstabbing ways. I had a friend once, that would give you unsolicited advice, and would come and check to see if you were taking her advice. She would talk about you behind your back. She even told me that her advice was the best, and that everyone took her advice.
She once told me that when she went to a trip to Cuba, that seeing all the poor people was a shame that the country should have hid them from the tourists.
- July 17, 2015 at 8:53 PM
- mulderfan said...
Never ask a narcissist for any kind of help...EVER! It's like stepping on a rattle snake. Help and support, along with praise and admiration, only go one way in their world.
Never believe: "I wrote a book and it was published." because it's missing one tiny word before published: "self".
Never give them even the tiniest insight into your personal life because the rattle snake mentioned above will use it to bite you in the ass.
Never mention a health problem. Even if you're minutes from death, the pimple on their ass is worse.
Never joke with a narcissist. He's the only one who's allowed to be funny.
Call them on their BS every fucking time, but only if your wearing a hazmat suit for when their shit storm erupts!
Most importantly, ask yourself why you have this loser in your life!!!!
- July 18, 2015 at 9:31 AM
- q1605 said...
Asking a narc for help is the surest way not to get it. Asking for help just informs them of what you need and so they can more efficiently withhold it from you.
- July 18, 2015 at 11:51 AM
- q1605 said...
Peep my mother talked trash about literally who was not out of the room. For some reason I thought she didn't trash me as well. Turns out I was her favorite target.
- July 18, 2015 at 11:53 AM
- q1605 said...
Joan I can't sat people were that scared of my mother it was that if we tried to change her and make her do the right thing you would come to hours later still arguing with her about nothing. In retrospect we should have been terrified of her. Considering her track record of deaths she left in her wake.
- July 18, 2015 at 11:55 AM
- q1605 said...
The thing that in the end got me questioning my mothers actions was that I talked to her on the phone and confronted her on her lousy job as a mother. The way she deflected what I said told me she had a screw loose. She used to meet guys and leave me at a grocery store all day waiting for her. Me getting the name of the store wrong seemed to exonerate her in her mind. And she bought a gun the day her and her Boyfriend shot that guy and when I said something about that she came right back with "that's not even the gun we used"! Like we were in a court of law and if I didn't meet the legal burden of proof she was not guilty. She still bought A gun. But they used a different one to rob the guy so like a ball player sliding into home she was free and clear. No matter that her trial bankrupted us and eventually (I am sure) was a factor in my fathers suicide my 8 year old command of the chain of custody of her choice of firearms was as good as me accusing over things that she didn't do. I know me ranting is considered embracing my victim hood. But there are some things that can't be disregarded. They should be forgotten, but it is hard to forget.
- July 18, 2015 at 12:19 PM
- q1605 said...
The oddest thing in the way I remember all that horror. Is that ultimately my default is to forgive her for all that. As bad as it got and as willful and purposeful as she made her life about undoing the family. I hesitate to judge her. I am not an overly religious person but I don't feel the moral authority to wish eternal damnation on another soul regardless of how frivolous she was with all of us. Like that Paul Simon song The information is not available to the mortal man. And thanks to her I am acutely aware of my own mortality. She drove my father to suicide. My sister got in her car and drove until she hit an ocean and I have self medicated myself into a sure and early grave. But thankfully now I can turn it all over to someone else and let him/her sort it all out.
- July 18, 2015 at 12:58 PM
- q1605 said...
But I might feel differently about it all tomorrow.
- July 18, 2015 at 12:59 PM
- Elli G said...
"But I might feel differently about it all tomorrow."
Exactly that! I can't seem to find a steady state of emotions regarding my loser birth-giver. Some days I passionately wish she met her match and taste her own medicine for the rest of her life, and others I just want to forgive, forget and move on without having her occupy any part of my conscious mind ever again. But the prevailing urge is to go over to her apartment and slap her a few hundred times just for being who she is, 100% pure crap from top to bottom.
- July 21, 2015 at 1:12 AM
- q1605 said...
Yeah Sometimes I realize that I will never be normal as long as I hold on to that anger. But other times it just boils over and I can't contain it any longer. They really do ruin our lives. It's impossible to convey how abnormal our lives were made by their frivolous actions. Especially to someone that didn't live it. It was as if my mother was drawn to normal and good times like a magnet. And instinctively knew how to quash any normalcy she got close to.
- July 22, 2015 at 5:58 PM
Have you ever seen the movie: the inevitable defeat of Mister and Pete?
Two kids with messed up mothers try to make through the summer on their own. Great movie. Mister had a great line about messed up mothers: you can't help loving them but you don't have to like them.
- September 7, 2015 at 11:15 PM
- q1605 said...
It's strange feeling a back handed affection for someone that makes you want to throw up.
- September 8, 2015 at 1:25 PM
- mulderfan said...
I rescued a beautiful collie from an abusive old farmer next door. Every time I walked past his driveway the dog would try to drag me up to the house. The guy was elderly and just before he died he asked to see the dog. That dog climbed into the bed, laid down next to the old bugger and licked his face.
Last thing I said to my mum was "love you mum" and I meant it.
- September 8, 2015 at 1:42 PM
- q1605 said...
One of my favorite things to tell people is that they are the crazy ones not us. If we don't feel regrets for a failed relation with a family member ...even if it's not our fault, then that makes us more like them than I am comfortable with.
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