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Melissa H.
7.97 / hour
am a full-time mommy and have been a nanny for eight years working with wonderful families and children. I stay at home with my 4-year-old son and 5-month-old daughter. I am looking for a family that needs care one to two days per week in my home. Ideally, I would love to find another child to care for who is close to my son's age so they could become great friends! I live in a child friendly home and have plenty of room if your child still naps (mine does!). We love playing outside, going on walks, painting, going to the park, and the library. I live in Meridian Kessler. I have excellent references and a detailed resume I can e-mail. I graduated with honors with a Bachelor's in Graphic Design and Creative Writing. I am an avid reader and lover of all the arts (design, dance, architecture, painting, and photography). I love spending time with my husband and children in my free time! I have experience caring for children ages 0-13 with almost all of my experience being with infants and preschool aged children. I have worked for over 6 families in various capacities ranging from full-time care, part-time care, summer care, overnight/extended care to the occasional evening. I don't believe that there is any one way to care for a child. I believe that every child has their own personality, wants, and needs. I am a hands on nanny. I enjoy playing outside and doing art projects. I like taking children to museums, parks, zoo, and play dates. Every child deserves to be loved, respected, and kept safe. I believe that every child should be encouraged to explore and ask questions concerning anything that interests them. Every child should be treated and thought of as one of the most interesting human beings you might ever meet. I am a creative, open-minded, free-spirited individual, and I view the opportunity to care for your child as an exciting opportunity to help shape, educate and motivate them to become a wonderful person.
Kimberly C.
22.85 / hour
Full-time hours
Hello, potential employers. You are upscale, devoted parents fed up with lazy, disorganized, immature babysitters who work cheap but cost a fortune in stress and hassle. You recognize that you get what you pay for, and are able to provide fair salary and benefits required to employ exceptional full-time child care. Imagine the security that comes from knowing your children are being cared for by a reliable, devoted professional with over 25 years experience. My sense of humor and easygoing personality will fit right in with your family's dynamic. From newborns to teens, there are very few situations I've not encountered. I've truly seen it all! You'll find yourself relying on my organizational skills, gentle disciplinary style and fun-loving nature. Do you have young children? Visits to the zoo, Children's Museum and parks will become part of our active days. Older kids will benefit from my help in establishing good homework and chore routines (laundry, dishes, etc.) to help stay on track. No matter what age, I'll be "your voice" when you're away from home, providing consistent, integrated guidance in accordance with your parenting methods. I am a graduate of Ball State University with a BA in Journalism. My hobbies include cooking & baking, music, reading and spending time with my family. There will be no issues with driving record, fingerprinting, or criminal history. I have a reliable vehicle, and will re-instate my CPR certification ASAP upon hiring. I have no pet allergies or issues. Household chores such a shopping, picking up dry cleaning and shuttling children from school and lessons are not a problem for me at all. Don't your children deserve the best? Please respond at your earliest convenience to arrange an interview. When you contact my former employers for references, you'll hear first-hand how I have remained in close touch for years after all my charges have grown into young adults. I look forward to building the same kind of relationship with your family. Let's get together and find out how well we can all work together as a cohesive team!
Diane C.
17.14 / hour
Full-time hours
I am in search for a full time Nanny position. In the past...For 18 years I was a licensed childcare provider. Many have been in my care from birth until Kindergarten. I have had background checks and have been fingerprinted, CPR/First Aid Cert, In Home Fire inspections, Home Safety Inspections,& Home Sanitation Inspections, all done on a yearly basis. Also, several times a year attend Childcare seminars (All Mandatory). I always encouraged my parents to take advantage of my "Pop In at any time" Policy. Children have been a Hugh love in my life. I began in home childcare with my mother and took over her business when she retired. I love the Montessori method of learning. I use many of their ideas on the children I keep in my care. I love to spend time Reading, puzzles, learn A,B,Cs & 1,2,3s, Coloring, Play Dough, Fine Motor Skills,Gross Motor Skills,Social Skills, Outdoor Play, Songs, Manners, Daily Walks, and Outings. My philosophy is that all children should be treated with love and respect, give Positive Support and Work every day together until child understands. I am very reliable and punctual. I have lots of patients, and a good sense of humor. I have lots of energy to spend with growing active kids and I think I would do a GREAT job.
Danielle C.
22.85 / hour
Full-time hours
I absolutely adore children. I have interacted with children in many ways. During summers while in college I was a nanny in Jackson Hole, WY for four children ages 1,3,5 & 7, so I have much experience with having a bundle of kids in different age ranges with me. I also nannied for two boys (ages 2 and 4 when I began) for a couple of years in Los Angeles. Recently, I have been working on the child side of a mental health organization- working with elementary kids in a school setting and now working with older youth in foster care. I have done quite a bit of babysitting and have also participated in group activities with children. I worked with the daycare and youth in my church for many years and I have also done student ambassadors which involves interacting with elementary classes. I have also been a mentor.
Crystal B.
7.39 / hour
Since I was in elementary school and my mom brought home our new baby sister, i've been careing for children. I've loved them too! My mom had 2 more after her. I've changed diapers, made bottles, played with children and have also learned how to properly discipline them. Along the years, i've cared for cousins, nieces, nephews, and children of family friends. Over 10 years now, and my love for children have not faded! Through all the reading, singing, dancing, puzzles, cooking, cleaning, coloring, tickling, NAPS and educational tv, not only do I know what the children love, but I know what they NEED as well. Let me show you by being the #1 babysitter on your list. Hopefully the ONLY 1! Actions speak louder than words...
Victoria B.
22.85 / hour
Coming from a big family someone always needed a babysitter, and I was always happy to volunteer. Being one of the oldest grandchildren (out of 22) I have always had a love for children. Since I could remember I wanted to make an impact on children's lives. I knew I wanted to one day become a teacher. On my journey of becoming a teacher I have had the chance to work with children who will hold a place in my heart forever. In 2005, I was fortunate enough to gain the position of nanny for the family. The two boys, Sam (at the time 4 years old) and George (at the time 2 years old) had many great adventures throughout our time together. I was then employed in the preschool. I worked there for 4 years . I loved working there, getting to explore with 2-5 year olds every day. I unfortunately had to leave because a family member of mine needed help. I moved to Indianapolis, IN with my Aunt Margaret and her 3 Children (Jonathan-2, Grace-4, and Lauren-9). My aunt lost her husband suddenly in late March 2009. As soon as I found out I knew I had to be here to help her through the rough times ahead. I left Jacksonville to be in Indianapolis with my family. I watched Jonathan and Lauren from 7:00 to about 5:00 when my aunt returned from work. I made dinner, gave baths, and cleaned up. Though my aunt is home I don't stop helping I was always available for her from taking Lauren to basketball practice to picking Grace up from school, going grocery shopping and so on.I returned to Jacksonville at the beginning of August. I am up to date with my CPR certification. I have passed the 40 hour classes DCF mandates for working in Early Childhood. I am also certified to teach art K-12 in Florida
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Brian is ugly. His face sags under the weight of many worries. He's rarely seen without an unflattering blue University of Toronto baseball cap and T-shirt. Stationary, legless, he perches on his stand like a strange mechanical bird, three fingers on each hand. Goldie Nejat, Brian's creator and an assistant professor in the University of Toronto's Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, says he looks this way because he's still a prototype and also because, when fashioning him from silicone rubber, metal and wire, she kept in mind the "uncanny valley" effect. This phenomenon was first noted in 1970 by Japanese roboticist Masahiro Mori, who found that our affection for robots rises as they become more lifelike, until we meet one that's uncannily realistic, at which point our emotions plummet into a valley of disgust. We prefer robots to look like robots.
It's crucial that Brian doesn't weird people out because he's a socially assistive robot, intended for use in long-term care facilities. Thanks to a speech synthesizer, Brian is able to vary the pitch and tone of his voice. Servomotors help him rearrange his face-which looks delicate and somehow reconstructed, as if belonging to a burn victim-into a smile or a frown. His affect-detection software can decode the mood behind your words and body language. The sum of these parts is a 70-kilogram motivational coach; he's designed to entice seniors into a memory card game to combat dementia, and to talk them into eating a meal to fight chronic undernutrition.
Unveiled in 2009, Brian has made great strides in his programming: he's now wittier and better at picking up cues. The only robot of his kind in Canada, Brian is also among the first health-care robots in the industry to possess social intelligence: he can, on the fly, alter his behaviour in response to a user's emotions. Brian is here to reassure, encourage, congratulate. Assistive robotics is one of the fastest-growing areas in the field; and as its products evolve into interactive, emotional humanoids, health-care experts have shown a keen interest. After years of field tests, Nejat and her team are designing other helpmates like Brian, anticipating that friendly, autonomous robots will eventually become an integral part of daily life.
Although its roots stretch back to the 1940s, the contemporary field of social robotics began in earnest during the late 1990s with machines like Kismit, a talking head whose synthetic nervous system allowed it to shift its mouth, eyes and eyebrows into an array of natural-seeming expressions. While social-robotics research has continued to roll out new breakthroughs-real-time speech recognition, laser sensors to steer self-directed machines-the promise of robots like Brian comes at a critical demographic moment. According to the 2011 census, nearly 15 per cent of Canadians are now 65 or older, a number expected to climb to almost 20 per cent by 2031. At the same time, some economists warn of a skills crisis in health care: the Canadian Chamber of Commerce reports that we will face a shortfall of 60,000 nurses over the next decade.
Robots like Brian, says Nejat, can help. Some will provide companionship for seniors or pester them to take their medication; others will be more hands on, keeping tabs on post-op patients or teaching those with mobility issues to walk again. Some will be on the market for daily home use; while others will operate as part of a fleet owned by a single institution, with a different robot attending to a patient's every individual need. "That's our objective," Nejat says. "Ten, 20 years down the line, you will see these robots in private homes, nursing homes and hospitals."
But how close are we to a future of Brians-self-aware computers that will take the shape of lifelike men and women; that will play with our children and tend to our parents; that will know us, love us, grieve with us? And is that a future we even want?
Next: How robots around the world are already
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Those of you who started this experiment with me back in January/February may remember this format...we met EARLY! (Some said too early, and I took heed.) I would like to revisit this format occasionally since there seemed to be something almost magical about starting our day together. From 7-8 we'll focus on committing to taking action on one specific thing we will focus on for the day/;week ahead; members are invited to report back on progress.
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Spider-Man Reportedly to Appear in Captain America: Civil War, Unless Marvel Cuts Him Just to Spite Us All
But has Andrew Garfield had time to mourn?
Captain America: Civil War's splashy, crowded, corporate-synergy-filled fight scenes are about to get a lot splashier, more crowded, and optimized for corporate synergy. According to Entertainment Weekly, new Spider-Man Tom Holland will make an appearance in Marvel's latest tentpole before he takes the lead in a standalone film. According to the report, a Spidey stunt double was spotted on Civil War's set alongside Holland himself. Though Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige suggested to EW that a loose co-splayer might be running around on one of Marvel's infamously well-guarded sets, it seems the rest of the cast is more willing to talk. In a later interview, Robert Downey Jr. described his time making the film thusly: "We're looking around like, 'Who thought that Falcon and Black Panther and Ant-Man and now Spider-Man … ?'" (Well, Iron Man does like to break news himself.)
Of course, there's always goody two shoes Captain America ready to rain on the parade. "You never know with Marvel," Chris Evans told EW. "Sometimes they shoot things and then don't use them." There have previously been rumors that Marisa Tomei's Aunt May could appear in Civil War as well, which is as good an excuse as any to remind you that, hey, Marisa Tomei is playing Aunt May.


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Get ready for the best news you are going to hear all day: your favorite animated series, Bob's Burgers, is getting it's own goddamn movie, set to be released in July of 2020.
That's right, Bob, Gene, Tina, Louise, and (most importantly) Linda are all going to be hitting the big screen!
The news is coming off an Emmy win this year for Outstanding Animated Series, which Bob's Burgers also won back in 2014.
"A Bob's Burgers film fits perfectly with our initiative to redouble our family and animation efforts," said Twentieth Century Fox Film chairman and CEO Stacey Snider in a statement. "We're grateful to [Fox Television Group chairmen Gary Newman and Dana Walden] for trusting us with this beloved property and we're so excited to be working with Loren and his team."
All we can say is we are ready for this. (And for the love of God, don't fuck it up.)


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Surprising ways to save big money, travel tips/ Shellie Bailey-Shah
On family travel
10 Clever ways to make travel affordable for any family
It's a common perception: all travel is expensive. Not so, says Matt Kepnes, New York Times best-selling author of How to Travel the World on $50 a Day and founder of the website, Nomadic Matt. He insists that American travelers, including families, need to adjust their mindsets. "Travel is actually really inexpensive, if you travel the way you live," advises Matt.
KidTripster caught up with Matt at the New York Times Travel Show, where he was speaking to a standing-room-only crowd. Follow his 10 ways to save money on travel, and you'll be shocked by where your family can go and for how much! We guarantee that you'll learn something new, like why you should purchase airfare in New Zealand dollars. Read on!
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Avoid ATM fees
One of the best ways to save when you travel is to avoid ATM fees. Matt advises, "Get a Charles Schwab account. They don't charge ATM fees, and if you are charged an ATM fee while you travel, they reimburse you. They are the best out there." Fidelity, Capital One, and the Global ATM Alliance also don't charge ATM fees, but they don't reimburse ATM fees that may get tacked on while abroad.
Spend in local currency
If you're buying something in Europe, for example, and the merchant asks you if you want to be charged in U.S. Dollars or Euros, choose Euros. Always use the local currency to avoid bad exchange rates.
Never change money at airport
If you need money at an airport, Matt suggests using a credit or debit card instead of changing your dollars into the local currency. When you do need local cash, use an actual bank.
Consider your spending and travel habits
No matter how much you travel, everyone should at least get a card that gives them something back, Matt says. But when choosing the right card, you really need to consider your travel and spending habits. "I have the Chase Sapphire Reserve card which has a $450 annual fee. Whoa! Right? But I get $300 back in travel credits, so to me, it's really just $150. And it comes with access to over 900 airport lounges, credit toward your Global Entry or TSA Pre application fee, and a bunch of benefits like car insurance and hotel statuses. So for me, that has value, because I use all of those benefits," he explains. "If you're not going to use all those benefits, just get a 2% cash back card and use the money that you save on fees for flights," he says.
Use your everyday spending to earn points
Putting everything from groceries to your taxes (yes, you can do that!) on your card each month (and paying off the monthly balance) will help you bring down the cost of travel. "Go get one of these new cards and put your taxes on it. You'll instantly meet any minimum spending requirement and automatically get 50,000 to 100,000 bonus points just for signing up," Matt recommends.
Beat them at their own game
Use your points; don't hoard them. The key is to be flexible on locations and dates when booking for flights. "I just took a first class flight from Germany back to Austin. It cost me $7. I used points that I got from the Chase Sapphire Reserve card, transferred them to United, booked a first class flight, and flew home in style. The caviar was amazing," says Matt.
Be flexible
If you don't want to use points or miles, the key to finding great deals is to use the right sites and be flexible on either your destination or your dates.
Shop the right sites
Don't just search one site. "I usually start at Google Flights, because it gives you an idea of what prices are like around the world," says Matt, "but it only list major carriers. Then I move to Momondo. If I don't see something I like there, I'll go over to Skyscanner, and then I'll go to Kayak, which… tends to focus on U.S.-based airline carriers."
KidTripster Tip: Frommer's found that Momondo yielded the best prices the vast majority of the time. The website does not use cookies to recall your previous searches.
KidTripster Tip: Search Southwest Airlines separately, as it doesn't come up on any aggregate sites.
Matt also recommends Holiday Pirates for European flights, The Flight Deal for flights outside of the U.S., and Secret Flying for flights overall.
Fly budget or newer carriers
Norwegian Airlines has recently expanded operations in the U.S., offering great deals on flights to Europe, but Norwegian also flies from Oslo to Bangkok. "You can go from New York to Bangkok, connecting through Oslo for about $400," says Matt.
Search in other currencies
Airlines adjust their pricing based on local markets. "Find a currency that is really weak, like say the New Zealand dollar, and search for flights in that currency." Your flight could come up 50% cheaper! Then just go ahead and check out as normal, using your credit card.
Search for one passenger
"If you're searching for a family of four, and the lowest-priced ticket is $80, but the others are $100, the site is only going to show you the $100 rate." So search for one ticket at a time and buy separately. You can always call the airlines afterward and try to adjust assigned seating, if necessary, or ask a fellow passenger to switch on the plane.
Take advantage of discounts
"If you're a student under the age of 31, STA Travel has amazing flight deals. They also give you great deals if you're a teacher," Matt says. You just need to purchase an International Student Identity Card (ISIC) or International Teacher Identity Card (ITIC) for $25.
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Hostels aren't the dorm rooms with 20 people that you may be imagining. Thanks to millennials with high expectations, hostels have really upped their game, offering private rooms, kitchens, en suite bathrooms, breakfasts, organized tours, and free WiFi. Matt encourages families to check out HostelWorld and consider staying in a private room to save money. "Plus, everyone who stays in a hostel is usually a cheap-o, so everyday the staff gets asked, 'where's a cheap place to eat? Where's a cheap place to go? What's free?', so they are a great resource of information about what's going on that's inexpensive," adds Matt. Even if don't stay at a hostel, go in and ask the staff for advice.
KidTripster Tip: If you're traveling with three people, and the hostel only offers a quad with a private bathroom, chances are that you'll pay less for four people than booking a comparable hotel room for three.
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One of the best things to happen to travel in the last few years is the rise of the sharing economy. "You don't have to stay in hotels or resorts and go on tours or cruises," Matt says. "You can bypass all of that and connect with locals directly. You lower your costs and have a much cooler experience, because you're with people who know the area."
And it's not just sites like Airbnb. Camp In My Garden is a website with listings around the world, where you can literally pitch a tent in someone's backyard. For $30/night, you can go to France and camp in someone's garden (with a pool!) in Provence! There's also a good site for cyclists called Warm Showers that connects bike tourists and host families around the world.
And then there's the free lodging sites like beWelcome, Global Freeloaders, The Hospitality Club, and Couchsurfing that connect you with locals, who'll host you free of charge. It's not just for 20-somethings. Many families offer other families a free stay as a way of introducing their kids to other kids from around the world.
KidTripster Tip: If you're looking for free stays, find a family with similarly-aged children to yours.
Photo courtesy: Camp in My Garden
Eat simply
Skip fancy dinners and don't eat out every meal. Instead, go to the local markets or supermarkets and cook your own food.
Use apps to find local hot spots
Apps like Foursquare, OpenRice, and Yelp show you what's popular in various destinations. These apps also can geolocate and show you what's trending nearby.
Follow the "5-block rule"
Never eat within five blocks of a tourist attraction. When you eat near popular attractions, you're paying for the location. "The people who run that restaurant know you're never coming back," explains Matt, "so they don't really have to give you a good meal."
Ask the locals
Ask the staff in hostels, hotels, taxi drivers, and other locals where a good local restaurant is, but here's the trick: "Don't ask 'Where should I eat?' because they'll know you're a tourist. Ask them, 'Where do you eat?' I don't want to go where everybody goes. I want to go where the locals eat," says Matt.
Photo courtesy: Clem Onojeghuo
Take public transportation, avoid taxis, and get a train pass
Again, hostel staff can tell you what your cheapest options are and will often give you timetables.
Ride share
Another great option is using ride-sharing apps like Bla Bla Car, Lift Share, Gumtree, Zip Car, Jayride, and Kangaride. "I was in Switzerland once, and the trains there are really expensive. I went from Geneva to Zurich using Bla Bla Car with a man who was driving his son back to school in Austria. It was $10, and I got to practice my terrible French. And they gave me chocolate," says Matt.
Photo courtesy: Daniel Roizer
Get city tourism cards
One of the best-kept secrets is city tourism cards. If you're going to a city where you plan to do a lot of sightseeing, go to the tourism office or its website and buy a city tourism card. "They come with free entrance to most of the major attractions and often come with free public transportation," says Matt. Some even include discounts at restaurants and stores.
KidTripster Tip: Price compare before you buy a city tourism card. If you plan to see five attractions, check the prices of those five attractions individually. Is it more or less than the cost of the city tourism card?
Look for passes for citizens
"London has this restaurant discount card that you can buy if you have a U.K. address, and it gives you free access and discounts. Guess who has a U.K. address? Your Airbnb host or your hotel!" The Netherlands has a kind of similar card that gives you unlimited admission to nearly 400 museums throughout the country. Search things like, 'French resident museum pass' or 'Italy resident city pass' to find what kind of tourist passes are available for your destination," advises Matt.
Ask for a family rate
Many attractions in Europe and Australia have a discounted admission rate for families; you just need to ask!
Photo courtesy: Maarten van den Heuvel
Visit tourism offices
Go into a tourist office at the airport or city center and ask, "what's happening now that's cheap or free?"
Search for free events
Check out TimeOut or search online for free events and activities for your destination. If you're traveling in Europe, check out The Local; it's a great resource for free and inexpensive events and activities happening in various cities.
Take a free walking tour
You'll find free walking tours in 90% of the major cities in Asia, Australia, Europe, New Zealand, and South America plus New York City. They're a great way to get your bearings and see major sites without spending a dime. Matt recommends Sandemans New Europe Tours and Free Tours by Foot or simple search "free walking tour (city name)" online.
KidTripster Tip: Be sure to always tip your guides, whether it's a free tour or not.
Photo courtesy: Markus Spiske
Connect with local guides
Cities all over the world have local greeter programs that are often free. For example, Big Apple Greeters in NYC will pair you with a local New Yorker, who'll show you around for the day with advance notice. Don't forget to ask them for restaurant and attraction recommendations. It's completely free, and there is a no-tipping policy.
Go on quirky local tours
"Free walking tours are great, but you know what's a lot cooler?", asks Matt. "Taking a taco tour or an art tour of Queens or a street art tour given by a street artist in Melbourne." Show Around, rent-a-guide, and Vayable are full of regular people who offer tours to travelers. Sometimes they're free; sometimes there's a nominal fee, but they're almost always interesting, like Hidden Treasures of Paris, A Photojournalist's NYC or Bike the Local Backroads of Florence.
Marcia Breen lives in Manhattan with her husband and 3-year-old daughter and spends her days exploring places and writing about them. Well, that and doing laundry and making meals her kid won't eat.
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Pre-Pregnancy weight: 50kg Pre-pregnancy waist: 24in Pre-pregnancy thighs: 18in
Weight now: 54.9kg (up .4 frm yesterday) Waist now: 26in Thighs now: 21.5in (down .5)
OK – I'm not going to fret about my gaining a tiny bit of weight – no, instead I'm just going to blame the other half for cooking chilli con carne last night that would have fed a whole freakin' village! Ok – I know i didn't have to eat it all, but when you bring the pig to the trough – the pig will EAT. And so eat I did and yes, there's that extra weight! Today's shred was relatively easy to do – I'm so glad my muscles aren't aching anymore, at the same time, I'm a little scared of what the new level will be like in two days.
Its my birthday tomorrow and I think we're going out somewhere for a lunch – though I'm pretty sure the other half hasn't booked anywhere yet. Men eh! Maybe he thinks he's the king of the universe and that everywhere will be available to accommodate us.
I'm trying to get baby C used to the bottle as she's 3 months old today but for the life of me – she refuses it point blank, spits the whole load out on her top then laughs about it. Will we ever get to go out for a nice meal without me worrying about having to whip my boobs out? Will I ever get to use a top/dress that is not (A) a breastfeeding one or (B) one that doesn't have a zip down the front for easy access to my boobs. Stay tuned to find out.
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The Hebron Village Council changed the time for the regular Council Meetings from 7:30 pm to 7 pm. Council Meetings are scheduled for the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Beginning with the February 27, 2013 Council meeting all meetings will begin at 7 pm.
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and at 10 P.M. Performance by Elisa Pône "Alliance Caustique, l'écho des spectres" in collaboration with Eric Arletti on the rooftop of the Friche la Belle de Mai
For this firework performance Elisa Pône collaborates with Eric Arletti who will set to noise music the chromatic development of the light spectrum accompanied by three instrumentalists.
This project is part of the 10th edition of Hors Pistes / Centre Pompidou 2015, with the support of Red Bull Studios and the participation of DICRéAM
The FOMO exhibition concentrates on three cliché diachronic and meteorological stakes that are characteristic of the contemplation of a re-erected landscape. Sequenced on three floors of the Tour-Panorama (alternately dawn, midday, and twilight), the show is also built around the participation of the visitors, who are invited to seize new epistolary forms. "FOMO" is at the heart of the 2015 Spring Festival of Contemporary Art in Marseille which takes as a starting point the invention of photographic postcard by the entrepreneur Dominique Piazza in this city in 1891.
Already in the air and the spirit of the time, the postcard enabled a worldwide spread of fleeting moments, tender thoughts, and more or less remarkable sites. The inventor had been inspired by his exchanges with a friend of his who had emigrated to Argentina. This democratic tool allowed for travel accounts and correspondence, like a distant ancestor of our innumerable data exchanges today.
"The message is the medium". This widespread statement is as relevant to the postcard as it is in the case of the images and information exchanged on Internet reducing evermore the long voyage that separates now and then.


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Speaking June 6 at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose, California, former First Lady Michelle Obama called on the audience to step up to help the next generation tackle new problems arising across the globe.
"You've got to think about how somewhere in your work, in your life, you're bringing somebody else up," she said. "Whether it's just finding someone in the neighborhood and spending a little time with them, I think we all have a responsibility to develop the next generation, and make sure we have people who are going to take our places."
"You're here, you're blessed," she told the audience. "So what are you going to do to pass those blessings on?"
She figures if each person does his or her part and finds one person to mentor, to push forward – "maybe even push in front of us – just imagine what we create," it would make a huge difference.
The nation and the planet will be facing "tremendous challenges," she said, noting the room was filled with problem solvers and creators.
She urged the audience to prepare themselves and their businesses to take on some of these problems.
It can't be just about making money, or the next cool app, she told the more than 5,000 attendees, many of them software developers.
"Or, is there a place in your heart, in your soul, in your business, to be a change-maker for the world?" Obama asked.
[Also: Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey hosted United State of Women Summit]
She said that she and her husband, former President Barack Obama, would "be in it."
"But, it's time for the next generation to step up."
"I hope that you all are role models, problem solvers – that you figure out a way to use your talents to benefit the greater good, and that you bring somebody else along with you, particularly if it's a woman or someone of color or someone who typically doesn't have access to these opportunities.
"Do that. Be that change agent."
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Meet Bruin Collinsworth—the woofy new model for Nasty Pig. The brand's founders Frederick Kearney and David Lauterstein recently discovered Collinsworth when the two spotted him at the Mid-Atlantic Leather conference in Washington D.C. earlier this year. Now, the 23-year-old from Ohio has been tapped by Nasty Pig to model the brand's Spring line, which clearly fits well on his body.
"We cater to gay guys who like to work out and be stylish," Lauterstein recently told Out. "They tend to be people who appreciate what we do for the quality and the design and who like identifying with a brand they can't get everywhere else."
We think Collinsworth fits that mold.
"We saw [Bruin] across the lobby and knew we had to shoot him in our Spring line," Lauterstein recalls. "After MAL, he headed back to Ohio but we stayed in touch. When he gave us the heads up that he was coming to New York last month, we were glad to nab him."
"It was my first time in NYC," says Bruin. "But I knew that modeling for Nasty Pig would be a great use of my time there. If I want to see the Statue of Liberty, I can Google it."
"No brand includes all types. We are for a specific guy with a specific attitude," Lauterstein recently told Out. "Having body hair or a beard has nothing to do with that, but it has to do with a sense of wearing who you are on your sleeve. And that crosses a lot of different types of people, but our customers definitely somebody who wants to represent themselves in that way."
You can follow Collinsworth on Twitter and find all the clothes seen on him at NastyPig.com or in person at 259 W. 19th Street in New York City.
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Blogging is taking over the Internet these days. There are many people who want to share their knowledge, opinions or everyday life with the online world. It can be tricky to create a successful blog. Here you will find some tips that can help as you venture into the world of writing a blog.
Learn what you can about SEO, and use it in your blog. Because you want people to start reading your blog, you have to be certain that the blog is listed highly in search engine results for specific topics. Choose appropriate keywords to use in your titles and posts to help boost the number of followers your blog has.
Always strive to be real. Don't offend your reader's intelligence. Be honest, be transparent, and be available to your readers. Make this a priority. Blogging is about expression and uniqueness. Don't waste time in trying to reach perfection; rather, try to write better. If you happen to be incorrect, then you're incorrect. You are an individual and no one can take your place.
Ask already established bloggers if they would like to write guest posts on your blog. This is a simple way to add more high-quality content to your site. This also leads to an increase in quality traffic when these guest bloggers alert their readers to the content on your blog. Extend invitations to several bloggers to help you boost your readership and the richness of your blog's content.
Always keep up with the feedback that your blog receives, and respond back when it is appropriate. Never let yourself get overly emotional about this process. No matter the topic, there will be people who have criticisms. Constructive criticism can be a valuable tool, and if you use it effectively, you will improve your blog. If the criticisms are harsh or baseless, simply respond politely and do not engage further. This projects a level of maturity and, in the end, you will gain readers.
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A shootout in South Gate last night took the life of an apparently innocent 16-year-old sitting in a car nearby.
Friends identify the victim on Twitter as Roxy Borboa-Galindo. (The L.A. County Coroner cannot confirm her identity at this time.) And Mike Perez, a family friend, told NBC Los Angeles last night that "She's a sweet girl. Everybody loved her. Everybody liked her. She was just in the wrong place at the wrong time."
It appears Borboa just turned 16 on Sunday -- and Perez says plans for her Sweet Sixteen party were still in the works.
According to the family friend, the shooters were targeting two males in the vehicle with Borboa:
"Some other guys started an argument with them, some kind of fight," he tells the news station. "They tried to leave, and as soon as they started taking off they started shooting."
Reports indicate that no one was injured besides the young female passenger. The deadly bullet apparently passed through the rear window and hit Borboa in the head.
RIP Roxy :l man she was such an outgoing girl and always cracked jokes. Ill always have our middle school memories and talks :)
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The South Gate Police Department confirmed this morning to City News Service that after being shot around 9:30 p.m., the 16-year-old died in the wee hours this morning at St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood.
The two males in the car reportedly tried to drive Borboa to the hospital themselves, but ended up stopping near Magnolia and Alpine and letting paramedics take it from there.
The group of friends had attended a party near Dakota and Gardendale in South Gate -- some four miles east -- reports NBC LA.
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- consistent quiet time and bible reading
- become more like Him
- faithfulness in serving God
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- be brave enough to invite friends and colleagues to bible studies and services
- start monthly gathering with my family as our sharing and bonding moment
- have consistent weekly/twice a month meet-up with my brother to share and mentor him
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The afternoon news is on!! It's 6 in the PM here in Seattle and for some reason, Alan Colmes is in a tuxedo on FOX and over on MSNBC Tucker Carlson is talking to this one guy that knew a chick who met the Pope this one time.
Ooohhhh, Hannity's teasing us with promises of NEW Jane Fonda protest tapes. He'll be talking to Ollie North after the break.
...and we're back. J.C. Watts (R-OK) is trying to defend Tom DeLay, and on the split screen, we can see a shot of the Radio and Television Correspondents Association's annual dinner. I guess that explains Colmes' black and white getup. Apparently we're waiting on Dick Cheney's speech, because it's really important.
This is too painful. I should read a book or something.
Oh, I'd like to extend a big Fuck You to whomever decided Condi Rice should go to the Pope's funeral while Jimmy Carter was snubbed.
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Dave Benton posted a topic in Info CenterWe have a 2015 223 VRX. Does anyone know if the ASP and ballist system can be installed. Ours did Not have this from the factory. We are being told that it can be done, but they don't seem real sure about it.
I am finding this out as we go along.. Love our boat, just wanting more of a "wake surf" boat. I am being told that adding 3 ballist and a wakeshaper would do us just fine for wake surffing. We only do this when our kids come down from the KC area (3 or 4 times a year)
Thank you for the good information...I have been looking into 3 bags and the "wakeshaper" I think that would give a good enough wake for wake surfing. Still disappointed that our two year old Chaparral with only 65 hours has already lost $25,000 in value.
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Dave Benton posted a topic in Boat TalkWe have a 2015 223 VRX and are wanting to know if the ASP Surf platform with ballist can be installed on our boat that didn't come equipped with it from the factory? We love our boat but would like a better Surf wake. We went to a dealer yesterday in an attempt to possibly trade up and we found out that our 2015 VRX has lost $25,000 in value, so we would be interested in installing the ASP system instead of taking such a huge loss...
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Dave Benton replied to VorTexas's topic in Boat TalkI have not had any issues at all with our 223 VRX. We purchased it in July of 2015 and try to spend as much time on the water as we can. No issues at all...Love the boat
Thank you... I will contact them today... My dealer doesn't seem to excited to get the new card in...
I have a 2015 223VRX also, just over two weeks old...When we took delivery of our boat, the guy told us that Medallion was having a major issue with the size of the card that is in the unit and it will not give a clean indication of where you are on a lake. He said that Medallion was sending out new cards to every owner within the next few weeks. All you have to do when you get the new card, is install it in the upper back part of the unit and that is all you will need to do..I spoke with the dealer yesterday and he said our card had not come in yet. I would suggest that you call your dealer and speak to him about this because the card you have right now, will not work correctly.
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Dave Benton replied to Dave Benton's topic in South Central U.S.Hello Shawn... We had our 223 VRX out last weekend for only about 4 hours total due to weather. We are going back out this weekend. We loved the performance of this boat...and the handleing. Reverse will take some getting used to but we had no issues docking a couple of times and loading the boat onto the trailer. Really looking forward to some time on the lake this weekend...We have been going to Greers Ferry in North Central Arkansas..really nice lake. Dave
New Chaparral 223 VRX
Dave Benton posted a topic in South Central U.S.Taking delivery of our new Chaparral 223 VRX this Saturday morning. I have owned boats all my life and sold our last one before moving out of state. It was time to get back into it. Any advice on this boat? They took us on a demo ride about 2 weeks ago and we loved it. Just wanting to ask if there is anyone out there with experience with this boat?


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