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My son has been on an insulin pump for two months now and everything went well until five days ago when he suddenly started getting unexpected highs, and the boluses we gave were not as efficient as in the past. They would partially work but the basal rates were not working properly at all. He developed ketones, so we removed the pump and injected Humalog. We then changed the infusion set, as well as the site but this did not solve the problem. We then changed the insulin and the infusion set and tubing again. This worked for a day, but now the highs are returning once again.
It seems to me that there are bubbles forming in the insulin cartridge, and when I look at the entry point of the tubing in the O-ring since I see a whole lot of bubbles there, and I think they are affecting the insulin delivery. Can you please advise on how to get rid of these bubbles?
The two main reasons for bubbles in the infusion set and cartridge are filling the cartridge with cold insulin or not having everything on the infusion set/cartridge "tight". If your child was recently diagnosed with diabetes and then put on a pump, it is also possible that his overall insulin requirement has increased as a result of finishing the honeymoon period of his diabetes, and that he simply needs a higher basal rate and higher bolus doses.
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Rumours that Apple is working on a wearable device refuse to die down. A team of over 100 people led by none other than Jonathan Ive, Senior Vice President of Industrial Design, is now hard at work on this so-called iWatch. Bloomberg today reports that Apple is looking to have the device out this year. The Verge corroborates the report, adding additional details as well.
The iWatch remains in development at this time. Rather than leveraging the iPod nano's touch interface, Apple is reportedly adapting its iOS operating system to work on the watch. Battery life also remains a concern with Apple hoping to have the iWatch last up to five days between charges but only managing about 2 so far.
Features that Apple could give its iWatch include the ability to let users make calls, check map coordinates as well as typical phone capabilities such as call display. It could also include a pedometer and sensors to track health-related information such as heart rate.
Apple expects that the iWatch could be more profitable than its other much-anticipated project, an iTV. Gross margins for the global watch industry average about 60 percent. While Apple may not see similar profits, it would still benefit from significant ones. According to Citigroup Inc. analyst Oliver Chen, this could be a US$6 billion opportunity for Apple with plenty of opportunity for upside if they create something totally new like they did with the iPod — something consumers didn't even know they needed."
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Letter To Colin OwenUniversity Of Oxford First World War Poetry Digital Archive
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Today I'd like to address how to use social networks and YouTube to promote a business.
Q: I have used computers for years in my business and have been selling my products online since 1998. I consider myself computer savvy and technically proficient, but I'm at a loss when it comes to using social networks such as Facebook and Twitter and even YouTube to promote my business. Is there a simple way to approach this?
A: Your question is the one I most often receive from business owners. Let me first give you a model of how to think of promotion and public relations in general, one that has been used in various ways for years.
Visualize a bicycle wheel with a hub at the center and spokes going outward in all directions to the edge of the wheel. The hub is your brand or business, and the spokes represent every point of contact or outreach that you have to promote your business. These points of contact include e-mail, website exposure, phone calls and, now, the idea of social networking and online video.
While it is true that social networks like Facebook and Twitter are new entities, the same time-tested rules apply to them as well as to areas with which you are familiar. You must first have a focused and central message or brand to promote, well-defined and consistently marketed. You must have a system of delivery or distribution that meets, if not surpasses, customer expectations. Finally, you must be able to measure accurately everything you do to promote your business to be sure it's cost-effective and productive.
The way to approach social networking is to weave it into your current system as much as possible and, at the same time, to adapt and change your system to these new avenues of contact where it will help to do so. Think again of the wheel model: Everything connects to the center.
A good and simple way to begin is to establish a personal account on Facebook, then to develop what is called a Fan Page or Like Page for your business. You may then invite your Facebook friends to the Page and send others to it via its URL or Internet address. One great way to begin populating the page is to simply link to relevant products, stories and videos that pertain to your business.
Facebook also allows you to create what are called custom tabs for your Fan page and to present one of these first when someone goes to your page. Setting up the tab can be a bit technical and challenging, but there are services that will do it for you for a fee.
Finally, you may develop Facebook applications to advertise your business. This can be expensive and complex, so it's best to approach this only when you have a bit of expertise or have someone who can handle the task for you.
Once you set up your Facebook page, create an account on Twitter. Once this is done, you can set up your Facebook Fan Page to automatically update your Twitter account with each new post. This is a very effective way to gain new followers and prospects.
Finally, create a YouTube account and allow it to connect with your Facebook and Twitter accounts. This will send an update to each service anytime you upload a video. Use video liberally as it is the most effective online tool for promotion.
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Inclusive education is reuniting families in Moldova
For children with (and without) disabilities school is about far more than getting good grades. It helps them develop the social and practical skills essential to live full and independent lives. Yet up to ninety percent of children with disabilities in developing countries are excluded from any formal education. Prospects for girls are particularly bleak; illiteracy levels amongst girls with disabilities in the Global South are estimated to be as high as 98%.[1] When children are excluded from their local schools parents often face an agonising decision: keep their child at home, with no prospect of an education, or send them to a residential 'special' school or institution, often far away. If families are poor and lack support they can feel there's no other option.
Lumos is an international NGO founded by J.K Rowling with an ambitious, yet achievable, goal of ending the practice of placing children in institutions by 2050. There are an estimated 8 million children living in orphanages and institutions around the world,[2] despite 80% having at least one living parent.[3] Predictably, children with disabilities are considerably more likely to be institutionalised.[4] The chronic lack of local inclusive education is a key driver of institutionalisation, with life-long consequences.[5] Decades of research associates impaired physical, cognitive and emotional development with growing up in institutions.[6] Separating children from families can also diminish relationships with parents, siblings and communities, greatly reducing chances of becoming happy, independent and productive adults. Girls with disabilities' already heightened risk of sexual violence is intensified in institutional settings where they often have multiple carers and limited opportunities to report abuse.[7]
Deinstitutionalisation is the process of transforming the way children are cared for. It involves reunifying children with their families and developing alternative family and community-based services for children who aren't able to return home. For deinstitutionalisation to be sustainable, services in the community must be established to support reunified families and prevent new children being unnecessarily placed in care.
Inclusive education is key to ensuring children with disabilities are able to return to their families. In 2007 Lumos began working in Moldova to support the Government's deinstitutionalisation process. At that point inclusive schools didn't exist and almost half of children in institutions had a disability.[8] Developing inclusive education was crucial for deinstitutionalisation to succeed. Training and supporting teachers was vital, particularly to challenge entrenched beliefs about people with disabilities should be hidden away. These attitudes were also prevalent amongst parents and carers who had long been told their children could not be educated. Sustained work was needed to help raise expectations for children with disabilities.
For inclusion to work, Lumos, the Ministry of Education and other partners developed a multidisciplinary approach. Resource centres were created within mainstream schools to support teachers develop differentiated curriculums and resources for children with special educational needs. These centres create a safe space for children to receive extra support within the mainstream environment. They are hubs of activity, nurturing active groups of children – with and without disabilities – who regularly meet to promote inclusion. This model was piloted in 12 schools and is now replicated across Moldova. Inclusive education is now a compulsory module for teacher training and inclusive kindergartens are being established to identify and provide early support for children with developmental delays within the community.
This September saw a new and exciting milestone for inclusive education in Moldova. An inclusive education unit was opened within a mainstream school, providing education to 22 children with profound disabilities who had never been to school before. These developments quash outdated views that some children are simply 'uneducable'.
Moldova has made remarkable progress, reducing the number of children in institutions by over 80% since 2007, whilst simultaneously increasing the number of children with disabilities in mainstream education by 729%.[9] These achievements came despite Moldova being the poorest country in Europe and experiencing significant political instability.
Inclusive education has been a catalyst for girls and boys with disabilities to return to and flourish in their families in Moldova. A generation of children, once shut away, are now learning, thriving and contributing to their communities, benefiting everyone. This not only develops confident and capable young women and young men, it creates a more tolerant and inclusive society for all.
[1] United Nations (2007) From Exclusion to Equality: Realizing the rights of persons with disabilities – Handbook for Parliamentarians on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and its Optional Protocol, United Nations, Geneva www.un.org/disabilities/documents/toolaction/ipuhb.pdf [Accessed 6 December 2016]. [2] 1 The number of residential institutions and the number of children living in them is unknown. Estimates range from 'more than 2 million' (UNICEF, Progress for Children: A Report Card on Child Protection Number 8, 2009) to 8 million (Cited in: Pinheiro, P., World Report on Violence against Children, UNICEF, New York, 2006). [3] Csáky, C., Keeping children out of harmful institutions: why we should be investing in family-based care, Save the Children, 2009, p 3. [4] Larsson, N. (2016). Out of sight: the orphanages where disabled children are abandoned. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2016/sep/26/orphanage-locked-up-disabled-children-lumos-dri-human-rights [Accessed 12 December 2016]. [5] Lumos (12 June 2015). Drivers of institutionalisation. https://wearelumos.org/stories/drivers-institutionalisation-0 [Accessed 12 December 2016]. [6] Berens, A. E. & Nelson, C. A. (2015). The science of early adversity: is there a role for large institutions in the care of vulnerable children? The Lancet [7] French, P., Dardel, J. Price-Kelly, S. (2010). Rights denied: Towards a national policy agenda about abuse, neglect and exploitation of persons with cognitive impairment. People with Disability Australia. [8] Ministry of Education: Republic of Moldova (2011). Preamble (introductive/analytical part) to the national Programe on development of Inclusive education in the Republic of Moldova for 2011-2020. Governmental Decision No.523/2011 http://lex.justice.md/index.php?action=view&view=doc&lang=1&id=339343
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The All-American Cookie Book[Iamthebest]
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For this trailblazing collection of America"s favorite cookies, Nancy Baggett crisscrossed the nation, visiting small-town bakeries, chic urban cookie boutiques, rural inns, bed-and-breakfasts, farmers" markets, and the homes of locally renowned cooks. She combed through community cookbooks and searched out long-lost heirloom recipes, sure-handedly reworking every recipe in her own kitchen.
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I often see nice bits of urban wildlife on my walk to the Discovery Centre from the train station. Lately I've been cheered by the sight of Sand Martins (Riparia riparia) flying around over the River Aire by Leeds Bridge.
These are amazing birds, related to the more familiar Swallow and House Martin. They are called Sand Martins because they usually nest in holes in sandy banks, but these ones have been nesting in holes eroded in the sandstone walls of the buildings by the river. They were feeding on small insects flying above the river. Sand Martins are only in the UK over summer, and will migrate to Africa for the winter.
Here's one of the Sand Martins in our collection (pictured above) at Leeds Museum Discovery Centre. It was an immature Sand Martin, collected in Arthington near Leeds in 1888 by F. W. Branson.
My colleague Kirsty Garrod and her team of volunteers and interns have been improving the condition of and access to our bird skin collection through the Skin Deep project, funded by the Designation Development Fund, part of Arts Council England. Our bird skins and other collections can be used to help conserve biodiversity, as well as being fascinating in their own right.
By Natural Sciences Curator Rebecca Machin
Monday, 28 July 2014
Friday, 25 July 2014
Collections through cake: Sowing Seeds
The weekend many people will be sowing poppy seeds as an act of remembrance. The poppy has become irrevocably linked to the First World War. We've posted before about poppies and their significance across time.
In this post, Lucy our First World War Projects Curator wanted to think about what seeds the commemorations will sow for the future. Through cake, of course.
To get down to the Mary Berry-ness, Lucy made a simple sponge, but added two tablespoons of poppyseeds and two very ripe chopped pears. The very same poppyseeds which were used as an ingredient were also available for staff at Discovery Centre to plant and grow.
As we sow these seeds, as we plan our exhibitions and as we engage people all across Leeds with the First World War, very careful thought is given about what legacy of understanding we are creating. As a museum service, we will be using our collections and our sites as lenses through which we can encourage understanding of the war and the effect of it across the last century.
Through the sowing of these metaphorical seeds, we want people to question the past, to discover their own First World War histories and to look forward with a clearer understanding of our pasts and how they shape our futures.
By First World War Projects Curator Lucy Moore
Thursday, 10 July 2014
Collections through Cake: The Outreach Box
At Leeds Museums & Galleries we adore it when people visit any (or indeed all) of our nine sites, but we do also take the museum off-site and out to schools, community groups, hospices and a whole host of other places!
This all about talking to people about the exhiblariting objects in our collections that tell stories about our city and our world. Recently, one of our much-beloved Outreachers moved on to pastures new and in true #MuseumCake style, we put together an outreach box to mark her departure.
To learn more about outreach possibilities for you and your group, please get in touch with Leeds Museum Discovery Centre, our Community Curators or with the start of the centenary of the First World War in mind, our Projects Curator.
Here's a couple more views of this awesome box:
What can you spot in our outreach box? Answer in the comments below ...
NB: The sides were made of thin fudge in cake form - our usual boxes are much, much sturdier!
By First World War Projects Curator Lucy Moore
Monday, 7 July 2014
Leeds helps in the fight for the endangered Tasmanian Devil
Leeds Museums and Galleries has three Tasmanian Devils (Sarcophilus harrisii) in its natural science collections. Their DNA has been taken and looked at by a team in Australia who are researching 'devil facial tumour disease' in the hope of finding a cure for this terrible condition.
|One of the brilliantly stuffed Tasmanian Devils at
Leeds Museums and Galleries
Leeds, a large, rich, Victorian industrial city, spent most of the 19th century collecting scientific material from around the world. We had a 'purveyor of Australian wildlife' and acquired, amongst other things, two Devil mounts and a skeleton.
The study, also using specimens from Oxford, looked at genetic diversity in a group of molecules in cell membrane proteins called the 'major histocompatibility complex'. Low diversity in this complex has been linked to the emergence and spread of devil facial tumour disease. The team needed samples of historical and ancient Devil DNA to see how diverse the populations were before European settlement and after. (Link to the article,published in Biology Letters)
This is a great example of how museum natural science specimens can contribute to scientific research at the forefront of species conservation.
By Natural Sciences Curator Clare Brown
Friday, 4 July 2014
Jewish textiles in Leeds
Hannah Bloom kindly showed me several textile artworks at the Sinai Synagogue yesterday. They include pieces on Sukkot and Jerusalem done several years ago under the direction of artist Gillian Holding, in the main Prayer Hall, and more recent pieces on the history of the synagogue, including one made this year for this Reform synagogue's 70th birthday.
In the stairway down to the children's area there is also a multi-panel embroidery of the Hebrew alphabet. Many people have come together to work on these embroideries and their quality and vibrancy make them ideal as possible loans for any future Jewish exhibition.
Hannah made the figure of the young girl in this family standing under the Sukkot temporary roof canopy, a feature of this harvest festival celebration.
It's interesting to compare these modern embroideries, such as this Hebrew letter (also by Hannah) done on a patchwork background from fabric fragments saved from the making of Joseph's coat worn in a production of Joseph & The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, to the older embroidered details on Torah mantles, and prayer shawl bags that we have in the museum collections. These are mainly from the United Hebrew Congregation in Leeds, and came to us via the Manchester Jewish Museum in 1990.
Some of the older embroideries were done by professional firms, probably based in London, such as the green Torah mantle above), but others look more home-made, such as the red velvet Torah mantle (above) with its many sequins and the Star of David.
By World Cultures Curator Antonia Lovelace
In the stairway down to the children's area there is also a multi-panel embroidery of the Hebrew alphabet. Many people have come together to work on these embroideries and their quality and vibrancy make them ideal as possible loans for any future Jewish exhibition.
Hannah made the figure of the young girl in this family standing under the Sukkot temporary roof canopy, a feature of this harvest festival celebration.
|Embroidery by Hannah Bloom
Some of the older embroideries were done by professional firms, probably based in London, such as the green Torah mantle above), but others look more home-made, such as the red velvet Torah mantle (above) with its many sequins and the Star of David.
By World Cultures Curator Antonia Lovelace
Tuesday, 1 July 2014
Hindu Bronze Inscriptions
Small Indian lamp inscribed 'Guru Nanja Veru'
The lamp (pictured above) has five cups or dishes for lighting oil, held up by a figure with a five-headed naga or serpant behind. The inscription reads: 'Guru Nanja Veru' in Kannada-Telugu script, a script used in southern India, particularly in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
In front of the five cups (pictured left) is a Makara guardian demon, seated with forelegs in centre and hind legs to the side. The name Guru Nanja Veru in this position on the lamp indicates that this lamp was reserved or particularly used for the aarti ceremony of this local Guru figure.
Objects used in worship:In a small domestic shrine there is often only one lamp for performing aarti for all the deities represented, but in a temple particular lamps may be reserved for particular deities.
This small lamp, pictured right, (11.6cms tall and 10.4 cms long) is on display at Leeds Discovery Centre in a case promoting the larger Hinduism faith case in Voices of Asia at Leeds City Museum. There you can see a much larger lamp, in the shape of a shikara or Hindu temple dome, collected by Sir Stuart Mitford-Fraser around 1890-1914. The hanging leaves and Ganesha figures are typical of Nepalese Hindu craftsmanship.
Another bronze (pictured below) in the Hinduism display has an inscription we would love to have translated. A large ladle with a bell attached. This was also collected by Sir Stuart Mitford Fraser. The inscription is on the side of the bell
Can you help us translate the inscription on this bronze bell (above right)?
By World Cultures Curator Antonia Lovelace
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Design of your choice
Begin with a design (simple is best!), letter, or even a word. I found my letters in the clip art on Word.
I decided to go with the letter "G" as my soon-to-be born new baby boy will be named "Garrett". I am thinking of using it on our baby announcements. How cute would that be?!
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A POLICE officer who began his career pounding the beat in Liverpool is among the favourites to be Merseyside's new chief constable.
Steve Finnigan, 46, worked his way up the ranks before moving to Lancashire police at the start of 2001 as assistant chief constable.
A year later he confirmed his reputation as one of the north's most ambitious officers when he was promoted to deputy chief constable.
The father-of-two is set to throw his hat in the ring in the battle for Merseyside's top job.
It is thought Mr Finnigan's history in the force will put him in the driving seat when the choice is made.
A force insider said: "They will want somebody who knows what the area is all about but also has ideas from elsewhere.
"He has got all of that and has a great reputation.
"It is early days but already his name has been talked about a lot and another candidate will have to go a long way to beat him."
Current Merseyside chief Norman Bettison quit his £110,000-a-year job after five years, and will take up a lucrative post as chief executive of the Central Police Training and Development Authority later this year.
Mr Finnigan joined Merseyside police in 1976 and worked in several communities.
He moved into CID, worked in the discipline and complaints office and headed the press and publicity department.
His big break came when he took over as area commander in Crosby which then led to the post of detective superintendent in the major crime unit.
Mr Finnigan was thrust into the national spotlight in the summer of 2001 when he was put in charge of controlling the Burnley race riots.
He is a keen footballer and played for the British and English police representative sides.
He and his wife Jackie have two children, Grace, five, and Adam, eight.


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sph-ngw ! how to reach you please?
I believe that The Society of Glass Technology, Sheffield. now sell this as a dvd,
I am checking with them, and if so, I will post a link for you to buy a copy direct.
Regards, Stephen
Whilst housekeeping this forum I found this was still awaiting info, so have found the necessary link: 8)
https://www.orders.sgthome.co.uk/index.php?app=gbu0&ns=prodshow&ref=Leadbetter - cost is just £5 (postage probably extra.)
I'm glad to announce that the Society Of Glass technology have now transfered the VHS tape onto a DVD that can be bought very reasonably for £5!
DVD Looking Through Glass
This presentation is adapted from the lecture This is Glass presented by Jim Frost and Alan Leadbetter. The popular lecture has been presented all over the country to the great delight of all who have seen it; the last time was as part of the Opening Ceremony of the XIX International Congress on Glass in Edinburgh in 2001.
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SCAM software which fires up unattended computers and peppers the screen with hardcore pornography has duped hundreds of users.
The program, which is called both MACDefender and Mac Security, targets Apple users and appears to offer anti-virus protection.
But unwary Apple-users who click on the advert will find their browsers firing-up automatically and linking to random hardcore porn sites.
The program, known as malware or scareware, appeared in early May and has lured in hundreds of victims. Online forums are awash with requests for help to get rid of the porn program.
Experts say MACDefender has been amazingly successful because of the skilful way its creators have managed to get such a high Google ranking by linking it to safe phrases like 'Mothers Day'.
Scareware programs appear to scan your machine for virus and security problems before asking for cash to fix them. But anyone clicking on them may end up losing money and having their computers seriously infected with nasties.
Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant at Sophos, said: "You search for something on Google Images, and when you click on an image you are taken to a webpage which serves up the attack - regardless of whether you are running Mac OS X or Windows.
"Although there is much less malware in existence for Mac OS X than there is for Windows, that's no reason to put your head in the sand and think that there are no Mac threats out there."
Malware targeted at Apple computers is much rarer than rogue software aimed at PCs. It is estimated that 100,000 new malware programs for PCs emerge every day.


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About a week ago, I posted a call for your individual stories as artists in this business, whatever your trade is. Whether stories of triumph, tragedy, lessons learned, regrets, etc. Read that post HERE.
A few of you responded in the comments section, and others emailed me directly, as I requested.
As I said I would, I'll start posting those that I received via email, although I won't post every single one.
The first comes from long-time reader and commenter, writer/director Al Robbins. Here's what he submitted to me, verbatim:
Great idea Tambay! I've had a few things on my mind. Over the past 4 years I've learned a some very important lessons about being a filmmaker. I'm still trying to master what I've learned. In no particular order.
1 – Don't create projects simply to please a particular audience unless you have a relative that is the head of a major studio. Create projects that you are passionate about. You will spend about two years working on it to get it ready for a crowded , competitive marketplace so it only makes sense that you be fully invested in what you're doing. It's much easier to promote something that you really beleive in.
2 – Stop worrying about whether or not a film festival or distributor will accept your project. Good is relative. With HD technology just about anyone can capture a fairly decent image but no one will watch the film if the story is lacking. Film festivals and distributors have goals and agendas. A film which has an element or elements ( star, exotic locale, hot genre etc.) which will allow them to acheive their goals will often be chosen over a film which may have a better story or acting. There also are some of really talented filmmakers out there and I choose to beleive that films by those folks should and will rise to the top but don't quit because your project was not selected. We have time to improve our skills and just because a festival does not want your film does not mean the project is dead.
EXAMPLE: Late last year I submitted a film to a festival and later got a rejection notice. The following morning I received an e mail from a small distributor who wanted to license the film. In December they saw the trailer for the film and requested a screener. I sent it to them and never thought about it again because I wanted to release the project myself anyway. I didn't sign with them but the point is that I was upset because someone I paid $50.00 to watch the film rejected it while I mailed a DVD to a company and they called me to , essentially , offer me money. If no distributor wants you film release yourself. There are many ways to do this today.
3 – I don't want to get all existential or religious on y'all so I'll phrase my thoughts this way…..After you've put in all the hard work , what the universe has for you is for you. Period.
EXAMPLE: Last year I found out about an opportunity to write and direct a film in Morocco and Washington DC which is based on a true story about a Morocan woman who was detained at JFK on 9/17/01 because her husband had the same name as one of the 9/11 hijackers. I sent a copy of my previous feature film and then forgot about it. Sometime later I had a contract and one day later the first payment was wired to my checking account. I HAD NEVER MET THE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER FACE TO FACE!!!
Prior to prinicipal photography in Morocco and the DC metro area, the project entailed an expense free 10 day trip to Morocco just to get to know the country and culture and later a second expense free 10 day visit to location scout. I am not now nor have I ever been a member of any "up and coming", feted group of filmmakers. I'm rather late to the game. 20 years in corporate America before I became interested in pursuing filmmaking as a career. Yet I had the opportunity to write the script for and direct an international film about events surrounding one of the most significant historic events of my life. There are plenty of other filmmakers out there with better resumes' and films however I was given the opportunity to helm the project. Why me??
We're in post production now. The EP is very happy with the footage she's seen. I beleive it will give me the opportunity to direct other projects for hire.
4 – Don't be so quick to label critics as haters.
EXAMPLE: 2 years ago the trailer for my first feature film (Grapes on a Vine) was posted on Shadow and Act. The reviews were mixed at best. I could have taken it one of two ways. Instead of saying something like " I don't complain to you when I go to Burger King and you hand me cold french fries!" , I chose to ask those that didn't like the trailer to explain why. Some did and I made changes. The film was acquired by a distributor and released at Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Redbox and Blockbuster Video.
Last year Shadow and Act featured my web series "The Next Day" which we have since extended into a feature film which will be available on VOD in May after launch events in Atlanta, Los Angeles and Philadelphia. You never know where your blessings will come from.
5 – Understand that you are creating a body of work. Once you make a film available to the public it's out there. You can't take it back so you might as well release work you can be proud of. The most popular filmmakers in the world are known for one or two films.
6 – Do your best but accept the fact that everything you do may not be a "home run". Be honest with yourself. If 50 people see your film and they all have the same problem with it…it's probably the film.
7 – Good writing and casting = good directing. Spend time on the script. It's free! Cast the best actors you can find. On set you do not have time to teach folks how to act. Proffesional actors arrive on set prepared. Sometimes as a director you have to know when to just get out of the way.
8 – HAVE FUN! WORK HARD BUT ENJOY YOURSELF! If you want to go to work with a frown on your face everyday , work in corporate America!
9 – Don't EXPECT anyone to give you anything.
10 – There is no such thing as making it. This is a journey.
EXAMPLE: Spike Lee does not beleive he has made his best film yet. Just in case a few of you have forgotten , 2 of his films have been nominated for Academy awards.
I hope something I've written here will help someone.
Writer/Director Al Robbins' first feature film Grapes on a Vine starring Greg Alan Williams (Necessary Roughness, The Game, Remember the Titans) and Jazsmin Lewis (Barbershop 1 & 2) was nominated for Best Director First Feature Film at the 2008 Pan African Film Festival.
Robbins currently has two films in Post Production. Ralat (a woman is detained at JFK airport a few days after 9/11 because her husband has the same name as one of the hijackers); and The Next Day (Will and Desire' have a one night stand..and she gets pregnant). The Next Day is scheduled to be released on VOD in May 2012.
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Exploring San Francisco, Adventure Mecca on the Bay
Eclectic neighborhoods, world-class dining, and art at every turn are just a few of the elements one can find during a trip to San Francisco, a coveted bayside city within California. Visitors are made privy to matchless views and the wonders of nature, from a visit to nearby Redwood forests, to hikes throughout the landscape with a dazzling view of the Golden Gate or Bay Bridge ahead, or even to a view from the top at Coit Tower.
The most heralded of local delicacies can be enjoyed within the city, including fresh-caught fish and seafood specialties. Street art abounds on the walls of many of San Francisco's thoroughfares, with a hilly landscape that provides unique views of the cityscape ahead as travelers make their way throughout. Each of the city's vibrant neighborhoods promises a rich history, charming spots for tasting the regional culinary flavors, and quaint shops.


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Passengers arriving at Port Everglades Terminal 2 will now find it easier to make their way through the cavernous terminal by following the path shown by colorful ceramic starfish, shuffling on their journey from the sand towards the sea. Starfish Shuffle is a series of eight unique ceramic murals mounted on the walls in the security screening area. This monumental series is the creation of artist Xavier Cortada. Entering through the front doors, passengers are greeted by a giant red starfish poised on the sand. Weaving their way through the security screening lines, passengers will encounter a group of three murals depicting brilliant red starfish floating on the white foam of roaring waves crashing on a shoreline. Once past security, two more murals depict starfish crawling through turtle grass in shallow waters, and passengers are then led onward towards the ticketing area where other starfish rest comfortably atop sandbars in the blue Caribbean Sea.Each 4'x 8' ceramic mural is comprised of 288 uniquely painted tiles; each deeply textured, carved, and then hand-painted with multiple layers of glazes to achieve a brilliant and fluid effect that is suggestive of the warm tropical waters that cruise passengers eagerly anticipate on their voyage.Xavier Cortada created art installations at the North Pole and South Pole to address environmental concerns at every point in between. He's been commissioned to create art for the White House, the World Bank, Miami City Hall, Miami-Dade County Hall, Florida Botanical Gardens, the Miami Art Museum, Museum of Florida History, Miami Science Museum and the Frost Art Museum. Visit his website for more information on his work.
Broward Cultural Division is partnering with the American Art Initiative (AAI) and Caribe Arts Fest, to offer two artist seminars as part of the festival's schedule this year. In its second year, Caribe Arts Fest is a multi-genre festival celebrating the arts of the Caribbean and the Americas. The festival will be held in downtown Fort Lauderdale, October 17 – 20.Showcasing multimedia creations, and representing and encompassing the culture, essence and creativity of the Caribbean and the Americas, the festival aims to celebrate artistic diversity within the Broward community. This international festival will introduce artists to mainstream markets that support and provide avenues to develop their work.The two artist seminars, offered by the Broward Cultural Division, will be held at the Museum of Art /Fort Lauderdale at One E. Las Olas Blvd., from 1 - 5 p.m. on each day.
Thursday, October 17 -Marketing 101: Creating a Marketing Plan that Works for YouFacilitator Nancy Hytone Leb will lead participants in a half-day seminar for individual artists that emphasizes marketing as the key to developing any business; and understanding that artistic businesses are no exception! Understanding where to start; the basic fundamentals and how to create a marketing plan, are all first steps in this critical process towards success. The workshop will also cover the planning process in detail and equipped participants with tools and resources needed to create a marketing plan that fits their specified needs as an artist entrepreneur. RSVPFriday, October 18, Business Formation for Artists: How to Start an Arts Nonprofit Business, and Creating Your For-Profit Artist BusinessPresented by artist and attorney Sergio Muñoz Sarmiento, this half-day seminar for arts professionals willcover the legal and business issues that affect individual artists. Within arts and cultural organizations, visual artists, performance artists, writers, fashion designers, filmmakers, musicians, web designers, and anyone working in interactive media are encouraged to attend. Cultural organizations, recently admitted attorneys, and other professionals who represent artists could also benefit from this program. RSVPRegistration fee is $10 per workshop. For further information, please contact James Shermer at954-357-7502. For more information on Caribe Arts Fest, contact David Muir; tel: 754-273-7166; or visit caribeartsfest.com.
Broward Cultural Division encourages all college-bound high school students interested in pursuing undergraduate and graduate studies in the areas of music, dance, theater, visual arts, graphic design and other related disciplines, to attend the National Association for College Admission Counseling's (NACAC) Fort Lauderdale Performing and Visual Arts College Fair.
This must-attend event for all college bound 'artists' is to be held on Monday, September 30 at the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Admission is FREE and open to the public.
This year's panel discussion will focus on opportunities for arts-based careers; and the panel of speakers will be:
Adrienne Chadwick, Visual Arts | Practicing Artist and Museum Educator Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale Nova Southeastern University Nicole Yarling, Music and Vocal Arts | Practicing Artist, Lecturer, University of Miami Frost School of Music, Assistant Professor, Florida Memorial UniversityPablo Malco, Director, Miami Jazz Co-op,Movement Arts Practicing Artist, Educator and President of Pablo Malco FundationJulia Perlowski, Theatre Arts | Practicing Artist, Global Consultant and Educator for the School Board of Broward County, FLAt NACAC's Performing and Visual Arts College Fairs, students, parents and art institutions take center stage. These fairs allow college-bound students interested in the arts to meet one-on-one with admission representatives from colleges, universities, conservatories, studios, festivals, and other educational institutions with specialized programs in the visual and performing arts. Students can register prior to attending these events. By registering, students can print a barcode confirmation to be used on-site at the fair as an electronic ID. Register online or via smartphone at gotomypvafair.com.For more information, including a full schedule of schools represented at each fair, fields of study for each school in attendance, and pre-fair informational sessions, visit: nacacnet.org/pva.
"This recent visit was a hot one. Sweltering temperatures on those rocks with a sticky breeze whipping around, swirling stuff up and flapping the measure flags. Something struck me this time in terms of how it felt to wander around the periphery of the ridge, looking down the slope of the incline from the highest point on the site (the sloped, fabricated half-mound that will be the top of the runway, with the highway below that bifurcates the space). Well, it wasn't so much looking down, but stopping and turning around. You're immediately transported to an arid, almost otherworldly landscape that seemingly extends as far as the eye can see. White sand/rock/stone covers the ground with nothing but a series of cans, poles and flags coming between it and the blue of the sky. It's a strange feeling to be on top of such a flat expanse, feeling simultaneously grounded and suspended."
So begins artist Dawn Roe's second blog for the public artwork commissioned through Broward Cultural Division's Public Art & Design Program.As Artist-in-Residence at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Roe will memorialize the development and construction of the south runway and Terminal 4 expansion, and the transformation of the airport and surrounding areas through photography, writing/blogging and video. The south runway is expected to be completed by September 2014.
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Throughout the residency, Roe will conduct outreach activities to interact with the public at the airport and openly communicate the development of the art commission project through various activities that will be developed as the runway and terminal expansion unfolds. Her blog is an artistic collection of images and literary perspectives about a project that will impact the future of Broward County as a destination location and airport, for travelers around the globe and at home in the U.S. Dawn Roe is an artist and educator. She teaches at Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla. and lives part-time in Asheville, N.C. Her work combines still photography and digital video in an effort to activate and make visible perceptual inconsistencies between experienced and recorded time.Sign up for the blog, to stay in touch with this groundbreaking Fort Lauderdale event, and stay tuned for future E-Newsletters and Press Releases on this Cultural Division Public Art & Design art commission. For more information, contact Christina Roldan, Public Art & Design project manager at 954-357-8542
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Europe's Woes Even Damped M&A
Players Say Global Uncertainty Kept—and Will Keep—Deal Making in Check; Tough Regulatory Scrutiny Not Helping
For deal makers, 2011 was doubly disappointing.
Not only did the year fail to live up to the high expectations set amid a flurry of early action, but total mergers-and-acquisitions volume also ended at less than in 2010.
Bankers and lawyers pointed to Europe's sovereign-debt crisis as the culprit, saying the Continent's woes crippled the confidence of company executives to do deals despite cash-laden balance sheets and the availability of low-interest credit.
"In my 30 years in the business, I can't recall a time when political factors have had more of an impact than they do now," said Gene Sykes, co-head of global M&A at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. GS 1.64% "We've had many discussions with boards and CEOs about deal opportunities, and while the desire to execute is there, until the picture becomes clearer, most of them are on hold."
Although the year started strong, with $1.39 trillion of global deals announced in the first six months, a 14% dropoff in the second half meant that the total dollar volume of deals for 2011 fell to $2.6 trillion, slightly below the 2010 volume of $2.66 trillion.
The prognosis for 2012 doesn't look good either. M&A bankers and lawyers expect activity to remain largely flat, at least for the first quarter or until there are signs that European leaders have a handle on the financial crisis roiling the region.
"It's still a buyer-initiated M&A market, where there are not that many [sale] processes going on," said Chris Ventresca, co-head of J.P.Morgan Chase & Co . JPM 0.94% 's North America M&A business. "It's more about buyers identifying what they want, and going after it publicly or privately, and that will be the trend going into 2012."
At the beginning of 2011, many members of the deal community had predicted that global M&A volume would rise at least 15%.
In March, AT&T Inc. T 1.91% announced a deal to buy smaller wireless rival T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom AG for $39 billion. Other large deal announcements followed, including the $21.3 billion purchase of Swiss-listed health-care company Synthes Inc. by Johnson & Johnson . JNJ 1.57%
Still, conversations between bankers and company executives in the first few months of 2011 were frequently laced with caution, over high U.S. unemployment, slow growth and regulatory uncertainty. Sentiment worsened as the specter of a Greek debt default loomed in the second half of 2011.
The only constant seemed to be wide, daily swings in the financial markets. That kind of volatility is trouble for M&A; bankers said many of their deals were put on hold between September and November mainly because the ups and downs made it hard to evaluate transactions. In December, AT&T's landmark deal for T-Mobile died amid antitrust opposition. Global deal volume dropped 16% in the fourth quarter from a year ago, according to Dealogic.
If companies didn't get bigger through mergers and acquisitions in 2011, many of them got smaller through spinoffs and breakups. Completed global breakups and spinoffs rose by 140% in 2011 to $129 billion. Kraft Foods Inc., Tyco International Ltd. and McGraw-Hill Cos. were among the large conglomerates that said they would spin off businesses to narrow their focus, often under investor pressure.
Some bankers remain optimistic that things will improve. They point to the record amounts of cash on company balance sheets, and pent-up demand to use it on M&A as companies search for growth after several quarters of cost cuts in an economy crawling at a slug's pace.
"We've been spending time with companies and private-equity firms on planning so that when the obstacles to doing deals are alleviated, they are prepared to move," said Aryeh Bourkoff, head of UBS AG's UBS -0.13% investment banking for the Americas. "When there is more confidence and stability, you'll see the deal gates open relatively quickly."
Henrik Aslaksen, the global head of M&A at Deutsche Bank AG predicts a modest uptick in deal volume in 2012, and a bigger one if stocks rally. "If the macro environment cooperates, there will be big deals in 2012, even in Europe," he says.
Still, bankers also expressed a high degree of pessimism and fear that, with the crisis in Europe expected to linger and potentially flare up again, and the U.S. recovery still fragile, 2012 could be another lost year for M&A.
Several bankers also said they expect deals to be more defensive in nature—with struggling competitors merging, for example—than they tend to be in boom times. "It's an M&A market created out of necessity, not opportunity," said Scott Matlock, London-based chairman of international M&A at Morgan Stanley . MS 1.79%
Tough regulatory scrutiny has only added to the gloom. After the AT&T defeat, there are questions about the fate of what was 2011's second-largest deal, the planned $29 billion combination of pharmacy-benefit managers Express Scripts Inc. ESRX 0.80% and Medco Health Solutions Inc. Exchange operator NYSE Euronext Inc.'s announced $12 billion tie-up with Deutsche Börse AG DBOEF -5.40% is also under antitrust scrutiny in Europe, and some analysts predict it will be scrapped.
Private-equity firms also struck fewer deals, hamstrung partly by the lack of cheap-enough credit, and also by the paucity of willing targets in a volatile year. Global buyouts dropped by 9% to $189.4 billion and investment exits by private-equity firms, either through a public offering or sale, fell by 6% to $214 billion.
In global rankings of M&A advisers, Goldman Sachs took the top spot in 2011 for advising on $676.6 billion of deals, followed by J.P. Morgan. Morgan Stanley fell from the No. 1 spot to third place with $453.6 billion in deals. Goldman Sachs also took the top spot for U.S. advisory work, knocking out J.P. Morgan, which fell from first place after AT&T scrapped its $39 billion T-Mobile deal.
Rounding out the global top 10 were Credit Suisse Group AG , Bank of America Corp.'s BAC 1.19% Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citigroup Inc., C 1.33% Barclays BCS 1.23% PLC's Barclays Capital, C 1.33% Deutsche Bank, UBS and Lazard Ltd. LAZ 0.25%
The top-ranked law firm for global M&A advisory was Sullivan & Cromwell, followed by Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz and Cravath Swaine & Moore at fifth place.
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How to Clear Your Lungs Before Running
Whether you have a chronic medical condition, such as asthma, or are overcoming lung congestion from a cold or the flu, clearing you lungs before running may improve your performance and comfort. Typically, mucus and pollen can collect in the airways leading to the lungs, the bronchioles, and irritate the sensitive airways. If you are taking antibiotics or recovering from a lung infection, talk to your doctor before you lace up the running shoes.
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Yesterday, I suggested the Mets need to hone a killer instinct and complete the sweep of the Phillies when they were down. There won't be a premature "Mission Accomplished" announcements because we've seen hot stretches cool before, but it was a significant step.
Five games over .500, somewhere they haven't been since 2010. If I remember correctly, that was Jerry Manuel's last big moment with the Mets which triggered their slide. It was when Jose Reyes was rushed off the disabled list and you know what happened next.
They won despite a poor outing from Dillon Gee – he called it his worst of the season – and overcoming a good start from Cliff Lee. It was also the 11th time they have come from behind (most in the majors) and Collins reiterated the idea of jumping on a team when it is down.
"We came in and got them at the right time and took advantage of playing hard," Collins said. "If something happened, there was a mistake, we capitalized on it. It was a great trip for us. We'll enjoy it for a while and get ready for this weekend."
This weekend will be Miami and Reyes again. Want to bet they'll be a little jacked from last time?
What I took most from last night, after switching back and forth from the Rangers and Knicks – mostly the Rangers because the Knicks were mugged early and often – was the resurgence of Ike Davis.
Before the game I started to think maybe a benching or visit to Buffalo might help, but he needed to work out his problems on this level. You can't learn to hit major league pitching by hitting minor league pitching, right? Take the training wheels off and make him fight his way through the tough times. That's always the best teacher.
Letting Davis work his way out of his slump – and last night's homer was just a step – demonstrates confidence in the player and for a young team it is a message well received.
We know the Mets are a young, building team, and their core is what we see on the field every night. Benching key players this early is not the best way to learn.
Pitchers are constantly working Davis away with breaking stuff and if he chases as he has been there's no reason to give him a fastball.
Perhaps last night was a good step for him.
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SCHAUMBURG, Ill. -- Prosecutors have decided not to pursue charges against a former suburban Chicago police officer accused of stealing drugs from dealers and selling the drugs for profit.
DuPage County State's Attorney Robert Berlin said Tuesday that he won't proceed with criminal prosecution against 35-year-old John Cichy, one of three officers accused in the case. The other officers, Matthew Hudak and Terrance O'Brien, pleaded guilty and each received more than 20-year prison terms.
Berlin says the evidence against Cichy is different than his co-defendants and "recent developments in this 5-year-old case led me to this decision." The prosecutor says the developments in Cichy's case won't affect the other two officers' pleas and sentences.
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"Boy," he exclaimed, "what are you doing there?"
"I am hindering the water from running out," was the answer, in perfect simplicity, of the child, who, during the whole night, had been evincing such heroic fortitude and undaunted courage.
—Sharpe's Magazine.
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I copy these verses for two reasons. They teach trust in God; and they were written by a gentleman who, I am sure, remembers with pleasure when he was a scholar in the Sunday School; the request of whose superintendents induced me to make this miniature book.
We were crowded in the cabin;
Not a soul would dare to sleep:
It was midnight on the waters,
And a storm was on the deep.
'Tis a fearful thing, in winter
To be shattered in the blast,
And to hear the rattling trumpet
Thunder, "Cut away the mast!"
So we shuddered there in silence;
For the stoutest held his breath,
While the hungry sea was roaring,
And the breakers talked with Death.
As thus we sat in darkness,
Each one busy in his prayers,
"We are lost!" the captain shouted,
As he staggered down the stairs.
But his little daughter whispered,
As she took his icy hand,
"Isn't God upon the ocean
Just the same as on the land?"
Then we kissed the little maiden,
And we spoke in better cheer,
And we anchored safe in harbor
When the morn was shining clear.
J.T. Fields.
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Here are two anecdotes: one for boys, the other for girls. When you read the first, remember that all good deeds are not published, and cherish always the belief that many kind acts are done which are never put in print to be read by everybody.


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Clash of Clans Cell Analogy
Rough ER/Labratory
The laboratory is related in the production of troops. The laboratory is connected with the barracks so that it can monitor and modify the production of the troops. Not only does it connect to the barracks,it also acts to send the troops to the army camp.
Golgi Apparatus/Army Camp
Vacuoles/Clan Castle
The Clan Castle has a simple role as a storage unit in a village. As a village is attacked, materials and goods brought in by the invaders can be kept here. Vise versa, any materials, products, or goods waiting to leave the village can be stored here as well. Even troops may be be sent here from army camps if necessary. It is simply a storage of excess or new materials.
Nucleus/ Town Hall
Nucleolus/Chest in Town Hall
Nuclear Envelope and Pores/Walls and Doors of Town Hall
Smooth ER/Battle Path
Peroxisomes/Gold Storage
Centrioles/Spring Traps
Cell Membrane/Forest Boundary
Microvilli/Rocks, Stumps, and Trees
The main focus of a Clash of Clans Village is to produce troops for battle. The Town Hall functions as the head of the village. Each village needs a Town Hall to function. The Town Hall works to keeps order of village duties. Specific information about the village and its functions is kept here.
Inside of the Town Hall, a special chest can be found. This chest holds the information necessary for the Barracks to function. The Barracks are where troops are produced and trained. Therefore, in this chest are instructions used for and by the Barracks to produce troops.
The Town Hall itself is made up of four walls and two doors. The walls are double brick layers encasing and protecting the inside of the hall. Of course, the chest can be found inside surrounded by the walls. The doors are openings in the thick layered walls. Instructions and information from the chest can be taken through the doors. The walls allow for the town hall to function within itself, and the doors allow for information and commands to be carried outside in the village.
Power and energy are absolutely crucial to the village. The village's main source of energy comes from elixir. Elixir can, in some circumstances, determine the overall growth of the village. Elixir is also related in the production of troops. Some villages can require more elixir storages than others.
After being produced and trained in the barracks, the troops eventually make their way to the army camp. The army camp plays a crucial role in giving orders to the troops. It organizes the troops and gives them specific tasks or objectives. It can preform any last minute modifications to the troops as well. It then sends the troops into battle or to preform other tasks within the village.
Rocks, stumps,and trees allow for an increase in the village boundary. At the same time, they prevent too much space between the different structures in the village. In some cases, they help bring in materials and goods from attacking clans. They can also help a villages troops leave the village. Although they have limited specific functions, they do aid in other processes of the village.
The barracks are what produce and train the troops in every Clash of Clans village. The barracks are the main structures to produce troops, so they are essential to the functioning of the village.Information is sent to the barracks from the Town Hall chest. The troops produced are used not only outside the village for battle, but inside the village as well.
The function of defenses in a Clash of Clans village is to break down unwanted materials and invaders. The invaders that enter a village are quickly broken down by the defenses.There are different defenses that are able to break down certain things. For example, cannons can break down barbarians and giants, while air defenses can break down balloons and dragons.
Gold storages absorb resources that the village has acquired. The gold storage houses gold coins that are broken down from the gold supply that it breaks down. The gold storage houses this broken down gold until it is needed. New materials can also be made from this broken down gold. These materials can then be used elsewhere in the village when needed.
Eventually, the village comes to a situation where it needs to quickly divide in order to benefit itself. When it comes time for a village to divide, the two spring taps of the village are there to help in the division. The spring traps are not visible until the village starts to divide. However, they will appear from the ground at central points in the village and begin to evenly shift two halves of the village apart, giving each equal amounts of the vital structures and information.
Surrounding the vital structures are walls.The walls of the village provide its shape and protection. The walls enclose many of the structures within the village and maintain the basic framework of the village. Some directly protect structures from invaders.
The forest boundary is found along the edges on all sides of every village. It separates the inside of the village from the outside environment. The boundary of the village only lets certain things into and out of the village. Troops can be transferred from village to village by passing through the forest boundary. It allows this while also providing protection from outside forces.
Works Cited
Campbell.Reece."Biology-AP Edition".SanFransico.2008.Oct.28.2014
google.com/images/cellstructures. web.Nov.1.2014.
The Battle Path is the main connection between the laboratory with the barracks and the army camp. It can send troops to the camp, to man defenses, or even out to battle. Along the path, bonus materials will spring up. These materials can be used for other functions in the village. Using the battle path, troops and bonus materials are carried around the village.
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