When she was younger, lessons and consequences were smaller. The cost of failure, smaller to overcome. Now she’s near the end of the runway and there is yet no takeoff. Now what? I can only hope rubber grips road very, very soon and this failure to launch is somehow against all odds overcome.
Tell her to volunteer at the ymca or another organization they offer great life lessons and experience.
So uh…6 feet and attractive, huh?
Oh, wait, I read the rest, never mind. Shame.
She said the gf (19) is pushing for marriage. And she went on and on about how young marriage is so romantic, etc. I of course was all dream killing practical and said she wasn’t ready to even think about marriage, especially to someone who wants to be a housewife, until she gets the job thing worked out and the pay that can support that.
Very little of any of it seems based in reality, to be honest.
I’m about to write my own blog rant about teens and they way we write them off once they aren’t cute anymore. As a teen librarian, I see it in my kids all the time. Everyone stops parenting at age 11, because they’re going through a divorce and need to think about themselves.
I actually also know some young people of this generation who are remarkably mature and well adjusted for their age. Much more than I was. For the record 🙂 So it’s not just millennial bashing here.
Unfortunately, youth like her are becoming the norm. Their parents don’t have the skill to pass on to their kids and as a result bring kids into the world who are not equipped for it.
When these kids are 18 & 19 and end up in my college course…… well lets just say it’s not pretty. Man I could go on and on about this, but to summarize; their parents failed them and their secondary schools failed them and now they fail out of college. They don’t have good prospects.
Indeed GoFigure. It’s a real mess. The thing that bothered me the most was her own nonchalance about the whole thing ummmm, this is YOUR LIFE sista! Seize it.
@Laketra yes it is multigenerational. And the trouble with that is not only did she not get parented by people who did not get parented, she also has nobody to fall back on bc her family are hand to mouth themselves. Her only solution is to rally for herself as far as I can see. I hope she does.
Yes she does, and went thru multiple marriages and divorces as well. Not ideal for sure. i get the sense she mostly raised herself.
i’ve never believed the theory that once kids hit middle school they don’t need their parents anymore. they do become more challenging to parent, but that does not mean they need their parents less; it means they need them more.
I’d argue they need them far more, based on what I see in them.
I agree Ame. I think middle school is a real crossroads point, kids can start getting into trouble, peer pressure, sneaking around, etc. unsupervised time is a real risk. Better to keep them busy and occupied! It’s different than parenting toddlers or grade schoolers but no less critical!
i agree – though imo it’s difficult to say a parent is needed more at any one stage of life than another b/c i believe a parent is always important in the life of a child. the way they’re needed changes, but the foundation parents should provide for their children never changes – and a huge part of that foundation is availability.
i’m not talking about lower income areas – my girls were in schools in umc, dual super-career (where both parents are in professional careers such as doctors or lawyers or upper level management in corporate business).
the children always said it with a sigh and a look of longing.
many times i walked children home or watched as they walked home even when i wasn’t asked to.
also … there’s available and not available, and kids know the difference – and it’s not necessarily based on whether or not mom has a job. there are some parents who are available regardless of their job/career, and there are some who aren’t.
be the parent who is available. let your kids know you are there for them and have their back. they don’t have anyone else – the school is not in their corner.
Young people’s unrealistic dreams are bad enough but they seem to get vaguer and vaguer as time goes on.
The few times I’ve taught (college) I’ve taken the opportunity to pester my students and I was always disturbed by the “maybe” answers. Maybe I’ll do this or maybe I’ll do that. One that came up a lot was “Maybe I’ll create an app …” Okay. “Can you code?” You know the answer to that one: Not even a little.
That’s what people from India do because they know they actually have to, well … survive.
“Maybe” is a real bad sign.  Maybe you’ll achieve your dreams; if you actually had any that contained any detail at all. Maybe a plan for what comes between aspiration and achievement is in order.
I did notice that a lot of the regular, full time, Professors consistently turned out students with a condition I called “too good for the world.”
Their Professors had trained them to be University Professors; to live in a cloistered environment with it’s own rules for everything and it’s own layers of security … but they hadn’t bothered to tell the kids that’s only found on campus.
Then I realized why. Most of the Professors had gone straight from being students to being Professors and they had been taught by Professors who went straight from being students to being Professors. And maybe, maybe, way down the line of begats there was a guy who came out of the real world, probably on the GI Bill. But that was if they were lucky. Just as likely that many generations back the original Professor had a CPA membership card hidden in his shoe.
yeah … actually most moms are ready to go back into their careers before kinder if they haven’t already. it’s why there’s full day preSCHOOL and full day pre Kindergarten and full day Kinder. cause mom’s working and wants kid to excel – takes off the guilt when child is doing ‘so well’ in school without her.
not all working moms are like that, but a lot are. it is well known that if you need someone to do something, do not call a sahm; call a working mom. working mom is already used to not being home, her kids are used to her not being there, and she already has child care provisions in place. she’s often more structured and organized and scheduled because she has to be.
my first husband encountered this when he went back to earn his mba. he would just shake his head knowing *that* wouldn’t work irl.
Ton – that is true. it’s a bit on the discouraging side. dealing with that with all three of our young adult children in one form or another.
no need to have a working mom vs sahm debate. there are sahm’s who are so wrapped up in themselves and their own hobbies that they’re not available, either.
just … if you’re going to be a mom, if you are a mom, then be their mom. be there for them. let your actions know you’ve got their back, always. there will come a time when they’ll tell you to stop and let them do it on their own (my girls have mastered this 😉 ).
Well I think the young kids right now grew up without any degree of stability and security. Broken homes all around them, ecconmic trouble all around them, their ecconmic options being cut off for them left and right, their cultural and social inheritance pissed away by the generations before them…..
Professor: a person who teaches young people the same lies that they were told by their professors when they were young.
LOL that is actually true about working moms getting it done more than a sahm (and I’m a sahm). My working mom friends are AMAZING at getting extra things done, but they also have a VERY hard time balancing time with their husband and children. It looks painful and hard, and back when I worked in a research setting, if you wanted to succeed you really needed to put in 60-80 hours a week.
I had working mom acquaintenances that worked with me who barely saw their little children!!!! One actually had gotten divorced and moved in with her parents and THEY were the ones tucking the little kids in every night and doing dinner etc. so that their mom (who was about my age) was able to fulfill her dream of being a hardcore scientist.
It just was not worth it to me.
There are all kinds of professors out there guys.
Some, like me, have to tell kids that can’t manage to do middle school math, that there dreams are just about over. It is very discouraging when my 11 and 13 year old kids are more proficient at math then my college students. Several of my students can’t even multiply like my 8 year old second grader. Yet, the state keeps trying to tell the college you have to find ways to graduate this kids……… education is a dang mess in more ways then one.
Ton just nailed it in two short paragraphs
they have to be obsessed with the schedule.
and … I think they deal with a lot of guilt by being over-accomplishers.
most working moms who are successful in both their career and their children being raised well are able to do so b/c of the huge help of their parents and/or family.
….…..
i’m a big believer in not punishing my kids for something i did. for example, if i pushed my kids too hard when they were little – past their bedtime, etc – then i was responsible for their ill behavior, not them.
when my Oldest was in middle school she was expected to complete an assignment on specific school computers that were only available at very specific times. she had another class that required her to be at a certain place during some of those times. so she would go to that computer lab during all available times on the schedule when her classes did not require her elsewhere. turned out, the lab would sometimes be locked during those times or the computers would be down. she wasn’t going to be able to complete the assignment before it was due, so she brought it to the attention of her teacher who disregarded her. i then took it to the attention of the teacher who disregarded me, also. so, up the food chain i went. the AP tried to defend the teacher, but in the end they had to concede. two years later when my youngest had that same class and assignment, they had changed the process.
do not expect something of kids and then prevent them from being able to accomplish it – but if you do, put on your big-girl panties and take responsibility for it. be the adult.
and that right there is it. right there.
the men are happy when the wives take care of them and their kids and their home. it’s the women who get all tied up in knots about ‘stuff,’ encouraging one another to continue to tie more stupid knots about more stupid stuff, competing over stupid stuff that, in the end, doesn’t matter and causes more problems. women complicate life.
i agree – there is a difference btw a working mom who needs to work and one who is pursuing her career for herself.
usually the working moms who need to work are focusing on their family and taking care of their family’s needs.
i know … not all _____ are like that.
it’s the focus. is the wife working with, under the authority of her husband, to care for their family and home? or is she focused on herself, her career, her enlightenment, her standing in society or a group, etc.
This was my same thought!
I’ve never forgotten that and now having 4 teenagers I sure am glad I am home!


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The teachers at Pat M. Neff Middle School in San Antonio worked hard to win grants to beef up the school's stash of brand-new novels. Then, they ose novels, all while giving the 55-year-old school's hallways a distinct look: literary lockers.
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Following a successful fundraising campaign that easily more than met the $400 goal to pay for supplies, teachers from a variety of departments donated a week of their summer vacation to repaint the school's blue lockers as spines of popular books: Matilda, The Hobbit, Tom Sawyer, The Giver, The Diary of Anne Frank, the Twilight series.
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Teacher Vanessa Mercedes wrote on her GoFundMe page that the staff of the Title 1 school strives to give students everything that wealthier schools enjoy and that the teachers remain "hungry to make a positive impact in each student's life as they grow."
The project started in the sixth-grade hallway, teacher Jessica Sweeney told KENS 5 News, with books traditionally read in sixth-grade English Language Arts classes. But the literary-minded artists mixed in books found in both seventh- and eighth-grade classrooms — and they plan to expand the project into multiple hallways.
"Even though this is mainly [the] sixth-grade hallway, all grades walk through here," Sweeney said, "so when they see those book spines, our hope is that it kind of reminds them, 'Oh, hey, I've read that book!' or, 'Hey, we're reading this book now! We're reading this book next.'"


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"Do not guess, sir."
"Well, all right then. She did get off me and I got up with a mouthful of dirt. But I saw Ms. Caine and a boy and a short little guy, reminded me of Eddie Gaedel."
"He was a midget hired by Mr. Bill Veeck of the White Sox, to go up to the plate and get a walk because his strike zone was so small."
"Back to the graveyard, please."
"That's all, your honor. Ms. Caine told me I needed to be a witness."
The judge looked at me. "A witness of what, Ms. Caine?"
Stupid judge. He'd taken the legs out of the testimony. I'd have to prop it back up.
"If I may continue to question my own witness?" I said.
"Don't take that tone with the court," the judge said.
Manyon sat back with a half smile on his face.
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"Yes. Sandy."
"Only it couldn't have been, because he was too young?"
"Did this figure change shape as far as you know?"
"Objection, your honor," said Manyon. "Assumes a fact not in evidence. The witness just said he thought it was Sandy Koufax. That's all. We have no evidence of something changing shape, whatever that is supposed to mean."
"Agreed," said the judge. "You will have to rephrase your question, Ms. Caine."
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"Well now, I thought I saw something fuzzy with long nails. Not that I was shocked. My ex-wife looked the same way—"
"Your honor, if you please," Manyon said.
"Just answer the questions without your color commentary," the judge said.
"I'm tryin' to, Judge, it's just the way I have of speakin'."
Judge Blankenship rubbed his eyes.
"What about the nails?" I asked.
"Long. Really long. I wouldn't want to be scratched by those things ... Sorry, judge, that's the way I feel."
"Go on," Blankenship said to me.
"The eyes," Jones said. "She had terrible eyes."
"Object to the word she," Manyon said.
"What do you mean by terrible?" I said.
"Mean. Deadly. Like Bob Gibson."
"A pitcher you never would want to face, I can tell you. He'd—"
"Mr. Jones," the judge said, "that will do."
"May we approach the bench, your honor?" Manyon said.
Up to the bench we went. Manyon said, "Your honor, the testimony of this witness is irrelevant and immaterial. There has been no proof offered that whatever this man thinks he saw on some given night is the boy's mother. This testimony has nothing to do with custody and everything to do with Ms. Caine trying desperately to cloud the issues."
"I have to agree," the judge said. "Unless you can provide a connection to the boy's mother, Mr. Jones's testimony is not germane to these proceedings. Can you provide such proof?"
Fake it till you make it. "Yes, your honor. If I can call an expert witness."
"You can't see him yet. He'll manifest himself."
"Ms. Caine, if you—"
"Let me bring him in."
"Then do it. Mr. Jones will step down, subject to recall. But until you provide a foundation for his testimony, I will not consider it in the slightest."
"Cool Train" Jones looked disappointed as he left the stand. I'm sure he had more baseball stories to tell.
Then I said, "I call Darren McGavin."
Eyes turned toward the courtroom gallery. Darren McGavin, dressed as I had first seen him, came forward. Until that point he had been invisible. He'd told me he preferred it that way. No need to cause a fuss, he'd said. Some people still remembered Kolchak.
However, it did look like he popped out of nowhere.
"What ... just happened there?" the judge said.
"Mr. McGavin is ready to be sworn," I said.
"I mean, I mean. I don't know what I mean. I thought I saw. Never mind. Swear the witness."
"One moment," Charles Beaumont Manyon said. "I believe I can help your honor with the confusion."
"That'll be the day," I said.
Without any warning, Manyon picked up a copy of the evidence code from his counsel table, walked over to Darren McGavin, and tossed it at him. The book passed completely through the ghost and thudded to the floor.
The people in the gallery gasped. One woman screamed. The poor bailiff looked like he didn't know what to do.
"This is a specter," Manyon said. "A ghost. A dead person. Dead people cannot testify in court."
"And where does it say that?" I asked. "There is no provision against dead people testifying. The test is competence, and Mr. McGavin is certainly competent to testify. I would remind Mr. Manyon that a witness is presumed competent under the evidence code itself "—I dramatically picked up the tome from the floor and held it aloft—"unless there has been some showing of an inability on the part of the witness to perceive, remember, communicate, or appreciate the oath. Mr. McGavin, despite being a ghost, meets all the tests."
Blankenship's lips were moving. Little spitballs were forming at the corners of his mouth. His eyes shifted back and forth as if on involuntary status.
"Somebody get the judge a glass of water," I said.
His clerk, a lovely but confused young woman, attended to the water.
Manyon glowered at me. I don't take to the glower.
We all waited for the judge to gather himself. When he finally looked up, he said, "I'm not going to make my decision yet. I will hear the testimony and then decide."
"But your honor," Manyon said.
"Who is the judge around here? Swear him in and let's get on with it!"
"Mr. McGavin, you were an actor, is that correct?"
"Yes, I was. Loved it. It was fun."
"You performed on stage, screen, and television?"
"You appeared on a series called Kolchak: the Night Stalker, is that right?"
The court reporter asked me to spell it, so I did.
"That's right," Darren McGavin's ghost said. "It appeared on the ABC network, for one season in the 1970s. Should have run longer."
"But the series has caught on with new fans, is that right?"
"Wonderful things, the DVDs, the Netflix deal. Wish we'd had 'em back when I was doing the show."
"What was the premise of this series, Mr. McGavin?"
"Well, Carl Kolchak, he was a newspaper crime reporter, you see, and he would investigate these stories and find out there was something strange going on each time. A different sort of supernatural explanation for things. You know, vampires, werewolves, and the like. We got into some of the more obscure monsters, like the Indian bear spirit. And so on."
"And the Rakshasa?"
"Yes, that was one of our more popular episodes. The Hindu demon."
"Now, Mr. McGavin, during the course of these episodes did you do any of your own research into the substance of the show?"
"Yes, I did. I took a great interest in each of them."
"Will you please tell the court what you discovered about the Rakshasa."
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There is an emotional element for many Lakers fans here after Howard and the Lakers' season was so frustrating. Kobe Bryant got hurt and then Howard, with his back supposedly at its most healed, presided over the most embarrassing playoff series in Lakers history.
(San Antonio outscored the Lakers by 75 points in the first-round sweep, the largest losing disparity in any of the Lakers' 150 all-time playoff series. On the flip side, Lakers fans might be getting used to being roadkill for the Western Conference champs now that the Lakers have served as ongoing matador for Dallas, Oklahoma City and now San Antonio. Hey, at least the West title still goes through the Lakers!)
If Bryant is still playing then, he would be one of those two if he accepts a sensible pay decrease. Top available free agents then could be LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony or John Wall besides a slew of other veterans who would not command maximum salary. There's a fall-back option to wait for possible 2015 free agents such as Kyrie Irving, Marc Gasol, LaMarcus Aldridge, Tony Parker, Rajon Rondo and Kevin Love.
The point is that even if Howard is the centerpiece, the Lakers don't necessarily have to pin all hopes on him growing into the responsibility of being the leadership piece. There will be at least one other great player around to lift the heavy stuff if Howard isn't up to that pressure.
That's the riskiest of businesses in any walk of life,o you instead of making it happen from within.
The Lakers failed to have the sensational season that would've made Howard's return a sure thing, and now they have to wait to see what he and agent Dan Fegan want to do and what rivals such as Houston and Dallas can do.
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Dream Cheeky - Error - How Much Does it Cost to Fix a Bent Rim?
We’ve all done it. You’re taking a turn in a shopping center or on a road where the median is almost non-existent. As you start to round the corner, you can feel your tire rub.  It can happen to the best of us.
In most cases, it’s totally fine, and you can get by with just the jolt itself. However, in other cases, as you start to drive away, you can feel the car shaking, maybe even vibrating. Something is up.
So, you think you might have bent a rim. You probably find yourself wondering how much it costs to fix a bent rim. Well, you’re in luck. Check out our article below on all you need to know about rim damage and repair.
The rim is just one of the three main components of your car’s wheels, but it may be the most important. Without the rim, your tire would have nothing to attach to the hub, and you’d be going nowhere.
While you may think that all rims are built alike, it’s essential to understand that your vehicle’s rims can be pretty complicated pieces of metal.
Rims have a very specific build, and they’re all somewhat similar, but their complexity ranges. Generally speaking, rims have some main components that are similar in all options on the market. These options can impact how much it costs to fix a bent rim.
The Outer Lip – vehicle exterior. Deep dish rims have large outer lips, while many stock rims have very little when it comes to an outer lip: the larger the outer lip, the more susceptible to damage.
Inboard and Outboard Flange – All rims have both of these components, as they help in preventing the tire from slipping off of the rim. A crucial piece.
Bead Rests – Modern tires have what’s known as a bead running in them. A bead is a metal wire or braid in the tire that creates a rigid structure, meant for slipping into the bead rest of the rim and ensuring a proper fit.
Drop Center – The drop center is, you guessed it, the center of the rim. It’s more narrow than the rim itself, allowing the tire to fit around it loosely before having the bead set into the rim.
The Valve Stem – It’s the rubber stem affixed to the rim, allowing air to pass into
Now that you’ve learned about the rim anatomy let’s talk about how to tell if your rim is bent!
There are a few easy ways to tell if your rim is bent, all of which you’re able to do yourself.
When something is wrong with your vehicle, nine times out of ten, you’ll be able to feel it before you can see it. Bent rims are no different. When driving on a bent rim, you’ll typically be able to feel substantial vibrations or shaking.
It may even feel like your car is handling in an entirely new way to you. These are tell-tale signs that you’ve got a bent rim.
Sometimes when you’ve bent a rim, the damage is significant enough to be seen. Some sections of the rim may seem bent out of shape or even flat in areas.
Additionally, there could be more significant damage in the form of cracking or dented metal. These all could be attributed to a bent rim.
If your tire continues to go flat for what seems to be no apparent reason, there’s a good chance that your rim is bent. When bent, the seal that the tire bead creates with the rim may not be tight any longer, allowing for slow leaks over time.
Bent rims usually don’t allow for a good connection between them and the tire, so flats are another good sign that your rim is bent.
Now that you can identify onfix a bent rim.
Not that many people think of rim repairs when it comes to repairing their vehicles, but it can be done, depending on the type of rim that you have.
Steel rims are easily bent back into place without much thought, as the material can tolerate successive bending. Alloy and aluminum rims are a bit different, but rim rim has incurred can be bent back or if replacement is necessary.
The answer may surprise you when you ask yourself how much it costs to fix bent rims. Often, with a shop that can repair the bend, it can cost less than $150 in most cases, according to Rim Blades USA.
When comparing that to the cost of wheel replacement, it’s pennies on the dollar. According to Repair Pal, r. This is directly related to the cost of a brand new rim by itself.
Optimal pressure will enable your tires to bo put more pressure on the rims when driving over rough surfaces.
Urban roads are smooth and well-maintained in an ideal world, but we know that’s not always the case. Urban drivers prefer low-profile tires because they’re thinner. However, low-profile tires tend to have lower bounce, pushing the pressure onto the rims.
Just because your vehicle can easily drive through potholes, it doesn’t mean you should. Driving through potholes regularly, without a care in the world, is how you get bent rims. We’re not saying you should avoid all the potholes and uneven surfaces within your route, but try to avoid them when you can, and at the very least, drive carefully when you have to go through them.
If you believe that your rim is bent, be sure to pay attention to a few key details. Consider how the vehicle is handling, as vibration and handling issues could be signs of a bent rim.
After reviewing our guide to the anatomy of a rim, look and see if you can find any physical damage. Think about if you’ve had frequent flats, as well.
How much does it cost to fix a bent rim? Not much. As long as the damage can be repaired, you probably won’t spend more than $150. Not bad when you need to keep your car rolling!


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The vast underwater world is a strange treasure housecherishes the treasures of countless human worlds. Here are some of the strange creatures found on the seabed and the strange objects that are salvaged from the bottom of the sea.
1718, the legendary pirate ship of the most famous pirate “Black Beard” (real name Edward Titch) in the history of the world’s voyages – “Queen Anne Revenge” in Beaufort, North Carolina, USA A sandbar near the special area ran aground, and the pirates abandoned the ship and were forced to sink the ship into the sea. In 1966, the wreckage of Queen Anne’s Revenge was first discovered and thousands of artifacts were salvaged. In 2013, there were new discoveries about the Queen Anne’s Revenge. Archaeologists found the artillery of the ship. The number of artillery pieces discovered so far is 20.


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CCTV footage of Sasikala walking into Bengaluru prison has added a new twist to her bribery scandalHindustan Times, purportedly showed her walking into the jail in civilian clothes.
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Following the explosive allegations, Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah had ordered a probe.
After she submitted the controversial report, Moudgil was slapped with a legal notice by Rao and transferred to the position of inspector general of police and c.


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History and descriptionOne of the oldest inhabited places in the western hemisphere, Effingham County can also lay claim to being the location of the second town in Georgia. James Oglethorpe had newly arrived Salzburgers (Lutherans who lived in the German town of Salzburg and were persecuted by the Catholic majority) sail up the Savannah River to a place they called Ebenezer. They relocated the town to New Ebenezer. In 1741 Effingham was included in Savannah County when the trustees split the state into 2 counties. The two counties ended in 1743. In 1758 St. Phillips and St. Marks Parish were formed to assist the royal governor. Effingham was carved from these two parishes.


Why you should eat more soy protein instead of soy

1.Trypsin inhibitor
 proteases in the body. Generally, this toxic substance is destroyed after boiling and cooking. If you eat uncooked soybeans Drinking or drinking unboiled soy milk will cause symptoms of poisoning, such as vomiting, nausea, and diarrhea.
2.Hemagglutinin
It can agglutinate the red blood cells of animals. Generally, soybean meal contains about 3% of hemagglutinin. Under human digestion, most of the hemagglutinin will lose its activity, but part of it will remain.
It has an unfavorable role in the aggregation of red blood cells in the human body. It is only easily destroyed when heated. Therefore, beans must be cooked first when eating beans. Raw lentils contain more of this toxin, especially lentils after autumn. , There are more toxins. For example, if you accidentally eat undercooked lentils, it willother symptoms after a few hours.
3.Flatulence factor
In defatted soy flour, its content is higher. After soy flour is processed into concentrates and isolates, the flatulence factor is gradually reduced. Heating the soy flour will also eliminate the flatulence factor, so it is not advisable to eat soy flour without heating.
It turns out that there are so many special properties. It can be seen that although soy productsdiseases should avoid or eat less soy products.
Severe peptic ulcer patients should not eat soy products, because soy products have high purine content, which can promote gastric juice secretion; the dietary fiber in whole beans can ; the oligosaccharides contained in beans For example, stachyose and raffinose are fermented by intestinal bacteria and can be decomposed to produce some gas, which can cause symptoms such as hiccups, intestinal whining, bloating, and abdominal pain.
2.Gastritis
also not consume .
Patients with nephritis, renal failure and kidney dialysis should eat low-protein foods. In order to ensure the basic needs of the body, appropriate amounts of foods rich in essential amino acids and low in non-essential amino acids should be selected within the limited range. Compared with animal protein, beans The class contains higher non-essential amino acids, so it should be fasted.
So for most people, if you want to supplement plant protein, you can choose soy protein isolated from soybeans. All soy protein products remove these unfavorable ingredients, and only retain soy protein.


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I start at the beginning - with the background of my tag. I used a top layer of a napkin that's been in my stash for ages.
I fixed it with Satin Glaze by PaperArtsy and gave it a very thin wash of Stone Fresco. I liked the way the pansies took on the appearance of real pressed flowers.
Another enchanting story and gem of a work of art. The napkin background is beautiful and I particularly love the nugget to highlight the worJulie Ann, and would love a snippet of your imagination! Xx
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Loomis (Halloween, first appearance 1978) The modern-day Van Helsing (see below), Dr. Loomis served as the face of sanity against The Shape in John Carpenter’s original Halloween. And, through the rest of the series, including a revived portrayal by Malcolm McDowell, he’s been the red to Michael Myers’ blood for 10 films.
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PBSD teacher honored for dedication to young students
Jenny Tucker, a first-grade teacher at the Pine Bluff School District's 34th Avenue Elementary School since 2009, recently was recognized as one of 16 regional finalists in the Arkansas Teacher of the Year competition.�Tucker is the only regional finalist who teaches in Southeast Arkansas.
�It has been absolutely overwhelming,� Tucker said in a recent conversation. �Just to be acknowledged by your co-workers is very special. I have thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience.�
Tucker said she was nominated by her peers at 34th Avenue to be that school�s teacher of the year this past spring.
�I then went through an interview process with the Central Office staff and was selected as Teacher of the Year for the Pine Bluff School District,� Tucker said. �Next I became one of 16 regional finalists from around the state. We attended an event at the State Capitol where the four finalists were selected. I was not one of them but I have had a wonderful time with this experience.�
Tucker said that the majority of her 30 years of teaching has been spent teaching first-graders.
�I went into teaching because I love it and I love interacting with the children,� Tucker said. �I knew that this is what I wanted to do when I was in the fourth grade.�
Tucker said teaching the first grade is particularly special to her.
�Even though children are now first introduced to school in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten I believe that as their first-grade teacher I am still part of their foundational learning,� Tucker said. �I am always so impressed with their academic and social growth from the time they first start in August until they go home for the summer in May.�
�Since the adoption of Common Core the way that basic math is taught has changed,� Tucker said. �Instead of memorization we use real-world situations to teach the concepts. When I am putting together my reports I tell them how many students are present and how many are absent and then ask them to tell me how many lunch trays we will need that day. I ask them to explain how they got the answer that they came to. Some of them use addition and some use subtraction but I tell them that as long as they come to the correct answer it doesn�t matter how they did it.�
�The content that they have to learn is they same type of information that in the past was taught to second- or third-graders,� Tucker said. �They are told that the concept they are learning is algebra and then they are given a problem such as five plus blank equals seven.�
�I do feel that children are capable of learning,� Tucker said. �If we can get it onto their level they are capable of learning.�
�When I teach spelling I lead the class in a lesson where we spell with our arms as well as our mouth,� Tucker said. �It�s an exercise where we learn about words that are over the line and under the line. They lift their arms up for the tall letter and squat down for the short letters.�
�In the old days students had to sit in straight rows with both feet on the floor,� Tucker said. �But now we realize that some children are more comfortable for instance tucking one leg under the other. And that�s OK. As long as they are actively learning.�
�It has been very enjoyable here in the Pine Bluff School District,� Tucker said. �They give you roots and they give you wings. There is a real sense of connectedness here. People work together. We feel grounded with the support the district provides but at the same time we can soar as high as we want to.�
The Arkansas Teacher of the Year competitionAccording to information provided by the PBSD, teachers are nominated and selected for the award every year based on their teaching skill and their dedication to students, parents and colleagues. Those who are recognized demonstrate leadership at the school and community levels and inspire students of all backgrounds.


POPLAR Chet VET Shove & Phenses SH ==\ CNAIETY iJ] BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE 3 .8¢ PAID POPLAR, MONTANA Permit No. 4 KINDERGARTEN EASTER PARADE TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Lewis’ Kindergorten groups (a.m. & p.m.) made their annual trip, Tuesday, March 24th to the Poplar Community Hospital to brighten the day of the occupants in the Nusring Home Wing. The young people of the two classes were adorned in Easter hats designed by them POST OFFICE BOX 1028 59255 | PHONE 768-3433 POPLA MONTANA _ HOSPITAL BOARD ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Poplar Hospital Association was held March 18, 1970. Skulason Moe, L.J. Witte, and Gene~ Theroux were elected Directors to serve for a three year term. Lyle Lockman has filed for elec- tion as Trustee from Hosp- ital District No. | and No. 9. The annual reports were given by the Officers of the Association. It was noted that 80! patients were admitted to the Hosp- ital during the year, 768 patients dismissed, and there were 23 deaths. There were 93 births and 3,007 patients treated in the Out Patient Department during the same period. SPECIAL BOARD MEETING9, 1970 at which time officers for the ensuing yeor were elec- ted. Tom Reid was elected President, L.J. Witte, Vice President, Oscar Dahli- berg Treasurer, and Marj- orie Helmer Permanent Sec- retory. Les Anderson was appointed Adminstrator of Community Hospital and Marjorie L. Helmer was appointed Assistant Admin- istrator. MARCH 26, 1970 | ) HOLY WEEK EVENTS \The congregations of the First Presbyterian and Lind- sey Memorial Presbyterian Churches, will hold a union service of Holy Communion on Maunday Thursday, March 26th. The service will be held at the Lindsey church at 7:30 p.m. On Good Friday, March 27th, both congregations are encouraged to partici- pate in the special service to be held at St. John's Lutheran Church at | p.m. Special services will be held on Easter Sunday in both congregations. The day will begin with a Sunrise service and breakfast at the First Presgyterian Church, at 7 a.m. This service will be presented by the Junior class of the Church School. At 9:30 a.m. the Easter Worship Service will be held at the Lindsey Mem- orial Church, and at Il All services are open to the public. = GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES Good Friday Services will be held ot St. Johns Luth- eran Church at 1:30 p.m. This is a combined service which includes the various churches in Poplar. Most of the stores will be closed between 12 noon and 3 p.m. to moke it possible to attend these and their mothers. This yeorly trek is a mutual joy for both the young people and the citizens of the Nursing Home. services. EVANGALIST TO SPEAK TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT A.M. Group left to right: Back Row: Robin Crowe, Bobby Eidenmuller, Julienne Etzel, Shari Ogle, Derra DeVries, Deborah O'Brien, Michael Martin, Guy Peterson. Middle Row: Rose Abbott, Pam Nees, Lori Burshia, Gordon Mail, Gerald Failing, Shelly Booth, Lori Dahlberg, John Lindoe, Dean Reede. Front Row: Jomes Wright, Sondra Christian, Lori Paulson, Debbie Hopkins, Dawn Loegering, Laurel Thielon, Jerome Taflan. P.M. Group left to right: Back Row: Cindee Carlson, Moureen Red Eagle, Loverne Gibbs, Carmen Eagle Boy, Lori Burshia, Ernest Big Horn, Vernon Martell, Kenneth Eder, Luanne Azure. Middle Row: Jodi Finley, J.D. Ferguson, Bradley Beach, Jody Johnson, Todd Mc- Clammy, Deborah McDaniel, Beverley Running Bear, Teri Cline. Front Row: Margaret Nation, Cindee Bloom, Koren Harbaugh, Charles DeCoteau, Carla Culbertson, Phoebe Jones, Ann Archdale. JEFFERSON-JACKSON DINNER Preliminary planning is underway for the Annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner scheduled for Wolf Point on Saturday, April llth. Gov- ernor Forrest Anderson will be honored guest and feat- ured speaker on the evening program. Other state offi- cials, as well as those from Roosevelt county, will be in attendance . George Stensland, Roosevelt County Democratic Chairman, pointed out that the dinner will afford citizens from Roosevelt County and sur- rounding areas in opportu- nity to visit with Governor Anderson for the first time since his successful bid for the states highest office in 1968. The dinner function will also serve as a fund raiser that will support the Democratic effort at the local level. Advance ticket sales are already underway. \More details on the dinner program will be announced later,” stated Stensland. The Poplar Jaycees will sponsor a table Tennis tour- nament at the American Legion on Sunday, April 5. All boys and men of the Poplar area over the 7th grade are eligible to part- icipote. There will be three age divisions. 7th and 8th grade---Junior Division, 9th thru I2th grade---Inter- mediate Division, and adults will compose the Senior Division. No entry fees will be required and participants must sign up at the ARGO- NAUT before 5:30, April 2. Exact time for the tourna- ment will be announced later, when the tournament chairman has an idea of the number of participants. Rev. Richard Schlupp of Berndale, Minn., will be guest speaker at Poplar Assembly of God. The ser- vices will from March 31, 1970 to April 12, 1970 each night at 8:00 P.M. except Monday & Saturday nights. Rev. Schlupp pastored in Minn. for several years be- fore going into the evange- listic field. Pastor James Wilson extends a cordial invitation for the public to come and enjoy the inspirational singing and Bible-Centered preach- ing.


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Family: We have no children of our own. We love spending time with our niece and nephew and our entire family. Everyone is beyond excited to see us expand our family through adoption.
Pets: We are both animal lovers, but currently don’t have any pets.
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Watching the piece come together encouraged a strong vision for our photo shoot right from the get-go. I envisioned a swinging 60's lounge-y, far-out pad with lots of mojo and, you guessed it, lots of fur. You can say I'm a little infatuated with late 60's-70's nostalgia and everything psychedelic.
We're on set, break out our gold retro table and chairs, and get the Unity Pendant installed. Swimming in gold, gold and more gold with the extra touch of fur. That's right, a fur wall, baby. Had to have it, knowing it would be a great complement to the groovy, free-flowing vibe of the Unity.
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Carmilla Huffman Janechek, 90, of Mauston, died at Wisconsin Dells Health Services on December 26 . 12/27/2017
She was born September 21, 1927 in Summit Township, Sauk County, to Samuel Everett and Anna (Daly) Huffman. After her mother’s death when she was 2, she was raised by her Aunt Mae and Uncle Glenn Kelley in Wonewoc. She spent her summers on the Huffman farm with her father and brother, Harlin Huffman. She graduated in 1945 from Wonewoc High School and in 1947 from Sauk County Normal School. She taught school in Plum Valley until her marriage to Harvey Otto Janechek on December 27, 1947 in LaVallehey moved to Mauston in 1952 after their first 3 daughters were born, to manage and later own Eastside Grocery, originally owned by her Aunt Mae and Uncle Glenn Kelley. They sold the store in 1968 and farmed full time while raising their 7 children on the farm on Hwy K.
She is also survived by 17 grandchildren: Christopher, Jason, Travis, Bryan, Matthew, Kristi, Bob, Julie, Justin, Brad, Kelli, Jenni, Betsy, Melissa, Keith, Eddie and Katie. She is also survived by 26ster-in-law Arlene Janechek of Mauston and a special cousin
Burial will be at Oak Lawn Cemetery, La Valle.


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Ellen Pompeo talks goodbye to Grey’s Anatomy after 19 seasons. For the first time since 2005 – the year in which the TV series debuted on the ABC network – the face of Meredith Gray does not appear in the main cast of the show.
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In fact, at the beginning of 2022, Ellen Pompeo chose to renew her contract for season 19, appearing in only eight of the 25 episodes scheduled. The face of Meredith Gray will continue to narrate the series throughout the season, in addition to remaining an executive producer. In her first interview after leaving the series that made her the highest paid woman on television, Pompeo spoke about how she feels about leaving Gray Sloan Memorial (although not permanently). The actress was a guest of Drew Barrymore for an episode of his talk show.
When the conversation turned to Pompeo’s recent farewell to Grey’s Anatomy, the face of Meredith Gray said she was somewhat relieved to devote herself to new projects. “Look, I just need to changeEllen Pompeo said, adding: “I have to do something new – it’s not like I can spend my days doing New York Times crossword puzzles”.
After three decades, the actress feels the need to try new projects. She’s not entirely wrong: after nearly twenty years of captaining television’s most beloved – and longest-running – doctor, Pompeo needs to vary her agenda a bit. The actress compared her experience on the set of Grey’s Anatomy to having a child and then seeing him leave the nursery for college: “I mean, 19 – that’s more than people keep their kids at home, like people keep their kids at home until they’re 18 and then send them off to college,Ellen Pompeo explained.
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The Ohio State University football team beat the University of Michigan Saturday afternoon in Columbus 42-7. The score was so bad, Washington is considering a bailout for Ann Arbor along with Detroit. That win made it five in a row over UM and next year the Bucks go up there and play.
The University of Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh in Cincinnati last night 28-21. The Bearcats football team this year beat West Virginia, Lousiville and now Pittsburgh. I guess they can start saying good bye to their football coach as I think his won-lost record at UC has earned him a ticket out of here.
Cincinnati is in the unique position of having a major league (Big East) college football team and a less than minor league professional football team, the Bengals. I guess we should be thankful that Mike Brown isn't the City Manager of Cincinnati, things could be worse.
It's a good thing you've got Ohio State. I'm just sayin'.
I saw the game. Did Michigan not arrive in time for the start of the game?


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But contrary to what many assume, attending a selective school does not raise student incomes, regardless of race. This is an important new finding. A couple of years ago, economists Stacy Dale and Alan Krueger generated shockwaves by solving a persistent problem of older research on this issue. They compared students who were accepted to Cornell, for example, and went to Cornell, to students who were accepted to Cornell but chose, for reasons of their own, to attend a less selective school, like the University of Washington. Comparing students with identical acceptances allowed them to control for all of the factors that colleges consider when they accept students. Dale and Krueger found that when genuinely equivalent students are compared, those who attended the fancier schools make no more money at all—not an extra dime—than students who attended the less selective schools. The idea that the Ivy League will make you rich is just another part of the myth. The Dale and Krueger paper, by the way, is in the Quarterly Journal of Economics, Fall 2002, in case you need to print it out and give it to that neighbor who is so proud that his son got into Penn early admission this year.
This is an extremely satisfying finding to people like me who did not attend prestigious schools, but who fancy that there is a very nearby possible world in which they were admitted to Princeton. Now, I find that this news is not entirely welcome in DC, a town choked in Ivy. As Reihan or Ross point out, pedigree really matters in the reputation- (and not so much money-) based nepotistic professions, like academia and journalism (I could never have been a TNR “reporter-researcher” like Reihan or my eminent Columbian housemate). And it is of course from journalists and academics from whom we receive our opinions about things like affirmative action. So we should not be surprised that the transformative effects of Yale are rather overplayed. </s>
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Q: Will React-Native eventually support HarmonyOS? What's going to happen now that Huawei is releasing their new OS? If it blows up, and there's a good chance it will, there'd be a massive gap in access to a whole new platform. I've chosen the easy way out and I've been developing mobile apps for iOS and Android via React-Native. Will React-Native support HarmonyOS?
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I always speak French with them. He lived a long life. He deeply regretted this loss. I'll check upstairs. What could Lorraine be doing there? It's right there on your desk. It won't happen. I've got boxes to unload.
Terry was very pleased with the news. He was not an abolitionist. You know what I meanI still hate you. We have something for them. I told you to stop calling me that. I'm going to prepare some hamburgers. The meeting will be held this afternoon. Pedro didn't have to tell me what to do.
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And a little P.S. from Deb: at our Studio Art Quilt Associates conference in 2016, Kathy spoke about the benefits of working in a series. While she showed examples from abstract artists, it made me want to go back and examine our text pieces, and see if I noticed changes over time. And, no, I haven't gotten around to that yet!


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Tourist District Roundabout Project: In April, the Woodinville City Council approved a $3.9 Million contract with Universal Land Construction to begin the Tourist District Roundabout Project. In preparation for the start of construction, utility companies, including Comcast, PSE, Verizon, and Woodinville Water, have started relocating utilities within the right of way. The project includes the construction of a main roundabout at the intersection of SR 202 and 145th Avenue NE , with two smaller roundabouts on the south and west sides of the main roundabout. The construction of the roundabouts will occur in several phases, to accommodate traffic and other events throughout the City. The City expects a completion date for this project to be in late spring of 2010. Lane closures will be restricted during morning and evening peak traffic hours to minimize the impact of construction on traffic; however, delays at this intersection are expected throughout construction. Construction updates, including lane closures, and construction schedules will be posted on electronic reader boards near the project as well as on the City’s website at www.ci.woodinville.wa.us. Additional updates will be posted to Woodinville Television and the City’s Travelers station 1610n Beck, Project Engineer at |||PHONE_NUMBER||| .


Michael Score named president of Hantz Farms
Michael Score has been named president of Detroit-based Hantz Farms L.L.C., a for-profit urban farming venture that aims to turn underutilized land in the city of Detroit into a source of fresh, locally grown food.
“We are pleased to have Mike Score join our team as president of Hantz Farms. He has the knowledge, talent and integrity to help bring our dream to reality,” said Hantz in a press release. “His vast experience in the business of agriculture and community development provides us with a tremendous advantage as we embark upon this important effort.”
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Talking to my mother tonight, and the subject of Gough came up. Turns out it was The Dismissal that got her (not quite 15 back then) interested in politics and how we’re governed-a passion I have inherited.
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‘Teach’ stretching is a ‘so what.’
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I know that only too well – and I’ve been teaching a bunch of 3rd year uni students (including a fair swag of mature age grad dip students) all of whom consider themselves entitled to top range grades on all of their assessments.
It has been interesting, but shocking, to observe the level of entitlement rise over the past two decades – and, to my horror, I’ve been teaching for nearly that long.
mal Mclaren was a prick and milked every penny he could out of those idiots.
J6p…nuthin’ wrong with the Sex Pistols…they are the punk lil’ bros’ of Keith!
At one time when I couldn’t sleep last night, there was a fascinating interview on BBC World Service with Vivienne Westwood, McLaren’s “girlfriend”:
ANARCHY….!!!!!!!!!!…greta one…I got their album…great when you want to “slum it” or play ; “air-lead-singer” !
But students are ‘consumers’ now, and the course is the ‘product’ and if the student does not get a good mark, it is the fault of the lecturers errr suppliers of the product.
Get with the program, mate.
I will never have a full-time position at any university – my publications list isn’t long enough.
I do care, however, about being a good teacher (very much to my surprise it appears I am one); I provide as much encouragement and support to the students as is reasonable.
I do understand that sense of entitlement on the part of graduate diploma students. However, the fee does NOT buy you the grade of your preference.
Will I have a job next year? Dunno, and I’m now almost indifferent.
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Never Mind The Baubles – Xmas ’77 With The Sex Pistols – BBC doco from 2013
Well worth watching, a good hour long appendix to the best doco on the band, the Filth & The Fury (which you can also find on YouTube) – both contain the usual Julian Temple trademark heavy use of scene-setting footage from the times, not just of the band/subject matter.
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Fiona….My OH…shared to a “t” those same sentiments and situations when she was in that position…..you are not alone.
Just think what Sweet FA Minister Bishop would have said in like circumstances.
Unlike our present goons.
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‘I want her to be PM for 10 years’: Christopher Pyne slips up while playing down Julie Bishop as potential leader
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Our next stop was Rainbow Beach and Fraser Island. Rainbow Beach is a tired little beach town with a couple hostels, cafes and not much else. We were booked for a couple nights at the hostel running our Tag-Along-Tour on Fraser Island and were so grossed out by the state of the room that we ended up booking at a motel across the street for our return journey.
After a couple days we were ready to get over to Fraser Island for our 4 X 4 adventure. Our tour had 4 vehicles with 8 people per vehicle. Drivers would alternate so that everyone could get a chance behind the wheel. Jess doesn’t drive standard so she elected to be a cheerleader. Our Car 4 Team was easily the best car to be in. We were the last car in the group and enjoyed watching the cars in front of us get stuck and mercilessly hounded them and our guide with radio chatter and bad jokes. Our guide Jimmy did humor us by keeping an eye out for our lost flip-flop. I ended up driving for just over an hour and got to experience some legitimate 4 X 4ing and racing down the beach/highway. I struggled with the shifter on the left but we made it without incident.Our accommodation was a permanent campsite hosted by the mysterious Cinnamon. The tents were tiny and the mats were as thin as tissue paper.
O“You eat the horse meat!!!” we think they were French and watched them struggle with the simplest of tasks.
In between the drinking hours and during the driving hours we did visit some inland streams and lakes and spotted some of the local Dingoes. Fraser Island has the largest population of wild Dingoes. No babies were harmed in the making of this vacation.
Eli Creek. AKA: Hangover Creek was a great place to stop. You walk up a short ramp to the start of the creek & jump in for a lazy float to the end. Very cold at first but so refreshing. This water was so clean that we actually filled up our drinking water canteen here.
Lake Wabby: The deepest lake on the island.
Indian Head: We all walked bare foot up to this lookout – the Aussie way.up’s tent…probably the French.


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Evidence Re-examined at Haut de la Garenne
Related: Other cases of false abuse exposed
Reference: History of Haut de la Garenne
Haut De La Garenne, the former children's home on Jersey.
Results Inconclusive in British Child Abuse Investigation
An investigation into alleged abuses at a home for children has been criticized for making false claims and wasting millions of British pounds.
British authorities may have spent 4.5 million pounds investigating skulls that turned out to be coconut shells and shackles that proved to be no more than rusty scraps of metal at
Haut de la Garenne, a former home for children in Jersey, one of the Channel Islands.
Jersey’s chief of police, Graham Powers, was suspended from his role as head of the investigation after British detectives showed that there had been no murders at the children’s home.
In addition to discovering that the skulls and shackles were bogus, British police determined pieces of bone found in the compound were of animal origin, and did not come from the bodies of murdered children. Furthermore, no blood was found in the cellar and “secret underground chambers” that had been discovered were simply holes in the floor.
Deputy Chief Officer David Warcup asserted murdered or bodies destroyed at the former home. “I very much regret that information was put into the public domain by the States of Jersey police about certain finds at Haut de la Garenne, which was not strictly accurate," he said.
The investigation into the children’s home began in 2006, after the alleged skull was discovered. When the investigation became public, more than 160 victims alleged abuse at Haut de la Garenne between the early 1960s and 1986, when the home closed.
One woman who claimed to have been abused at the home told the U.K. Mirror, “Th."
Despite the discredited discoveries, Detective Superintendent Michael Gradwell told the BBC in November that the child abuse investigation would continue.
BBC: Jersey chief officer is suspended
The Daily Mirror: Jersey children's home hell: Victims of Haut de la Garenne tell their story
Times Online: Jersey police discover trapdoor at Haut de la Garenne home
Although it remains unclear whether abuses actually took place at Haut de la Garenne, examples of false allegations in abuse cases are not uncommon. Truth in, examines several examples of false accusations of child abuse and how it can affect those accused.
Source: Truth in Justice: False Allegations of Child Abuse
The BBC provides a timeline to chart the history of Haut de la Garenne and the ongoing investigation, complete with additional articles that offer background and analysis on the discoveries and allegations made since 2006.
Source: BBC: Timeline: Haut de la Garenne


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MSU community reacts to iPad
Posted by Bob Gould on January 29, 2010
http://www.msu.edu/~gouldro/IPAD.mp3
Michigan State students comment on Kanye/Swift
Posted by Bob Gould on September 18, 2009
It’s the story everyone is talking about this week. Rapper Kanye West interruptse asked students to chime in about the incident.
http://www.msu.edu/~gouldro/kanye_swift_FINAL.mp3
Kanye, after swiping the mic, at least left Taylor with the “Moon Man.”
Bob Gould, Instructor Biography
Posted by Bob Gould on February 6, 2009
Bob Gould is in his second year as visiting broadcast instructor foris teaching broadcast journalism, is the Executive Producer of “Focal Point,” the student-run TV newscast, and co-teaches a digital new media class.
Bob was a TV news photojournalist for 17 years, the last 14 at WZZM-TV, the Gannett station in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He served as the Chief Photojournalist there for 12 years overseeing a staff of 11 photojournalists and editors. Prior to that, he was a staff photographer at WILX-TV in Lansing, Michigan. Bob served as the president of the Michigan TV News Photographers’ Association (MTNPA) for 6 years.
Bob recently finished up his tenure as10,000 member organization dedicated to the profession of TV and still photojournalists from around the world. Prior to his presidency he served as NPPA Vice President and a member of the NPPA Board of directors. Bob joined the NPPA in 1995.
During his career, Bob has been honored with more than 40 awards for his work from the NPPA, MAB (Michigan Assoc. Broadcasters), and Michigan Associated Press, including, “Best Individual Photojournalism” in 1998 and 2006. He also has been honored with 5 EMMY nominations and 2 EMMY awards. The WZZM staff has been honored as the MTNPA “Station of the Year” two consecutive years and runners-up four times.
And as important as his career is, Bob’s family is most important to him. He wouldn’t be able to get through his daily routine without the help of his wife Susan; 10-year-old daughter, Ilene; and 5 year-old son, Isaac.
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Michigan State University Game Day Tailgate
This is a look at Game day festivities at Michigan State University on a Fall Football Saturday.
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MIchigan State Band performs at pregame
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Shawn and I can’t wait to see more of your videos. Make sure you post them by the end of today. You’ve inspired me to post a video, so I will try to do that soon. See you in class tomorrow.