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Hello! I'm Mr. Willis. Welcome to our school website. I started working at WBJS in September 2016 and love being a part of this amazing team. I am a class teacher in Year 4 as well as being the Deputy Head Teacher. This means that I oversee teaching and learning across the whole school and have a special responsibility for our exciting curriculum. Personally, I love teaching all subjects in school, but especially mathematics and history.
Favourite Book: 'Krindlekrax' by Phillip Ridley
I think that I have read this book with every class I have ever taught because it is hilariously funny and full of amazing characters. I try my best to have a different voice for every character although sometimes I get a bit confused! The book is all about an unlikely hero, called Ruskin Splinter, who takes on a ferocious beast that lives in the sewers underneath his street.
Favourite Hobbies:
Football - playing and watching (Come on you Spurs!)
Reading (usually while drinking tea)
Playing the guitar
Favourite Number: 7
This was the number I wore when I played football as a young lad. I've liked it ever since!

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PH value
This product does not alkalize water. I used ph strips to check and the value did not change using the filter. Santevia's response: Hello Leanne, For the testing of water pH we recommend a liquid pH testing solution or an electronic instrument and not pH litmus paper, which we advise on the outside of our Pitcher/Countertop boxes as well as in the product manuals and of course on Santevia.com. The reason we do not advise customers to check the pH of our water with litmus paper test strips is based on the formulation of the test strips. pH test strips are typically used for mixed liquids such as blood, urine, or saliva but are not very accurate when measuring the pH of plain water. Especially if the litmus paper is not formulated to check for mineral content (Calcium, Magnesium, Manganese, Zinc, etc.) which is what makes the Santevia water alkaline, you will get a "neutral" or non-result. Any further questions, please feel free to get in touch with us. -Andre D.


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Inserting a pro.metrium suppository high up your hoo-hah at work is an experience.
I mean, my husband has graciously offered to help insert the suppository as he mentioned he was, ahem, familiar with the terrain. But I gently declined his offer. I can't imagine why?!
So my first day at work inserting the suppository went as well as could be expected. I diligently washed my hands and tried not to touch the door much when going into the stall. I figured I had up to five minutes to complete the task as my frozen tv dinner was cooking in the microwave, as I thought what better way to up the doctor's recommended surge in sodium to avoid OHSS by eating frozen tv dinners all week?
I won't go into the actual details. I figure that is best left to my hubby's imagination. But I half expected someone to come in and recognize my shoes and start having a conversation about the weather or the pink and black bottled water dispenser randomly left in the hallway. And no, it's not a Hell.o Kit.ty one pictured because that would be hella cool and I'd have to somehow pilfer it for my own office, but black and pink nonetheless. Just so you get the idea.
But not a single soul came in to disturb me from the task at hand. And really, it wasn't that awful. Or as dramatic as I made it seem in my head the two minutes before I did it.
So that hurdle has been cleared. The fear of dropping the suppository on the bathroom floor still remains. But, hopefully, I will overcome that too.
As for my postretrievalness, I am still drinking two liters of water and two gator.ades a day and, obviously, consuming a diet rich in sodium. I can't have my chocolate fix with its caffeine but I sure can eat those potato chips or french fries. Hmph. I am feeling pretty good aside from the fact 2 p.m. rolls around every day and I want to take a nap. And that when I need to pee, it's like this immediate urge. I fear I may need to buy some dep.ends for the ride home on light rail, just in case.
I'm anxious, scared and excited for Friday to hurry up and arrive. I just hope this works. And I want to send some love to Amy R. and The Oneliner today. I'm thinking of you girls!


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May is Better Hearing & Speech Month
We want to raise awareness of communication disorders and give families ideas of things then can do with their child and other resources. These Signs and Tips are from American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (Identify the Signs)
Signs of a Language Disorder
- Does not smile or interact with others (birth and older)
- Does not babble (4-7 months)
- Makes only a few sounds or gestures, like pointing (7-12 months)
- Does not understand what others say (7 months-2 years)
- Says only a few words (12-18 months)
- Words are not easily understood (18 months-2 years)
- Does not put words together to make sentences (1.5-3 years)
- Has trouble playing and talking with other children (2-3 years)
- Has trouble with early reading and writing skills (2.5-3 years)
What Parents Can Do
-Listen and respond to your child
-Talk, read, and play with your child
-Talk with your child in the language you are most comfortable using
-Know it is good to teach your child to speak a second language
-Talk about what you are doing and what your child is doing
-Use a lot of different words with your child
-Use longer sentences as your child gets older
-Have your child play with other children
Signs of a Speech Sound Disorder
- Says p, b, m, h, and w incorrectly in words (1-2 years)
- Says k, g, f, t, d, and n incorrectly in words (2-3 years)
- Produces speech that is unclear, even to familiar people (2-3 years)
What Parents Can Do
-Say the sounds correctly when you talk—it is okay if your child makes some mistakes with sounds
-Do not correct speech sounds—it is more important to let your child keep talking
Signs of Stuttering (Disfluency)
- Struggles to say sounds or words (2.5-3 years)
- Repeats first sounds of words—"b-b-b-ball" for "ball" (2.5-3 years)
- Pauses a lot while talking (2.5-3 years)
- Stretches sounds out—"f-f-f-f-farm" for "farm" (2.5-3 years)
What Parents Can Do
-Give your child time to talk
-Do not interrupt or stop your child while he or she is speaking
-See an SLP if you are concerned (Many young children stutter for a short period of time. In most cases, the stuttering will stop.)
What Parents Can Do
-Give your child time to talk
-Do not interrupt or stop your child while he or she is speaking
-See an SLP if you are concerned (Many young children stutter for a short period of time. In most cases, the stuttering will stop.)
Signs of a Voice Disorder
- Uses a hoarse or breathy voice
- Uses a nasal-sounding voice
What Parents Can Do
-See a doctor if your child sounds hoarse or breathy or has a nasal-sounding voice -Tell your child not to shout or scream
-Keep your child away from cigarette smoke
Pediatric Interactions has downloadable Developmental Milestones and Ideas how you can help your child's development from birth to 5 years old. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association also has downloadable tips and milestones . Please share these resources with someone who has questions about their child's development. People look for advice from friends, family, teachers and doctors. See what people are saying about Pediatric Interactions.
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Webcast of Ireland's UPR Review Wednesday 11 May, 1.00 PM.Venues: Radisson Blu Royal Hotel,Golden Lane,Dublin 8; RoomG023,Institute for Life Course&Society,Upper Newcastle Rd Galway; Creative Zone, Q Floor Boole Library, UCC Co. Cork
Youthreach Competition
Your Rights Right Now partnered with the Youthreach Programme, to launch an exciting competition to find a student from Youthreach to join the team which travelled to Geneva.
Youthreach is directed at unemployed young early school leavers aged 15-20. It offers participants the opportunity to identify and pursue viable options within adult life, and provides them with opportunities to acquire certification and employment opportunities.
Your Rights. Right Now and the Youthreach Programme want to find a Youthreach student who, through their competition entry, demonstrates the ability to spotlight a human rights, social justice or inequality issue.
The winning Youthreach student will travel with the 'Your Rights Right Now' Delegation for the trip to Ireland's international examination in Geneva. They will visit the offices of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and see representatives from the Irish Government being asked important questions about their human rights record, learning first hand about how the international human rights system works and will get a two week placement with a human rights organisation in order to develop their experience and knowledge of human rights in Ireland.
The Youthreach Competition is kindly sponsored by Gallagher Shatter Solicitors and the runners up prizes have kindly been sponsored by D.I.D Electrical.


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Romans Invade Britain / Вторжения Римлян в Великобританию
The Roman Empire became extremely strong in the 1st century BC. This Empire was the last and greatest civilization of the ancient world.
At that time two thousand years ago the Celtic people were still living in tribes. And Roman society, of course, was very much different from the Celts in many ways.
Romans first attacked Britain in 55-54 BC under Julius Caesar. But they really conquered Britain in the 1st century Anno Domini (AD) ['ænəu 'dɔmInaI], in 43 AD when the Roman Emperor Claudius decided to make Britain part of the Roman Empire. And Britain became one of its numerous provinces. They forced the population to pay tribute.
The Romans kept their armies in Britain. They had the country under control. They drove their barbaric enemies, the Scots to the mountains of Ireland and the Picts to the mountains of the far north. To protect themselves from the attacks of the Picts, the Romans built the wall known as Hadrian's Wall. Hadrian's Wall (120 kilometres long and four metres high (see the map, p.20) was built by Emperor Hadrian and is well-known all over the world.
But from the 3rd century the Scots, "the tattooed ones", from the mountains of Ireland and the Picts from present-day Scotland began to press Hadrian's wall.
As for the Britons, the Romans remained in control of Pretony (that is how they called Britain using its Greeco-Roman name) for nearly 400 years.
The Britons (the descendants of the Celts) had given history a famous figure Boadicea ['bouədI'si:ə] (or Boudicca [bu:'ðIkə]). There is a monument to this fearless queen in London opposite Big Ben. It depicts herself driving a war chariot with two daughters lying dead at her feet.
Many Britons obeyed the Romans. And it became clear that nothing could stop the Romans, but some of them revolted and in 61 AD the Iceni [aI'sInI] tribe (which is now East Anglia) led by their queen, Boadicea, revolted. She destroyed their capital Londinium (London now) before the Romans defeated her. Boudicea thought that death would be better than captivity and, as it is written in the history books, first she gave poison to her daughters and, then took it herself. When the Roman soldiers found her she was already dead.
To this time perhaps belongs the origin of London as a city. There was certainly a place of some kind known as London at the time of the invasion under Claudius. London attained its importance under the Roman rule.
They left the country only in the second half of the 5th century because the Roman army was called back to fight in Gaul [gɔ:l] (France) where it defended the country from barbaric peoples.
The Romans left great heritage after them - the towns with streets, markets and shops; the houses with baths and central heating, sewage, drainage; the use of the Latin language and the new religion (Christianity).
► Читайте также другие темы раздела "Some historical facts about Great Britain / Некоторые исторические факты о Великобритании":
- The Tribes of Celts / Некоторые исторические факты о Великобритании. Племена кельтов
- Romans Invade Britain / Вторжения Римлян в Великобританию
- The Anglo-Saxon Conquest of Britain / Завоевание Англии Англо-саксами
- Danish Invaders in England. Vikings on the British Isles / Датчане захватывают Англию. Викинги на Британских островах
- The Norman Conquest of England / Нормандское завоевание Англии
- Robin Hood / Робин Гуд
- What is the doomsday Book? / Книга страшного суда
- The Peasants' Revolt in the 14th century. Britain in the Middle Ages / Англия в средние века
- The Plague / Чума в Англии
- The rise and fall of the British Empire / Британская империя
► Перейти к оглавлению книги Страноведческий справочник. Топики (темы) о Великобритании на английском языке


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Hello Family and Friends,
We are HERE!!! Everything went smoothly and all of the baggage got here which is amazing. Everyone made the connecting flight in Atlanta and it was so exciting for us to meet many of our other team members there. The energy was amazing as everyone was just so excited for what the future week had in store. It was fun for both of us to hear about everyone's history and what they were most excited for during the mission. As students, Anna and I (Emily) are so excited to learn from these amazing health professionals and we feel so lucky to be here. Most of the bags were checked in Detroit and the traveling portion of the journey here was very smooth. When we arrived in Ecuador we were greeted by our hosts and all of the bags were loaded into many trucks. It was a very tight fit as I don't think they understood how many bags with supplies we were bringing. It is hard for someone to imagine the amount of supplies we bring and it is in moments like that when you are loading all of the bags that you see where the donations and fundraising money goes. All of our team members are such hard workers and everyone chipped in to help get the bags loaded. We were unloaded and everyone was ready to go to bed very early this morning. We all slept well and are still quite tired from our day of travel but we are also so energized about what we are about to do. This morning the doctors saw a few patients here just to assess them and see if we could help them. We are about to go on a 5 hour tour of Quito and it is so beautiful here so we can't wait. Then we will drive to Riobamba and get settled in. Triage starts to tomorrow!!! Everyone says hi to family and friends and we just wanted to say we got here!
Go Green! Go White!!
Emily Smith, Anna Schwietering, Caili Dalian and the rest of the Operation International Team Michigan


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A Fayette County woman who is on trial for statutory sexual assault on Tuesday denied allegations she had sex with her ex-boyfriend's 14-year-old son in a Connellsville residence.
"My statement basically said me and his father dated in the spring, and I never had physical contact with his son," Kayla Goodwin, 24, of Dawson, testified as she described the statement she gave to a Connellsville police officer when the allegations surfaced in October 2012.
Goodwin is charged with statutory sexual assault and indecent assault. Police said Goodwin had sex with the boy on May 1, 2012, while the boy's father slept on a couch in an adjacent room.
The boy, now 17, testified he was asleep on his father's bed when he felt someone touching him. He looked up and saw Goodwin in the bed.
"I was kind of shocked," he testified. "We started making out."
The Tribune-Review does not identify victims of sexual abuse.
The teen testified the two had sex on the bed for "20 minutes." When Goodwin feared they were making too much noise and might awaken his father, they moved to the floor, where they had sex for another "15 to 20 minutes," he testified.
They stopped because he was not wearing a condom, he testified.
The teen's father testified he found the two in his bed the following morning, but both were clothed and the teen told him nothing had occurred.
The father testified he broke up with Goodwin the night of the alleged incident but had her stay at the house because she "was drinking," and he "didn't believe she was capable of driving a vehicle."
Goodwin testified she had two or three rum and Cokes but was not too impaired to drive. She testified she broke off the relationship with the teen's father the morning of the alleged incident, when the two woke up together in bed and he referred to her by his former girlfriend's name.
The two remained friends and worked at the same pizza shop until she learned of the allegations from a Connellsville police officer, Goodwin said.
The teen testified he did not immediately tell his parents about the incident, but his mother found out when he told his younger brother and "maybe some friends at school."
Testimony is to resume Wednesday before President Judge John F. Wagner Jr.
Liz Zemba is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-601-2166 or [email protected].
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Laura Bordelon is senior vice president for advocacy at the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, a position she has held since November 2011. In her role, she leads the organization's public policy, grassroots and political engagement strategies.
She directed the Minnesota Chamber's education, telecommunications and energy policy from 2000-2004. She was a policy director for Governor Tim Pawlenty from 2004 to 2005 and then was named director of legislative and cabinet affairs in 2006. She most recently was director of corporate state government affairs for Medtronic Inc.
She graduated with a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Minnesota. Her community involvement includes being a board member of the Minnesota Government Relations Council and the Minnesota Zoo.
RaeAnna's role involves a wide range of policy work: legislative support including bill tracking and correspondence, compilation of annual voting records, grassroots and outside agency outreach, election support including administration of the Chamber Leadership Fund PAC, and maintaining government affairs issue files.
RaeAnna earned her bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Minnesota in 2016. She also worked there during her college years, first as an administrative assistant and then in HR/accounting. During her college career, she completed an internship at the Minnesota State Senate as a legislative intern and worked with Senator Mary Kiffmeyer.
RaeAnna is an avid follower of all things political. Aside from politics, she enjoys reading, riding horses and watching dressage, spending time with her pets and family, archery, hunting, home projects, cooking, baking, and volunteering. She has a very adventurous side and looks forward to traveling and experiencing new things. RaeAnna loves studying everything French, from the language and culture to the history and current affairs. Elle parle français de temps en temps.
Jennifer is responsible for directing the Minnesota Chamber's grassroots outreach, candidate recruitment efforts and supporting local chambers of commerce across the state. She manages the Minnesota Manufacturers Coalition, and is engaged in a wide variety of issue advocacy coalitions. She also directs the activities of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce Executives (MCCE), the professional association for local chambers and enjoys many days on the road with members, local chambers and volunteer business leaders across Minnesota.
Jennifer is an alumni of the University of Minnesota, with a degree in communications. She is also a graduate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Organization Management. A long career in the chamber profession includes a staff position with the TwinWest Chamber of Commerce and the president of the Stillwater Chamber before joining the Minnesota Chamber in 1991.
She serves on the board of directors for the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce Executives; the Mid-America Chamber Executives; and Jobs for Minnesotans. Outside of Jennifer's professional career, she plays a leadership role with the Lakeville South Hockey and Lakeville South Lacrosse booster organizations. She and her husband Rich are parents to three teenage boys.
Bentley Graves is the Director of Health Care and Transportation Policy at the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce. He joined the Chamber in October 2013. A native Iowan, Bentley made his way to Minnesota and the Chamber by way of Washington, DC, where he spent nearly eight years working on Capitol Hill for an Iowa Congressman. Bentley began his time on the Hill as an intern, fresh out of college, and throughout his tenure moved on to hold a number of positions in the Congressman's office, including Legislative Assistant, Legislative Director, and Chief of Staff. Bentley's policy experience includes work on small business concerns, health care, transportation, taxes, education, foreign affairs, defense, and federal appropriations. As Chief of Staff, he managed all aspects of the Congressional office and served as a liaison between the Congressman and community, business, and state and local government leaders.
Bentley graduated cum laude in 2005 from Hillsdale College in Michigan with a degree in Political Economy. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Minnesota Community Measurement, a non-profit that provides public reporting about health care costs and quality in the state; a member of the Board of Directors of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Excelsior, Minnesota; a member of the Consumer and Small Employer Advisory Committee of MNsure, the state's health insurance exchange; and a member of the Advisory Panel for Own Your Future, an initiative designed to help Minnesotans prepare for their Long Term Care needs. Bentley lives in Excelsior with his wife, who is a native Minnesotan, and their four young children.
Beth joined the Chamber in October 2012. Prior to joining the Chamber, she was Administrator for the Minnesota Senate Tax Committee in the 2011 and 2012 sessions and was Assistant Commissioner for Tax Policy with the Minnesota Department of Revenue. Beth also was Senior Policy Adviser on tax, labor and economic development issues for Governor Tim Pawlenty. In the private sector, Beth lobbied the Minnesota and North Dakota legislatures on behalf of an energy services company. In addition, she was Finance Policy Director for the Minnesota Business Partnership from 1995-2000.
Beth graduated with honors from William Mitchell Law School and from University of North Dakota with a Bachelor's degree in banking and finance.
Beth enjoys spending time with her husband and attending her son and daughter's sporting events. She also enjoys reading, hiking and spending time at a family cabin in Otter Tail County.
Tony is responsible for representing the Minnesota Chamber's positions on environment and natural resource issues before the legislature and state agencies.
Tony joined the Chamber in 1996 after serving in numerous capacities in the Minnesota Senate, the last position from 1988-1995, where he was the Committee Administrator for the Senate Environment and Natural Resources Committee. Kwilas was also Regional Manager of Northern Minnesota.
Tony likes to be outdoors, hunting, fishing or golfing. Huge hockey fan. Also enjoys spoiling Jen and Kendall when he gets a chance!
Lauryn is responsible for developing and representing the Minnesota Chamber's positions on energy, labor/management, and telecommunications issues before the legislature and state agencies.
Lauryn joined the MN Chamber of Commerce in August 2018. She comes to the Chamber from Washington, DC where she served as a Chief of Staff for two members of Congress in the U.S. House of Representatives. In this capacity, she had direct experience supporting their respective assignments to the House Committees on Energy & Commerce and Ways & Means. As Chief of Staff, Lauryn was responsible for the strategic operations of the Washington, DC and district offices. This included comprehensive communications, legislative, and political strategies, public relations and coalition development in addition to logistics/operations and personnel matters. Prior to this role, she served as Legislative Director, where she developed and advanced legislative initiatives for a broad portfolio of issues including energy, environment and telecommunications. She also served in a variety of other legislative roles before achieving her leadership positions. She graduated cum laude from Georgetown University, where she was also captain of the nationally ranked women's varsity lacrosse team.
An East Coaster until 2018, Lauryn enjoys getting up to speed on all things Minnesota and exploring her beautiful new home state with her husband (a native Midwesterner) and their two active young children. An avid sports fan, she was delighted to see the Philadelphia Eagles win Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis and still finds great pleasure in re-watching the Philly Special.


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Has anyone purchased points form themileageclub.com website? Is this a safe thing to do? Do the airlines accept these points?
Does anyone have experience with The Mileage Club for buying points?
Hi Dojka,
No experience, but a few different businesses like this exist. Normally, if someone is selling points outside official channels it is not sanctioned by the airline and you are breaking their terms and conditions by buying them and using them. That can lead to closure of your account and cancellation of any tickets you have bought with them - if they find out, of course.
It's definitely not risk free, and though some of the businesses I have heard will try to make good on any cancelled tickets with refunds/other tickets, I don't think there's any guarantees you can expect this to go smoothly.
I have removed your other question about other program miles purchases to keep this question on topic. In short, there are few ways to buy miles with those programs, Starwood purchases and transfers are likely your best option.


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Dangit! If only I knew about this when I was getting married. I think it would have made the entire process of registering for gifts so much easier. Why is this you say? Well I am about to tell you all about it and why I am so obsessed with the fabulous website called NewlyWish.
NewlyWish is not your normal registry set up and is a true game changer for the registry industry. What sets them apart is their beautifully selected gifts from over 50 boutiques, brands and artisans. They have everything from home decor to food and wine along with "Experiences" such as cooking classes, fitness memberships and sports games. For the couple who may have everything already but want something large like a bed, a honeymoon or even a little help with a new car, NewlyWish has a section for that too. Also, one of my favorite things is it has a section where your guests can donate to your favorite charity. This is a great option for the couple who has it all and wants to help out their community or at least offer that as an option on their registry.
Here are some of the features that they offer:
One-click registering – Couples can register for the basics with one click using Kitchen, Bed, and Bath Starter Collections.
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Athletes from Highfields represented Wolverhampton in the Black Country Youth Games.
Members of the school's trophy-winning Athletics team and the Year 8 girls' Tag Rugby team competed against other teams from Dudley, Sandwell and Walsall in the tournament.
The athletes competed in a range of disciplines including shot-put, foam javelin, high jump, long jump, 100m, 800m and two relays as part of the tournament, which was held at the Walsall Campus of the University of Wolverhampton.
Mr J.Birks, Head of Boys' PE who trains the Athletics team with Mr M.Spencer, said: "The team were chosen to represent Wolverhampton following their success in last year's City Athletics Championships and they performed with credit."
Mr C.Moody, Highfields' Head of Sport, said: "We had success in the girls' Tag Rugby competition where we won bronze medal defeating ACE academy from Sandwell and also drawing with Hagley Roman Catholic School from Dudley. The girls really excelled themselves playing a very high standard of Tag Rugby."


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Weekly Menu Plan #48/
I love menu planning and seeing other's dinner plans! I'm weird like that ;) As I've shared before, being in the kitchen is my happy place so I love finding meals that are new but I also never forget our favorites! These will link to the author's original recipe unless it's my own recipe/creation that I don't have a link for... yet.
If you need some inspiration for how to create menu plans you can read here where I go into detail about how I make a plan for our food week and here to read how I create our grocery list.
I don't make specific plans for breakfast and lunch but these are the basics I rotate between while throwing in a few other things for special days or weeks when I have the right ingredients.
Breakfasts: Pancakes, Coffee Cake, Egg Sandwiches, Sausage Balls, Eggs (various ways), English Muffins, Banana Bread, Biscuits and Gravy, and various types of muffins.
Lunches: Leftovers, PB&J, Meat and Cheese Wraps, Cheese Quesadillas, and Mac 'n' Cheese.
Dinners, however, are always planned for since they tend to take the most ingredients and prep time. Here's what's on our menu this week:
Sunday: Potato Cheese Soup - We just made this over Christmas weekend but it's soup weather and this is a favorite among all of us. I may make bread bowls, I may not. Depends on how motivated I get!
Monday: Out to Eat - Micah and the kids have the day off because of the holiday so we are using one of our gift cards from Christmas for a special treat. Plus it's a night off from dishes!
Tuesday: Pizza Pasta - This was a big win when we made it a month or two ago so I'm bringing it back around. Of course that means this time no one will eat it, right?
Wednesday: Biscuit Pot Pie - I had completely forgotten this meal existed until it popped up in my memories on Facebook. I used to make it all the time when the big boys were little but I bet it's been years. Hopefully it goes over well with the other kids!
Thursday: Leftovers
Friday: Homemade Pizza and Movie Night - you can find my pizza crust recipe here.
Saturday: Chicken Strips - Micah and I will probably turn our strips into Sticky Finger Wraps but the kids will eat them on their own. I really love this breading recipe. It's a little bit of work but so worth the flavor and crisp texture.
What's on your menu this week? Are there any meals you used to make frequently that you don't make as often anymore? What made you stop making those meals?


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How to Stay Injury Free/
At Positions Dance Studio, we take the health of our dancers very seriously. Although dance is a fun activity, it does require dancers to challenge themselves physically and emotionally. As much as we try to avoid them, sometimes injuries happen. As teachers, we want to ensure that we are doing all we can so that our dancers stay injury free this year. You will be happy to know that all of our teachers at Positions have re-committed to working smarter in the classroom this year, all to keep your dancers safe!
Our owner and director, Kelly Peckholdt, advises our teachers on all injury prevention strategies. Together they form a plan to minimize injuries in each class. Some of the methods they use are incorporating dynamic stretching, teaching older students about anatomy and kinesiology, using age and ability appropriate progressions, and by avoiding extreme stretching. Kelly also makes it a priority to bring in injury prevention experts from the Harkness Center to talk with students and parents about common dance injuries and how to avoid them. Our next workshop is October 25th, 2017.
In the meantime, we will leave you with a few quick tips to get your dancer off on the right foot:
Stay Hydrated: During a long night of dance, it is easy to forget to drink water. Make sure you talk with your dancer to take a sip or two in between classes. Doing so will keep your dancer's body working to full capacity all day long.
Stretch: Taking some time to stretch after a long night of dance is a great way to reduce muscle soreness and minimize injury. We love rolling out our sore muscles with a foam roller or tennis ball. Just make sure your dancer warms up a few minutes beforehand.
Rest: Your dancer needs rest after a long week of dance. It is such an important part of staying injury free that you should build in a day or two of it into your normal schedule. Also, if your dancer starts to feel a new pain, the best thing they can do is rest for a couple days. Dancing through pain can cause further injury and keep your dancer out for a longer period of time.
Keep teachers informed: Make sure to alert teachers of ANY injury or pain, big or small.
Do you have any questions about keeping your dancer injury free this year? Please let us know. We would love to see you at the Injury Prevention Workshop put on by the Harkness Center on October 25th from 7:00-8:30pm. Parents and students are both welcome to attend ($10/person).


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Things have been a bit slow, hence the lack of extensive updates. Here's a roundup of what I've been up to:
Tuesday was a half day for me. Judith was taking a professional education course so I needed to be available to pick up the kids from daycare. It was nice being to spend more time than usual with them. Nothing is as cool as walking into a room, having Alexandra notice me, then have her run up to me screaming "Daddy!"
Yesterday I had a meeting with one of the vendors who handles our outsourced email. We want to consolidate with a single vendor, and naturally they want to be it. After the meeting I got a chance to review our existing contract with them. If nothing else, they have better attorneys than our other vendor, who's proposed contract looks like hell.
Gmail was acting up a bit yesterday afternoon. I wasn't able to login to it using Firefox on either of two PCs on two separate networks. IE worked OK, though. Wierd. It seems to be back to normal, now.
BTW, I have 5 Gmail invites. If you want one email me at davemarkowitz at gmail.com.
Last night I got home and had to immediately run out to get prescriptions filled for both kids. Alexandra has a sinus infection, while Amanda has an ear infection. Both are now on Augmentin. In light of this, I am pretty sure that Amanda will get tubes in her ears, like Alexandra. After taking care of that and making myself a sandwhich for dinner (neither Judith nor I felt like coooking), I flopped down in the living room with my iBook to do some surfing.
This morning I installed Ping Plotter and Multiping, both from Nessoft, onto my test laptop. I'm sure they'll come in useful at some point.
I continue to work my way through Jonathan Hassell's book RADIUS. It's not long, but it isn't light reading. It is well-written and I do recommend it for an overview of the protocol.
There's a new version of Trillian out, which I installed on my test laptop under XP today. I hadn't used Trillian in awhile. So far it works quite well, and feels more like a Windows app than does GAIM. I think I'll stick with it for now. Kopete remains my preferred IM client when running Linux.
Finally, I subscribed to the MacAttorney mailing list. I still retain some interest in the practice of law and should I resume it, I'm leaning in the direction of using my iBook. The mailing list will help me get up to speed on what Macintosh apps are out there suitable for using in a law firm.
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Sirmione 12/04/2016
We have just had the drive of our life. But, before we get there we have to fill you in with other tales from our time in The Dolomites.
The Journey from Riva to Cortina
St Michael 09/04/2016
Our first day in the Dolomites was spent cruising around the Brenta Dolomites which lie to the South and West of the main range. Our route took us from Riva through Tione, the super-exclusive ski resort of Madonna di Campiglio, where fur costs are mandatory, over the Campo Carlo Magno Pass, through the apple growing centre of Cles and onto Bolzano and St Michael. As a warm-up for the roads to come it could be classified as a corker.
This area is home to the beginnings of Via Ferrata and the only gang of brown bears left in the Alps. For the record we saw none of the 20-odd cutesy-creatures left.
The road soon leaves the flatlands around Lake Garda to start its climb towards the sharp majestic peaks that are the norm in this area. In contrast to the mess that is Lake Garda this is a pleasure to drive with good roads and only light traffic.
Top runs still open
Top of the Pass
Descending from the Pass brings you to the Val di Non, the Golden Delicious Apple growing capital of Italy. The planted trees are never-ending covering every spare inch of hearty Alpine soil. Unfortunately, I am of an age when those devious French tried to oust the Granny Smith from our supermarket shelves with these inferior apple. Armed with adverts portraying these Gallic wonders has having a certain ooh-la-la and selling at about 1s 4d for a hundredweight they did serious damage to our indigenous industry. However, their cunning plan was wrecked once you actually bit into one. They were like biting into wet cardboard that stuck to the roof of your mouth resulting in a visit to the local Fire-Station to get your cavities washed out with a high-pressure hose. But seeing these all these trees got us thinking that either the product has improved markedly or the French ones was just rubbish and we were now curious to try the vastly improved 21st Century Latin Lovers. We pulled over and bought some. Excitedly we bit into them in unison and in total unison we found our mouths were full of Apple that was going nowhere. They were as bad as we could remember and they went straight out of the window without another bite.
Val di Non
Cles Gorge
Years ago while working in Arizona I once drove from the US to Mexico and to this day I have never seen such a change in landscape in such a short distance. Until this day. This part of Northern Italy is known as Sud-Tirol and 65% of the people speak German. In fact they all used to speak German until Mussolini moved a load of Southern Italians in. Why is this area in Italy? I believe The British gave it to the Italians as a thank-you for helping out in the First World War. A lot of my relatives also helped out in WW1 and to the best of my knowledge we were not given vast areas of Austria as a thank you. One rule for the rich……….
The change when cross from 'Italy' into Sud-Tirol is astounding. The roads have tarmac, the place is immaculate, they live in houses with some architectural merit, it looks rich and it is stinking rich. We did plan to stay in Bolzano but the parking spot given in our guide was not the best and so we headed out a few clicks to St Michael and bedded down in a wonderful wooded glade.
Cortina D'Ampezzo 10/04/2016
Woooo, look at us in swanky town for the night. It was so swanky we had a ham roll and a shared Peroni in the van. We have had a wonderful day driving through some wonderful scenery, visiting a marvellous museum on top of a mountain and being sent on a wild-goose chase trying to find the longest Zip Line in Europe.
Leaving St Michael we headed north on the Autostrada for a bit as far as Brixen before heading East towards Bruneck and the Reinhold Messner mountain Museum at Corones. Reinhold Messner is the greatest mountaineer who has ever lived, sorry Edmund Hillary fans, 'Reiny' not only climbed Everest twice, he did both times without Oxygen and once solo. He was also the first person to scale all mountains (14) over 8,000m high and when I say person this does in fact include women.
The museum is half-built into the mountain with viewing platforms that suspend free-form out over the edge and was architected by the late, great Zaha Hadid. It is a truly breath-taking building of immense beauty sat over 2,000m up and is well worth a visit. As well as painting and mountaineering paraphernalia it shows a character building film of some chaps climbing some high mountains. It makes you want to get to Snowdonia and catch the train up.
Kronplatz Base Station
Bit overdressed to go to a museum
Museum and backdrop
Sitting on the roof
The front door
The Inside
From the unsupported over-hang
Valley Below
Looking North
Look at Us
Here we are
Looking West
The Museum
Looking East
On our way down
To complete our day we headed a few miles down to the road to have go on Europe's longest zip line. To start it is a bit of a cheat because it is made up of 10 different wires and secondly you cannot find the thing. We found a sign you cannot park here any longer but that was as close as we got. It was in a beautiful village though.
Lovely village, no Zip wire
Look Tarmac
Downbeat and down-trodden we cut our losses and headed for our overnight stop at Cortina. Yes Ford did name a family saloon after our next stopping point. The drive again is a delight.
Reflection in mono
In Colour
3 Towers
Cortina landscape
Cortina Church
The Great Dolomite Road 11/04/2016
Not much to say about this apart from it is the greatest drive we have undertaken so far. It is so much better than all the more famous mountain roads you have heard about or may have seen on that 'has-been' motor show. This is like driving around the Canadian Rockies, it takes in 4 different mountain passes and best of all it was not in our guide book, so we knew it would be good, but it was better than that it wasn't it was great. The route takes you mostly along the SR48 from Cortina to Belzano. We were a little worried for the first 15km as there were many signs saying there is a height limit of 3.2m. With our satellite dish we are slightly over but decided to take the risk. The restriction is for a 50m long tunnel on a hairpin and as long as nothing is coming in the opposite direction you can clear it with ease. Relieved we sat back and gawped as this most majestic place. If you have not driven this route then get in your car now and do it. It is the best, I wish I could do it in something high-performance and sporty like a Toyota but I don't have the money. If you do plan to do it then travel West to East and leave about lunchtime for best views and light. We left in the morning and went from East to West. Ho hum.
Cortina Sunrise
Leaving Cortina
Just outside Cortina
Pass no 1
Italy not Canada
Notice Restaurant on top
Mile after Mile of this
Just after the tunnel
Going up pass no 2 at 2,200m
Looking down from summit
Little break at the top
Want One
Three towers
Coming down pass No 3
Hope you enjoyed looking at the best scenery we have seen so far, but we haven't been to Norway yet.
Love to All
Take Care


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Everything being equal, bananas have the most noticeably bad notoriety. Individuals say they're excessively starch rich, have excessively sugar, or contain an excessive number of calories. There's a whole development committed to making banana-less smoothies due to these stresses. In any case, would you be able to at present eat them — regardless of whether you're endeavoring to get in shape? Truly and yes. Here's reality about what this sweet and rich organic product will do to — and for — your body.
What's Actually in a Banana?
All things considered, it is for the most part carbs — and that is really an extraordinary thing. (One medium banana packs 27 grams of carbs.) "Sugars are the essential wellspring of fuel for muscles. You require them for your body to keep running on," says Davis. A bigger banana may square with two cuts of bread, while a little would be proportionate to an apple or orange.
What number of Calories Are in a Banana?
One medium banana (around seven inches in length) comes in at 105 calories. "A banana is an impeccable 100-calorie nibble," says Jennifer Davis, RDN, a provincial chief of therapeutic nourishment and dietary administrations for Kaiser Permanente in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Shouldn't something be said about the Potassium Content in Bananas?
You've long heard that bananas are incredible wellsprings of the mineral potassium. "This is an electrolyte that the majority of us don't get enough of. It enables your muscles to contract and your heart beat," says Davis. She clarifies that both sodium and potassium cooperate to move liquid all through your cells, and research demonstrates that potassium is vital to adjusting your circulatory strain. Truth be told, an investigation distributed in April 2017 in the American Journal of Physiology inferred that expanding the measure of potassium eaten with regards to nutritious, normal sources can diminish pulse, and along these lines affect bringing down the danger of heart and kidney ailment.
Would it be advisable for you to Eat Bananas Before a Workout?
Indeed! As a result of a banana's advantages to muscle work, it might be what you have to get past exercise. An examination distributed in May 2012 in the diary PLoS One inferred that eating a banana amid an exercise was similarly as viable as a caffeinated drink regarding boosting execution. In addition, "a banana is a more advantageous wellspring of potassium than a caffeinated drink," says Davis.
Would it be a good idea for you to Pair Your Banana With Something Else?
Not really. In any case, on the off chance that you have type 2 diabetes, you might need to eat it with a protein source, similar to nut margarine, to enable you to feel more full and conceivably increment your odds for weight reduction achievement. You can likewise include a crushed banana into cooked quinoa (which contains protein) for breakfast. On the off chance that you have diabetes, realize that bananas moreover contain a sort of fiber called safe starch, which brings down your glucose reaction — one examination distributed in January 2017 in Nutrition Bulletin demonstrated that sustenances containing safe starch like bananas might be especially useful for the individuals who have diabetes.
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Are There Any Health Risks Associated With Eating Bananas?
A great many people could securely eat up to six or seven bananas per day, says Davis. (Be that as it may, except if you're taking an interest in a nourishment eating challenge, you're most likely not doing that.)
Notwithstanding, in the event that you have a condition where taking in a lot of potassium can be risky (like unending kidney ailment), you'll need to converse with your medicinal services supplier about what is ok for you.
In like manner, in case you're taking sure solutions, similar to beta-blockers, which can cooperate with higher potassium levels, you likewise need to check with your specialist, says Davis. As indicated by the American Heart Association, beta-blockers are only one of the coronary illness drugs related with hyperkalemia, additionally called high potassium. Others incorporate diuretics and angiotensin changing over compound inhibitors (ACE inhibitors). Make certain to check with your specialist in case you're bringing down numerous bananas (or different sustenances high in potassium) routinely.


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"For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them." -Matthew 18:20
We are so glad to hear that you are interested in joining the St. Margaret Regional School Family! At St. Margaret Regional you will experience a community focused on educating the whole child and helping them develop their gifts to become the person God has created them to be. Our teachers and staff are dedicated to making sure that every student feels safe, loved, and welcomed. St. Margaret Regional offers academically rigorous curriculum providing students with engaging, hands-on learning activities.
Our connection with St. Francis Xavier Preparatory School and St. John Paul II High School provides our students and teachers with greater resources and easy transitions throughout their Pre K through Grade 12 education. We are committed to helping each child reach his or her greatest potential so that they can build a stronger Church and world.
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text: Pinkbike: And on the Seventh Day...Crankworx 2013 August 16, 2013 Photo: Margus Riga Crankworx is a departure from our usual tranquil and nature filled trail rides. It highlights the excess of our sport, like a spandex clad Axel Rose grinding up on Jack Johnson. The Whistler Village feels like a sardine can packed with shiny new bikes and flashy kits; there are people, tents, music, signs, flags, banners, free shit and tight shirts. It is hard not cringe as you watch groups of tourist hanging out at the bottom of the hill angling for selfies that catch the action as riders skid back into the lift line behind them. It is all fun and games until someone loses an iPad. Read more on pinkbike.com


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On Aug. 25, Harris County voters will be asked to approve up to $2.5 billion in flood mitigation projects. Houston Matters learns what that means and gets your input.
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The word 'Euthanasia' is a Greek word, which means ' Good death'. Euthanasia basically comprises with two broad categories, Active ( introducing something to cause death) to Passive ( with holding treatment or supportive measures). This has some other sub categories also like voluntary (Consent) to Involuntary (Consent from guardian).
In most countries, euthanasia is against the law and it may carry a jail sentence. In recent times we are seeing an overlapping process between 'Euthanasia' and 'Assisted suicide', very first we should know the differences between these two terms.
- Euthanasia: A doctor is allowed by law to end a person's life by a painless means, as long as the patient and their family agree.
- Assisted suicide: A doctor assists a patient to commit suicide if they request it.
Should Euthanasia be allowed?
According to the Constitution of India, Article 21 gives us the 'Right to live' but at the same time it also says 'with dignity'. When you are in pain, cannot feel anything, not well mentally then in this case there is no dignity at all. In the specific situation you are forced to rely on your kith and kin for support.
Section 309 of the Indian Penal code prescribes punishment for suicide attempts but the question is," If you don't want to live your life with dignity and you cannot be, then should any of the law force you to live unwillingly?
'Right to live' and 'Right to die'
Constitution of India, Article-21gives every citizen a 'Right to live with dignity' then why can't a citizen die if he/she is willing to do so?
'Recent Cases'
Narayan Lavate (88) and Iravati Lavate (78) from Maharashtra say that they don't want to live and do not wish to be a burden on society as they don't have children and other relatives anymore. Their argument is," why should we waste the scarce resources of the country on us, we don't want to live and also they said that this is a 'criminal waste'.
Euthanasia is an overtime issue of debates and Lavate couple made it relevant to ' Demands by Logic'. Lavate couple have written a letter to the President of India and seek euthanasia.
'Euthanasia' means by 'mercy-killing' but it could be sentenced as '' Right to die; willingly" can hopefully make it more logical.


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text: I had the pleasure of reuniting with an old friend from my past who just gave birth to Charlie 15 days ago. He was perfectly perfect the entire time I photographed him. So peaceful and calm. His mom eyed on one of my blog posts a few months back a newborn elephant hat and she called practically every Baby Gap in the city to track one down. It was no easy feat, but at last she was able to get one for her new little guy. It was so nice to finally meet you Dave and I hope the three of you enjoy this wonderful time together as a new family. Charlie is absolutely precious!


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"The way I write is very much without kind of a goal. I have something I'm interested in and then I decide I'm going to explore it. I don't know where the characters are going to go, I don't know what the movie is going to do or what the screenplay is going to do. For me, that's the way to keep it alive. I tried to approach the directing in the same way. We have the script, we have the actors, and we're trying to figure out what this is, and you don't know what it is. You have to be open to what it's going to become rather than have this thing that you're trying to get to, which is boring."
"I'm interested in dreams and the way we tell ourselves stories in a dream. Let me make it clear that this film isn't a dream, but it does have a dreamlike logic. In a dream, you may start to fly and it doesn't seem unusual to you. Your reaction is not at all like the one you'd have if you were awake in the normal world. You have to accept everything that happens in the film the way it comes. Of course it's something that wouldn't happen in real life – we're in a film!"
~ Charlie Kaufmann, speaking at Cannes this week about his latest film and directorial debut, Synecdoche


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NBCC Secrets of Memoir Panel
by admin | Oct-25-2011
Please join us Wednesday, November 2, 2011
From 6:30pm - 8:30pm
At the new NYU Bookstore
726 Broadway (between Washington Place & Waverly)
If the memoir craze is over, why is everybody still so obsessed with them and the bestseller lists overstuffed with first person nonfiction stories? Join this lively, candid discussion spilling the inside scoop on the fate and state of writing, reviewing and publishing all different kinds of autobiographies.
Distinguished Panelists Include:
-Tin House editor Rob Spillman
-Lindsay Harrison, author of MISSING
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
RISK - The Joy Diet
5 comments:
- Rose said...
You have indeed taking risks in life! I guess they don't all have to be big risks... You are one brave lady and you must know that and no one can take it away from you.
- October 25, 2009 at 4:17 AM
Many blessings to you as you move forward in your pursuit of more creative challenges... I think you have more courage than you realize! :)
- October 25, 2009 at 5:25 AM
- Christa said...
As i read your post, I am in awe of all the risks you have taken and I am sure that is only the tip of the iceberg! Sometimes, I find, we don't recognize the courage we have had and the risks we have taken until we are on the other side of it and take a good look back.
I too have found that in youth, it was "easier" to take risks, we just did what we had to do. As I have also aged, I find that I carry my experiences with me into each risk and ponder a little bit deeper. Maybe it's time to take some risks as a youthful child and just do it! Especially with your creativity. Jump in, feet first!
No regrets!
Blessings to you on your path.
- October 25, 2009 at 9:07 AM
- Ellecubed said...
Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with risk. I think your post really shows how many risks you have taken throughout the years. It is rather inspirational.
Wishing you luck on all of the art risks you wish to take.
- October 26, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- Kim said...
I'm so late this week making my rounds. Hopefully, you're indulging in FABULOUS treats by now.
You seem to be a BIG risk taker. I'm in awe of all you've done. And, you are taking different risks now. Putting your thoughts out on your blog is a risk!!
I find the coolest things on your blog!! Citar Sunday, Shadow Shot Sunday...!
- October 28, 2009 at 3:33 PM


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A Q&A With Samuel Stevquoah, Creator Of The New Animated Superhero Series 'Mill City's Finest'
Here at The 7th Matrix, one of the things we get very excited for is speculative fiction by diverse creators.
Mills City's Finest (MCF) is a new SF&F, action/adventure animated series featuring a first generation Liberian-American as the main protagonist.
We had the pleasure of interviewing MCF creator and producer Samuel Stevquoah.
During the interview, Mr. Stevquoah shared interesting insights about the project, including why creating an animated superhero series that celebrates inclusion and diversity is important to him.
T7M: Would you please tell our readers the premise of MCF?
SS: Mill City's Finest is an action adventure animated web-series that follows the life of Aundre Weah and his friends as they come together to stop a new threat in their hometown. They quickly find out their other personal desires are more a threat to their alliance than anything they hope to overcome together.
T7M: What inspired you to create MCF?
SS: There's a lot of things that inspired me to create MCF. One of my strongest inspirations is wanting to see more diversity and culture in animation.
T7M: It's sensational that the main protagonist of MCF, Aundre Weah, is a person of color. Why do you feel complex and nuanced representations of people of color in all media is important?
SS: I feel they're important because there's so much story to explore and so many different perspectives we haven't seen yet. In much of the colored representation in animation - especially those that portray African-American families - I tend to see either stories following Africans centered in Africa, or Black-American characters centered in America. MCF's main character Aundre is a first-generation Liberian-American. That "first-generation" title was important for me because it reflects so much of his character. He comes from immigrant parents and is the first of his family to be raised in Mill City. He's a person trying to find where he belongs in the world. He doesn't understand all the customs of his heritage on the same level [as] his family. I want to remind audiences that there are so much more stories to tell.
T7M: MCF will be an animated web series. Why a web series? What is it about the medium that most appeals to you?
SS: Mill City's Finest is being produced independently by my team, Active Fantasy Productions. In today's age everything is going mobile, and people like to have access to their favorite content on the go. Streaming platforms such as Hulu and Netflix are doing extremely well, and this is great news for an independent creator such as myself. Streaming is the future; and to effectively produce this independently and maintain complete creative control, we feel a web-series is the best approach.
T7M: What are some of the major themes you plan to explore with MCF?
SS: In MCF our characters come together through one common goal. They all want to help save the city from a threat. However, they each all want something else as well. The story follows how long they can stick to their common goal without splitting apart by chasing their other desires. [At some] point in all our lives, we all had to give something up we wanted in exchange for something we don't entirely agree with. MCF explores themes such as embracing change, and acceptance, and just how difficult that can be.
T7M: Why do you feel animation complements the telling of speculative narratives so well?
SS: Because anything can happen. You can be so creative with the little limitations you have as compared to live action.
T7M: The animation market is pretty crowded. What would be the pitch you would use to convince someone to watch MCF?
SS: I'm a huge fan of the super[hero] genre, and many drama TV shows as well. Some of my favorites are the ones that combine both extremely well, and have relatable and compelling character arcs. With MCF, I set out to do just that, but take it even further. I wanted to have the main cast be a diverse group of teenagers thinking they're on a journey to save the city, but really are on a quest to self-growth. Part of my main cast is a Lebanese girl. I want to continue representing different ethnicities hardly portrayed in animation. So if you're looking for a series with substance, meaning, and a twist on the action/adventure genre, MCF is where you need to keep your eyes on.
T7M: Who or what influenced you to pursue a career in animation?
SS: Honestly, all my favorite shows growing up inspired me. As I got older I wanted to do more than just create my own animated series, I wanted to find a way to influence the medium and make an impact. I was inspired by a wide range of animated shows, such as Spectacular Spider-Man, American Dad, Batman TAS, South Park, X-Men Evolution, Boondocks, and Robot Chicken. Additionally, producers and creators such as Greg Weisman and Seth McFarlene have had a hand in inspiring me.
T7M: What has been the biggest challenge you have faced producing MCF independently?
SS: I tend to be a perfectionist and must constantly remind myself that it's progress over perfection. I tend to want to get things done right, and won't release any content until it meets my most strict requirements. I think battling myself is often my biggest challenge.
T7M: What has been your proudest moment during the process of bringing MCF to fruition?
SS: My proudest moment has been getting Aundre Weah and his alter ego Momolu done right. Aundre is a very complex character, and designing him was also complex. I worked with many character artists, but for some reason no design could match the description of his character and my vision. Momolu's tunic was equally challenging to portray. It was important that he wear a tunic that resembled a modern African shirt. That's another aspect I don't see represented onscreen in animation. But what made his design even more challenging was he needed to have a blend of both western and African influence. Aundre's personality needed to be reflected in his choice of attire. We eventually got that right and I couldn't be more proud.
T7M: What is your desire for the future of MCF?
SS: Often when I pitch MCF, there are always comparisons to Static Shock. I absolutely respect and love everything about that series, but it eventually got me to ask myself am I just subconsciously inspired by that series and I can't see that, or is it because there aren't many Superhero series starring an African-American lead? I hope that MCF can usher in that change where people will be able to name a wide range of African American lead characters.
T7M: How can our readers get the latest news and updates about MCF?
SS: For all the latest news on Mill City's Finest, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!
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Before a studio space comes open...
Continuing working on the floor in the flat. The task currently; constraints of art materials. Paper with a few mark-making pencils, inks, glue and tape. I construct 'scapes' on packing paper that I acquire via purchases of groceries, clothing, Amazon packing materials etc.
One of my applications has been approved by BV studios and I'm in the 'pool' for when a space becomes available. Bristol, being one of Britain's manufacturing hubs during the industrial revolution has repurposed old solid factory buildings etc. for artist's studios and creative tech use.
Now the green haze of Spring is spreading across the city as trees tentatively open into leaf; a different experience than a California Spring which has already arrived boldly and rapidly impatient for glorious Summer.
Images here;
Doodles from sketch book and floor work plus a "Yves Klein-Blue" table from a visit to a gallery in Girona area of Spain last week.


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Stacey Abrams: Minority Leader (w/ Ashley C. Ford)
Thursday April 26: 7:30PM – 8:30PM
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It's commonly regarded that networking, persistence, and hard work are the ingredients necessary to advance in the world, but for people like Stacey Abrams it takes more than that to make it. Stacey put in the time, rising from humble beginnings and getting through Yale Law School, spending years in C-suite businesses, before becoming the first woman to lead a political party in the Georgia General Assembly and the first African American to lead in the House of Representatives. She has succeeded in a world that, until recently, was largely the territory of white men.
In her book Stacey Abrams combines memoir and real-world advice for all women and people of color, offering hard-won insight. Join her along with writer, editor and podcast host Ashley C. Ford, as she shares her life and instructs how to self-advocate and utilize your passions.
Stacey Abrams is a politician, lawyer, and the House Minority Leader for the Georgia General Assembly and State Representative for the 89th House District. Abrams is also a candidate in the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial election.
Ashley C. Ford lives in Brooklyn by way of Indiana. She is currently writing her memoir, Somebody's Daughter, which will be published by Flatiron Books under the imprint An Oprah Book. Ford also hosts Brooklyn-based news & culture TV show (and podcast!), 112BK, contributes to CupOfJo.Com, and she also hosts Fortune Favors The Bold, a collaboration between Gimlet Creative and Mastercard. Ford has written or guest-edited for The Guardian, ELLE, BuzzFeed, Slate, Teen Vogue, New York Magazine, Lenny Letter, INTO and various other web and print publications. She's taught creative nonfiction writing at The New School and Catapult.Co, and also had her work listed among Longform & Longread's Best of 2017. Ford previously worked as a development executive for Matter Studios, where she focused on web series and documentaries, and was also the host of the first season of Audible.Com's literary interview series, Authorized. She has been named among Forbes Magazine's 30 Under 30 in Media (2017), Brooklyn Magazine's Brooklyn 100 (2016), and Time Out New York's New Yorkers of The Year (2017).
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Like many other materials, bone varies in size and composition, changing over time. But it can also regenerate and repair itself. Two Beckman researchers are using engineering skills and technology to unravel the secrets of its complex structure.
This issue highlights several researchers at Beckman, including undergraduates Andrew Chancellor and Gina Giase, Ph.D. student Jason Patrick, Illinois Simulator Lab employee Brandon Smith, faculty member Brad Sutton, and senior fellow Kirk Erickson. It also features many updates in the Biomedical Imaging Center, the Microscopy Suite's outreach program Bugscope, the recent student awards reception, and the Citizen Scientist Program.
Brad Sutton has been named technical director of the Biomedical Imaging Center to assist with the recent surge in activity and the new MRI scanner at the center.
Beckman's Illinois Simulator Laboratory recently hired Brandon Smith as a simulation systems research programmer.
As a Ph.D. civil engineering student, Jason Patrick helped integrate 3D microvascular networks into structural fiber-composite materials, providing them with multifunctional capabilities, including self-healing and electrical reconfigurability. His next role: One of the 2014 Beckman Postdoctoral Fellows.
The Citizen Scientist Program, conceived by the Beckman Institute, the Institute for Genomic Biology, and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI), brings OLLI members into the labs as research assistants.
Research at the Beckman Institute would not be possible without the tremendous work of graduate and undergraduate students at the University of Illinois. Nearly 400 undergraduate students conduct research at the Beckman Institute, and two of them, Andrew Chancellor and Gina Giase, offer a look into their research positions and advice on how to get a position, too.
The Beckman Institute hosted a reception honoring the five 2014 student awardees, Victoria Cross, Genevieve LaBelle, Qian Yin, Brennan Payne, and Vuong Le.
The Consilience Project, a collaborative effort at the University of Illinois that brings together a team of artists and scientists to explore the kinetics of the body, shared their motion capture suite technology with a group of Wiley School fifth graders. This project features technology and researchers from Beckman's Illinois Simulator Laboratory.
According to a new study, wild animals seem to relish the feeling of running without going anywhere. In an experiment, rats, shrews, and frogs found their way to a rodent running wheel left inside an open cage. The fact that wild mice and other animals were bold enough to enter the cage and use the wheel is "very weird," but perhaps not surprising, given that many domesticated animals also like to run on wheels, including dogs and chickens, says Justin Rhodes, faculty member in the NeuroTech Group.
Jim Monti, a postdoctoral research associate in the lab of Neal Cohen, full-time faculty member of the Cognitive Neuroscience Group, developed a cognitive task that helps differentiate older adults with very early Alzheimer's disease from those experiencing normal aging.
Laura DeThorne, associate professor in the Department of Speech and Hearing Science, has been appointed an affiliate faculty member in the Beckman Cognitive Science Group within the Biological Intelligence research theme.
The Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology recently held an open competition to seed new interdisciplinary research directions in engineering and the physical, behavioral, and life sciences. The "Taking the Beckman Institute to the Next Level: Seeding Novel Interdisciplinary Research" competition brought many new ideas to the table and the Beckman Institute is pleased to announce that five proposals have been selected to receive support for the period May 16, 2014 – May 15, 2016.
Beckman Institute researchers have developed materials that not only heal, but regenerate. The restorative material is delivered through two isolated fluid streams. The liquid immediately gels and later hardens, resulting in recovery of the entire damaged region.
Beckman Director Art Kramer and former Beckman faculty member Denise Park are cited in an NPR story about exercise and new skills preventing memory loss.
Cliff Shin, from the Cognitive Neuroscience Group, Elizabeth Hsaio-Wecksler, from the Artificial Intelligence Group, Jamie Norton, Beckman Predoctoral Fellow, and Erik Johnson, a Ph.D. student, have received design awards for the Avviare ankle foot orthosis, which can help those with lower limb injury or dysfunction restore normative walking function. The A' Design Competition is an international event recognizing design achievement.


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I had a great trip down to Dallas, Texas last week. As a New Yorker, Texas has always been a little daunting, with vast open spaces, huge portion sizes, and a bunch of cowboy swagger. However, I really felt at home this trip, and wanted to share a few of the best watering holes I found in the big D.
My good friend and business partner Dennis Barnett (who also has his own brand of Mezcal called Xicaru), introduced me to Midnight Rambler and their bartender Zach. Housed in the basement of the Joule Hotel in downtown Dallas, this place feels exclusive and underground without trying. Zach offers true hospitality, walking us upstairs for dinner at the also cool Americano restaurant, all while making really good drinks. The playlist while I was there was also very, very good. My only complaint here is that they don't currently carry Tanteo, but hopefully my impression on Zach was a good one!
Housed inside the One Arts Plaza Building in the Dallas arts district, this is Tex Mex at its finest. Tex Mex food can be very comforting, and they also have a good variety of seafood for someplace as land-locked as Dallas. General Manager Nacho is a great host as well. Started with a warm tortilla chips and salsa at the bar followed by a glass of Tanteo Jalapeño Margarita.
Great spot for a power dinner. While this high-end seafood chain is outside of downtown Dallas, General Manager Michael McClure provides service unlike any I have seen. High-end seafood you will find here, and while the price points reflect the quality of food and service, it is worth every penny. It is also a favorite of the management team at our distributor, RNDC. Come here on a Monday-Thursday and expect to find a number of people in the booze business enjoying dinner.
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Victor Tangos is an american cocktail joint with a little of a Tex-mex flair. The ambiance is fantastic, their mezcal portfolio is the best I have seen in Texas, and the service is great. Bartender Andrew took care of my group, and while I did not get to eat here - everything looked great. I hear they get busy on the weekends, so come early if you want a seat.
While I was only in Dallas for three days, these were some of my favorites. Please join the conversation @neiltherealdeal on instagram or @neilgrosscup on Twitter to let me know where I missed.
Para la Buena Vida,