Blog for iplittle on December 31st, 2008
Based on the anti-Nazi propaganda book by Gregor Ziemer and directed by Clyde Geronimi, this cartoon portrays the life of one of the Hitler Youth.
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Walt Disney "Education for Death" (1943)
ISA on December 16th, 2008
1950s Sex Education film
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Sex Education for Girls Part 1
Blog for iplittle on December 15th, 2008
One of the things I’ve been thinking about (due to some professional work talking about online harassment and disagreements) is the role of gossip and social commentary in the Pagan community. I believe that there is healthy gossip and unhealthy gossip, but I want to talk about some examples.
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The question of gossip
ISA on December 15th, 2008
Ripon PD to charge more for services and traffic violations Monday, December 15, 2008 at 12:10AM It will cost a bit more for some Ripon PD services according to the December 16 Ripon City Council Agenda. Under the Consent Calendar there are 4 resolutions that if approved, will increase Ripon PD fees for live scan finger printing from $10 to $20, traffic(parking) violations on average would increase from $30 to $40, and towing services(2 seperate resolutions) would increase from $110 to $180
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Ripon PD to charge more for services and traffic violations
admin on December 7th, 2008
The Brisbane Broncos inavded North Queensland Cowboys territory today as part of their annual regional tour to show primary school children how best to play the game. Broncos legends Michael Hancock and Michael Devere showed children from around the Cairns region some skills of the game and they’ll be touring regions including the Atherton Tablelands, Mossman and the Cairns Northern Beaches all week.
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Broncos invade Cowboys country to teach youngsters
admin on December 7th, 2008
Flickr image sourced under CC: Image by: -Chad Johnson I’m very lucky – my school allows me to shine. They have recognised strengths in me and allowed me to follow paths and create new paths along the way. At times this does and doesn’t work. LParisi asks… Why is it that the only way others can shine is for me to stop shining?
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Shine
Blog for iplittle on December 6th, 2008
Family Math Nights Seattle Schools hosted a series of Family Math Nights to help parents and students learn about upcoming changes and challenges to the Seattle Public School Mathematics Curriculum. Topics covered included helping your child with math at home, questions parents can ask, computational fluency, algorithms and mathematical proficiency, and relationships between research and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards.
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Family Math Nights Bring Together Parents and Teachers in Seattle Schools.
admin on December 6th, 2008
Tuition Community College K-12th grade Internet schools are low-cost, quality private schools that make life easier for parents. Home-schooling normally requires parents to personally teach their children at home, using a wide variety of educational teaching materials, including books, the Internet, and computer learning software. However, for those parents who have little time to spare, or dont yet feel confident in home-schooling their children, Internet private schools are a wonderful new
admin on December 4th, 2008
Like all neighborhoods and communities, the Chicago Lawn neighborhood has evolved. During the 60’s it was a neighborhood mainly composed of Irish, German, Italian and other upper class European families. Today it is a predominantly Latino and African American, middle class community.
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The Southwest Youth Collaborative
ISA on December 4th, 2008
my first semester of teaching…whirlwind. i think because we went straight from teaching, had about 5 days off, and then started at our “real” jobs. that meant my mom coming in from indiana; making one horrible, argument-filled, rainy trip to jackson with all my stuff …including my mother; unpacking all of my belongings; trying to buys stuff i needed with the non-existent money i had; unsucessfully trying to get all my paperwork done before school started; trying to get situated in a new c
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what a difference a day makes…twenty-four little hours…
