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Boban Bounces Back to Win Doomben 10,000
Boban unleashed his trademark finishing kick, and just edged Charlie Boy and Generalife, in a thrilling finish in the Doomben 10,000 (Aus-I) May 23.
Boban unleashed his trademark finishing kick, and just edged Charlie Boy and Generalife, in a thrilling finish in the Doomben 10,000 (Aus-I) May 23.
Ziconic, the unraced second foal out of 2010 Horse of the Year Zenyatta, has joined his older half brother Cozmic One in the Belmont Park barn of trainer John Sherriffs, according to the official Zenyatta website.
Dame Dorothy earned her first grade I victory May 2 and did so with distinction, running down game champion Judy the Beauty and surprisingly tough 18-1 pacesetter Moonlit Stroll in the $300,000 Humana Distaff Stakes (gr. I).
Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s four-day spring sale of 2-year-olds in training came to a rousing conclusion April 24 in Ocala, Fla.
Cozmic One, the long-awaited first foal of Zenyatta, looked a lot like his mother through most of his debut April 17 at Santa Anita Park, trailing a group of five other 3-year-olds in last early on in a mile maiden event.
Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s marathon six-session under tack preview for its spring sale of 2-year-olds in training soldiered on April 17 at Ocala Training Center with Hips 801-1,000 breezing for prospective buyers.
Cozmic One, the first foal out of Zenyatta, has already shown some of what his mother passed onto him -- strength, stamina, and even an aspect of unwieldiness.
Siena Farms' Angela Renee (by Bernardini) worked a half-mile in company in :47 3/5 April 16 at Keeneland. The grade I winner may make her next start in the May 1 Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I).
For the second consecutive day, big-ticket juveniles were plentiful at the Ocala Breeders' Sales Co. March sale of 2-year-olds in training March 18 in Florida.
When the dust settled at the end of a fast and furious day of trading during the opening session of the expanded format OBS March sale of 2-year-olds in training March 17, all indications are that bigger is better.
Godolphin-owned 2-year-olds by Central Kentucky sire Bernardini ruled divisions for maiden colts and maiden fillies March 14 at the 73rd Aiken Trials, an annual spring ritual for the more than seven decades in South Carolina.
Judging by the final results of Fasig-Tipton's Florida sale of 2-year-olds in training at Gulfstream Park March 4, the sales company's decision to return its select offering to South Florida was clearly a winning one.
Eblouissante, a half sister to the legendary Zenyatta, has been retired from racing and will begin her breeding career, it was announced Jan. 23.
Fresh off the claim, Sr. Quisqueyano upset the $250,000 Florida Sunshine Millions Classic Jan. 17 at Gulfstream Park, holding off East Hall by a half-length in a shocker.
While the Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I) gets the most buzz from the 'best milers make the best sires' adage, the Cigar Mile (gr. I) coming up on Nov. 29 has also produced its fair share of top stallions.
Eclipse winner Blame, by Arch out of Liable, by Seeking the Gold, will stand for $20,000 live foal stands and nurses in 2015, according to Claiborne Farm. Algorithms to stand for $5,000.
Darley's roster of 14 stallions in America will be led by top stallion Medaglia d'Oro who has sired 11 group/grade I winners to date, including 2014 grade I winners Lochte and Coffee Clique.
The legacy of one of the modern era's best-known Thoroughbred stars continues to this day as two-time Breeders' Cup winner and 2010 Horse of the Year Zenyatta maintains a devoted fan following.
Bobby Flay's Dame Dorothy remained undefeated in four starts when she held off a late run from Catch My Drift to take the $200,000 Turnback the Alarm Handicap (gr. III) by a half length on closing day at Belmont Oct. 26.
Alpha, a son of leading sire and fellow Darley stallion Bernardini -- and the first horse to win both the Travers and the Woodward in nearly 15 years -- has been retired to Becky Thomas' Sequel Stallions in New York.
The $200,000 Indiana Oaks (gr. II) has drawn a field of 11 fillies vying for grade II status going 1 1/16 miles Oct. 4.
Siena Farm's Angela Renee, beaten more than 19 lengths in the Spinaway Stakes (gr. I) in her last start, rebounded in a big way with a victory in the $300,000 Chandelier Stakes (gr. I) for 2-year-old fillies at Santa Anita.
A look behind the scenes at some of the newsmakers during sale's first four days.
A Bernardini half brother to grade I winner R Heat Lightning brings $925,000 on the third day of Book One at the 2014 Keeneland September yearling sale.
A filly by Bernardini sold for $1.2 million at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale. watch video
A filly by Bernardini sold for $1.2 million at the Keeneland September Yearling Sale.
Keeneland's September yearling sale opened Monday with a pair of million-dollar fillies by Bernardini and Curlin leading higher average and median.
A Pennsylvania-bred daughter of Bernardini brought a winning bid of $1.2-million from Sheikh Mohammed's bloodstock manager John Ferguson, making her the top-priced yearling to this point at the 2014 sale.
After settling in mid-pack early in the Canadian Derby Stakes (Can-III) Aug. 16, Edison took charge at the quarter pole and romped to an eye-widening triumph at Edmonton's Northlands Park.
Stonestreet Stables' Cavorting outfought favored Angela Renee through the stretch to take the $200,000 Adirondack Stakes (gr. II) by 1 3/4 lengths at Saratoga Race Course Aug. 10.
The second session of the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select yearling sale Aug. 5 saw steady momentum gains that led to the third million-dollar horse of the sale.
Hip 112 was offered by Gainesway and bought by Darley during the second session of the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga select sale.
Colt out of the family of Birdstone and Bird Town session-topper so far.
Fasig-Tipton's Saratoga select yearling sale continues its two-night run Aug. 5 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Following is a selection of noteworthy yearlings from the final session.
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Go Indy Go will be prepared for the Victoria Oaks (gr. I) later this year after her impressive win over males in the Moet and Chandon Champagne Stakes (Aus-I) for 2-year-olds April 26 at Royal Randwick.
A pair of regally-bred colts by Curlin and Bernardini garnered the most attention at the third session of Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s spring sale of 2-year-olds in training April 23, each selling for $700,000.
Imperative pounced on a softened-up Game On Dude rounding the final turn and proved best in the drive to land a $1 million payday at odds of 26-1 in the Charles Town Classic (gr. II) April 19 at Charles Town Races.
Four-time grade I winner My Flag died at the Hancock family's Claiborne Farm near Paris, Ky., after foaling a healthy bay colt by Bernardini on April 12.
Godolphin entrymates Romansh and Long River ran one-two, respectivley, in the $150,000 Excelsior Stakes (gr. III) at Aqueduct Racetrack March 22.
Gala Award does not have a pedigree that one would normally associate with a turf specialist, and his connections are now considering races such as the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes.
"It is a big jump and I think it says a lot about his quality," trainer Todd Pletcher said of Gala Award's grass win. "I'm not going to rule out something like the dirt or the Blue Grass (gr. I)."
British-born Jacqueline Kandalaft-Gomez imparts basic dressage tenets to all of the young Thoroughbreds she exercises for trainer John Shirreffs, including Zenyatta's half sister, Eblouissante.
Private Zone, who had been ticketed for the $500,000 Donn Handicap (gr. I) on Feb. 9, has been turned out in Bradbury, Calif. Meanwhile, grade III winner Romansh will open his 2014 campaign in the Gulfstream Park event.
Edison, 3-year-old son of Bernardini who cost $950,000 last March, graduated in a front-running style on the Gulfstream Park turf in his second maiden special weight start Jan. 26.
Biondetti's first foal is out of the Elusive Quality mare Elusive Blackjack. The breeder is Sergio Ripamonte and the filly is the second foal for the half sister to stakes winner Hirschy.
Spellbound made trainer Richard Mandella's quick cross-country trip worthwhile when she came from far out of it to capture the $200,000 La Canada Stakes (gr. II) by a neck at 16-1 odds Jan. 19 at Santa Anita Park.
Bernardini's first Australian crop has produced not only multiple group I winner Boban, but also four-time group scorer Toydini and stakes winners Meidung and Solemn.
Eblouissante, half sister to 2010 Horse of the Year Zenyatta, has returned to Betfair Hollywood Park after being purchased for $2.1 million Nov. 5 at the Keeneland November breeding stock sale.
Boban captured the Emirates Stakes (Aus-I) and fan favorite Buffering took the VRC Sprint Classic (Aus-I) Nov. 9, the final day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival at Flemington.


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Naya Rivera vs Lea Michele?
Naya Rivera suddenly disappeared on Glee.I think we have a little insight in to why
TMZ reported that Naya and Lea Michele had a major blowout about on set behavior, with one of them storming out as a result.
TMZ's report stated that Naya apparently had it up to there with Lea's on set antics, like having everyone wait around to shoot a scene. Rivera apparently went and told the producers that Lea was pissing EVERYONE off. When Lea got to set she heard that Naya went to producers and she was not happy.
Well this version of the story is just not true. Lea and Michele didn't even work together the day of Naya's blowup with one of the producers, so there was no reason whatsoever that Naya would be pissed with Lea.
So while Naya may have been upset as heck over something, it didn't have anything to do with Lea Michele.


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without achievement or result Marge's time in jail wasn't all for naught – she earned a college degree while she was there.
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London: Australia leg spinner Shane Warne is not set for a second spell with Hampshire, the English county's chairman Rod Bransgrove said on Tuesday.
Warne took 70 wickets during his one season with Hampshire back in 2000 and last weekend Bransgrove had talks with the 32-year-old about a possible two-year deal. Despite Warne's fondness for Hampshire and respect for club captain Robin Smith, the former England batsman, international commitments make a second spell with the southern county starting next season a pipe dream. Bransgrove said, "Shane Warne would love to come back but he is still very much part of Australia's international side and we don't want overseas players disappearing during the summer. "That situation hasn't changed at all. Even though we can have two overseas players next year we would like two overseas players for the entire summer. Shane's added three or four years on his international career so he is going to be around in the Australian side for some time to come unless he decides otherwise." Warne, the first spinner to take over 400 Test wickets, has spoken of his desire to become the first bowler of any kind to break the 600 barrier - an aspiration that Bransgrove believes rules out a return to England in the near future. He said, "Shane's talking about taking 600 wickets so I can't see him thinking about quitting international cricket at this stage of his career but I'm pretty certain he will come back to Hampshire at some point."
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Eyes of the Heart: A Memoir of the Lost and Foundby Frederick Buechner
From critically acclaimed author and Pulitzer Prize runner-up Frederick Buechner comes another powerfully honest memoir, The Eyes of the Heart. Full of poinant insights into his most personal relationships, this moving account traces how the author was shaped as much by his family's secrets as by its celebrations.Within the innermost chambers of his/b>
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From critically acclaimed author and Pulitzer Prize runner-up Frederick Buechner comes another powerfully honest memoir, The Eyes of the Heart. Full of poinant insights into his most personal relationships, this moving account traces how the author was shaped as much by his family's secrets as by its celebrations.Within the innermost chambers of his consciousness, Buechner, in his characteristically self-searching style, explores the mysteries and truths behind his deepest connections to family, friends, and mentors. Extraordinarily moving, this memoir follows not chronology but the converging paths of Buechner's imagination and memory.
Buechner invites us into his library-his own Magic Kingdom, Surrounded by his beloved books and treasures, we discover how they serve as the gateway to Buechner's mind and heart. He draws the reader into his recollections, moving seamlessly from reminiscence to contemplation. Buechner recounts events such as the tragic suicide of his father and its continual fallout on his life, intimate and little-known details about his deep friendship with the late poet James Merrill, and his ongoing struggle to understand the complexities of his relationship to his mother.
This cast of characters comprised of Buechner's relatives and loved ones is brought to vibrant life by his peerless writing and capacity to probe the depths of his own consciousness. Buechner visits his past with an honest eye and a heart open to the most painful and life-altering of realizations. heartbreaking and enlightening, The Eyes of the Heart is a treasure for any who have ever pondered the meaning and mystery of their own past.
As "one of our finest writers," according to author Annie Dillard, Frederick Buechner provides yet another chapter in the tale of his life in this gripping memoir tracing the complicated roots and path of his inner life and family, with their multitude of intersections." The Eyes of the Heart stands as a touching testimonial to the significance of kinship to the author as well as to the legions of readers who have come to regard him as one of their own.
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I bring Naya into the Magic Kingdom. Naya is my grandmother, my mother's mother, who diedin 1961 in her ninety-fourth year. She walks across the green library carpet and stands at the window looking out across the stream toward my wife's vegetable garden and the rising meadow behind it with a dirt track running through it up into the sugar woods on the hillside.
The Magic Kingdom is my haven and sanctuary, the place where I do my work, the place of my dreams and of my dreaming. I originally named it the Magic Kingdom as a kind of jokepart Disneyland, part the Land of Ozbut by now it has become simply its name. It consists of the small room you enter through, where the family archives are, the office, where my desk and writing paraphernalia are, and the library, which is by far the largest room of the three. Its walls are lined with ceiling-high shelves except where the windows are, and it is divided roughly 'in half by shoulder-high shelves that jut out at right angles from the others but with an eight-foot space between them so that it is still one long room despite the dividers. There are such wonderful books in it that I expect people to tremble with excitement, as I would, on entering it for the first time, but few of them do so because they don't know or care enough about books to have any idea what they are seeing.
They are the books I have been collecting all my life, beginning with the Uncle Wiggily series by Howard R. Garis. In 1932, when I was six, I sent my unfortunate mother all over Washington, D.C., looking for Uncle Wiggily's Ice Cream Party, but she never found it, and it wasn't until about sixty yearslater that I finally located a copy and completed the set. There are first editions of all the Oz books, some of them the same copies I read as a child, with "Frebby Buechner" scrawled in them because I was less sure about the difference between b's and d's in those days than I have become since, and also of both Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass, with a later edition of each signed by the original Alice herself when she came to this country in 1932 as an old lady to receive an honorary doctorate from Columbia University on the centenary of Lewis Carroll's birth. Underneath her academic robes she wore a corsage of roses and lilies of the valley and in her acceptance speech said she would prize the honor "for the rest of my days, which may not be very long." She died in 1934 at the age of eighty-two. There is a drab little Jenny Wren of Dickens's A Christmas Carol as first published in 1843 with green endpapers and the four hand-colored, steel-engraved plates by John Leech, and a Moby Dick or The Whale in the original shabby purple-brown cloth with the "usual moderate foxing" throughout, as the catalogue description apologetically notes. There are a number of seventeenth-century folios, including the sermons of Lancelot Andrewes, Jeremy Taylor, and John Donne, that I started buying when my wife and I were on our honeymoon in England in 1956 with some British royalties that were due me then. There is North's Plutarch and Florio's Montaigne and the first collected edition of Ben Jonson, 1692, which I was beside myself with excitement to discover bore the inscription Jo: Swift, Coll Nova in an eighteenth-century hand, only to learn from the British Museum years later that it was not, as I'd wildly hoped, the great Jonathan but one John Swift, who matriculated at New College, Oxford, at the age of fifteen.
On the walls are the framed autographs of some of my heroes. There is a photograph of the portrait of Henry James that his friend Sargent painted on the occasion of his seventieth birthday, inscribed by both Sargent and the Master himself, who distributed prints of it to the faithful. Nearby Anthony Trollope has signed his name together with the words "Very faithfully" beneath a carte de visite photograph that shows him in granny glasses scowlmig through whiskers that erupt from his face like the stuffing of an old sofa"all gobble and glare," as Henry James once described him in a letterand there is a sepia cabinet photograph of Mark Twain on the lower margin of which he has written, "It is your human environment that makes climate," whatever exactly he meant by that. And then, matted with red damask in a gilt frame, there is the upper part of a sixteenth-century vellum document in which Queen Elizabeth, the only real Queen Elizabeth, grants permission to someone whose name I cannot make out to travel to Flanders on official business. When the trip was completed, the document was canceled with four gill-like incisions, and at the top of the page the queen signed it "Elizabeth R." Between her signature and the document's first line there are two free-floating squiggles, which my wife and I long ago decided mark where she tried out her quill pen to make sure it wouldn't spatter ink when she made the great flowing loops that fly out like pennants in the wind from the bottom of the E and Z and R and the upper staff of the B.
On the sash of the large window at the end of the room, where Naya stands waiting for me to get on with my description, there is a stone I found wedged into a crack in the rocky ledge we stepped ashore on when I made a pilgrimage to the island of Outer Fame 'in the North Sea one summer in honor of St. Godric, who often visited there in his seafaring days in the twelfth century and about whom I had written a novel several years earlier. In the novel I describe how on his first visit to the island Godric ran into St. Cuthbert, who had died some four hundred years before, Cuthbert says that long before Godric arrived, he was expected there and then explains himself by saying, "When a man leaves home, he leaves behind some scrap of his heart. Is it not so, Godric? ... It's the same with a place a man is going to. Only then he sends a scrap of his heart ahead." When I finally managed to pry the stone loose with my pocketknife, I discovered, to my wonderment, that it was...
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Frederick Buechner, author of more than thirty works of fiction and nonfiction, is an ordained Presbyterian minister. He has been a finalist for both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award and was honored by the American Academy of Arts and Letters. His most recent work is Beyond Words: Daily Readings in the ABC's of Faith.
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I take issue with Publisher Weekly's Review opening remarks 'Its cloying title aside . . .' 'Seeing With the Eyes' is a anything but a sickenly sweet memoir as suggested by a misinterpretation of the title.'Seeing . . .' instead is an exquisitely crafted meditation based on verses from the Apostle Paul's Letter to the Ephesians in which he urges them to look more deeply into their experiences and souls with the eyes of their hearts to see the riches God has in store. And that is precisely what Mr. Buechner treats the reader to - his tragic earlier life later viewed through the eyes of his heart, and his discovery of great riches bestowed upon him through the lives of family and friends, his grandmother, brother, a dear friend, a wonderful young grandson among others. The Seventh Chapter will bring one to tears. It's sheer beauty of verse, its tenderness, and the prayer he composed for his dying brother, allows the reader to see with the eyes of his/her own heart the richness, the possibilities, the gifts of healing, of good relationships and the love bestowed upon us all by God.


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Hi Experts,
As of now we have single internet provider to my DC and we have public IP pool (18.104.22.168/24 leased from old provider)
Now we take another internet provider for redundancy and we bought one public IP pool (18.104.22.168/24)
I have two my routers (1841) in hsrp at my DC, both providers have their own routers at perimeter network at my DC.
Both new and Old internet lines are ready to use, now I have to do BGP multihoming on my both hsrp routers and I dont want use IP pool 22.214.171.124 which taking leased from old provider.
At present I have my own two public IP pools those are 220.127.116.11/24 and 193.143.209/20
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World s Most Awesome Invertebrate
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1 World s Most Awesome Invertebrate Video Title: This lesson is not connected to a specific video title. Students will be searching shapeoflife.org for video in the Phyla category: Sponges; Cnidarians; Flatworms; Annelids, Marine Arthropods; Terrestrial Arthropods; Molluscs; Echinoderms; and Chordates to support their evidence. Activity Subject: Invertebrate biodiversity Grade Level: 7 12 grades Introduction After note taking during the phyla episodes of the shapeoflife.org, student pairs will randomly pick an invertebrate from the hat. After doing more in-depth research on their chosen invertebrate, student pairs will design and create a flyer that will promote the invertebrate s special abilities. Furthermore, the students will find at least one video clip of their invertebrate from the shapeoflife.org website to present to the class as evidence of their claims. Finally the student pair will argue why their invertebrate should be crowned the World s Most Awesome Invertebrate. Assessments Research, creation of digital flyers, choosing a video clip, and arguing for their invertebrate. Time Two classes for research and flyer design (could include homework). Two classes for the presentation and defense of the flyers (assuming 50 minute classes and a class size of 32 students). COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS: LITERACY IN SCIENCE CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RST Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of science and technical texts. NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS: Students who demonstrate understanding can: MS-LS4-2 - Apply scientific ideas to construct an explanation for the anatomical similarities and differences among modern organisms and between modern and fossil organisms to infer evolutionary relationships. Disciplinary Core Idea: MS-LS1.A - Structure and Function: In multicellular organisms, the body is a system of multiple interacting subsystems. These subsystems are groups of cells that work together to form tissues and organs that are specialized for particular body functions. Learning Objectives: Students will appreciate the biodiversity of invertebrates and their special adaptations. They will also consider the differences and similarities among invertebrates. Group Size Pairs of students
2 World s Most Awesome Invertebrate - Page 2 Materials, Preparation and Procedure Materials and Preparation: Video in the Phyla category: Sponges; Cnidarians; Flatworms; Annelids, Marine Arthropods; Terrestrial Arthropods; Molluscs; Echinoderms; and Chordates Access to the internet Memory stick or other method to save work Printer to print out flyers Display space for flyers (called Invertebrate Gallery) Prizes for the winners Procedure: 1. Prior to this assignment students will have taken notes in their science notebooks on invertebrate organisms while watching some or all of the Phyla videos. (Alternatively, students can first be assigned an invertebrate and then, in pairs, can view the video shorts independently, targeting their organism.) 2. From a container filled with invertebrate names, pairs of students randomly choose their focus invertebrate. 3. The student pairs then do further research on their invertebrates, documenting their sources and following the guidelines on the Invertebrate Research Worksheet. 4. Next the pairs search for video clips that capture their invertebrate s special ability. Students can search the Shapeoflife.org website or other sites as needed. 5. Student pairs design a digital flyer (8 ½ x 11 ) that promotes their invertebrate for the title of World s Most Awesome Invertebrate. 6. Each pair of students will be given up to six minutes to present their flyer to the class, showing the class their video clips and arguing the case for their invertebrate to be crowned the winner. 7. All flyers are displayed in the Invertebrate Gallery. 8. Winners are chosen either by the teacher or by class vote. 9. The winning invertebrate could be announced over the PA system, published on the school website or written up in the school newspaper.
3 World s Most Awesome Invertebrate - Page 3 Invertebrate Candidates Teachers cut these candidates out and put in container or hat for students to choose an invertebrate. Dragonfly Millipede Lobster Squid Nautilus Crab Abalone Octopus Sea Star Sea Urchin Jellyfish Leech Marine Annelid Earthworm Sponge Sea Anemone Flatworm Tunicate Sea Cucumber Coral
4 World s Most Awesome Invertebrate - Student Edition Invertebrate Research Worksheet Student Name: Student Name: Date: 1. Name of your invertebrate: 2. Phylum of your invertebrate: 3. Where does your invertebrate live? 4. How does your invertebrate move? 5. What other organisms, live or extinct, have the some of the same characteristics as your organism? 6. Why might very different organisms share some of the same characteristics? Name 3 to 5 special characteristics of your invertebrate: Why would you promote your invertebrate as the World s Most Awesome Invertebrate? Write your 3 references for this research:
5 World s Most Awesome Invertebrate - Student Edition Flyer and Video Directions Flyer Directions: Have a fun time designing your original invertebrate flyers. When printed, flyers should be 8½ x 11 (standard paper size). Be sure to include the following on your flyer: Title of World s Most Awesome Invertebrate Name of your invertebrate Picture(s) of your invertebrate Phylum of your invertebrate One or more special characteristics Bullets instead of sentences At least three colors Your flyer should be: Neat and organized Edited (free of spelling and grammatical errors) Original Scientifically accurate Video Directions: Find one or two video clips that support your claim that your invertebrate is the world s most awesome invertebrate. Clips should not exceed two minutes.
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text: The desire of our women's ministry is to equip women to pursue God intentionally through the instruction of the Word in Bible Studies, small groups and events. Our theme, The Pursuit reflects that desire. This year our pursuit of Jesus leans on Hebrews 12:1-3 which encourages us to run our races with perseverance with our eyes fixed on Jesus. We have several great options to help you KNOW Jesus, GROW in your relationship with Him and SERVE Him.