141. USNA Montana Parent's Association Points of contact, links, and directory of Midshipmen. http://www.cs.montana.edu/starkey/MT-USNA.html

United States Naval Academy Montana Parent's Association drburnw3b@juno.com Blue Angels at Graduation Class of '99 Officer Address Service Assignment James Compton 935 Blvd Ave, Havre, 59501 Marine Corps Clarence Graves 3004 17th St West, Billings, 59101 Naval Aviator Brian Miller 19400 Hwy 93 S, Florence, 59833 Naval Aviator Eric Oehlerich 347 Blanchard Hollow, Whitefish, 59937 Navy Seals Sarah Rhoads 13 Cedar Lake Dr, Butte, 59701 Naval Aviator Graduation Midshipman Address Special Interests Class of '00 Jeremiah Burnett 3306 Tizer Rd, Helena, 59601 Navy Hospital field work Daniel Fettig 4424 Palisades Park Dr, Billings, 59106 Rugby Ivan Garvin PO Box 413, Fortine, 59918 Football Jelani Hale 183 Willow Blvd, Bozeman, 59718 Mountaineering, hiking, Eco-Challenge Jason Milbrandt 125 Riverview Ave, Great Falls, 59404 Class of '01 Kelly Hamilton 3456 13th Ave South, Great Falls, 59405 Class of '02 James Maynard PO Box 387, Glasgow, 59230 Courtney Senini 237 Bohl Ave., Billings, 59105 Lacrosse Susan Starkey 17500 Timberline Cr Dr, Bozeman, 59715 Women's Rugby Noon Formation USNA Home Page USNA Admissions USNA Summer Seminars (highly recommended for HS students considering attending USNA) ... Anchors Aweigh (436K wav file) WW II Montana Class Battleship (Designed, but never built)

142. Kids Health Info For Parents : The Fact Sheets Fact sheets on common conditions are available for browsing or downloading. Prepared and updated by the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. http://www.rch.org.au/kidsinfo/factsheets.cfm?doc_id=3664

143. ZERO TO THREE: For Parents parents' page dedicated to promotion of healthy development of children from birth to age three. Contains information on social, emotional, and intellectual development. http://www.zerotothree.org/ztt_parents.html

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144. PopMatters Film Review Review of the film by Renee Scolaro Rathke. Contains spoilers. http://popmatters.com/film/reviews/m/meet-the-parents.html

145. The Society Of Special Needs Adoptive Parents - SNAP A postadoption service in British Columbia (Canada) which assists special needs adoptive families, professionals and the community through support and education. Site includes news, resources and membership information. http://www.snap.bc.ca/

Click here to join our Discussion Forum Groundwork Press and SNAP Promotions A true story of special needs adoption Family Groundwork has ceased publication Privacy Policy

146. Putting Education Online With School Websites From Myschoolonline.com Contains games, history of the organization, a calendar of upcoming events, awards, and news items. http://myschoolonline.com/site/0,1876,-138416-57-1237,00.html

[to update your site] Username: Password: Forgot Password? WebCreate Signup Learn More Take a Tour ... Support Center Welcome to MySchoolOnline, the complete website building and hosting solution for K-12 classes, schools, districts, and other educational organizations. From class homepages to district-wide websites, MySchoolOnline is the fast and easy way to create your own site and connect to parents, students, colleagues, and other community members. Special discounts for groups, schools, and districts Easy-to-use web-building tools - No HTML or programming knowledge needed. Special K-12 templates - Just fill-in-the-blanks to create homework assignments, newsletters, showcases, and more. Unlimited web pages - Create as many folders and pages as you need. Secure approval system - Password-protected publishing lets you involve others in creating and maintaining your site - while keeping as much control as you want. Automated content feeds - Keep your site fresh with our award-winning educational content.

147. Celebrate Parents' Day! National Parents' Day Council Includes activities for National parents' Day, background information on the holiday, and suggestions for celebrating it. http://www.parentsday.com/

Background Why Parents' Day? Contact Us Activities Welcome to the National Parents' Day Council Website Celebrate National Parents' Day! 4th Sunday of every July Meet the Parents' Day July 2004 Special Publication More Info Nominate online for Parents of the Year here Parents' Day 2005 Proclamation from the President of the United States! Explore our site for great ideas on how to celebrate Parents' Day! Arizona Parents of the Year Dinner tickets here E-mail us for more information on the National Parents' Day Council Background Why Parents' Day? Contact Us ... Activities The National Parents' Day Council is a project of the American Family Coalition Inc. and is supported by The Washington Times Foundation

148. Young Positive Pregnancy Online-Support For Pregnant Teens Created for young parents by young moms and dads. Message boards, chat, tons of parenting links, pregnancy answers, and parenting advice. Young dads area too. http://www.yppo.com/

Young Positive Pregnancy Online Support, Information, and Resources for Pregnant Teens Sex and Conception Welcome to yppo.com! We are a site dedicated to helping young girls have the best pregnancies possible and promoting positive parenting skills. We are pro-life and represent those choosing to keep their babies. If this doesn't fit your needs please see our links section or our state directory . For more about this site please read our Website last Updated: August 23rd, 2005 New: Personalized T-Shirts! Your baby's picture on your shirt, custom made in your size. Abortion and Adoption Pregnant-First Trimester ... Español? Français? Deutsch? Italiano? Portuguese? © 1998-2004 yppo.com No portion of this site may be reproduced in anyway without written permission from YPPO.

149. AllKids - Online Parenting Magazine, Kids Shopping Site, Information Directory A Directory offering guidance and links to shopping and advice sites dealing with a wide range of topics and parenting issues. Includes channels for 'Days Out', 'Childcare' and 'Education', as well as a chat zone and All Kids section containing agegraded child-safe links. http://www.allkids.co.uk/

HOME SITE MAP SEARCH ALLKIDS.CO.UK Parenting Information - development child care health education ... Days Out Kids Free Fun Sites - colouring activities songs::stories:: rhymes early learning ... :: favourite characters Look Here for Toys Children's Beds Kids Furniture Accessories ... Kids Free Fun Sites TOYS pre-school toys learning toys science toys Bubble Console ... construction kit Outdoor Toys bouncy castles climbing frames play centres children's log cabins ... kids trampolines Kids Ride-Ons battery cars girls ride-ons kids go-karts pedal cars ... children's super bikes Character Toys action man barbie batman bratz ... winnie the pooh Media children's books DVDs/Videos/CDs family films Children's Beds 4 poster beds bunk beds cabin beds car beds ... studio/office beds Children's Furniture kids bedroom sets bedroom suites girl's bedrooms themed bedrooms ... nursery bedrooms Bedroom Accessories children's beanbags children's storage toyboxes wall stickers ... wallpaper Children's Bedding boys bedding girls bedding toddlers bedding football bedding kids clothes high street stores discount designer kids boutiques school uniforms ... Children's Parties Welcome to the Allkids parenting information and shopping website online since 1999 and still growing.

150. Parent's Resources. More ideas for parents of gifted children http://www.ri.net/gifted_talented/parents.html

Home Advocacy Characteristics Events ... Sites that are dedicated to Helping Gifted Adults understand what it's all about If Dr. Seuss had a gifted child .... by Mary Beth Northrup Dear Mom-I-am, dear Mom-I-am, we have a problem, Mom-I-am. Your son won't do what he must do. He drives me crazy, yes it's true! He will stall and squirm and hum, and leave all of his work undone. He dreams and will not pay attention, have you considered medication? With other kids he does not play, he is alone much of the day. Something does not seem quite right, because I know he must be bright. He seems to learn, despite the rest, but the work is not his best. He is disruptive, yes it's true. He just won't do what he must do! Yes, teacher, I can really see, how frustrating all this must be, A child who does not meet the norm, a child whose mold won't fit the form. I've had him tested on WISC-III, by your approved test agency. He scores far higher than the mean, there's more to this that can be seen. So help us, help us find the way, to teach this child best if we may. He is not like the rest you see, he acts and thinks far differently.

151. STOMP-Specialized Training Of Military Parents A federally funded Parent Training and Information (PTI) Center established to assist military families who have children with special education or health needs. http://www.stompproject.org

Text-Only Version STOMP Information Resources Using this Site E-mail: rfullerton@washingtonpave.com Welcome Download STOMP brochure Download STOMP brochure in Spanish With a population of 1.5 million active duty military members, each day around the globe, there are an estimated 540,000 active duty sponsors each caring for a family member with special medical or educational needs. STOMP is the only National Parent Training and Information Center for military families providing support and advice to military parents without regard of the type of medical condition their child has. Parents of children with special needs face many challenges: Feelings of isolation and anxiety. Difficulty navigating disjointed services. Severe financial worries. Inadequate information. These challenges are compounded when the family concerned is military. While all military families face certain challenges such as frequent PCS moves/military member being placed in harm's way/deployments, our families with special needs family members face additional difficulties, for example: Continuity in provision of IEP services from state to state or from state to DODDS/DDESS (no legal obligation to implement current IEP from another state) Availability of military member during IEP meetings/ medical treatments/procedures Finding specialists/physicians who will take TRICARE (military health entitlement program) Re-establishing relationships with key medical and educational personnel Re-establishing eligibility for community resources to assist child and facing waiting lists for services needed

152. Adapei AM 06 ADAPEI. Handicap mental, comprendre, savoir. Pr©sentations de l'association, des activit©s. Conseils aux parents et familles. Alpes maritimes (06). France. http://www.adapei-am.asso.fr

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153. MoonLily: Nanny's Notes Contents A free weekly email newsletter for parents, grandparents and others who love and care for children. Topics include safety, health, crafts, books and fun web sites. http://www.moonlily.com/nanny/nannynote.htm

List of All Issues News Items Tips and Tidbits Resources ... Free Stuff Internet Search Three Graces Emile Vernon Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com Natures Rx - Nutritional Supplements at Wholesale Discount prices. - We provide clients with the very finest Nutritional Supplements at the very best wholesale prices. Buy 5 and get 1 free! Send your email to nanny-join@moonlily.com Looking for good, kid-tested web sites to visit with your young child? Want health and safey tips and news that will help you safeguard the well being of the children you nurture? Subscribe to Nanny's Notes, a free weekly email newsletter for parents, grandparents and others who love and care for children. Each issue will contain short items such as news bits, tips, and resources, all focused on infants and young children to age eight. Topics will include safety, health, crafts, books, toys, web sites for kids, and resource sites for parents. See a list of issues. To subscribe, send your email to nanny-join@moonlily.com Nanny is looking for short (250 words max) original craft and other fun things to do with kids. If you have some to share, please write to her nannynote@moonlily.com

154. Parents WithOut Custody NJ Fathers Rights Guidelines Links to New Jersey legal resources and a message board for parents without custody of their children. http://www.parentswithoutcustody.com

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155. Westworld Global Network Comprehensive web site. Has helpful chat line for foster parents to talk to one another, ask questions, get advice from seasoned experienced foster parents. http://www.westworld.com

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156. Home Page Events, newsletters, photos, links, admissions information, and points of contact. http://www.west-point.org/parent/wppc-georgia/

WEST POINT PARENTS CLUB of GEORGIA Welcome to the WPPC-Georgia Home Page! The West Point Parents Club of Georgia has three guiding purposes: To provide opportunities for parents of cadets for mutual support, fellowship, and access to information about the U.S. Military Academy and cadet life; To encourage young people to attend the U.S.M.A. To enhance and maintain the image of the U.S.M.A. in the State of Georgia. To contact WPPC-GA or for more information, send an e-mail message to wppcga@excite.com In the meantime, here are a few important items. You will need Adobe Reader (free) to open these documents. If you don't already have Adobe Reader, click on the button to get it - or go to http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html 2005 Picnic The 2005 picnic was held on Sunday, June 12, 2005 at the Family Life Center at Embry Hills United Methodist Church. A record 130 cadets and parents (and a few siblings) attended. The next picnic will be in June 2006. Further details will be distributed to all members when they are available. Plebe Parent Handbook This handbook is intended only to supplement information you will receive from the Admissions Office and the Commandant at West Point. Remember this is the ARMY! ANYTHING can change at any time.

157. OutProud - For Parents Of Gay Children Information guide for parents trying to understand their gay children. Initial shock, questions and answers, concerns and personal stories. http://www.outproud.org/brochure_for_parents.html

FOR PARENTS OF GAY CHILDREN Can We Understand? THE INITIAL SHOCK When You First Find Out It is often a shock for parents to find out that their child is homosexual. Whether you are a mother or a father, whether you have a son or a daughter, whether you long suspected something of the kind, or were completely surprised, finding out for sure can be a shock. The feelings that shake you are very strong and confusing. You may hardly be able to talk about it at first without tears and anger. Every family is different and every case individual: one parent may find out by chance, another may be told face-to-face, a third may receive a phone call or a letter; the child may be a teenager or an adult, self-accepting or upset with what he or she is; parents may be ready to listen, or react by drawing back. For all, however, there are some underlying concerns and questions: COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS Parents Usually Want to Know: Q. Why did he or she have to tell us? A. Many parents think that they would be happier if they didn't know. What you must realize, however, is that if you did not know, you would never really know your child. A large part of his or her life would be kept secret from you, and you would never really know the whole human being. The fact that your son or daughter told you is a sign of his or her love and need for your support and understanding. After all, who should know if not you? No other minority is asked to hide from their own parents what makes them "different"!

158. An Open Letter To The Parents, Family And Friends Of A Transsexual Helps to define transsexualism for friends and family of the transgendered, and explain imporant issues they are going through. http://www.genderweb.org/family/tsfam.html

An Open Letter to the Parents, Family and Friends of a Transsexual Since you are reading this, I assume that someone close to you, a friend or family member, has made what must appear to you to be a very shocking and perhaps disturbing disclosure. Your thoughts must be racing at this moment and your emotions are probably in a turmoil. You probably have many question. If you are concerned about the person, you probably have some fears. In this letter, I will try to answer some of those questions and deal with a few of those fears. I can speak with authority on this subject, because I am a transsexual. However, before answering those questions, let me give you some insight into what it is like for a transsexual to make such a disclosure. It hasn't been that long since I told my parents about my intention to change sex. We had always maintained a close relationship. Nevertheless, telling them this "secret" was the most difficult thing I've ever done. It took nearly a year of therapy to be able to do so. Every time I visited home or talked to my folks on the phone, I thought about the time I would have to tell them. I couldn't enjoy my visits with them, because I'd wonder if this was the last visit I'd make. As transsexuals, we hear all sorts of horror stories about people losing friends, family members turning away, parents disowning their children. At a less intense level, we routinely hear of vicious arguments, recriminations and denunciations of the person by family members. I have to admit, some transsexuals are tactless in the ways they make their disclosures and invite such confrontations. But, nonetheless, these stories race through your mind as you consider sharing this important part of your life with the people you love.

159. Helping Parents Cope With A High Risk Birth A father's perspective on premature birth. http://www.uwm.edu/People/hynan/MINNAEP.html

HELPING PARENTS COPE WITH A HIGH-RISK BIRTH: TERROR, GRIEF, IMPOTENCE, AND ANGER by Michael T. Hynan, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee I wish to thank you, Becky, for you kind introduction. I also wish to thank the program committee for inviting me. I am honored and touched to be speaking at the last official Parent Care Conference. Parent Care really gave me an outlet for what I felt I had to say and write about having a premature baby. If it were not for Parent Care, I suspect that I never would have finished writing my book. Parent Care has always been very good to me, and I will be forever grateful. Ever since my son was born and survived I have felt that I have owed a debt- - to doctors, nurses, friends, my family, other parents, and to God. I realized that my payment would come from putting my Psychological knowledge to use to support other parents and help them adjust emotionally to the awful reality of having a high- risk baby. I also hope that I can help perinatal professionals better understand the emotional turmoil felt by high- risk parents, so you can help us as families to get home in the best possible shape. So we can find meaning in our lives that have changed in the worst possible way. That's why I came here. This is a debt I want to be paying my whole life, and its the only debt I have where I receive more than I can give. Today I will talk about each of the emotions of terror, grief, impotence, and anger as they occur in high- risk parents. You will learn about my family and how we experienced these unfortunate feelings during my son's birth. And you will also hear the stories of many high- risk parents, who have shared their emotional struggles with me. I hope to be able to put some substance and feelings into abstract works like grief and impotence, to express the feelings that many times we high- risk parents hold back- - because we are afraid people and especially the medical staff will think we are crazy and that we can't handle our crises.

160. The Natural Child Project - Attachment Parenting, Homeschooling, Children's Art An awardwinning monthly web magazine for parents who want to raise children with the ability to love and trust. Maintained by the Natural Child Project Society, a nonprofit organization. http://www.naturalchild.com/

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