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Cynthia Nimrod

Looking at life totally different..I feel like I'm heading in the right direction...

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  • First Name Cynthia
  • Last Name Nimrod
  • Gender Female
  • City & State Kansas City, Missouri
  • Birthday November 22, 1967

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  • About Me I love happiness. I love working in the Education Field. I'm a Title 1 Paraprofessional and I work with children with multiple disabilities. I love having a good time with my friends, reading, and cooking.

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    Anne' McMillion is now friends with Cynthia Nimrod.
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    jemmell sherman is now friends with Cynthia Nimrod.
    • November 25, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod Looking at life totally different..I feel like I'm heading in the right direction...
    • November 25, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod has added a new profile photo.
    • November 25, 2012
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      Elegant Granny Nice pic
      • November 26, 2012
  • Cynthia Nimrod
    Cynthia Nimrod Good Afternoon! I had a wonderful Thanksgiving week. I Celebrated my Birthday on Thanksgiving, went out with some friends and just chilled around the house with my Family.. I hope everyone had a Thankful Thanksgiving!!
    • November 25, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Bernard Pettigrew: Hey B! I can't wait to read some of your literature... Welcome!
    • November 25, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod
    Supporting our young black youth
    Supporting our young black youth
    To share information on how we can help our youth of today become successful. Share ideas and find mentors for youth. This group will also support children and families with disabilities.
    • November 25, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: I just filled out the information for my Son to take the ACT this Spring..
    • November 25, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod joined the group Authors & Poets
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Tyese Knighten.
    • November 25, 2012
  • Cynthia Nimrod
    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: There are so many youth killing each other almost everyday.. Why do our youth feel the need to fight, kill and have no remorse for what they have done.. I know the first thing we think is home training, but how can a parent teach their child about good ch...  moreThere are so many youth killing each other almost everyday.. Why do our youth feel the need to fight, kill and have no remorse for what they have done.. I know the first thing we think is home training, but how can a parent teach their child about good choices when the Parents have no clue either. Parenting programs have not been effective due to the fact that most parents with out of control youth say I  don't need parenting classes, I'm a good Mother.. When they know deep down that they have failed that child and may fail the other children they have. I wrok in a School and when  the Mother comes to the School for their childs behavior, they are wearing pj's, house shoes, short skirts, cleavage showing, cell phone ringing while they are in the meeting. The first thing that flies out the mouth is he/she never does that at home, really so why are they doing this here?  less
    • October 6, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: Good Morning! I have been thinking about this topic my Husband and I have been having with our 15 yr. STD's, The Teenagers in these times have the highest rate of STD's even HIV. Everytime I read an article about teens, I see the percentage is rising. Thi...  moreGood Morning! I have been thinking about this topic my Husband and I have been having with our 15 yr. STD's, The Teenagers in these times have the highest rate of STD's even HIV. Everytime I read an article about teens, I see the percentage is rising. This topic became very important to us, because a very good Family Friend 14 yr. old daughter has received positive test results for HIV.. I would like Parents,Grandparents, etc. to really get this imformation into the minds of the Teens, get them to understand that unprotected sex, even oral sex can have great effects on their futures.  less
    • June 21, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Black dicussions: Hello everyone.. I work in a Elementary School, I find that a lot of the Scholars parents are very young and have no clue on how to communicate with Teachers, some seem to be very angry and will be quick to say "MY CHILD WILL NEVER DO ANYTHING LIKE T...  moreHello everyone.. I work in a Elementary School, I find that a lot of the Scholars parents are very young and have no clue on how to communicate with Teachers, some seem to be very angry and will be quick to say "MY CHILD WILL NEVER DO ANYTHING LIKE THAT!" OR  HE/SHE HAS NEVER DONE THAT AT HOME"!. They probaly have not done that in your presence but away from you their is no telling what they might say or do.. I watch how they use their body language, the tone in their voice, and most importantly the way they are standing, this is when the yelling and cursing begans, the child standing next to Mom listening to the curse words, the hatred of the School, and you just don't like my child.. Do they really know that this type of behavior is being absorbed by the child?  less
    • June 21, 2012
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    Web Prospector: Welcome back :)
    • June 20, 2012
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      Cynthia Nimrod Thanks!
      • June 21, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: Being that I work in a Elementary School, and Summer vacation has started, I encouraged all my Scholars to read during the Summer months. I expressed to them the importance of reading. I found that majority of the Scholars have never had to read during Su...  moreBeing that I work in a Elementary School, and Summer vacation has started, I encouraged all my Scholars to read during the Summer months. I expressed to them the importance of reading. I found that majority of the Scholars have never had to read during Summer break. I would like to take this time to encourage all Parents to have their child pick up a book and read it with them.. Spending this kind of time with your child/ren will benefit their future and they may even want to read without being told.  
    • June 19, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: Good Afternoon Supporting our young black youth members!! I haven't been logged on in a while, but I have been working, and getting my Teenaged Son together for the Summer Season.. Hope everyone's Summer will be fantastic..
    • June 19, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Web Prospector.
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    • February 22, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Emmanuel Barbee.
    • February 22, 2012
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    AJ Woodson: check out Spiritual Minded Magazine da total urban experience with a sanctified swagga http://www.spiritualmindedmagazine.com 
    • February 17, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: What are we teaching our young daughters. I hear girls talking about wearing push-up bras, thong panties, eye shadow, eye liners, I mean these are Elementary School girls. They are wearing high heels, and talking about who their boyfriends are. These are ...  moreWhat are we teaching our young daughters. I hear girls talking about wearing push-up bras, thong panties, eye shadow, eye liners, I mean these are Elementary School girls. They are wearing high heels, and talking about who their boyfriends are. These are young girls, they should not be wearing and doing these kind of things. They have no clue that these are some of the things that can cause inapproiate things to happen and be said about them. How can these issues be resolved without making the parent feel like they are not good parents.  less
    • February 15, 2012
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      Monique Jeanty Young girls have to realize their worth; otherwise, they focus on external factors. If the girls only think of make-up and high heels, so do the mothers. The fathers are usually somewhere else. When a father is present in his daughter's life, she doesn...  moreYoung girls have to realize their worth; otherwise, they focus on external factors. If the girls only think of make-up and high heels, so do the mothers. The fathers are usually somewhere else. When a father is present in his daughter's life, she doesn't act that way. There's a lot of talk about boys needing their fathers, but girls need their fathers too. Maybe those girls are focused on make-up and high heels because they are not getting attention for their intelligence or creativity. Very few people push black girls to excel academically; so they believe they have to be beautiful. However, every adult who comes in contact with our daughters has influence over what they do. If I were teaching elementary school and a girl came in wearing heels and make-up, I would say something about it. I don't know how many times I have told my high school students that adults have a responsibility to protect their innocence. "Just because you look grown doesn't mean you are. You're just tall, that's all." Some ...    less
      • February 15, 2012
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      Cynthia Nimrod You are exactly right, this type of behavior bothers me, because I have to watch what kind of conversation I have with these young ladies, due to the Mother reporting Teachers for anything they feel will be inappropriate. I hear all the time "Don't try to...  moreYou are exactly right, this type of behavior bothers me, because I have to watch what kind of conversation I have with these young ladies, due to the Mother reporting Teachers for anything they feel will be inappropriate. I hear all the time "Don't try to tell what to do with my child." So I have to leave it in the hands of the Building Admin. I always revert back to when I was growing up in a home with both parents and 4 brothers that monitored everything I did as a little girl,teenager,. I worry because these young ladies are subject to Men approaching them, taking advantage of them, using and abusing them in every way possible. I do believe that if they had their Father's in their lives then it would make a big difference. It really does take a Village, but do some believe that.  less
      • February 16, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → FOOD AND COOKING: Which is better Kosher or Sea salt? I know I shouldn't use salt at all but to have some flavor I so, not really sure which is better.
    • February 15, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: ACT pre and post test are happening in the High Schools. They are also getting the knowledge on how to fill out for grants and loans to attend College. This is a very important process for Youth who want to go to College and achieve success. I tell the Sc...  moreACT pre and post test are happening in the High Schools. They are also getting the knowledge on how to fill out for grants and loans to attend College. This is a very important process for Youth who want to go to College and achieve success. I tell the Scholars I work with that even with their disablilities they can achieve anything. I am a SPED Paraprofessional and I work with children with a rainbow of disabilities, I love to teach them the importance of independence and to have the courage to achieve their goals. Even though they are in Elementary School it's never to late to help them utilize their skills.    less
    • February 15, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod Good Morning! It's been a while since I've been logged on. It's great having added more friends! Thansk for the add.  
    • February 15, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with April D. Byrd.
    • February 15, 2012
  • DangerMan Urbansuperhero
    DangerMan Urbansuperhero: Happy Saturday Cynthia be safe and be blessed!! Dangerman "Save the Children
    • February 4, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: I had a long conversation with my Son. Talked to him about how important his future will be to him, some of the things he can accomplish in his life with a college Degree. The feedback I received from him made me really proud of him. He wants to attend a ...  moreI had a long conversation with my Son. Talked to him about how important his future will be to him, some of the things he can accomplish in his life with a college Degree. The feedback I received from him made me really proud of him. He wants to attend a HBCU,  join a Frat, own a Engineering Firm, then start a Family of his own. I'm proud of him for setting these types of goal for himself.  
    • February 4, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod Good Evening BBC! Hope everyone is in good health and spirits.  
    • February 4, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Loretta GreenWarren.
    • February 4, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Monique Jeanty.
    • February 4, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Ernest Moore.
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Ian Gardner.
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Ernest Garnark Smith,Jr..
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with DangerMan Urbansuperhero.
    • February 4, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with deborah renee.
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with AJ Woodson.
    • February 4, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod is now friends with Milton Wallace.
    • February 4, 2012
  • Monique Jeanty
    Monique Jeanty: I went to Dee Lee's website.  She wrote that the story had been circulating for about eight years and she never authored it.   But it is very important.  Teachers and mentors could discuss this issues in a nonthreatening way. I'll include it in my educati...  moreI went to Dee Lee's website.  She wrote that the story had been circulating for about eight years and she never authored it.   But it is very important.  Teachers and mentors could discuss this issues in a nonthreatening way. I'll include it in my education blog: www.mochaeducator.blogspot.com    
    • January 21, 2012
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    Cynthia Nimrod → Supporting our young black youth: I didn't usually pay for grades on a report card. So the other day I checked to see how my Son's grades were, 2 grades were not good at all. I put him on grade contract. I'm hoping this will encourage him to do better in these classes, Geometry and Algebr...  moreI didn't usually pay for grades on a report card. So the other day I checked to see how my Son's grades were, 2 grades were not good at all. I put him on grade contract. I'm hoping this will encourage him to do better in these classes, Geometry and Algebra 2. I know these are hard subjects, but he has to take them both due to not passing Algebra 2 last School year. I expressed to him that if he wants to be and Engineer then he's going to need to keep these grades up to at least a B.  
    • December 4, 2011
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  • Demetria Ray
    Demetria Ray: I have always been of the mindset that "readers are leaders". Wow! This just proves the point.
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    Cynthia Nimrod commented on Demetria Ray's blog entry: I have them on the sides. Many are buried at the top. I'll be 44 in a couple of weeks and I look at it as getting more wiser and sexier. I will not hide my gray hair either. I think it's beautiful.
    • November 4, 2011
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