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Nearly coming to an end for this little series of mine!
Today I wanted to give a little thought about how I'd like my 2016 to be in a more intense sense, or better from the inside, from the side of meditation and feeling good. This little painting is supposed to be a crystal, by the way haha
I started meditating in 2015 and I slowly learned (it took a while) that meditating doesn't just mean sitting somewhere and not thinking of anything.. so many things can be called meditation! For example, even just painting with a little bit of relaxing music could become meditation, if you enjoy every moment of it and let all your deeper thoughts fly away. Attention, little disclaimer, meditation IS NOT HIPPIE, if you're one of those people who think even that being hippie is something horrible. Meditation is the only way of living in peace with your surrounding and with your self, first of all. It helps you go on everyday, it helps you live in a more open-minded way and see things from different prospectives.
You know that effect that alcool or a drug could give you? Meditate for at least 5 minutes a day and come tell me how it feels.. you'll get higher than the airplanes and without hurting yourself haha
By the way, what I wanted to say is that I want to get more into meditation, and even tho I often make yoga too, I want to get better in that too. I want to prevent myself from negativity and heal my soul and body with it, little by little, everyday.
Whats with crystals then? They are a big part of it, which I still need to discover, so let's take some time this year to get more into them too!
Tomorrow is the last day before 2016 begins, are you scared or excited?
See you tomorrow!!
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If you followed me a little while ago, this has been in my head as something I felt the need to do, or better buying fresh flowers at least once a week.
Having fresh flowers in your home just changes everything: I often change apartment in Berlin and sometimes I need to get one in a short period of time, so the result of my researches maybe its not the best and I don't feel 100% comfortable in it. But as soon as I start making everything more in my style, changing places to furnitures and having my clothes around included, then I can be everywhere and I'd feel good, because one good thing I have (among many other annoying ones maybe haha) is that I can often create my own little space even out of the shittiest shit.
But you need to know, one thing that makes every kind of place better instantly are fresh flowers!
I feel like this "new years resolutions" are often just "life resolutions", in an updated version, because we change anyways every year, and so do our interests.
What I'd like to do, that I never always remember to do, is fixing a particular day per week in which I'll buy flowers to make the room a hundred times more filled with positive energy!
My favorite flowers of all times are those huge white daisies (that unfortunately day can die too soon) that give nearly a sensation of clean space around you... and they're so delicate and never "too much" (not that flowers can be too much, but sometimes it just depends).
Another flower I love is Orchids, but this is the fault of my mother, because she loves them too and she basically transmitted me this love haha
So this was my number three, I hope this mini series is not too boring for you and that you'll read tomorrow's one too! :)
Have a nice day.
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If you follow me on Instagram (if not, hi, my name there is always @pollyalba), you might know that I basically decided to make me a little present, buying myself some beautiful watercolors, new painter brushes and a thick paper.. thick enough to resist to either my imagination fails or enjoyable results.
I had then this idea to make 5 small paintings for each day that divides us from 2016, representing everyday one resolution for the new upcoming year, which I'm really excited for, and learning how to paint at the same time!
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I just decided to put in a post some of the photos I took around Italy during this month, which is now coming to an ending.
I have lived for more than 14 years in the centre of Italy, but I then went to live in Berlin one year and a half ago, so anytime I come, I kinda have the feeling of being for a half like a tourist here.. weird, I know!
So this Gallery of photos is a mix between Florence, Perugia, Rome and Assisi, put together without a real order. Let me know if you've visited one of these and hope you enjoy them :)
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December is been a month full of travels since I went out of Berlin for the holidays, and before every flight or train trip, I tend to take a lot of time to choose the music I'll bring with me.
I usually have three methods to select some good songs:
◉ If I recently liked one or two songs of a particular band or artist, I'll just download the whole discography and discover if I like the rest I didn't listen to with calm in my flight/train trip.
◉ If I don't have any idea I just let Spotify decide for me! haha
◉ I tend to choose, in case of flight, psychedelic kind of bands, because that's what I feel it fits the best with the sights of clouds and skies from the airplane.
So.. what was my favorite music in this period?!
Some friends of mine introduced me to this band and I felt such a good energy from
their songs that I still can't stop listening to them. My favorite song has to be "Budding Tree", maybe because of the deep connection I found to have with Nature and the words of the songs that just describes that particular connection. Also, the official video is just made by followers of this band and it literally fills you up with feelings of love and freedom!
To see the video: Budding Tree - Nahko and Medicine for the People
This song from Tame Impala is something you'd expect to hear constantly running on the radio, for how catchy it is.. but fortunately the mainstream music industry still didn't touch it 8)
Maybe I wouldn't watch the video because it's too strange for my little brain, but instead go to listen also to "Love Paranoia"!
If you have some money to spend in something cool and you live close to or in Berlin, I suggest to take a ticket for their concert in Columbiahalle on the 8th of February.
To listen to the songs: "The less I know the Better" & "Love Paranoia"
The song I've been listening to a lot is Kamikaze.. such a good idea from her to give this name to the song in this period! haha
But apart from that, the song is simply fun to listen to and it gives you nearly some summer vibes, that here in Italy since it's not THAT cold are perfect. It also always put me in the dance mood, and I often get ready with it!
I actually discovered MØ more than two years ago in the worst timing ever, while I was having my finals (more precisely the night before), and at a certain point I started to have more her songs in my mind than the things I was supposed to study haha
To listen to what I mostly like of her: "Kamikaze", "Slow Love", "Walk This Way"
I saved the best for last!
I would say that this goes defenetly out of my comfort zone when it's about music, but what is the "comfort zone" when we're talking about music? Everything that gives you good feelings it's just perfect.
This band is called Yellow Monkey, directly from the 90s, and this song is taken from an anime.. I am so hyped to know how to play this song and I wouldn't mind making a cover of it, even tho my japanese knowledge is basically nonexistent! But why not..
To listen to it on repeat as I am doing at the moment: "Tactics"
Please let me know if you like one of the songs/artists I just listed, and I'm coming soon with a photo gallery kind of post for you guys!
Hope you have a nice day..
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Skirt: LightInTheBox *
Tights: H&M
Bag: AsianIcandy
Boots: Little Local shop
After more than a month I finally show up again on the blog world! My problem is actually my bad relationship with technology: my laptop left me one month ago and my phone wasn't usable until last week.. But I'll soon have a decent laptop and HOPEFULLY I'll then be able to write with good timing on my little lovely blog.
This combination is something I'm in love with as soon as it came home. I've always wanted that kind of skirt since I defenetly can't afford an American Apparel one 8) my only problem has always been that the ones I've found were not high waisted or not long enough!
So when I cam back home one day and saw what the delivery man left for me, I was totally happy and couldn't wait to try it. The quality it's reeeeally good and the color is a perfect option, instead of a black basic one. And the top.. don't ask why pink, but I recently got in love with light pink of all kinds!
Oh and.. did you see the hair? haha Just a little big change.. big because it's totally different from before, but little because I took that decision already two months ago so I was pretty much ready to see me this way. Also, everything can fit perfectly as soon as you feel comfortable in it, that's my main phrase :D
I have an airplane for my "first homeland", and I'll make a lot of photos for a future blog, in one week <3 nbsp="">3>
Hope to see you again here!
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knightmareplague needed a new banner ad design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 4 designs submitted by 2 freelance designers.
I need a nice looking banner for a movie review site. This is a header for the top of a website, not a banner as in an advertisement banner. The design must be what is posted in the complete brief.
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I was thinking a banner that has a movie screen type thing at the top that will fit a 728x90 ad and have it so it looks like theres an audience. Like show the backs of seats and the head and maybe shoulders of people (the people dont have to be detailed, just a simple head and shoulder). I was thinking maybe have a few rows of seats with people and the last row seats closest to the bottom could be the tabs to the menu. About eight seats across would be fine. You dont have to put any menu items on the menu, just make the menu itself. I dont need a logo so this is just a banner. Around 750 pixels wide (it needs to fit a 728px wide ad at the top and the screen needs to look like a screen with the ad in it and the audience needs to be as wide as the screen).


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Former Yankees All-Star closer John Wetteland was briefly hospitalized after reportedly considering taking his own life.
Authorities responded to a 911 call from Wetteland's home Thursday afternoon. Wetteland just finished his first season as bullpen coach for the Seattle Mariners.
The Mariners said he was resting at home Thursday night after having been treated for an elevated heart rate.
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"My wife and I are very appreciative of the over and above care of our local officers and paramedics," Wetteland said in a statement released by the team. "The circumstances leading to my elevated blood pressure and heart rate have been addressed."
Dallas television station CBS-11 and the New York Daily News reported earlier Thursday that Denton County authorities described the call from a woman at Wetteland's home as a mental health issue.
"She said he was complaining of being depressed and contemplating suicide," Sgt. Roger Griggs of the sheriff's office told the newspaper for a story on its Web site.
Repeated messages left for Denton County authorities by The Associated Press were not returned.
The 43-year-old Wetteland picked up 330 career saves in 12 seasons in the majors. He was selected MVP of the 1996 World Series with the Yankees.
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Ferns grew already in the Carboniferous, about 400 million years ago. At that time, they grew still tree high. Therefore, they are usually referred as tree ferns. Together with club mosses and horsetail , they formed huge forests. In German the male fern called worm fern. It gets the name not only because of the worm-like shape of its sori but also because he was formerly used as a remedy for tapeworm infestation.
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Everybody's talking about the Oscar nominations. And some people are talking about how Tom Hardy has a nomination and is in two Oscar nominated Best Pictures. OK but Domhnall Gleeson doesn't have a nomination but he's in The Revenant, Brooklyn, Star Wars, and Ex Machina, all films that received Oscar nominations today. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Let's start the day with some class…and we'll get progressively dirtier, OK?
It doesn't get classier than Alan Rickman, my darling, at the Giffoni Film Festival yesterday. Rickman directed a film called A Little Chaos, selected this week as the closing night film at TIFF2014. He stars alongside Kate Winslet and Stanley Tucci. Come on. With a cast like that, you don't need to know the story.
I'm blinding you again today. And we're going to roll our eyes at Blake Lively. And the Fifty Shades Of Grey trailer will be released. And Leonardo DiCaprio and Robin Thicke were in the same room at the same time. So, yeah, we've come down already from our Alan Rickman high.
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TIFF 2014: Film & Gossip
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The big movie release this month is Catching Fire. There was a time however that November belonged to the Harry Potter movies. The first and second films in the franchise came out in November. Out of the series of 8, a total of 4 of them were November opens. Read Full Intro
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Alan Rickman is directing Kate Winslet in a new film called A Little Chaos. It's a period piece. So...now what do you want to watch? Marianne Dashwood, Colonel Brandon, how long has it been since your last viewing of Sense & Sensibility? Recently-ish for me, actually. It was available on a flight late last year. Full Story
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As it appeared in EMPIRE: I have just returned from the dubbing studio where I spoke into a microphone as Severus Snape for absolutely the last time. On the screen were some flashback shots of Daniel, Emma, and Rupert from ten years ago. They were 12. I have also recently returned from New York, and while I was there, I saw Daniel singing and dancing (brilliantly) on Broadway. Full Story
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Although Obamacare was not as significant a factor in the election as gender and immigration issues, it was clear that voters want solutions to fix our health care system. The failure of the GOP to deliver anything past the rhetoric of "repeal and replace" probably helped tip the balance to President Obama in the mind of the voter.
In Florida, a constitutional amendment proposed the state not succumb to Obamacare by preventing laws or rules compelling any person or employer to obtain health care coverage. Florida is governed by Republican Rick Scott, long an opponent of Obamacare. The Florida Senate and House also have large Republican majorities. Lately, what the GOP wants in the state, the GOP gets without much effort.
Thank goodness, the amendment was handily defeated. Like most people in this country, the voters of Florida want solutions. Continuing to fight about health care reform is not going to solve the problems of our health care system. The Florida Republicans wanted to fight Obamacare to the end and the thoughtful voters in Florida gave them reason for pause. Although Obamacare is far from perfect, it is a start and many Floridians already realize some of the benefits.
My hope as a result of the election is that both parties would acknowledge the people want our elected officials to work together to solve problems. Obamacare has effective sections that need to be implemented right away, such as rebuilding our primary care system, moving toward preventive care and wellness, and moving away from a fee-for-service payment system. It also has horribly scary and convoluted provisions, mostly regarding how health coverage will be provided. These sections need to be examined and repaired. There are workable solutions that can provide great health care to more people at a lower cost.
My optimistic hope seemed to become a realization at first. After the election John Boehner, Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, stated, "Obamacare is the law of the land" and that he would not make it his mission to repeal the law. Satisfied that we'll move forward with implementation of Obamacare, with all the warts and beauty, I left for vacation to celebrate my husband's 50th birthday, our anniversary, and Thanksgiving. Trib chose Mexico, where the beach is warm and the goal of the health care system is universal coverage. The Mexicans are almost there, although they need to make improvements in the quality of the health care system.
Imagine my surprise as I arrived home to read this lovely Op-ed by Representative Boehner. The summary? Obamacare has to go and the tactics of the Republican repeal efforts have to change. He states, "Over the past couple of years, I have noted there are essentially three major routes to repeal of the president's law: the courts, the presidential election process and the congressional oversight process. With two of those three routes having come up short, the third and final one becomes more important than ever."
It makes me want to cry. It is the same old story. Instead of providing solutions, Representative Boehner's focus is to kill the law with a thousand needle pricks. He is going to waste our time and taxpayer dollars issuing endless subpoenas to the Department of Health and Human Services to provide data that is already public record. He will insert provisions into unrelated legislation that will defund important parts of the law. If the past is indicative of the future, the GOP will focus on killing the good provisions that rebuild our primary care system and our community health systems. This is a shame.
More people understand there is value to the law. The GOP has many laudable goals - mainly reduce the size of government, become more efficient, and spend less money. They can do this AND create a great health care system. If the GOP wants to rebuild their strength and relevancy, they will need to change their tactics. Here are some suggestions:
I'm sad that Representative Boehner is resorting to tactics from the old play books. My plan was to use this blog to educate readers about the areas where health care reform was succeeding and the areas where we need to advocate for change. I also planned on writing more about end of life and chronic illness issues. Instead, I will use time and energy to ferret out how the useful parts of the law are still being challenged and just maybe we can stop it from happening. I had hoped for better days.
Questions, comments, suggestions? Please post here, on Twitter @CarolynMcC, or at email@example.com. Thanks for reading and making the world a better place.


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In 2018, the United States faced many issues at home and abroad: immigration, trade, Supreme Court justices, health care reform and Medicare for All (M4A), socialism, entitlement spending, the Middle East, Russia, North Korea, China, and the midterm elections, as well as infrastructure, deficits and debt, and tax reform. Throughout it all, in publications across the country, Hoover fellows offered their solid, creative, thoughtful, and scholarly insight, ideas, and policy recommendations. Here is a selection of their work.
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A good friend recently emailed me an article about forgiveness, one of my favorite topics.
While I found some of the content interesting, I found the article's recommendations lacking.
The author suggested the secret to forgiveness was (somehow) "erasing all recollection" and "removing all remembrance" of past events perceived as harmful. Reproduced below is my email reply to my friend. I hope you find the ideas inspire your own inside-out learning.
Forgiveness and Memory Based Learning
Surely, the article contained a decent description of the problem; however, there is no useful explanation regarding how one is supposed to "forget." Our learning is oriented toward remembering, and our bodies toward life and safety (survival). I'm happy about this, since I definitely prefer life to death (at least until it's a good time to head on out for what's next).
Biologically, forgetting—if even possible, short of nervous system damage—is far too dangerous a strategy to employ. If a tiger chases me through the jungle and I barely escape with my life, I may consider this a traumatic experience that I'd like to forget; however, it's very useful for me to remember to steer clear of tigers!
When I choose to forgive another (or myself), I do not place my attention on "erasing all recollection" or "removing all remembrance," as the article's author suggests. What we resist persists. I strongly doubt the subconscious aspects of our mind-body will even allow this type of forgetting process to occur. These parts of self are charged with safety, and they must do their job well.
Hypnosis and similar state-altering processes can sometimes block conscious recall ("hypnotic amnesia") that may seem like erasing and removing, but all of the memories still exist in the other-than-conscious parts of the mind. In my current view, not even death of the body removes memories from existence; I see memories as morphic fields within fields within fields.
Perception & Acknowledgment
A key to forgiveness is in perceptual shifting, not attempts at memory removal.
For example, my friend, your traumatic journeys as a little girl, moving from country to country, are part of your learning path. Attempts to remove these memories would only negate the learnings inherent in all of your life experience.
My sense of life is that we come here to learn. Sometimes living hurts. We co-create with people, and some of them are dense vibrationally and unaware of their heart-love and oneness with all that is. Sometimes we're the ones who hurt others. We're all human.
Earth is an incredible school, powerfully mirroring our consciousness in stable-state illusions of physicality.
Perhaps forgetting is not the key to forgiveness. I like to allow the memory / trauma / pain to fully exist; to provide all the necessary space to acknowledge "what is."
This includes everything my individuated self—the precious and beautiful ego self with all its successes and failings—thinks and feels regarding each life experience. Past wounds are neither amplified nor discounted. Thoughts of blame and shame toward self and other are allowed to exist. Thoughts about cause and responsibility, vengeance and retribution, and subsequent feelings of bitterness, resentment…on and on…are allowed to exist. They become the objects of my simple life meditation—the meditation of living life. They rise and fall in my awareness.
Our Life Experiences as Co-Creations
I own all of my life experiences as my co-creations.
I do not dissociate nor do I disidentify, since the events and thoughts occurred through the process of living the life of this individuated self; in my case, this expression of a life called "Kirk." I do not dissociate, since what I feel can heal. I do not disidentify, since my soul incarnated into my body, purposely identifying with this space-time. Instead of dissociating or disidentifying, I choose to own all of my life experience—including being hurt by others and hurting others—as my co-creations. My "be here now" includes my doing and having, from "have, do, be" to "be, do, have."
Expanding Into a Forgiveness Practice
Here's a forgiveness practice I prefer.
By expanding to include ALL, I naturally become the witness / observer / watcher, but not as a duality that sets up self against soul as opposites, preferring soul to self.
I am the individuated self that lives within the boundaries of space-time, with all of its life learnings. I own the karma. AND, I am the boundaryless eternal soul. I am the self…I am the soul…I am the soul group…and I am all that is—the all that is where self versus other, and all dualities, release differentiation. I am the differentiated, individuated, particle self and I am one with the undifferentiated, whole, wave of conscious of all that is.
My awareness moves, depending on my state of being, from one perceptual position to another; for example, from self to soul or from self to other. I inhabit this life I am co-creating, with all its pleasures and pains. When I remember to awaken in any given moment, I expand my awareness to include my soul, and perhaps taste the fullness-emptiness of all that is. And from this remembrance, expand to include all I have experienced and all I am. There is no need to forget when I can expand to include.
When I remember to expand to include…all…the toxic triangle of aggressor > victim > rescuer naturally falls away. I remember that we are all one, and I naturally express more kindness, moving from within love. My heart awakens and I remember that I already am, always have been, and always will be that which…is…beyond words…along with everyone else and every thing…and from this space of wholeness, forgiving others is as easy as breathing out…and then inhaling…life.


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Alfredsson helps Senators rout Canadiens 5-1
OTTAWA (AP) The Ottawa Senators are relying on a balanced approach while star forward Jason Spezza recovers from an upper body injury.
Daniel Alfredsson scored his first goal of the season and the Senators beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-1 on Wednesday night.
Jim O'Brien, Mika Zibanejad, Chris Phillips and Chris Neil also scored for the Senators, who have won two in a row. Craig Anderson had 31 saves in his 300th career game.
``It's goal scoring by committee,'' Ottawa coach Paul MacLean said. ``We're going to have to be that hard-working team that grinds out some goals. We did that tonight and we have to continue to do it.''
Spezza missed his second straight game. He is day to day.
``We know we have to work hard every night and that's what we do,'' Alfredsson said. ``When you've got good things going for you it's a lot easier obviously.''
Tomas Plekanec scored for Montreal, which had won four straight. Peter Budaj made 22 stops in his season debut.
Down 4-1 in the third, the Canadiens made a desperate push to get back in the game, but Anderson made numerous point-blank saves, including two on Brandon Prust.
Anderson has been one of the Senators' best players since the start of the season.
``Guys are doing a terrific job in front of blocking shots and cleaning the garbage so I would say it's an overall solid effort by the guys in front of me,'' he said. ``It allows me to do my job a lot easier.
``We're playing with a lot of confidence on our back end.''
Neil made it 5-1 with a wraparound goal with just over five minutes left.
Ottawa grabbed control with a three-goal outburst in the second period.
``We took some penalties that we shouldn't have in the second and it cost us,'' Canadiens forward Brian Gionta said. ``We laid off the pedal for about five, 10 minutes and they scored three quick goals and that's the difference in the game.''
The Senators had a four-minute man advantage after Ryan White took a roughing penalty and was given an extra two minutes for arguing the call.
``He's a guy that works extremely hard for us and plays with passion,'' Gionta said of White. ``He let it get to him a little bit.''
Alfredsson put Ottawa in front 2-1 when he scored off a faceoff, and Zibanejad beat Budaj high stick side for his first NHL goal just over two minutes later. Zibanejad blew a kiss to the sky as part of his goal celebration.
Zibanejad was called up Monday morning and he's made the most of the opportunity, picking up points in his first two games.
``Obviously you want to get that first goal and get that out of the way and finally I got it,'' he said. ``It's nice to see the puck go in and know you can score in this league.''
MacLean has liked what he's seen out of Zibanejad and feels the 19-year-old is gaining confidence.
``I think he's even more relaxed than he was last year in the first nine games when he played with us,'' MacLean said. ``I think he has a little more maturity and I think he's shown that he appreciates being in the NHL.''
Phillips then got his second goal of the season. Zack Smith grabbed a bouncing puck and left it for Phillips, who jumped into the play and fired a wrist shot past Budaj.
The second period was much different than the first, which featured two fights and eight minor penalties that left both teams struggling to create any momentum.
The Canadiens took advantage of an early power play, with Plekanec jumping on a rebound and sliding it past Anderson. The Canadiens were 1 for 5 with the man advantage.
``Our special teams didn't work tonight,'' Canadiens coach Michel Therrien said. ``Our power play often broke our momentum and our penalty kill wasn't very good. Special teams are key if you want to win hockey games.''
O'Brien tied it at the eight-minute mark with his second in as many nights. Budaj took a shot off the helmet, which appeared to stun him for a moment, and O'Brien jumped on the rebound.
NOTES: D P.K. Subban joined Montreal for the first time since signing a two-year, $5.75 million contract, but was not in the lineup for the game against the Senators. ``I felt great today. I'm going to continue to practice and get ready,'' Subban said. ``As of right now, there's no timeframe to when I'll be returning. I don't know. It's not my decision.'' ... Senators D Sergei Gonchar was a late scratch with a lower body injury. ... The Canadiens were without Petteri Nokelainen (back, out indefinitely) and Max Pacioretty (appendectomy, three to four weeks).


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The levels of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has reached 400 parts per million for the first time in human history. The last time levels were this high global average temperatures eventually reached 3 or 4C° higher than now, the polar regions were up to 10C° warmer than today the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets were smaller and Sea level ranged between five and 40 meters (16 to 131 feet) higher than today.
There are two reasons to be seriously worried by this year's CO2 measurements from the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii. We are hitting the symbolic limit of 400 parts per million, showing how far we have come from the pre-industrial levels of 280 and the relative safety of 350. Even more alarming, though, is the fact that this year the levels have risen faster year-on-year than ever before during the time that measurements have been made, breaking the previous record from more than a decade ago. In other words, not only are we speeding into climatic territory that humankind has never experienced before, we are still speeding up.
The planet is poised to reach the 1,000 ppm level in only 100 years if emissions continue to rise at their present level whereas an increase of just 10 parts per million might have taken 1,000 years or more during ancient climate change events. We are altering the conditions within which civilisation developed, at a rate that will seriously challenge our capacity to adapt and change.
The people with their foot on the gas pedal are the dirty fuel and logging industries, with the coal industry alone responsible for two thirds of recent frantic emission growth. And they have no intention of slowing down. Massive coal expansions are planned in Australia, China and the U.S., that would lock in increasing emissions for decades. Stopping or scaling back these projects is absolutely necessary to keep global warming from accelerating further out of control.
The Greenpeace Energy [R]evolution 2012 provides a consistent fundamental pathway for how to protect our climate: getting the world from where we are now to where we need to be by phasing out fossil fuels and cutting CO2 emissions while ensuring energy security. Implementing a revolution in the way energy is produced and used would add six million jobs in the heating and power sectors alone.
The multitude of destructive global and local impacts of the fossil fuel industry is becoming all the more apparent and uniting local groups and international networks in resistance. The hope for the planet is that the climate movement and the clean energy solutions can grow even faster than the CO2 emissions have. We have already seen examples of the movement taking on some of the biggest and most powerful vested interests in the world, delaying or stopping coal terminals, oil sands pipelines and coal power plants; and putting in place successful clean energy policies. What the data from Mauna Loa shows is that spaceship earth needs more hands - your hands - on deck to bring in more of these victories.
Stephanie is a climate campaigner at Greenpeace International.
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...and you all. I can just imagine what the carbon parts per million would be without Greenpeace's intervention. And yes, spaceship earth needs all hands on deck. Happy Mother's Day to you mom's in there, and to our mother earth. Time to stand and be counted.
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The data is pretty scary, but what it is saying is we need to do more. Individually and collectively.
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The data is pretty scary, but what it is saying is we need to do more. Individually and collectively.
I work as an energy efficiency consultant for industry and I am sick of the government undermining any policy that is vaguely good for the environment. Everything is so short-term and they are so damn smug about it too!
Despite all my knowledge and experience it is becoming impossible to facilitate real energy reductions, let alone make a living. So I focus my energy into, what I can do individually, the local Transition group and my blog, and provide help and advice to anyone that asks.
On a more positive note, far more people are aware and worried about carbon emissions now. They are experiencing changes for themselves. They just need something or someone to lead them into action. Good on Prince Charles for verbally bashing the politicians on their lack of progress!
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Wow. That much carbon dioxide? Thats just scary. The charts clearly show that people need to start using cleaner energy.
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Hi. How about correlating the CO2 ppm graph with human population growth? 1750, 1bn people, 276 ppm (and both previously stable). 1930, 2bn, 310ppm; 1...
Hi. How about correlating the CO2 ppm graph with human population growth? 1750, 1bn people, 276 ppm (and both previously stable). 1930, 2bn, 310ppm; 1960 2bn, 320ppm; 2000, 6bn, 360ppm; 2013, 7bn, 400ppm.
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Mike and I about fell over when we saw the list of things we'll "need" for the baby. I'm not a huge "stuff" person. In fact, I start to panic when I think about my little house filling with tacky, brightly colored baby gear and equipment. There is a lot of good, and there is a lot of ugly...
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Alan Furst's 2008 novel The Spies of Warsaw has been adapted into a new miniseries. Starring David Tennant of Doctor Who fame, the series premieres in two parts on BBC America at 8 p.m. CST Wednesday, April 3, and on Wednesday, April 10 . Tennant plays Colonel Jean-Francois Mercier, a decorated French war hero who finds himself in a passionate love affair with Anna (Janet Montgomery), a Parisian lawyer for the League of Nations.
Furst, an American author, is best known for his historical espionage novels. In 2005 the Ransom Center acquired his archive, which contains drafts of his fiction and non-fiction works, as well as correspondence.
To celebrate the TV adaptation's premiere, the Center will give away two signed copies of the novel The Spies of Warsaw. Email firstname.lastname@example.com with "Furst" in the subject line by midnight CST tonight to be entered in a drawing for the book. [Update: This contest is now closed. A winner has been drawn and notified.]
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This is the next part i.e part-2 of my article which got published in the International Magazine "Linux For You" also popularly know as LFY. The article was published under the name of "Let's Play With Emacs CLI" in the August 2010 edition. All the work done is under the creative common license as specified in the widgets also If you are new to Emacs and want to learn it ,You must visit the Part-1 first.
Modes in Emacs
The vi/vim editor has two modes: command mode and insertion mode, which you have to switch between based on whether you are inputting text or commands to vi. However, in Emacs, this is not the case; you can run commands by typing a key sequence that's bound to some function, as we saw above—and while not doing that, you can modify the text in the active buffer.
Emacs' modes are different; they are editing modes, which extend Emacs' capabilities, or change the way some features work, when they are invoked. There are several modes available already in Emacs, for editing each of a certain type or class of data, such as:
- Regular (text) documents
- Source code in a particular computer programming language (C, FORTRAN, Lisp, etc.)
- Text formatted in a certain way (outlines, e-mail messages, Usenet articles, character-based illustrations, etc.)
- Text with mark-up (like Hyper-Text Markup Language, HTML, for example).
- There's even a mode for editing non-text (binary) data!
Modes are classified as major or minor. A major mode dictates the main editing behaviour, and is applied only to the active buffer in the current editing session. There can only be one major mode active at a time, though you can switch between different major modes. Minor modes offer some capabilities that are not associated with any particular major mode. Multiple minor modes can be active at a time.We'll get to some of the available major and minor modes soon, but before that:
How do you find out the currently active mode? Well, remember the Emacs mode-line bar we mentioned earlier, which is just below the buffer? This bar displays (among other information) your currently active modes, in parentheses, toward the right side of the mode line. Below is the screenshot of the same
The major mode that's active by default (as shown in the above screenshot) is Fundamental mode. The simplest of all Emacs modes, it has the fewest special key bindings and settings. Here, the Tab key is not bound to a function, and works as you'd expect it to (inserts a Tab into the buffer content). (To see some of the functions the Tab key invokes in other modes, search the Key-Index page for "TAB: Completion Commands" and view the next few entries.)
As an example of invoking a minor mode: suppose you want to overwrite text that's already entered in the buffer—then you want to go into the overwrite minor mode). The function to invoke this is "overwrite-mode"; to activate this minor mode, either press the bound key, "Ins" (Insert), or type Alt+x overwrite-mode. The mode-line bar changes to show the new minor mode, as shown in the screenshot below:
Note: Not all minor modes display an indicator on the mode-line; some minor modes are self-evident, such as the Tool Bar mode, which displays the graphical tool bar at the top of the Emacs frame. You can get a description of the mode by typing Ctrl-h m. You will get something like: To get rid of the help window, use Ctrl-x 1.
Important major modes
- Fundamental mode (function name: fundamental-mode): Emacs's default mode with minimal settings and bindings, which we've already mentioned.
- Text mode (function name: text-mode): a basic mode for text editing.
- C mode (function name: c-mode): for editing C programs, a favourite of C programmers.
- Wordstar mode (function name: wordstar-mode): this special mode provides you the key-bindings of the old but popular WordStar editor.
- Paragraph-Indent Text (function name: paragraph-indent-text-mode): This mode is a special variation of the text mode, where the paragraph-movement commands work for paragraphs whose first lines are indented, and not just for paragraphs separated by blank lines.
Besides these, there are also TeX mode, for editing TeX docs, and lisp-interaction mode, for editing and compiling Lisp code. You can activate any major mode by typing Alt+x followed by the mode's function name.
Fun with minor modes
As mentioned earlier, minor modes are not restricted to a particular major mode, but can be applied to any major mode. Let's explore minor modes, with some scenarios to make it interesting.
Scenario 1: If you're a Java programmer, you have to be familiar with the line System.out.println "text" that's used to print text to standard output. Tired of typing the same line over and over again?
The solution is a minor mode named Abbrev (function name: abbrev-mode). After you invoke this mode, to assign the abbreviation "sop" for the string "System.out.println", go to the buffer and type "sop". Next, type Alt+x inverse-add-global-abbrev. Emacs will ask you to define the expansion for "sop" (screenshot below). Type "System.out.println" and hit Enter. The next time you enter sop in the buffer, it will automatically change it to System.out.println. Finally, it will ask you whether or not to save the defined abbreviation for future sessions.To do away with all the defined abbreviations, use the command Alt+x kill-all-abbrevs.
Scenario 2: You want spell-check in the editor
Ispell, an interactive UNIX spelling checker, is built into Emacs, and is a powerful and convenient way to check buffers for misspelled words. To spell-check a word at the cursor, use the ispell-word function, or its key binding, M-$). To spell-check a region, use the ispell-region function. To spell-check a whole buffer, use the ispell-buffer function.
Note: ispell gives you a word-by-word spell check . To highlight all the spelling mistakes in the buffer at one time, use the flyspell-mode function.
Scenario 3: You want to automate repetitive invocation of an Emacs command. Suppose you have selected a region that you want to move through 10 spaces. To move it a single space, I'd use Ctrl-x Ctrl-i—but I need to do that 10 times. Hard on the hands and patience!
Emacs provides a way to repeat a command n number of times; in this scenario, I use Ctrl-u 10 Ctrl-x Ctrl-i. This results in the move-region binding being invoked 10 times, doing my job. Ctrl-u is a "universal" binding, and can be used with other key combination to repeated it for a given number of times.
Scenario 4: You want to find a string in the buffer.
Use the various search functions/bindings: isearch-forward will incrementally search the buffer forwards from the cursor. isearch-backward will search backward from the cursor. Ctrl-s or Ctrl-r will show all the matching words in the buffer (performs a non-incremental search)
Well that's it for my basic introduction to Emacs. I hope you liked it, and found it worth giving Emacs a try. Suggestions and questions are always welcome; feel free to contact me!


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An ASP.NET Core 2.0 web API with Azure AD B2C
This sample shows how to build a web API with Azure AD B2C using the ASP.Net Core JWT Bearer middleware. It assumes you have some familiarity with Azure AD B2C. If you'd like to learn all that B2C has to offer, start with our documentation at aka.ms/aadb2c.
The app is a simple web API that exposes standard CRUD operations via /api/Values through standard GET, PUT, POST and DELETE.
How To Run This Sample
Getting started is simple! To run this sample you will need:
- To install .NET Core 2.0 for Windows by following the instructions at dot.net/core, which will include Visual Studio 2017.
- An Internet connection
- An Azure subscription (a free trial is sufficient)
Step 1: Clone or download this repository
From your shell or command line:
git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-b2c-dotnetcore-webapi.git
[OPTIONAL] Step 2: Get your own Azure AD B2C tenant
You can also modify the sample to use your own Azure AD B2C tenant. First, you'll need to create an Azure AD B2C tenant by following these instructions.
IMPORTANT: if you choose to perform one of the optional steps, you have to perform ALL of them for the sample to work as expected.
[OPTIONAL] Step 3: Create your own policies
This sample is configured with a single policy. Which policy is configured is not relevant as it is only used to obtain the metadata to validate the token. By default, this metadata is the same for all policies. Create a policy by following the instructions here.
If you already have an existing policy in your Azure AD B2C tenant, feel free to re-use it. No need to create a new one just for this sample.
[OPTIONAL] Step 4: Create your own Web API
You will need to register your Web API with Azure AD B2C and define the scopes that client applications can request access tokens for.
Your web API registration should include the following information:
- Enable the Web App/Web API setting for your application.
- Enter any Reply URL, as indicated previously, because the web API only does token validation and does not obtain tokens, this isn't really required. For example
- Make sure you also provide a AppID URI, for example
demoapi, this is used to construct the scopes that are configured in you single page application's code.
- (Optional) Once you're app is created, open the app's Published Scopes blade and add any extra scopes you want.
- Copy the Application ID generated for your application and Published Scopes values, so you can input them in your application's code.
[OPTIONAL] Step 5: Configure the sample with your app coordinates
- Open the solution in Visual Studio.
- Open the
- Find the assignment for
Tenantand replace the value with your tenant name.
- Find the assignment for
ClientIDand replace the value with the Application ID from Step 4.
- Find the assignment for
Policyand replace the value with the name of the policy from Step 3.
Step 6: Run the sample
Clean the solution, rebuild the solution, and run it. You can now sign up & sign in to your application using the accounts you configured in your respective policies.
About the code
Here there's a quick guide to the most interesting authentication related bits of the sample.
Token validation
As it is standard practice for ASP.NET Core Web APIs, the token validation functionality is implemented with the JWT Bearer middleware. Here there's a relevant snippet from the middleware initialization:
services.AddAuthentication(options =>
options.DefaultScheme = JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme;
.AddJwtBearer(jwtOptions =>
jwtOptions.Authority = $"https://login.microsoftonline.com/tfp/{Configuration["AzureAdB2C:Tenant"]}/{Configuration["AzureAdB2C:Policy"]}/v2.0/";
jwtOptions.Audience = Configuration["AzureAdB2C:ClientId"];
jwtOptions.Events = new JwtBearerEvents
OnAuthenticationFailed = AuthenticationFailed
Important things to notice:
- The Authority points is constructed using the tfp path, the tenant name and the policy.
- The OnAuthenticationFailed notification is to print better error messages if you have issues configuring this sample. You should not use this handler in production.
Scope validation
Optionally, you can enforce more granular access control via scopes.
You can access codes via:
var scopes = HttpContext.User.FindFirst("http://schemas.microsoft.com/identity/claims/scope")?.Value;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(TheScope) && scopes != null && scopes.Split(' ').Any(s => s.Equals(TheScope)))
// Do stuff
// Unauthorized
Scopes are space delimited, so use a string split and check that the scope you are want is present via a .Equals. Beware of using .Contains as that will cause issues if you have two scopes like:
read and
denyread. Contains on read will also match denyread.


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Nutcracker Sugarplums
How cool would it be if all 28 second-grade girls who were Nutcracker Sugarplums this year grew up to be professional ballerinas, or patrons of the art?
Still, if all that happens is that they take in a performance 20 years hence with children of their own, members of Colorado Ballet Auxiliary will be happy because they've achieved their goal of building future audiences — one person at a time.
The family-oriented Nutcracker Sugarplum program unfolds over the course of a year, and includes mother-daughter, father-daughter and " 'Plums only" activities. The girls are introduced to dancers, and have an opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes look at what's involved in mounting a ballet production.
Former CBS4 news anchor Aimee Sporer Caplis and Stacy McHugh chaired the 2009 Nutcracker Sugarplums, and are responsible for instituting Tutus and Tiaras, a service and outreach component that supports Colorado Ballet's Dance Renaissance program. Dance Renaissance provides ballet clothes, equipment and teachers to children attending Title I schools that have little to no arts funding.
Brenna Cox and Darcy Guttwein, whose daughters were Sugarplums in 2008, agreed to oversee Tutus and Tiaras and led the 2009 Sugarplums as they made friendship bracelets for the children participating in Dance Renaissance, collected ballet clothing and equipment for donation, and made paper flower bouquets to be presented to those dancing in "The Nutcracker."
"Little things," Caplis said, "that hopefully instill a sense of giving and gratitude in our Sugarplums."
The Sugarplum program culminates with a black-tie dinner held at the Brown Palace Hotel the night before Colorado Ballet has its first performance of "The Nutcracker" season. The little girls, and their families, are introduced by Dr. Toby Cole and receive the traditional sprinkling of fairy dust and a souvenir Nutcracker figurine.
The following night, they are introduced on stage at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House immediately before the ballet begins.
The ball was chaired by Ronette Hall and Jill Hibbeln; Carole Buyers handled reservations; Leslie Dewell Smith was in charge of public relations; Dory Pratt headed the dress selection committee, and Liz Arnold was the program's adviser.
Anna Bates, who founded the Sugarplum program, attended the ball, along with such other VIPs as Gil Boggs, Colorado Ballet's artistic director; board chair Denise Sanderson; principal dancer Chandra Kukendall; and auxiliary co-presidents Kim Reifsnider and Susan McCann with such members of their board as Paige O'Brien, Susan Strauss, Kerry Vickers, Holly Price, Cami Cooper and Beth Murphy.
Board members Anne Hillary and Suzan Schlatter were there, too, along with husbands Jim Hillary and Gary Schlatter. The Hillarys' daughter, Charlotte, was a Sugarplum this year; the Schlatters' daughter, Amanda, is a Sugarplum Alum.
The 2009 Sugarplums are listed below, with biographical notes that public relations chair Leslie Dewell Smith gleaned from information supplied by the honorees and/or their parents:
Annabel June Benes
Miss Benes is the daughter of Katrina and Craig Benes of Denver. She'd like to change the world one day by stopping pollution. She plans to be a singer/songwriter, and her favorite song is "Honey, Honey," by ABBA. She loves chocolate vanilla swirl ice cream, and snacking on Pirate's Booty. The best present she ever received is her little brother, Wyatt.
Caroline Grace Burke-Dullinger
Miss Burke-Dullinger is the daughter of Shannon and Rodney Burke, Marcy and Kelly Greene and Ron Dullinger, all of Denver. In her future career, she'd like to be an artist. Her favorite snack is graham crackers and milk, and the one food that she always steers clear of is hot dogs. The poems in the book, "Where the Sidewalk Ends," are her fave, and she thinks the best place to vacation is at the beach. Almost anything can make her giggle!
Paige Karol Cherubini
Miss Cherubini is the daughter of Maggie and Adam Cherubini of Denver. A favorite treat is coffee ice cream, but pleeease don't pass the spinach at the dinner table! Paige is an animal lover who is crazy about dogs. But, in her book, the most adorable animal of all is the kitty cat. Sunny Florida is her choice for a wonderful, family get-away.
Anderson LaCille Dodge
Miss Dodge is the daughter of Allison and Bruce Dodge of Greenwood Village. Anderson hopes to be a pediatrician one day, where she'll most likely treat her favorite animals: bunny rabbits and puppies. She loves Judy Moody books, and the song, "Falling Down," by Salina Gomez. The best present she ever received was four goldfish. As an adult, she'll change the world by making sure that "nobody gets bossed around." As you may have guessed, she has an older sibling, a brother.
Ella Catherine Dunkin
Miss Dunkin is the daughter of Karrie and Doug Dunkin of Englewood. When she grows up, she'd like to invent a way to make it rain without a big storm. She loves listening to her favorite song, "Burning' Up," by the Jonas Brothers, and her sister really makes her giggle. Cell phones are a favorite, and the best present that she ever received was her LittleKinz stuffed animal, Lilly Lulu.
Jordan Nicole Fisher
Miss Fisher is the daughter of Amy and Scott Fisher of Greenwood Village. She loves to sing and read the "Magic Fairy" series. Her favorite song is, "Tell Me Something I Don't Know," by Selina Gomez. When she grows up she wants to be an inventor and own a boutique that sells girls' clothes and matching outfits for their pets. Her favorite vacation spot is Grandma and Grandpa's house, where she swims in their pool and drives in the golf cart to get ice cream. The best gifts she ever received were her Heelys and I-pod. But her most prized possession is a skateboard that she bought with her money she'd earned on her own.
Isabelle Rae Ford
Miss Ford is the daughter of Michelle and Michael Ford of Aurora. She'd like to be a dolphin and whale trainer when she grows up, and her favorite place to vacation is Hawaii. She loves rainbow sorbet, but always steers clear of mushrooms and peanut butter. The cutest animal on Earth for her is the koala bear, and she loves the book, "Kylie the Carnival Fairy." The best gift she ever received is her Nintendo DS.
Anna Fucarino
Miss Fucarino is the daughter of Courtney and Peter Fucarino of Denver. Anna would like to be an artist when she grows up, and her favorite song is "Don't Stop Believing," by Journey. She loves vacationing in Mexico, and she considers Chex Mix the "yummiest snack." Her ice cream of choice is lemon sorbet, and she thinks that the cutest animal on Earth is a puppy.
Lillian Elizabeth Gaechter
Miss Gaechter is the daughter of Carolyn and Phillip Gaechter of Denver. Lilly loves vanilla ice cream, but hates chocolate anything. She'd like to change the world one day by insuring that all cats and dogs get adopted and have loving homes. She enjoys reading the "Ivy and Bean" book series, and her favorite place to vacation is Hawaii. The best present she ever received was her kitten, Daisy, when she had to have her teeth pulled for braces.
Courtney Hancock
Miss Hancock is the daughter of Cathleen and Mark Hancock of Cherry Hills Village, and is the third in her family to be a Nutcracker Sugarplum. She attends Cherry Hills Village Elementary School. Her sister, Melanie, is a Sugarplum Alum.
Charlotte Anne Hillary
Miss Hillary is the daughter of Anne and James Hillary of Cherry Hills Village. She'd like to change the world one day by getting rid of cigarette smoking. She plans to be a doctor, and her favorite animal is the octopus. Jokes really make her giggle, and the best vacation she ever took was to Kukio, Hawaii. Her favorite book is "Miss Patty is Batty," and the best present she ever received was her American Girl tree house.
Jordyn Anne Jentz
Miss Jentz is the daughter of Martha and Scott Jentz of Greenwood Village, CO. Jordyn has a sweet tooth, and just loves cupcakes and vanilla soft-serve ice cream with cherry dip. When she grows up, she wants to change the world by making sure people always pick up litter and that they recycle. She just loves her new computer, and the best present she ever received was her roller skates. The most wonderful vacation she's taken was to Alaska, and her favorite book is "The Littlest Angel."
Emilie Goerig Jones
Miss Jones is the daughter of Kim and Billy Jones of Greenwood Village. Her favorite ice cream is Arnold Palmer-flavored gelato, and she hopes to be a professional skier when she grows up. The best vacation she ever took was to California, and she loves snacking on Cheetos. The thinks the cutest animal on the planet is the red panda, and her favorite books are from "The Puppy Place" series.
Marie Wilkes Jordaan
Miss Jordaan is the daughter of Ashley and Hendrik Jordaan of Cherry Hills Village. She hopes to change the world one day by making sure that all the kids in the world have lots of toys during the holidays. She thinks that the cutest animal is the penguin and her favorite place to vacation is Disneyland. She loves to perform songs for her four siblings in the car. She enjoys the book "Pinkalicious," and the best gift she ever received was a trampoline.
Alexis Elaine Linafelter
Miss Linafelter is the daughter of Stephanie and Rod Linafelter of Cherry Hills Village. Lexi's ice cream of choice is peppermint stick, and she thinks that the cutest animal on Earth is the hippopotamus. She loves vacationing in Hawaii, and hopes to be a paleontologist one day. The best present she ever received is her precious pet dog, Lilly.
Taylor Elizabeth Lucero
Miss Lucero is the daughter of Lori Lynn and Shane Lucero of Greenwood Village. Taylor would like to change the world one day by making sure everyone is nice to one another. Her favorite ice cream is vanilla fudge, and she just loves dogs. Her best vacation includes a trip to Palm Desert. When she's relaxing, she likes to listen to music and read her favorites from the "Biscuit" book series.
Madelynn Jane McDonald
Miss McDonald is the daughter of Nikki Withrow and Matt McDonald of Cherry Hills Village. Maddy Jane loves to giggle with her brother, Sammy, and one day she hopes to be a singer and pianist. She hopes to change the world by showing people how nice the world could be if everyone is kind, respectful and polite to one another. She has a real zest for life and says, "I love everything!" Her favorite book is "The Invention of Hugo Cabret."
Molly Faye Miller
Miss Miller is the daughter of Kathy and Merlin Miller of Cherry Hills Village. Molly loves strawberry ice cream and cookies, and just hates tuna. When she grows up, she wants to help the world Go Green. One day, she hopes to work as a lifeguard, and her favorite place to vacation is Hawaii. She giggles up a storm when her grandma tickles her, and thinks the cutest animal on Earth is the cockatiel. Her favorite song is "Let's Make it Rock," by Hannah Montana, and the best gift she's ever received is a diamond necklace and ring from her parents.
Vidhya Kapur Pathy
Vidhya is the daughter of Vatsala and Arun Pathy of Denver. As a grown-up, she'd like to plant many new trees. As with most little girls, there's a soft spot in her heart for "Mommy," and the best present she's ever received is her gerbils. She's a real bookworm and loves every book she's ever read. Her favorite song is "Our Song," by Taylor Swift.
Ellen Elizabeth Possehl
Miss Possehl is the daughter of Sarah and Bob Possehl of Cherry Hills Village. Her favorite ice cream is cookie dough, and her favorite snack is popcorn. She giggles like crazy when she's on the tire swing with her brother and sister, and her favorite place to vacation is at the beach. For her, puppies are the cutest animals on Earth. She loves the breeze on her face when she rides bikes with her dad, and sleepovers & baking cookies are perennial faves.
Alexandra Resnick
Miss Resnick is the daughter of Sara and Eric Resnick of Cherry Hills Village. Allie wants to be the first woman president. Her best vacation ever was a trip to Zermat, Switzerland, with her family, and she loves rockin' out to her favorite song, "Gitchee, Gitchee, Goo." Her yummiest flavor of ice cream is cookie dough, and the best present she ever received was a trampoline.
Grace Schmitt
Miss Schmitt is the daughter of Tina and Jeff Schmidt of Cherry Hills Village. Grace has a sweet tooth for cotton candy and smoothies, but when it comes to squash, it's a big "no thanks!" She wants to change the world one day by continuing to make strides with regards to recycling, and she loves reading "Junie B. Jones" books. Her ultimate favorite song is "Whatcha Say?" For downtime, vacations to Hawaii are always A+ in her book, where she enjoys snorkeling. One day, she'd love to be an actress.
Hayden Pierce Schwartz
Miss Schwartz is the daughter of Dr. Evan Schwartz and the late Tracy C. Schwartz. She hopes to change the world by helping to achieve world peace and happiness for all. As a grown-up, she plans to work as a pediatrician, and her grandmother's ranch is her favorite get-away. As a chocoholic extraordinaire, her favorite desert is a hot-fudge, chocolate brownie sundae, and it's her dad that always makes her giggle.
Emery Gabrielle Scott
Miss Scott is the daughter of Michelle and Don Scott of Denver. Her favorite place to vacation is Turks & Caicos. The best present that she can imagine is an iPod touch, and she's working hard to earn it. She adores her dog, and thinks that he is the cutest animal on Earth. Her favorite books are from the "Harry Potter" series.
Olivia Penn Stafford
Miss Stafford is the daughter of Laura and William Stafford of Littleton. Olivia loves vanilla ice cream, and plans to have a career as an archeologist. Her favorite place to vacation is Captiva Island, and she enjoys nature, snorkeling and swimming. When her sister Grace tickles her, it always makes her giggle. She thinks that the cutest animals on Earth are bears, and she loves jammin' out to her favorite song, "Battlefield," by Jordin Sparks.
Eleanor Laurel Sullivan
Miss Sullivan is the daughter of Lynn and Michael Sullivan of Denver. Ellie loves reading anything by Roald Dahl, and when it comes to music, she enjoys the soundtrack from the Broadway hit musical, "Wicked." She thinks snacking on chocolate chip cookies is the best, but offering her beets or wasabi may not go over well! For her, the cutest animal on Earth is the baby polar bear, and she just loves playing with her friends.
Margaret Vogelpohl
Miss Vogelpohl is the daughter of Jenifer and Bill Vogelpohl of Cherry Hills Village. Her favorite vacation was a grandmother-mother-daughter trip to Chicago to the American Girl Doll store. She loves fly-fishing at her uncle's ranch in the summers. When she grows up, she'd like to be a veterinarian who travels and saves endangered species from around the world. She thinks the cutest animal in the world is a newborn, black Labrador puppy with its eyes still shut.
Abigail Jean Wilkinson
Miss Wilkinson is the daughter of Jana and Brian Wilkinson of Cherry Hills Village. She plans to have a career as a teacher and a swimmer, and her favorite place to vacation is Florida. She's a true bookworm, and loves reading the "Rainbow Fairy" series. Chocolate ice cream is a real fave, but she always turns down an offer for yellow bell peppers. The best present she ever received is her Kit Kittredge doll, and her favorite song is "Here Comes the Sun," by the Beatles.
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1836 Ste Catherine West , H3H 1M1
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