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Another book recently came our way from Independent Publishers Group – "One Gorilla" by Joy Dey and Nikki Johnson. Amid pages of watercolor images of various animals is a story of one good deed leading to another among the mighty creatures of the jungle, big and small.
The overall message of the book is great – that even one small act of kindness might be all it takes for a domino effect that changes the world, or your world at least. The animals of the jungle begin the story ready to pounce, to cackle, to frighten and to scare. But when a chimp, who often throws rocks and items at his animal neighbors, falls out of a tree and hits his head, he is the subject of laughter and ridicule by other animals. It's not so nice being on the receiving end, the chimp learns. A helping hand from an elephant, who knows the hurt all too well, marks a sudden change in the jungle. The laughter stops, and the chimp begins to show the same kindness the elephant gave her. And it spreads through the jungle, even to the smallest turtle.
I really liked the message the book set out to deliver, and the watercolor images to accompany it are honestly unlike anything I've seen in a children's book so far. I admit that it took me a little bit to register everything that was going on as we read.
We read this book, blindly, at bedtime, and the first part of the story, with the animals ready to hunt, prey, laugh, etc, alongside the splashes of paint, made some of the creatures seem a little nightmarish. But I quickly learned this was an intentional decision, as it sets up the jungle as a scary and not so kind place, leading to the change when one good act leads to another.
As we turned those pages, our 2 ½ year old there with us, I became a little anxious, unsure of where the story was going. In the end, I was able to see exactly what I think the author and illustrator set out to do – create a world of fright and mean behavior in the jungle, until one elephant acts kind enough to set off a chain reaction of good actions.
It works, and while I may have been apprehensive at first, I should have had more faith in my own son's ability to grasp it, which he did far quicker than I. He knew the animals were acting bad at first, but started to be kind once they saw an example of it. And it must have struck a chord, as it wasn't long before he asked for "the gorilla book" again.
As I've mentioned (a lot) in the past, storytime is a very important part of our daily routines. Whether it's post-bathtime or not, our pre-bedtime ritual always involved getting a few books off our little guy's bookshelf (although for quite some time he's been old enough to pick them out on his own), all plop down on mama and dada's bed and read together before calling it a night. It's a ritual, and one that means quite a lot to all of us.
Sure, sometimes we read many of the same ones over and over again, because the little guy has his favorites that he wants to hear again and again, but every now and then, he lets us slip in a new one to try. That's why when I was given the opportunity from Independent Publishers Group to take a look at a new book, I jumped at the chance.
So we recently read a new book before bed called "The Little Mouse Santi."
The book, written by David Eugene Ray and illustrated by Santiago Germano, tells the story of a mouse named Santi who, more than anything else in the world, wants to be a cat. He practices all day at everything he thinks cats are good at – strutting themselves across a room, swishing his tail, cat baths, meowing, and of course, looking bored with life.
While the other mice laugh at Santi, he longs to join the cats he sees outside on the farm, eventually overcoming his courage to give it a try when he spots a cute orange tiger cat lounging in the grass.
The illustrations in this book by Germano are beautiful, with a slick, clean style across every line, making even those mice who are laughing at poor Santi downright adorable.
I really did enjoy it. If I had a critique it's that I liked it enough that I wanted more from it. I would have liked a little more reassurance and confidence-building from Santi as he finally establishes the courage to step out of his comfort zone in the pursuit of his dream. I wanted Santi to feel bad about what the others say but get over it, realizing what they think doesn't matter. What Santi does in the course of the story comes with a great gamut of emotions that I think everyone goes through at some point in their childhood, and I think a child could learn a lot about self-confidence and the joy of being unique if there were just a few touches upon overcoming those emotions along Santi's journey.
It's a swift read, and as I say, accompanied by absolutely beautiful color illustrations. Having never published a children's book, I certainly can't speak to the process. But as a reader, I felt Santi's adventure and dreams could resonate a lot with a small child, but I'd love a little bit more to it.
When I was in elementary school, there was nothing like the day the teacher would pass out those colored pieces of newsprint paper, folded into a makeshift catalog, brimming with choices of the literary sense. It was like a periodic Christmas catalog hunt, reading through every summary, your eyes passing over every book cover sitting there in the Scholastic book order form.
The only thing that probably matched up to it was when your book order actually came in. Even that might be questionable because, let's face it – it was that cornucopia of choices, the anticipation for the books to arrive that brought about that feeling of excitement and euphoria moreso than actually having the book.
So, when Meg (who is a school librarian, or Library Media Specialist as they are today called, because they do much, much more than in years past) had her annual week of the Book Fair coming up for school, I thought two years old might be a good time to introduce the little guy to the awe and wonder that is the school Book Fair (as well as give him a peek into where mommy goes every day).
Making our way through some dark, snowy back roads one recent night, we made it to Meg's school for the one evening during the week when she stays late for any parents who want to come with their kids after school or after extracurricular activities to check out the books.
It was truly an experience for the little guy, even before we stepped foot into the library. As we made our way from the car and across the parking lot, we talked about this being not only where mommy worked, but that it was a school. He's heard of school before, in books and in cartoons. But he had never actually seen one, and he was truly excited that he was seeing 'mommy's school.'
Then we got to the library and you'd have thought we walked into Santa's workshop.
Only a few customers were there when we arrived, but that didn't stop the monkey from running exuberantly to the shelves and grabbing any book he could with a cover that appealed to him. It wasn't long before he was plopping down on the floor of the library and just shifting through the colorful pages.
As Meg occasionally tended to the business at hand, I watched over the little guy – or chased after him as the case may be, once he noticed there was so much more to do beyond those Book Fair shelves. (Note: smartboard markers and erasers are not toys. But try telling a two year old that). In between her customers, we'd have the whole library to ourselves, where, as a family, we'd look through shelves, talk about which books we'd like, and generally just have a good time. Probably more fun than you were supposed to be having in the library as a kid. But, hey, we've got an in with the librarian. She's pretty cool, I hear.
From shelf to shelf, book to book, it was an overwhelming experience. It was sort of like our trips to Barnes and Noble, but this time it was where mommy worked, and he seemed to fully understand the full advantage he was taking of the situation, from going behind the library desk, or just shouting 'chase me, dada!' as he ran through the library stacks.
He seemed to be having a "Mr. Social" Day, greeting many who came in to the Book Fair,
getting in the way of walking around with other kids as they tried to peruse the book shelves. At one point, he even tried to play the role of assistant. A student who was probably about 8 or 9, I would say, came in and asked Meg for a book. It wasn't on the Book Fair shelves, so Meg went to look in the back. At which point, our guy turned to the girl who was looking for the book and says "Nope. No more books…" Luckily, she took his passion for being a part of things with a smile.
It's hard to express just how grateful I am that he loves books as much as he does. I know I've probably talked ad-nauseam since starting this blog about how special our pre-bedtime storytime routine is. It's the sort of thing that pains me if I have to miss. We've been doing it, quite literally, since he got back from the hospital. Now, it's just part of what we do. Only these days, he picks out the books he wants himself.
I've read that there are several points throughout life where children decide if they are going to continue being readers or not. My hope is that by having books (and such excitement for them) be such a presence in our lives, that it will help continue to foster that love of reading, and of the imagination he seems to have in abundance. I consider us truly blessed for this. I really do.
I bought several more books for him than I had intended, but a) it helps benefit the school and b) there were so many good kids' books, how could I not?!
All in all, we really had a great time.
Even I felt like an eight year old again when I walked amid the Book Fair shelves.
And it was awesome.
I wonder if Meg has any of those book order forms lying around…
Most of us remember the tale of the Three Little Pigs, right?
One builds his house of straw, one of sticks and one of bricks and when the Big Bad Wolf comes calling, it's only the pig in the brick house, who spent the time working hard on his home instead of goofing off and taking the easy way out like his siblings, who the Wolf can't get to.
At least, that's how I remember it.
But apparently, I've had it wrong all these years.
You see, our son recently received a collection of books based on Rand McNally's Junior Elf book line published from 1947 to 1986. Some still maintain the original art while others have updated illustrations. And for some reason, our little guy frequently gets drawn to two, in particular, out of the entire set – The Three Bears and The Three Little Pigs. Maybe it's a numerical thing, who knows.
Leaving the three bears in the woods for the moment, a few frequent readings of The Three Little Pigs recently got me thinking about the story on the page versus the story in my memory – as they greatly differ.
In this book version, recreated from the Junior Elf version in, I believe 1957, the mother pig can not afford to keep her three sons and sends them off into the world to find their fame and fortune.Rather than have any type of intention as to what to do for shelter, each one chances upon people carrying materials along the road – one straw, one sticks and one bricks. And they each build a house. There's no lesson about planning or thinking ahead, or working hard. Just a chance encounter that leads to how they build their homes.
The story progresses as the Wolf arrives and Pigs One and Two lose their homes (but not their lives) and the Wolf heads to Pig Number Three in his brick house. Just as my memory recalled, he can't blow the house down. But that's not where the story ends.
No no.
The story then takes a turn as the Wolf, day after day tries to lure the pig out of his brick house.
By inviting him to go places.
The Wolf invites him to go pick beets from a garden and sets up a time to meet the next day. Because, why wouldn't you accept an invite to meet up with a beast who is standing outside your door and threatening to eat you?
The pig shows up to the garden early and picks the beets before the Wolf even shows up. And when the Wolf tries the same trick with apple picking, the Pig does the same thing, showing up early, but finding the wolf showing up early too. The pig throws an apple at the Wolf and runs for his life back to the brick house.
At this point, you'd think he'd want to stay inside and away from this wolf, right?
No, no. Because the Pig then accepts an invite from the Wolf to go to the fair.
The pig goes to the fair, early once again – and by early, the books says 2 am early. What the heck kind of fair is going on at 2 am?!
And at the fair, the pig buys a butter churn which, when he sees the Wolf coming toward the fair, he hides in. It tips and goes rolling down the hill, scaring the Wolf, who later, for some inexplicable reason, stands outside the house of the pig and tells him how scared he was that a butter churn was rolling after him.
The pig laughs and tells the Wolf that he was inside the butter churn.
Shortly thereafter, the Wolf tries to come down the chimney of the brick house, where the pig has a pot of water boiling on the fire and the Wolf dies. I tend to skip this part (as I don't think a two-year old really needs to know that) and just ad-lib that it was so hot the Wolf went flying back up the chimney and ran away.
Normally, I wouldn't feel the need to write hundreds of words about an age-old tale like The Three Little Pigs but it has been handpicked so much recently by my son that I can not shake the strange deviations from the story I remember.
So, I did what I tend to do when something gets stuck in my brain and I just can't get over the need for answers – I hit the internet.
While the Three Little Pigs was first seen in print in the 1840s, it apparently, is believed to go back even farther than that, but that original version is very much how the printed book we have at home plays out, which I never knew.
I had no idea and yet each time we would read the book, I kept muttering inside my mind "well, that's not how it really happens. This is weird."
Nope. I was just wrong.
It just goes to show you how much media can influence your own perspective and recollections, because I am confident I read the book as a kid, but have retained no memory whatsoever of these 'foreign' components I mentioned.
All I seemed to remember as 'the real story' is this:
So there you have it. Walt Disney has actually altered my memory perception. The Silly Symphonies version of this tale has superseded all recollection of any actual stories I read of this tale.
Regardless, of the three choices, I'll still build my house of brick, thank you very much. 🙂
Coinciding with my recent post about great children's books that will keep adults entertained at story-time, I was lucky enough to be invited back recently to the mid-morning Lifestyle program, Mass Appeal to talk briefly about those books and the authors who make them so much fun for both parents and kids.
We had a spot of trouble getting there, as we got on the thruway only to have the check-engine light come on for my car. With my wife's car having its own trouble at the time, we had to get off the thruway at the next available exit, turn around, and borrow my mother-in-law's car before getting back on the thruway. It added an extra 45 minutes of time to our trip and I'll be honest, I didn't think we were going to make it in time for the segment.
Fortunately, all went well and we made it with plenty of time to spare and nothing owed to a lead foot. I apparently managed to make it without breaking speed limits or rules of the road.
The even greater news? For both the trip there and back, our little guy did phenomenal with the travel. Even when he wasn't napping, he kept himself entertained with books, toys, or just chattering with us about some of his favorite words.
I really had a ball and where else can I say that my fellow guests included a baby alligator and a parrot?!
We not only talked about the books but I also got the chance to play quasi-game show host and quiz the program hosts, Ashley and Seth on some 'dorky pop-culture trivia.' I even pulled a jacket from an old Halloween costume (The Riddler) out of mothballs to wear on air for it.
It was a lot of fun and though our time in the area was limited, we did squeak in a brief reunion with some old friends and THEIR little one, who I'm relieved to say, at nine months old, did not seem frightened by our little guy's Frankenstein-like onslaught of hugs.
While it won't let me embed the video, please feel free to give the segment a watch here, if you like: http://wwlp.com/2014/05/23/great-reads-activities-for-toddlers/
Storytime is a wonderful and strong tradition to have in your household, and the earlier you start with your kids the better.
We've made storytime a nightly habit in our house, starting the week our little guy came home from the hospital. Now almost two, it has become routine for him to go to the bookshelf, grab a few books he wants and then bring them into our room for a family reading on the big bed.
Needless to say in that time, we've amassed more than a few that not only he likes, but my wife and I love to read as well.
As much as I often get nostalgic and wish for 'simpler times' or the always-idealized 'old days,' one of the great things about the current age we live in is that children's books have come a long way from "Goodnight, Moon," which, let's be honest, is not one of my favorites.
These days, children's books can be just as enjoyable for parents to read as the kids, so these are just a few suggestions that entertain parents as well as the kids that you might want to add to your family bookshelf if you haven't already.
"The Very Hungry Caterpillar" & "The Grouchy Ladybug" by Eric Carle
It's the 45th anniversary of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" this year and this book helps to teach days of the week and successive numbers through the timeline of a caterpillar's metamorphosis into a butterfly. It's one of those classics that is just educational, fun, and absolutely beautiful, as are all of Carle's books.
"The Grouchy Ladybug," as her name states, is a bad-tempered bug that doesn't say please, doesn't say thank you, and has quite the ego, thinking she's better than everyone she encounters. The story follows her journey and teaches about concepts like size, time and, of course, good manners.
If you end up really loving Eric Carle's books (and how can you not?), take a road trip to Amherst, MA to visit the wonderful Eric Carle Museum right over in Amherst. You'll find his original artwork, as well as get to view the work of guest illustrators on exhibit firsthand. This place is like a mecca for our family.
Books by Mo Willems
Mo Willems is a writer and animator and worked on Sesame Street for several years, where he won Emmy Awards, as well as shows on Cartoon Network. He has written so many wonderful books, but these are some of my favorites.
The Elephant and Piggie series – Gerald the Elephant (named after his favorite singer, Ella Fitzgerald) and Piggie are best friends and through these books deal with issues of friendship. Sometimes it's separation anxiety, other times it's being nervous about getting invited to a party, or sharing a new toy or ice cream. It's all done in a conversational, comic book type style with word balloons and they're just a lot of fun, each with its own great, positive message.
The Pigeon books – They star, obviously, The Pigeon, who usually wants something. Sometimes it's to stay up late, or to get a puppy, or to drive the bus, and it's always something he's not supposed to do, giving the child, who oftentimes is being told "no," the opportunity and power to say no themselves. These are highly interactive, so kids love them and parents can enjoy the humor, too.
That is Not a Good Idea – It's done in a style of silent films, with a great twist ending and deals with just what the title says – not so good ideas.
How do Dinosaurs Take Care of their Cats by Jane Yolen
This book asks the question "How Do Dinosaurs Love Their Cats" and it's just one of a wonderful series by Jane Yolen. Each book teaches manners and the proper way to act in different situation, this one, of course being if you have cats at home and the proper ways to treat them. There's books for dogs, parties, playing with friends, cleaning your room; this goes on and on. Great lessons and great images by Mark Teague with a dinosaur name hidden on each page. Many of these types of dinosaurs are well beyond the common ones we come to know, which provides an additional educational element.
Good News Bad News by Jeff Mack
It's about two friends with very different views on life – one optimistic and one not so much. When children are emergent and anxious to start reading, this is a great book. There's only 5 total words in it. Those words are repeated, so they learn them better and can eventually read on their own. And the story itself is just funny and touching, and shows why it's nice to look on the bright side of life.
I Wish That I had Duck Feet and Gerald McBoing Boing by Dr. Seuss
Sure, there are more popular or well-known books by Dr. Seuss, but these are two that really have great lessons. Both are about being yourself.
In "I Wish That I Had Duck Feet," a little boy daydreams about what it would be like to have different animal parts but realizes the downside of each.
In "Gerald McBoing Boing," a little boy named Gerald can't speak but is born with the ability to make incredible sounds when he opens his mouth. He gets made fun of by others for his difference, being called Gerald McBoing Boing by bullies, but it's about Gerald finding his place in the world and being happy with who he is that ultimately finds him happiness.
Click, Clack, Moo – Cows That Type by Doreen Cronin
We have the collection with the first three books of the series.
Cronin writes these to be entertaining and hilarious, and this book details the trouble of poor Farmer Brown as the animals in his barn begin to type and start becoming literate.
When that happens, they have more bargaining and leveraging power with the farmer when he demands things like milk, eggs, etc. It's a great book that really teaches about give and take and even peaceful protest.
Bill the Boy Wonder by Marc Tyler Nobleman
The kids will get sucked in by the beautiful art and images of Batman and Robin by artist Ty Templeton, but the well-researched story by Nobleman tells the real-life story of Bill Finger, the man who created most of Batman's villains, decided he should wear a cowl and gloves. It was his ideas that Batman what we know today and sadly didn't get the credit for it. A great true story told in the form of a children's book.


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Argument of the Conservatives has done the pound really bad. On the whole, everything that has been happening around Brexit lately only enhances fear of the most stressing and tough scenario.
Meanwhile, Great Britain keeps publishing a large block of macroeconomic data. Today they are devoted to the price situation. Consumer price index in the country in June could remain at 2% (calculated yearly), and the fact that the inflation does not go down looks positive both for the pound and the current policy of the Bank of England; there is no need of mitigation right now. Basic inflation in June could have grown by 1.8% against 1.7% earlier (counted yearly), which is also good.
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Coumestrol from the national cancer Institute¿s natural product library is a novel inhibitor of protein kinase CK2
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Abstract Background Casein kinase 2 (CK2) is involved in various cellular events such as proliferation, apoptosis, and the cell cycle. CK2 overexpression is associated with multiple human cancers and may therefore be a promising target for cancer therapy. To identity novel classes of inhibitors for CK2, we screened a natural product library obtained from National Cancer Institute. Methods The quantitative luminescent kinase assay ADP-Glo™ was used to screen CK2 inhibitors from the natural product library. The same assay was used to determine cell-free dose-dependent response of CK2 inhibitors and conduct a kinetic study. Docking was performed to predict the binding patterns of selected CK2 inhibitors. Western blot analysis was used to evaluate Akt phosphorylation specific to CK2 and apoptosis effect. The cell viability assay CellTiter-Glo® was used to evaluate the inhibition effects of CK2 inhibitors on cancer cells. Results We identified coumestrol as a novel reversible ATP competitive CK2 inhibitor with an IC50 value of 228 nM. Coumestrol is a plant-derived compound that belongs to the class of phytoestrogens, natural compounds that mimic the biological activity of estrogens. In our study, coumestrol showed high selectivity among 13 kinases. The hydrogen bonds formed between coumestrol and the amino acids in the ATP binding site were first reviewed by a molecular docking study that suggested a possible interaction of coumestrol with the hinge region of ATP site of CK2. In addition, coumestrol inhibited cancer cell growth partially through down-regulation of CK2-specific Akt phosphorylation. Finally, coumestrol exerted strong inhibition effects on the growth of three cancer cell lines. Conclusion Our study shows that coumestrol, a novel ATP competitive and cell permeable CK2 inhibitor with submicromolar IC50, had inhibition effects on the growth of three cancer cell lines and may represent a promising class of CK2 inhibitors.
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Kuchenbecker, Kristopher
Hung, Ming-Szu
Xu, Zhidong
Jablons, David M
You, Liang
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Abstract Background Wnt-2 plays an oncogenic role in cancer, but which Frizzled receptor(s) mediates the Wnt-2 signaling pathway in lung cancer remains unclear. We sought to (1) identify and evaluate the activation of Wnt-2 signaling through Frizzled-8 in non-small cell lung cancer, and (2) test whether a novel expression construct dominant negative Wnt-2 (dnhWnt-2) reduces tumor growth in a colony formation assay and in a xenograft mouse model. Methods Semi-quantitative RT-PCR was used to identify the expression of Wnt-2 and Frizzled-8 in 50 lung cancer tissues from patients. The TCF reporter assay (TOP/FOP) was used to detect the activation of the Wnt canonical pathway in vitro. A novel dnhWnt-2 construct was designed and used to inhibit activation of Wnt-2 signaling through Frizzled-8 in 293T, 293, A549 and A427 cells and in a xenograft mouse model. Statistical comparisons were made using Student's t-test. Results Among the 50 lung cancer samples, we identified a 91% correlation between the transcriptional increase of Wnt-2 and Frizzled-8 (p<0.05). The Wnt canonical pathway was activated when both Wnt-2 and Frizzled-8 were co-expressed in 293T, 293, A549 and A427 cells. The dnhWnt-2 construct we used inhibited the activation of Wnt-2 signaling in 293T, 293, A549 and A427 cells, and reduced the colony formation of NSCLC cells when β-catenin was present (p<0.05). Inhibition of Wnt-2 activation by the dnhWnt-2 construct further reduced the size and mass of tumors in the xenograft mouse model (p<0.05). The inhibition also decreased the expression of target genes of Wnt signaling in these tumors. Conclusions We demonstrated an activation of Wnt-2 signaling via the Frizzled-8 receptor in NSCLC cells. A novel dnhWnt-2 construct significantly inhibits Wnt-2 signaling, reduces colony formation of NSCLC cells in vitro and tumor growth in a xenograft mouse model. The dnhWnt-2 construct may provide a new therapeutic avenue for targeting the Wnt pathway in lung cancer.


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The St. Augustine Amphitheatre presents psychedelic alternative rock multi-instrumentalist Tash Sultana with special guest Pierce Brothers in a live concert on Saturday, May 11, 2019.
Australian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Tash received her first guitar from her grandfather at the age of three. Her musical talent was obvious, as she began to learn more and more instruments -- 20 of them currently, including guitar, bass, trumpet, flute, percussion and saxophone. Her career took off in 2016 with a video shared on social media that garnered one million views in just five days. Recently, she has won an ARIA award for Blues and Roots Album of The Year with Flow State, topped the iTunes chart in several countries, and achieved platinum sales for her Notion EP and for her single, "Jungle." In 2018, she played stand out sets at Coachella and Lollapalooza.
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Admission: Ticket prices are $42.00 for General Admission Standing Pit, and $42.00 for Level 100, Level 200, Level 300, and Obstructed View. See seating chart below.
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Bug #16333
: Drop down menu for composite content view versions are not sorted
Bug #19505
: Stop using /owners/<owner>/info for sub compliance dashboard widget
Bug #20888
: creating a hostgroup with invalid id option should raise proper error instead of foreign key constraint error
Bug #23471
: upstream subs should be sorted by name
Bug #24308
: Sort order different between Subscriptions and Add Subscriptions page
Bug #24517
: When virt-who is not required for a subscription, minus sign in "virt-who required" column should not be bold.
Bug #25042
: 'Guests of <hypervisor>' line crossing column boundaries
Bug #25440
: Host bulk actions have query as part of RABL templates.
Bug #25876
: Race condition on removing multiple organizations simultaneously
Bug #25921
: Apply Errata to a Content Host via incremental CV has to wait till Capsule sync of the CV finishes
Bug #26155
: katello-agent errata message should be modified
Bug #26675
: [Audit] Repository creation under product creates audit record with empty content
Bug #26792
: Search bar assuming dropdown causes issues when typing in partial names
Bug #26977
: Subscription status should be reset when rebuilding a Host
Bug #27064
: Going to "Any Organization" on subscription details page will result in blank page
Bug #27221
: Cannot override activation key repository-sets status using hammer
Bug #27235
: add a functional test for exporting default org view version
Bug #27373
: Pulp3- Pass mirror option set to true by default for repository syncs.
Bug #27383
: Missing(ID: N) for Host_ids column in case of audit records for subscription updates
Bug #27395
: Missing CentOS Environment Groups when client uses Content View
Bug #27449
: Styling for new repository type options are not consistent with other form elements
Bug #27467
: Rename column Status to Default Status on bulk content host > manage repository sets modal
Bug #27483
: Promoting a Content View removes all puppet classes and parameters from Environment
Bug #27495
: deleting a manifest does not completely delete it
Bug #27498
: Remove ssl config from pulp3 configuration
Bug #27501
: Private keys found in debug log
Bug #27503
: Actions::Pulp3::CopyAllUnitsTest assert_equal nil, nil fails in Foreman PRs
Bug #27516
: operatingsystem should create release-name without spaces
Bug #27529
: Capsule not in the current location won't get sync after publishing a CV successfully.
Bug #27530
: publishing a content view while in an alternative location fails 'Couldn't find SmartProxy with 'id'=1 [WHERE (1=0)]'
Bug #27532
: sync_plan apidoc for add and_ remove_products is missing required organization_id
Bug #27541
: errors": ["undefined method `srpms' for #<Katello::ContentViewVersion:0x000000000d500c28>"
Bug #27542
: /katello/api/srpms does not gives error on undefined parameter
Bug #27546
: GET /katello/api/srpms/compare always fails with error: Missing template katello/api/v2/common/compare
Bug #27561
: Inconsistent font in content view filter rules list tab
Bug #27562
: noarch packages in a package inclusion filter rule includes no packages
Bug #27563
: "No new packages installed" output when applying a package upgrade erratum
Bug #27565
: Handle whitelist deprecation in Ansible Collections
Bug #27568
: changing ssl certificates only for web access
Bug #27570
: Rebuild RHEL8 with Appstream kickstart repo fails to install redhat-lsb-core and wget packages
Bug #27575
: Subscription index API says the organization_id is required, while it is not
Bug #27579
: Throw descriptive error when trying to sync roles from Galaxy
Bug #27581
: Pin ansible binding gem to 0.2.0b2.dev01565187947
Bug #27594
: Pin ansible-gem <= 0.2.0b2.dev01565187947
Bug #27605
: redhat manifest issues
Bug #27606
: Add mirroring to pulp3 capsule sync
Bug #27609
: Pin docker gem <= 4.0.0b6.dev01565529670
Bug #27610
: adapt to new pulp3 docker tag/manifest model names
Bug #27616
: capsule sync fails if pulp3 is not installed
Bug #27636
: Investigate failed unit tests with ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: PG::InFailedSqlTransaction: ERROR: current transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of transaction block...
Bug #27638
: Katello-package-upload -f does not force upload of combined profile on RHEL 7.7
Bug #27657
: Forman/Katello issue with Puppet6 after upgrading Foreman/katello and Puppet server
Bug #27658
: Remove checkmark column from add subscriptions page
Bug #27661
: importing a manifest creates products with only alphanumeric chars in name
Bug #27667
: There are missing instructions to enable satellite-tools repository
Bug #27669
: Activation Key Repository Sets tab sends invalid params
Bug #27674
: migrate LOCE and Event Queue off of dynflow
Bug #27679
: content hosts bulk errata pages should not use 'applicable_hosts'
Bug #27688
: pin pulp3 gems to latest versions
Bug #27695
: Repository Autocomplete throws an error
Bug #27696
: Rename namespace to Authors.
Bug #27699
: Update the vendor to version ^1.4.0
Bug #27712
: [Modularity Filters] - Add a way to create modularity filter rule using hammer cli
Bug #27714
: Remote Execution not being used despite being set as default
Bug #27717
: [pulp3] Support uploading content into pulp3 repos
Bug #27725
: Change katello test to be compatible with audited gem 4.9.0
Bug #27737
: pulp selector isn't properly considering if a smart proxy supports a content type
Bug #27738
: Content-View filtering not working as expected
Bug #27743
: PG::InFailedSqlTransaction during content view publish
Bug #27744
: Runcible 2.12.0 causing VCR test failures
Bug #27771
: Pin pulp3 gems to latest versions
Bug #27773
: Add the ability to prefer pulp2 for some type of content
Bug #27777
: Recommended repositories page on Satellite 6.6 is listing Capsule/Tools repos for 6.5 version
Bug #27783
: Content-view version status showing {{ historyText(version) }} () when you check through Infrastructure --> Smart Proxies --> <Smart Proxy> --> Content --> Library --> Default Organization View
Bug #27795
: orphan cleanup on capsule doesn't delete uneeded repos
Bug #27796
: Wrong timezone conversions in sync plans
Bug #27823
: when disabling Red Hat repository: Module::DelegationError: Katello::Repository#content_id delegated to root.content_id, but root is nil
Bug #27824
: error seen PG::Error: ERROR: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "katello_host_installed_packages_h_id_ip_id" DETAIL: Key (host_id, installed_package_id)=(123, 456) already exists.
Bug #27825
: Capsule-sync failing on Katello::Errors::PulpError: PLP0034 when you have puppet repo enaled and sync
Bug #27838
: Unable to export "Default Organization View 1.0" Content View
Bug #27839
: orphan cleanup fails with undefined local variable or method `repos_available_to_capsule'
Bug #27861
: hammer content-view puppet-module list --organization-id 1 --content-view-id 1 causes uncaught error
Bug #27862
: Repository Autocomplete broken for Container Image Tags
Bug #27864
: cannot publish a content view in location other than default smart proxy's. "Couldn't find SmartProxy with 'id'=1 [WHERE (1=0)]"
Bug #27870
: Drop cp_events table (Part 2/Katello only)
Bug #27873
: Put ngReact in the proper place
Bug #27875
: Content View missing from Host Collections Add Table
Bug #27878
: Hide Registered Through for Hypervisor profiles on the Content Hosts page
Bug #27882
: Latest container CV version has double tags
Bug #27885
: Content View Package Filter Rule architecture will not include all arches after updating
Bug #27886
: Pulp3 - pin gems and fix uploads
Bug #27892
: Enable safe mode access for content host facets for reporting
Bug #27911
: pulp3 cancel tasks no longer works
Bug #27912
: enabled_repos_upload should not spam the console
Bug #27942
: pulp3: docker distributors are created with base_path of relative_url instead of 'container_repository_name'
Bug #27947
: Hammer-cli-katello - Update hammer to allow duplicate file uploads
Bug #27948
: CentOS 8 install fails missing "../../../AppStream" repo when Installation Media is foreman repo.
Bug #27970
: Toast notifications not working when permissions are missing
Bug #27974
: virt-who hypervisor update may cause rhsm certs check to stuck for several minutes which will lead to 503 or connection timeout
Bug #28018
: Define a new method for installed packages on Content Hosts for Foreman Report Templates
Bug #28019
: Allow safemode render for the Content Host Description
Bug #28021
: deprecate background download type
Bug #28026
: Pulp 3 attribute names have changed
Bug #28036
: subscription-manager register facts creates duplicate interface with wrong mac for bond
Bug #28037
: Incremental errata dependencies not getting copied over for RHEL 8
Bug #28038
: Update bastion katello test instructions in README
Bug #28039
: Content View publish with dep solve and no filters adds recursive flag
Bug #28066
: React duplicate key error on Subscriptions page
Bug #28074
: deprecate ostree and puppet types
Bug #28085
: Content view -> History -> Action column is broken when foreman tasks are deleted
Bug #28094
: Pulp3 - Update pulp3 uploads workflow
Bug #28119
: Update 'SRPM' subcommand 'info' help text
Bug #28151
: Proxy user/password/port does not remove after select the 'Http Proxy = No Http Proxy'
Bug #28177
: Repository info does not show assigned http_proxy details using hammer CLI
Bug #28185
: rest-api endpoint /katello/api/v2/environments with sort_by=id no longer works with 6.5 (but did with 6.3 and 6.4)
Bug #28189
: Manifest refresh redundantly calls Actions::Pulp::Repository::Refresh for all repos
Bug #28220
: Tests broken due to new foreman-tasks
Bug #28224
: hammer host errata list - Unrecognised option '--environment'
Bug #28233
: repositories API documentation strings and validators are out of sync
Bug #28236
: Uncaught ReferenceError: foreman_url is not defined on selecting life cycle env while creating/editing hostgroup
Bug #28238
: Web ui spinner from red hat repositories page keeps loading on enabling/disabling repository
Bug #28289
: Unable to search repository in repositories filter box with name
Bug #28291
: After 6.6 to 6.7 upgrade sync plan detail page get broken with message like "Couldn't find Katello::Repository without an ID"
Bug #28310
: Restore content access mode banner
Bug #28321
: hyperlink on the subscription name in the collapsible row is not valid
Bug #28326
: Improve event daemon resiliency
Bug #28327
: GET katello/api/v2/subscriptions/:id always fails with error: This subscription is not relevant to the current organization
Bug #28349
: Pulp2 returns masked string after proxy_password value is set, including set as an empty string/blank
Feature #23935
: Ability to add many RPM filters to CV via API via only one REST call
Feature #26789
: Support repo metadata signing
Feature #26975
: Content -> Errata should only show repositories that actually contain Errata
Feature #26992
: Support updating ansible collection repositories
Feature #26993
: Support deleting ansible collection repositories
Feature #26994
: Support syncing ansible collection repositories
Feature #26997
: support updating docker repos in pulp3
Feature #26998
: support deleting docker repositories in pulp3
Feature #26999
: support syncing docker repositories in pulp3
Feature #27202
: Support API/UI for ansible collection content across an organization
Feature #27212
: Support API/UI for listing ansible collection content within a repository
Feature #27374
: [RFE] Add ability to export content view like the CDN
Feature #27450
: Check a user's permission before allowing them to access react pages
Feature #27461
: Validation Sync for debian-repositories
Feature #27613
: Add csv export functionality for Module streams and Ansible Collections
Feature #27625
: Applicability for deb packages
Feature #27639
: [pulp3-ansible] Allow users to specify which collections to sync in requirements.yaml syntax
Feature #27647
: HostCollection Errata Install WebUI errata selection and pagination issues
Feature #27780
: Drop katello-remove from Katello
Feature #27872
: [RFE] Use the word 'Delete' instead of 'Remove' when deleting a content host in WebUI
Feature #27890
: As part of orphan cleanup delete orphan repository versions in mirrors
Feature #27893
: Add host collections to safe mode
Feature #27918
: Update a yum repository with pulp3
Feature #27923
: Generate the complete report about Entitlement Information (hypervisors versus Content Hosts)
Feature #28076
: Ping endpoints apidoc should be explicit
Feature #28082
: Make installed packages available in safe mode
Refactor #27128
: Move Bastion to weback
Refactor #27130
: Move activation keys to webpack
Refactor #27131
: Move architectures to webpack
Refactor #27132
: Move capsule content to webpack
Refactor #27133
: move content hosts page to webpack
Refactor #27134
: Move content views to webpack
Refactor #27135
: Move docker content pages to webpack
Refactor #27136
: Move lifecycle environments to webpack
Refactor #27137
: Move errata pages to webpack
Refactor #27138
: Move Files pages to webpack
Refactor #27139
: move host collections pages to webpack
Refactor #27140
: Move hosts pages to webpack
Refactor #27141
: Move repository related pages to webpack
Refactor #27142
: Move packages page to webpack
Refactor #27143
: Move Products page to webpack
Refactor #27144
: Move puppet modules page to webpack
Refactor #27145
: Move Repository Sets page to webpack
Refactor #27146
: Move settings page to webpack
Refactor #27147
: Move subscriptions page to webpack
Refactor #27149
: Move sync plans to webpack
Refactor #27150
: Move tasks page to webpack
Refactor #27598
: Update katello to use async/await
Refactor #27709
: Allow load_errata_applications to accept nil/blank value
Refactor #27720
: Use plugin DSL to register content host link
Refactor #27751
: remove taxonomy enabled checks
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Disability surf event is UK's biggest!
Watergate Bay in Cornwall is hosting the UK's biggest disability surfing event this weekend – The Wave Project Summer Surf Challenge.
Over 150 disabled children and adults will be taking to the waves to try surfing, in many cases for the first time.
This free event is running for the fifth year in a row and is now the UK's most significant free surf for disabled people.
Wave Project ambassadors Hannah Harding, Charlotte Banfield and Louis Sutton are set to attend to join over 60 volunteer surf mentors from across the community.
Wave Project founder Joe Taylor said: "The Summer Surf Challenge is our annual celebration of inclusive surfing, enabling disabled people to come down to the beach and try something new. It's also a fantastic opportunity for surfers and the local community to volunteer their time to help others.
"The atmosphere down on the beach is always emotional for our surfers and their families. Surfing may not have been something our participants have ever felt able to do, but we'll catch waves with them and show them that they are just as able to enjoy the surf."
The event is sponsored by insurance company MS-Amlin Plc and supported by the Watergate Bay Hotel and Extreme Academy.
Wave Project spokesperson Helen Kirkman added: "The Summer Surf Challenge brings together the whole surfing community who volunteer their time to help run free surf taster sessions for people with disabilities.
"Attendees will be supported by surf volunteers from partner Wave Project locations from all over the country.
"Our funding from Amlin ensures that the event is totally free for participants, for which we are hugely grateful."
Winner of last year's Courage Award for outstanding bravery on the beach was five year old Jacob Pike. Jacob, aged 5, was severely brain damaged from birth due to a stroke. It has left him unable to sit, stand or walk.
But with amazing courage, he was able to surf for the first time at last year's Summer Surf Challenge with help from his Dad, Glen and our specially adapted surfboard.
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Blythedale Update April 2019
KZN Trail Running and Blythedale Coastal Estate orchestrated a simultaneously gruelling and thrilling race day on the 10th of March. There were three races (6km, 11km, and 20km) covering the Estate's extensive network of trails, with runners winding their way through the forest, mangroves, and along the beach. The races started and finished at the Blythedale Event Bowl, where facilities were made available to ensure the runners enjoyed a relaxing post-race experience.
This represents another successful race held at this venue. Several KZN Trail Running events have taken place here over the last few years. People can look forward to the third Toyota Warrior Race held at Blythedale. On the 20th and 21st of July, Toyota Warrior #4 powered by Reebok will return as part of the countrywide circuit. Warriors will take on epic endurance and sprint challenges against a backdrop of pristine beaches and unspoiled coastal terrain.
An even more recent event held in and around the event bowl was hosted by the North Coast Kayak Fishing Club. North Coast vs South Coast Summer League took place on the 13th of April in view of Blythedale's 3.2 km beachfront. It was fun for the fishermen; less so for the fish. Morné Coombe landed the biggest one, hooking a 19.55 kg couta. The club chairman, Wayne Biljoen, had the following to say: "What a jol! The camping was superb for the competitors who stayed for the weekend. Many thanks to Lee Hamblin for arranging the accommodation and venue for the event which was the beautiful Blythedale Coastal Estate on the pristine beaches of the North Coast."
Johan Bodenstein of Indiflora CC has taken the lead role in the removal of alien plant species from the Estate, ably assisted by a team comprised of members of the local community. They take an active role in the conservation of the natural environment at Blythedale, and the prevention of poaching. Assisting them in this regard is the community-sourced security team, posted at the entrance and the Event Bowl. These professionals regularly conduct rounds of the property from their stations.
Site 1375 continues to make solid progress despite the recent weather disruptions. With foundations completed, the first house at Blythedale Coastal Estate is now well underway. As development continues to gain momentum, the eLan Investor Club stands to benefit with discounts on construction at Blythedale Coastal Estate. Certain suppliers have agreed to provide property-owners with a discounted rate for building supplies and finishes. Further communication on this subject will be conveyed in due time. The offerings will be made available to the eLan Investor Club, so stay tuned.


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On June 10 2019, my friend Gerald and I were going to the zoo. At 2 o clock that day, my friends dad was taking us to the zoo. When we got there we got some food. Gerald and I were nine at the time. We went to see the tigers first then after a while we went to see the rhinos. After that, we saw the monkeys. My friend was holding a banana and the monkey jumped towards the window. Gerald just could not stop laughing. After that, we went home and played on the play station. Then, Gerald went home, had dinner and later went to bed.
Week 30 Gerald's First Laugh By Evan
Hi my name is Gerald. I am 8 years old and I live in England. I was born with a special condition that meant that I could not laugh. In 2017, I won an award for not being able to laugh. But I was never allowed to watch things like YouTube or any such websites. But what I hated was whenever I looked out my window, I could see kids making funny jokes that made them laugh. But nothing could make me laugh. One day, my Mom was on YouTube and she wanted to show me a funny video. I watched it very closely and for the first time, Gerald just couldn't stop laughing. The End.
Week 30 Amazing Amusement by Aidan
'This is going to be a great day', I exclaimed, as I walked into Luna Park with my best friend Gerald. 'What should we go on first?' asked Gerald, with a smile on his face. 'Hey Gerald I think we should go on the get out', I said in a cringe worthy manner. I wondered why but Gerald just couldn't stop laughing. After that, we ran up to the tsunami ride and watched it go spinning around and around. 'Gerald do you want to go on that?' I asked as I pointed towards it. 'Yes what kind of question is that', said Gerald as we walked onto the tsunami. This is going to be fun, I thought, as we walked on…
Week 30 The Carnival by Conor H
One Saturday afternoon I was off to the carnival with my friend Gerald. At the carnival we went on everything like the ferris wheel mirror maze.
First we went on the ferris wheel and that was really fun!
Next we into the mirror maze and that was great because we kept on walking into mirrors and hitting our heads off of them.
But the best thing was the obstacle course because Gerald fell on his face and if you are wondering what he went into, it was a pile of mud and Gerald just could not stop laughing at himself.
Week 30: The Evil comedian: by Liam A
It was a dark and stormy night. There was a comedian who thought he was funny but he really wasn't funny. So after a while he began to get angry and bought a book about hypnotism. Then, when he mastered hypnotizing people, he begun his shows again. After just two shows he was the most famous comedian in the world. Everyone went to see him. So one day Gerald and I went and Gerald just couldn't stop laughing. After a while, he was on the television. But he had one problem, he didn't know that he wasn't able to hypnotize through a television. So he started getting complaints and wasn't allowed to play again.
Week 30 The Sailor by Warren
It was a normal Saturday morning and my father was a bit wound up by me because I kept asking him could I go and sail a boat. I didn't care what size, what width, what length or anything like that. I just knew I wanted to sail. My father's name is Gerald and he is a very popular sailor. He has sailed all his life and still hasn't stopped. My mother said he should give me a chance and then Gerald couldn't stop laughing. So one day, I had the bravery to go out to sea on a boat. It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. I got too confident and five minutes in, a big wave came flying at me. 'Aaaaahhhhhhhh', I shouted…
The Bragger Week 30 Ben
I was playing Minecraft with Tom and Gerald. Tom was boasting about how good he was. So I challenged him to a battle. I allowed him to use a diamond sword while I was only allowed to use my fists. I still beat him. He kept saying that he wasn't ready and about how unfair it was. So I challenged him to a rematch. When I beat him in the rematch he started calling me a hacker. So for the rest of the day I had to deal with him calling me that. Gerald just couldn't stop laughing. The End.
Week 30: Cousins Club: By Dan
It was midday and nearly time for the first cousins club meeting in Gerald's new tree-house. They were planning to spy on his brother Mack's base.
Gerald was bringing Nerf guns in case things got messy. At 12:15, Gerald set off for the tree-house. The cousins were already waiting for him when he arrived. They had a quick chat and assembled all their designated possessions.
As Gerald walked to his spot, he heard Mack's friend shout "Look over there!". Gerald looked up and saw a finger pointing straight at him.
The enemy pulled out his Nerf gun and started shooting Gerald.
At that moment, Gerald just couldn't stop laughing.
Mack emerged tied up. Olaf his cousin had tied him.
It was a victory worth remembering.
Week 30 The Blobfish By Ronan
One nice sunny day, my friend Gerald and I were walking home from school. We passed the zoo and I asked Gerald if he wanted to take a walk in there. He instantly said yes. We walked into the new aquarium. I went to the unique fish section while Gerald went to get a burger. Suddenly, a miserable little fish jigged past. I followed it to get a closer look. It's extremely fat nose hung over its sad little mouth. My smile was as wide as an elephant's bottom. When Gerald came back with his burger, he took one look at my face and then at the fish. Gerald just couldn't stop laughing!
Week 30 My Holiday in Tenerife by Kristupas
On Thursday 22nd of May we went to Tenerife. It was a two hour long flight but totally worth it. When we got there we got on a bus. It took us one hour to get to our hotel and when we got there we realized that the place was huge, especially the pool. The next day, I found this person called Gerald and the second I said 'how is it going?' he wanted to be friends. Then Gerald just couldn't stop laughing! It wasn't even a joke but after that we went everywhere together around the hotel and when I had to go home he bought me a pretzel. And so that was the end of my holiday.
Week 30 The Movies by Conor C
Gerald and I went to the movies to see a comedy and Gerald just couldn't stop laughing! Gerald and I both hopped on our bikes and went to a soccer match. We just couldn't stop laughing. We later got a Burger King and then we went home to go to sleep. The next day, after we went out for dinner, we went to the park to walk our dog and then we played at Gerald's house. The following day, we got up, got ready and went to school as usual. We were very tired from all the laughing. The End.
Week 30 The Aquarium By Benny
Gerald was going to the zoo but it was booked out. Instead Gerald went to the aquarium. Gerald was fifteen years old at the time and was interested in fish. Immediately after he arrived he saw John. John didn't like Gerald so he teased him. "What are you doing here Gerald? I thought you were in the fish tank with your fish friends," snapped John. Gerald quickly went to the other side of the aquarium. In there, he saw a funny fish who kept crashing from wall to wall. Gerald just couldn't stop laughing! He went into a storage room because he was making so much noise. Suddenly, John locked Gerald in. "Who's laughing now?" chuckled John.
Week 30 Gerald By Joe
Hi, my name is Joe I have a little brother called Gerald. The thing about him is that if he does something funny and people laugh, he starts laughing even though he doesn't understand.
Right now we are at the zoo. We've seen a lot of animals but not enough for him so we stopped to eat. "Are you having good time?", asked Mum. "Yeah"! responded Gerald. After a minute we saw the monkey box and it was distracting Gerald. Suddenly, a monkey jumped at the window and gave Gerald such a fright that he fell over.
We all started laughing and of course Gerald just couldn't stop laughing!
Week 30 The amusement park by Colin
'That's a scam for £15' protested mum as we strolled past an arcade game. 'I know', said dad annoyed as well. We walked over to a game where you fish up ducks. Gerald my twin wanted to play so mum gave him £2. After that, Gerald had a smug smile on his face as he won a teddy bear. IT WAS MASSIVE!! I asked if we could go to the mirror maze and dad said 'sure'. When we got there we paid and went in. My reflection was all goofy. Gerald just couldn't stop laughing. I walked away and grunted. Suddenly, I walked straight into a mirror.
Week 30 At The Amusement Park By Adam
Gerald and I were at the amusement park and we decided to race on the obstacle course! I ran into a mirror wall and Gerald just couldn't stop laughing!!! In the end I beat him and when I went back to find him he was stuck on the hamster roller! I waited for him to finish and then we went to get some popcorn and watched a movie in the theater. It was called 'The cat of nine lives'! It was good and when it was over we went home! We really enjoyed the rest of the day! The End!
Week 30 Jaws by Dylan
To celebrate Shark Week, Fota Wildlife Park got a great white shark called Jaws.
My mom is taking my friend Gerald and I to see it!
On the way I brought my tablet and we watched the film Jaws to get pumped up for the shark.
When we arrived there it was packed.
We saw a lot of animals before the shark like giraffes zebras cheetahs and bison.
The cheetahs were cool because they were so fast.
When we got to the shark a bird pooped on my head.
Gerald just couldn't stop laughing.
Unfortunately, he didn't stop laughing in time to see the shark break the glass behind him……..
Week 29 Restaurant By Conor H
"Yuck" I shout as a greasy cooked giraffe appears on my plate for starters. Eating this was really hard as it was tasteless without any flavouring in it so I put some brown salt on it and it actually tasted quite good.
Now I am waiting for the main course and I think I am going to vomit.
Here is the melted spider on my plate, I am about to throw it over my head but then my dessert comes out and it is ice cream, finally back to normal.
Week 29 The zoo by Aidan
I am going to the zoo today. I can't wait, it's going to be so much fun. Tom and Charlie, my closest friends, are coming with me. I got up and went down stairs to have delicious granola. I went back upstairs and got dressed. Then, Tom and Charlie arrived and we got into the car. When we got there, the first thing we saw was a giraffe. Half way through the day, we got a brown chocolate ice-cream and it started to melt. We saw some other animals and drove home. On the way home, we stopped at Burger King and got a greasy burger each and chips with salt. "This is the best day ever" I whispered to myself as I took another massive bite out of the burger.
Week 29 The Brown Giraffe By Ronan
One completely average Monday, my mom told me we were going to the zoo which was normal seeing as we lived right next to it. My mom laid a leaflet out on the table and something caught my eye. There was a picture of a brown giraffe eating grass. Five minutes later, I was at the zoo staring up at the giraffe. It looked happy to see everyone. A zoo keeper slowly approached the giraffe. The giraffe turned around so everyone could see his surprisingly greasy tail. The zookeeper zapped the giraffe and it let out a tiny shriek. Its eyes started to melt as if someone poured salt water on his eyes.
My Worst Then Best Day EVER! by Paul
One day, it was very very hot outside. I went to get a giraffe ice cream in the shop. It was so hot outside that one second later, it melted. I wanted a refund but decided not to ask for one. Then I went to a fast food restaurant called "Claudios" and bought a very greasy pizza with chips that I dipped into salt, vinegar and red sauce. Later that day, my father went to Boston for my cousin's communion and he has promised me that he will bring me home something nice. THE END
Week 29 My Day by Sean
On the day of my birthday my family went out for dinner. I got a greasy burger, brown chocolate ice cream and a toy giraffe. After we ate our food, my dessert of ice cream melted so I threw it in the bin. When we got home, it was very late so we went to bed.
The next day I played on Ps4 with my friends for a couple of hours. Afterwards, I went down for dinner where I got a burger and chips. When I finished my dinner, I went back on my Ps4 and I played some games. After a day of fun, I was exhausted so I went to bed at 9.00 p.m.
Week 29 School tour by Rhys
One Friday morning, I was extremely happy because I had a school tour that day. Before we went, our teacher asked, 'What animal do you want to see the most?'. I said a giraffe. Then we got on the bus and when we arrived we got some time to eat. I got chips with salt and a Coca Cola. The chips were so greasy! Then my friends ice cream melted. John brought his soccer ball so we played a game. Suddenly, the ball went into the rhino cave. I told my teacher that I saw a big brown giraffe. "Look at the penguins Miss" said one of the boys. "I see a train teacher, can we go on it" I pleaded. She said we could. "Look boys, I see monkeys eating bananas!" "Those flamingos are sleeping!" Then, we went to the shop where I bought a brown toy monkey before we went home.
Week 29 My Birthday by Benny
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I woke up at 7:30 on Monday and I was so excited! It was my birthday. I rushed downstairs and gobbled down my breakfast. I had to wait for my sister to wake up which took a while. My present was quite big. I opened it and saw a baby giraffe! He looked at me and smiled. We went to a cafe afterwards. We left the giraffe at home. I had greasy fries with a salty burger. For dessert, I had a melted brown chocolate ice-cream. When we came home the house was a mess. We couldn't find the giraffe. We had left the window open!
Week 29 Scuba Diving by Dylan
Today, I am going scuba diving for the first time.
I went to Jungle Jills swimwear and saw funny giraffe speedos but I decided on a cool shark scuba suit.
Before we went to the boat, we got McDonalds and I got a greasy Big Mac and salty chips.
I got a weirdly brown milkshake and a McFlurry that melted before I got to even touch it .
When we finally got out to sea, we dived into the water and I was amazed. I saw 4 dolphins and an array of beautifully colored fish.
I saw a huge fish coming towards me. It slammed into me .
I started to bleed……
Week 29 The Time Cafe by Liam O
One boiling hot day in a town in Spain, there was a cafe. The cafe was different because they served cooked giraffe, greasy brown salt and melted white chocolate on a plate with strawberry and raspberry. But…the most crazy thing was that they served old foods that you can't get anymore. Some say that they preserve the foods because the cafe was first established in 1697. Others say that there is a time portal somewhere in the building. One day, fifty soldiers barged into the building and ordered everyone to exit the building including the staff but the manager refused. He pointed a gun at the soldiers and ordered them to not search the building…they did it anyway. They searched the upstairs and the kitchen. Then they checked the basement and saw a portal two minutes later. They were never seen again….
Week 29 The Extraordinary Zoo by Kristupas
It's Wednesday and we're going to the zoo today. I'm very excited to see all of the brown giraffes. Dad told us to pack any type of food but I know there is a restaurant there that he might not be aware of. We had to wake up at eight o clock but we left home at eleven. Mom said I could get an ice-cream before we got there. While at the zoo, I ate most of my ice-cream and the rest melted. After a while, we went to see the seals and they told us the seals swim in real salt water. We went to the restaurant and they gave us and everyone a free greasy chicken wing. That was my day.
Week 29 Planet Strange By Joe
Yes, it really is a place that exists. Everything is odd on this planet. Most of the things are very different or completely the opposite to Earth. I'm visiting for a week and right now I'm at the zoo.
After a while of looking around, I finally saw something that I could sort of recognize. I didn't know what it was for a while and then I saw a sign that said : 'Giraffe'. Moments later, a greasy giraffe appeared to be melting in brown salt. Nobody really cared so I left quickly. Let's hope that the rest of my holiday isn't as strange as this zoo!
Week 29 A Day Out By Adam
We were in the zoo having fun while our mom and dad were in the cafe having a salty drink. After that, we went and saw a brown giraffe. We went to see what food was in the shop there and it had some weird greasy foods. We were having so much fun and we even found a pitch to play hurling in!!! When we were done hurling, we went home! The next day we went and bought a pet hamster. It is really cool and we love it!!! I was eating chocolate and it was so warm it melted! In the end we were really happy!!!
Week 29 The Cafe by Colin
I strolled into the new café "Melted Giraffe Café". The smell of brown salt and cooked giraffe was strong. The service was very nice and I got my chicken wings in no time. I ordered a 99 cone but it melted in my hand. After I finished my food, my fingers were very greasy. I washed my hands and left the café. I walked down to the beach and set up my blanket. Suddenly, I saw something glimmer out of the corner of my eye. I crawled over and dug it up. Unexpectedly, a gush of wind swept me up and dropped me in a weirdly strange land. "Where am I?" I muttered…
Week 29 The Zoo Adventure By Evan
'Mom can we go to the zoo today?'. 'Yes', she replied, with a smile on her face. So we got the car ready. And I put a dairy milk bar in my pocket before we went. A few minutes later. We're here I said. So we went in and had a look around. We saw some lions, cubs and zebras too. But then, we saw this weird giraffe which had brown spots on it. But then, the most unusual thing was it started to eat salt. Then I got bored so I took the bar from my pocket but it was melted and greasy so we went home. THE END.


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Giant quake coming? Feel for Earth tides
MASSIVE earthquakes, such as the one that triggered the Indian Ocean tsunami on 26 December 2004, could be predicted years in advance by monitoring tremors caused by "Earth tides".
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Sachiko Tanaka of the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention in Tsukuba, Japan, studied 1126 quakes that happened along the Sumatran fault, where the Eurasian plate …
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- You're not done, gotta do something with that pic! Post it on Facebook, Instagram and/or Twitter tagging @atlmovietours #AMTINSIDER #DragonCon2019 for an entry into the contest. Make sure your profile is public and your Facebook post is on our timeline or we (and our contest system Woobox) can't see it ;).
***Congrats! You just entered the #AMTINSIDER Challenge!
Remember though, more entries mean more chances to win!***
Remember though, more entries mean more chances to win!***
So how do you get more entries you ask?
- Go back to rule #1 and do it again OR take one of those handy dandy #AMTINSIDER stickers that your original Insider gave you, find literally anyone…yes we are encouraging you to talk to strangers…tell them about the contest, stick a sticker on the back of THEIR badge, take a picture with your sticker and your newly deputized AMT Insider w/ their sticker, post on social media w/ #AMTINSIDER and BAM, you got another entry!
- When you have deputized and taken pictures with so many people that you run out of stickers, go back to the beginning (yes, all the way at the top of this) and find an ORIGINAL #AMTINSIDER for sticker refills to continue playing.
Keep finding, deputizing and posting in order to win the grand prize!
Now a lot of people have stopped reading at this point and that's good…it's just you and me now so I'm going to give you some hints.
Tip #A – Yes, we know 'A' is not a number. On social media, all weekend, we are going to post hints about where the AMT Insiders are, so keep watching to get a leg up on your competition.
Tip #B – We only have 10,000 stickers so the more you use, the more your competition can't use.
Tip #C – We really hope people have stopped reading at this point to save us money because, throughout the weekend, the AMT Insiders will be at local restaurants, bars, and shops buying you appetizers, souvenirs, hangover medicine (looking at you "Brad") and more. So it is an opportunity to get a picture with their badge sticker and your badge sticker AND get free stuff! Watch social for the alerts!