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A Republican in Name Only, Is a Shamed Educator.
by Marc Severson on Jul. 17, 2012, under EducationYes, like most teachers, I've been greedy all my life. The Republican candidate for President was just doing his civic duty when he pointed it out.
To quote Mitt Romney:"He ( President Obama) says we need more firemen, more policemen, more teachers. Did he not get the message of Wisconsin? The American people did. It's time for us to cut back on government and help the American people."1
He was of course speaking about Obama calling for more teachers and other public servants to be hired or those to be rehired who had been laid off. Romney points out that in his belief more government jobs do not help the American people. To me it's as if he is saying, "Haven't teachers acquired enough wealth already off the backs of the American middle class?"
Granted I was using Barack Obama as my proxy in thinking this, asking the president to proselytize for the retention of public employees. I admit that in this I am culpable. But someone has to make sure we teachers stay among the moneyed elite.
Of course, I am being absurdly ironic. But I have also been a registered Republican most of my adult life. Many people who know me find this hard to believe. I answer that there has to be one progressive in the GOP so I volunteered. Yes, it's a dirty job (filthy, actually) but I do get to look at the absurdities of what has become the Republican Party and point them out to anyone I please. Most days I lose count, there are so many.
The growth of that list is one of my worries and I worry about many things.
I also fear the Republican Party is about to commit political suicide. I believe that a government by the people cannot exist without viable choices being offered to those people and what the GOP is offering leaves me wondering what they are thinking. Without the Republican party we lose the two-party system and a surprising number of teachers identify themselves as Republicans. At least it is a surprise to me because most teachers are also members of the middle class.
Traditionally we have had highs and lows in our economy and this current phase represents one of those lows. Also traditionally people have sought education to help them rise up out of economic distress. Education is what drives growth. It also drives democratic and republican principles (as opposed to Democratic and Republican principles which may be an oxymoron in duality). Education is critical to growth and prosperity. Without an informed, active constituency, freedom has no chance. To say that fewer teachers is ever a good thing is patently counter-intuitive. It is also really a bad idea in an economy already reeling from unemployment.
But I believe there is a greater danger here than simply people being out of work.
Though retired in name, I can't stop teaching, it's been part of my life too long. Let me begin this lesson in politics with a calculated truism. The basis of our economy is the free enterprise system. As a Republican I have always believed in the premise that supply and demand will drive economics. But that is in an ideal model. What we currently possess is considerably less than ideal. When wealth seeks to control what is available rather than allow free enterprise, we no longer are operating in a Free Market system.
Representative government is also a hallmark of Republicanism. Ronald Reagan famously said, "Government's first duty is to protect the people not, run their lives." I was never a big fan of the 'Gipper'; he was too conservative for me, I'm more of a Bull-Moose Republican, but even he would have a very hard time measuring up (down?) to the standards set by the GOP these days. Most Republicans have completely departed from Reagan's stated principle. They seek to put massive government controls on personal freedoms and greatly restrict the ability of the middle class to exist while at the same time ignoring the pressing needs of the very source of their legitimacy: that middle class.
It is easy to draw allusions from economics back to education.
As a teacher I have seen the disasters wrought on education by interference where it is not needed and the casual disregard of glaring necessities. And I want you to recognize that in this I am not just indicting the GOP. Under Arne Duncan, Obama's hand-picked education czar, the lot of public education has not significantly improved. While NCLB was a disaster, ESEA offers little in the way of substantive growth of educational policy and only seeks to justify its own existence through punitive action. The number of states now requesting waivers from the mandate continues to increase almost daily.2)
I give kudos to Vice President Biden for the inspirational aspect of his speech to the NEA but it is still just words unless actions follow.
Education is too important to be a political pawn. We risk our future by such malfeasance. It is time Washington recognizes that their perceived short term political and financial gains will destroy our country's continued growth and significantly alter the future.
A future that is another of those nightmarish worries.
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Ok so I year ago I got the building bug. Ive been researching dropping hits to my wife that im gonna order slabs of wood in the mail and she will be losing me a couple nights a week to the garage First and foremost I love playing mandolin. I have no aspirations of going into business making them. I want to make the dream mandolin that I cant afford to buy. Amongst many reason (inclusing for fun) there is a political stance im trying to make, as pretty as a Loar or a Morgan Monroe are, I just cant bring myself to give my money to China for jobs that I wish were still American. That said me building my own mando isnt going to employ anyone. Im doing my best to buy from American or Canadian suppliers but lets face it tuners and tail pieces will likely be Chinese knockoffs or European or so expensive as to price me out. and im buying at worst two sets thats hardly gonna keep people in business.
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Annoyingly, somebody has already penned the quote that defines Prison Pit in the most succinct, accurate and brutal fashion so here it is: "Prison Pit is like someone making a comic strip out of Mayhem's Live in Leipzig, played at half speed and double the volume your speakers can safely process. If you've never heard that album, then I'll spell it out for you: this is a brutal fucking comic." – Patrick Tobin, Multiversity Comics. Thanks Patrick, thanks a lot. What I can add is that if you're even remotely, fleetingly interested in intergalactic ultra violence and repellant profanities coupled with crude penmanship then this comic is undoubtedly for you. If not, don't even look at these pictures. Seriously, don't.
This week Editor-in-Chief Rob Alderson looks at the annual media rush to produce countdowns, run-downs, highlights, low-points and best-ofs and compiles a few thoughts, naturally, in list form. Why not compile your own festive space-filler using the thread below?
Ignorantly, when flicking through her site, I assumed that Friederike was a boy's name. Although something about the work alerted me beforehand that this may not be the work of a male. Not to be sexist and stir up trouble, but the delicacy, colour choice and attention to detail just made this work stand out as not something that had been created by a boy.
On a busy day in any city walking down the street can feel a bit like you're a sardine in a tin making an ineffectual bid for freedom, but we often forget just how roomy London actually is. Hong Kong, on the other hand, has one of the densest populations in the world, and they're quite literally running out of room – so much so, in fact, that its cemeteries have grown into towering affairs teetering on the edges of its monumental hills, with graves stacked one on top of the other like classical amphitheatres.
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Pentagram partner Emily Oberman and her husband were looking round her mother Arline's attic when they came across a selection of illustrations they had never seen before. On further investigation they turned out to be a series of drawings Arline did in front of the television during the McCarthy Senate hearings of 1954. At the height of Cold War paranoia, Senator Joseph McCarthy spearheaded an ugly, aggressive campaign to root out Communist supporters and sympathisers from all areas of American public life, and when he turned his attention to the US Army, the nation sat transfixed as an extraordinary drama played out live in their living rooms (the hearings were the first non sports national event ever to be televised).
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What is a nice way to explain that performing a certain action will "break" a product? I have to explain to a customer that use of my product in an unauthorized manner will "break" the product, but I'd like to use a word that has the same meaning but more professional connotation while maintaining the robustness/integrity of my product in their eyes.
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There are so many sweet and indulgent edible gifts to be had during Christmas, but one need not feel an ounce of guilt for these kale and sweet potato chips. The chips are best eaten the day they're made, so this is an ideal last-minute gift that doesn't require many ingredients or time.
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In Peoria, whatever the extracurricular, whatever the educational venture, you will more often than not see an "only"...
Throughout my life I have often had the distinction of the being "the only" (the only black girl/woman in attendance). As a girl in ballet, gymnastics, archery; certain courses as I matriculated in college; as an adult on the job – every job; as a happily married, stay at home mom and volunteer. And the only life continues as my children excel educationally and I take them to music, swimming, chess club, tennis, gymnastics, ballet or volleyball.
I think that if the child can manage to be aware of the multifaceted life in which they live, they can thrive off of the diversity (or lack thereof). But for the child without a strong sense of family and identity, being the only can be a very isolating experience.
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The identity issues facing middle-class black and Latino teenagers might be a clue as to why they don't do as well academically as their white and Asian counterparts, some researchers and educators say. The teens often live in dual worlds: the suburban one they live in, and the rougher street life they see glorified in the media.
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President Barack Obama announced during his first term that he wanted the U.S. to recruit 100,000 new STEM teachers over the next 10 years and have colleges and universities graduate an additional 1 million students in STEM majors.
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California Companies with More Top Women Leaders Associated with...
Overall, women hold 10.9 percent of the highest-paid executive positions and board seats in the state's 400 largest public companies-a 1 percent increase over last year, according to the UC Davis Study of California Women Business Leaders.
Latest UCD study of women execs in state notes some progress
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Lynne Isbell was running through a glade in Kenya back in 1992, when she spotted a cobra.
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The opening of the new African Plant Breeding Academy, designed to improve the livelihood and health of Africa's 600 million smallholder farmers and their families, was celebrated Monday in Nairobi, Kenya, by researchers from UC Davis, and their global partners from the African Orphan Crops Consortium.
UC Davis study: Grape vine microbes make wine all that much finer for drinking
It's widely accepted that terroir - the unique blend of a vineyard's soils, water and climate - sculpts the flavor and quality of wine.
Threat of 'deadzone' developing off Sonoma coast
Climate change is the likely cause of unprecedented mass of oxygen-poor water off the Sonoma Coast, a phenomenon that could harm the region's prized Dungeness crab and other marine life.
Nissensohn's health discussed in trial
Testimony in the death penalty trial of convicted triple murderer Joseph Michael Nissensohn on Thursday focused on his mental disorders, brain damage from heavy drug use and the risk of him hurting others if sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Amnesty Incorporated: DHS Hires Activist Immigration Lawyers
Despite the sequester, the Department of Homeland Security has just completed a hiring blitz of attorneys to oversee and manage immigration litigation.
KML, Tuck Could Return to Practice Soon
Geno Auriemma's Huskies have been without two of their best players -- Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis and Morgan Tuck -- for several weeks now.
Scientists complete genetic fingerprint of pest
A group of scientists has published the genome and accompanying sequence data for the spotted wing drosophila, a serious pest of berries and soft fruit.
210 Factors Affecting Superovulation Response in Cattle: a Retrospective Study
C. Cabrera A B , M. Lane A B and T. Farver B A Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, CA, USA; B Population Health and Reproduction Department, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, CA, USA Superovulation, embryo collection, and transfer allow for genetic ... (more)


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System Reef-resh™ is an innovative method for true low-nutrient reef keeping. By harnessing the power of microbial activity, the system provides a natural and non-chemical solution to unwanted nutrients in home aquaria.
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The Vermont Department of Labor's Workers' Compensation Adjusters' Continuing Education is scheduled for October 24 and 25th at the Hilton Hotel, Burlington, Vermont.
The seminar begins at 12:30pm on Thursday, finishing at 5pm and runs from 8:30am until noon on Friday. This is the last continuing education conference of the cycle. Pursuant to 8 VSA §4791 requires that any person (other than a licensed attorney) who investigates claims and negotiates settlement of claims arising under policies of workers' compensation insurance in behalf of insurers under such policies, or who advertises or solicits business from insurers as an adjuster, is a workers' compensation adjuster for purposes of the statute. In order to renew a WC Adjusters license you must attend and satisfactorily participate in a continuing education seminar administered by the Vermont Department of Labor and Industry.
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Similarly, the tarpon have arrived just recently. I have seen them at the jetties, and in the pogie pods along the beach. They are exciting quarry to pursue with many weighing over 100lbs, and the occasional giant pushing 200lbs! Another large exciting fish available relatively close to shore are the black tip and spinner sharks. These sharks run from 20 to 150 lbs and leap and spin after being hooked like their larger cousins the mako sharks. We fish for these sharks behind the shrimp boats, which is also a great place to see dolphins frolicking in their natural habitat.
Closer to shore there are redfish hanging around the Jacksonville jetties, hiding in the deep river, and cruising the edges of the Intracoastal Waterway and its feeder creeks. These fish run from a couple of pounds to 40lb bruisers. Flounder are distributed throughout the saltwater environment and are one of our best eating fishes.
Speckled trout are a popular and beautiful fish to pursue. Artificial lures account for the largest trout but live shrimp fished under a sliding cork is very effective. Jack crevalle, ladyfish, bluefish, and spanish mackerel can appear anytime in our inshore/nearshore waters. Any of these fish will willingly take a fly or artificial lure if presented properly.
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Cabela's, the World's Foremost Outfitters, is now open in Tulalip just south of the Outlet Mall. It seems, however, that every outdoor enthusiast in North Snohomish County already knows this as evidenced by the line of eager shoppers on opening day last Thursday, April 19.
The crowd that gathered in the parking lot and down the sidewalk was not disappointed in the new 110,000 square foot store, the third in Washington state.
"We have a lot of great customers in this area. We know that from our online sales," Joe Arterburn, Cabela's Corporate Communications Manager out of Sydney, Nebraska said. "It's pretty easy for us to put a pin where our good customers are."
This is why Cabela's chose to open a store right here, only 15 minutes north of Lake Stevens.
Not only does Cabela's bring gear and equipment for almost every outdoor sport, but it also supplies over 250 full and part time jobs for those living in the area.
"We have people with a passion for the outdoors and people who understand customer service," Arterburn said. "There's a lot of good people in this area. We are very happy with the staff."
The store offers everything from fishing equipment, hunting equipment, clothing and shoes, gifts and more. They even have two 8,000 square foot aquariums, one warm water and one cold water.
In addition, they have antique and specialty guns in their Gun Library.
The store is full of educational opportunities as well as including an almost life-sized mountainside scene which includes several taxidermy animals in their "natural" habitat. Throughout the store you will find trees above your head with footprints on the ground. If you look up, you will see the animals whose footprints are on the walkways.
"If you walk under a tree, make sure you look up," Arterburn said.
Cabela's has given the store a local feel by using artwork from the Tulalip Tribe along with beautifully painted scenes from the San Juan Islands, Mt. Rainier and other familiar sites.
Cabela's has made it their business to cater to the outdoorsman and his family by including items for the entire family.
"The outdoors is a family activity. If the wife and kids aren't comfortable, it's going to be harder to get them out there," Arterburn explained.
Cabela's prices are competitive or even lower than most other outdoor stores and they even have a Bargain Cave where returned and discontinued items can be purchased at a great price.
They also have many items with their own brand name on them including clothing, shoes, food items and more.
"We've developed so much expertise over the years that we've created our own brand," Arterburn said.
Even if you aren't an avid outdoors enthusiast, you will enjoy a trip to Cabela's.
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I've got the same issue with my smp client for the last 2 week,i lost 9 job,I uninstall my smp client,reinstall everything and now it seem ok,but need to complete more WU to be totally sure. Are you overclocked at all ?
My E7200 is stable @ 4008mhz 1,40 vcore (24hour of prime) but for folding only 3200mhz@ 1.30 vcore,I don't understand why, but i guess i have to live with it. Before i fold @ 4008mhz without any issue ,but for the last 2 week something change? and i'm using vista ultimate 32 for the last years.
To everyone having problems with 6.20 SMP: Have you upgraded to 6.23 Beta R1? That's what i had to do with 5 rigs. click the link and look to the bottom of the page for "Drop-in binary for current Windows SMP console client (6.23)" . Just delete the old executable and paste this one in. Here is the link:http://folding.stanford.edu/English/DownloadWinOther
I drop in the binary for smp client last week,after you told me to do it Buck,and now my smp client run perfect @3200mhz everything higher than 3200mhz result in "missing workfile". I try many overclocked and vcore setting and the best for me right now is @ 3200mhz for 850ppd. Thanks
Try bumping your MCH / VTT a little. I had the same problem the first time before I tried running F@H. I had 1.32 mch and it primed 24 hours but my computer would freeze randomly with folding. Bumped it so 1.36 and I have no problems now
My SMP just finished its first work unit (1920 woot!), my machine is now running round the clock like a pro. Can't tell why it had issue the first time around, maybe just needed a chance to burn in the fresh Arctic Silver. Anyways I'm running the 6.22 version of SMP and haven't had issue, I didn't go 6.23 because I wasn't sure if it supported Vista x64. I didn't see anything along those lines (and honestly I didn't really look too hard because 6.22 was working). I might try it later now seeing you guys have issues. Currently following one more electronics store (12th in 4 days) for a resistor, failing that I'll order online which I find a bit ridiculous, but oh well. Anyways when I get the dummy plug up I'll be pulling around 11000 PPD - 13000PPD. Currently sitting around 6k-7k. Soon after, and the final step will be my first foray into overclocking. Upon finding a stable voltage and putting some VF1000s on my 9800GTXs, I'll be sitting pretty and letting this sucker crank away.
I'll give it a shot. Running now and will see what happens for the next few days. Maybe my overclock which was stable for XP is not stable for Vista? May need to do some Prime95 runs to check if it is a system stability issue or a folding issue. Thanks Buck... You da man...
Actually, now that you mention I haven't thanked buck for one iota of the help he's provided. Thanks man, keep up the crazy helping and the insane PPD. You helped me tons and made setting myself up a whole bunch easier.
Well, I partially ripped apart my main rig, then reassembled it. Now it runs like there was never a problem! 9800gtx back up and folding....
Congrats, good to hear it back up and running. Mobo's can be weird sometimes. I just spent 120 bucks to replace a mobo that's perfectly good:shadedshu. Turns out the PSU SATA power connector wasn't providing enough power to HD and board could not recognize it. I just love troubleshooting
1.5 weeks and we should be #104...so hopefully make the top 100 in a month. So fold on and help break the 100 mark.
Well... have have been getting some errors while folding with my 260, which I think are due to my crappy PSU. So I put my Pc P&C 750 into the 260 and has been folding all day with no problems yet ::fingers crossed:: So what PSU's are you all using to power your folding rigs ?? I will have to upgrade a couple of mine and want to be future proof as well (in case I add more cards) Would like a solid/stable PSU >750W with at least 4 pci-e connectors, 6 would be even better for the future. Any suggestions post them up here.Would like to stay under the £160/$240 mark.
For 24/7 folding, you can't beat Antec or Corsair for cost/efficiency. The Corsair 750TX has a 60amp rail/4x pci-e 6/8 pin and is tested beyond it's rated power. It's a great PSU and $120.00 on Newegg. Whatever you get, make sure it's 80+ certified.
Thanks Buck, I have been looking at those Corsair PSU's.They are about the same price as the Pc Power&Cooling 750 silencer which I have already (another great PSU) I was thinking of getting one with 6xPci-e and then I could run 3 cards on the same board and maybe save some money that way.But going any higher spec and the price seems to shoot up quite a bit more .


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rrfpacker wrote:1) A few posts back there was a discussion about the Now Playing Node color and that it was fixed. Seems as though it was only fixed in the Incognito version. I redownloaded and reinstalled the regular version and the Now Playing node background is still blue.
rrfpacker wrote:2) I believe Stigg asked for MR and LV/SI skins. Any progress there?
rrfpacker wrote:Thank you again for a wonderful skin. And BTW, I like your polka dot background; do you think a Magneto Polka version could be in the works?
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"The one who is coming after me is stronger than I am. I'm not worthy to carry his sandals. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire."
Ministry of John the Baptist
3 In those days John the Baptist appeared in the desert of Judea announcing, 2 " Change your hearts and lives! Here comes the kingdom of heaven! " 3 He was the one of whom Isaiah the prophet spoke when he said:
4 John wore clothes made of camel's hair, with a leather belt around his waist. He ate locusts and wild honey.
5 People from Jerusalem, throughout Judea, and all around the Jordan River came to him. 6 As they confessed their sins, he baptized them in the Jordan River. 7 Many Pharisees and Sadducees came to be baptized by John. He said to them, " You children of snakes! Who warned you to escape from the angry judgment that is coming soon? 8 Produce fruit that shows you have changed your hearts and lives. 9 And don't even think about saying to yourselves, Abraham is our father. I tell you that God is able to raise up Abraham's children from these stones. 10 The ax is already at the root of the trees. Therefore, every tree that doesn't produce good fruit will be chopped down and tossed into the fire. 11 I baptize with water those of you who have changed your hearts and lives. The one who is coming after me is stronger than I am. I'm not worthy to carry his sandals. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire. 12 The shovel he uses to sift the wheat from the husks is in his hands. He will clean out his threshing area and bring the wheat into his barn. But he will burn the husks with a fire that can't be put out. "
Wonder-filled Weekdays offers 65 lesson plans (one for each day for three months!) for teachers of preschoolers in Christian preschool ministries. These lesson plans integrate developmentally appropriate activities with religious development and are designed to help teachers make faith connections. The lesson plans are organized around monthly seasonal themes with weekly (five-day) lesson plans. Each lesson contains:


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By AMANDA PICCIRILLI
Woodsy creations
The public is invited to a Daniel Strawser Wood Carving Show and Carving Demonstration on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Mennonite Heritage Center, 565 Yoder Road, Harleysville. The event features traditional folk wood carver Strawser who will have a full range of his wood carvings available for purchase. Strawser will demonstrate wood carving from 11 a.m. to noon and again from 1 to 2 p.m. Admission is free for the event and no registration is needed.
Fresh air
The Peace Valley Nature Center and Bucks County Department of Parks & Recreation, 170 N. Chapman Road, New Bratin, welcome the community to a free Sunday walk at 2 p.m. featuring �Sunday Foray: Birds, Spring�s Bounty.� Participants will be searching woods, thickets, and fields for many species of birds. Bring binoculars if you have them. Also taking place on Saturday is an early morning bird walk from 8-10 a.m. Join the group as they travel to different habitats looking for various species.
Norristown Park
Norristown Farm Park, Germantown Pike, East Norriton, will host two events on Sunday. At 2 p.m. enjoy �Anything Spring,� where you will search for spring flowers, mushrooms, birds, and other signs of the season on our walk. Some areas may be wet. This event is open to all ages. Meet in parking lot #3. At 10 a.m. on Sunday, participate in �Earth Day Habitat Restoration� where you will join ranger Mike in an Earth Day project to remove invasive plants from the park. Individuals, families, and groups are welcome. Bring work gloves. This event is for adults and children ages nine and over. Both events are free but require pre-registration by calling (610) 270-0215.
Play ball
For the first time, TYA Baseball and Softball will hold a joint Opening Day Ceremony at Bustard Road Park on Saturday starting at 1 p.m. This year�s ceremonies will feature a fire truck ladder to help launch the ceremonial first pitch, an unfurling of a USA flag over the infield, special guests and a mascot race. The snack stand will be open to provide lunch, including Chick-fil-A sandwiches.
D Day
The Mercer Museum will host a series of events inspired by its current exhibit, �Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow: Living with the Atomic Bomb.� The programs include �D-Day Invasion: Research & Remembrance� on Monday. The Friends of the Bucks County Historical Society will host �D-Day Invasion: Research & Remembrance� which examines the story of the D-Day invasion through the eyes of an ordinary Pennsylvania soldier on Monday from 7-9 p.m. Lynne O�Hara, a Central Bucks West high school teacher and Carson Rolleri, CB West class of 2012, attended the Albert H. Small Normandy: Sacrifice for Freedom Institute. They will discuss their trip and their research and the development of the tale of a fallen Pennsylvania soldier buried at Normandy. Light refreshments will be served following the program. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the Mercer Museum Front Desk or by calling (215) 345-0210, ext. 132.
Take your pick
Wentz�s United Church of Christ, 3246 Skippack Pike, Worcester, will host its 3rd Annual Auction on Saturday. Preview starts at 9 a.m. and the auction begins at 10 a.m. For a full list of items visit www.auctionzip.com/Listings/1377451.html.
Yay, celebrate
To celebrate National Library Week, head to the Wissahickon Valley Public Library, 650 Skippack Pike, Whitpain, today at 1 p.m. for a local author event. This is a free event for authors and the public. Adult, young adult, and children�s authors are attending. Topics include local history, local hikes, archaeological digs, romance, mystery, Philadelphia, paranormal, dog stories and more. Confirmed authors so far include: David Appleby, James T. Vance, James Smart, Jim Thomas, Caroline Ruck, Christine Schmidt, Susan Charkes, Dolores Goldich, Carmen Ferreiro-Estebon, J. D. Shaw, Cindy Callahan, Matt Heppe, Kathleen Heady, Elena Santangelo, Judi Fennell, Peggy Farrell, Susan Cadwalader Johnson, Sueli Melo Vieira, Olivia Derro Braccio, Carol Polis, Ruth G. Zavitsanos, Leslie Lighton-Humphreys, Polis Gideon, Susan Williams (S.A. Williams), and Louis J. Bevilacqua. Questions call (215) 643-1320.
Souderton HS
There will be a special showing of the new Dr. Seuss �The Lorax� movie to support the SAVE organization from Souderton Area High School. The movie will be shown at the Grand Theater, 252 Main Street, East Greenville, on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door for $6. All proceeds will benefit SAVE�s scholarship program to help send local kids to summer camps and to help members participate in a sea turtle rescue project.
The Souderton Area High School�s Key Club is sponsoring its second annual Community Yard Sale. The yard sale will be held Saturday in the bus parking lot of Souderton Area High School on the library side of the building from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The address is 625 Lower Road in Franconia. A rain date is scheduled for April 28. Proceeds will benefit Key Club, Alex�s Lemonade and Kisses for Kyle. Reserve a spot for $15; contact email@example.com.
The Souderton Area High School Big Red Band Boosters are hosting the Cavalcade Jazz Championships for 2012. The event takes place on Friday and Saturday in the auditorium at Souderton Area High School, 625 Lower Road, Franconia. This event presents a variety of performances. The Souderton High School Jazz band will perform on Friday evening along with 10 area high school bands with Swing House in exhibition. On Saturday the Souderton High School Lab Jazz band will perform along with 11 area high school bands and West Chester �Crites� in exhibition. The show begins on both evenings at 6 p.m. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Ticket prices are $10 for adults, $5 for seniors (not a gold card event) and students. Refreshments will be served.
Poetic form
In celebration of National Poetry Month, the PWC Free Forum - University Tour welcomes Philadelphia poet, Charlie O�Hay, to read and share his poetry, photos, and general philosophy on the writing life at Montgomery County Community College, 340 DeKalb Pike, Whitpain, on Saturday at noon. O�Hay will also speak about his poetry and social media. A book signing and author question and answer will follow. For more information visit www.a2pwebdesign.com/montcopoet/home.htm.
At Birches
The Birches at Arbour Square hosts its free monthly caregivers support group meeting on April 19 at 6 p.m. The topic of this month�s meeting is �Communicating with Persons with Dementia,� led by Megan O�Brien, assistant Daybreak coordinator. Light refreshments will be served. There is limited seating available, RSVP by Tuesday, April 17 by calling (215) 541-3700 to reserve a spot.
The Birches at Arbour Square invites all veterans and their spouses to a free educational Veterans Benefits Seminar at either 2 or 6 p.m. Thomas Rutter, Veteran�s Affairs (VA) accredited claims agent, will explain an eldercare benefit offered by the Veterans Administration that can reduce the cost of home care for veterans and their spouses. Seating is limited, RSVP by Monday, April 16 by calling (215) 541-3700.
Four corners
Head to basket bingo on Friday at Hatfield Volunteer Fire Company, 75 Market St., Hatfield. Doors open at 6 p.m. with games beginning at 7 p.m. There is a $20 donation per seat. Tickets are available at the door. Enjoy games, raffles and refreshments.
The Ladies� Auxiliary of the Perseverance Fire Company will host cash bingo on Sunday at the fire house, Second Street, Souderton. For $15, enjoy bingo, door prizes and refreshments. Doors open at noon, with games starting at 1 p.m. For tickets and information call (215) 721-3167.
Shear time
The historic Peter Wentz Farmstead will hold its annual shearing of the sheep and associated activities typical of spring on a colonial Pennsylvania German farm on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Many of the trades and crafts of the late 18th through early 19th centuries in a rural community will be highlighted. Farmers will shear the sheep during demonstrations throughout the day. Visitors can see lambs, learn about the culture of the native Lenape and the many tools and skills of the woodworker and broom maker. Try your hand at spinning, scratching designs onto dyed eggs, butter making, rug hooking, and other crafts. Children will enjoy playing with colonial toys and games, building a scarecrow, and watching a puppet show performed by Tuckers� Tales Puppet Theatre. Tours of the historic house will be offered and will demonstrate how the people living at the farmstead prepared it for spring. Enjoy colonial era music performed by The Bakshi Studio Baroque Players. The tour will finish in the summer kitchen featuring sights and aromas of seasonal cooking on the open hearth. Refreshments will be available for purchase, and the museum shop will be open featuring items related to the program. A donation of $2 per person is suggested. For more information about this program and others, please call the Peter Wentz Farmstead at (610) 584-5104 or visit www.historicsites.montcopa.org. The Farmstead is located at 2100 Schultz Road, Worcester.
Hit the trails
Hatfield Township is hosting an organized walking four-week program for the community hoping to inspire participants to �graduate� into their own regular walking routines. Walks start and end at the Hatfield Township Municipal Building, 1950 School Road, Hatfield, taking individuals along trails and minor streets. Walks are scheduled for 6-6:45 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, and 12:30-1 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, from April 16 through May 10. There is no fee. Pre-registration is not mandatory, but will be helpful. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. For information call (215) 855-0900.
The Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy�s Krista Scheirer will be presenting the problem of stormwater run-off and what you can do on your own property to reduce the pollution of our streams on Wednesday, April 18 at 7 p.m. in the Lower Salford Township Building, 379 Main St., Lower Salford. She will outline the process of building a rain garden and provide resources to get you started with your at home projects. Questions call (215) 256-8087.
Book worm
Spring House Estates is hosting its annual book fair on Friday from 4-7 p.m. and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The sale will include hardback and softback used books. Spring House Estates is located at 728 Norristown Road, Lower Gwynedd.
Meet the author
Meet author Lisa Schottoline and have her sign her newest novel, �Come Home,� on Sunday from 1-2:30 p.m. at Costco Wholesale, 740 Upper State Road, Montgomeryville. The meet and greet is free to the public.
Bottles up
The Bucks-Mont Antique Bottle Show and Sale is this weekend, running from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday at the Tylersport Fire Company Social Hall, 125 Ridge Road, Tylersport. This year�s show will feature mid-1800s to early 1900s items, as well as bottles from the Colonial era. The bottles will range in price from 50 cents to thousands of dollars. Cost is $10 for early buyers at 8 a.m. and $2 for admission from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information call (215) 206-5878.
Local theater
�Don�t Talk to the Actors,� Tom Dudzick�s comedic play about a small-town playwright bringing his work to life on a Broadway stage, runs through April 28 on Montgomery Theater�s Main Stage at 124 N Main Street, Souderton. Tickets ranging in price from $23-$35 are available online at www.montgomerytheater.org or by calling the box office at (215) 723-9984, ext. 10.
Windy site
The Ursinus College Wind Ensemble will present a concert on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Kaleidoscope Performing Arts Center�s Lenfest Theater, 610 E. Main St., Collegeville. The event is free and open to the public. No tickets or reservations are required.
Writers paradise
The Pearl S. Buck Writing Center offers its Spring Writing Conference Event on Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Learn about E-Writing from novelist Jeffrey B. Allen, Professor of Writing at Northampton Community College, and board member of the Greater Lehigh Valley Writer�s Group. Learn how to self-publish with Amazon�s CreateSpace with a seminar from Esther Hughes, author, owner of �Burst Inspirations,� and founder of the non-profit organization One Day Living. �How To Do In-Depth Research: Fiction and Non-Fiction� is the final lecture of the day presented by Marie Duess, published author of two historical novels. Be sure to bring a brown bag lunch to eat before heading to an Author�s Tour of the Pearl S. Buck House and the announcement of the 2012 short story contest winner. The event will be held at Pearl S. Buck International, 520 Dublin Road, Hilltown. For more information, call (215) 794-2562 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rough and tough
The Pottstown Roller Derby Rockstars present its season opening double header, including a men�s roller derby followed by the PRDR main event, on Saturday from 6-10 p.m. at The 422 Sports Plex, 1400 Industrial Highway, Pottstown. See the men�s bout between The New York Shock Exchange�s Dow Jones Average versus The Rollin Regulators from Cecil County, Md., followed by The Pottstown Roller Derby Rockstars Damage Incorporated versus The Flogging Mollies. The event will also include entertainment by The Punkabillys, DJ React, and a mechanical bull. Official PRDR merchandise will also be available. The cost is $10 adult pre-sale at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/234962, $15 adult at the door, and $5 for children under 12; ages five and under are free. A portion of the proceeds from this event will benefit the American Cancer Society�s Relay for Life. For more information or to sponsor this event please visit www.pottstownrollerderbyrockstars.com.
Opening day
The opening of the restaurant at North Montco Technical Career Center will be on Wednesday, April 18. The restaurant will be open to the public every Wednesday from 8:45 to 10 a.m. and again from 12:15-1:45 p.m. North Montco Technical Career Center is located at 1265 Sumneytown Pike in Towamencin.
Two is better
Doug and Wendy McClure, a vocal and guitar duo, will appear at the Francis Kaufman House, 3168 Main St., Sumneytown, on Friday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The event is BYOB and reservations are preferred by calling (215) 234-2499.
Family night
On Wednesday, April 18, the Indian Valley Boys & Girls Club will be celebrating its annual family pasta dinner tradition. This event is designed to acknowledge and appreciate member families while providing an opportunity for the families to dine together at no cost. The event will include a pasta dinner, salad, dessert, slide show, speeches from children as well as raffles and music. All of the items from this event will be donated by local community businesses like Bakers on Broad, Broad Street Pizzeria, Saladworks, Lisa�s Pizza & Italian Restaurant, and Giant Food Stores. Event runs from 6-7 p.m. at the Indian Valley Boys & Girls Club, 115 Washington Ave., Souderton.
Local history
Bring your family and friends to join the Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association at the Evans-Mumbower Mill on Sunday from 1-4 p.m. The Mill is at the corner of Swedesford and Township Line Roads in Upper Gwynedd. The Open House is free of charge but donations are welcome. Please call (215) 646-8866 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Indian Valley Chamber
On April 20, the Legislative/Municipal Affairs Committee of Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a �Legislative Forum Series� that will feature State Senators at the Peter Becker Community, Maple Wood Estates, Schoolhouse Road, Franconia, from 7:30-9 a.m. Cost is $20 for Chamber members, $35 for non-members. Registration deadline is April 18 by visiting www.indianvalleychamber.com, calling (215) 723-9472 or e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce will host TEAMS (Together Everyone Achieves More Success) Women�s Networking Group on Tuesday, April 17 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Georgieana (Gee) Hendricks, Adult Education case Manager, Keystone Opportunity Center will be the speaker. The presentation will showcase the Adult Education Department, specifically English as a Second language Student and GED Students relative to contributions they are already and willing to make to our growing community. The event also includes lunch. Cost for lunch is $20 for Chamber members, $25 for non-members. The registration deadline is Friday by visiting www.indianvalleychamber.com, calling (215) 723-9472 or sending an e-mail to email@example.com.
Sites unseen
The Montgomery County Lions will be hosting its 14-R Convention at the Holiday Inn, 1750 Sumneytown Pike, Towamencin, on Friday and Saturday. Saturday afternoon, the speaker for the Model Luncheon will be Samantha Goschow, a resident college student who was recently paired with a guide dog from the �Leader Dogs for the Blind.� Goschow will talk about what her Leader Dog has meant to her and her appreciation to the Lions for their assistance. This luncheon will start at noon on Saturday.
Who�s the best
Montgomery County Community College students will showcase their skills and talents to compete in the first ever Montco�s Got Talent competition on Friday from 7-9 p.m. in the Science Center Theater, 340 DeKalb Pike, Whitpain. A panel of faculty, staff and students will select the first and second place winners, who will receive $300 and $150, respectively. The audience�s choice award winner will receive $50. The event is free, but donations are encouraged. All proceeds will be donated to the American Cancer Society�s Relay for Life fundraising event hosted by the students on April 20-21, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. at the College�s Central Campus quad in Whitpain. For more information about the Relay, visit www.relayforlife.org/pamccc.
Stellar Sellersville
It�s going to be a full house at the Sellersville Theatre this weekend. Kicking things off tonight at 8 p.m. will be Professor Louie, The Crowmatix and Bob Malone. On Friday, Rhonda Vincent & The Rage will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday will include both kid and adult entertainment. At 1 p.m. bring your kids to see John Cassidy �the balloon freak.� Later in the evening at 8 p.m. will be Loudon Wainwright III. On Monday, tickets are still available to see Floodwood featuring Al Schnier & Vinnie Amico of moe. Tickets and information are available at www.st94.com. The Sellersville Theatre is located at 24 W. Temple Ave., Sellersville.
Second Saturday
Gwynedd Friends Coffeehouse continues its second Saturday performances with Beau Jazz this Saturday at 8 p.m. The quintet, comprised of vocalist Lucie Daigle, pianist Rich Rudin, bassist Richard Tuttle, on drums Russ Joell and on sax and clarinet Ken Vlansey, will provide American jazz tunes. Gwynedd Friends Coffeehouse is at Gwynedd Friends Quaker Meetinghouse, Route 202 and Sumneytown Pike, Gwynedd. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., performance at 8 p.m. A $5 suggested donation to support the musicians is requested. Light refreshments are available at a modest cost. For more information visit http://www.gwyneddmeeting.org/coffeehouse.html or call (215) 393-9576.
Organic options
On Sunday from 1-2 p.m., nutritionist Greg Henderson will discuss nutritional attunement to the seasons at Longview Center for Agriculture, 3215 Stump Hall Road, Worcester. His talk focuses on the importance of eating foods that are in season and the importance of eating organic. Pre-registration is required by calling (610) 584-6580.
Spooky day
Spend Friday the 13th by not being scared, but by laughing. The Bucks County Comedy Cabaret welcomes �The Amazing Wid,� John Kensil, Danny B., and Dom Lopore to Atop Poco Resturant, 625 N. Main St., Doylestown, at 9 p.m. If you can not make it on Friday, Saturday you at the same time and place you can catch �Mr. Rubber Face� Terry Gillespie, Rubie Nicholas, Chipchantry and Dom Lopore. Tickets are $20 which can be purchased at www.comedycabaret.com.
Buys delight
A rummage sale will be held at Gwynedd Square Presbyterian Church, 837 Sumneytown Pike, Upper Gwynedd, on Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The bag sale will be on Saturday from 8-11 a.m. Gently used items for sale will include clothing, accessories, books, linens, small household items and toys. For more information please call (215) 699-9159.
Two whammy
Two performances have tickets available at the Keswick Theatre this weekend. On Saturday at 8 p.m. enjoy �One Night Of Queen� as a Queen tribute bands keeps you singing. Tickets are $29.50-$39.50. On Tuesday at 8 p.m. a Henson Alternative Puppet Production entitled �Stuffed & Unstrung� hits the stage. Tickets are $29.50-$39.50 and are for viewers ages 18 and over.
Come on in
Prospective students and their families have an opportunity to experience Christopher Dock Mennonite High School during the school�s Spring Open House today from 3-5 p.m. Students and parents will meet faculty, staff and other students, tour the school�s 75-acre campus, watch Dock�s drama group and sports teams in action, and learn about financial aid. Then, on Friday, prospective students can be hosted on campus for Visitation Day, when a Dock student will accompany them through a typical day of classes, chapel and lunch free of charge. For more information about Open House or to schedule a visit for a prospective student, please call the admissions office at (215) 362-2675 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Christopher Dock is located at 1000 Forty Foot Road, Towamencin.
Knapp and North Wales elementary schools are holding a second Parent Twitter Townhall, a meeting where parents/guardians can learn about the technology and how it can benefit both parent and child. Technology training will be available to help attendees utilize Twitter before they leave. Knapp Elementary School Principal Joe Mazza and North Wales Elementary School Principal Joe Covone will present in partnership with other staff members and parents. Parents/guardians are encouraged to bring their mobile phones, but laptops will be provided for this session as well. Twitter is free so it is recommended for attendees to sign up for an account prior to the session. The Parent Twitter Townhall will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday in the Knapp Instructional Media Center (IMC), 698 Knapp Road, Lansdale. For more information contact email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Go adopt
People interested in learning about adoption are invited to attend an informational meeting regarding adoption through Pearl S. Buck International�s Welcome House tonight. The free meeting is at 6:30 at Pearl S. Buck International, 520 Dublin Road, Hilltown. Designed for families and individuals interested in international adoption, the seminar educates attendees on the specific process to adopt a child from another country. Welcome House has adoption programs in China, Colombia, Korea, and the Philippines. Reservations are necessary to attend the meeting. To reserve a spot, contact the Welcome House Adoption Program at (800) 220-2825 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Free for me
Friday evening movies starting at 6:30 p.m. in the Lansdale Public Library, 301 Vine St., Lansdale. Tonight�s film is �Tower Heist� rated PG-13.
Watch James Cameron�s movie �Titanic� at 1:30 p.m. in the North Wales Library, 233 S. Swartley St., North Wales. The run time is 194 minutes and there is no fee.
Ready, aim, fire
Indian Valley Family YMCA�s Dodgeball Tournament is Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Souderton Area High School, 625 Lower Road, Franconia. The spring tournament will feature four age divisions: 7-11, 10-14, 14 and over, and all ages. Prizes and trophies will be awarded to the winning teams in each division. Sign up as a team or as an individual. Individuals will be placed on a team in advance of the event. Registration is $30. You can play in multiple divisions for a $5 fee per extra division. Teams in the �all ages� division must have at least two players under the age of 14 on the court. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Registration forms will be available at the Indian Valley Family YMCA in Harleysville. Contact Steve Bolger at (215) 588-9849.
Parent education
The North Penn School District is offering Family and Community Engagement (FACE) workshops to North Penn educators, families and community members. This series of free workshops is organized with the purpose of educating, engaging and encouraging educators, parents and caregivers. Offered tonight from 7-8:30 p.m. will be �Drug Awareness for Parents.� This course is hosted by NPSD Safe Schools Coordinator and District School Police Officer Ray Wilson. He will be assisted by a member of the Montgomery County Narcotics Unit who will discuss how to recognize and be aware of current drugs and drug trends. All of the FACE sessions will be held at North Penn High School, 1340 Valley Forge Road, Towamencin, and are instructed by various professionals in the North Penn School District and the North Penn community. Class size is limited so registration is required. To register or to inquire for more information, please contact (215) 853-1020 or email@example.com.
Gambling fools
Casino Night, benefiting the Upper Bucks Clinic � a free clinic for the uninsured of Upper Bucks � will be held from 6:30 to 11 p.m. at the Indian Valley Country Club, 65 Bergey Road, Telford. Cost is $45 per person which includes one free drink, $25 in casino money, appetizers, desserts, and one free chance ticket for baskets and prizes. For more information call (215) 710-5079.
Bucks County
The Bucks County Chapter, Board of Associates of Fox Chase Cancer Center has announced its annual fundraising event, �April in Florence� to take place on Saturday at 6 p.m. Returning to Keenan Motors Mercedes-Benz dealership in Doylestown, �April in Florence� will be an evening of cocktails, dinner, live music and dancing along with live and silent auctions. Guests will enjoy food by the Waterwheel Restaurant of Doylestown and live music and vocals by Lynn Antonelli. Tickets are $125 per person with patron sponsorship starting at $300 per couple. For information and tickets, visit.www.bccfccc.org or contact Sara Moyer at email@example.com or (215) 862-5703.
The Bucks County Blues Society presents Spring Fever Footstomper 2012 and the 35th Anniversary Celebration on Sunday from 2-6 p.m. Matt Hill will be the feature entertainment of the evening, as well as an appearance by Chris O�Leary. The event will be held at the Terchon V.F.W., Airport and Hardy Roads, Edgely. Tickers are $22 and available by calling (215) 946-9424. Cash bar only, no BYOB. All attendees must be 21 years or older.
Opera outing
�An Afternoon with the Arts � Opera Lecture Series: Manon Lescant will take place on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Penn State Abington campus in 112 Woodland Building, Woodland Ave., Abington. Learn about Puccini�s story, who finds redemption in the love of des Grieux. Cost is $15 at the door.


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