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I AM ANGELA is an unprecedented look at the reigning AVN Female Performer of the Year: Angela White. Documentary filmmaker, Evil Chris, continues to evolve his original approach to the showcase genre, weaving together revealing interviews, compelling documentary sequences and passionate hardcore sex.
This groundbreaking XXX documentary brings together four AVN Hall of Fame directors, who capture Angela's powerful presence and raw sexuality in signature style. Jonni Darkko's deft lens captures Angela in an intense 3-on-1 scene with Mick Blue, Markus Dupree, and Steve Holmes, featuring double anal and triple penetration. Dana Vespoli directs and performs in an amazing all-girl anal threesome with Angela and alt-porn trailblazer Joanna Angel. In a rare collaboration, Joey Silvera lends his legendary directorial style to Angela's first TS scene with trans superstar Chanel Santini. While Evil Angel founder and porn pioneer John Stagliano documents Angela's first experience with Rocco Siffredi -- a monumental hour long anal scene between two XXX icons.
I Am Angela is a vivid, honest, and humanizing portrait of a woman whose personal and sexual journey challenges assumptions about the adult industry and the performers within it.


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By: Christian Harding (A Toast) –
The term "visionary" gets tossed around in the filmic scene far too much these days, in this writer's humble opinion (there are many great directors out there to be sure, but "visionary" is maybe pushing it a bit too far in most cases). But if there was anyone currently working in mainstream directing circles who best deserves that title, Mexican filmmaker Guillermo del Toro would most definitely be among these candidates – at least in terms of the sheer wonderment and creativity on display in every single one of his works. Most well known for alternating between a series of consistently intriguing horror-fantasy hybrid passion projects, and elevating typical studio fare by adding his usual creative stamp, Del Toro has made quite the career for himself whilst adapting his own childhood fantasies onscreen for the entire world to enjoy. That now brings us to the man's latest project, The Shape of Water, which has poised itself recently as being among one of the most significant awards prospects this Oscar season; and for good reason, too. More than anything else Del Toro has made in the past decade, this is easily one of the liveliest, most vital, and original pieces of mainstream genre filmmaking since, I don't even know, the Lord of the Rings trilogy maybe?
Our story, set in the Cold War felt America of 1960's, follows a mute woman named Elisa (played by Sally Hawkins) who works as a cleaning lady during the night shift at a secret government laboratory of sorts. While on the clock one night, a mysterious creature from the Amazon is brought in to be housed in her facility, along with it an undesirable crew of potentially untrustworthy government folks assigned to deal with the creature. But soon after its arrival, Elisa and the amphibian man (who is never given a name, likely a screenwriting choice meant to preserve its otherworldly nature) establish a bond of sorts, which starts out as a shared connection of humanity and eventually blossoms into something more conventionally romantic. And if that sounds a bit offbeat to you, then you're not alone. But the fact that Guillermo Del Toro was able to take this admittedly goofy sounding (at least in theory) storyline and make it not only believable and able to be taken completely seriously, but to make it as deeply felt and moving as The Shape of Water soon reveals itself to be is a real testament to his talent and probably marks his greatest achievement as a filmmaker to date.
2. A sweet, unconventional love story.
3. A story about the plight of underdogs and the perceived "lessers" of society, where the historically disenfranchised manage to find ways to thrive right underneath the nose of the oppressors who never gave them a second thought.
4. A giant middle finger / "stick it to the man" allegory about overcoming systemic oppression.
5. All of these things at once
The Shape of Water (2017) Drinking Game
Do a Shot: each time Elisa signs.
Do another Shot: whenever you get a good look at the creature.
Shotgun a Beer: when Michael Shannon dials his mania up to eleven.
Pour a Glass of Wine: In celebration of Guillermo del Toro actually being able to pull off making a fishman romance story both digestible and serious.

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Focusing on the Transitions
Yoga masters pay a lot of attention to transitions. The entire yoga philosophy is not about abrupt stops and starts, but smooth transitions of breath into breath and moment into moment. This philosophy applies to all activities in life — the transition between sleep and wakefulness, the transition between work and play, and even the transition from year to year and decade to decade, for example. In yoga class, it means paying as much attention to getting into and out of a pose as being in the pose itself.
The object is to make all transitions, from the smallest to the largest, smooth and graceful so you maintain your self-awareness and your yoga consciousness as a matter of course, no matter what you do or where you go. When you take on a yoga lifestyle, you strive to make all your activities — all the moments of your life — one vast, inspired moment imbued with yoga consciousness. This effort gives you a greater sense of personal empowerment and freedom of choice as you skillfully live your life. With each breath and each moment leading one to the other, you're fully alive as you embrace your life to its fullest without missing out on a single moment of the journey.
Easier said than done, of course, but yoga with weights can help. To start down the road of greater consciousness, focus on the transition between yoga-with-weights exercises and how you link one breath to the next. (See Chapter 4 for breathing details.) Try to create effortless, flowing, graceful transitions between exercises, with as little excess movement as possible. That means when the mind wanders, as it will, you gently pull it back and focus on what you're doing in the present. When you forget to breathe properly, you put more mental effort into breathing next time. You observe your own training, and, in the process, you become your own peak-performance coach. No one knows better than you do whether you're getting the most out of yoga-with-weights exercises.
By focusing on the transitions between exercises, you can carry vitality, strength, and endurance from one exercise to the next. With enough attention to transitions, you can turn your yoga-with-weights workout into a living dance, with all the postures connected through balance, presence, attention, and breath. And guess what? You'll even have some fun in the process.


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Mark and Jeff were terrific in understanding my needs, style of home desired, and helping through the process to closing. They spent several weekends with me and introduced me to a variety of new areas and explained the advantages/disadvantages of each. Once they had a sense of my style, they curated the homes visited to match my desires, avoiding wasting any time. Finally, they were very thorough in facilitating the closing process, coordinating tours, inspections, and follow-ups.
We had the great privilege of working with Mark and Jeff, as they sold us our first home this year. They had great knowledge of the local area, and professionally steered us through the process of becoming young home owners. They are attentive, honest, and generous with advice. From start to finish, they walked us through every step, and went above and beyond the call of realtor duty. Once we closed, they even helped connect us with utility companies, maintenance people, contractors, etc. They made the process of buying a home fun, and manageable. We highly recommend Mark and Jeff to anyone who is in the process of buying or selling a home.
Mark is an excellent real estate agent. He is smart, responsive and totally "gets" what a client is seeking. He didn't waste my time showing me things that were outside of my desired qualities or price range. I recommend him without any hesitation whatsoever.
We would without any hesitation and actually have recommended Mark and Jeff for both selling or buying a house. Our experience was exceptional from beginning to end, especially navigating any obstacles as they arose.
Mark Madonna and Jeff Phillips were both delightful to work with, gave us great advice about exactly what we needed to do to sell our house and made it happen within the timetable promised. Their attentiveness to our needs was beyond what we expected. They're a great team. You can't go wrong.
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The other day on Facebook someone asked a general question: "If you had $10,000 how would you flip it?" I told him to throw it into Todd Acquisitions and he hesitated because he couldn't put the money away for 3-5 years and he was looking to turn the money a lot faster than 3-5. He was looking for a flip. I followed the post and saw some no name person telling him to day trade. After that I didn't see any other posts. Another time on Facebook I saw a post from someone asking what they should invest in with $100 dollars. I told them that if they have $100 dollars they should invest in a savings account until they have $1,000 dollars and then we can talk. They didn't like that answer.
The last example is our Under Armour Stock. Under Armour stock is down 16% on our total portfolio, it is down about 7% today. We are all looking because we expected a pop on earnings and we expected UA to begin the process of turning itself around. Last quarter it popped 10% but this time around it dropped 7%. We know the strength is there but the market doesn't. At least not yet. Wouldn't be the first time that the market was wrong.
All of these examples indicate a lack of patience in the process. People are putting money in the stock market and then watching it like day traders, looking for quick profits. People are trying to invest with little to no money instead of disciplining themselves so they can have a descent sum to invest. People want to flip instead of work a process but you cant, you have to have patience. Patience is necessary because without it you will be forced to pursue unrealistic returns via riskier investments with significant downside, the fees on smaller amounts will eat up your gains and lastly because nothing worth having ever came quick.
1. Pushes you to pursue unrealistic returns
Grant Cardone doesn't advise anyone to invest in anything until they have at least $100,000 banked. This is because any win on a smaller amount wouldn't amount to a real win. This is why the person with $10,000 wants to flip $10,000 because in the grand scheme $10,000 isn't big money. 10% (not a flip) on $10,000 is $1,000. When you invest with small money you have to flip it, aka get a 100% return because anything less wouldn't make an impact on your life.
While flips and investments that yield 100%+ returns exist, they are usually in investments that are reserved for accredited investors. An accredited investor is someone with over $1 mil in net worth, not including personal residence and/or someone who makes $250,000 per year. These 100%+ deals are out there, but you have to stack and strategize to get there. They also are typically on a similar time horizon as Todd Acquisitions (3-5 years). With the new crowdfunding rules you can get access to these opportunities but that is the exception at this point, not the rule.
A better strategy is to put that $10,000 to work with an adviser or someone like me and then get back to work at what you do best so you can systematically and aggressively add to the sum you have invested. When I proposed TA I did so with the knowledge that we could find a deal that would allow the $10,000 to be put to work as equity in a fix to refi, pulling out the $10,000 while retaining the ownership. But even if we didn't do that, a better strategy is still to stack the $10,000 and then go back to work. The flip of $10,000 likely would have pushed him into the day trading idea that the no name person recommended and he would have proceeded to lose it all in bad deals.
2. Fees will ruin your return
Another problem is that when you invest small, the fees and expenses will eat up your returns. That is why I told the person with $100 to save, instead of throwing the money into stocks. When you invest a small amount of money you typically pay more in commission than you would ever make in gains. For example, if you invest with Scottrade and trades cost $7, you have to pay $7 in and $7 out, which is $14 bucks (14%). If that is the case, on a 100 dollar investment you have to make 14% just to break even. Not a lot of people make 14% per year. The average rate of return is 8-12% so if you are average, you would have taken a loss, even if you won.
With the advent of robinhood this is less of a problem because now you can trade for free. However, even if you can avoid commissions there are still taxes and maybe even hidden fees. Additionally you still run into what was discussed in the prior section because you will be forced to take on more risk to get that exponential return to turn $100 into something, which opens you up to significant downside risk as well, Add that to your commissions and you are in for a world of hurt.
3. Nothing worth having ever came quick
You have to be patient and work your process. Everyone wants to be rich, but if after 3-5 years you have given yourself a six figure next egg that generates $10,000 per year or an extra grand per month, that is financial progress. Financial freedom is the goal but financial progress is still an accomplishment.
You didn't go broke, average or even to the middle class quick, so you cant expect to get rich quick. You might not be able to get rich quick but you can definitely make progress quick. You can make progress now if you stop seeking a quick solution and start working a strategy.
The reason I designed the investment club how I designed it is with all of these things in mind. We consistently add money to our investments strategically we don't just throw $100 at it and wait. We invest as a group so commissions are eliminated by scale and since we are aiming for 3-5 years we can buy stable core positions and afford to take risk which has some downside attached to it. If you wan't to be a part of our club please email firstname.lastname@example.com, we would love to have you aboard.
Be great,
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The process of buying a home is complicated, especially for first-time homebuyers. As a buyer's agent, you should ensure your buyers know enough about the process to make smart decisions.
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Key Plumbing Questions New Home Buyers Should Ask
If you're getting ready to buy your first house, it's easy to find yourself lost in the excitement and losing sight of smaller details. One of the things you should be careful not to overlook, though, is the condition of the plumbing. Here are several plumbing things that you should be attentive to when you're getting ready to lock in a contract on that first house.
How Old Are The Pipes?
The age of the pipes is an important consideration when you're buying a home. After all, copper or steel pipes must be replaced when they're around 50 years old or so. If the pipes are cast iron, you'll have almost twice as long. When you ask about the age of the pipes, you'll be able to consider whether or not you'll be facing a costly plumbing repair in the near future. If you do have to consider replacement, talk with your plumber about using PVC for the pipes, because they have a very long lifespan.
Where Do The Underground Lines Run?
It's inevitable that there are underground lines running on the property somewhere. You'll want to find out exactly where they are so that you can evaluate what's planted around them. Large trees in the immediate area of the pipes could put you at risk of tree root clogs and pipe damage.
What Environmental Concerns Are There?
If the area is unfamiliar to you, ask about the general climate. If the area is prone to significant changes in temperature, it could lead to pipe damage from the ground freezing. This can lead to cracks and brittle pipes, so it's important that you're aware of the risks. Talk with a plumber about inspecting the lines if you have cause to be concerned.
Another thing to consider is the soil content. Soil that has a high chloride level may be corrosive, damaging the pipes. This can lead to serious leaks that may even damage your yard. This is a common problem for areas with a high clay content in the soil. If the soil in the yard is sandy, you won't have as much risk.
With so many things to consider with a new home's plumbing, it's important to go into the showing process armed with the questions that will help you make an educated decision about the property. These questions will help you rule out potential plumbing issues or, at least, be prepared to address them. If you need help evaluating your potential future home, contact a plumber like those at Watson Plumbing.


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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Dueling Darlings #7
Thanks for stopping by and please take time to visit both the Divas and the Dazzlers listed on my sidebar..
Until next time....
12 comments:
- BlueInks said...
What shiny fun! We had the same idea with the silver heart. Your card turned out great!
- February 15, 2011 at 3:17 AM
- Terry said...
Wow Carol....you sure know how to use glitter! I need to take some lessons because that is not my strong point!!
Love everything about this card :-)
- February 15, 2011 at 6:27 AM
- April said...
I need help in the glitter department!! Your card is a fabby display of love!!
- February 15, 2011 at 8:11 AM
- Judy McMullen said...
Wow! Terrific card, Carol! Love how you used the silver rickrak ribbon...It does similate the waves. Love the glitter to the balloons and the way you used the pearls. Love the interior of your card...wonderful way to use all the card kit embellishments!!!
- February 15, 2011 at 9:58 AM
- Barb said...
Great Card Carol--love the design and as others have stated--love the glitter! Sweet Card!
- February 15, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- Ms. Earlgrey said...
you did it up, the glitter definitely put a special touch to your card. I think, I will have to go and look at my glitter stash.
- February 15, 2011 at 11:03 AM
- ~Paola~ said...
holeee toledooo! I am bowing to our very own glitter queen!!:o)
what a dazzling,sparkly card Carol! Love it how wonderfully you accessorized it and especially loving (aside from your gorgeous glittery image of course!)how well the wavy ribbon looks on the card,flanked by that gorgeous glittery heart!♥♥♥
- February 15, 2011 at 12:28 PM
- djones said...
Prety, pretty, pretty! You use glitter so well. I need to take a class from ya.
- February 17, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- Darlene said...
Holy cow, that's a lot of glitter! LOL and you do it so well too!! LOL this is such a fun card! Love the inside of the card too. Nice extra touch.
- February 19, 2011 at 8:45 AM
- Jeanette (Forest Ranger) said...
Oh my goodness........ you outdid your glittery self with this card, my friend! I love theh kit that Jamie sent - those ducks are too cute! And your creation is nothing short of incredible!
- February 20, 2011 at 6:08 PM
- Melina said...
how cute! I love the little gold heart :)
- March 7, 2011 at 9:55 AM
- Jamie Sanchez said...
I know I'm late, but I LOVE the card... you are super awesome! Thanks for the bday card too! :)
- March 26, 2011 at 12:25 PM


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For Liverpuddlians and English speaking people everywhere …
Restaurants are not the only memory I have left of my trips: I swear it! But the veggie quiche, to me is tied to Paris and London and it's not a coincidence, because when I am over there I go hunting for quiches; here you wouldn't find them easily so I decided to try and make one myself. It is called Vegetable Tart but I call it quiche, I don't think it's a problem because a quiche is usually savory.
In the filling there are eggplants, zucchini and red peppers which is a mix of typical mediterranean flavour and yet the intense fragrance of the vegetables (that combined with the puff pastry is so particular) took me right there, in London and Paris where the rich aroma of quiches often permeates vegetarian restaurants.
The quiches' aroma is pervasive and persistent. If you like it it won't let you down for you will smell it all day. And if you have some quiche left over when you heat it up the fragrance will fill your home again with the same power which was a pleasure for me of course:))
Preparing the quiche was quite an ordeal: a lot of premeditation, arrangements in advance followed by trials and tremendous errors and by a group consultation involving the Forum of Coquinaria. All my friends virtually participated and gave their contribution to my first puff pastry!
I'm sure that a lot of people cooked this recipe without getting so stressed out!
It didn't go that way for me; it is a recipe that takes a bit of time but the vegetables and the base can be cooked a day in advance so the final preparation, when you assemble the ingredients, will take just a few minutes, before baking it.
Anyway, as you may have guessed, the results was so rewarding that my tireless efforts were soon forgotten. Also, now that I have practiced some important steps, I'm sure that making it will be easier in the future.
The recipe is by Yotam Ottolenghi, a fantastic chef in London who will be a sure stop in my next trip to the British land.
Song of the day: Wait
2 cups all-purpose flour plus more
3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon sugar
10 tablespoons (1 1/4 sticks) chilled unsalted butter, cut into 1/2" cubes
2 red bell peppers
11 tablespoons olive oil, divided
1 medium eggplant, cut into 1" cubes
Kosher salt, freshly ground pepper
1 small red-skinned sweet potato, peeled, cut into 1/2" cubes
2 medium vine-ripened tomatoes, each cut into 8 wedges
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
2 small onions, thinly sliced
1 small fennel bulb, thinly sliced
2 teaspoons fresh thyme leaves, divided
4 ounces fresh goat cheese, crumbled
2 large eggs
3/4 cup heavy cream
special equipment
A 10"-diameter glass or ceramic pie dish
Preheat oven to 350°. Pulse 2 cups flour, salt, and sugar in a food processor. Add butter; pulse until coarse meal with pea-size lumps forms. Drizzle 3 Tbsp. ice water over mixture. Pulse until moist clumps form, adding more ice water by 1/2-tablespoonfuls if dry. Gather dough into a ball; flatten into a disk. Wrap in plastic; chill until firm, at least 1 hour and up to 2 days.
Roll out dough on a lightly floured surface to a 13" round. Transfer to pie dish; press onto bottom and up sides of dish. Trim dough, leaving 1/2" overhang. Fold overhang under; crimp edges. Freeze for 10 minutes.
Line dough with foil or parchment paper; fill with dried beans or pie weights. Bake for 25 minutes. Remove foil and beans. Return to oven and bake until crust is light golden brown, 25–30 minutes longer. Let crust cool completely. DO AHEAD: Can be made 1 day ahead. Store airtight at room temperature.
Arrange racks in upper and lower thirds of oven; preheat to 450°. Using a small paring knife, cut around stems of bell peppers. Lift out stems with seeds and discard. Transfer whole peppers to a small baking dish; drizzle with 2 Tbsp. oil. Roast on upper rack, turning peppers occasionally, until tender, about 40 minutes. Transfer peppers to a small bowl; cover with plastic wrap. Let stand for 15 minutes. Peel peppers, then tear into strips. Set aside.
Meanwhile, toss eggplant with 4 Tbsp. oil in a small bowl to coat. Season with salt and pepper. Spread out in a single layer on a rimmed baking sheet and roast on lower rack for 10 minutes. Add sweet potato to eggplant and mix gently. Continue roasting until eggplant and sweet potato are tender, 20–25 minutes longer. Set vegetables aside.
Line another rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper. Toss tomatoes with vinegar, 1 Tbsp. oil, and a pinch of salt and pepper in a medium bowl. Arrange tomatoes, skin side down, on prepared sheet. Roast on lower rack until tomatoes are beginning to brown and are tender but not mushy, about 20 minutes. Set aside.
Meanwhile, heat remaining 4 Tbsp. oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add onions and fennel; cook, stirring frequently, until parts of vegetables are slightly softened and others still crisp, 5–6 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to a paper towel-lined plate. DO AHEAD: Vegetables can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover separately and chill.
Preheat oven to 350°. Scatter onion-fennel mixture over bottom of tart crust. Top with eggplant-sweet potato mixture and roasted peppers. Scatter 1 tsp. thyme over. Top with goat cheese and tomatoes.
Whisk eggs and cream in a small bowl; season lightly with salt and pepper. Slowly pour egg mixture over vegetables. Scatter remaining 1 tsp. thyme on top.
Bake tart until filling is set and pastry is golden brown, 50–60 minutes. Let stand for at least 10 minutes. Serve warm or at room temperature.


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An American classic and a love letter to being a teenager. This colorful show features the iconic songs "Put on a Happy Face," "Kids Today," "Spanish Rose," and more!
By Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield
All of Shakespeare's plays. Three actors. 97 minutes. No footnotes needed.
By Vince Brady
Centerstage Continues 11 years of Panto tradition! Take a beloved fairy tale and add some danceable pop music, astonishing routines, and laughs for all ages -- your Holidays will never be the same!
We are happy to announce that we are having our first ever Christmas Cabaret on December 13th at 7:30pm!
Come and be a part of the holiday cheer and listen to your favorite singers perform your favorite holiday songs.
We dare you to stop laughing long enough to figure out whodunnit in this play filled with sliding bookcases, secret passageways, bizarre characters, and mystery galore!
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Celebrate Centerstage 2019
Annual Fundraiser
Saturday, April 27, 2019
Doors Open 6:00pm
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Welcome to the Africa Project page!
Africa is a continent full of history, challenges, and a bright future. However, many countries on the continent struggle with traditional beliefs, the everlasting impact of slavery, corrupt governments, and the challenge of water. Below is a list of possible research topics. Each student in Mr. Reggio's Social Studies classes will choose a research topic and create a web page, showcasing their research and knowledge on the chosen topic.
In addition, the Africa Project page will also contain resources, paperwork, and due dates to help aide the process of successfully completing the project.
Web Page Requirements
Research GO
Works Cited Google Sites
Logo/Banner Maker
Fotor – Banner Maker
Project Due Date: Friday, June 5
Student Created Google Sites Web Pages
Mr. Reggio's student chose various topics related to African challenges and built web pages to showcase their topics. Click any of the links below to learn more about Africa's challenges.
4th Period
Joe B. – Measels
Max B. – African Chimpanzee
Cory B. – Rothschild's Giraffe
Lauren C. – Fennec Fox
Grace F. – African Trypanosomiasis
Colette F. – Black Rhino
Julia H. – Ethiopian Wolf
Taylor H. – HIV
Emma H. – Rhim Gazelle
Alondra H. – Zebra
Michael H. – Grevy's Zebra
Pilar H. – Sand Cat
Andy L. – African Wild Dog
Samantha M. – HIV/AIDS
Ellie M. – Cheetah
Max M. – African Penguin
Zara Q. – Yellow Fever
Jack R. – Chimpanzee
Emma S. – Malaria
Catt S. – Malaria
Evan S. – African Lion
Daniel S. – Aye Aye
Lauren S. – African Chimpanzee
Sean W. – African Elephant
Josette W. – Meningococacal Meningitis
7th Period
Jason A. – Sand Cat
Amy B. – African Elephant
Danielle B. – Dugong
Paige B. – Barbary Serval
Sarah D. – Ethiopian Wolf
David D. – African Wild Dog
Mia G. – Pygmy Mouse Lemur
Griffin H. – Grevy's Zebra
Grant K. – Pangolian
Will K. – Ebola
Kiley L. – African Penguin
Ben L. – African Elephant
C.J. M. – African Elephant
Patrick M. – Black Rhino
Katherine M. – HIV/AIDS
Max M. – Giraffe
Nimah N-S – Ringtailed Lemur
Michael N. – Chimpanzee
Zach R. – Ebola
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Today isn't an unusual day for us. Jack woke up at his regular time of 5:00 (he goes back to sleep after he eats until around 8:00) and I woke up at my regular time of 6:00. Today, I got so much done that I feel accomplished.
Here is what I did around the house (mostly while the boy napped):
* Load of dishes
* Folded a load of laundry
* Vacuumed
* Mopped the kitchen floor
* Dusted the living room and wiped down the tables
* Baked a batch of brownies (with Jack)
* Packed the hub's lunch
* Cleaned the catbox (ew)
I even managed to eat both breakfast and lunch and eat them peacefully without having to shovel food in my mouth.
Here is what Jack and I did together today:
* Visited with my friend that came over
* Played on the floor
* Sang songs
* Exercised (aka pumping the legs and practicing rolling over)
* Read a book
* Baked brownies together
* Had tummy time
Jack was amazing today. He wasn't fussy AT ALL. Such a change from the other day. He has taken 4 ounce bottles all day (woah) and napped for a total of 3.5 hours. Seriously, this kid is amazing. He managed to put himself to sleep with the help of the seahorse twice in his crib for naps. Unbelievable.
Days like today make me feel like I am doing something right. Especially when my house is clean and I have a happy baby. I feel even better knowing that I did almost all the chores while he was sleeping as to not miss out on any play time.
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Every now and then in a team, you will get the meeting of kindred spirits, if you're really lucky this will happen at the start of a career rather than at the end of it.
We in the nation should be ready to enjoy the future of a couple of guys who have recently been talking about their relationship.The tackling machines that are Kirk Morrison and Thomas Howard regard themselves as brothers on and off the field.Morrison took the rookie Howard under his wing at camp and the two have had each others backs since.They study film together, they hang out together, and more importantly for us as fans they play hard together with a great sense of friendly competition.Morrison is fast becoming recognised, despite his youth, as a leader in the lockeroom, and Rob Ryans trusted guy on the field.Together No's 52 and 53 will be the heart of the Oakland Raiders, hopefully for some time to come.
As RAIDERS fans we would have loved Morrison anyway, he's a RAIDER by birth, but it would have been hard to predict the class that he has shown as a player and man in such a short time.In a time where certain players in the NFL are letting themselves and the sport down, he should be rightly held up as a role model.
Thomas Howard has already done that and can only improve along with his brother.And it was noticeable to see the change in 53 during last year, from the quiet rookie to his elders ever emerging sidekick.
And add to this mix the quality of Asomugha, Huff, and Washington, the future looks just fine.But the beating heart of this whole thing is THE BROTHERHOOD.If there is any justice in the world they will be holidaying in Hawaii next year.
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Grace only uses CVS Grape Glucose Tabs when she has a low blood sugar. It's the only flavor she likes and they are not chalky (yeah CVS!). If you are new to the Type 1 diabetes game, glucose tabs are like quick shots of pure sugar. They raise a person's blood glucose levels quite quickly. Along with Juicy Juice and granola bars, they are Grace's 'go to' when she finds herself having a low blood sugar. Low blood sugars are dangerous. Your body and mine all depend on glucose to run all the cells in our body. Low blood sugars are your cells slowing down, trying to conserve glucose to keep you going. Lows are more dangerous than highs, in my opinion. Lows lead to passing out if you don't give your body some glucose in order to run.
Grace uses about a bottle and a half a month. Wow, that's a lot you might say. I don't compare her to anyone else, so I wouldn't really know. Is it? Who the hell cares anyway, she uses what she uses. And no, she doesn't experience 'a lot' of lows. Thank you for your advice you are about to give, but no thanks. She's got this.
This is why she uses a lot of them. She stores them various places in little easy-to-carry tubes.
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- in her diabetes kit that goes wherever she goes
- in her school backpack
- in her purse
- in her dance bag for dance class
- in her dance backpack that she takes to dance class
- in the glove compartment of each car
- at the nurse's office at school, in her care kit for emergencies
- in my purse
- two spare tubes on the diabetes shelf in the kitchen, for 'grab and go' needs
- in her bedroom next to her bed
- there are other hidden places she probably doesn't even tell me
- she might have some at a friend's house, I don't even know
- there may be some in her coat pocket
All hands on deck in a time of crisis.
To my friends who responded to my call to action so splendidly, thank you. You came through in spades. Grace and I are indeed very lucky to call all of you friends. There is a saying that it's the friends you can call up at 3 AM that matter. You are my 3 AM friends.
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A few weeks ago I got a facebook invite for an event from Terry and with Terry you never really know what you're getting into. This event happened to be for a Voodoo Ceremony honoring Ogue Sen Jak Maja. I only hesitated slightly before clicking to accept the invitation. I know some of you are slapping your foreheads and shaking your heads at why in the world I'd want to go to a Voodoo ceremony of any kind. I think under normal circumstances I would agree with you. Voodoo is some dark a scary juju. I accidentally stumbled into a Voodoo shop in New Orleans once. It was on one of the trips Chris and I took with Todd. We may have been on one end of Bourbon street, but I don't think that's right, more like a street over. There was a record shop that Todd wanted to go into and so we all went in and browsed through the records. At the very back of the shop was a doorway that I thought led to another room of records, but when I passed through the doorway, I realized quickly that this was not a room of more records. It was dark and there was someone sitting behind a counter in one corner. The person just stared at me without ever saying a word or nodding his head. There were bowls of dried alligator feet and chicken feet, a shelf of dolls made from burlap, and walls of candles. That room didn't feel right and I sure as heck didn't feel safe. I turned on my heel and walked straight out of that room, on through the aisles of records and out the front door to gulp some fresh air.
I saw this voodoo ceremony invite as more of a something spooky to do for Halloween. Most people go to spook-houses for a Halloween thrill. I thought I'd mix it up this year and go to a Voodoo Ceremony instead. Also I have to admit that I was a bit curious and I can tell you that Kansas City voodoo is very tame to that back store voodoo of New Orleans. Our voodoo priestess of the evening is a lively Italian American woman with a thick New Jersey or Pittsburgh accent. She flew in her friend from New Orleans to be the head voodoo priest of the night's ceremony and he was the type of guy that you would never in a million years look at on the street and think "Oh...voodoo priest", more like "oh...choir boy." The venue was in the KC Conjure shop that is far from dark and scary with it's bright yellow walls. The chicken feet are decorated with rhinestones and mardi gras colored feathers. This is not your sacrificing chickens kind of voodoo.
Really...I'm not sure what was going on or why they were performing this ceremony in particular. There were lots of Haitian songs and there was a drum circle. Rum and cigars were placed in the circle as an offering and at one point we were all led to dance around the circle. No one became possessed even though there was a disclaimer about possible possession at the beginning of the ceremony and Terry's dance around the circle was very zombie. Was it all a little bit silly? Well...of course it was. But it was fun. Part of that fun was just spending the evening with Terry and Heather and part of that fun was just being open to experiencing something new. Participation in the ceremony isn't mandated. There were plenty of people watching from the edges of the circle. I knew that I could easily fall into being a watcher from the edge and so I pushed myself a little bit to actively participate. My "ayibobo" ("amen" or "hallelujah") reply to the voodoo priest's "ayibobo" was clear and strong. I swayed with the beat of the drums and I left a handful of old cigars that I'd found in Dad's desk drawer as an offering. I had a beaded shaker shook around me to shake up energy and rum spit at me to ward off bad stuff. When it was all said and done, we headed over to the 303 for drink.
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Job Description
SUMMARY: Upholds CME Federal Credit Unions mission of serving and enhancing members financial lives through a 3-stakeholder balanced approach that results in achievement of the credit unions Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). Provides a high level of quality member service by assisting members with daily transactions including deposits, withdrawals, transfers, loan payments, etc. while referring products and services designed to build valued relationships.
RELATIONSHIP: Reports to the Lead Member Service Representative assigned to the Associates home branch. Interacts with all departments of the credit union, members, and shared branching members. Occasionally interacts with other financial institutions and vendors.
AUTHORITY: Operates within the limits of established policies and procedures under the direction of the Lead Member Service Representative, Branch/Contact Center Manager, and AVP Member Engagement. May have limited override authority relating to transactions.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the following essential functions:
- Explains the features and benefits of CMEs products and services to best meet the members needs.
- Processes member transactions accurately and efficiently while balancing daily.
- Responds to member e-mails, voicemails, and chat* in a timely manner.
- Researches and reconciles member questions, problems, and complaints concerning credit union accounts.
- Demonstrates and promotes electronic services.
- Mails, faxes, or e-mails new member applications, loan applications, and/or information to members and prospective members.*
- Works individually and as a team to meet and exceed established goals (i.e. referrals, quality goals, call service levels*, abandonment rates*, etc.).
- Performs other related duties as assigned by management.
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- Commits to the credit unions mission: Serve and enhance members financial lives.
- Maintains balance of the 3-stakeholder model in all decisions and actions.
- Understands and follows the expectations of CMEs culture.
- Achieves monthly and/or annual goals.
- Represents CME in a courteous and professional manner, and provides prompt, efficient, and accurate member (internal and external) service.
- Consistently demonstrates CMEs core values.
- Adheres to the rules, regulations, and procedures outlined by Federal and State regulations as well as those from the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA). Complies with the credit unions policies and procedures which are formulated based on the required regulations.
- Maintains up-to-date knowledge of CME products, services, technology, and procedures.
- Provides back up for other department personnel as directed by AVP of Member Engagement or Management.
- Ensures professional interaction in delivery of service.
- Actively participates in branch/department meetings.
EDUCATION: High School diploma or equivalent required.
EXPERIENCE: Minimum one year consistent sales and/or cash handling experience required.
SKILLS & ABILITIES: Must possess or be able to do the following:
- High level of interpersonal skills including the ability to work effectively individually or in a team to accomplish objectives.
- Understanding of the credit unions 3-Stakeholder model, key performance indicators, and strategic plan to positively impact results.
- Proven ability to consistently achieve goals.
- Strong PC skills, particularly with word processing, spreadsheets, and CMEs core systems.
- Demonstrates the analytical ability to solve and prevent problems.
- High ethical standards including trustworthiness and confidentiality.
- Excellent organizational, prioritization, and time management skills to meet deadlines.
- Self-starter with ability to work independently and cross-functionally, supporting an overall team effort.
- Prompt, dependable, and accurate in all aspects of the job.
- Thorough understanding of the requirements and features of CMEs products and services.
- Adequate written and verbal skills as it relates to position requirements.
- Demonstrates flexibility in duties and work hours to achieve desired results.
- Professional appearance and behavior.
- Bondable.
WORK ENVIRONMENT: This job operates in a professional office environment and routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, multi-functional photocopiers, filing cabinets, etc. May be required to travel and work at other branches. May be required to work extended or non-traditional branch hours including a minimum of 2 Saturdays per month.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties and responsibilities of this job, the individual is regularly required to talk or hear. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and ability to adjust focus. This would also require the ability to lift files, open filing cabinets, and bend, stand, or reach as necessary.
OTHER DUTIES: Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice.
CME Federal Credit Union is an at-will employer. This allows an employee or the company to terminate the employment relationship at any time, with or without warning, and for any legal reason or no reason. This job description is not meant to create or convey any contract of employment.
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Böttcher Group will acquire the plant, goodwill and equipment of Brissett Rollers, with a November 1 date set for the merger to be made official.
Terry Brissett, founder, Brissett Rollers, will stay on with the company throughout the transition period, with a view to moving on, while son Craig will help managing director Mitch Mulligan run the combined operation moving forward.
Mitch Mulligan, managing director, Böttcher Australia, and Terry Brissett, managing director, Brissett Rollers say the acquisition has been driven by market consolidation and contraction.
By combining their resources, they say local customers can continue to enjoy the best from both companies, with a seamless transition and continuity of supply.
Böttcher plans to keep the core of Brissett's manufacturing team, but is also gaining what Mulligan describes as the centre of knowledge - current owner Terry Brissett and his son, Craig.
Mulligan says, "We genuinely believe this is a 'win-win' for the industry, securing the future of a trusted local roller manufacturing business and offering our customers an expanded value proposition – the improved lead times, flexibility and continuity of supply which local manufacture ensures, combined with the competitive edge that Böttcher's world leading technology, compounds and processes provide."
Böttcher is a 293-year-old family-owned business known for its printing rollers, blankets and pressroom chemistry, while Brissett is the largest manufacturer of printing rollers in Australasia, having served the market for 60 years.
Terry Brissett says, "While our backgrounds differ, we share much in common and have been friendly competitors for years.
"Both Böttcher and Brissett are family owned companies who believe strongly in partnering with our customers and building relationships on the basis of quality products, reliable service, honesty and loyalty.
"We have both successfully navigated enormous change, from hot metal days to the high-speed, digitally-controlled and highly automated offset operations we see today, so we understand that the ability to evolve is vital in such a rapidly changing industry. Our merger with Böttcher is just the latest step in that process for us."
Mulligan says "It is the Böttcher philosophy to retain the good things from tradition, and create the new from our own strength.
"While securing the future of a local manufacturer is important to us, it is even more pleasing to be able to retain the invaluable expertise, knowledge and relationships which Terry and Craig Brissett enjoy with so many print businesses in Australia and New Zealand.
"Brissett has a proud heritage and an enviable reputation for quality, service and expertise in this part of the world. Terry's contribution to the industry, in particular, has been outstanding. We are absolutely delighted to be able to bring both he and Craig into the Böttcher Australia fold."
After a settling in period in the fourth quarter, the two manufacturing teams and processes will be fully integrated into a combined operation on a new site at Smithfield, where the entire business will be converted across to Böttcher's manufacturing methods and compounds.
Mulligan says, "Over the next few weeks, Glenn Brissett and I will be visiting customers around the country to explain the changes and the extended value we can deliver in more detail.
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El Museo del Norte was one of the formative partners with Boulevard House and drove the lion's share of its programming for the first year. In 2013, El Museo launched an exhibit, We Will Be Heard! This followed with a mini-installation of Dia de los Muertos ofrendas in November 2013.
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In 2014, El Museo created a new exhibit, Las Rebeldes, which featured the personal stories of local Detroit Chicana activists, Jane Garcia, Maria Guadiana, Elena Herrada and Emily Martinez. Following tradition, an ofrenda was included in November to mark the passing of Southwestern High School.
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Canberra ACT Pioneers Data Base
A Collection of Pioneer families of the Australian Capital Territory Region.
Selected extracts from the HAGSOC publication Biographical Register of the ACT 1820-1911
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Name: Catherine Grace Born: ABT 1844 at: ? Married: 1866 at: Queanbeyan St Gregory's Died: 19 JUL 1923 at: Auburn Spouses: Francis Coulton
The ACT Pioneers Data Base was published on line by Terrence Quinn. A Registered version of Gedpage created this more extensiveQuinn Family Tree
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Not only did she look gorg, she also rubbed shoulders with First lady Bongi Ngema Zuma.
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If you've been pushed into sex or someone has persuaded you to do something sexual you don't want, it is important you know it's not your fault. You don't have to deal with this on your own. Call National Sexual Health helpline on 0300 123 7123 for free, confidential advice.
Rape can happen to both young men and young women. The word "rape" is often associated with a violent assault by a stranger, but the fact is that in most cases the attacker is someone who the victim knows from school/college/work.
Anyone who has been pressured to have sex without giving their consent has been raped. If this has happened to you it is better to speak to someone as soon as possible to get the help and support you deserve and need.
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When veteran sailor Steven Callahan first set out to sail across the Atlantic Ocean by himself, he figured that it would be a once-in-a-lifetime challenge.
He would sail from Newport, Connecticut all the way to England and then make his way to the South, past Spain, a seemingly fairly easy trek for a navigator like himself. But his return trip home would prove to be a challenge of an entirely different sort. Steven's next 76 days would become an adventure of a lifetime, and one rarely seen outside of storybooks…
Renaissance Boatman
Steven Callahan is what one would consider a true Renaissance Man. Born in 1952, Callahan grew up around boats. Steven and his brothers began building small barges out of roofing tar and old roofing boards from the age of 10. By 12, the bold young boatman was sailing out of sight of land. And by the time he graduated high school he had helped build a 40-foot boat.
Though Steven Callahan had spent much of his 60 years "messing about in boats", he's also dedicated a fair amount of his time to the pursuit of knowledge. He holds a university degree in philosophy. He's also a writer who has spent countless hours writing about his favorite subject, you guessed it: boats…
His Writings
Since the 1980s, Steven has written widely for the yachting press, has edited for Sail and Sailor magazines and authored a book about the story of four men who drifted for four months on an overturned, half-flooded boat. And if that sounds like irony to you, then congratulations, you know exactly what that word means.
Inventor Extraordinaire
Steven is an inventor that holds three U.S. patents on a number of nautical accouterments, including lifeboats. His own yacht, the Napoleon Solo was actually equipped with a number of these survival devices when he first set sail out of Newport, Rhode Island in 1981. Little did he know how important those few, life-saving devices would prove to be….
Leaving Newport
The Napoleon Solo, a 21.3-foot sloop he designed and built himself, was meant to take Steven Callahan on a one-man journey through the seven seas. He sailed the boat single-handedly to Bermuda and then continued the voyage to England with his friend Chris Latchem. Once he left Cornwall, England, he decided to take part in a sailing race.
Dropping Out
The Mini Transat 6.50 single-handed race, sent a number of vessels sailing from Penzance, England to Antigua. Unfortunately, bad weather had decided to follow the racers and sank several boats. With little alternatives, Steven dropped out in La Coruña, Spain, made repairs, and continued sailing through Spain and Portugal, and eventually to the Canary Islands…
Canary Islands
On January 29, 1982, Callahan departed from the island of El Hierro in the Canary Islands and sailed out, headed back to Antigua on his own. Seven days out at sea, a storm began to brew. Then, during a night storm, Callahan's sloop struck something huge and solid. Before long, it began taking on water.
Hitting a Whale
Though he wasn't sure, Callahan assumed he'd actually hit a whale during the storm. His vessel had become swamped. Thankfully, he had a few self-designed watertight compartments on the boat, which prevented it from sinking outright. Even so, he was now stuck out in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean…
Escape Pod
Steven was now completely unable to stay about his beloved Napoleon Solo. The waves were breaking all around the slowly sinking boat. It was time to find another option. All he had left was an inflatable six person life raft, which measured about six feet across. It wasn't much, but it'd have to do for now.
Back and Forth
He still had to go back and get a few pieces of survival equipment from the other boat. Unfortunately, the middle of the Atlantic also happens to be the perfect place for sharks. Braving the perilous waters, Steven swam over to the yacht to retrieve a piece of cushion, a sleeping bag, and an emergency kit which included a very informative survival manual…
Survival Manual
He was also able to retrieve a meager supply of food, navigation charts, a short spear gun, flares, a torch, and solar stills so he could create a rain catch for drinking water. The book he brought was called Sea Survival, a manual written by Dougal Robertson, who had also survived being alone on the ocean at one time.
Rations Run Out
As it turned out, Steven's forethought at recovering his yacht's supplies had been well-placed. Before dawn on the following day, a big breaking sea separated his life raft from the sinking Napoleon Solo. Steven drifted south on the Equatorial current, but he was already running out of food…
An Aquatic Caveman
Luckily, Steven was a fairly accomplished fisherman. Nevertheless, it is not easy to fish on the open ocean from a small dinghy. Callahan survived by "learning to live like an aquatic caveman" by eating primarily mahi-mahi, triggerfish, flying fish, barnacles, and even the occasional curious seabird.
Collecting Water
Steven collected drinking water from the two solar stills he'd recovered from his former sloop. Though it only collected about a pint of water a day, it was enough to sustain him. He survived the blaring sun, increasing dehydration, and the almost constant interactions with hungry sharks swimming below his raft…
Though he used a mixture of EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) and many flares, Callahan was unable to find anyone to rescue him. Planes rarely flew over his part of the ocean and none of the ships that sailed past his small vessel in the distance. Seven times he sent flares up, and seven times, he failed to be seen.
Count on Yourself
It was at this point that Steven knew he could no longer hope for anyone to rescue him. The only person he could rely on was himself. He kept himself busy by exercising often, prioritizing problems, making repairs, and finding food and water. But one day, when he'd almost given up, he saw some lights in the distance…
Spotting Lights
On April 20, 1982, he spotted lights on a nearby island. He realized that it was the island of Marie Galante, southeast of Guadeloupe. He was picked up the very next day by a group of fisherman that had been drawn to the raft by the clutch of birds floating above it. He had been at sea, by himself for 76 days.
The Man He Was
When it was all said and done, Steven had lost a third of his weight and had suffered loneliness and life-threatening danger for an almost unbearable amount of time. Yet, Steven Callahan had learned some valuable lessons and had experienced a world that few people have seen and lived to tell the talk about…
About the Experience
When he had finally come home and settled back into private life, Steven ended up writing a memoir of the experience which he called Adrift: 76 Days Lost at Sea, which became a New York Times Best-Seller. His story was also featured on an episode of the television show I Shouldn't Be Alive.
Consultant Survivor
Steven was even asked to come aboard for the making of the 2012 movie, Life of Pi, which is about a young boy who gets shipwrecked and survives alone in a small life raft with an adult Bengal tiger. Callahan helped to design many of the sets and helped the lead actor to get into the right mindset for the film.