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The Wichita Shakespeare Company (WSC) opens its 2011 Shakespeare-in-the-Park series with "The Taming of the Shrew.â€Â One of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies, the play tells the story of Katherine Minola, well known in Italy for her scolding tongue, who is courted by a raucous gentleman by the name of Petruchio. This is much to the pleasure of Kate's family and friends. Kate's father has refused to marry off the beautiful Bianca (Kate's younger sister), to one of her many suitors, until Kate has found a husband of her own.
The play is directed by WSC veteran Vonda Schuster. Vonda previously directed "Twelfth Night†for WSC in 2006. Vonda has also acted in many past WSC shows. Most recently, she was Lady Macbeth in "Macbeth†and Mistress Page in "The Merry Wives of Windsor.†The impressive cast assembled for this production includes Elizabeth Anderson as Kate and Jeffrey Faus as Petruchio. The supporting players are Jim Crawley, Jamie Smith, John Sommerhauser, Dan Schuster, Kevin Sowers, Ben Blankley, Katie Corbin, Danzel Muzingo Bond, Joey LeCompte, Stephanie Brean, Robert Esau Rutherford, Ben Sanders, Amanda Montoya, and Jessica Fisher.
Shakespeare-in-the-Park will return to the very popular Central Riverside, Buffalo, and College Hill Parks in Wichita. For this show, the Central Riverside Park performances are being presented in conjunction with the Wichita River Festival. Parks in Andover, Park City, Derby, and Haysville will complete the tour. All shows will begin at 7:00 pm, with an approximate running time of an hour and a half. As always, the play is performed free to all audiences but donations are accepted and appreciated. Those attending are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets and, of course, bug spray.
In the event of inclement weather, there will be a message posted at 6 pm on the WSC line (316-655-2017) alerting if the show has been cancelled for that evening.
Exact park locations and dates are as follows:
June 3rd …College Hill Park, Wichita
June 4th …Central Riverside Park (Riverfest Performance)
June 5th …Central Riverside Park (Riverfest Performance)
June 10th …Buffalo Park, Wichita
June 11th …Hap McLean Park, Park City
June 12th … Riggs Park, Haysville
June 17th …College Hill Park, Wichita
June 18th …Andover Sports Park, Andover
June 19th ….Hand Park, Derby
For additional information regarding this show or press release, contact Dan Schuster at (316) 655-2017.
Additionally, we must inform our patrons about Wichita Shakespeare Company's policy of closed rehearsals.  Attendance at WSC rehearsals is restricted to those people either in the Cast or Crew, or adult guardians for any minor cast members.  Thank you in advance for complying with our closed rehearsal policy.
PDF of Taming of the Shrew Poster
Click"Continue reading" for photos and video from the production.
Wichita Shakespeare Company Presents Taming of the Shrew from Ben Blankley on Vimeo.
Photography by Cassie Conley, Raymond Dodson, Paula D. Moore and Marsha Scurfield.


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Sydney-based vegan psychologist and trainer Clare Mann has written a handbook for vegans to understand and communicate the anguish of living in a non-vegan world.
I caught up with her about her writing, mental health, activism and Vystopia.
A quick guide of the essential developmental stages and the testing behaviours that you may be experiencing with your child or teen. And what they expect from you!
Why do people get in touch with me and ask for my support? This is a question I already asked myself many times.
Why would they choose to pay my fees to get special one-on-one assistance instead of simply buying a book and reading it? Or just going online to find solutions for themselves? Or asking for advices in their Facebook wall?
Life happens. It's demanding and stressful. And its many chapters unfold in ways that will eventually pose challenges to how you view it and take it forward. You have days when it seems impossible to achieve your purpose. To make your dreams come true. And, if you have young children – like me – it seems even more difficult.
As someone that has studied and worked in Psychology, Counselling, and Coaching, who has lived and worked in four continents of the world, I've seen how much life weighs on people, all across the world. We are in the same boat. With the same essential worries and dilemmas. And, conditioned by the same limiting perceptions.
How do you keep going with all your responsibilities, and still maintain your inner balance?

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Next day after I was assigned my new role at Enova, some of my friends asked me, or rather stated: now you won't have time for programming! How do you feel about it? Won't you miss the real work? And my old friends probably do remember that I used to say: I do not want to be a manager exactly for that reason – that I do not want to give away the actual work.
So – why in the world I did it?..
First, I didn't quite give away the "normal work" entirely, I just program less than I used to. Second is more interesting. Yes, I love to produce "the real stuff" that works. But even more important, or at least equally important is to see the results of your work implemented in the "real life", to see your stuff working. And very often, when you do not have any authority it's difficult to convince people to execute your way, even when they trust you and believe you, that "your way is the right way".
In other words, as one of the OMD applicants put it in her essay, "I've realized, that if I do not want to play by other people's rules, I need to become a person, who makes the rules". Or, yet another way to say the same thing – the way I said to one of my former co-workers: I have to do "big things" in order to be able to do my "small things".
Or yet another way to say it: my new position gives me a way to make "real things" actually real!


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The JC Needs Pantry
BACK TO SCHOOL BASH | August 5, 2016 | 1-4pm
Volunteers are needed from 9-4 and are asked to commit to serving at least two hours (but can serve longer.)
The pantry is also looking for the following donations:
- NEW and gently used children's clothing (all sizes, male & female), Fall and Winter coats, shoes, and NEW undergarments.
- Backpacks and School Supplies (all ages)
- Locker Items
- Hygiene Items
Donations need to be turned in by July 31st. Items can be placed in the shopping carts in the lobby. Contact Angi Elliot (firstname.lastname@example.com) if you're interested in volunteering or have any questions.


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The Fab Five Week 3
By Gigi Anders
We're all over the place this week. In a righteous way.
1.) & Other Stories Lemon Lip Balm ($11) will renew your faith in humanity. Is that asking too much of a lip balm? Well, after the political week we've all had, we'll happily settle for this shea butter-beeswax-lemon peel oil wonder to restore our sense of goodness in the world, not to mention on our lips.
2.) Feeling inflamed and irritated over politics? Or maybe feeling kind of inflamed and irritated generally? Here comes June Jacobs Rapid Repair Healing Cream ($30 - $80) to the rescue. This creamy but not greasy face and body treatment absorbs justlikethat and leaves upset skin calmed, hydrated, and baby soft for 24 hours. It's packed with all the good stuff: shea butter, botanical extracts, and barrier ingredients to lock in moisture for the duration.
3.) Alterna Haircare Caviar Anti-Aging Smoothing Hydra-Gelée Nourishing Hair Perfector ($28) may have one of the the longest names in the history of beauty products. But the content is so fabulous, you won't mind. Light as water and super hydrating, this is perfect (PER-fect) for any hair type and really does, as it's called, perfect (per-FECT). Is it the caviar extract? The sunflower seed oil? The magic of love? No idea. But you and your tresses will thank moi. Your credit card, maybe less.
4.) Oh, Sarah Jessica Parker. What are we to say about you? One thing I can say from personal experience is that your new fragrance, STASH SJP ($50 - $85), keeps disappearing from the vanity whenever the boyfriend's over. It's because this gender-neutral perfume appeals to all humans' senses: Grapefruit zest, black pepper, sage, cedarwood atlas, patchouli, ginger lily, pistachio, olibanum, massoia wood, vetiver, and musk all combine to create something, well, lovely. Yet masculine. Yet not too.
5. You know, I've been pleading with you to embrace self-tanners. And I'm gonna keep pleading with you because it's not cold enough yet to stop showing bare legs. If you're more into Friends With Benefits than Commitment, you want Vita Liberata Luxury Tan Body Blur Instant HD Skin Finish 24HR Wear ($45). With an even longer name than than our Number Three, think of this as a universally tinted face and body primer that "blurs" imperfections by masking them and reflecting light. And then you wash it off. Which would be sad. But not as sad as pasty white legs.


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Yet another lesson from another tournament. I placed 70th out 87 players in the World Poker Tour Satellite tournament today. I still feel good about my performance because all the other players at my table rebought or added on for an extra $100 and I played my original $100 further than 16 of them. I even was in a good position after two successful all-ins, when I loose called a check raise. I had Ace Queen suited and limped in as I was playing tournament tight. The flop came Ace, 7, 4 rainbow. I was checked to and raised 400 into a 1200 pot. The first player folded and the second came back at me with a 900 check raise. I called it. The turn card was a 9. He was first to act and came all-in. I pegged him for the pair of aces with a weaker kicker so I called. I should have known he had atleast two pair. He ended up holding Aces and 7's and was slow playing it against my weak raise.
In retrospect (where correct choices always seem so obvious), his cards were pretty obvious. He was playing pretty tight. He called a 200 raise from a big blind of 200, which means he had to have atleast a face card or some midsize suited connectors. His check raise of 900 was a pretty clear slow play. In the future I will tighten up my calling requirements for check raises.
After the tournament this morning, I walked Ishy for Keith. Took Lexi out to lunch at Clarkes. Got a haircut. And to cap it all off, I finished most of my grading. I made back about $35 of my registration fee for today's game playing on-line tonight. All in all a good day.
Wednesday, December 29, 2004
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Happy thanksgiving lovelies!!,
I hope your week is going great. Mine is and I am so looking forward to spending time with family and a little break from work. They say gratitude is the best attitude. I surely am grateful for all my blessings. I say count your blessings too, name them one by one and it will surprise you what the Lord has done!
I have always loved scarves, especially blanket scarves, they are the best thing that happened to fall and winter accessories. They are a must have!! What with the versatility and all. They are warm and can be worn in so many different ways.I kid you not, is just as warm as the majority of my winter coats! It's so huge I can wrap it, belt it and keep nice and cosy. This is such an easy throw together outfit, it doesn't really matter what's going on beneath the cape. I did a post for how to rock these in seven ways. If you scroll down in older posts, you will find it.
Anywho, I got this lovely blanket scarf from charlotte Russe a while ago. The best thing I love about it is that it has a fur collar which can be taken off too! How cool is that. And you don't have to do much with it, its effortlessly chic on its own. Just wrap it on yourself anyway you feel like.
I paired this with a little sweater and jeggings. Finished it off with these tan gorgeous boots from express. This look is good for work, out with friends on a cold night, or out to the mall or for thanksgiving lunch with family.
I hope you guys enjoy your thanksgiving.
Till text time,
Stay stylish!
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Boots: Express, Blanket scarf: Charlotte Russe, Jeggings: Forever 21, Sweater; Marshall's, Earrings:Burlington
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Eremogone kingii (Sandwort)
Caryophyllaceae. (Pink Family)
Semi-desert. Shrublands, openings. Spring.
Petals are white but floral parts impart a yellow hue to the flowers. Eremogone kingii has an open spray of flowers rather than the close-packed flower clusters of the common Eremogone congesta; both species have long grass-like leaves; congesta grows at higher altitudes.
Clarence King was a geologist, mining engineer, and first Director of the United States Geological Survey.
The genus Eremogone was named in 1833 by Eduard Fenzl (1808-1879). "Erem" is Greek for "a lonely place" or "desert", and "gon" is Greek for "seed"; the allusion is of unknown meaning.


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Meet Dr. McCoy
Dr. McCoy graduated from Temple University School of Dentistry and began his professional career in Morton, PA. A Delaware County resident for most of his life, Dr. McCoy graduated from Chichester High School and completed his undergraduate degree at Widener University. Prior to shifting careers, Dr. McCoy was employed by Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Company for four years.
Dr. McCoy has been practicing general dentistry for 40 years and practices many specialties under one roof. Five years ago, Dr. McCoy became interested in the new frontier of dental sleep medicine, attending two to three continuing education courses per year. Dr. McCoy is working his way towards a Diplomat status with the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine and is a Doctor-in-Training to become a Holistic Mouth Doctor.
Dr. McCoy enjoys learning and welcomes the high-tech environment encompassing modern dentistry today. Dr. McCoy is diversified in his professional expertise and enjoys providing comprehensive dental care for his patients.


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Zaytoven ft Young Dolph – Left Da Bank Mp3 Download
Zaytoven and Young Dolph deliver the ice cold banger "Left Da Bank."
Last week, the criminally underrated yet unanimously respected producer Zaytoven dropped an EP titled Where Would The Game Be Without Me 2, which you can check out here. Now, the Atlanta icon has delivered yet another new single, and this time, it features the recently shotYoung Dolph. The song is set to appear on Zaytoven's upcoming solo album, which is set to be a joint effort from Motown Records and Zay's own Familiar Territory Records. While there's still no concrete release date for the project, it's rumored to be dropping before the year ends. Perhaps we'll be able to welcome 2018 with a slew of new Zaytoven bangers, "Left Da Bank" among them.
It's good to have a new verse from Young Dolph, who recently suffered a close call after being shot outside an L.A. shoe store. Dolph was rushed to the hospital, where he spent some time in critical condition before stabilizing. The rapper proceeded to let his fans know he was doing alright with a vague, yet optimistic tweet, chalk full of dolphin emojis: "IT"S DOLPH!" And while this track was probably recorded prior to the harrowing incident, it's still good to hear Dolph on a track again. He certainly sounds at home over Zaytove's eerie, alien-esque instrumental, with his energetic baritone flexing over some trap drums.
"I just left the motherfuckin' bank!" raps Dolph, over a fifties-b movie sci-fi synth. Yet Zaytoven specializes in making this style of beat, and his mastery shows in the track's latter half when he begins sneaking some haunting strings into the arrangement. Overall, the track is a refreshing surprise, and while it's only available in select international markets until it drops at midnight, there's little doubt that a resourceful fan will find a way to hear this one in full.
Quotable Lyrics
Walked in the bank smilin', walked out the bank laughin'
Cartier in my glasses, dumpin' gelato ashes
Fifteen start trappin', Ruger under my mattress
I ain't ever owed a n***a shit and I even pay all my taxes
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Many homes throughout the United States have heating and cooling systems. When these systems have a centralized unit which sends temperature controlled air throughout the building they are commonly referred to as HVAC systems. These systems can do a great job of keeping your home at a specified temperature, keeping you, your family and all your guests perfectly comfortable.
These systems obviously take a bit of energy to run, which we all know hits us the hardest during the extremely cold and hot months. The thing is most homeowners do not have their HVAC system running at its peak efficiency. When these heating and air conditioning systems have to work harder than they should to give you the same air, they are wasting valuable energy.
The air filter attached to your home's HVAC system is one of the most important parts. This small and fairly inexpensive piece of the heating and cooling system can play a huge part in ensuring that your system is running at maximum residential energy efficiency. When a filter is clogged with the dirt and other pollutants which it works to take out of the air in your system, it makes the system itself work harder to pull more air through it. Going green with your HVAC system means you should regularly check the filter to make sure it is working to its best ability. Replace it when necessary with a fresh filter, which are approximately $20 at your local home improvement store. Not only will you save the energy that your system is using but you will also continue to have fresh, clean air circulated through your home or office.
For those that are more dedicated to the green movement will want to replace their existing heating and cooling unit with a combination water and space heating system. These environmentally friendly units not only create hot water for your home but also use that energy to heat your building. These can use your existing ventilation duct work, but will cut your electricity consumption considerably. This is the best HVAC option you have when looking to help turn your home into a green living space.
While heating and air conditioning systems are still waiting on addition design and green technology, using these tactics to help your current energy status will do a good part in helping the environment. Here at Eco Home Site we are proud to offer our visitors our amazing online contractor referral service which helps you find the very best green friendly home improvement contractors in your area. Simply fill out the short form here on your left and get started today. Compare free estimates from your area's absolute best green HVAC repair, replacement and installationg contractors. Get started today and compare completely free estimates on your next project!
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The art historian Igor Golomstock, who died last July, was born on 11 January 1929, in the old Russian city of Tver. Please join us to celebrate Igor's life and work on what would have been his 89th birthday.
Igor is best known for his Totalitarian Art (1990), the first serious study of the similarities between the official art of Stalinist Russia and that of Nazi Germany. His other publications include: the first Soviet book on Picasso, co-written with Andrey Sinyavsky (1960); a large-format album of the delicate, surreal pencil drawings composed in the Gulag by Boris Sveshnikov; books on Bosch, Cezanne and English art; and a memoir, to be published in 2018 by I.B.Tauris, provisionally titled "A Ransomed Dissident: Memoirs of a Soviet Art Historian".
An extract from this memoir can be read here.
After emigrating to the UK in 1972 and teaching in various universities, Igor spent the rest of his professional life making radio programmes, mostly cultural features, for the BBC Russian Service.
This will be an informal evening, a chance for Igor's friends, colleagues and admirers to talk briefly about their meetings with Igor over the years - a chance for all of us to talk about what Igor gave to us and the loss we now feel.
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Parenting the Heart of a Child
Our children start as a lump of clay, and therefore it is our work as parents to mold them in the image of Jesus Christ.
Several years ago, I came home from work to find my eight-year-old son, the youngest of three boys, sitting on the fence to the pig pen eyeing our 400-pound pig. He was wearing his hat, cowboy boots, and the new spurs we had bought at auction a couple weeks prior. I said, "Son, what are you doing?" He replied, "I'm looking for something to ride!" Now, I did not grow up with pigs, cowboy boots, or spurs but at that defining moment I realized that he was his father's son.
Back in 2006, Rodney Atkins (no relation) released a song called "Watching You." The lyrics describe a son who loved his father so much that he said, "I've been watching you, dad, ain't that cool? I'm your buckaroo; I wanna be like you." The song describes a father that realizes that his son is watching and learning everything he does—both good and bad. The song continues with the father's repentance,
We got back home, and I went to the barn. I bowed my head, and I prayed real hard and said, "Lord, please help me help my stupid self." Then this side of bedtime later that night, turning on my son's Scooby Doo night light, he crawled out of bed, and he got down on his knees. He closed his little eyes, folded his little hands and spoke to God like he was talking to a friend. And I said, "Son, now where'd you learn to pray like that?" He said, "I've been watching you, dad, ain't that cool? I'm your buckaroo; I wanna be like you."
It is said that imitation is the best form of flattery, so I ask myself, "how do my children imitate me? Do I spend time with them, teaching them diligently to love the Lord with all their hearts, when we sit, walk by the way and lay down (Deuteronomy 6:4-7)? Do I teach them that God loves them and He wants them to praise and glorify Him?"
The Proverbs writer says: "Hear, my children, the instruction of a father, and give attention to know understanding; for I give you good doctrine: do not forsake my law" (4:1-2). As fathers, instruction requires patience to help our children to understand. This is not always easy, and it requires wisdom to have understanding (4:5). We must teach our children to ask for wisdom from God, through prayer, to have the understanding to know the peace within the Lord's love and to bind His Word on their hearts and tie it around their necks (6:21).
Sometimes, as fathers, we can also forget the grace that God has given us through the cross and, therein, forget to share that same grace with our children. We forget that our children do not start as a perfect piece of artwork but as a lump of clay. Our children make mistakes, and it is our responsibility as fathers to teach them not to foster negativity by severity, injustice, partiality, or unreasonable exercise of authority. This harsh, unreasonable conduct towards children will only serve to nurture evil in their heart. Our job as fathers is to teach them that God is love; and only through reverence to God and through His love they will find peace and contentment. Peace and contentment are the result of obeying God, avoiding the ignorance and folly that Satan injected into this world.
As fathers, our job is to provide an understanding of strength, wisdom, and reverence to God. So, what is the role of the mother? My wife of 26 years will take it from here…
Trying to instill good character qualities in our children was of utmost importance to me as a mother. As parents, we tend to think of obedience first and even diligence when we think of building character. But it was not long before I realized that having a servant's heart and showing compassion toward others should be my focus in raising children who love the Lord: "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it" (Proverbs 22:6). If they truly form a servant's heart, everything else will fall into place.
When our children were young, we started planting the seeds of a servant's heart and encouraged them to do things for others. We would do things as a family to help others, even strangers, being that example to our children and reinforcing the joy of having a servant's heart. We would have them do things like making pictures for those who were sick or needed encouragement; later as they got older, they added notes to their pictures or made cards. Some simple things we also had them do were holding doors for others or helping carry things into the church building on potluck days, and going early to the building to help shovel after a snowfall or staying to clean after activities were completed. These were all easy things that young children could do, and the recognition and gratification they received helped their servant's heart to grow. As the seeds planted began to sprout, we reassured them that God knew the work they did, and they began to ask to help without being directed.
Leading by example is an important part of being a parent. A quote from Benjamin Franklin states, "Well done is better than well said." This is like what Paul is telling us in 1 Corinthians 11:1: "Imitate me, just as I also imitate Christ." Having a servant's heart is making sure we have a godly attitude; but how do we know if we have a godly attitude? Here are four things to consider: (1) See what needs to be done and do it; (2) do the task cheerfully; (3) give of your time freely; and (4) serve quietly (Matthew 6:1-4; Philippians 2:3-5; Colossians 3:23). We should not be ashamed to have our children imitate us. Our children should see our servant's heart as we show compassion toward others.
There are so many opportunities for service to others. We not only need to teach our children how to see the opportunities, but how to approach the task we see—with the right attitude. We need to teach them how to emulate Christ so the world will see Him through the work of our children.
We pray that God's love will give you wisdom raising your children to become good teachers and preachers, holding fast a servant's heart that will give an example of encouragement, and allowing the world to see Christ through them every day. Amen.


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So, yes, for those of you who have "tuned in" regularly will note it has definitely been more than a week since my last post. A combination of life insanity lately along with no new Muse's to write have delayed my posting. Today however, things have changed.
As I reflect on the days creating my new blog space, I wanted a catchy name, something that was meaningful and would reflect me–reflect my desire to be insightful, dark and twisty at times, if I may, but also shine the glimmer of hope and grace that I have found in a relationship with Christ that is so freeing.
I look at my choice: pliable and the definition thereafter:
adjective: 1. susceptible to being led or directed; 2.capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out; 3.able to adjust readily to different conditions; "an adaptable person"; "a flexible personality"; 4.capable of being bent or flexed or twisted without breaking;
The past week I have found myself in conditions that are quite different, and honestly, my "flexibility" hasn't been so great. From a work schedule that has been so incredibly busy that I don't even know how to cope to car difficulty that plagued me on my day off and today–the day I was to get all that I had intended done on my day off, but didn't due to the car difficulty.
So what do I do…I question. I question my attitudes, my reflections, responses to difficulty. Difficulty at level 1 isn't so bad (crazy work). Level 2, I can handle as well (car difficulty). But level 3 has hit me today with an all new sense of questioning and doubt–where has my optimism gone? Why am I so frustrated? Where is the grace and forgiveness I should be exhibiting (which only mirrors what I have been given)?


text: The popular zombie drama, The Walking Dead, has elapsed over a time of about 2 years. But this simple calculation shows that the surviving humans should have killed all the zombies long before that time had elapsed. Let's take a closer look considering infection rates, birth, and death rates and see how those affect the population of zombies vs. humans over time.


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Caption: GO 512 and its train head east past Cabin D in Toronto on March 23, 1982. In the far-left background is an eastbound VIA train.
Nice shot.The changes have already started with the excavation for the fly under in the foreground.
And just think. Almost all of this is gone, if not all gone. Replaced by condos.
It's just like that shot from the CN Tower looking down and it's true "No one would know this even existed".
Great shot!
This is great! And with that VIA in the background.. I bet everything you shot this morning has turned to gold. Please do keep 'em coming.
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text: Katarina Schapiro December 28, 2015 Merry Christmas & lots of love from The Courage Journey Katarina Schapiro December 28, 2015 This Christmas we are incredibly grateful for having a warm, loving home filled with our family all on one place. What are you grateful for this Christmas? Answer this question daily and research shows you will be happier! In positive psychology research gratitude is strongly and consistently associated with greater happiness and improved health.


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Confessions of a Reformed Couch Potato is a continuing series about the wilderness experiences of a fallen country boy brought back to life by wild country. Find past Potato posts by scrolling down through our blog.
Carrying your home around on your back and following your nose from camp to camp is a time-honored manner of living. Nomadic peoples wandered around for a long time before someone decided to camp in one spot long enough for the beer to get done, much less long enough to let the grain grow with which to make the beer.
But, some part of us still has the nomadic bone. There is a group of folk who are willing to eschew beer for certain periods of time, carry their homes on their backs and follow their nose from one camp to another. Alas, and glory be, in my recovery from couch potatoism, I fell in with that group.
My first large-scale meander with these folks after getting off the couch was with four other witnesses . . . I mean fellow hikers . . . into the Scotchmans. I had gotten somewhat used to lugging around 40 pounds in the red patrol pack by then, and managed my way up the Little Spar Lake trail. I was able to keep up because the others were distracted by huckleberries for much of the route and I have learned to pick, eat and walk all at the same time.
Then, we went beyond the lake and into the basin above, a place I had been once by accident while looking for my brothers a few years before. They had abandoned the fishing in Little Spar for a jaunt up Savage, and when I came to find them, I was not in elk-thinking mode yet, and so missed them completely until we all happened to return to the lake at the same time.
In the meantime, I got my first look at Vertigo Ridge and a view of Scotchman Two from an entirely new angle. My thought upon viewing that tilted chunk of stone was that if Earth were to give one good shake, the top thousand feet of that rock would slide off into what I have since learned is Savage Creek. That would make a big noise.
But, there were no noises like that on that day. In fact, with no brothers to talk to, I found myself encased in silence in a sort of wonderland. Even little birds were quiet as they flew in front of me from limb to bush to rock, as if they knew the spell of the place and would not break it. Interspersed among the sub-alpine fir, mountain hemlock and white-bark pine were small oval meadows — sedged-in little former lakes with flat, grassy floors just big enough for one or two tents. I made a vow to come back and camp in that place some day.
It was there that we were headed on our huckleberry hike, and we did camp on one of those meadows, although it was a bit bigger than the ones I had been entranced by. This one was right close to a spring-fed tarn, a little lake not yet sedged in, and looking like it might be another few centuries before it is.
Our route that first day stretched most of us a bit out of our comfort zone, but it was a piece of cake compared to the two days following. As we tucked into our tents that night in that lovely place, I had fulfilled my vow, but Vertigo Ridge loomed above us, a stone harbinger of the morrow, calling to us in a taunting voice, "Take me if you can."
The nomad in us would address that challenge when the sun came up, but not all of us would hike down the other side.
— Sandy Compton
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No U.S. team to root for this summer? Don't worry, we've got you covered on how to become a bandwagon fan of this country. USA TODAY Sports
MOSCOW — David Beckham will never know what it is like to play in a World Cup semifinal. Nor will Michael Owen, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney or any number of other former members of the England soccer team with worldwide profiles.
In the 28 years since England last reached the final four of the sport's biggest tournament, plenty of much-touted teams filled with famous stars have come and gone – as in, gone home empty-handed.
The group that will break the drought when it faces the winner of Russia and Croatia at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium on Wednesday doesn't spend a lot of time on the celebrity circuit. A couple of them date models but they are a down to earth bunch that make soccer, not showbiz, their top priority.
And no one summed up the unheralded spirit and tireless graft more than the two heroes of Saturday's 2-0 quarterfinal victory over Sweden in Samara.
Harry Maguire of Leicester City is new enough to the international scene that a soccer correspondent from a prominent American publication asked in the press box last week. "What is a Harry Maguire?"
Well, Maguire is now the man who scored the crucial goal in what was England's biggest game for a generation. That title will be replaced by another game more significant in a few days' time, and, England prays, yet another next weekend. These are heady times, and the country is rocking.
Maguire nodded home a corner on 30 minutes, forcing Sweden's Emil Forsberg out of the way and sending the ball into the bottom corner. Two years ago he was nowhere near the England squad, but cares enough about the team that he joined a bunch of friends on a trip to France to take in the European Championships.
Dele Alli scored England's second after 61 minutes, courtesy of another header, to extend the advantage. Yet there might have been no gap at all if not for Jordan Pickford. Pickford has established himself as England's first choice goalkeeper yet until last year, he had spent virtually his entire professional career being loaned out to lower-league teams amid doubts he would ever be up to English Premier League standard.
He's world standard now, and produced three saves of that exact quality.
And on England goes, picking up momentum and starting to believe. It is a team with far less stars than those of the past, but it is far more of a team.


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GIS Day was held at the UK Student Center on Thursday, November 17, 2011 from 9:00am - 4:30pm.
What is GIS?
A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a system for creating, storing, analyzing and managing spatial data and associated attributes. In the strictest sense, it is a computer system capable of integrating, storing, editing, analyzing, sharing, and displaying geographically-referenced information. In a more generic sense, GIS is a tool that allows users to create interactive queries (user created searches), analyze the spatial information, and edit data. Geographic Information Science is the science underlying the applications and systems, taught as a degree programme by several universities. (Source: Wikipedia, full reference here)
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The marriage of food and drink is vital to any event. Tonics Bartending and White Pepper Catering are a match for the ages. Let's have a glass of wine, craft cocktail, or cup of coffee and talk beverages!
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If you've answered yes to the above questions, then FPTS would love to meet with you!
Sure, there are many Physical Therapy groups/practices out there in the health industry that "promise" to pay you top dollar. But do they offer you the ability to be the Physical Therapist you've always envisioned yourself to be? How about crafting opportunities to experience the work environment you richly deserve? We do!
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Nurture Cajun Swedish Meatballs
Complete in 60 minutes
#grassfedbeef #recipe #food #foodie
Serves 4-6
Cajun Sauce Ingredients
1. 1 cup mayonnaise
2. 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
3. 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
4. 1 tablespoon finely chopped flat-leaf parsley
5. 1 tablespoon Louisiana-style hot sauce
6. 2 teaspoons whole-grain mustard
7. 2 cloves garlic, minced
8. 2 teaspoons capers, roughly chopped
9. 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
10. 1 teaspoon mild paprika
11. 1 scallion, finely chopped
12. 1/4 teaspoon sea salt
13. 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Cajun Sauce Directions
1. In small bowl, mix mayonnaise, mustard, lemon juice, parsley, hot sauce, whole-grain mustard, garlic, capers, Worcestershire sauce, paprika, scallion, salt, and cayenne pepper.
2. Let sit at room temperature.
Swedish Meatballs Ingredients
1. 1 1/2 pound Nurture Ranch Grass Fed Ground Chuck
2. 2 slices of fresh whole grain bread
3. 1/4 cup milk
4. 3 TBSP grass fed butter (recommend Kerry Gold)
5. 1/2 cup finely chopped onion
6. 2 TBSP olive oil (recommend Cavelli Organic)
7. 1 pinch and 1 TSP sea salt
8. 2 large egg yolks
9. 1/2 TSP black pepper
10. 1/4 TSP ground allspice
11. 1/4 TSP freshly grated nutmeg
12. 2 TBSP finely grated Swiss cheese
13. 1 TBSP ofchopped chives
Swedish Meatballs Directions
1. Preheat oven to 250.
2. Tear bread into pieces and place in mixing bowl with the milk. Set aside.
3. Melt 1 TBSP of the butter. Add 1 TBSP olive oil, onion and a pinch of salt and cook onions on low heat until the onions are soft. Remove from the heat and set aside.
4. Mixer bowl add bread, milk, ground chuck, egg yolks, 1 TSP salt, black pepper, allspice, nutmeg, and onions. Beat on medium speed for 2 minutes.
5. Use table spoon to scoop out meatball (about 1 ounce) and place on a sheet pan. Using your hands, shape the meatballs into rounds.
6. Heat 2 TBSP butter in the pan over medium-low heat. Add the meatballs and saute until until browned on all sides, about 8 minutes.
7. Use slotted spoon to remove meatballs and place on cooking tray. Dust top with cheese and chives.
8. Place in oven on low heat for 2 minutes slightly browning chives and melting cheese.
Serve with accompanying Cajun sauce in a dish.


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Paul Ayres studied music at Oxford University, and now works freelance as a composer & arranger, choral conductor & musical director, and organist & accompanist. His compositions usually involve words, and he is particularly interested in working with pre-existing music, from arrangements of folksongs, hymns, jazz standards and nursery rhymes to 're-compositions' of classical works, as in Purcell's Funeral Sentence, 4A Wreck and Messyah. Paul works with many choirs as conductor and/or accompanist, leads education workshops for children, plays piano for improvised comedy shows and musical theatre, and gives organ recitals.


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March 25, 2008 at 8:44 pm #299405
well, I've decided to take my wife away for our 21st anniversary, so we are off to turkey on Friday for a week, so i won't be about,lol.
keep the forum going so i have plenty to read when i get back.
see you all soon /laugh.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":lol:" border="0″ alt="laugh.gif" />March 25, 2008 at 9:05 pm #304678
Awwe, congrats on the 21st anniversary!
Have fun in Turkey!March 25, 2008 at 11:36 pm #304680
Awesome stuff mateMarch 26, 2008 at 9:21 am #304681
thanks guys.
just got a list of fish and their locations, shhhh.
going to sneak off at some point and do a bit of pond diving,lol.March 26, 2008 at 11:01 am #304684
/biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0″ alt="biggrin.gif" />March 26, 2008 at 11:01 am #304685
Oh, and get lots of pics!March 26, 2008 at 6:37 pm #304694
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Daniel Hosego
"The Burden Of The Past"
"In the past religion was an incontestable truth, science merely a tool for proving that truth and art a vessel for celebrating it.
Today science has superseded religion as the 'truth' of our society, but science comes with none of religion's moral values. If people don't believe in God why should they live by his ethical code?
If not his code, where should we derive our perception of value from?
As an artist, I engage in a conceptually motivated practice that explores this perception of 'value' in a secular, post-religiocentric world and the role of the artist within that society.
Drawing on the writings of Nietzsche and Dostoevsky concerning the re-evaluation of values in the face of the 'death of God' and appropriating the visual language of Albrecht Durer among other Renaissance artists; I create intricately hand drawn compositions layered with allusions to both Renaissance and contemporary culture.
These compositions are then recreated using modern, Pop culture, mass production printing techniques to transform the work into an up to date discussion of artistic frustration within the fragmentation characteristic of the modern world."
Thames-Side Print Studio has been working closely with Daniel for years producing his editions. The most recent series use a unique and very lovely process of large scale screenprinting on acrylic panels.


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Setting an example for our students is something every teacher strives for each day. That is why I have decided if I am going to preach the importance of learning new skills to my students they I had better put up or shut up!
I studied coding almost 20 years ago. The program was tough and it was based mostly on memorizing syntax and everything was text-based. Now that I know more about what kind of learner I am, I know that this method of teaching did not suit me. This is probably why I switched to Networking half way through the program. Networking allowed me to work with my hands and build physical things. It was easy to understand when something didn't work. However, in software development I couldn't always see the problem which made understanding the different coding concepts difficult.
However, when I started to introduce my students to coding back in 2014 I was able to use visual tools like Code.org and various iPad apps. Three years later I am much more comfortable teaching coding concepts to my students. Whenever we face a difficult challenge I am not afraid to say "I don't know" or "Let's find the answer together."
I discovered Code.org while researching digital storytelling. I was fascinated by the methods used to teach kids to code. The syntax was replaced with colorful blocks and the problems were based on cute characters. But most importantly, it was fun. If I had learned to code this way 20 years ago, I may be working as a professional in the IT industry instead of the classroom. After completing most of the activities on Code.org I wanted to see if I could get back into coding after being out of practice for so long.
So I searched around online and found CodeAcademy.com. There were several coding languages to chose from and it was free. I started JavaScript and enjoyed the tutorials at first. It wasn't too difficult. It was pretty much a copy and paste kind of lesson in the beginning. However, not far into the course things changed. Suddenly I had to remember specific syntax and concepts that I had only reviewed breifly in the beginning. I found myself constantly going back to previous lessons to review. This took a lot of time and effort and still I wasn't making much progress. So I quit. I'm not blaming the quality of the lessons. The style of learning didn't fit me.
This ritual continued for a few years. Almost every week I would find a new course that promised to help me go from beginner to professional coder in no time. But, the end result would be the same. The style of learning would not match my own.
As disppointed as I was, a lot of good came out of those failures. I learned that if I was struggling with theses tutorials, maybe my students would as well. So I made sure to supplement our basic coding lessons with several unplugged activities to support all my students unique learning styles.
But I felt something was missing. I still wanted to learn more advanced coding so I could design my own apps for my classes.
It took a long time but I believe I have found the course that offers a teaching style that fits my own. More importantly I am more motivated to learn than ever before. Maybe it's because I am looking at a career change or maybe it's because I am met so people in the IT industry that have been nothing but encouraging. Whatever the reason, learning to code will be a big part of my life for a long time!
Stay tuned for more updates on my coding adventure!


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LANSING, Mich. (Cannabist) — A Michigan physician granted medical marijuana eligibility to more than 11,800 patients in a single year, which amounted to 14 percent of the total number of people who applied for certification in the state that year, according to an audit released Thursday. The audit, which argues that the state is not adequately monitoring doctor approvals in its medical marijuana certification system, said that physician certified an average of 45 patients per weekday during the 2014-15 fiscal year, when roughly 84,000 patients applied for a registry card. Twenty-two other doctors certified a total of nearly 47,000, or 56 percent, of the applicants, which averages out to eight per weekday. The audit did not name the physicians.
In its response to the state audit, the Michigan Medical Marihuana Program said it verifies physician certifications for suspicious applications and, on Sept. 28, began random audits of the certifications. Auditor General Doug Ringler's audit did not say how many of the 84,000 applicants were new and how many were renewing their cards, which are valid for two years. But auditors cited research showing most primary care doctors see 11 to 20 patients daily and have caseloads of between 1,200 and 1,900 patients.


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The final survey undertaken in 2010 by the RV Keary was in Blacksod Bay, Co. Mayo in late September and early October. This area had existing datasets from INFOMAR surveys when Celtic Voyager mapped a large portion of the deeper water between Achill Island and the Mullet Peninsula in 2008. The other datasets seen below are a combination of LiDAR from Tenix LADS and Pelydrn campaigns in 2008 and 2010, respectively. It was left for the Keary to fill the spaces between these surveys and to run comparison cross lines to ensure that all data could be joined seamlessly upon completion of the bay. Initial progress was good, however with the beginning of October so came a deterioration in weather which limited survey operations on this exposed stretch of coast. The images below show the progress in multibeam sonar coverage until surveying was postponed on 15th October with the RV Keary returning to Dun Laoghaire for the winter.
Overview of multibeam sonar coverage achieved from KRY10_04 in Blacksod Bay, Co. Mayo. Blue hatching showing areas already covered by Celtic Voyager and LiDAR datasets.
Detail of multibeam sonar data collected south of Duvillaun More off the SW tip of the Mullet Peninsula showing outcropping bedrock with sediment accumulation in the eastern lee side of the outcrop.
Detail of multibeam sonar data collected North of Slievemore, Achill Island showing sedimentary bedforms on the seabed.
The RV Keary will return to Blacksod Bay in the near future to complete the survey and groundtruth the bay.
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
KRY10_04 Blacksod Bay
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RBS rolls out contactless in UK, first transaction races thru
29 August, 2007
category: Contactless, Financial, Health
Following the successful contactless trials at the Royal Bank of Scotland headquarters, the company is rolling out contactless cards to its customers in London. The first transaction was ceremoniously made by a Formula 1 race car at a McDonald's drive-thru in London. In addition to McDonalds, RBS has signed up merchants including "Oddbins and cafes, delis, pharmacies, bars and sandwich shops in the City of London."
Formula 1 team makes first UK public contactless payment using RBS card technology
The RBS-sponsored AT&T Williams team made the first public contactless card payment in the UK using a RBS contactless debit card, roaring through the McDonald's drive-thru in Billingsgate in London to grab a Big Mac. Contactless, the new way to pay, means people can now make fast payments for items up to £10 simply by touching their specially-enabled RBS contactless debit or credit card on an RBS terminal – no need to fish around for change, hand a card over to anyone or swipe a card.
The purchase at McDonalds marks the start of the roll-out of contactless cards in the UK. Contactless cards make paying easier and faster than with regular cards and cash. The hamburger was paid for simply by placing a RBS contactless card on the reader. Paying for the order took just a few seconds. RBS' trial of the cards showed that they can halve the time taken for a cash transaction.
Iain Clink, Managing Director, Cards and Direct Finance at The Royal Bank of Scotland says: "Having been the first in Europe to trial contactless cards means we know that everyone wins with this new way to pay. People love the convenience and speed of the card as well as the freedom from worrying about whether they have enough change for everyday things like morning coffee, a newspaper or a sandwich at lunchtime. Retailers like contactless cards too because they make paying faster which means faster moving queues and happier customers."
Ivan Brooks, Vice President, Chief Information Officer at McDonald's UK says: "We are delighted to be facilitating the first public contactless card payment in this country and this is another step for us in modernising and evolving the business. We are constantly looking at ways to improve the overall customer experience and the speed and simplicity of paying for McDonald's food in this way is one element of this. Contactless payment will be available in 12 of our London restaurants by the beginning of October and eventually we hope to roll this technology out further across the country."
In addition to McDonalds, RBS has already signed up other retailers including Oddbins and cafes, delis, pharmacies, bars and sandwich shops in the City of London and on the South Bank of the Thames where the new technology is being introduced to allow customers to use contactless cards to make cash-free low value purchases. These retailers will start to use the new technology from September.
RBS employees in Edinburgh and London were the first to trial the new cards in the UK, using them at retailers in the bank's headquarters and one of its London offices and since the trial started in June 2006 over 52,000 purchases have been made. In early November, RBS will start to issue several hundred thousand contactless debit and credit cards to RBS, NatWest and MINT customers who live or work in the London roll-out area. In the meantime, RBS has today launched a website for customers to register their interest in receiving a contactless debit or credit card -www.rbscontactless.com
Contactless cards use existing radio wave card technology. When the contactless card is placed in very close proximity to the terminal, it transmits data from the customer's card to the retailer's card reader. The technology is proven, secure, reliable, simple and easy to use. A contactless card replaces a customer's standard card, allowing customers to make contactless purchases up to £10 and normal chip & PIN purchases above £10 all with the same card.


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Eden Swimsuit
Enjoy fun and thrills in the sun with the Eden Swimsuit. In our signature print, this nylon lycra swimsuit features pretty frilly top straps, and bottom skirt detail for added fun.
Always check the garment care label for complete fabric content and care instructions.
- Gentle Hand wash cold
- Mild detergent
- Avoid high amount of Chlorine
- Do not soak
- Do not bleach
- Do not wring
- Do not tumble dry
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Salem Lipo Laser Technology Shrinks Fat Cells!
Using FDA approved technology, Salem Lipo Laser at Kennedy Health and Wellness can help both women and men shed inches without surgery, pain or drugs.
Majority of patients lose 1-2 inches from the waist in the first visit.
The Lipo Laser is 100% non-invasive, laser-based spot fat reduction and body contouring system. Offering the relaxation of a massage with the benefits of inch loss.
How Lipo Laser Works
Waves of electromagnetic light trigger your fat cells to unlock, allowing the contents to spill out and be naturally metabolized by the body. And, unlike traditional liposuction methods, there is no pain, no bruising, no swelling, no drugs, and no downtime. In other words, NO negative side effects. Laser-like Lipo Technology allows us to spot shrink any area of the body that contains unsightly subcutaneous fat – belly, hips, thighs, arms, back, and derriere.
It's safe, simple and affordable, and as relaxing as any other spa treatment. Rather than a painful incision, the Lipo Laser uses laser energy to safely (and painlessly) penetrate the skin and target specific adipose (or fat) cells. It is through this targeted process that the Lipo Laser is able to stimulate the cell itself into releasing water, free fatty acids, and glycerol. Having released these three compounds, water, free fatty acids, and glycerol (often referred to as Triglycerides), the fat cells shrink significantly, resulting in inch loss for patients.
Lipo Laser can be applied to the following areas:
- Waistline
- Mid & Lower Abdomen
- Upper, Mid & Lower Back
- Buttocks & Thigh Areas
- Arms
Call our office at 540-
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to see if you are a candidate for Lipo Laser.
Is Lipo Laser Safe?
Yes, Lipo Laser treatments are completely non-invasive and clients feel only a warm sensation from the equipment. Lipo Laser's low level laser technology has been studied and used for over 30 years for many biomedical purposes. FDA approved for pain and inflammation, doctors can use it for fat loss.
How does it work?
Laser light causes the fat cells to open their pores, and release the water, glycerol, and free fatty acids.
Do I have to do other things to lose the fat?
Yes. It is our job to take the inches off, but it is the patient's responsibility to maintain or further their progress. Following each session, you will complete 10 minutes of exercises on our VibraTherapy plates, maximizing results. With all weight loss, it is important to maintain a nutritious diet and keep your body hydrated.
Our program incorporates all the tools needed to get you the best results possible.
Where does the fat go?
The fat exits your system through bodily elimination or metabolized.
How quickly will I see results?
The majority of patients see measurable results after their first session.
How many times do I need to receive treatments?
Depends on the individual's needs and goals, which will be discussed during the initial consultation.
What should I wear?
Women should wear sports bra along with a loose top and gym shorts. Men should wear gym clothes. We also recommended to wear comfortable sneakers.


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Charity Bocce Ball Tournament Benefiting Brighter Beginnings Family Health Clinics When & Where Saturday, May 16th 2015 Check in at 8:30pm | Play begins at 9:00am Chichibu Park at 3116 Acorn Road, Antioch CA Corner of Longview Road and Acorn more »
Programas de apoyo para madres adolescentes Dec. 20, 2014: Las dificultades de una madre soltera para continuar sus estudios es complicado pero un programa las ayuda. – On December 20, 2014, Univision featured Brighter Beginnings (Comienzos Brillantes) in a national more »
At Brighter Beginnings, we work with families in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties who need help. Often, those needs are felt most acutely during the Holiday Season, when society celebrates gift-giving, and kids aren't shy about asking for presents. For more »
This year's fundraiser received an unprecedented amount of support. From selling out nearly a week before the event to raising a record $75,000, our 7th Annual Playing Together for a Brighter Beginning event exceeded expectations and we couldn't have done more »
7th Annual Tennis/Golf Tournament & Dinner Fundraiser Supporting Brighter Beginnings, a Non-Profit Dedicated To Helping Vulnerable Parents Raise Healthy Children When & Where Saturday, September 27th 2014 Moraga Country Club 1600 St Andrews Drive | Moraga The Details This fantastic more »
Auction Item Preview Persian Extravaganza (Value: $1500) Enjoy a Persian Dinner with wine for 6-8 friends in the home of Terri and Hamidreza Khonsari. Terri serves as Founder and Executive Director of Families Without Borders and Hamid practices as a physician more »
As we approach our biggest event of the past 30 years, we are thrilled to announce this year's event sponsors! Presenting Sponsors: John Glass & Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services Caleb Gordon, Craig Terashima & Charles Schwab Walnut more »
Can you believe it – that our RotaCare Medical Clinic at Brighter Beginning's Richmond Macdonald Center has been open for one year already? When & Where Thursday, June 5th, 2014 | 5.30 – 7.30 pm Brighter Beginnings Richmond Macdonald Center more »
A Charity Fashion Show Honoring Mary Rocha's Career in Community Service & Brighter Beginnings' 30th Anniversary Check out a recap of the event here. You can find a full photoset available on our Facebook page – click here to view all more »
How a Nonprofit, For-Profit, and Bank Marry Financial Sustainability and Social Mission Registration for this event is closed. What Is This Event? A collaboration between Brighter Beginnings, One PacificCoast Bank, Gelfand Partners, and the Association for Strategic Planning (Northern California more »
Thank you for joining us at 2014's Project Runway Antioch! We had almost 250 people in attendance, great support from our sponsors, fantastic turnout from local leaders, and of course, an amazing runway performance. Full photoset available on our Facebook more »
Tara Riddle Killian, MSW, Brighter Beginnings' Senior Community Engagement Coordinator, was recently honored as the Bay Area's Facilitator of the Year by Teen Success Inc. (TSI). TSI is a key ingredient of Brighter Beginning's Teen Family Services program to strengthen more »
Have you ever wondered where you would turn for healthcare if – like tens of thousands of Californians – you weren't eligible for Covered California health plans? While the Obamacare expansion is in the process of adding most citizens to more »
Every family matters… and parents know – every diaper counts! The One Thing Every Baby Needs Diapers. While it might seem like the bare necessity, at an average cost of $72 per month, buying enough diapers each week is a struggle more »
Thank you to all of our donors who helped us make the 2014 Holiday Season happy, healthy, and productive for our families throughout the East Bay. The Adopt-a-Family Tradition At Brighter Beginnings, we work with families in Alameda and Contra more »
What a day! The only thing hotter than the weather (max of 89 degrees – only 5 degrees lower than 1958's all-time high) was the great action on the courts, the green – and of course, at the Happy Hour, Dinner, more »
Full photoset available on our Facebook page – click here to view all photos, and remember to like us! Please join us in recognizing the amazing sponsors for this event and our talented tennis and golf teams. Playing Together 2013 Sponsors more »
Trayvania – or "Tray," for short – faced multiple challenges when she came to Brighter Beginnings. As a teen mom, Tray was learning how to be a parent to her son Zion, finish high school, and grow up fast – more »
Come join Brighter Beginnings at the annual fundraiser, a tennis and golf event with happy hour and dinner on Sat. Sept. 7th. This year it's going to be better than ever. NEW: We've just added some live music to the cocktail more »
A board member since 2010, Amanda Feinstein has been a Senior Program Officer at the Walter and Elise Haas Fund for eleven years. Amanda manages the Fund's Economic Security and Safety Net grantmaking programs, which promote upward mobility for low-income people more »
Do you remember your first Father's Day? At Brighter Beginnings, we believe that every kid should get a chance to create memories with their dad or male role model on a special day. But since so many fathers and children more »
Make a Father's Day donation to Brighter Beginnings, where Every Father Matters. A donation to Brighter Beginnings will be acknowledged by a custom Father's Day card sent to your mother or designated loved ones. Donations without designations are also warmly more »
We will be celebrating the kick off our program DADS in the Park! Ven y diviertete con nuestro primer evento para El Dia del Padre! Estaremos celebrando nuestro Nuevo programa DADS in the Park! (Papás en el parque) Tuesday June more »
Ignacio is a father, educator and advocate committed to community involvement and eliminating health disparities as they impact communities of color, specifically among Latino families, men and youth. Ignacio recently joined Brighter Beginnings as the Fatherhood and Community Engagement Program more »
Brighter Beginnings began three new Fatherhood Programs this year – our PAPAS WORKS, Dads in the Park, and Foundations of Fatherhood. All three programs designed to help a different group of fathers or young men in developing their roles as more »
Dads in the Park is a new Brighter Beginnings program that brings urban youth, specifically young fathers, outdoors to connect them with local parks and nature. As Program Coordinator Vicente Lara explains, the program provides much more than a day more »
The VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Program at Brighter Beginnings broke every record in its four year history. Thirty-four volunteers helped to prepare 519 tax returns across the three tax sites in Richmond, Antioch, and Oakland. Brighter Beginnings Tax Sites more »
Antioch First 5 Center is getting creative about how to help families save money and build credit. Brighter Beginnings/SparkPoint Financial Coach Deana Balinton has been working with a group of eleven parents to start a lending circle. While each lending more »
Meet Brian Spiker: Ten Questions for Our Celebrity Volunteer When tax clients walk into Brighter Beginnings to file their returns, their first question is, "Where's Brian?" The Brian they are asking about is El Cerrito resident Brian Spiker: a more »
Cathy Akina is the Senior Family Health Advocate for Brighter Beginnings' Black Infant Health (BIH) Program and one of Brighter Beginnings' longest running employees. Cathy came to work at Brighter Beginnings in 1990 when it was still called the East more »
Anita "Tessie" Siegel, MPH was the Acting Director of the Alameda County Public Health Department since October 2009. Previous to that she served as the Deputy Director of Operations for 19 years. Ms. Siegel has worked to address health inequities more »
Black Infant Health (BIH) is Brighter Beginnings' longest running and one of its most successful programs. In fact, the history of Brighter Beginnings starts with the Black Infant Health program. In the mid-1970's, the Coalition to Fight Infant Mortality publicized more »
East Bay Profile: LaSaunda Tate helps heal financial wounds By Heather Somerville San Jose Mercury News Posted: 03/11/2013 03:00:00 PM PDT RICHMOND — LaSaunda Tate didn't have to live in the poorest community in Contra Costa County. The Los more »
The new RotaCare Richmond Free Medical Clinic at Brighter Beginnings has announced that it will officially open it's doors to new patients on March 19, 2013. The clinic will be open every Tuesday from 4:00pm – 7:00pm and will serve more »
Nine of each was recently donated to Brighter Beginnings to share with its local community families. Through a dynamic team-building exercise, Clorox employees formed working groups to assemble the bikes, paint the rocking horses and create t-shirt designs. The exercise was more »
Dr. Francine Jolton was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, earning her B.S. in Kinesiology from UCLA. Dr. Jolton notes, "I received my M.D. from The Chicago Medical School. I did my three years of residency at The more »
Celebratory activities for the new RotaCare Richmond Free Medical Clinic at Brighter Beginnings are scheduled for February 21, 2013 from 4:00pm – 7:00pm. Light refreshments, a live jazz quartet, and the program will take place at the Civic Center Bermuda more »
The Brighter Beginnings Board of Directors recently welcomed two U.C. Berkeley-Haas MBA students as Board Fellows. Through the Berkeley Board Fellows Programs nonprofit organizations have the opportunity to further their mission and advance the work of the Board, while enabling more »
Brighter-Beginnings is Offering High-Quality Free Tax Preparation Services FREE ONLINE TAX FILING! Want some peace of mind preparing your own taxes? If you earn less than $57,000 per year, you can get your taxes done for FREE! My Free Taxes allows more »
Dear Brighter Beginnings Supporters, Thank you for an incredible year – we couldn't have done it without you. We are grateful to all of you who contributed to our success in 2012, including our Donors, Corporate and Community Grant Partners, more »
Brighter Beginnings will be providing free tax preparation through the United Way VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Program. Spanish to English Translation is Needed to best serve our Spanish Speaking clients. Wednesday 5:30-9pm starting January 23rd (Richmond) Thursday 6-9pm (Oakland) more »
Despite the challenging economic times we are going through, Brighter Beginnings and its client families were abundantly supported this holiday season by the generosity of its community supporters. Cash donations flowed in to Brighter Beginnings from community foundations, social clubs, more »
Cutting children from the budget now costs all of us later. It's a simple calculation, really. Protect now or pay later. The Children's Defense Fund's Be Careful What You Cut campaign is designed to bring the real dangers of cutting more »
You may have been one of many kids who set up a lemonade stand during your summer break to make a little money for – well, whatever it is that kids need money for. Recently however, I met two young more »
Brighter Beginnings' VITA (volunteer income tax assistance) program is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join us for the 2013 tax season. VITA is the largest anti-poverty program in the country, providing free tax preparation to any Contra Costa or Alameda more »
This very interesting article posted by W.K. Kellog Foundation does a very nice job of outlining the Black Infant Health (BIH) program and its new approach to improving birth outcomes. What does talking about money have to do with more »
If you are interested in helping out families in our local communities, we have a number of short term one-day volunteer opportunities during the holiday season. Click here to read more about these opportunities or to sign up. In addition, more »
We are excited to announce that renovations are well underway on the new RotaCare Free Medical Clinic at Brighter Beginnings in our Richmond Family Strengthening Center at 2727 Macdonald Blvd! The RotaCare Richmond clinic project has been officially accepted by more »
Our Early Head Start children and their families got an early start on Halloween with a lively celebration on October 26th at our EHS Center in Fruitvale, Oakland. Approximately 18 families and their friends joined the fun in painting pumpkins more »
Mariani Salmon, a Brighter Beginnings Board member shares this article with our readers as it shows similarities in outcomes of the work that we're doing at Brighter Beginnings. One key paragraph of the article sums it up: "The researchers are more »
Great Ways to Give to Brighter Beginnings Every Day! What if you could help out low-income families in the Bay Area every time you searched the web, shopped online or even when you went out to eat? Thanks to GoodSearch.com more »
Learning how to ride a bike is a memorable experience but learning how to build a bike is even more more fun! The Product Supply organization within Clorox held their annual worldwide meeting in San Francisco in late September. more »
A new interactive, online report recently released by Children Now delivers a current and comprehensive picture of children's condition in every one of California's 58 counties. The 2012 California County Scorecard of Children's Well-Being presents county-level data visualizations that surface more »
Here are just a few of our recent outcomes: 80% of the teen parents we serve graduate from high school (more than double the national average), significantly increasing their earning potential Only 4% of the teen moms we more »
At Brighter Beginnings, we see success at every level. Seeing the strengths of the teen parent, or the developing child, or the African American pregnant mom, helps to affirm their ability to have purpose and hope for their future. Our more »
Brighter Beginnings (BB) Board Members welcomed two BB Program Staff and a BB client to its early September Board Meeting. Alex, one of the participants of the Alumni Leadership Academy (ALA) was thrilled to have the opportunity to speak to more »
Brighter Beginnings held its 5th annual tennis tournament fundraiser on Saturday, September 15 at the Moraga Country Club. This year's event included a golf tournament as well as the "traditional" tennis tournament, in addition to a silent auction, a live more »
Check out this audio clip wherein Ira Glass of This American Life talks with Paul Tough, author of the new book How Children Succeed, about the traditional ways we measure ability and intelligence in American schools. They talk about the more »
You may have heard of Jorge Narvaez or seen one of his videos on YouTube. Like many of the teens that come to Brighter Beginnings for support, Jorge was also a teen parent. But rather than becoming devastated by this more »
Assembly Bill 823 (Dickinson) just passed the Senate Appropriations Committee and is moving to the Senate and Assembly floor for a vote!If enacted, the bill would create the California Children's Coordinating Council (formerly known as the Children's Cabinet of California), more »
In the city of Oakland where more than 25% of children age 0-18 live in poverty and the public high school dropout rate soars at over 47% a group of bright young students celebrated their first graduation. These eager children, more »
As previously reported, the final state budget eliminated Healthy Families, a program providing affordable health, dental and vision coverage to nearly 900,000 California children. These children will be moved into the state's Medi-Cal insurance program eventually and will continue to more »
Living on less than $2 per person a day is one World Bank definition of poverty for developing nations. Unfortunately, this threshold is increasingly relevant to the United States, according to a new study from the National Poverty Center. The more »
Over the past few months, writers from Charles Murray to Timothy Noah have produced alarming work on the growing bifurcation of American society. Now the eminent Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam and his team are coming out with research that's more »
On June 20th, 2012, at the Ambrose Community Center in Bay Point, CA Brighter Beginnings hosted a graduation ceremony for 14 teens who graduated from high school. But this celebration was different from most high school graduations in that the more »
Because "it takes a village to raise a child," Brighter Beginnings joins with health and social service agencies and other community-based and faith-based organizations to support our client families. Partners and Funders The following represents a partial list of our more »
Last week, the Administration and legislative leaders agreed to a short-sighted budget deal that includes eliminating a successful children's health program called Healthy Families and shifting nearly 900,000 children into Medi-Cal coverage. Eliminating Healthy Families could recklessly endanger the health more »
Helping to build a safety net for the uninsured in West Contra Costa County Richmond, California – May 21, 2012 – RotaCare Bay Area Board Members recently approved RotaCare Richmond Free Medical Clinic at Brighter Beginnings, which will be located more »
Brighter Beginnings is pleased to announce our continuing partnership with Bank of the West to bring comprehensive Financial Education services to our client-families. Jill Gonzalez, a Vice President at Bank of the West and a member of the Brighter Beginnings more »
We are excited to announce a brand new partnership with the Jonas Family Fund's Strengthening At-Risk Youth and Families Initiative to start the Brighter Beginnings Peer Leadership Program. At Brighter Beginnings we believe that every family matters and every child more »
To support our Family Strengthening programs, Brighter Beginnings' Board Members and Supporters are graciously hosting parties in their homes to spread the word about the important work that Brighter Beginnings is doing in the East Bay. Attending a Brighter Beginnings more »
Watch Dr. Barbara McCullough speak at "Healthy Communities" forum On Wednesday, February 29th, Dr. McCullough participated in a forum entitled: Investing in Innovations for Thriving Communities and Healthy People, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco in partnership more »
Thank you for making the 2011 Adopt-a-Family program so special! This year, over 300 families and over 1,000 family members in the East Bay had their wishlists fulfilled thanks to the amazing generosity of our donors! Local families with few more »
Announcing new partnerships with the Louis L. Borick Foundation and the Dohmen Foundation New donors the Louis L. Borick Foundation and the Dohmen Foundation made critical strategic partnerships with Brighter Beginnings at the end of 2011. The Louis L. more »
This holiday season was especially bright for Brighter Beginnings and the families we serve in the East Bay. The holidays can be a particularly stressful time for families in need—For Brighter Beginnings' clients, a holiday filled with toys and feasts more »


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Written by MIKE CAREY
Art by KHOI PHAM, TOM PALMER & ED TADEO
Colors by ANTONIO FABELA / Letters by CORY PETIT
It's fitting that Carey's final issue ultimately deals with Rogues choice between staying on Utopia or leaving for Westchester. It's the end of a chapter in the character's life. It is also the only thing that Carey manages to truly succeed with in this issue. Arguably the most important moments in the book are conversations Rogue has with Magneto and Cyclops. Apart from that, the rest of the book feels like filler even if it does tie up at least a few loose ends.
Carey does something unexpected with the Magneto/Rogue relationship. He makes it a long distance one. It makes perfect sense, but from all the promotional campaigns for this final arc you did get the sense that Rogue had to choose between her fellas. This is actually quite refreshing and cements something Carey has been trying to do since he got his hands on Rogue and Magneto. He has made their relationship quite believable and no matter how many Gambit fans scream "Rogue + Gambit 4eva," it's here to stay (until the next creative team get bored). With this decision Carey has actually made Rogue's choice more than just which guy she fancies and in turn the subsequent reason is actually in keeping with Carey's entire arc.
Rogue and Scott's scene is the highlight of the book. Between that and the Magneto scene you remember why Carey has entertained us for all these years. It's not an argument or an emotional goodbye; it's a very reasonable and understandable choice if you take Carey's entire run into account. It nice to see someone leave not because they think Scott has gone too far or that Wolverine is cooler. It's almost touching to see Rogue thank him for allowing her to expand her horizons in her role as the caretaker for the young mutants. Of course, she doesn't leave without giving Scott some advice, but that's just Carey's Rogue for you always. Between these two moments you can easily forgive the substandard plot that surrounds them.
It isn't that the rest of the narrative is offensive or even bad. It's just a bit bland. At the end of the day Carey does tie up a few loose ends that he created. Korvus is thrown away, which will probably please a few people, in a useful manner. This in turn deals with the Shi Ar and the space station that are just floating above Earth. It's a quick and easy solution, which closes the book on an aspect of Carey's run we would all like to forget. Hellion gets some time to come to terms with his previous actions. It's nice to see the character and Carey does some solid work with him. Shame he has already blended into the background in Wolverine and The X-Men. Finally, Carey closes the book on Ariel. She's saved from oblivion and everyone can move on with their lives.
Who knew anyone actually cared if Ariel survived "Second Coming?" And that is the major problem with this arc. Although Carey does put an end to some of his (and others) storylines, they aren't very compelling. It took this writer a while to remember who the hell Ariel was. The book wastes time on characters like Korvus or scenes around tables discussing how to save Ariel. It doesn't really dwell upon some of the core group that has populated the book for a while. What of Frenzy, Legion or Xavier? Carey may have finished their stories (however convenient the endings were), but is it too much to ask for a look in on them, too?
On a side note it maybe time for someone else to write Rogue as every time a crisis happens Carey has to make sure that only she can solve it. Even in this issue she refuses the help of Dr. Nemesis, just so she can do it. Understandably it's also so she can get closure, but it'll just make you roll your eyes.
Another failing aspect of the book is the artwork. Khoi Pham is, for want of a better word, a messy artist. His line work is sketchy at best and although he does manage to nail some of the character moments, most fall flat and lifeless. The giant flaming Ariel image is a striking one and that is the only real high point here. Despite the lack of action present in the script, Pham doesn't seem to take a lot of time worrying about body proportions. (And on page 6 there is something for the continuity police, as Rogue seems to be wearing a mini skirt as Antonia Fabela forgets that she wears green trousers.) It all just reinforces the sloppy work on display here, which is a shame.
This book isn't going to go down in history as Carey's final moment of triumph. However well-rounded the key scenes are in this issue, they accompany a lackluster finale. In the end, Carey will be remembered for his whole run, a long serving arc that has thrown up interesting ideas, great character moments and given genuine depth to bottom tier X-Men. It does feel like his time as come, but as he moves off the title he can be safe in the knowledge that he has had a great impact on the legacy of the X-Men.