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So What Games Will Nintendo Talk About This Time? Rumors suggest that these are likely to be launched within the year. Hey! Pikmin lets players use the 3DS touchscreen to control their Pikmin , sending them to fight or move obstacles, much like the previous games.
And although Rowland has a seemingly healthy relationship with her husband, she said that after giving birth to their little bundle of joy, she "forgot" about herself "for a second". Though Kelly Rowland assured us that motherhood doesn't make her any less fly, she did admit that one body part in particular made her feel pretty insecure after giving birth.
A news release from the Miami-Dade State Attorney's office says North Miami Police Officer Jonathan Aledda was charged Wednesday with attempted manslaughter and misdemeanor culpable negligence . Two other officers had been within 20 feet (6 meters) of Kinsey and Rios and didn't feel threatened, investigators found. "Have units (standby)", according to the warrant .
The question of an investigation is still somewhat up in the air, with today's Lavrov-Tillerson press conference revealing that Lavrov had pushed the idea heavily, and that the United States only agreed to "consider" the matter, while Tillerson continued to insist they have "firm" confidence Syria's government was responsible for the attack.
For as long as the Gran Turismo franchise has existed, Sony and Polyphony Digital were unable to include Porsche sports cars due to an exclusivity deal with Electronic Arts. You may not have known this , but EA had an agreement with auto manufacturer Porsche which meant their vehicles would only appear in EA games. Recall that Gran Turismo Sport will be released in the course of 2017 exclusively on PS4.
The Galaxy S8 features a 5.8-inch display, while the Galaxy S8 Plus features a 6.2-inch display. It can be remembered that the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge unlocked models does not hit the market shelves until June. Bixby is seen as one of the key features of the Galaxy S8 that was unveiled earlier in the week in NY and London. If you're planning to pick up the Galaxy S8 and use facial recognition to secure the handset, think again.
Samsung's voice assistant has already been confirmed to be launching in just two languages: US English and Korean, meaning United Kingdom and European owners will need to wait for local language support. The intelligent personal assistant from Samsung , Bixby , now only supports the English and Korean languages. The company believes it could completely change the way consumers interact with their devices, and has even equipped the S8 with a physical Bixby button.
Part of The Legend of Zelda 30th Anniversary amiibo series, the Majora's Mask Link, Twilight Princess Link, and Skyward Sword Link are expected to become available on June 30. While the Switch received Zelda amiibo, the popular fighting game will finally see amiibo for the three more recent downloadable characters. Unlike Zelda , where amiibo unlock items, Smash Bros .
President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping walk April 7 after their meetings at Mar-a-Lago. Visits by foreign journalists to North Korea are rare and tightly coordinated, and security checks at events attended by leader Kim Jong Un are especially rigorous.
It lived about 245 million years ago during the Triassic, before the first-known dinosaur lived about 231 million years ago (older, so-called dinosaur specimens have been found, but it's hard to say for sure whether they came from dinosaurs, the researchers said).
That reaction was widely panned as exacerbating United's PR nightmare. The man refused to give up his seat on a United flight to Louisville, Kentucky, after the airline said it needed to make room for crew members commuting to the city. This announcement comes just hours after the airline said that it would be reviewing its policies to make sure this incident wouldn't be repeated. In a letter to Transportation Secretary Elaine Cho, Gov.
This gives you the feeling of impotence, that we have to keep functioning and nothing else matters. German investigators yesterday detained a suspect over three explosions that rocked the Borussia Dortmund soccer team's bus, prosecutors said , confirming that the probe was examining a possible "terrorist link".
If you plan on buying the Galaxy S8 , I recommend turning this option off entirely, at least if you want to keep prying eyes from opening your smartphone. Some of Microsoft's most popular apps are already bundled into Samsung phones, such as Skype and OneDrive. The front camera's sensor comes with a face-scanning feature that will unlock the device once it recognizes the owner's face.
Not that this should come as a surprise to anyone; the device was hugely impressive, featuring a gorgeous new design and killer specs. Next to its very visible "Infinity Display", the Galaxy S8's headline feature is Bixby. But you'll all have to do it manually. "Anything you can do with touch, you can do with voice" is how Samsung reps have boasted about Bixby in the lead-up to, during, and after the S8 launch event last month.
Samsung usually unveils a new Note smartphone in August every year, which is nearly four months away from now. To give this some context, this would become Samsung's second highest quarterly operating profit ever, beaten only by its 10.16 trillion won (~$9.34 billion) in Q3 of 2013.
More than 500 homes were destroyed by the cyclone while nearly 30,000 properties in that region remained without power, the state government said. A massive, man-eating shark washed up in a puddle about 10 miles from the ocean in Ayr, two days after Tropical Cyclone Debbie came ashore nearby packing 163 mph winds.
If Rose had made his birdie attempt before Garcia also missed on No. 18 in regulation, Garcia would have been remembered for another failure. He clenched both fists and shook them repeatedly. He said when he hit crisp, high arcing shots often they landed a yard or two into the rough, making it hard to navigate the subsequent approach. "There were a lot of holes I could get to and I stayed positive".
Payne's Prairie Preserve State Park in Micanopy, just south of Gainesville, is 21,000 acres and is home to various wildlife including alligators, wild horses, and even bison. 'They sent someone out, but I didn't hear back'. The gator got in at least one bite at the horse, before slowly moving in the other direction. "There were no clear signs of distress / bleeding when we left the site".
In addition to 2018 season games at FSU and against W&M, Tech is also scheduled to play Sept. 15, 2018 against East Carolina, Sept. 22, 2018 at Old Dominion and October 13, 2018 against Notre Dame, plus the Hokies will play ACC home games against Boston College, Georgia Tech, Miami and Virginia, and ACC road games at Duke, North Carolina and Pittsburgh.
Xi spoke over phone to Trump as a United States aircraft carrier strike group led by the USS Carl Vinson churned towards the Korean peninsula, raising regional tensions. I think he wants to help us with North Korea. China responded that it is in full compliance with sanctions enacted under U.N. Security Council resolutions.
According to Samsung , Bixby Voice won't be available on the Galaxy S8 until later this Spring. While several features will work on worldwide versions, those that rely on voice activation and control won't operate, because Samsung apparently hasn't perfected Bixby's understanding of English yet.
HONOURS EVEN IN NEW ZEALAND-SOUTH KOREA DAVIS CUP TIE: There were mixed fortunes for South Korea's young guns as they finished the opening day of a Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group I tie level at 1-1 against hosts New Zealand. Thompson carried all the momentum with him into the fourth set against an increasingly exhausted looking Sock and closed out the match in three hours.
Despite hopes of an improvement in Russia-US ties under Mr Trump, the Tillerson-Lavrov talks looked set to be dominated by the war of words over Syria - where more than 320,000 people have died in six years of war. He says that makes it hard to have clarity about US positions. Earlier, President Trump said Russian President Vladimir Putin is backing an "evil person" in Syria.
Bixby Voice is more than just another feature for Samsung's voice assistant. "Until now, preorders for the Galaxy S8 reached 620,000 units, with the 128GB Galaxy S8 Plus accounting for 150,000 units", an official from Samsung Electronics said.
To give this some context, this would become Samsung's second highest quarterly operating profit ever, beaten only by its 10.16 trillion won (~$9.34 billion) in Q3 of 2013. "As for the Galaxy S models, we can say that a figure around 35 million units can be considered to fall below expectations, while that above 45 million is robust", said Hwang Min-sung, a researcher from Samsung Securities Co.
Opponents not only appeared among the Democratic members of the chamber, but all over the House Republican Conference. Though President Trump said he would not continue to pursue a ACA replacement, Clarke said he predicts this will not be the last time the Trump administration will attempt to reform health care.
The militant group demanded a ransom, which Canada refused to pay, and both Canadian men were beheaded past year. The island is just half an hour's boat ride from Cebu, another major tourism draw. As the government moved to contain the fallout on the lucrative tourism industry, the military said it would repel similar incursions. Residents and holidaymakers have been forced to flee to safety.
Each of those records has a reasonable lead over the number two spot, but most impressive in this case is that every other member of the top 10 in each of those categories is an Intel CPU. Overall, AMD has disrupted the market with a highly competitive CPU platform (Ryzen + AM4). The fact is that week after week Ryzen processor performance has been increasing thanks to BIOS updates and software optimizations.
One of the biggest new introductions on this device would be the Samsung Bixby voice assistant . It is more complete in this sense because the AI assistant can do all tasks for you. "In the future you would be able to control your air conditioner or TV through Bixby ", said Rhee. Even in Google Assistant , users will have to unlock the phone to ask it to make a call.
The CONCACAF countries confirmed their plan to bring the tournament to America at a press conference on Monday at One World Trade Centre in NY. If successful, it would be the first World Cup to be held in three countries and only the second multi-nation tournament following Japan and South Korea in 2002.
The internet barely had time to be annoyed for that new 15 second Burger King ad before Google shut the whole thing down. Cue Google Home assistants everywhere spewing information about Whoppers. While a normal human being can still ask their Google Home about the burger, the audio from the ad itself no longer triggers the devices, BuzzFeed News tests have found.
Following stage separation after this evening's launch, the Falcon 9's first stage will attempt a landing on SpaceX's " Of Course I Still Love You " droneship that will be stationed in the Atlantic Ocean. SpaceX in December 2015 landed an orbital rocket after launch for the first time, a feat it has now repeated eight times. Elon Musk's SpaceX has seemingly mastered launching a rocket into space and safely landing it back on Earth, with multiple successful missions already completed.
Environmental Protection Agency said. Because of the spill, the National Park Service closed the West Beach and the Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk sites. Ogden Dunes Town Council President Tim Nelson said town officials are monitoring the situation and awaiting additional information. Lake Michigan is a primary source of drinking water for those living in LaPorte, Porter, and Lake counties.
A statement released to press discloses that the Microsoft Edition will apply "a Microsoft customization" when the device starts for the first time and is connected to WiFi. It's able to achieve this by scanning 200 points of an iris during setup. "Our ambition for Bixby is that it will evolve", said Mark Childs, chief brand officer at Samsung Canada, noting that Samsung aspires to voice assistant dominance and believes they can create a market-winning product .
It may have been Juventus and Paulo Dybala's night in Turin but Lionel Messi was not going to let his Argentine apprentice have it entirely his own way. "We gave away two goals in the first half and against a team like Juventus you pay for it", he said. "We deserved it and we have no reason to fear anyone", Buffon told Juventus' website.
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The Senators say this legislation would put a halt to Trump's policies that reward polluters at the expense of public health and Maryland jobs. I knew that bad news was coming, and sure enough Trump signed an executive order just yesterday, rolling back US climate change policies, put in place by Obama.
As with any premium entry, perks such as LED headlights with automatic high beams are now standard. A significantly enhanced suite of available advanced safety technologies is engineered to help drivers monitor their surroundings and feel confident when behind the wheel.
Other sources peg that Apple could delay the launch of the larger iPhone 8 entirely to allow extra stock to be produced to avoid the delay. Because Apple plans on eliminating buttons on the iPhone 8, allowing the screen to cover almost the entire front of the handset, the company planned on embedding the Touch ID fingerprint scanner under the screen.
He added that they "can speak after the season" about the club's progress and acknowledged that if it is not clear now then it is the squad's "fault" because "it should be obvious". "Phil is still ill", said German boss Klopp. "He was not at Melwood Thursday or Friday". Of course people say why don't we use the two Brazilians from the start, but you can see even last 15 minutes we had low battery.
Theresa May and Donald Trump have agreed there is a "window of opportunity" to persuade Russian Federation to abandon its support for Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad. "But Assad's principal backer is Russian Federation". Asked if the United States is going to get involved in Syria, Trump said: "No". But in an interview broadcast on Wednesday morning, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told independent news channel Dozhd : "I completely do not view this as an ultimatum".
The Flora-Bama will host its annual Easter Egg Hunt & Kids' Fun Day starting at 1 p.m on Saturday, April 15. There will be over 5,000 eggs hidden in the handsome white sandy beaches behind Flora-Bama! The Easter bunny will also be on site for free family photos.
Pre-orders for the Galaxy S8 Microsoft Edition are already open at Microsoft retail stores in the United States, and the device will launch on April 21, just like the standard Galaxy S8 . The DeX Station is a small puck-shaped dock that plugs into an external monitor and essentially gives Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus users a desktop experience.
Nikki Haley's comments in an interview airing Sunday came as part of an apparent shift in U.S. policy towards Assad's government after the alleged chemical attack last week on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhun that killed 87 people, including many children.
That debacle cost the company more than $5 billion and ultimately led it to kill off the Note 7. An issue that caused Samsung's own Vice Chairman Jay Y. For the whole of 2017, operating profits will be a record 47 trillion won, he added. The company did not elaborate on its performance and will disclose detailed earnings in late April.
That notebook growth helped the company to 13.1% growth over the same period a year ago, nudging Lenovo out of the number one slot. "Winners in the business segment will ultimately be the survivors in this shrinking market", said Gartner principal analyst Mikako Kitagawa.
The digital assistant's Bixby Vision feature will work, according to Samsung . Bixby Vision should help set the tone, though. MORE: Who Has the Best Galaxy S8 Deal? "In the coming months we'll have an announcement about what we'll do with Bixby voice".
Last week, it presented and began taking preorders for its Galaxy S8, its first major smartphone launch since the fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 fiasco. Revenue jumped 0.4 percent to 50 trillion won, above the analysts' forecasts. The management shakeup, so far, has had nearly no effect on Samsung's finances, and appears to have done little to erode consumer confidence in the company, say analysts.
The number of shares now held by investors is 5.01 Billion. Ironwood Investment Management LLC boosted its stake in shares of Cisco Systems by 0.3% in the third quarter. Stanley Laman Group Ltd. now owns 54,085 shares of the network equipment provider's stock worth $1,716,000 after buying an additional 1,404 shares in the last quarter.
There are also losses to U.S. multinational companies (MNCs) due to the increase of production costs, as they have based their supply chains in China and other emerging economies in the region. Minutes later he followed up with a second more threatening tweet against North Korea when he wrote. That may require the USA to apply some pressure on other countries, not just China, but this is not out of the question.


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Two men were shot and killed in a parking lot outside the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland Sunday afternoon, SWAT officials told News 8. The two suspects drove up and opened fire on the center, which was hosting a Muhammad Art exhibit, and hit a Garland ISD officer. That officer suffered non-life threatening injuries, according to a spokesman for Garland Police. Police were searching the area for a vehicle that had explosives in it.SWAT members were already at the scene for the art event. Rowlett/Sachse Scanner reported on Facebook that a suspect was inside a nearby Walmart, off Garland Avenue and Naaman Forest Boulevard, with a hand grenade. A 1,000-foot radius around the Walmart was shut down and the Academy Store was evacuated, according to that page.The SWAT team leader led the group from the secure room inside the Culwell Center to another secure location at a nearby school.
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It isnt a design of grand proportions, nor lavish upholstery, nor modern genius, but Debra Appel Weinrich absolutely adores the new look of her home. In fact, the novelty lies less in the aesthetics than in the mere practicality of it all.
And designer Debbie Wiener wouldnt have it any other way. As the author of Slob Proof: Real-Life Design Solutions and the mother of two kids, she makes it a point to infuse her designs with practicality rather than glamour.
So Appel Weinrichs home, which often takes a beating from her son and daughter, ages 15 and 13, respectively, was the perfect forum for the two to express their love of visually interesting design fit for a modern family.
The two began working together two years ago and have since redesigned nearly every room in Appel Weinrichs 2,000-square-foot house. While each room has a unique character, they all share bursts of color, lots of light and, most important, washable furniture.
I didnt want to spend a lot of money on the stuff I knew was going to get trashed, says Appel Weinrich, who discovered Wiener in a magazine article and instantly appreciated her methodical yet vibrant design aesthetic. But all the fabrics are washable, so Im not always worrying about the kids spilling stuff on them.
The rooms also belie much of the character and personality of their inhabitants. The living room is an open, bright and inviting space where much of the attention is focused on the soft yellow wall color, which leads into a deep red hallway.
The basement, which used to be a playroom for the kids, Spencer and Daniela, is now an entertainment center and a study with library shelves, two desks where the kids can do homework and a couple of television sets one for PlayStation games and another for favorite TV shows like Gilmore Girls, which Appel Weinrich and her daughter used to watch every week.......
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The Sheaffer family has deep roots in South Central Pennsylvania dating to before the Revolutionary War. When they arrived, for the most part have never left. It has made my research easy as everything is in the same general location where I live and to which my ancestors lived, but one Sheaffer family decided to pull up stakes and go West to Kansas in 1878!
Jacob Sheaffer 1815-1897 and his family dared to make the move west to Kansas in 1878. I had heard for some time that there were Sheaffer families that had moved to Kansas in the 1800's but never had any detailed information outside of the Census record of them in 1880. Kansas was where my 4th great-grandfather Henry Sheaffer had died and was buried. I had always wondered why would a man at the age of 63 who by all accounts had made a comfortable life farming and owning some 300 acres of land decide to pack it all up and move out west? I had thoughts of he and his family travelling in covered wagons making the trek to Kansas on trails and prairies as seen in the old western movies. I was soon to discover that they had planned this out well in advance along with several hundred persons and travelled as a colony by train! I had found an article in the Carlisle (Pa) Herald listing all the heads of families of this colony which included Jacob his wife and 5 of his children, 4 sons and a daughter whom all left Shippensburg, Pennsylvania on April 2, 1878.
Jacob in the 3 years preceding trip was selling off his land most of which was bought by his remaining son John Wesley Sheaffer in what appears to be a well thought out plan to move west. They would eventually locate to Ness City, Kansas and according to a grand-daughter's recollections in a letter in her later years they Jacob and sons lived off the land in makeshift huts in the center of the land they ought and worked it until they could afford to build homes. They eventually prospered to where Jacob became the postmaster of the town and would remain there the rest of his life where he died in 1896. He lost one son in 1887 out there while all but one of the remaining children would all move back to Pennsylvania. Somewhere around 1880 my 4th great grand-father Henry Sheaffer and his son William Henry Sheaffer had moved out there as well. Henry died that year at age 70 and sometime later William Henry located to Los Angeles where he died in 1897. His familiy would re-locate to Washington State and settle there. I really have to admire the strength and resolve of these ancestors to make such a drastic lifestyle change in a faraway place. I don't know if I could have the same willingness to make such a drastic change myself especially going to such unsettled area 1878 Kansas. Jacob Sheaffer's wife Mary Gettel Sheaffer is buried in Fairview Cemetery in Ness City Kansas which I would also assume is where Jacob is buried as well.


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ATLANTA — Asbury Automotive Group Inc. announced the grand opening of its newest dealership, Nalley Nissan of Atlanta. The new location is the first store in the country to feature the OEM's newest Nissan Retail Environment Design Initiative, or NREDI 2.0.
The new design, according to the manufacturer, brings both visual and technical upgrades to all aspects of the dealership. One of the focal points is a center station equipped with tablets customers can use to search the dealership's inventory, view both the interior and exterior of the vehicles, and check pricing.
The idea behind the station is to allow customers to look at what the store has to offer before beginning the process with a salesperson, said Doug Wells, the dealership's general manager.
Additionally, the 72,000-squre-foot location will feature a five-story car-display tower, over 800 parking spaces, 51 service bays, and 10 electric vehicle charging stations. Although the grand opening of the store was recently held on Sept. 29, the store officially began selling cars on Aug. 22.
"The dealership is on pace to more than double vehicle sales in its first month of operation," said Craig Monaghan, president and CEO of Asbury Automotive. "Nalley Nissan of Atlanta is a significant investment for Asbury due to its scope, importance, and uniqueness. This new facility offers both new- and used-car inventory, an exceptional service department and a sleek, modern, comfortable design that will enhance the time that our customers spend in the store."
The new dealership is the largest Nissan store in the Atlanta area, according to Nissan officials. It is also located in one of the highest traffic corridors in the Atlanta metro area, with approximately 250,000 cars driving by daily.
"Asbury Automotive Group's investment in the new Nalley Nissan of Atlanta will help Nissan build on its success in this market, which is consistently among our Top 10 markets for U.S. sales," said Jose Muñoz, executive vice president of Nissan Motor Co. Ltd and chairman of Nissan North America.
During the first six months of 2016, Nissan accounted for 10% of Asbury's brand mix, making it one of the four largest brands for the dealer group. The state of Georgia was also an important area for the dealer group. During the first six months of the year, sales in Georgia generated 18% of the group's revenue, the second largest percentage out of all states Asbury serves.
10/7/16 Update:The story originally stated that Nalley Nissan of Atlanta incorporated a no-haggle sales structure. The store, in fact, features a traditional sales model.
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The "Natural Way" to Cycle Your Aquarium
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Make sure the bathrooms are sparkling clean!!!!
Remove any wall to wall carpeting. No Buyer is going to want carpet.
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This hint relates to the foyer space:
This is really your first impression of your home. Make it as inviting as you can.
Less is more in this case. Do not have extra table, chairs, coatracks and shoes out to see.
Make sure the woodtrim is painted, the staircase is in good shape and clean the carpets on the stairs.
Have a new door mat to welcome the Buyers.
And as always a mirror ...
Some fool proof accessories:
fresh flowers
shelves with plants and old books
large tropical plants (ferns) in corners to brighten the space
updated curtains
nice new floor mats
Investing in these items may seem like a lot but they definitly help and you can take it all with you when you move. It is money well spent.
By Madhavi Acharya-Tom Yew, Toronto Star - Thursday February 9th, 2012.
Toronto-Dominion Bank and Royal Bank of Canada have raised their mortgage rates ahead of schedule, putting an early end to record-low rates.
The banks offered five-year mortgages at 2.99 per cent, specials that were a boon to home buyers and revealed increasing competitiveness among Canada's big banks.
They debuted ...
A quick checklist to go by:
keep home clear of clutter
make usre it smells nice
keep kitchen and bathrooms very tidy
laundryroom clear of dirty laundry
keep cat litter boxes CLEAN
outside of home neat and clean
beds made
toys away
take down most personal belongings like large collections of items
take down and put away anything that could be offensive to the Buyers
buy some fresh flowers
Wood is one of the most common building materials we have and its strength and beauty can last many lifetimes. Old timbers have weathered years of storms and heavy traffic, and their usefulness can be prolonged in exciting new ways. In an older home that I renovated for my television series, All for One with Debbie Travis, we took advantage of some beautiful old boards found in the basement laundry ...
When you are selling your home, make sure the Buyer can easily invision what the room is supposed to be. A Buyer can not invision a room if you do not display it properly.
Clearly define the space. If the room is supposed to be the diningroom then set it up that way. In spare rooms, make sure that there is a bed and dreeer in there. These rooms tend to become "junk rooms".
Remember to make the ...
A condominium is like a small town. It has a board of directors made up of its residents much like a local council, it has rules, restrictions, bylaws and even fines for misbehavior. The condo across the street that looks the same, but it may be a completely different community.
That's why it pays to keeping a handful of things to keep in mind when it comes to finding the right unit for you. ...
TORONTO, ONTARIO OCTOBER 27TH, 2010- An Ipsos Reid survey commissioned by the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) and released today reveals that fully 56 percent of Ontarians mistakenly believe that the new Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) applies to the full purchase price of a resale home. In fact the HST is only levied on the various ...
Here are a few hints regarding kitchens:
Everyone knows that kitchens and bathrooms sell the home.
Some quick tip to help you along,
If the cupboards are dated try painting them white and adding new hardware.
If you have a title countertop with a few broken tiles, cut away the grout along only the broken tiles and replace a few tiles.
Buy or make some curtains.
For outdated tile backsplashes ...


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Global Oil, Refining & Chemicals: what to look for in 2015
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In January 2015, Wood Mackenzie's senior thought leadership team highlights the key themes and milestones for the global coal, power and gas sectors in the year ahead.
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- (1) Low oil prices could stimulate demand, but it is unlikely to change materially; the market itself will have to find balance in 2015.
- (2) US tight oil production growth will be robust into the second quarter, but then decline.
- (3) Refiners are likely to struggle later in 2015, as stock surplus shifts from crude to oil products.
- (4) Integration will provide an effective hedge in early 2015, but European players could seize the moment to downsize Downstream.
- (5) US Crude export policy will follow evolution rather than revolution.
- (6) A decision on the Keystone XL pipeline could remain in a holding pattern for 2015.
- (7) While imports of ethylene and derivatives remain a threat, European domestic producers will remain resilient.
- (8) Low crude oil prices will threaten the North American gas-based chemical renaissance.
- (9) The bright spot for 2015 in the US NGLs and Chemicals market will be derivatives.
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eBay encourages cricket fans to shop through IPL campaign
MUMBAI: E-commerce marketplace eBay India has unveiled its latest integrated campaign crafted specially for the Indian Premier League (IPL) targeted at T20 cricket enthusiasts. The new campaign is designed to encourage shopping on eBay India before a match through a series of four humorous TVCs created by Law & Kenneth.
eBay India?s new campaign is targeted at cricket enthusiasts in the age bracket of 18 - 40 years who are hooked to T20. The TVCs are based on quarrels between a husband & wife over viewing cricket matches and how husbands please their spouse by shopping online before the match.
eBay India country manager Muralikrishnan B. said, "Our new campaign has been created specifically for cricket fans to provoke shopping during the tournament, before, during or after a match. The intent is to get consumers to shop through their tablets, smartphones & laptops to highlight the convenience factor of shopping on eBay India allowing the sporting fan to enjoy his match in peace while keeping their spouse happy."
The campaign rolled out nationally, with a combination of TV, digital and social mediums to drive awareness and encourage Indians to look for fantastic deals with unmatched variety on eBay India while enjoying the T20.
The campaign also aims to reinforce eBay India?s positioning as a destination for the range of brand new every-day use products, with the best deals across product categories such as apparel, accessories, fashion, personal care, gadgets, technology products, fitness, health-care among many others.
Law and Kenneth national creative director Charles Victor said, "Rather than just work with the insight that women hate having men glued to the television during cricket season, we included the fact that men really do not know what works with women. So while it seems like nothing?s changed, in the end men realised it worked. That was the part we had to get right."
Simultaneously, throughout the T20 season there will be a sale on eBay India from 1 pm - 4 pm offering ?Match Se Pehle? deals on popular products. The sale will feature six products.


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The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and the European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies have honored five SOM projects with their prestigious International Architecture Awards.
Roche Diagnostics, a 109,000-square-foot training facility under construction at the Roche campus in Indianapolis, has been awarded first place in the new commercial buildings category of the 2014 ASHRAE Region VI Technology Awards. The building serves as a model of how smart sustainable design can help a corporate campus slash energy consumption despite increasing in size.
Metropolis magazine shines the spotlight on SOM's engineering practice in Chicago, led by Partner William F. Baker, in its March 2014 issue. Writes the author: "Baker's team is a multidisciplinary crew that strives to work as a single organic entity."
SOM Director Luke Leung has been named Chairman of the ASHRAE Tall Building Technical Committee, effective this June. He has also been named an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer.
Ground was broken for the new two-story Roche Diagnostics Training Center, designed by SOM. The 87,135-square-foot building's crisp white metal and glass forms will establish a new brand identity for the Swiss-based pharmaceutical company's Indianapolis campus, whose buildings were built collectively by a previous owner.


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An insurance agreement
An insurance agreement is described in the Civil Code 7 Article 925 paragraph 1 as an agreement between an insurer and an insurer where the agreement is a chance agreement as both parties do not know in advance whether the insurer must ultimately pay the insurer.
An insurance agreement has a condition for claiming a claim. This is a damage, in which the damage must be demonstrable.
In case of a signed agreement, the policyholder receives a policy (policy number) to prove that the insured is actually insured. The insurer is obliged to provide the insured with a policy and also, if necessary, to reimburse the insured with a new policy upon loss of the old.
In the insurance contract, compensation for any damage with a sum / formula must be recorded so that there can not be any unclear about this.
The agreement is also based on trust. This means that the insured must report all relevant information to the insurer prior to the conclusion of the agreement. Also, no insurance fraud can be committed, think about the confusion of information or cause deliberate damage. If this happens, the insurer is authorized to suspend the insurance policy.
An insurance agreement also stipulates that both parties have rights and obligations, the insurer pays cash according to the terms of the agreement and the insurer pays premium.
There are various forms of insurance.
Firstly, there is the Assurances Exchange, in which various insurers together provide a policy, and often an intermediary is attached. Together they set up policy conditions.
Non-life insurance
Secondly, there is the non-life insurance. This insurance covers the compensation for property damage. These are insurance policies that the insurer pays compensation for in case of damage in cases that are reimbursed under the terms of the insurance contract. Mostly, these insurance policies are terminated against the insured's day value, for example, a car is reimbursed according to the current day value, for example, for buildings or inventory. However, statutes may also be included, for example, building a building against the rebuilding value.
Summer insurance
These insurances make a clear distinction between the insured and the beneficiary. The insured is the person on whose life or health the insurance relates, the beneficiary is the one who receives the paid amount. In the case of summer insurance it is not important whether or not the beneficiary has a loss. In addition, summer insurance is limited to personal insurance, these are insurances that concern human or human life. However, it is important to mention that life insurance is not paid out when the beneficiary has the death of the insured on his or her conscience. If this is the case, the insurance company will not pay compensation.
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Harlingen District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
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Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Harlingen District Curriculum
Geometry is a part of the mathematics curriculum. Beginning with learning how to identify shapes, students soon learn how shapes help when classifying items in the world. Within a few years, students start to learn how to measure shapes, including the perimeter and angles. When they enter high school students have the option of continuing on with studying this topic by taking an entire course in geometry. Here they learn the formulas to create circles, triangles and more complex shapes.
The reading curriculum begins with introducing students to book and how pictures can be used to find out the content of the pages. After the students learn how the letter sounds help create the words on the pages, they begin to learn other strategies to decipher words, such as identifying the beginning and ending sounds of words. They then learn about genres and authors' voices. In high school, students are able to read novels and plays to help open their worlds in their lives of reading.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Harlingen Educational News
- Drama Club - The drama club at Harlingen Schools shows students the different aspects of planning and presenting a work of drama. Students learn how to perform or work in support positions of a production while they learn responsibility and a sense of team work. The students are also offered an opportunity to take part in the International Thespian Society where they can find out about scholarship opportunities.
- Engineering and Technology Club - The Engineering and Technology Club helps build students' knowledge in these areas. Students learn how to perfect these skills and, if they desire, they can compete in various competitions throughout the state, including one on rocketry.
- Media Tech Club - Students that participate in the Media Tech Club take part in recording activities throughout the school, including the sporting events. Students that are a part of the club can also take part in Skills USA competitions and be a part of the in-school television programs.
Chalk Talk: Understanding Special Education Language
When sending a child off to school, parents expect to come across some vocabulary they have not had to deal with before, such as PTO, word deciphering and so on. They may not have expected to come across some of the vocabulary they come across in the Special Education field, this is not always the case, so here are some new items for these parents. I.D.E.A. stand for Individuals with Disabilities Education Act ensures that every child in school has access to services related to special education in the school. L.R.E. or Least Restrictive Environment states that every child, no matter what services are needed, should be able to learn around their peers. Another term that may not be familiar to students with special needs is I.E.P., or Individualized Education Plan. This is the one term these parents may come across most often. These are plans set forth for each child which is developed by parents, teachers and educational specialists which include specific learning goals and objectives. With these phrases, a parent of a special needs child can enter this new area of their child's life with more confidence.


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Heed the Expert's Wordsby Editors
Daily Astorian, August 15, 2005
Salmon data needs to stay in the hands of trustworthy professionals
Northwest should listen to biologist's warning on impact of dams Sometimes the most clear-headed information about controversial issues comes from those who speak out after retirement, when they no longer have any financial interest in a particular position. Such is the case with a biologist who has become a vocal critic of Snake River dams.
Idaho biologist Don Chapman, 74, spent his career as a consultant for electric utilities. As such, he argued the standard party line among dam supporters, that mechanisms like fish ladders and barges are good enough to get migrating salmon around the Ice Harbor, Little Goose, Lower Monumental and Lower Granite dams between the Idaho border and the Snake-Columbia River junction.
These were some of the last big dams constructed in the U.S. before the environmental movement and fisheries proponents succeeded in turning public opinion against the industrialization of river systems. By the time the Snake dams were built, the consequences for salmon were widely recognized, and dam supporters were forced to undertake more mitigation measures than in the past. But Snake River fish runs have still struggled. The effectiveness of artificial salmon transportation is dubious, at best.
Chapman now says the Snake River dams should be removed to help salmon. The former industry biologist bases his change of heart on both science and politics.
On the science side, Chapman believes that salmon are being placed at additional risk now due to the warming of the Columbia and its tributaries and changes in the Pacific Ocean that may be linked to global warming. The food chain in the ocean is seriously compromised this year, an alarming development that scientists do not yet understand.
On the political side, Chapman says the Bush administration's stated position that dams are now an immutable part of the natural environment is "so contrary to logic and common sense that I feel offended."
The economic and political forces that have a huge vested interest in the dams are unlikely to allow the facts to get in the way of maintaining the status quo. But recent federal court decisions forcing the release of dam water to aid fish migration, coupled with the changing alliances of experts like Chapman, are sure signs of tectonic shifts in how the nation deals with the Columbia River system.
Support for Snake River dams has sprung a leak. It is only a matter of time before this becomes a flood of change.
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Thursday, March 31st, 2016
The New Gloucester crew arrived in New York City Monday night. Check out what Ayan and Arao have to say about it, below!
March 28, 2016- by Ayan
We had a really long drive. It took about ten hours. We had to stop in Connecticut because the muffler fell off of the white van. We fixed it with wire. We had fun in the van. We van danced, ate food, played cards and stopped at a thrift store. I bought a giant stuffed bunny!! We named the bunny New York. When we got to NYC, we went for a walk on the New Jersey boardwalk. We played soccer and took individual shots in front of the skyline of NYC. I saw the building King Kong climbed and the place where the Twin Towers used to be. I am so happy and psyched to be in NYC/New Jersey. Everything has been my favorite part, although the van ride was exhausting. I want to thank Joseph for being here and for Bob and Cynthia, at home. They are taking care of the chickens and holding down the fort.
Ayan, first night in the city!
March 30, 2016- by Arao
Today we had a blast. Crystal Vaccaro, our Creative Arts Coordinator, was greeted with excitement when she met us at the 9/11 Memorial. She brought Margo Ugalde with her. Margo was the Opportunity Farm Campus Director before Oren Stevens. The 9/11 Memorial was really meaningful to me because a bad thing happened, and they built a memorial. I have a lot of respect for this. After the 9/11 Memorial, we went for a long stroll on Brooklyn's, very long "Highline". We fulfilled all of our cardio goals for the day during this long hike. It felt like 50 miles. When our long walk was complete we decided to take in some art at the MOMA museum. My favorite part of the museum was seeing Kara Walker's art and being able to talk about it with Alex Koch, Annie Robertson and Alaina Linteri. For dinner we were able to order street food and enjoy it at our leisure. I ate Arroz Con Pollo. It was good. Other highlights of the day included, being hussled by street performers in Time Square, seeing Central Station and its amazing constellation ceiling and finally getting on the PATH and coming home to Jersey City. What a trip, what a day!!
Monday, March 7th, 2016
Wayfinder of the Week!
A Wayfinder Schools interview with Alex Koch
|WS: Tell me about your role here:
AK: I'm Lead Overnight Staff at the New Gloucester campus, working the Sunday and Monday night shift. In addition to that, I'm the Ecology Teacher. I spend a lot of time working with the kids in the natural world. I try to instill in them a feeling of respect for nature and science.
WS: How did you get interested in ecology?
AK: It's always been a part of me. Ever since I can remember, I've spent time in the woods. It's been one of my favorite things to do, explore in nature. As a child I didn't really watch a lot of TV. I can remember my mom trying to get me to watch Sesame Street, but I just wanted to be in the woods, tracking squirrels and looking at leaves and all that stuff.
WS: Tell me about a recent ecology project:
AK: We're conducting a forest inventory growth plot, so we've been measuring the diameter base height of trees in the plot. We'll be using that data to learn a little bit more about our forest.
WS: What did you want to be when you grew up and why?
AK: It has changed a lot over the years but one of the things I remember most was ducking through all the tide pools out at Prouts Neck in Scarborough and climbing around on the Cliff Walk. A friend and I had big dreams of becoming marine biologists. I wrote a poem about that. I write a lot of nature-based poetry.
WS: Where did you grow up and what was unique about it?
AK: I was born in central Maine, moved to the midcoast, and then at 7 moved to southern Maine. I grew up by the ocean, and the mud and salt. I could go down across the street, through my grandparents' yard, and down to the mud flats and catch horseshoe crabs. Like I said, my grandparents were across the street, I had an uncle next door, and my grandfather's brother up the street. There was a lot of family around, and I think that was both unique and important for my development. There was also this wonderful, old white ash tree out back of our house, it was probably a sapling during the Civil War. That was pretty important to my development, also. Lots of memories.
WS: Where did you go to school and what did you like best about it?
AK: I went a lot of places but spent the most time at Unity College. I liked the small size and the focus on the environment and the outdoors.
WS: What's your favorite part of your job?
AK: My favorite part is seeing the growth in the students throughout the year, seeing them open up more and more. To see them when they graduate, how far they've come since September, it's a really special experience.
WS: What would you say is the biggest challenge?
AK: One of the biggest challenges this year has been a sense of being the new teacher. It's all new for me and learning the ins and outs of that process, and keeping the students engaged.
WS: What would you say one of their favorite ecology projects has been?
AK: They've enjoyed when we've done research presentations. They researched land mammals that live in Maine and had to write a one-page paper and present it to the rest of the class. They liked doing that.
WS: Tell me about your first job:
AK: My very first job was working for my uncle and my grandfather at the horse stable, mucking out stalls, painting, mowing, and assisting in training the race horses.
WS: What's been one of your favorite travel adventures with the Wayfinder kids?
AK: I think my favorite every year is the solos at Cobscook Community Learning Center. We go up to Washington County, spend a few days in the woods, it's a good bonding experience as we're preparing for graduation, a really amazing experience for students and staff.
WS: What's one of your own favorite travel adventures?
AK: Every year I do a bird watching survey for high elevation songbirds about 20 miles north of Rangley up on the Canadian border. This past year I was camping out on the side of this logging road and I woke up to something rustling my tent, a lot of noise. It was a huge cow moose. I got up, and unzipped my tent, and there's no light pollution up there, just stars lighting up the sky and the ground, and there she was licking the windshield of my car. A giant cow moose, licking my car.
WS: Who was your favorite teacher growing up and why?
AK: One of my favorite teachers was a teacher in high school, a fellow named Ben. He wasn't much older than I was at that point, he was just out of college. He was a History & Philosophy teacher. I took History of Islam with him, amongst many other classes. He was a really interesting guy, still is, I run into him from time to time in Portland. He was fascinating. He would go to Turkey to the bazaars and buy rugs and bring them back here. He would listen to this weird electronic music. Cool guy.
WS: What's the most important thing you've learned from your students?
AK: I think that they've reinforced my patience, and believing that things will work out, and letting the process happen.
WS: What does your perfect day off look like?
AK: I would say my perfect day off is most days off. Not that my days at work are bad, I love it. But I buy and sell antique tools, my other job. Today I went to a barn in York County, dug through stuff and loaded up a bunch into my truck. I got an ax made in Oakland, Maine, an old coal shovel from South Portland, a couple of folding chairs from The Paris Manufacturing Co. in South Paris. I stopped at the antique mall that I sell at in central Maine and put a few things in the booth. A lot of my time is spent on antique tools and restoring them.
WS: What's your favorite Maine museum?
AK: I'm actually working to open a museum. I'm working with a group in Waldo County. We recently acquired an historic grist mill in Thorndike and we'll be restoring the building and possibly housing a store, studio space, community space, but also, my hope is to open a museum of Maine made edge tools. I hope it happens there, but even if it doesn't I still intend to open that museum somewhere here in Central Maine.
WS: How did you come to Wayfinder Schools?
AK: I had the benefit of my mother who was already involved with the school as a board member. I was living out in Seattle and I decided to come back and visit for a few months. At that time Wayfinder needed an overnight support staff, so I thought I'd fill in for a few months. I took a red eye flight, had an interview, and started that weekend on our trip to Acadia. I worked until December that year, but then I was diagnosed with Lymphoma. I really came to love the school and I started thinking about not going back to Seattle. I was healthy enough by spring to go on the Lubec trip, so I asked Joseph if I could stay on and I've been here since.
WS: What is your all-time favorite Wayfinder Schools moment?
AK: It was that first year, and when the students come out of the woods from solos they have a big circle and we talk to each of the students. One specific student and I bonded a lot and I got up to talk to him and we both started bawling and we gave each other a big hug. That exemplifies the care and bond that we form with each other, our students with us and we with them.
WS: What would you like people to know about Wayfinder Schools?
AK: I would like people to know that Wayfinder Schools is a really formative place, and a really special opportunity for both the staff and the students to be involved in.
Fifteen facts about you
Favorite bird: Raven
Favorite Maine hike: Number 4 Mountain in Frenchtown Township
Favorite hobby or thing to do in your spare time: All things tool related
Something new you'd like to try: Kayaking
Favorite breakfast spot in Maine: Crosstrax in Unity
Favorite home cooked meal: Mashed potatoes
Someplace new you'd like to travel to: I've always really wanted to go to Suriname
Favorite TV show: I've never owned a TV
Camping or luxury hotel? Camping
Bike or car? Car, because I travel such long distances. My 1.5 hour drive to work would be much longer on a bicycle!
Favorite book you've read recently: The Maritime History of Maine by William Hutchinson Rowe
Favorite children's book: Blueberries for Sal
What would you tell your teenage self? Trust your gut
One of your favorite possessions: All the fishing gear I inherited from my father when he passed away
The one thing you're most passionate about: Life
WS: Anything else you'd like to add?
AK: I think just that I would tell–not only my students–but everyone, to follow your passions and do what feels right for you in life. Don't get stuck doing things that you think you're supposed to do because others expect you to.
Tuesday, March 1st, 2016
Two Blog Posts by Alaina! In her first post, the students head to Peak's Island for the day, and in the second, it's off to Get Air!
Tuesday, March 1st, 2016
A Wayfinder Schools interview with Brian Johnson
Residential Student, Camden Campus
February 2016
WS: What brought you to Wayfinder Schools?
BJ: I was looking for a residential school and I liked that it was a small community. I don't like being in a big classroom.
WS: What have you enjoyed most about your Wayfinder Schools experience so far?
BJ: The challenges. I may say that I don't want to do them, but when I do, I enjoy them. Jumping off a cliff while rock climbing may sound easy, but it isn't.
WS: What's the most interesting thing you've learned so far this year?
BJ: I've learned a lot of academic stuff through Ian (Lead Teacher Ian Collins), but what I'll remember most is the people, the stuff I've done and the skills I learned while doing the challenges. The high swing at Camp Kieve, going out on a boat, interacting with other people, living with them on a daily basis, going out of my comfort zone. That may seem like a small thing, but it's not.
WS: What's your favorite class and why?
BJ: The Experiential Learning Expedition class on the weekends, with Emily. That's the most challenging, but the most rewarding. Academically, my favorite class is computer coding class on Tuesdays with Ian. I love video games and I never really knew how they were created until Ian showed me.
WS: How did you get into gaming and what's your favorite video game?
BJ: What first got me into video games was when my cousin Amanda brought over her Atari when I was like three. It's impossible to answer about a favorite, there are over a million games. It depends on your personality.
WS: Tell me about your Career Explorations site:
BJ: I love working at the Riley School with Todd as my supervisor. I help the kids to write, to convince them to keep writing, or clean up the blocks. I'm the teacher's assistant.
WS: Have you worked with kids before?
BJ: Yes, on Mondays at The Game Loft. I've been going there since I was ten. Since about fifteen I've been helping the younger kids, listening to them, supporting them if they need help.
WS: What's been your favorite Experiential Learning Expedition so far?
BJ: The Camp Kieve high swing. It was like 160 feet in the air and tied to the really tall trees. And then you had to let go and swing between the trees. And the Appledore boat trip around the harbor. It was a quick ride but it was challenging for me because I don't really like water. As we kept speeding up I got more and more comfortable. In the end it was fun. Wet and cold, but fun.
WS: What's been your favorite volunteer project and why?
BJ: We cooked a super giant meal for Merry Springs and we worked on the house for Habitat for Humanity. We did the drywall. I had gotten experience for that before, in my sixth grade year. We had half a year of carpentry and the other half was culinary arts. I learned how to nail, measure, math skills…I created a box, a stool, a dog bowl and another stool. My dog still uses the bowl and I use the stool for gaming and my brother uses the box to store his cards.
At Merry Spring we all cooked meals and served the elderly and sat down and talked with them and listened to their stories from when they were younger, which was super cool. One lady used to do crazy stuff. We cooked, we served, we listened and it was super fun. I made the garlic bread. There was also spaghetti and some other stuff. It was an Italian pasta meal. The leftovers were good.
And there was the 5K run. I'd say my top three were the 5K run, Habitat for Humanity and the super giant meal.
WS: What's your favorite meal you've cooked so far at school and why?
BJ: Bacon meatloaf. Because bacon. And meat. And loaf. And cheese, too. I had cooked it with my mom before but it was a little greasy. The way I cooked it here was challenging and a little more healthy.
WS: What do you hope to get out of your Wayfinder Schools experience?
BJ: Skills to be independent and live a fun life.
WS: What are your hopes and plans for after graduation?
BJ: My summer plan is to get a job, working with kids or in a kitchen washing dishes, and save some money. Or go to Job Corps and get some more skills. Then in the fall I'll take computer coding classes on the laptop I'll have bought with my savings.
WS: What would you like people to know about Wayfinder Schools?
BJ: It's challenging, fun, rewarding. It requires effort. You've got to be here, not just willing to be part of it, but also willing to try new things. It shouldn't be a last resort. It should be an option, not a last resort.
WS: What would you like the world to know about you?
BJ: I'm a gamer of all sorts. I like fantasy, but not just games. If you want to have anything to do with fantasy role playing, creating cards…any kind of imagination, I'll help you 100%. Creating a story, writing a book, doing a play, any sort of fantasy thing. If someone has a story idea, I'd be super into it. I love doing fun things, if someone keeps pushing me and gets me out of my comfort zone. I'm super nice. There's a saying, "I'm a fantasy gamer not because I have no life but because I have many." I like that saying, because I do have many lives.
Fourteen facts about you
Where you were born:
Belfast, Maine
Your favorite food:
Bacon meatloaf
Your favorite sound or smell:
I can't smell. I was born that way. But my favorite sound would have to be the sound of waves on a shoreline.
Your favorite hobby or thing to do in your spare time:
Fantasy writing, gaming, any fantasy item
Your favorite possession:
My love for my dog and my family
Favorite book you've read recently:
I read Manga on the computer, it's a different kind of reading. The recent book I've read is "Fairy Tail," by Hiro Mashima.
One place you'd like to travel to:
The inside of a computer
Something you're proud of:
Working with the kids at Riley. Or the kids at The Game Loft. And my accomplishments here.
Something new you'd like to try:
Who would play you in a movie:
The main character in the Divergent series
What is your favorite movie?
My top three would be the Matrix series, the Fast & Furious series and the Transformers series
Your favorite spot in Maine:
Down by the waterfront in Belfast, near the bridge, in that little forest-y spot
Favorite holiday?
My birthday
The one thing you're most passionate about:
Mentoring at the Belfast Game Loft
WS: Anything else you'd like to add?
BJ: Have fun and donate to Wayfinder Schools!
Tuesday, March 1st, 2016
A Wayfinder Schools interview with Oren Stevens
Residential Campus Director, Opportunity Farm
January 2016
WS: What do you like best about your role here?
OS: I like supporting the students. I really like helping them trust and find language around what they're feeling, and figuring out what's going on for themselves.
WS: What's the most important thing you've learned from your students?
OS: Patience. Absolutely. Patience. And that it's usually not what it seems. There's usually something underneath an outburst-something's going on, things at home, things that blow my mind that they have to deal with. It's amazing that they're alive let alone doing all the things we're asking them to do.
WS: What's the most rewarding part of your job?
OS: Watching kids develop. For them to see a future, that they can dare to want to have a successful life, whatever that looks like to them. They can run off to Austin and play guitar in the streets or go to college…the fact that Rakeem (2015 Wayfinder grad Rakeem Sullivan) is at Dean (College) to study dance, that's incredible.
WS: Where did you grow up and what was unique about it?
OS: Pella, Iowa. Home of Pella Windows. It's a town of about 8,000 people. It's a Dutch Calvinist enclave, but we were Norwegian methodists-imposters. There was a lot of work there because of the window factory, and my dad got a job there as an accountant, right out of college. When I was 11 my dad was transferred to a suburb of Chicago, so we moved there. Then we moved back to Pella again my sophomore year in high school. Pella looks beautiful and like everything is hunky dory, but their is a lot of repressed darkness going on behind the facade.
WS: Who was your favorite teacher, and why?
OS: Oh, Bev Brass. She was the English teacher who took in wayward boys. By the time I got back to Pella, well…she pushed us all to ask questions, and read, and debate. She was a great listener. She assigned us Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg. I still use that book. She and my mom are the reasons I started writing.
WS: What did you want to be when you grew up, and why?
OS: I really didn't know. Not an accountant. I wanted to be manly. I got into carpentry. We didn't have a hammer or a screwdriver in the house growing up, so I was drawn to that I suppose. I did construction for a number of years. I wanted to do stuff with my hands and be outside. Later, it became clear I wanted to work with high school kids having a tough time, again, because of Bev Brass.
WS: Tell me about your first job:
OS: I had a paper route for four years, 6th grade on, so I had to get up at 6:00 every morning, seven days a week. My dad would come in and pull my covers off my bed. I had to fold the papers and throw them at people's doorsteps every morning no matter what. It was 80 degrees below zero with wind chill some days in Chicago. But I always had money, even at an early age.
WS: Where did you go to college and what did you study?
OS: I went to Drake University for two years. I quit school and moved to Portland to do window service for my dad for a year. That was '92, Portland was a different place then. I saved money and went to Guatemala for 3 months. That is another story, but I made it back and found my way to Goddard college in Vermont. That was great and I learned a lot about myself, but I wanted more structure, so I rode my bike from Vermont back to Iowa. I worked in a lot of bar kitchens in my teens and twenties and was living in Des Moines for awhile when I decided I needed to finish school, so I applied to University of Iowa for writing. I always wanted to go to the University of Iowa, but didn't have good enough grades out of high school. I was really into school by the time I go to the U. Loved it.
WS: How did you find your way to Wayfinder Schools?
OS: I worked for The Telling Room part-time for a number of years. I co-ran the Young Writers and Leaders Program for a year with Molly McGrath-the one that was just recognized by the Obamas. We had ten immigrant students for a whole year, twice a week. You work with them on writing, build trips to Boston… I really fell in love with that idea of a year long relationship with students. Over the years with the TR I found myself working with the students that were hard to reach. It became a thing, let Oren work so and so..I was also teaching writing at the prison though Guitar Doors, at Long Creek, and at Maine Stay-a teen home in Portland. I was also running the Friends School summer camps and timber framing for Maine Post & Beam. Ugh, fond memories but a lot of juggling and piecing together a lot of part-time work. I saw the Wayfinder Creative Arts Coordinator ad online, so I applied and had a Skype interview from Iowa, where I was visiting at the time. I had found a long lost brother in Joseph. I feel so at home here and I have so much respect for Joseph, I'll go into any situation with him.
WS: Tell me about your arts background:
OS: That came later in life. I didn't do anything formal until I was in my early thirties. My best friend and his son died in a car accident when my daughter and I were on our way to visit them. It made me take life more seriously-you don't always get tomorrow so do what you need to do. His sister asked me what I really wanted to do, and the answer was that I wanted to write. I got my MFA at Stonecoast and it had a major impact on my sense of being creative in all sorts of ways. Later she and I were at a dance performance in Portland by a company called Vivid Motion, and for the same reason, I decided to go for it and start taking dance classes with them and began dancing on stage. Later I joined a chorus, The Blue Lobster Troupe and started singing a bunch. I was beginning to say yes to things I had said no to for decades. A few years later I signed up for an improv class with David LaGraffe and fell in love with it. He's one of my favorite mentors, so when he asked if I wanted to join his company, I dove in. It's a wonderful group of people. We take it as seriously as we can. It's called Portland Playback Theater. It's all about storytelling. People from the audience get up and tell a three-minute story, and then five actors will play the story back with singing, dancing, speaking. It's a way of honoring people's stories. That's what I love about it. There are about 150 of these Playback troupes around the world.
WS: Tell me how you feel on Wayfinder graduation day.
OS: Weepy. It was so great last year. With Faith…I was really close with Faith, so to see her… she really nailed it, she did the work, she matured a lot. To see Fiston…he was here today, he got his Green Card. Elijah…it's great to see them ready to go off and do their next thing. It's a sad goodbye. This whole experience is so intimate. It's never going to be the same. We stay in touch but we're not going to do all the crazy things we do day in and day out.
WS: What's one of your favorite trips you've taken with the kids?
OS: We have so many great trips. New York City's a blast. It's so much fun to watch kids who have never been out of the state…to take them to New York City is so eye opening. It's amazing to watch kids who are anxious before we go and by the end of the trip they're telling us which subways to get on. They start to get a sense of ownership, which is really empowering.
WS: What's one of your own favorite travel adventures?
OS: A few years back I made a plan with my college room mate to spend three nights at Chimney Pond on Kathadin. Just before the trip my friend bailed, and I decided to go anyway. I had a great time hiking all over the mountain and I met a photographer there. I was right at the peak eating lunch when a woman said she liked my jacket because it was red and it would show up nicely in the fog. We ended up climbing the Knife's Edge together and taking a bunch of pictures. One of the photos ended up in a book about Thoreau and the Wabanaki Trail, Wildness Within, Wildness Without. I love the unexpected that happens when traveling.
WS: What would you like people to know about Wayfinder Schools?
OS: I think about emotional intelligence. I think that's what we do for these kids. We're really focused on emotional intelligence, which will help them in ways in life that are not necessarily measured by a lot of society. It's beyond academics.
Fourteen facts about you
What's one unique talent you have that most people don't know about? Headstands. I can do a headstand anywhere.
What do you cook really well? I can make a perfect steak.
Something new you'd like to try: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. I grew up wrestling in Iowa. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a form of martial arts, but it's a lot like wrestling. I went to one workout over Christmas break. I'm still recovering, but I love the idea of it.
What's your favorite breakfast food? French toast, I make a mean French toast. And bacon, eggs, and potatoes.
What's your favorite thing to do on your day off? Cross country skiing and making breakfast and dancing or Playback rehearsal.
Favorite book: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. I love the long look at how wild a family narrative plays out-up, down, and sideways.
What book is on your bedside table right now? The Art of Memoir by Mary Karr.
Camping or luxury hotel? Depends on the day. Camping for three days and a really nice luxury hotel on the fourth day.
Favorite hike in Maine? Gulf Hagas near Katahdin Iron Works. They call it the Grand Canyon of the East Coast.
Favorite swimming spot in Maine? That's top secret information I can't tell you. I swim a lot in the summer. I have a number of favorites: Rattlesnake Hole in Stow, Maine, Jasper Beach in East Machias, I love swimming in the Saco River, up in the White Mountains.
Favorite children's book: Guess How Much I Love You. My daughter and I used to read that all the time.
Something you wish all your students knew: Empathy
What would you tell your teenage self? Dare to be seen
The one thing you're most passionate about: Love
Tuesday, March 1st, 2016
A Wayfinder Schools interview with student Jarred Stankiewicz
January 2016
WS: What brought you to Wayfinder Schools?
JS: I wasn't having success in school, but I kept hearing about Wayfinder. Mary Seaman (Lewiston's homeless youth liaison) kept bringing it up to me. I was in a circumstance where I didn't have a lot of options for a living situation, but let me tell you, Wayfinder is not just a place to stay. It really motivates you, it gives you structure, a challenge. It's pretty incredible what you can accomplish here.
WS: What's the most interesting thing you've learned so far this year?
JS: Staying on top of things even when it's hard. Always getting up in the morning, always going to class, always doing homework, just being there. Tenacity, that's the word. A lot of tenacity.
WS: What's your favorite meal you've cooked at school so far and why?
JS: Thai Food. Noodles and vegetables, like a stir fry. It was a challenge to make but it was pretty awesome.
WS: What's been your favorite volunteer project and why?
JS: Tree Street. I really like going to Tree Street. I play guitar so I usually jam with the kids there. There's one kid who's always on the piano-he's so good. We jam. It makes him happy, it makes me happy.
WS: What have you enjoyed most about your Wayfinder Schools experience so far?
JS: I like the fact that I don't see myself as a victim, I see myself as reflecting. I reflect a lot and I'm held accountable for my actions, and it makes me think about other people and how I can be there to support them. It makes me feel good and it makes other people happy.
WS: What's your favorite class and why?
JS: Writing. It's such a challenge, and Elisabeth gives us these crazy topics. I usually get really into it. After I stop procrastinating, it challenges me and I see improvement. I like to write music, so I write lyrics in my journal every day. We also write creative non-fiction, flash fiction. Flash fiction, that was the one that really stuck with me. The only class I really cared about before was music. I never really cared about school until I came here.
WS: What do you hope to get out of your Wayfinder Schools experience?
JS: Pretty much just knowing that no matter how tough it is, I'll still be okay at the end of the day. I know that everything will be just fine if I stick with it. I want to have a good mindset on the way into my adulthood, and strong motivation.
WS: What are your hopes and plans for after graduation?
JS: I write music and I've been playing guitar since 4th grade, drums from 5th -8th and bass since 8th grade. I had to learn to read music then, and we got second in the states that year. I really want to be a touring musician, make records, be an active songwriter and musician. It brings me joy and I like seeing the looks on people's faces. I want to inspire people to do what they want to do and not hold back.
WS: What kind of music do you like?
JS: Folk, blues, rock 'n roll, Elvis, Little Richard, Bo Diddley. Garage rock. The Sonics, The Velvet Underground, The Stooges. They inspire me to just do it, give it your all. It makes me feel good.
WS: How did you get into music?
JS: I grew up with my dad playing a bunch of cassettes: Doors, Pink Floyd. One day my dad was talking to me about how he wanted to play guitar, and he said, "One day, Jarred, you're going to play some big stadium." As I started playing punk rock, I looked into biographies of who they were into, who influenced them, and it was a lot of searching, a lot of discovery.
WS: What would you like people to know about Wayfinder Schools?
JS: That it's really tough, it's very tough. It's like staring into a mirror. It really shows you who you are, but if you stick with it, you'll see success; accomplishing your homework, your chores, successful interaction with your peers, it leads to long-term success as you enter the adult world.
WS: What would you like the world to know about you?
JS: That I like to listen, absorb, and I like to think outside the box with whatever I do. I'm pretty chill. I like relaxing, hanging out with people and playing my guitar, listening to records, learning from what other people do and how I can apply that to my life.
Fourteen facts about you
Where you were born: Biddeford, Maine
Your favorite food: Pizza
Your favorite sound or smell: Bakery. I love baked goods.
Your favorite hobby or thing to do in your spare time: Guitar and writing
Your favorite possession: My record player
Favorite book you've read recently: Break on Through to The Other Side, the biography of Jim Morrison.
One place you'd like to travel to: California. I'll be going there in June. I'll get to look for music venues and be in the hot weather.
Something you're proud of: Doing homework every night
Something new you'd like to try: I'd like to build stuff, work with wood, be more hands on, make a cabinet or bureau.
Your favorite bands: The Beatles. They introduced me to songwriting. I know practically everything about them. I also like Mac Demarco and Twin Peaks and The Stooges and last but not least, The Velvet Underground. And The Doors. Because The Doors are awesome.
Who would play you in a movie: Leonardo DiCaprio. One hundred percent.
Your favorite spot in Maine: Old Orchard Beach. I grew up there. That's a great town. I love it so much.
Favorite holiday? Halloween
The one thing you're most passionate about: Music
WS: Anything else you'd like to add?
JS: Thank you. Thank you very much.
Tuesday, March 1st, 2016
Wayfinder Schools was pleased to be selected as the host site for The Diploma Institute, a new project of The Maine Department of Education and The National Dropout Prevention Network. We've hosted two sessions now, one in summer 2015, and one in January 2016. Check out the video below! You can also read a summary of the project by RSU4 School Superintendent John Hodgkin, here: MSSA News.
Tuesday, March 1st, 2016
Check out the article below from the February 2016 issue of the Maine School Superintendents Association newsletter. We've now hosted two sessions of The Diploma Institute at Wayfinder Schools, and you can read more about it in "RSU 4 Supt. Jim Hodgkin Spreads Word About Dropout Prevention to Regional Superintendent Groups."
And …watch this wonderful video filmed at our Opportunity Farm campus!
Wayfinder Admissions Coordinator Britta Sturks at the summer institute.


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