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Huntingdon Borough Council Meeting Tuesday, December 18, 2018
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1 Huntingdon Borough Council Meeting Tuesday, December 18, 2018 The Huntingdon Borough Council meeting was called to order at 7:30 PM by Vice-President Sean Steeg. The Invocation was given by Mayor David Wessels. The Pledge of Allegiance was given by Vice President Sean Steeg. Roll Call was taken and the following members were present: Vice-President Sean Steeg, Councilman James Bair Jr., Councilman Johnathan Hyde, Councilman David Quarry, Councilman Robert Jackson Jr., Councilman Terry Green, Engineer Ann Reynolds, Mayor David Wessels, Borough Manager Daniel Varner, Borough Solicitor Richard Wilson and Borough Secretary Richard King. Excused were the following: President Nicole Houck and Chief of Police Jeffrey Buckley. Guest present were as following: Mike Smith, Gary Cramer, Ronald Sleaster, Bill McIlroy, Mary McIlroy, Betty Quarry, Steve Heine, April Feagley, Rick Bayer, Jay Brouse, Kay Rossman, and Dean Harris. Vice-President Sean Steeg welcomed the visitors and asked for public comments at this time. Ron Sleaster of 807 Washington Street stated that he has talked to the Borough Manager and Code Enforcement Officer on the matter of mattresses and junk at a property located in the borough and wanted to know the status of this. He said that this has been going on for 38 days and he showed pictures to Borough Council. He said he wants this matter taken care of. Kay Rossman of 2205 Acorn Circle stated that at the last Maintenance Committee meeting, she had spoken on the leaves and that the borough did pick up with the leaf truck. She said they pay Association Dues and wanted to know who is responsible for the Common Areas. Dan Varner stated that this is not the borough s responsibility. Dan Varner stated that this was the Home Owners Association responsibility and that we will not go onto homeowner s property to pick up leaves. Kay Rossman stated that she has been speaking on the Water Runoff s for the last 18 months on Catherine Street and what was the borough going to do. She wanted to know if there was still money in the budget or is this budgeted for Dan Varner said that he has said this before, that we have had more rain this year than ever before. Dan Varner said that we have redefined the swales and this has helped a lot. Bob Jackson said that they should contact Joe Scialabba who is the president of the Home Owners Association. Bob Jackson said that the Association probably ran out of money like they did last year. Dean Harris asked Dan Varner if there is an Agreement with the Highland Association to take over the roads and he would like a copy. Dan Varner said that this would be an Ordinance and we would provide him with a copy. Solicitor Wilson stated that when you Page 1 of 7
2 purchase the house the Covenant comes with it. Solicitor Wilson said to contact Attorney Ray Ghaner. Solicitor Wilson stated that the Common Areas do not belong to the borough. Solicitor Wilson then stated that S & A developed the land and the Association then took over and that there is not enough dues to cover everything. Solicitor Wilson said that there are owner that have not paid their dues. April Feagley stated that she would like to thank the Huntingdon Borough Police Department for the amazing job they have done with the recent fire and raising funds for the Humane Society. She said they worked their tails off. Mike Smith spoke on the Vacation and Sick Leave that was paid to a previous employee and if we don t have money to do projects then we should get the money back. Steve Jackson spoke on the house fire and wanted to know what the status was. Dan Varner said that there has been a contract signed to tear down, with the Demolition Company to come in and do the work. Dan Varner said that this is in the hands of the Insurance Company right now and the borough has an ordinance to retain a percentage of the money until the project is done. Steve Jackson said that the bottom half should be sealed up and secured. That is the property owner s responsibility. Steve Jackson spoke on the Route 22 traffic hazard and that when you come into the borough there is a street light that has been out. Dan Varner said that this is in Henderson Township and that it is their responsibility and that Steve should contact them. Vice-President Sean Steeg then proceeded to review and act on the minutes of the following meeting: Council Meeting November 20, 2018 Water & Sewer Committee Meeting December 6, 2018 Community Development Meeting December 6, 2018 Parks, Recreation & Public Property December 6, 2018 Maintenance Committee Meeting December 11, 2018 Public Safety Committee Meeting December 11, 2018 Administrative Committee Meeting December 11, 2018 Motion was made to accept the minutes of the meetings above by Councilman David Quarry and Second by Councilman James Bair Jr. Motion Carried. Vice-President Sean Steeg then proceeded to approve payments of the December 2018 bills. Motion was made to approve the payments of the December 2018 bills by Councilman David Quarry and Second by Councilman James Bair Jr. Motion Carried. Vice-President Sean Steeg then proceeded to approve the Financial Statements for the Borough s accounts for November Motion was made to approve the Financial Statements for the Borough s accounts for November 2018 by Councilman David Quarry and Second by Councilman Johnathan Hyde. Motion Carried. Page 2 of 7
3 Committee Reports. Administrative Committee Vice-President Sean Steeg The Administrative Committee meeting recommends a motion to approve Ordinance fixing and levying the tax rate for the fiscal year commencing January 1, Vice-President Sean Steeg stated that there will be no tax increase and the tax rate will be 18 Mills Property and 2 Mills Fire Tax. Motion was made to approve Ordinance fixing and levying the tax rate for the fiscal year commending January 1, 2019, and that there will be no tax increase and the Property tax will be 18 Mills and Fire Tax at 2 Mills by Councilman David Quarry and Second by Councilman Johnathan Hyde. Motion Carried. The Administrative Committee recommends a motion to have the Capital Reserve Fund moved from PLGIT to First National Bank. Motion was made to have the Capital Reserve Fund moved from PLGIT to First National Bank by Councilman James Bair Jr. and Second by Councilman Johnathan Hyde. Motion Carried. The Administrative Committee recommends a motion to approve the following 2019 Budget. Account Revenue Expenses General $3,410, $3,410, Water $2,347, $2,347, Sewer $2,971, $2,971, Liquid Fuels $ 261, $ 261, Cemetery $ 42, $ 42, Isett Community Pool $ 82, $ 82, Motion was made to approve the 2019 Budget listed above by Councilman David Quarry and Councilman Johnathan Hyde. Motion Carried. Borough Council thanked Dan Varner for preparing Balanced Budgets. The Administrative Committee recommends a motion to reappoint J. Jackson Barlow for a 5-Year Term to the Tree Commission. Motion was made to reappoint J. Jackson Barlow for a 5-Year Term to the Tree Commission by Councilman Johnathan Hyde and Second by Councilman David Quarry. Motion Carried. The Administrative Committee recommends a motion to reappoint Michael Keating for a 6-Year Term to the Civil Service Commission. Motion was made to reappoint Michael Keating for a 6-Year Term to the Civil Service Commission by Councilman David Quarry and Second by Councilman Johnathan Hyde. Motion Carried. The Administrative Committee recommends a motion to reappoint James Savory for a 5-Year Term to the Huntingdon Ambulance Authority. Page 3 of 7
4 Motion was made to reappoint James Savory for a 5-Year Term to the Huntingdon Ambulance Authority by Councilman Johnathan Hyde and Second by Councilman David Quarry. Motion Carried. The Administrative Committee recommends a motion to reappoint Phillip G. Thompson for a 5-Year Term to the Huntingdon Area Water & Sewer Authority. Motion was made to reappoint Phillip G. Thompson for a 5-Year Term to the Huntingdon Area Water & Sewer Authority by Councilman David Quarry and Second by Councilman Johnathan Hyde. Motion Carried. The Administrative Committee recommends a motion to appoint Grant Stewart to fill a vacancy for an unexpired term to the Huntingdon Borough Parks Commission to expire January Motion was made to appoint Grant Stewart to fill a vacancy for an unexpired term to the Huntingdon Borough Parks Commission to expire January 2021 by Councilman Robert Jackson Jr. and Second by Councilman Johnathan Hyde. Motion Carried. Community Development Committee Chairman Johnathan Hyde The Community Development Committee recommends a motion to approve a Grant Application to the PA Historical Museum Commission for repairs to the Town Clock. Motion was made to approve a Grant Application to the PA Historical Museum Commission for repairs to the Town Clock by Councilman David Quarry and Second by Councilman Robert Jackson Jr. Motion Carried. Maintenance Committee Chairman Terry Green The Maintenance Committee recommends a motion to return Allegheny Street to two way traffic between 2 nd and William Smith Street. (3 rd Street) Motion was made to return Allegheny Street to two way traffic between 2 nd and William Smith Street (3 rd Street) by Councilman Johnathan Hyde and Second by Councilman David Quarry. Motion Carried. Parks, Recreation & Public Property Chairman Robert Jackson Jr. Robert Jackson Jr. spoke on items that were presented at the last Parks, Recreation & Public Property meeting. He mentioned that we talked about the condition of the skate park and if we wanted to remove this, refurbish it, put in a basketball court or another Pavilion. Robert Jackson mentioned that due to a resignation on the Parks Commission that Grant Stewart was picked to fill the unexpired term. Robert Jackson mentioned that we have not received the permit for the Dog Park. Page 4 of 7
5 Robert Jackson spoke on the Portstown Park light issue and turned this over to Daniel Varner. Dan Varner said that we have an electrician in and they found a broken wire on one of the lights on the walking path to the skate park and this is fixed. Dan Varner said that we are still working on the Arch lights and the light at the welcome to Huntingdon sign. Dan Varner said that there is 3 of the 4 lights working on Flagpole Hill and parts have been ordered for the 4 th light. Robert Jackson Jr. spoke on the Splash Pad for the Isett Community Swimming Pool and that sometime in mid-january, Cisney & O donnell will have the request for proposals and then we can take bids with the bids to be opened in early February. Robert Jackson Jr. said that the new towel dispensers have been installed and the reason for these were that there was so much waste using the other ones. Public Safety Committee Chairman James Bair Jr. James Bair Jr. commended the Huntingdon Borough Police Department and State Police for the recent fire on Mifflin Street. He said that there were two Borough Police Officers and two State Police Officers that helped to get people out of their home. James Bair Jr. thanked the Huntingdon Borough Police Department for their recent event on the Drug Task Force. James Bair Jr. wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Water & Sewer Committee Chairman Sean Steeg Sean Steeg said that we are working on the one Trickling Filter this year and plan on doing the other Trickling Filter next year. Sean Steeg said that the 4 th Street CSO preliminary design meeting will be at the beginning of the year. The Water and Sewer Committee recommends a motion to accept the agreement with GHD to perform an evaluation of the enclosure of Muddy Run in the amount of $19, Dan Varner spoke on this and said that we need information on Muddy Run to identify problems and to make application for a grant. Motion was made to accept the agreement with GHD to perform an evaluation of the enclosure of Muddy Run in the amount of $19, by Councilman David Quarry and Second by Councilman Johnathan Hyde. Motion Carried. Old Business. Nothing to report. Page 5 of 7
6 New Business. Nothing to report Presidents Report. (Given by Vice-President Sean Steeg)- Nicole Houck wanted to wish everyone a safe and happy holidays. Nicole Houck wanted to thank the Borough Employees. Nicole Houck wanted to remind the Borough Employees about the Christmas Luncheon this Friday. Chief of Police Report. (Given by Officer Andrew Young) Wanted to wish everyone Happy Holidays. Mayor s Report. Mayor David Wessels performed 1 wedding and $ fee was assessed. Mayor David Wessels stated that the Tree Lighting event was a hugh success. He said he had many phone calls for thanks. Mayor Wessels wanted to personally thank everyone that made this possible, Deb Hickes, Deb Higgins, Huntingdon Borough employees, Daniel Varner, Huntingdon Police Department, Huntingdon Area High School and many more. Mayor David Wessels said that work continues on the web video info series for the Borough Website and Facebook page. Mayor Wessels said that Juniata College Integrated Media Department and New Day Charter Schools will be involved to make this a more community wide effort. Mayor Wessels said that if you have any suggestions to please him at Mayor David Wessels mentioned that the community held a fundraising event for a little girl, Lilly, with childhood leukemia. Mayor Wessels said this was held at the St. James Lutheran Church this past Sunday. Mayor Wessels said he was privileged enough to be a part of this event. Mayor Wessels said that this is yet another example of how great our community is when someone is in need and said that this was the best example of where our hearts should be this time of the year, filled with love and giving. Solicitor s Report. Solicitor Richard Wilson stated that this was a fruitful and positive year and it was a pleasure to come work with Huntingdon Borough. He said that Council and the Mayor should be commended. Solicitor Richard Wilson stated that since there has been changes, the meetings are more pleasant. Page 6 of 7
7 Solicitor Richard Wilson stated that some of the projects that were done in 2018 were the Uniform and Non-Uniform Health Insurance, the sinkhole of Muddy Run, the Train Derailment, Your Building Center sinkhole, etc. Solicitor Richard Wilson stated that he is looking forward to working with Borough Council in Solicitor Richard Wilson wanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years. Engineer s Report. Ann Reynolds wanted to second Solicitor Wilson comments and wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Years. Borough Manager s Report. Dan Varner stated that there has been some accomplishments. Dan Varner said that he had the supervisors help with the budget and this went smooth. Dan Varner stated that he appreciates how hard the Borough Employees have worked and they have been working their tails off. Dan Varner stated that this is a great community and is proud to be a part of it. Dan Varner wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years. Jay Brouse asked about the Orlady Wall and the status of this. Dan Varner said that Kenny Evans said he hoped to be finished by the end of hunting season. Dan Varner said that he has been up there every day and they have been working and are close to finishing the project. Any other Business. James Bair Jr. said that Santa will be available for the kids from 11:00 to 1:00 on Saturday, December 22, 2018 at the former sports building on Washington Street. Johnathan Hyde wanted to thank Richard King for everything that he has done. Meeting adjourned at 8:20 PM. Minutes Submitted by, Richard S. King Richard S. King Huntingdon Borough Secretary Page 7 of 7
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Nadine, known to all as "Deanie", passed away peacefully at the age of 89, a tragic victim of Alzheimer's. She was born in Grand Forks, North Dakota in 1929 to Clyde G. Lee and Irene C. Aulgur. She later moved to Rocky Ford, Colorado, graduating from Rocky Ford High School. Coming to Denver, Colorado where she became a radiology technician, working at both Presbyterian and Rose Hospitals. It was in Denver where she met the love of her life, Clifford P. Schmidt, and they were married on July 7, 1951.
She was known for her iconic hair bows prominently displayed and always being exquisitely dressed. Nadine loved to both socialize and entertain; holding lavish gatherings for friends, family, and acquaintances. In addition, she enjoyed the Colorado lifestyle and vistas, travelling with family and meeting new friends along the way, golfing, skiing, 10K hiking, and visiting with her numerous neighbors and friends. A devoted homemaker and mother to her kids and grandchildren, in addition to her dog Capri.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Clifford of 28 years, both her parents Clyde Lee and Irene Lee (Aulgur), her brother Dwight Lee, and stepmother LaVerne Lee (England). She is survived by her son, Kevin and his wife Karen, daughter, Gayle Kish, grandchildren Shawn Roberts, Katherine "Katie" Schmidt, Grayson Pike, and step-granddaughter Tara Whitley, and sister, Yvonne Rowland.
A private service will be held in February, 2019. She will be interred at Ft. Logan National Cemetery alongside her husband Clifford and near her brother Dwight. Memorials may be directed to the Alzheimer's Association (www.ALZ.org).
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Making the Case for Global Education
Teaching About Tolerance, Diversity, and Trump's Travel Ban
NEW YORK, February 15, 2017 — The recent news has been dominated by President Trump's words, tweets, and actions, including one of his first, and arguably, most controversial: his executive order, "Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States," frequently referred to as a "travel ban" or "Muslim ban." Although the order is currently blocked from further implementation by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, fear and uncertainty remains, especially for students and families who are immigrants to the United States, and those who practice the Muslim faith.
Thus, it is ever more critical for educators to reinforce with all students that we are a diverse nation living in a global world, and we cannot function unless we respect other opinions and viewpoints with empathy and understanding. To that end, we have compiled a wealth of resources to help you facilitate discussions about diversity, inclusion, and current issues like the executive order with your students and your community. We will continue to compile resources on our website as we learn of them. As you come across valuable resources in your work, please share them with us, and we will add them to our collection.
Immigration, Migration, and President Trump's Executive Order on Travel
Below are the resources we found useful or interesting. If you find others, please share them with us, and we'll add them to this collection!
Immigration and Borders: Student Exploration Through Art, Dialogue, and Travel
By Ryan Sprott
Many teachers are struggling to include the topic of immigration in their classrooms. Ryan Sprott, AP World History teacher at International School of the Americas in San Antonio, Texas, created the Border-land project as a way to get his students exploring these issues on a deep level. Read on to learn how he created it.
Is President Trump's Travel Ban a Good Example of Global Competence?
By Tony Jackson, Center for Global Education at Asia Society
If President Trump's travel ban were a piece of student work, would it be graded as globally competent? Asia Society Vice President of Education Tony Jackson shares his thoughts on this question by analyzing President Trump's travel ban through the lens of the four domains of global competence
How to Talk About Immigration With Your Students
By Laura Tavares, Facing History and Ourselves
Laura Tavares, with Facing History and Ourselves, on three ways to discuss immigration with your students.
'Learn from History!': Students Discuss the Muslim Ban
By Christina Torres, University Laboratory School in Honolulu
Christina Torres describes how she approached discussing the Muslim ban with her students. In her article, she writes: "We have two real jobs as teachers. Our jobs boil down to these things: First, to create a space of safety, validation, and ultimately love for our students; and second, to teach them how to critically question power, advocate for themselves and others, and resist oppression."
Against the Ban? Five Things You Can Do Now
By Joyce Dubensky, Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding
Tanenbaum's CEO Joyce Dubensky discusses the travel ban and provides resources for five ways you and your students can take action now.
President Trump's Executive Order on Immigration and Refugee Policy: Source Reliability and Analysis
By The Choices Program, Boston University
In this lesson plan from the Choice Program, students have the opportunity to practice source analysis skills; consider bias, audience, and author expertise to assess source reliability; learn about persuasive techniques and argument-building in media sources; and compare and contrast opinions about the executive order.
Trump's Immigration Ban: Ed School Weighs In
By Harvard University's Graduate School of Education
Perspective, reflections, and calls to action from members of the Harvard Graduate School of Education in the wake of the president's executive order on travel.
Immigration Protests Cast Spotlight on Social Studies Teachers, Content Developers
By Sydney Johnson and Tony Wan
The special role of teachers and content developers as nonpartisan guides in building civic engagement in students, particularly in light of President Trump's executive order.
In the News: Strikes and Boycotts
By the Morningside Center for Teaching Social Responsibility
In this lesson plan, students explore two forms of nonviolent protest, strikes and boycotts, using as case studies the strike by the New York Taxi Workers Alliance and the #DeleteUber campaign, both in response to an immigration ban imposed by President Trump.
"Extreme Vetting": U.S. Refugee Process and the Trump Ban
In this lesson plan, students learn about and discuss the U.S.' existing policy for vetting refugees and what happened to refugees after President Trump signed an executive order temporarily suspending the U.S. refugee program.
All International Laws Trump's Muslim Ban is Breaking
By Jamil Dakwar
Jamil Dakwar is the director of the ACLU's Human Rights program, and in this opinion piece, he discusses President Trump's executive order in the context of international law.
Meet a School of Immigrants with a Complex Connection to Donald Trump
By Madeline Will
A famous California property that President Donald Trump once owned and fought to keep in a lengthy legal battle is now a multicultural K-12 campus of community schools that, in many ways, is antithetical to some of the president's pronouncements.
Great American Dreaming: Documenting Stories of Immigration in Your Community
By What Kids Can Do
One of the best ways to engage students in the critical debate around immigration, according to nonprofit organization What Kids Can Do, is to have them gather the stories (and images) of immigrants near at hand. Your students can bring back powerful interviews if they venture into their communities to talk to immigrants they meet or know about their experiences.
Uncomfortable Conversations: Tools to Teach Current Events and Controversial Issues
By Mackenzie Abernethy, Choices Program
How do you teach current events and controversial issues in an era of stark division and political and cultural divides? Mackenzie Abernethy, with the Choices Program, provides suggestions and resources.
I Was an Undocumented Student. Now I Teach Them.
By Ramiro Flores Turrubiates
Ramiro Flores Turrubiates teaches in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and writes about his own experience as an undocumented student and those of his students.
What is the Process for People Trying to Become Refugees in the United States?
The process for trying to become a refugee in the United States is long, complex, and difficult. The Choice Program breaks it down in this short video.
Asian Americans Then and Now
By the Center for Global Education at Asia Society
A look at the long history of Asian Americans, including Japanese internment during World War II, and its role in shaping American identity.
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Diversity and Tolerance
Diversity is Our Strength
By Cleary Vaughan-Lee, Global Oneness Project
During this challenging time in history, when the political landscape is volatile and tensions are escalating, what if we imagined all of the children of the world as our own?
Classroom Resources for Teaching Tolerance
By the Southern Poverty Law Center
The Southern Poverty Law Center has compiled a wealth of resources for teaching tolerance from multiple and varied perspectives.
Structural Racism and Youth Development: Issues, Challenges, and Implications
By The Aspen Institute
This publication from The Aspen Institute describes the problem of structural racism, particularly as it relates to youth, and highlights implications for youth development work.
Seven Principles for Inclusive Education
By Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding
The well-researched and accessible pedagogy, Seven Principles for Inclusive Education, is the underpinning for all of Tanenbaum's curricula and teacher training programs. The Seven Principles can be applied to any classroom or lesson plan to increase equity and decrease exclusion.
OECD Toolkit on Teaching for Diversity
By the Centre for Education Research and Innovation, OECD
How can teachers be equipped and supported to effectively teach increasingly diverse classrooms? The OECD Toolkit on Teaching for Diversity is designed to introduce useful concepts in teaching for diversity and to provide sample tools and activities for teachers to put into practice right away.
How to Help Diverse Students Find Common Ground
By Greater Good Science Center, University of California, Berkeley
Stanford University's Stephen Murphy-Shigematsu identifies eight principles that promote an inclusive learning environment that celebrates diversity and tolerance.
Building Empathy in Children: Lessons from Early Childhood Education
By Stefanie Paige Wieder
Stefanie Paige Wieder, a child development expert with over 20 years of experience working with families and educators, shares lessons and resources for building empathy in students.
Encouraging Respectful Conversation on Religious Diversity
By Maria Fasciano, Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding
How do we teach students to respectfully engage with peers of differing religious belief systems? Marisa Fasciano, education program associate at the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding, shares ideas and resources.
Connecting Civil Rights and Global Competence for Powering Learning
By Homa S. Tavangar
Homa S. Tavangar, author of Growing Up Global and The Global Education Toolkit for Elementary Learners, explores how diversity education supports and aligns with global education.
Teaching About Islam
Debunking Stereotypes About Muslims and Islam
By Teaching Tolerance
Teaching Tolerance has developed a lesson plan for grades 6–12 to help educators discuss and debunk stereotypes about U.S. Muslims and Islam with their students. Students also have an opportunity to practice reading and interpreting charts and graphs.
The Five Pillars of Islam
By PBS Learning Media
In a lesson provided by PBS Learning Media, students explore and understand the basic beliefs of Islam as well as the Five Pillars that guide Muslims in their daily life: belief, worship, fasting, almsgiving, and pilgrimage.
The Backlash Against Teaching About Islam
By Kimberly Keiserman, Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding
Kimberly Keiserman, Education Program Associate, Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding, examines the backlash many educators are facing when teaching about Islam and provides resources on best practices for teaching about Islam and other world religions.
The Secret Life of Muslims
By Seftel Productions
The Secret Life of Muslims uses humor and empathy to subvert stereotypes and reveal the truth about American Muslims: fascinating careers, unexpected talents, and inspiring accomplishments, providing a counter-narrative to the rampant Islamophobia prevalent in the media.
Islamic Networks Group
Islamic Networks Group is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to counter prejudice and discrimination against American Muslims by teaching about their traditions and contributions in the context of America's history and cultural diversity, while building relations between American Muslims and other groups. They offer curricula, speakers, and other educational resources.
Islam in Southeast Asia
By Michael Laffan
Michael Laffan writes about the history of the spread of Islam into Southeast Asia and how religion and expression fit within societal contexts.
Civics Education and Engagement
How Nonprofit Organizations Can Advocate with Confidence
By Shyaam Subramanian, Alliance for Justice
Shyaam Subramanian, Southern California Counsel, Alliance for Justice, shares ideas for how nonprofit organizations can use global competence to take action to solve both local and global issues.
Four Ideas for Approaching Political Conversations with Students
By Jessica Kehayes, Center for Global Education at Asia Society
These days, discussing current politics with young people can be like walking a tightrope. Jessica Kehayes, Executive Director, Center for Global Education at Asia Society, shares some ideas on how best to approach these conversations.
Teaching Global Competence Against a Wave of Anti-Globalism
By Ariel Tichnor-Wagner, ASCD
As the dust settles on the bitterly contested 2016 U.S. presidential election, many educators are seeing a clearer vision of what we must teach the next generation of voters.
Civics Education is the Foundation for Global Citizenship
By Heather Loewecke, Center for Global Education at Asia Society
Heather Loewecke examines how civics education can prepare all students to be active citizens of the United States and the world and provides resources for doing just that.
Learning Across Borders: Eight Lessons for Teaching Civics and Democracy
By Karen Murphy, Facing History and Ourselves
Educational curricula, systems, and approaches differ among cities, provinces, and countries around the world. Yet, educators struggle with some similar issues. In this article, Karen Murphy provides eight lessons for teaching civics and democracy.
By the American Civil Liberties Union
The ACLU has pulled together resources on your rights on multiple topics, including immigration, anti-Muslim discrimination, protests and demonstrations, and more!
United We Dream
United We Dream is the largest immigrant youth-led organization in the nation. They organize and advocate for the dignity and fair treatment of immigrant youth and families, regardless of immigration status, and they provide tools and tips for getting engaged and taking action.
iCivics works to engage students in meaningful civic learning. Their mission is to ensure every student receives a high-quality civic education, and becomes engaged in the classroom and beyond.
Immigration, Xenophobia, and Racism: Teaching Global Competence Using the 2016 Presidential Election
By Apoorvaa Joshi, Center for Global Education at Asia Society
Asia Society's Apoorvaa Joshi digs through the (mis)information in the 24-hour news cycle and provides ideas and strategies for using the 2016 presidential election to build students' global competence. The lessons apply beyond the election and can be used broadly in civics education.
Neville Fights Back
By The Harry Potter Alliance
Sometimes, it can feel like problems are just too big—like we can't influence policy, or like hatred and bigotry are too powerful. At those times, we remember Neville Longbottom.
Personal Reflections, Opinions, and Stories
Addressing Hate and Intolerance in Trump's America
By Jennifer Fichamba, Tukwila School District
Jennifer Fichamba, college and career readiness specialist at Showalter Middle School in Tukwila, Washington, discusses how her school responded to student fears after the election of President Trump and the subsequent travel ban.
Reflecting on Character, Community, and Global Competence
Apoorvaa Joshi came to United States at a young age and became a citizen as a teenager. In this piece, she reflects on her experience as an immigrant and the critical importance of global competence.
Why America Needs Foreign Entrepreneurs
By Ido Leffler, Yoobi CEO
Ido Leffler, co-chair of the Center for Global Education at Asia Society Council, reflects on his own journey to the United States and argues that immigration helps America's economy.
Where to Begin: Teaching in Times of Tumult
By Christina Torres, University Laboratory School of Honolulu
Christina Torres reflects on the challenge of discussing current events with her students during times of political and social upheaval and describes how she's been approaching such topics with her students.
The Antidote to Extremism
Tony Jackson explores how global education can serve as an antidote to political and violent extremism of all stripes, and he examines the practices of two schools in Asia Society's International Studies Schools Network and how they're empowering their students to investigate the world, recognize perspectives, communicate ideas, and take action.
We Make America Great
YCTeen, Issue 255
The January/February 2017 issue of YCTeen focuses on student voices in the time of President Trump, with teens sharing powerful stories of their experiences and strong arguments for change.
Immigrant Issues
YCTeen
Students share their personal stories and their ideas on immigration in America, particularly in the time of President Trump.
Finding Perspective: Understanding the World Starts at Home
By Anne Hilton, Center for Global Education at Asia Society
Sometimes understanding the world starts at home. Anne Hilton reflects on the blind spot in her own journey toward global competence.
Keep Our Eyes Stayed on Freedom
Asia Society Vice President of Education Tony Jackson on the critical imperative global educators face under a nationalist president.
Global Competence as a Matter of Equity
Asia Society Vice President of Education Tony Jackson reflects on his own experiences with global competence and describes how teaching through a global lens can help address the equity issues we face in education.
Video: Asian Americans Offer Advice to President Trump
By Asia Society
In the 2016 U.S. presidential election, Asian American voters made their preferences clear: Exit polls suggested that despite Hillary Clinton's defeat to Donald Trump, Americans of Asian descent supported the former secretary of state by a 65 to 29 percent margin. In the aftermath of the election result, Asia Society gave Asian Americans a chance to give advice to the 45th president—on camera.
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The Gin Rebellion; fully titled "The Uprising of The Gin Rebellion"; is the musical collective formed by the dapper dandies H.M. and Renfield, performing music in a manner never before heard in this century or any other. They draw their inspiration from the Vaudeville stage, early American folk songs, and musical theater, with a Balkan flavor thrown in from time to time. The Gin Rebellion is a veritable assault of melodic noise designed to soothe and salve even the most savage of souls. The most recent addition is the talented singer/songwriter Ophelia Baptista. We join together to further spread the word of The Uprising. So any time you see or hear "Gin", think of The Gin Rebellion!


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RARE EXPORTS: A CHRISTMAS TALE Blu-ray Review
J Hurtado
Editor, U.S. ; Dallas, Texas (@HatefulJosh)
Rare Exports is the kind of film that grabs you by the shoulders and shakes you, saying "THIS IS WHAT FUN MOVIES LOOK LIKE!" This summer, we tried it here in the States with Super 8, which was mostly a success, but was more serious than fun. This Finnish feature about the real Santa Claus and his origins is dangerous, fun, and ridiculous, all while being engaging with solid, well-rounded characters. This is a lot to accomplish for a film that only lasts eighty-two mintutes, but director Jalmari Helander is up to the task, and the film is a rousing success. Rare Exports acquisition and distribution by Oscilloscope Labs is a boon to both parties. The film gets a wonderful Blu-ray/DVD combo release, and Oscilloscope gets another feather in its cap, we all win.
Young Pietari lives with his stern reindeer-herding father Rauno in arctic Finland. On the eve of Christmas, an enormous excavation at a nearby mountain disturbs the locals and captures Pietari's curiosity. When Rauno's raindeer herd is mysteriously slain and the children in town go missing, Pietari realizes that the dig has unearthed the evil Santa Claus of local lore--who no one wants coming to town. Pietari's father rounds up a posse and captures the nightmarish creature in an attempt to sell him to the misguided leader sponsoring the dig. But Santa's freakish elves will stop at nothing to free their fearless leader, and what ensues is a fantastically bizarre holiday adventure testing the bond of father and son and pitting man against mythology.
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale is a wildly original re-imagining of the most classic of all childhood fantasies and a darkly comic gem destined for perennial holiday viewing.
This is one of those films that ScreenAnarchy has really taken under its wing, as much as we can, to encourage people to seek it out. As such there are already no less than four reviews in our archives, and rather than add to that chorus of well-articulated opinion, I'm going to gather some highlights from our previous reviews to give you an idea of what you're in for.
Todd Brown:
A Christmas story for people who hate Christmas stories, Rare Exports mostly succeeds at reaching its goals. The character work in the early going feels more than a little perfunctory in places, the film not really spending much time allowing us to get to know and care about these characters, but once it gets into the core of the concept and the story it really begins to sing. That it's a very silly premise is undeniable but Helander and company play it deliciously straight, almost epically so, avoiding the nodding and winking to the audience that would have let the audience off the hook and instead keeping us in the moment with our young hero. It takes great advantage of the fact that skinny, naked old men are inherently creepy - particularly when covered with blood - as it continually pushes its premise right out to the outer limits of what it can bear without cracking.
Though somewhat limited in story and character work Rare Exports is executed with such audacious style and with such a big vision that it's impossible to watch without a big grin spreading across your face. Is Helander the next Joe Dante? No, not yet, but he probably will be soon.
Swarez:
Never before has a film that is sort of aimed at young adults featured so much full frontal male nudity. But don't let that discourage you from seeing this. This is a film that invokes the spirit of Joe Dante in his 80's prime, Richard Donner's The Goonies and Fred Dekker's The Monster Squad. A fantasy film that features kids in the main roles but isn't really aimed at them as an audience. This is dark stuff but doesn't tread over to the horror area fully, just dances around it gladly. Director Jalmari has visual chops in spades, capturing the magnificent but cold and harsh environment of Northern Lapland with beautiful compositions and makes the film look massive. The cast all do a good job with their roles and the film rests almost completely on Onni Tommila's shoulders and he carries it with gusto. Supporting cast is lively and the army of old naked men running through the snow is a sight to behold. I'm fairly certain that the film will become a repeated viewing at many households during Christmas, along with A Christmas Story, Christmas Vacation and Die Hard.
Eight Rooks:
Rare Exports is still far above what anyone might expect from a film born of a one-note joke for the internet generation (Snakes On A Plane? Fred: The Movie?). It's daft and childish, yes, but also genuinely funny, slyly subversive and often wonderfully, thrillingly cinematic. The climactic setpiece is still one of the highlights of the year, disappointing or otherwise, and the blackly comic epilogue (which gives the film its title) is a beautifully snide little coda. For anyone who shudders with distaste once your neighbours start putting the lights around their Christmas tree, or even just those who fancy a scary story in the classic campfire tradition, Jalmari Helander's movie comes strongly recommended.
James Dennis:
Played straight, it's an amusing and witty take on traditional Christmas tales with a creeping sense of off-kilter menace from the outset, where one of the scientists is pestered like a child; "have you washed behind your ears?!" Indeed the interplay between adults and children is one of the most attractive aspects of the film. It lays out the time-honoured tradition of parents withholding information from their kids, only for the kids to prove themselves more than a match for the oldies when it comes to dealing with their foe... Without getting into a debate about classification, it seems that Helander's film will be beyond reach for many older kids who'd relish it. Of course it's an arty, subtitled and dark fairy-tale that has huge adult appeal too, but it's hardly a psycho-Santa-on-the-rampage movie either.
At 82 minutes, it's one of the few films I wished was longer, which is no bad thing. Pacing quibbles aside it's an imaginative and unique Christmas flick, the likes of which I wish we saw more often.
Rarely do we all agree like that. I can't say it much better. Rare Exports is worth your time.
The Disc:
This is my very first Oscilloscope Labs review, and I must say that even before I popped the disc in I was very impressed. Rare Exports is housed in a very cool digipack, with lovely fold out art. Very nice. However, once I put the Blu-ray in to screen it, I was an instant convert. This disc looks astoundingly good, its image is reference quality. Details are sharp, colors are bright, and it looks absolutely wonderful in motion. The audio is no less awesome, with a robust DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio track that will test your system at times, but manages to balance the bombastic explosions and other effects with the dialogue very well. A superb release!
The fun doesn't end there, though, there are piles of interesting extras to sift through. First up are the initial Rare Exports short films that went viral on YouTube back in 2003 and 2005. The film very much captures the spirit of these earlier works, and it is fun to see from where the idea evolved. There is also a 30 minute making of featurette, this mostly consists of raw behind the scenes material, with the odd on-set interview. There is a gallery of production art, used as both inspiration for the production and as marketing material when the team was looking for funding. There are also a couple of animatic/live action comparison videos, for the folks who like that kind of stuff. The penultimate extra is the original Finnish theatrical trailer, which captures the mood of the film quite accurately. The disc finishes off with an entire bonus film, the 1964 cult Christmas hit made popular by MST3K, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians. The movie is bananas and is the kind of low budget sci-fi goof that you don't see anymore, thanks to the ready availability of cheap CG. Santa Claus Conquers the Martians appears here in SD and in a VERY beat up looking print with TERRIBLE colors, but hey, what do you want? You've got Santa, you've got Martians, you should be happy!
Oscilloscope Labs ALL REGION Blu-ray of Rare Exports is outstanding, and the kind of release every great film deserves. Highly recommended!
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Q: AccessoryDetailDisclosureButton not deselecting after I call deselectRowAtIndexPath In my tableview I have number of rows that have disclosure detail button accessory type, and when pressing the row or the accessory, a new view is pushed to a navigation controller. I call the deselectRowAtIndexPath at the end of the didSelectRowAtIndexPath function.
If I press the accessory button, I go to a new view, but it remains highlighted when I come back to this view (pop). The row is deselected as expected but not this. Any thoughts on how to 'unhighlight' it?
cell.accessoryType = UITableViewCellAccessoryDetailDisclosureButton;

- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    ...
    [tableView deselectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath animated:YES];

    }
    - (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView accessoryButtonTappedForRowWithIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
     [tableView selectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath animated:YES scrollPosition:UITableViewScrollPositionTop];
     [self tableView:tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath];
    }

A: For those who are still bothered by this and want a solution that appears to work right now, try this:
- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView accessoryButtonTappedForRowWithIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {

[tableView reloadRowsAtIndexPaths:[NSArray arrayWithObject:indexPath] withRowAnimation:UITableViewRowAnimationNone];
[tableView selectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath animated:NO scrollPosition:UITableViewScrollPositionNone];

}

You must reload the data FIRST and THEN select the row so that the highlight appears beneath your action sheet options.

A: Simply remove from your
- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView accessoryButtonTappedForRowWithIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;

method the statement
[tableView selectRowAtIndexPath:indexPath animated:YES scrollPosition:UITableViewScrollPositionTop];

Since your table already allows selection, and you are correctly deselecting it in
- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath;

you are done, because the row will be highlighted when selected pressing the disclosure button, and deselected when tableView:didSelectRowAtIndexPath: is executed.

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Q: SQL Server Converting Decimal into Time hh:mm, I need the total hours I need to be able to get the total hours and minutes if it is over 24 hours from a decimal column in SQL Server.
This is the code I am using:
CAST(CAST(DATEADD(SECOND, 1654.86 * 60, 0) AS Time(0)) AS VARCHAR(5))

Since it's over 24 hours the output is "03:34" I would like for it to be "27:34" or if possible to tell me it will take 3 working days and "03:34" (not sure how that would work).
Thank you in advance! Paul

A: As explained in the comments, the time data type is not designed to represent any sort of interval or timespan, it is only designed to represent clock time. As such, it is not capable of displaying 27 hours. Instead you need to build this string yourself with methods other than simple CAST as type:
DECLARE @d table(decimal_column decimal(15,2));

INSERT @d(decimal_column) VALUES(1654.86);

SELECT d.decimal_column,
       nice_time = CONVERT(varchar(11), FLOOR(h)) + ':'
                   + RIGHT('0' + CONVERT(varchar(11), FLOOR(m)), 2)
FROM @d AS d
CROSS APPLY
(
  VALUES(d.decimal_column/60, d.decimal_column%60)
) AS extracted(h,m);

Results:

decimal_column
nice_time

1654.86
27:34

*

*Example db<>fiddle
You may have edge cases where you want actual rounding logic instead of FLOOR() - but if you have those cases, include them in your question so we know the desired output.

A: select CONVERT(VARCHAR, CONVERT(INT, 1654.86/60)) + ':'
+ CONVERT(VARCHAR, CONVERT(INT, 1654.86-(CONVERT(INT, 1654.86/60)*60)))

You can create a function for this query, it is very performance.  Because we will not use the same operations in multi sections.


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If you have an emergency where you believe that the whole community should be alerted. Please submit a 160 character SMS to one of these numbers. Please note that the SMS must be vetted first and we will try communicate to all residents via SMS.
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There currently are 17 active forums in the South of Johannesburg, and the number is growing. This growth occured during the last two/three years, due to innovative and proactive groups taking the first step in making changes. Therein lies a lesson for everyone - we are as successful as the individuals who stand up to be counted. Allow us to be.
· Each of the forums was started by one person who wanted to make a difference, and encouraged others to join. In Glenvista's case, it literately was with Nisha Singh who started knocking on doors and offering assistance.
· Each of these people, at their own cost, started an email network, understanding the importance of communication, making residents aware of what is happening in their area, thereby fighting crime: if we know what to look out for, we are prepared.
· They also started an SMS communication system, also at their own cost, sent when an issue is extremely important, or if info needs to be conveyed over a weekend.
· These 17 forums are now talking to each other on a regular basis, creating a communication network and thereby ensuring that we all know what is happening in the South. Should a crime occur in Mulbarton, each of us send out the information. Everyone looks out for vehicles, etc. Mondeor Police Station has become extremely dependent on this, and together we are making headway against crime.
To ensure that this initiative becomes more and more succesful, the aim is to encourage as many residents as possible to join. The more we stand together, the stronger we will be.
Apart from the actual costs, forum heads and their committees contribute hours and hours of their personal time, not for any personal gain or position, but to fight for a better and safer neighbourhood, for the chance to turn our suburbs into communities who know each other, and care! The results have been phenomenal. In Suideroord South the majority of residents now know their neighbours. We care and stand together when someone is in need, when someone dies. When an alert goes out, we all work together to find the criminals. Our children are now playing in the street, and we are working hard at establishing a park for them to play in safely. Residents have started taking walks... So each forum has their own success story to tell: Look out for the JUNE edition of the CPF Newsletter (servicing the Greater Mondeor Precinct - from Bassonia in the North to Jacksons Informal Settlement in the South), as we are planning to place some of these stories then.
Another huge success is the strengthening of the main CPF. Forums within a certain area form part of a Sector, and there are 4 sectors in the Precinct. Glenvista, Glenanda, Mulbarton, Liefde 'n Vrede all fall in Sector 1. The Chairpersons of these forums attend a monthly Sector 1 meeting, attended by their Police Sector Manager, and give feedback about issues in their area. This goes then directly to Mondeor SAPS for attention. Once a month the chairperson of all four sectors meet at the Main CPF at Mondeor Police Station. The Station Commander, and his four Component Heads, form part of this committee. Feedback is given, and we now have an action schedule where all new issues are listed and followed up.
There have been huge successes achieved by Mondeor SAPS, with the support of the community. The new Station Commander, Snr Sup Bezuidenhout, has indicated that there will be more feedback from Mondeor regarding this, both in the press and in the CPF Newsletter. We, as forum heads, also send out feedback via email.


Air India Air Transport Services Limited has issued employment notification to fill empty post of Security Agents. For more information about this post such as essential qualifications, age limit, how to apply,, etc. You can refer to the below article. Reach to the address provided for walk in interview on 08-12-2018.
Educational Qualification: The desirous and keen individuals must be Graduate in any discipline, Must possess valid BCAS Basic AVSEC certification from a recognized University / Institute.
Applicants belonging to SC/ST/Ex-S are exempted from such payment of processing fee.
The Maximum age limits of contestants should be below than 31 Years (AVSEC qualified), 28 Years (Non-AVSEC qualified) As on 01-12-2018.
Salary And Payscale: After getting the selection for the vacant Posts, a pay band of Rs. 20,190/- Per Month shall be offered to the candidates.
Applicants shall get shortlisted on the basis of Written Test, Physical Endurance Test.
Shortlisted contestants shall be called for Personality Assessment.
ON being shortlisted a merit list will be made of all those contestants who are qualified in Written Test, Physical Endurance Test and Personality Assessment.
Date of Walkin : 08-12-2018.
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Uttarakhand Medical Service Selection Board has issued employment notification to fill empty post of Assistant Professor. For more information about this post such as essential qualifications, age limit, how to apply,, etc. You can refer to the below article. Apply latest by 24-11-2018.
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Foreign real estate can be difficult for estate planners, as well as heirs.
Many countries have strict rules about who may inherit property. These rules are unlike anything in the U.S. Attorneys who practice in the foreign country need to be consulted, so any estate plan can take the foreign laws into account, when dealing with that property. Inheritors also face other issues, according to the Washington Post in "Inheriting property overseas can be a dream come true, but it comes with challenges."
The first thing to understand is that individuals who inherit property worth more than $100,000 or corporations that inherit property worth more than $16,000, must report that information to the IRS. There is usually no tax associated with the inheritance. However, failure to report it can be penalized.
An estate planning attorney can advise you in creating an estate plan that fits your unique circumstances and may include property in foreign lands.
Reference: Washington Post (May 29, 2018) "Inheriting property overseas can be a dream come true, but it comes with challenges."
Depending on Inheritance for Retirement?
New study on expectations of wealthy young people is disturbing.
A large percentage of affluent 18-22 year-olds, are expecting that their retirements will be funded by the inheritances they expect to receive, according to a recent survey. This could mean they are spending all their own money and not saving any of it, according to Bloomberg in "Rich Kids Are Counting On Inheritance to Pay for Retirement."
While the common fear actually happens in real life, which is why the fear developed in the first place, it is not likely that is what is happening here. When one looks deeper into the situation, the young people in the survey are not wasting all their money.
They have a lot more expenses at their age than older generations did. This is in part due to student loan debt. House prices are also continuing to rise in urban areas and incomes for those just starting out have remained mostly stagnant for many years. For now, the kids cannot afford to save. That might change in a few years, as they grow into their careers.
An estate planning attorney can advise you on creating an estate plan that fits your unique circumstances and may include leaving an inheritance to the next generation.
Reference: Bloomberg (June 7, 2018) "Rich Kids Are Counting On Inheritance to Pay for Retirement."
You may create a trust online or in other ways, but is your trust funded?
Trusts must be funded, but that does not mean just putting money in them. It means transferring the title of property to the trust, according to the Times Herald-Record in "How to transfer assets to a trust."
There is someone who can help you make sure that your trust is properly funded. That is an estate planning attorney who knows how to transfer title in different asset types. This is one reason why it is better to hire an attorney to create a trust, instead of using a cheaper service.
A common problem that creates conflict was discussed recently. It began with the creation of instructions that the contents of a bank account should be divided between three children. However, that provision could be overridden, if that bank account says it should be transferred on death to only one of the children, according to the NWI Times in "Estate Planning: Catching up on reader's questions."
This is actually a common problem. When people open bank accounts, they make them transferable on death at the bank's urging. Then they do something different with the account, when they create their will. This leads to problems. The person who gets the bank account through the transfer on death, is under no legal obligation to heed the wishes stated in the will.
An estate planning attorney can advise you in a periodic review of your estate plan to avoid any conflicts.


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Child Observation Paper After observing a nine month old child for this Child Observation paper, the author of this paper has taken copious notes during the session. The purpose of this paper is recognizing the biological, cognitive and psychosocial development of the child. The author of this paper identified the background history of the child, the observation made and the development process of the child.
OBSERVATION OF CHILD 'S INTERACTION WITH ANOTHER CHILD During the session, the child older three year old female cousin was in the room. The child interacts with her by following her around the room and tries to mimic her. At one point the older female cousin had her own Sippy Cup and the child tried to bully her for it. He pulled her hair while reaching for the cup. The child plays patty cake with the older cousin. Another point in the session he cried because she left the room. He grabs her face pulls her towards him and kisses her face. It seems as if the nine month old is fascinated with what the older cousin can do. The two children play with toy cars with each other. The older cousin rolls the car to the infant the infant grabs and tries to roll it back.
The nine month old mimicking what the older cousin does can be compared to Albert Banduras example of Bobo doll, "group of nursery school children watched an adult punch a large Bobo doll (an inflated rubber doll that pops back up after being pushed), the children were more likely to attack and play aggressively with the doll than were a group of children who had not seen the model" (Parke & Gauvain, 2009, p. Ch. 1).


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package serializer

import "reflect"
import "github.com/byte-mug/golibs/preciseio"
import "sync"

var tpAny = reflect.TypeOf(new(interface{})).Elem()
var pool_Values = sync.Pool{ New: func() interface{} { return reflect.New(tpAny).Elem() } }
func pool_Values_Put(v reflect.Value) {
	v.Set(reflect.Zero(tpAny))
	pool_Values.Put(v)
}

func Deserialize(ce CodecElement, r preciseio.PreciseReader) (interface{},error) {
	v := pool_Values.Get().(reflect.Value)
	defer pool_Values_Put(v)
	e := ce.Read(r,v)
	return v.Interface(),e
}
func Serialize(ce CodecElement, w *preciseio.PreciseWriter, i interface{}) error {
	return ce.Write(w,reflect.ValueOf(i))
}

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