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GEORGETOWN, DE – The curtain will come down on the 2018 season Friday-Saturday October 26-27 with two huge days of racing at Georgetown Speedway.
The third annual Mid-Atlantic Championship weekend features a plethora of auto racing on the Sussex County half-mile oval.
Over the two days, the Bob Hilbert Sportswear Short Track Super Series (STSS) Fueled By Sunoco big-block/small-block Modifieds, Super Late Models, Small-Block Modifieds, STSS Crate 602 Sportsman, RUSH Late Models, Mid-Atlantic Sprint Series, Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Cars, Little Lincolns, Delaware Super Trucks and Delmarva Chargers will all be in competition.
On Friday night (Oct. 26), complete programs will be run for the Small-Block Modifieds (30 laps, $3,000 to win), RUSH Late Models (20 laps, $1,000 to win), Little Lincolns (12 laps), Delmarva Chargers (12 laps) and Delaware Super Trucks (12 laps).
Hot laps and heat races for the STSS Modifieds and hot laps, time trials and heat races for the Super Late Models are also on the Friday agenda.
Friday pit gates open at 4 p.m. Grandstand gates are unlocked at 5 p.m. Hot laps hit the track at 6:20 p.m. Racing begins at 7:15 p.m.
Friday Adult grandstand admission is $25. Seniors (ages 65-plus) and Students (ages 13-17) pay $20. Kids (9-12) pay $10. Children 8 and under are FREE.
Friday pit admission is $35, with no license required, for ages 13 and up. Kids 6-12 pay $10. Ages 5 and under pay $2.
Super Late Models and STSS Modifieds compete in 40-lap main events paying $5,000 to win on Saturday after their consolation events.
The $10,000 STSS Modified Velocita-USA South Region champion will be crowned following the division's 40-lap feature on Saturday.
STSS Crate 602 Sportsman will take part in their fifth and final round of the South Region with a 20-lap, $1,000-to-win main event. Afterward, the series champion will be lauded.
Also on the Saturday docket: MASS 305 Sprint Cars (20 laps), Southern Delaware Vintage Stock Cars (12 laps), Delaware Super Trucks (12 laps) and Delmarva Chargers (12 laps).
Saturday Adult grandstand admission is $25. Seniors (ages 65-plus) and Students (ages 13-17) pay $20. Kids (9-12) pay $10. Children 8 and under are FREE.
Saturday gates open at 2 p.m. Pit gates are unlocked at 3 p.m. Hot laps begin at 5 p.m., with racing at 6 p.m.
Saturday pit admission is $35, with no license required, for ages 13 and up. Kids 6-12 pay $10. Ages 5 and under pay $2.
Two-day passes are available for the grandstand area as follows: Adult: $40 – Senior/Student: $30 – Kid: $15. A weekend pit pass is $60 for Adults.


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How a melanoma scare – and a great dermatologist – made me more serious about skincare
By Russ Banham
At my annual checkup, the doctor noticed an oddly shaped mole of a worrisome size on my back. "Have your wife take a peek at it now and then to make sure it doesn't change," he instructed me. He was pretty certain that it was just, well, a mole.
By "change," he meant grow in size or height, develop asymmetrical borders, alter color, or otherwise evolve into something that it currently was not. I'd have monitored it myself were it not smack dab in the middle of my back. My life was in my wife's hands, or so I told her. Was I worried? A little. My father and aunt had skin cancer.
I also hail from the Baby Boom generation of kids whose moms implored us to "Go outside and get some color on your face." Being too pale was considered the sign of a recluse, someone with poor athletic skills who read Archie comics indoors all the time. As teenagers growing up in Queens, New York, summers with my pals were enjoyed at Jones Beach, ogling the waves (yeah, right) for hours at a time. In the dog days of August, my attire was a pair of cutoff jeans and sunglasses, no shirt or shoes. The sun had most of my body to burn to a crisp. I was a sitting duck for solar radiation, tallying up more sunburns than I can count.
I hail from the generation of kids whose moms implored us to "Go outside and get some color on your face."
After one month of watching the peculiar mole, my wife gave up. "I can't tell if it's changing," Jenny sighed. "This is too much to ask."
Who could blame her? She wasn't a doctor. So I contacted the real thing, a dermatologist a friend recommended.
Will Kirby, DO, is a local celebrity in Los Angeles, where I live. Will won the Big Brother competition in 2001, taking home enough money to finish his medical training. In his younger years, he had a basal cell carcinoma (a type of skin cancer) removed from his leg, which set his life's course. Will took one look at the mole on my back and said "Not good." He snipped it off and had a biopsy performed of the tissue. The diagnosis: A dysplastic nevus, a precursor to melanoma, a skin cancer. A nevus is a mole; dysplastic is atypical.
Within days I was on my stomach as Dr. Kirby removed more tissue from the site of the mole, then sutured a two-inch long line. Three months later, he took a peek and liked what he saw. "Not to worry," he said.
Since then, Dr. Kirby and I have become friends. This is often the case with a skin cancer patient and his dermatologist. Every three months for the next two years, I was in his office. Dr. Kirby surveyed the landscape of my body, circling suspicious moles with a pen. In the eight years of my visits to date, I've had three more dysplastic nevi (plural of nevus) removed and multiple other moles snipped away before they could get worse. "That's what we do here — snip, snip, snip away cancer," Dr. Kirby said when I called for an interview. "The key is to be vigilant. The sooner we snip, the better the outcome."
So far, so good: None of the three types of skin cancer I've attracted have entered the thornier territory of Stage 2. I even had a topical procedure done on my face, the site of several snips to reduce the risk of future cancers. The medication contained a substance called ingenol that kills abnormal cells that lead to skin cancer. My face looked like a deflated football for a week, until the dead skin sloughed off. I'm promised at least five years of a cancer-free face, at which point I will undergo the same procedure.
This is now my future. Certainly, I'm to blame for the sun exposure of my youth. While I apply sunscreen with SPF 50 every morning, and wear a hat on hikes and the rare weekend at a Malibu beach, the blistering sunburns of my youth will forever take their toll. I will always develop odd-looking moles. Dr. Kirby will give them the once-over and snip when he must. He's my younger big brother now, looking out for me for life.
When found and treated early, the estimated 5-year survival rate for melanoma is 99%. But new therapies offer hope for even advanced cases. In 2015, former President Jimmy Carter, then 91, beat metastatic melanoma that had spread to his liver and brain. Ask your primary care physician for a skin cancer screening at your next physical. Aetna members have access to the Teladoc ® Dermatology service, which allows you to upload photos of worrisome moles via your computer, tablet or smartphone. A dermatologist will respond within two days.
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PUBG mobile has announced the #PUBGMONMYWAYCOVER challenge to give every PUBG player the opportunity to get free entry in Esports and Alan Walker concert.
Since the release of PUBG song "On My Way" by Alan Walker at the first anniversary of the game, the song is streaming everywhere. So, the PUBG mobile has announced the #PUBGMONMYWAYCOVER challenge to give every PUBG player the opportunity to get free entry in PUBG MOBILE Club Open Global Final and tickets to attend a live Alan Walker concert.
So, are you exited to participate in live Alan Walker concert or want to attempt PUBG MOBILE Club Open Global Final, then there is just a simply way to get free In Mobile Esports & Alan Walkar Concert 2019. Yes, you will just need to create your own cover video of Alan Walker's "On My Way" song and Alan Walker will choose 1 winner from the top 5 most voted contestants. Well, you are a little bit creativity, then you can get a couple ticket of live Alan Walker's concert and Mobile Esports final.
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Step #1: You need to fill the submission form here.
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'Crawl'
(R, 1:27) A woman ignores evacuation orders during a hurricane to save her father, who's injured and trapped in the crawl space. With Kaya Scodelario and Barry Pepper.
'Stuber'
(R, 1:34) An Uber driver picks up a passenger who turns out to be a cop on the trail of a brutal killer. With Kumail Nanjiani and Dave Bautista.
Special showings
Starting today, the Ryder Film Series will host the Face the Music Film Festival, which features films about Jimi Hendrix, Aretha Franklin and other iconic musicians. Tickets to Ryder films are $5. Call 812-727-0775 or visit http://theryder.com for show times and locations.
'Incredibles 2'
Watch "The Incredibles 2" under the stars as part of a series of free outdoor screenings co-sponsored by the Ryder and the city of Bloomington. The showing will be at dusk (about 9:10 p.m.) Thursday in Waldron, Hill and Buskirk Park.
'The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part'
As part of the Tivoli Theatre's free summer movie series, the "Lego Movie" sequel will be shown at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. The Tivoli Theatre is at 24 N. Washington St. in Spencer. For more information, visit spencertivoli.org or call 812-714-8069.


Outside the capital Tbilisi accommodation is limited. Whilst we are able to name the hotels in Batumi, Kazbegi and Signagi (although these will be subject to availability) in Kutaisi and Bakuriani you will stay in comfortable 3 star properties which will be confirmed on booking. All will have private facilities.
DAY 1 - Arrival in Tbilisi.
On arrival in Tbilisi you will be met by a representative of World Discovery outside immigration and customs. You will then be taken by private car direct to your hotel. Recommended flight from London: Ukraine International Airlines from London Gatwick via Kiev (see below). If you are travelling from a country other than the UK we would be happy to give you guidance on your flight options.
The morning has been left free for you to relax or sleep in after your late arrival the night before. Your World Discovery Georgia holiday begins after lunch when you meet your private guide and set off on a walking tour of Georgia's capital city, founded in the 5th century by King Gorgasili. Highlights will include the 12th century Metechi Church, the ancient Sulphur Bath Houses, Sioni Cathedral, symbol of the city, the Narikala Fortress and the State Museum of Fine Arts.
DAY 3 - Mtskheta. Uplistsikhe. Gori. Continue to Kutaisi.
A short distance to the northwest of Tbilisi lies the former capital Mtskheta (pictured left), a UNESCO World Heritage Site which has been populated since the second millennium BC and is regarded as the cultural and religious heart of Georgia. Drive through the fertile Kartli province to the impressive site of Uplistsikhe, literally 'The Fortress of God', an ancient cave town with rock-cut halls, pagan temples and the oldest theatre in the country. Passing through the town of Gori, birthplace of Joseph Stalin, continue westwards to reach Kutaisi, another former capital which is today Georgia's second largest city.
DAY 4 - Kutaisi to Batumi on the Black Sea coast.
After breakfast take a walk in Kutaisi before driving to visit two nearby UNESCO World heritage sites - the monastery of Gelati, set in beautiful countryside and renowned for its great 12th century Cathedral of the Virgin; and the cathedral of Bagrati (11th century), coronation and burial place of Georgian kings. Afterwards drive to the subtropical region of Guria, passing through picturesque villages with wooden houses, extensive cornfields and citrus plantations en route to Batumi in the shores of the Black Sea. In the evening enjoy a walking tour in Batumi's Old Town.
DAY 5 - Gonio Fortress. Drive via Ubisi to Bakuriani.
A day of contrasts as you ascend from sea level to the mountain town of Bakuriani, a ski resort during the winter and an area of great natural beauty all year round. Begin with a visit to the Roman fortress at Gonio (3rd century BC), where archaeological excavations are still ongoing. En route to Bakuriani stop briefly in Ubisi to visit the 9th century cathedral with its excellently preserved 14th century murals. You will also stop in the village of Shrosha to visit a pottery workshop and see how the huge jars and other wine vessels are made.
DAY 6 - Bakuriani to Kazbegi.
The mural paintings at the Church of the Virgin in Timotesubani are among the best examples of Georgian medieval art. They date from 1205-1215 and are the jewel in the crown of a group of frescoes from Queen Tamar's epoch. You will visit these this morning before heading through the fertile lands of Kartli Province on your return journey eastwards through Central Georgia. A stop will also be made in the spa town of Borjomi to taste the local mineral waters. The afternoon drive brings you to the magnificent 16th and 17th century fortress and church of Ananuri (pictured left). The complex commands wide-reaching views and was an important strategic stronghold near the northern border. The facade of the Church of the Assumption (1689) is decorated with beautiful engravings. Next comes some of the most spectacular scenery of your entire trip as you travel along one of the country's oldest roads in order to see the high peaks, roaring rivers and mountain lifestyle of Georgia's northern borderlands. Arrive in Kazbegi in the late afternoon.
DAY 7 - The Kakheti Region. Signagi.
More superb mountain scenery this morning as you travel through the Kakheti region which borders the Great Caucasus range, containing summits of more than 3,000 metres. This region is known as the birthplace of viticulture and wine-making. Wine is a symbol of Georgian hospitality, friendship and tolerance, and also regarded as a key to the mystery of Georgian longevity! In the afternoon you will arrive at the picturesque Royal Town of Signagi (pictured), an important stopover on the ancient Silk Road. Take a walk through the narrow streets in the shadow of wooden balconies richly decorated with carvings.
DAY 8 - Gremi. Alaverdi. Tsinandali Winery. Return to Tbilisi.
This morning you will visit some interesting sites close to the town of Telavi - the Gremi Architectural Complex, which includes the 16th century castle and the Church of the Archangels, and the elegant 11th century Alaverdi Cathedral, built on what has been a holy place since pagan times. Continue to the Tsinandali Family Estate, a 19th century winery which produces some of Georgia's best wines, and have lunch as a guest of a local family. Return in the afternoon to Tbilisi, where in the evening you will enjoy a farewell dinner at a selected local restaurant.
Free until your private transfer to the airport for your homeward flight.
You can book the flights yourself on the easy-to-use Ukraine International Airlines website. Other airlines with connecting flights include Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines. Alternatively World Discovery can book the flights for you (we levy a service charge of £25 per person for this service).
8 breakfasts 7 lunches and 7 dinners as shown in the itinerary.
A deposit of £250 per person is required at the time of booking. The balance of the price for your Georgia holiday must be paid at least 8 weeks before your departure date.


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CCAC's new science building slated for fall construction
When completed in 2012, the K. Leroy Irvis Science Center will provide modernized labs and facilities to science and healthcare departments on CCAC's Allegheny Campus. (Photo courtesy of CCAC)
After spending 15 years in the planning stages, the Community College of Allegheny County hopes to break ground on the new K. Leroy Irvis Science Center on its Allegheny Campus by September.
The Pittsburgh Planning Commission unanimously approved the Allegheny Campus's 10-year master plan recently, of which the proposed science building is a part, and now city council is expected to give the final approval in a matter of weeks.
The five-storey, 65,000 square foot building was designed by Hayes Large Architects and is slated to cost $21 million.
"The length of the process has been due to getting funding, and over the course of that time there have been a few presidential changes, [and each president] had changes in vision," said spokesman David Hoovler.
The Science Center will be located behind the Physical Education Building on Ridge Avenue along a campus alley called English Way.
Hoovler said the new space will be instrumental in consolidating the campus's different science and healthcare departments in one building.
"It is significantly modernizing the science facilities on campus, which are now housed in a historical building on campus … West Hall," Hoovler said.
The new building couldn't arrive sooner, since the Allegheny Campus is beginning to be stretched to capacity. For the spring term that just ended, enrollment was up 12 percent over Spring 2009, which was 3 percent itself.
Hoovler said that, traditionally, most campuses expect enrollment growth closer to 2 percent. He added that most schools experience a drop in student enrollment during recessions, whereas CCAC has only grown during the present economic downturn.
The building's design also aims to give the campus a dose of energy efficiency. Some of the energy saving components, Hoovler explained, are rooftop solar panels, modern ventilation equipment, making use of natural light to lessen the need for artificial light and the possibility of collecting and recycling rainwater to be used for the campus pool next door.
CCAC believes the designs will earn the building a Silver LEED certification, which is the second of four levels in this nationwide grading system for energy efficiency. For new construction, a building must achieve a score of 50 to 59 points out of 100 on the LEED certification program, developed by the U.S. Green Building Council.
If construction begins as expected in September, CCAC expects the building to be finished by January 2012. But before the community college can request bids, it needs final approval of the 10-year plan, which features other changes beside the K. Leroy Irvis Science Center.
"One thing that is in there is looking at a new parking garage on the site of existing student lots," Hoovler said. "We hope it is not necessary over the next 10 years, but we hope that if it becomes necessary, we can move forward on it.
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Marvel has done it again. They've taken another one of their lesser-known comic-book heroes and brought it to wondrous life on the big screen. Last year it was the Guardians of the Galaxy, this time around it is Ant-Man, a hero whose powers come from a suit that enables him to shrink down to the size of an ant (as well as communicate with/control the ever-present ants), all the while retaining his full, human strength.
The movie opens in 1989, where we see a scientist known as Hank Pym (the original Ant-Man and creator of the Pym Particle) refusing to let his shrinking technology get militarized. This results in a rift between him and his protégé, Darren Cross, the movie's villain, who in the present day is in charge of Pym Technologies and has managed to replicate the technology in a shrinking suit of his own, the Yellowjacket.
This prompts the present-day Hank to recruit a new Ant-Man, the much younger Scott Lang, a skilled burglar who is fresh out of prison and determined to turn a clean slate for the sake of his young daughter. His plan is for them to steal the Yellowjacket suit from a heavily-protected vault deep inside the Pym Technologies building. They are aided by Hope van Dyne, Hank's estranged daughter, who is working with her father to foil Darren Cross, despite seeming loyal to him on the surface.
And that right there is the basic premise of the movie. So in other words, you can think of it as a heist movie with a superhero twist, one that works as both a standalone movie and a bonafide addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). It also works as a family comedy of sorts, and as such, is one of the funnier entries in the MCU, even though it is nowhere near as quirky (read: brilliant) as Guardians of the Galaxy.
Paul Rudd does a more than decent job as the titular character, bringing to the table his distinct flavor of comedy gold. But I think it is ultimately Michael Peña, who plays Luis, the talkative former cellmate and friend of Lang's, that garnered the most laughs in the cinema where I watched the film. The biggest highlight of the movie though was the shifting perspectives, and I think this is where the movie truly shines.
Whenever Ant-Man shrinks, we are treated to a view of the world that makes the typically mundane seem grand or epic. So while the action (and the movie as a whole) might be taking place on a way smaller scale than other movies in the MCU, it is nonetheless visually-stunning and breathtaking, in a refreshing sort of way.
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IWSG: Getting Social, the Professional Way
It's the first Wednesday of the month, and time for members of the Insecure Writer's Support Group to share their writerly insecurities. The group was started by Alex J. Cavanaugh, and those interested in joining in can visit www.insecurewriterssupportgroup.com for more information.
Recently, I've found myself spending a lot of time on LinkedIn. And for the two or three people out there who don't know what that is, it is yet another social network where writers tend to hang out; just think Facebook, but instead of friends, you've got connections, the professional kind. I opened an account years ago, but I'd never really been active on the platform, until now.
What was it that rekindled my interest you ask? Well, the answer to that question has more to do with advancing my career prospects than with writing, not that I don't consider writing a full-time professional endeavor in it's own right. I've heard stories of people being poached by giant tech companies based solely on the strength of their LinkedIn profiles. And between you and me, I feel like I could really use some giant-tech-company love right about now, if you know what I mean.
Anyway, so I've been on LinkedIn these past few weeks, trying to grow my professional network, all in a bid to hit that 500+ connections that is supposedly meant to signify how well-connected you are. And since most of my early connections were writers themselves, basically 95 percent of the requests and suggestions I've been receiving are writers as well. I presently have over 800 connections, but you are more than welcome to add to that number by sending me a request:
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Takes Up the Gauntlet with Slack
On 12 July at its Inspire 2018 partner event, Microsoft announced a new, free version of Teams, its group collaboration tool. Designed for small and medium businesses that aren't already users of Office 365, the free service supports up to 300 team members, including external collaborators as well as employees.
Clearly intended to compete directly with Slack's free edition, the latest Microsoft Teams platform offers unlimited chat and search, 10GB of shared file storage and an additional 2GB storage per person. It also allows one-to-one and group audio and video calls, as well as unlimited app integrations, and supports the same 40 languages as in the full version of the product, which ships as part of most Office 365 business and enterprise editions.
Since launching Teams in March 2017, Microsoft has been investing heavily in it, expanding its integration with other Office 365 and third-party products, and bringing Skype for Business functionality into the application. Earlier in 2018, the company revealed that 200,000 organisations are now using Teams, and this latest move aims to grow its adoption beyond Office 365 customers.
This "viral" adoption strategy of encouraging individuals to try the application with their teams, enabling pockets of uptake to expand inside organisations in an organic way, has proved extremely successful for Microsoft's top rival in this area. Slack, which started out with a freemium pricing model back in 2014, now has more than 8 million daily active users and 70,000 paid teams. Microsoft hopes that its more generous free version will tempt people away from Slack — whose free service offers 5GB storage, one-to-one calling and only 10 app integrations — and increase the traction of Teams.
Maintaining momentum in artificial intelligence investment
The company also announced several other tools relating to teamwork and Office 365 at Inspire:
Intelligent event capabilities within Office 365: these features allow customers to create live and on-demand events, using artificial intelligence to provide automatic closed captions and searchable, time-coded transcriptions, as well as a speaker timeline powered by facial detection.
Workplace Analytics features, in preview mode: these enable organisations to define goals and create programmes for improving productivity from meetings and communications. They also enable users to monitor progress against those goals, taking activity data from the Microsoft Graph. Programmes can also be pushed down to the employee level, allowing individuals to compare their own progress with defined targets.
Artificial intelligence-powered "nudges" within Outlook: these tools make recommendations based on your actions, for example, suggesting blocking out time for focused work if you have lots of meetings scheduled, or flagging that you're regularly e-mailing co-workers after business hours.
General availability of the Microsoft Whiteboard application for Windows 10, with iOS and Web versions "coming soon".
It's great to see Microsoft's continued pace of advancement in the application of artificial intelligence and its Microsoft Graph. These capabilities are increasingly the connecting tissue, helping to better integrate applications and workflows within Microsoft 365, and enabling Microsoft to more clearly articulate its direction and differentiation in this space.
Over to you, Slack and Google
The launch of a free version of Microsoft Teams is a great move, giving the product wings to move beyond the business-focused realms of Office 365 to capture the imagination of individuals looking for a team collaboration alternative. For Microsoft, the goal is clearly to build grassroots adoption of Teams that will ultimately lead to sales of Office 365, but for many small businesses or cross-organisation teams, the free offering will be sufficient. The higher usage that this brings will help to build momentum for Teams, boost its profile, feed into its development strategy and road map, and fuel the Microsoft Graph. Teams is increasingly taking a central role in Microsoft's enterprise collaboration strategy, and it's clear that there's some serious investment behind the platform.
Microsoft's competitors will undoubtedly be anxiously watching the market response to this move: the company is the biggest threat to Slack's current dominance in the team collaboration space, and Slack needs to carefully manage how it counters this challenge. Microsoft's pace of development in this area, underpinned by the weight of its development resource and partner network, will be worrying to Slack, which is starting to position itself for a future initial public offering. It can't afford to lose momentum at this stage.
The other rival that will be watching closely is Google. Earlier in 2018, it launched Hangouts Chat as part of its G Suite offering, which was its first foray into the group collaboration arena. The company has been building its investment in artificial intelligence and analytics, and is keen to challenge Microsoft Office 365 more seriously in the enterprise collaboration and productivity market. Google will have to move fast to respond; right now, Microsoft holds all the cards.
This will be an interesting battle to watch. We expect some revelations at Google's Cloud Next event in a couple of weeks, which CCS Insight will be attending. Stay tuned!
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Probably one of the most impressive demos released on PS3 and Xbox 360 recently, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, is to put it in very basic terms, excellent fun. The concept of melding Marvel Comics' most beloved berserker with God of War-style gameplay is simply inspired, and I'm looking forward to taking a look at the full game in more depth for the next Face-Off feature.
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Stay-at-Home Moms vs. Working Moms: Data Points, Moving the Needle, and Does Any of it Matter?
May 25, 2017 November 18, 2017 Present Perfect
I'm Finally Staying Home with My Kids. But Does it Matter?
Science has spent a lot of time and money trying to determine if it's better for kids to be raised by a working mom or a stay-at-home mom. More and more kids are being raised by two working parents, with 71% of mothers working outside the home on a part- or full-time basis.
Having spent 11 years as a working parent myself, I am all-too familiar with the accompanying guilt, worry, and heartache most working mothers feel about not being home every day with their kids. I had (and still have) several dozen reasons why I believe my kids benefited from my decision to continue working. But I couldn't help wondering what I was missing and whether or not my kids were being deprived of something important and special that their friends with stay-at-home moms were privy to on the regular.
I've been on the other side – the stay-at-home side – now for nearly four months and, recently, while on a weekend at the beautiful Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore in Montecito with my husband, I had time to consider what I know about both worlds, how my decision is impacting my family, and whether or not I've revised my opinions about what's best for my kids.
For and Against
There's no shortage of data points in favor of or against mothers working. The New York Times published and article in 2015 about a study that found the daughters of working mothers completed more years of education, were more likely to be employed and in supervisory roles, and earned higher incomes than daughters whose mother's didn't work. The sons of working mothers, according to the study, grew up to spend more time on housework and child care. In even better news for working mothers, the same article cites another study from 2010 that found that "in general, children whose mothers worked when they were young had no major learning, behavior or social problems, and tended to be high achievers in school and have less depression and anxiety."
Harvard Business School professor, Kathleen L. McGinn, a leader in the charge for gender equality in the workplace, believes gender equality is best achieved in both the workplace and the home when both parents are working. "There's a lot of parental guilt about having both parents working outside the home," McGinn says. "But what this research says to us is that not only are you helping your family economically—and helping yourself professionally and emotionally if you have a job you love—but you're also helping your kids. So I think for both mothers and for fathers, working both inside and outside the home gives your kids a signal that contributions at home and at work are equally valuable, for both men and women. In short, it's good for your kids."
On the other side of the argument, this piece, also from the New York Times suggests the opposite and argues that previous studies suggesting better outcomes for kids whose parents worked are inherently flawed and should be considered unreliable as data points. The author says the quantity of time parents spend with their children is the single most important indicator of good outcomes for children, but is an influencing factor that hasn't been studied as closely as it needs to be.
Recently, there's been more discussion in the media and the academic world about mothers opting to leave the workforce when their kids are slightly older. More and more women, like me, are leaving the workforce when their children are well into elementary school or even high school and their stories are strikingly similar to mine.
But by far the most frequently referenced study in the argument in favor of a parent (mother or father) staying home is a study conducted in Norway by Eric Bettinger, as associate professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and two Norwegian scholars. This study, they say, proves that children are better off when a parent or close blood relative is at home, full-time, to raise them. What's the data point that has the world of child-development all aflutter, the "proof" that thousands of scientists and millions of mothers have been waiting for? It's this: The kids who were raised by a stay-at-home parent had 0.02 higher grade point averages than the kids whose parents were working. Really? That's the data point that is supposed to put a nail in the coffin of this decades-long debate? I don't know about you, but this is not significant enough to move the needle for me.
Bringing it Home
I decided to let my kids speak for themselves on the matter. Although it's only been four months, I wanted to hear from them while the memory of our former lifestyle is still fresh in their minds. Here's a sample of what they said:
"We get to spend more time with you!"
"You keep us on task." (Although they didn't say so, this is probably also a con since I have to be a drill sergeant to do it.)
"My grades have improved." (My daughter said this and, upon checking, it's actually true, although the uptick is very small and can't unequivocally be traced to my being home.)
"Spontaneous play dates because you know our friends and their moms better than Mimi did." (Mimi was our nanny for eleven years and is still like a beloved member of our family.)
"We can tell you important things that happened at school right away, before we forget about them."
"We can tell you what we want for dinner!"
"Mimi played games with me." (From my youngest.)
"Mimi made better snacks than you do."
"We had more money for vacations and stuff."
While I was pleased to hear them articulate several reasons why they're glad to have me home more, these answers don't really move the needle much, one way or another. They sound more like children who are adapting to new circumstances and looking on the bright side, rather than kids whose lives have just been remarkably improved by a change in circumstances.
Hoping to move the needle more conclusively, I turned to my husband to see if his life is any better or worse now that I'm home with our kids. Here's how he answered:
"You are happier."
"You're there for the kids." (When I asked him to elaborate, he explained that it reassures him to know the kids are with me. I'm disciplining them, caring for them, holding them to the same standards he and I have for them, according to the same values he and I share.)
"Let's me work longer hours."
"Less income."
"The schedules." (Until recently, I have been the one to manage our kids schedules, for the most part. Now that I'm not sitting in front of a computer, checking email every hour, the burden of managing those has fallen disproportionately onto his shoulders – an unfortunate and fixable consequence we're working through.)
"Good for our kids to see you work outside the house."
Again, all good feedback to have, but nothing that could be considered conclusive data points in the debate about what's better for my family. Like my kids, my husband's life doesn't seem like it's been significantly improved or worsened by my decision to stay home. Taking all this in, I had to admit that I may be the only one in my family whose life has improved since deciding to stay home with my kids.
Breath on the Needle
Then, something interesting happened; something that moved the needle, if only by a hair's breath.
After receiving a book of sheet music from the movie "La La Land" from her grandmother last Christmas, my daughter selected "Mia and Sebastian's Theme" as one of her two piano recital performance pieces. Normally, when it comes to piano, my daughter is self-motivated; I don't have to remind her to practice. But a few weeks ago, I noticed she was practicing less and less. Soon, she wasn't practicing at all. She insisted she wasn't bored, but started to resist me when I asked her to play. Something had changed.
The problem, I realized, was that the beautifully simple, languid melody that is "Mia and Sebastian's Theme" was kicking her butt. For the first time since she'd started taking piano lessons, my daughter was learning a song that fell outside the range of what came easily to her. If she wanted to conquer the song, she'd have to work harder and practice more and she secretly worried that it might not be enough. What if she put in the time and effort only to be beat in the end? She was being tested.
With only one week left to turn things around, I watched my daughter face her fears and start grinding her way up the mountain that sat before her. She practiced two, even three times a day, she watched the movie and moved her fingers across imaginary keys when I played the song in the car or at the house. She'd make note of the measures that were giving her the most trouble and play them over and over again until she got it right. And sure enough, by the end of the week, she could play the song through without any mistakes. I watched her confidence soar.
The morning of my daughter's recital, I woke up in Montecito thinking of little else. I regretted that we were out of town and would be missing the recital, but she knew how proud we were of her and she was excited to play for a new audience. For her sake, I hoped the day would be a sort of metaphorical monument, emblematic of what can happen when she rises to meet a challenge, rather than let herself be conquered by it.
Mimi, however, was unaware of the significance of the day. "It's tomorrow, right?" she asked me when I called her that morning. "Do I have to stay and watch or can I just drop her off?" she asked, innocently.
My heart dropped into the pit of my stomach. Mimi loves my kids as if they were her own, but the fact is, she hasn't been around. Had I not called, they would have missed the recital completely. In the end, my daughter made it to her recital, performed well, and no harm was done.
To call the day monumental might be an overstatement. But I will turn it into a monument by celebrating her accomplishment and retelling the story of when she conquered her fears through hard work and determination over and over again.
While the experience may not yet be monumental to my daughter, helping her pass this test and increase her confidence has become monumental to me. Because I'm home with them every day, I'm more familiar with the subtle, daily rhythms of my kids' lives. When my daughter began withdrawing from an instrument she loves, I noticed. I was there to witness the change in her firsthand. It's troubling for me to think about all the times my kids have faced life's small tests without my even knowing, but I can't waste time and energy worrying about that. I have to celebrate the fact that, this time, I was there; this time, I faced the challenge with my daughter and witnessed her rising to meet it.
So, does it matter that I'm home? I can't prove that it does. The only data I can point to is subjective. But I believe it mattered for my daughter in this instance and I think there's a strong possibility it will matter again in the future – for her, for my husband, or for another one of my kids.
The studies suggesting a mother's work status has positive or negative consequences for her children will remain inconclusive for two reasons: science can't measure a parent's love for their kids and love transcends a parent's work status.
For now, I'm right where I want to be, present in and bearing witness to the lives of the people I love every day. That matters to me very much and I don't need a data point to tell me so.
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Beautiful! Loved the post and all of the gorgeous photos. Congrats to Juliette on her piano recital.
I loved this post. 💕💕💕💕
Narine Stygar says:
Great article. Definitely can argue both ways on this subject. I do have to confess that I love that I work from home. I am able be home with the kids while they still want me around all the time 🙂


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The NCAA says it hasn't decided on whether any fans will be allowed to watch the men's basketball tournament, which will center on Indianapolis. Here, cardboard placards populate Iowa's Carver-Hawkeye Arena last month.
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Campus on the March is a short propaganda film produced by the Office of War Information in 1942.

The twenty-minute film exhaustively list the number of institutions of higher learning and many different war activities that have begun at each, including the University of Texas, Texas A&M, Harvard, Dartmouth College and the University of California. There are many different shots of ROTC units and auxiliary formations. Many men are in the military and in college at the same time. Among the war related classes and activities:

Farm labor
mechanical engineering
International relations
world languages
chemical weapons preparations
aviation
wartime nutrition
broadcast in Spanish to Latin America to further "understanding of the United Nations cause"
cryptography
celestial navigation
and various war industrial related training

See also
 List of American films of 1942
List of Allied propaganda films of World War II
United States home front during World War II

External links

1942 films
American World War II propaganda shorts
American black-and-white films
American short documentary films
1942 documentary films
1940s English-language films
1940s American films
1940s short documentary films


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#import "OIDDefines.h"
#import "OIDErrorUtilities.h"

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN

/*! Field keys associated with an OpenID Connect Discovery Document. */
static NSString *const kIssuerKey = @"issuer";
static NSString *const kAuthorizationEndpointKey = @"authorization_endpoint";
static NSString *const kTokenEndpointKey = @"token_endpoint";
static NSString *const kUserinfoEndpointKey = @"userinfo_endpoint";
static NSString *const kJWKSURLKey = @"jwks_uri";
static NSString *const kRegistrationEndpointKey = @"registration_endpoint";
static NSString *const kScopesSupportedKey = @"scopes_supported";
static NSString *const kResponseTypesSupportedKey = @"response_types_supported";
static NSString *const kResponseModesSupportedKey = @"response_modes_supported";
static NSString *const kGrantTypesSupportedKey = @"grant_types_supported";
static NSString *const kACRValuesSupportedKey = @"acr_values_supported";
static NSString *const kSubjectTypesSupportedKey = @"subject_types_supported";
static NSString *const kIDTokenSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kIDTokenEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kIDTokenEncryptionEncodingValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kUserinfoSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kUserinfoEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kUserinfoEncryptionEncodingValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kRequestObjectSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kRequestObjectEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kRequestObjectEncryptionEncodingValuesSupported =
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static NSString *const kTokenEndpointAuthMethodsSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey =
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static NSString *const kDisplayValuesSupportedKey = @"display_values_supported";
static NSString *const kClaimTypesSupportedKey = @"claim_types_supported";
static NSString *const kClaimsSupportedKey = @"claims_supported";
static NSString *const kServiceDocumentationKey = @"service_documentation";
static NSString *const kClaimsLocalesSupportedKey = @"claims_locales_supported";
static NSString *const kUILocalesSupportedKey = @"ui_locales_supported";
static NSString *const kClaimsParameterSupportedKey = @"claims_parameter_supported";
static NSString *const kRequestParameterSupportedKey = @"request_parameter_supported";
static NSString *const kRequestURIParameterSupportedKey = @"request_uri_parameter_supported";
static NSString *const kRequireRequestURIRegistrationKey = @"require_request_uri_registration";
static NSString *const kOPPolicyURIKey = @"op_policy_uri";
static NSString *const kOPTosURIKey = @"op_tos_uri";

@implementation OIDServiceDiscovery

- (nonnull instancetype)init OID_UNAVAILABLE_USE_INITIALIZER(@selector(initWithDictionary:error:));

- (nullable instancetype)initWithJSON:(NSString *)serviceDiscoveryJSON error:(NSError **)error {
  NSData *jsonData = [serviceDiscoveryJSON dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
  return [self initWithJSONData:jsonData error:error];
}

- (nullable instancetype)initWithJSONData:(NSData *)serviceDiscoveryJSONData
                                    error:(NSError **_Nullable)error {
  NSError *jsonError;
  NSDictionary *json =
      [NSJSONSerialization JSONObjectWithData:serviceDiscoveryJSONData options:0 error:&jsonError];
  if (!json || jsonError) {
    *error = [OIDErrorUtilities errorWithCode:OIDErrorCodeJSONDeserializationError
                              underlyingError:jsonError
                                  description:nil];
    return nil;
  }
  return [self initWithDictionary:json error:error];
}

- (nullable instancetype)initWithDictionary:(NSDictionary *)serviceDiscoveryDictionary
                                      error:(NSError **_Nullable)error {
  if (![[self class] dictionaryHasRequiredFields:serviceDiscoveryDictionary error:error]) {
    return nil;
  }
  self = [super init];
  if (self) {
    _discoveryDictionary = [serviceDiscoveryDictionary copy];
  }
  return self;
}

#pragma mark -

/*! @brief Checks to see if the specified dictionary contains the required fields.
    @discussion This test is not meant to provide semantic analysis of the document (eg. fields
        where the value @c none is not an allowed option would not cause this method to fail if
        their value was @c none.) We are just testing to make sure we can meet the nullability
        contract we promised in the header.
 */
+ (BOOL)dictionaryHasRequiredFields:(NSDictionary<NSString *, id> *)dictionary
                              error:(NSError **_Nullable)error {
  static NSString *const kMissingFieldErrorText = @"Missing field: %@";
  static NSString *const kInvalidURLFieldErrorText = @"Invalid URL: %@";

  NSArray *requiredFields = @[
    kIssuerKey,
    kAuthorizationEndpointKey,
    kTokenEndpointKey,
    kJWKSURLKey,
    kResponseTypesSupportedKey,
    kSubjectTypesSupportedKey,
    kIDTokenSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey
  ];

  for (NSString *field in requiredFields) {
    if (!dictionary[field]) {
      if (error) {
        NSString *errorText = [NSString stringWithFormat:kMissingFieldErrorText, field];
        *error = [OIDErrorUtilities errorWithCode:OIDErrorCodeInvalidDiscoveryDocument
                                  underlyingError:nil
                                      description:errorText];
      }
      return NO;
    }
  }

  // Check required URL fields are valid URLs.
  NSArray *requiredURLFields = @[
    kIssuerKey,
    kTokenEndpointKey,
    kJWKSURLKey
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  for (NSString *field in requiredURLFields) {
    if (![NSURL URLWithString:dictionary[field]]) {
      if (error) {
        NSString *errorText = [NSString stringWithFormat:kInvalidURLFieldErrorText, field];
        *error = [OIDErrorUtilities errorWithCode:OIDErrorCodeInvalidDiscoveryDocument
                                  underlyingError:nil
                                      description:errorText];
      }
      return NO;
    }
  }

  return YES;
}

#pragma mark - NSCopying

- (instancetype)copyWithZone:(nullable NSZone *)zone {
  // The documentation for NSCopying specifically advises us to return a reference to the original
  // instance in the case where instances are immutable (as ours is):
  // "Implement NSCopying by retaining the original instead of creating a new copy when the class
  // and its contents are immutable."
  return self;
}

#pragma mark - NSSecureCoding

+ (BOOL)supportsSecureCoding {
  return YES;
}

- (nullable instancetype)initWithCoder:(NSCoder *)aDecoder {
  NSError *error;
  NSDictionary *dictionary = [[NSDictionary alloc] initWithCoder:aDecoder];
  self = [self initWithDictionary:dictionary error:&error];
  if (error) {
    return nil;
  }
  return self;
}

- (void)encodeWithCoder:(NSCoder *)aCoder {
  [_discoveryDictionary encodeWithCoder:aCoder];
}

#pragma mark - Properties

- (NSDictionary<NSString *, NSString *> *)discoveryDictionary {
  return _discoveryDictionary;
}

- (NSURL *)issuer {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kIssuerKey]];
}

- (NSURL *)authorizationEndpoint {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kAuthorizationEndpointKey]];
}

- (NSURL *)tokenEndpoint {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kTokenEndpointKey]];
}

- (nullable NSURL *)userinfoEndpoint {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kUserinfoEndpointKey]];
}

- (NSURL *)jwksURL {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kJWKSURLKey]];
}

- (nullable NSURL *)registrationEndpoint {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kRegistrationEndpointKey]];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)scopesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kScopesSupportedKey];
}

- (NSArray<NSString *> *)responseTypesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kResponseTypesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)responseModesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kResponseModesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)grantTypesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kGrantTypesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)acrValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kACRValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (NSArray<NSString *> *)subjectTypesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kSubjectTypesSupportedKey];
}

- (NSArray<NSString *> *) IDTokenSigningAlgorithmValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kIDTokenSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)IDTokenEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kIDTokenEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)IDTokenEncryptionEncodingValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kIDTokenEncryptionEncodingValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)userinfoSigningAlgorithmValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kUserinfoSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)userinfoEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kUserinfoEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)userinfoEncryptionEncodingValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kUserinfoEncryptionEncodingValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)requestObjectSigningAlgorithmValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kRequestObjectSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *) requestObjectEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kRequestObjectEncryptionAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *) requestObjectEncryptionEncodingValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kRequestObjectEncryptionEncodingValuesSupported];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)tokenEndpointAuthMethodsSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kTokenEndpointAuthMethodsSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)tokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithmValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kTokenEndpointAuthSigningAlgorithmValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)displayValuesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kDisplayValuesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)claimTypesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kClaimTypesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)claimsSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kClaimsSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSURL *)serviceDocumentation {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kServiceDocumentationKey]];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)claimsLocalesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kClaimsLocalesSupportedKey];
}

- (nullable NSArray<NSString *> *)UILocalesSupported {
  return _discoveryDictionary[kUILocalesSupportedKey];
}

- (BOOL)claimsParameterSupported {
  return [_discoveryDictionary[kClaimsParameterSupportedKey] boolValue];
}

- (BOOL)requestParameterSupported {
  return [_discoveryDictionary[kRequestParameterSupportedKey] boolValue];
}

- (BOOL)requestURIParameterSupported {
  // Default is true/YES.
  if (!_discoveryDictionary[kRequestURIParameterSupportedKey]) {
    return YES;
  }
  return [_discoveryDictionary[kRequestURIParameterSupportedKey] boolValue];
}

- (BOOL)requireRequestURIRegistration {
  return [_discoveryDictionary[kRequireRequestURIRegistrationKey] boolValue];
}

- (nullable NSURL *)OPPolicyURI {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kOPPolicyURIKey]];
}

- (nullable NSURL *)OPTosURI {
  return [NSURL URLWithString:_discoveryDictionary[kOPTosURIKey]];
}

@end

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