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A23a: A giant iceberg on a collision course with an island

Georgina Ranard Climate and science reporter Ervan Rivo Data journalist Getty Images The world's largest iceberg has crashed into a remote British island, potentially putting penguins and seals at risk. The iceberg is rolling north from Antarctica towards South Georgia, a rocky British territory and wildlife refuge, where it can break up and break into pieces. It is currently 173 miles (280…

[newtras]

A23a: A giant iceberg on a collision course with an island

Georgina Ranard Climate and science reporter Ervan Rivo Data journalist Getty Images The world's largest iceberg has crashed into a remote British island, potentially putting penguins and seals at risk. The iceberg is rolling north from Antarctica towards South Georgia, a rocky British territory and wildlife refuge, where it can break up and break into pieces. It is currently 173 miles (280…

[satrthere]

A23a: A giant iceberg on a collision course with an island

Georgina Ranard Climate and science reporter Ervan Rivo Data journalist Getty Images The world's largest iceberg has crashed into a remote British island, potentially putting penguins and seals at risk. The iceberg is rolling north from Antarctica towards South Georgia, a rocky British territory and wildlife refuge, where it can break up and break into pieces. It is currently 173 miles (280…

[triada-menor]

Ya que es domingo de nostalgia les dejo lo último que acabo de maquetear.

[oxinoon]

I absolutely love this part in idsmile bc in the song it sounds like it’s played by a ranard (kinda like a xylophone) and I’m in a band with ranard players so I wanna try learning it on my dulcimer (since ranard and dulcimer can use the same notes and stuff) (but usually ranard would harmonize while dulcimer plays melody)

[joerojasburke]

‘blessed morphia’

from John Ranard’s photographs at Krasnadar Prison Colony for Women, Krasnadar, Russia, 2001, this print accessed from the Brooklyn Museum

[thetweedpig]

The Lost Religion of Masculinity 

http://bit.ly/2tHEh73

[silentfallnight]

So Rando, Randy, Ranard, Ranodomous, whats the sitch. Cuz party anons right, you do look a bit familiar *squint*

* a hand quickly grips around your face as your feet lift off the floor *

Rando: As I said before. You. Are. Mistaken.

[charlesbe]

Heritage Speakers of Spanish in Schools

Charles Rada – cradaber@iu.edu

Spanish was spoken in what today it is called the United States long before English. By 1513 the Spanish crown was building settlements in the southern regions. These settlements grew over the years from several thousands to millions. Nowadays numbers and expansion are much bigger. By 1980, Hispanics accounted for 14.6 million, in 2016 reached 44.3 million and by 2019 it has gone over 50 million, from a total of 300 million. (Beaudrie & Fairclough, 2012) Spanish Heritage Speakers are individuals who were born in the US or arrived into the US during childhood and were exposed to Spanish in the household or community while being educated in English, the majority language. (Valdes, 2001)

The growth and importance of Spanish in the entire country is reflected in the media, government, economic decisions, political campaigns and education. (Potowsky & Carreia, 2010). The contact of both US English and Spanish started as a field of ethnographic study to later evolve and focus on a sociolinguistic approach. (Beaudrie & Fairclough, 2012) In the educational field, bilingual programs appeared as a reaction to the demographical change. The Lau vs Nichols (1974) court case initiated the English as Second Language (ESL) classes and bilingual programs as we know them today. (Curtin, 2005)

Flores & Rosa (2015) consider that in the American educational system there is an idealized monolingualism and a standard national language as the norm to which all national subjects should aspire. Silverstein (1998) links those aspirations to the concept of “culture monoglot standardization” which consist on allegiances to linguistic norms, even if they are not representative or anyone uses it. And, since the monoglot standard is considered part of the culture, then this expectations on the speakers are not entirely a linguistic issue. It is a raciolingustic issue. (Flores & Rosa, 2015)

The raciolinguistic ideologies are perpetuated in the bilingual programs since the very beginning, which links the white speaking and listening subjects as the ideal model every learner should aspire. Setting a “standard English” that nobody can even accurately define. This context divides the bilingual programs into additive or subtractive. According to Cummins (2000) the subtractive model operates with the purpose of increasing the standard English ignoring the linguistic background of the student. But first, the learner must lose any linguistic practice in the language they were raised in, in order to acquire the proficiency considered appropriate for “standard English”. On the other hand, the additive model takes into account the language experience of the student and considers it as a valuable asset to build on, rather than an issue to be “fixed”. (Flores & Rosa, 2015) the goal is to encourage the code-switching between varieties of English or languages when appropriate.

Similar to additive and subtractive model, there is the heritage speaker program, that distinguish between the acquisition of language skills that are only relevant outside of the classroom, (e.g.: social circles, home or community) and skills that translate into success at educational institutions. The goal for the Heritage Speaker program is to build the language proficiency required in the “native language”, seek value into the student’s linguistic repertoire and expand the academic vocabulary (Flores & Rosa, 2015) For the Spanish heritage speakers, there is a necessity to fulfill different goals when it comes to develop new skills in reading, writing, oral expression and the knowledge of formal grammar in Spanish; such as the equivalent of High School English classes for native English speakers in the United States. (Potowsky, 2005) That way, classes for heritage speakers should have same goals, different difficulty levels, styles and genres, to develop competencies in reading and writing, just like content to instruct the students about the value of Spanish in our society. (Diaz-Campos, 2014) As well as appreciate bilingualism in all forms as a language skill rather than a mistake that needs to be corrected.

References

Cummins, J. (2000). Language power, and pedagogy: Bilingual children in the crossfire. Tonawanda, NY: Multilingual Matters.

Curtin, E (2005) Teaching practices for ESL Students.

Flores, N. & Rosa, J. (2015) Undoing appropriateness: Raciolingustic Ideologies and Language Diversity in Education.

Manuel Diaz-Campos. Introduction a la sociolingüística. Massachusetts : Wiley Blackwell, 2014.

Potowsky, K. (2005). Fundamentos de la enseñanza del español a hispanohablantes de los EEUU. Madrid: Arco/Libros.

Potowsky, K. & Carreira, M. (2010). Spanish in the USA. In K. Potowsky (Ed.), language diversity in the USA. Cambridge, UK. Cambridge University Press.

Sara Beaudrie & Marta Fairclough. "Spanish as a heritage language in the United States." Spanish as a heritage language in the United States. Washington DC: Georgetown University Press, 2012. 1-5.

Silverstein, M. (1998). Monoglot “standard” in America: Standardization and metaphors of linguistic hegemony. In D. Brenneis & R. Macaulay (Eds.), The matrix of language: contemporary linguistic anthropology. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.

Valdes, Guadalupe. “Heritage Language Students: Profiles & Posibilities.” In Heritage languages in America: Preserving a National resource, edited by Joy K. Peyton, Donald A. Ranard, and Scott McGinns. Washington, DC: Center for applied linguistics. 2001

[nativenewsonline]

Growing Native Receives the 2019 Telly Awards

Growing Native Receives the 2019 Telly Awards

Vision Maker Media Staff L to R: Alana Stone, Ann McKeighan, Shirley Sneve, Stacy Price, Rebekka Schlichting, Matt Nehe, Dawn Amory and Alyssa Ranard.

Published August 8, 2019

LINCOLN, Neb. — Vision Maker Media’s originally produced four-part series, Growing Native, received four 2019 Telly Awards. Each episode received it’s own bronze award under the 2019 general-culture category.

“All four…

[conandaily2022]

Bloomington, Indiana's Billie Davis stabs Asian woman attending Indiana University

Billie Ranard Davis, 56, of Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, United States previously lived in Clearwater, Florida, USA and Queen Creek, Arizona, USA. Aside from Bloomington, she has lived in other parts of Indiana including Indianapolis, Martinsville and Greenwood. A A

[gabedamage]

Jonathan Ranard Cartwright, Everlasting Victory @ Trap

Jonathan Ranard Cartwright, Everlasting Victory @ Trap

Jonathan Ranard Cartwright, Everlasting Victory – Traphttps://open.spotify.com/track/3t38xyGZypq6e91YzSjlGO

[santeclaws]

Kinship, Family, and Marriage

My family tree is quite simple. However, I'm learning that a family tree can never showcase the amount of family I have on both sides of my family. Nor can it explain the realistic bond I have with the people I have a blood connection to. For example, I have never met my father's brother, Ranard, in real life, nor have I met any of his kids. Just because we are directly related by blood does not mean that I see them as close as I see my 2nd cousins on my mom's side, or even my bestfriend of 2 years. Family, to me, can't be realistically explained using a tree, lines and shapes, or even decorative poster boards. Family is explained by bond, regardless of biological relations.

[triada-menor]

Música

Estoy haciendo un curso de composición con instrumentos virtuales y esta es mi primera tarea.

[howwelldoyouknowyourmoon]

Gifts of Deceit: Sun Myung Moon, Tongsun Park, and the Korean scandal

by Robert B. Boettcher (with Gordon L. Freedman) 1980

About a third of this book is available on the web here:

https://tragedyofthesixmarys.com/gifts-of-deceit-robert-boettcher/

Including the Prologue and four chapters. Some photos have been added.

Note: Robert Boettcher died under suspicious circumstances...

Contents

Prologue 1

PART ONE

1 His Excellency 11

2 The Lord of the Second Advent (with notes) 31

3 The Charmer 56

4 The Origins of the Influence Campaign 78

5 Tongsun and His Congressmen 99

6 Minions and Master (with notes) 144

PART TWO

7 Washington Looks the Other Way 189

8 Three Who Stood in the Way: Ranard, Habib, Fraser 213

9 Koreagate 241

10 Inviting Tongsun Back 267

11 Kim Dong Jo: The Still-Untold Story 290

12 Dueling with the Moonies (with notes) 307

13 The Menace (with notes) 325

Notes 351

Index 389

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United States Congressional investigation of Unification Church

1. Fraser Report – Conclusions and Recommendations (1978) 2. Michael Warder comment 3. Moonie “Dirty Tricks” against Donald Fraser, MinPost 2012 4. The Mysterious Death of Robert Boettcher in 1984, New York Times 5. Congressional Information Meeting on Cults 1979 6. Fraser Report: Summaries of Representative Documents including FBI Reports, State Department Memoranda, KCFF Minutes, etc. 7. Bo Hi Pak and the KCFF scam – and Sun Myung Moon’s ROFA scam 8. Bo Hi Pak and the “Unification Church Pension Fund International” 9. Minions and Master (extract from Gifts of Deceit) 10. Gifts of Deceit book review by Allen Tate Wood

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FBI and other reports on Sun Myung Moon

1. FBI Report (San Francisco office) on the UC / FFWPU, September 1975

2. “The Moonies: Government Files Trace Church from Sex Cult to Korean CIA” .    by James Coates   Chicago Tribune, Monday, March 27, 1978

3. “The pull of Sun Moon” by Berkeley Rice   New York Magazine, May 30, 1976

4. Sun Myung Moon and Takeru Kamiyama jailed in 1984 for US tax crimes .   featuring an investigation by Frederick Clarkson

5. The Moon Organization Academic Network by Daniel Junas   Fall 1991

[infizero]

1) I had gold on every single track n cc in mario kart wii when i was 4. i was not aided by adults in any way

2) I used to have the entire script and songs of the mlp episode magical mystery cure memorized. i remember sitting on the couch by myself and just reciting the entire thing. what the fuck

3) I have four cats: June, Chi, and Corky at my Dad’s house, and Ranard/Renny at my Mom’s house

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