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Mar 19, 2019
Conversation with John C. Reilly and Producer Alison Dickey Accompanies Screening of The Sisters Brothers on April 12 at the Castro Theatre
San Francisco, CA – SFFILM announced today that acclaimed actor John C. Reilly will be honored during the 2019 San Francisco International Film Festival with a special tribute, followed by a screening of Jacques Audiard's film The Sisters Brothers. The special tribute, which includes an intimate onstage conversation with John C. Reilly, takes place on Friday, April 12, 7:00 pm at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco. Reilly and Alison Dickey, a producer on The Sisters Brothers, are expected to attend and participate in a Q&A after the film.
"The depth that John C. Reilly gives to his art is captivating," said SFFILM Programmer Amanda Salazar. "He excels at every role he takes on and engages the audience in such a way that you become enamored by his charm and presence on screen."
John C. Reilly has established himself as one of the most versatile character actors working today, a performer capable of mining the depths of tragedy and cutting it up in the wildest comedy. That he was destined for a major career was apparent from his first film, Brian De Palma's Casualties of War (1989) when he was promoted from extra to a major supporting part. Roles as diverse as a pornographic actor in Boogie Nights (1997), a crooked 19th-century cop in Gangs of New York (2002), and a cuckolded husband in Chicago (2002), for which he received an Oscar nomination, further established Reilly's dramatic talent. Then in 2006, he played a dimwitted racecar driver in Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006), and moviegoers discovered a comic genius. Most recently, Reilly delicately balanced pathos and comedy to play his childhood idol Oliver Hardy in Stan & Oliie (2018), for which he received a Golden Globe nomination, and wore the black hat of an Old West assassin in Jacques Audiard's The Sisters Brothers (2018). This tribute to John C. Reilly and his brilliant career includes a conversation with the actor and a screening of The Sisters Brothers.
The Sisters Brothers
Jacques Audiard, USA/France/Romania/Spain 2018, 121 mins
Marvelously adapted from Patrick deWitt's novel, this picaresque Western tells the story of Eli (John C. Reilly) and Charlie (Joaquin Phoenix) Sisters, who are hired by the mysterious Commodore to kill Hermann Kermit Warm (Riz Ahmed), a prospector with a scientific approach to finding gold. Surprising and funny, violent and tender, filmmaker Jacques Audiard's visually sumptuous film takes a provocative tack for the genre that idealism and camaraderie offer more substantial rewards than whoring and killing. The Sisters Brothers is the winner of four César Awards, including Best Director.
Tickets to A Tribute to John C. Reilly: The Sisters Brothers are $25 for SFFILM members, $30 for the general public. Box office is open online now at sffilm.org.
For general information visit sffilm.org/festival.
For photos and press materials visit sffilm.org/press.
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2019 San Francisco International Film Festival
The longest-running film festival in the Americas, the San Francisco International Film Festival (SFFILM Festival) is an extraordinary showcase of cinematic discovery and innovation in one of the country's most beautiful cities. The 62nd edition runs April 10–23 at venues across the Bay Area and features nearly 200 films and live events, 14 juried awards with close to $40,000 in cash prizes, and upwards of 100 participating filmmaker guests.
SFFILM is a nonprofit organization with a mission to champion the world's finest films and filmmakers through programs anchored in and inspired by the spirit and values of the San Francisco Bay Area. Presenter of the San Francisco International Film Festival, SFFILM is a year-round organization delivering screenings and events to more than 75,000 film lovers and media education programs to more than 12,000 students and teachers annually. In addition to its public programs, SFFILM supports the careers of independent filmmakers from the Bay Area and beyond with grants, residencies, and other creative development services.
For more information visit sffilm.org.
This press release is available online at sffilm.org/press/releases.

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Northwest of Pythagorion in Samos, at an altitude of 125 meters above the sea level lies the Monastery of Panagia Spiliani, or the Virgin of the Cave.
This small church is dedicated to the Presentation of the Virgin Mary and it is built inside a large cave. The church hosts a marble icon of the Virgin Mary that is considered miraculous.
According to a legend, the icon was stolen by some strangers and while they were unloading from the boat, the icon fell into the sea and broke into pieces. Over a long period of time, the pieces carried by the sea traveled back to the island of Samos.
At that time the locals collected the pieces and the icon was put back to its original position.
Behind the church is a spring with holy water.


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Let me start off by saying that the title is hyperbolic. Just in case, you know, she has a heart condition and dies of natural causes or something. Also, she's not my neighbor exactly. When I think of neighbors, I think of people next door. She is on an adjacent street. But I have to pass by every day and this is what I see.
My boyfriend and I live in what is basically a middle class neighborhood. He unfortunately bought our home during the seller's market of 2007 and paid about a hundred grand more than what it is now worth. It makes me cry when I think about it, because for what he paid, we could move into my dream house now (a lakefront property) somewhere else. I am okay where we live, but I am not enamored by any means. Regardless, we're stuck for now.
Anyway, back to the neighbor. She is a renter in this duplex hovel. Her son apparently rents the other unit. Her house looks like no other on that street and really no other in the area. People around here keep their shit pretty tight. They make repairs when they are warranted. They plant pretty gardens. They decorate lightly and tastefully for the most part. They don't park cars on the lawn sort of thing around here. But these people do. They have four—two sedans, one tow truck, and a camper.
So, I dealt with the town building inspector on an anonymous basis for nearly a year about these people before it finally dawned on me that I was getting nowhere at all. He would show up, tell them to clean up, and they would say they would and not do it. Oh, and did I mention that they run a perpetual yard sale out of their makeshift junkyard? They do. Every weekend. For years.
Finally, a few weeks ago, I had a breakdown and then a breakthrough. I had friends come to visit from California and when I brought them to the house, that was what they commented upon when we drove by. I wrote the mayor and told him that this was unacceptable. One neighbor is single-handedly lowering our property value. I sent him pictures. And then...action. The police went by and issued a citation for the unauthorized garage sales. (You apparently get only a single permit per year and they had none.) They also have given them thirty days to get all vehicles on the property registered or removed. Victory. Except that...
Blight. They do not handle blight. The junk in the front can remain forever. They have no jurisdiction. The health department, they said, cannot go onto the property unless there is a specific health concern and they saw nothing to warrant it.
And so, I am at a loss as to how to proceed. The yard sales were obnoxious and I am glad they are over, but the JUNK! I want it gone.
Peanut gallery suggestions are welcome, because I am out of ideas that do not involve violence.


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- Wed Apr 04, 2018 3:11 pm
- Forum: I Ain't Been Shot Mum
- Topic: Double post
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Double post
Double post
- Wed Apr 04, 2018 3:04 pm
- Forum: I Ain't Been Shot Mum
- Topic: AFV Stats
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AFV Stats
I have purchased the main rules, but I was wondering if there is a stat chart for AFVs of WW2. I'm primarily interested in early WW2, or does it mean that I have to purchase the other books such as the blitzkrieg books?
- Wed Mar 07, 2018 10:28 am
- Forum: I Ain't Been Shot Mum
- Topic: New Player, few queries
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Re: New Player, few queries
Thanks for that very helpful. My question on spotting is "Is it just blinds you need to spot?" as it says that if a unit is on a blind and fires it is spotted, yet the modifiers say that to spot you get a +1 to spot a unit that is firing. Or is this talking about units such as snipers that are hidde...
- Tue Mar 06, 2018 9:52 am
- Forum: I Ain't Been Shot Mum
- Topic: New Player, few queries
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New Player, few queries
Hi Guys. Just downloaded the games rules this weekend and have a couple of questions. Firstly how do you handle transports? I understand that you could use infantry card to activate trucks with infantry in them but what about when they debus from the vehicle. Do you still activate the vehicles when ...
- Sun Mar 04, 2018 5:01 pm
- Forum: I Ain't Been Shot Mum
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Re: Gaming Clubs - Finding a Club - Making Friends etc
Theres always Nortampton
- Sun Jan 28, 2018 9:22 am
- Forum: Sharp Practice
- Topic: Seven Year war list.
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Seven Year war list.
Is there a list for seven years war anywhere?
- Fri Dec 22, 2017 7:47 am
- Forum: Dux Britanniarum
- Topic: Duxulator
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Re: Duxulator
I was thinking of something along the same lines except Elites 4 points Warriors 3 points Levy 2 points Skirmishers 1 point one point for abilities i.e. shield wall or 1 point if mounted so an elite unit mounted becomes 5 points or 2 points if Shock Cavalry Then 3 points for a status three noble and...
- Wed Dec 13, 2017 5:38 pm
- Forum: Dux Britanniarum
- Topic: Duxulator
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In game such as COC we have the CoCulator where we can basically build our own forces. The samething exists to an extent in Sharpes Practice, but what about DUX where the army lists are pretty much set. I very much want to build my own army strengths not only for Saxon/Romano Brits/Picts etc but als...
- Sun Dec 10, 2017 6:34 pm
- Forum: Sharp Practice
- Topic: FIW/SYW Uniforms
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FIW/SYW Uniforms
Let me first of all say I know very little about this period but I have been building both a French and British army for this French Indian Wars. It struck me that maybe I could use these figures for the Seven Year War but I don't know how similar the uniforms are. Can anyone tell me if the uniforms...
- Sun Oct 29, 2017 1:45 pm
- Forum: Chain of Command
- Topic: Gepanzerte panzer grenadier squad size
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Principle #7 – The Power of Storytelling
Let's talk about the spinning top.
It's spinning and spinning and the audience, we're waiting for it to fall over. And then – cut to black.
I mean… Are you kidding me? I want to know if it falls over or not. And we're all rooting for it to fall over, but we will never know. Enraged, furious, discussing and rewatching the movie, again and again, to find out if he is in a dream or not.
I'm talking about Inception of course, and I hope you've seen it. If not, go ahead and do that. And I mean, is it a stroke of genius or was it a mistake to use the cliffhanger? And is a cliffhanger even worth it using it at the end of the story? Let's find out in this new episode.
Hi, I'm Diana, and this is Story Artist.
You're probably familiar with the term, but let's still define cliffhanger. It's supposed to come from a serialized version of Tom Hardy's book where one of his protagonists is literally left hanging on the cliff at the end of the story. So what does it mean? It means that you never give an answer to a matter of life and death.
You never fully release the tension. You never fully give answers to the questions raised in your story. And is it a good idea to do so? How can you use this tool? Because this tool can be quite powerful. But how can you use it in order to be effective?
Recently the final season of The Man In The High Castle was released and it got quite bad reviews because it was left hanging on a cliff. It has a cliffhanger as an ending in the final episode, where the people would walk through the portal and it's like: Where are they coming from? They're coming from everywhere. Who are these people? What's everywhere? We don't know, and we're left hanging on a cliff.
It can be quite a difficult question. So today we're going to discuss the why, the when, and the how of the cliffhanger, because it's quite a powerful tool in the storytelling arsenal if you know how to use it right.
Why a Cliffhanger?
Let's talk about the why first.
Why end on a cliffhanger? The obvious reason is to raise tension and to leave the reader anticipating more. And it makes absolute sense.
If you are stopping with a cliffhanger in the middle of your story or at the end of an episode or at the end of a serialized book or at the end of a chapter, for example – we are going to talk about it more in-depth in the WHEN section. So the why is to raise tension, to build anticipation and to leave your reader wanting more so that they cannot stop reading or watching or whatever medium you're walking on.
But they cannot stop. And they cannot go out of your story because you leave them hanging with tension. If you end on a cliffhanger and the story is over, it's obviously to provoke discussion. So why did Nolan do that? He did it because he wanted to end the story on something that would provoke discussions. And it definitely did.
I mean, Nolan's kind of, he likes those cliffhanger endings. He did the same in Memento and it provoked discussions. I mean, everybody who's watched inception can discuss endless hours about whether he was in a dream or not and bring arguments. And it might be a stroke of genius if you do it right.
But with The Man In The High Castle, the cliffhanger was more of a confusing moment rather than something: is it? Or is it not? And this is something of that R. L. Stine says. We're going to talk about it in the HOW section, but just for now, the WHY is to provoke discussions and to leave your reader wanting more, even if the story's over.
When to use a Cliffhanger?
So let's talk about when to end on a cliffhanger.
The best use for ending on a cliffhanger is inside your story. So, for example, at the end of a chapter, at the end of a paragraph, or if it's a serialized fiction piece at the end of every episode, every series.
You can also use this amazing tool with content marketing, and with emailing, for example. If you end an email like this or, but then the next email is to come, obviously in a couple of days and a couple of the next days. Or you can end, let's say with a blog post, if you normally divide your blog posts into sections, or you have a series of blog posts. But let's talk about one first.
When you divide it into sections, it's good to end with a cliffhanger. By the ending of a section, when you go into the next one when you have like 5 hacks to lead a more productive life, and then by the end of the first half, you end with a cliffhanger and release the tension in the second or third hack for example.
This way you force the reader to go on reading because he wants to find out the answer to the question you're raising. He wants to release the tension. You can do this with a blog post or at the ending of paragraphs and blog posts, emailing, YouTube videos, podcasts – if you want them to listen to the next podcast.
So with every piece of serialized fiction or in the middle of your story, it's an amazing tool. By the end of your story, it's quite tricky. But I like what R. L. Stine suggested with the cliffhanger ending. And he likes to do it because it obviously fits the genre. And this is one of the other very important examples: It has to fit the genre.
I don't think that romance readers will appreciate if you end with a cliffhanger. I really don't. I don't think that historical movies or period pieces will appreciate a cliffhanger ending. Not so much. It has to be science fiction. It has to be horror. It has to be something that is quite supernatural or fits into that niche because the genre does kind of expect that.
But you have to be careful about this. This is why the ending of Chris Nolan's film works better than The Man In The High Castle. First of all, because The Man In The High Castle's ending is a serialized TV piece with several seasons. I don't think it's a good way to do that because you had the readers or the audience invested into that for such a long time, and you really want to answer all those questions and you really want to bring those character arcs to a satisfying ending.
And the problem with The Man In The High Castle is that it was not only a cliffhanger, but it was really, really confusing. So what you want to do instead, let's get back to R. L. Stein's trick, you answer all those questions, you bring it to a satisfying ending. And in the very end, when the reader thinks everything's fine, you raise the question: Or is it?
And this is the thing that Chris Nolan did. So he brought everything to a satisfying ending, and we have this amazing of Cobb, he returns home to his kids. And then you have this spinning top. And he asks: Or is it?
So this is an amazing device if you want to end on the cliffhanger. But be aware if you do that, you might raise a lot of discussions and you might scare off readers who actually wanted to see a happy ending for your character, or at least a satisfying one. One where all of the questions are answered.
How to use a Cliffhanger?
Let's talk about the how.
So there're actually only two possible scenarios for ending on a Cliffhanger or bringing in a cliffhanger, and it's:
– Some new information enters the scene, and that raises a question your reader needs to have answered
– the character gets into a situation where you don't know how he's gone and get out of it, because it's quite tricky and it might be a matter of life and death, but it doesn't have to be, it just has to be tricky and it just has to fit the context of the story in order to raise this question: how the heck is he or she going to get out there?
Now, let me introduce the open-loop technique. I heard about it in a Andrew Chaperone's from tiny little businesses email course, and it's quite simple. But it kind of blew me away.
And the open loop is the technique of when you raise a question, introduce something, you raise some new information, and then you move on to something else.
And there is like: What? I need this answered. Why isn't he answering it? Where's the answer? And you have to read.
For example, for this course, it was about email. So if you raise this question about something new and then you move on, the reader has to read the next email because his brain won't let him do otherwise.
He has to finish the thought. He has to answer the question.
Let me give you an example. If in an email you say: I know one amazing secret of success that will turn every reader into a fan. But then I move on, talking about something else, about productivity, blah, blah, blah. Or I say: Let's talk about it in the next meal. First I want to tell you this.
You're like: What? Okay, I need to find out the secret. What is this amazing secret?
Or if you're talking about fitness, I have an amazing diet that will blow you away and you will lose, I dunno how many pounds in how many weeks, but something that really works. But I'll talk to you about it in the next section. First, let's explore healthy living. You're like: What? Okay, this is a cliffhanger and I need to know that. So I'm going to keep reading. I'm gonna keep reading the next section, paragraph, the next email in order to find out.
And this is an amazing technique, both for fiction and nonfiction as well. So you can introduce it in fiction, too.
You can bring up some new information or some new person, and then move on to the next chapter, to another POV, for example, or you have something else happening that prevents this question from resolving right now. They're starting to talk and the main character says, okay, I have this new information. Have you heard about that? And before they can start talking about it, something happens and they have to flee, blah, blah, blah, and you need to know: What was he talking about? I need to resolve this. I need to find the answer to this question.
And this is an amazing tool, an open loop, be it in fiction, be it in nonfiction.
So a cliffhanger is all about raising intention and about creating a sense of urgency. And this sense of urgency has to prevail in every piece of content. Fiction, nonfiction, blog posts, marketing, sales, speech even.
You can use cliffhangers in sales pages in order for your reader to finish your sales page. You can use it to really strategically open a new loop and then finish the loop at the end of your sales page. Or if your reader is asked to click somewhere in order to find out.
But make sure that you find a plausible reason to withhold this information from your reader. Because if your reader feels teased, if he has the impression I'm just getting teased here and it's no fun. He's just withholding this information for no reason at all. He will feel cheated.
Instead bring in something new, some new information. For example: , I'm going to tell you this secret of how to turn readers into superfans, but first, you need to understand this and this principle in order to understand the secret.
Okay, this makes sense, you tease him but then you have to explain this principle. And I don't feel cheated because I feel like, okay, if I need to understand this first, I'm going to read this first in order to find out.
The same with fiction. Bring in some plausible reasons, not just, okay, I have this piece of information, but I'm not going to tell you right now. Why not?
And you have to create this sense of urgency with every piece of content. Because, in this day of age, people don't really finish reading content. And I know from myself, like when I watch YouTube videos, I'm just scrolling forward.
I'm just doing something parallelly. Like I'm listening to that. I'm working on that. I'm commuting. And our attention is always on demand, and we are battling for the attention of our readers. So a cliffhanger is a huge, huge thing. It's an amazing tool. It's an amazing weapon in the battle for the attention of your reader.
So be sure to use it right. Be sure to use it in order not to disappoint your reader and make him furious and angry. But to raise tension, create a sense of urgency and then move him along the story. It's really important to not reveal everything at once. If you do this, you have lost.
For example, if you have a blog posts and blog posts, and you have subdividing titles, don't reveal everything in the title. Why should I read the section if you said everything in the subtitle? Make the subtitle instead a cliffhanger. Something that leaves the reader hanging, and he's like: okay, I need to read the section in order to understand the subtitle in order to have this question answered that you as the author raise in the subtitle. And this is a mistake. Many, many authors make.
The same with email. The same with storytelling. Don't try to squeeze exposition, explanation, information into huge blocks. Instead raise questions and answer them as the story's progressing and make sure that there's always one or several questions that are creating this sense of tension and urgency in your story. If there are no questions hanging in the air, there's no real reason to finish reading your story.
You have to make sure there is always one or several questions hanging in there. And once you answer one, because we need it in this very moment in your story, make sure to raise another one. And bring it to the very end of your story. You can end with a cliffhanger if it fits your audience, but the cliffhanger is most powerful when used inside the story in order to bring your reader through the story as it is progressing.
There's one huge mistake that many authors and writers and bloggers make that cost them a lot of readers, literally losing readers. And they could fix this mistake really easily. What it is and how to do this, I'm going to tell you in the next episode. Yeah, it was an open loop, but you will get the answer to the cliffhanger in the next episode.


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Star Trek: The Original Series, KLINGON DISRUPTOR - Toy Upgrade
replica movie prop weapon
This isn't a real prop-replica. It's a toy. This is an old Playmates Klingon Disruptor that I upgraded. Basically I improved the disruptor by cutting away the plastic 'power rails' between the body and beak-nosed emitter head and replacing them with aluminum tubes. The toy was also given a completely new paint job, especially the silly see-thru red emitter section. Other than the added length provided by the aluminum power-rails, the upgraded disruptor is the same size (kid size) as the original toy and has the same two sound-feffects. I replace the original grain-o-wheat light bulb with a bright red LED.
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It's Complicated…
What does it mean to be complicated? How can we manage complexity when we scale up systems? Why do people find it horrifying when the internal complexity of monolithic apps is replaced by a "death star" diagram of the relationships between microservices? Why do people expect complex adaptive systems to behave predictably? How does complicated relate to intuitive? Why is one of the most complicated things we own, our smartphone, easy to use by 2 year olds?
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Middle School Matters – Sept 07, 2018
General Announcements
Parent Volunteers:
MAP Growth Assessment: Next week Monday - Thursday mornings from 8:10 - 8:45 all middle school students will be taking the MAP Growth Assessment. Please help your student(s) be at their best by getting a good night's rest and starting each morning with a healthy breakfast. For more information about the MAP Growth Assessment you can view NWEA's Parent Guide .
Fifth Grade:
Survival Camp: Thur Sept 27 - Fri Sept 28. Parent volunteer forms are due Tues Sept 11. Thank you to all of those who signed up to bring food for camp! We will send an email reminder closer to camp reminding you of what you signed up to bring.
Band: Music Making is underway! All students need a case tag with their name and address on it (I have free ones, come see me if you still need one, tried to get them all out there). All students need a book, folder, and all have their instruments. First full band today, so excited to get going with all of them at once. All students know about 3-5ish or more notes. Reading music from the staff is essential, so we will work hard on making sure they can read the notes and name them as well as know how to finger, blow, etc. You can help! Encourage regular practice - ask them lots of questions! Have them show you what they know. New skills are exciting to realize and develop! See the book for links to videos and play alongs and all sorts of free cool online offers from Traditions of Excellence.
Bible: This week we have been thinking like archaeologists! Students have learned about where and how archaeologists dig, what they find, and how archaeological digs help us to better understand the Bible. Next week archaeologist Neal Bierling will join us to share stories of his digs in the Middle East and Peru. We will begin digging Friday Sept 14.
Language Arts: This past week we were introduced to our ipads and how to use them. So for next week, we will continue to work on our Melvin Bubble perspective projects. Also, we will delve into our survival unit with numerous activities and wonderful books. Students will bring home their first individualized spelling lists and will be tested on those words on Friday.
Math: We are already wrapping up our first chapter - that flew by! The test is Wednesday Sept. 12 and the review is due Tuesday Sept. 11. Please check your child's answers with this answer key . Make sure your child is practicing their math facts - our goal is to get math facts down to a minimum of 3 seconds per fact.
Music: We have sung lots of songs, and listened and learned some new ones, and are going to be working on notation reading skills/theory as well.
Science: We're learning about and making some scientific models this week. Our first area of study will be modeling shadows and what observations of those might tell us about movement of the sun and Earth.
Social Studies: This past week, students finished studying various bodies of waters and landforms. They will begin looking at maps next week, exploring geographic tools.
Spanish: We are learning our class routines and will begin our curriculum on the 11th. I can't believe how much they remember from last year. Fantastico!
Sixth Grade:
Devotion Sign-up: Sign up to lead devotions for our 6th Graders on a Thursday (8:00-8:10am) this school year. We love to have parents and guests come to share a story, song, verse, prayer or devotional with us.
Chicken Checkup & Got Yolk?: The 6th Graders have a chicken and egg business called "Got Yolk?" and will be caring for our 49 chickens and selling eggs this year. Most of these responsibilities are carried out during the school day as there is a team of students assigned to care for the chickens each week. The team is also in charge of feeding and watering the chickens once on Saturday and once on Sunday for the weekend following their week of responsibility during the school day. After determining which Team your child is on, please sign up to take care of chores on the weekend. If your child has questions, he or she should contact the "Eggsecutive Council" member on his or her team. The Eggsecutives will work closely with Mr. Hoo to keep the chickens happy and to get the business running smoothly!
Service Project: 6th Graders will be serving in our community on Thu Sept 27 and Fri Sept 28. Please sign up to help make this a meaningful experience for our students.
Band: Practice calendars are out, and our first quiz was today. Please encourage a regular practice schedule - we have pages in our book to work on and sheet music too! Practice calendars are due at the end of Sept - this is new. 160 minutes for this first month is an A as we gradually begin. GO BAND!
Bible: Students are working on projects to understand who waited in the Bible, what they were waiting for, how they waited, and what they learned about God through their process of waiting. We will present our projects in class to learn from each other.
Choir: We have sung a lot of songs and learned a drum solo for Yesu Azali Awa. You might have heard this drum solo a few times.
Social Studies: This past week, students focused their studies on our first theme of geography- location. They explored how to find absolute locations using latitude and longitude and learned more about maps. Next week, students will finish studying maps and will begin their focus on our second theme- regions.
Language Arts: Students had "Tech Boot Camp" this past week, so next week we will continue to review the parts of speech.
Math: In math we will continue studying measurement and decimal computation. We will spend time reviewing and preparing for our first test on Friday, Sept 14. Each student has a study guide and practice test to complete by Wednesday.
Orchestra: We are off to a wonderful beginning in orchestra! Practice time is 20 minutes every week and almost everyone is off to a great start and handed in 2 weeks of minutes. We have pages in our books and sheet music as well.
Science: Students are running various investigations simultaneously - they've done a great job working together to stay organized when making observations. We will work with microscopes this week.
Spanish: We are learning our class routines and will begin our curriculum on the 11th. Students should have brought home a course description hand out. This can also be found on Moodle.
Seventh Grade:
Algebra (7th): Today we wrapped up our first chapter and next week we will begin chapter two studying properties of real numbers.
Band: Practice calendars are out, and our first quiz was today. Please encourage a regular practice schedule - we have pages in our book to work on and sheet music too! Practice calendars are due at the end of Sept - this is new. 160 minutes for this first month is an A as we gradually begin.
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Choir: We are singing and studying and learning about the Erie Canal. Projects will begin soon about this song and the history of the Erie Canal!
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Pre-Algebra (Kiser): Next week we will be working heavily with integers (positive and negative numbers).
Orchestra: We have lots of new music to work on in 7th grade and everyone is working to hand in the practice sheets each week! 20 minutes per week!
Science: We will be doing a study of Mono Lake and the unique ecosystem there.
Spanish: Unit 6 is underway! We are learning how to say - sit down, stand up and yells at. Should make for some fun stories this coming week!
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Band: Practice calendars are out, and our first quiz was today, Sep 06. Please encourage a regular practice schedule - we have pages in our book to work on and sheet music too! Practice calendars are due at the end of Sept - this is new. 160 minutes for this first month is an A as we gradually begin.
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Bible (Van Noord): Bible Verse Rock Presentations began Sep 06. Ask which verse your student chose and why.
Choir: We are doing a unit on music/genres and what we like, and sharing a playlist. Lots of discussion on what is ok for a Christian to listen to, etc.
Geometry: We will have our first unit test on Monday.
Language Arts: 8th graders continue to do research for NHD. In the coming week, students will learn more about creating a Bibliography and preparing to create an outline for their essay.
Pre-Algebra: Next week we will be working heavily with integers (positive and negative numbers).
Science: Our first I-check will be next week Tuesday. We then will continue our study of planetary science looking into what causes seasons on Earth.
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This could also be a case of they want him but he has zero clue the offer is even happening.
I find it hard Gosling would cave-into a Disney production while trying his best to remove himself from his Mickey Mouse Club days by taking serious indie projects, he's also been very cautious to stay clear of these types of movies.
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I am creating a trust which will largely be an educational scholarship. I have no heirs and my assets contain Traditional IRAs (46%) and Roth IRAs (24%). To avoid the after-death tax bite, I want the trust to push that legacy into a 501(c)(3). I could designate my alma mater university as the host/administrator but I would rather make it less parochial. In other words, I would like the scholarships open to a wider audience; to broaden the opportunity, giving applicants some institutional choice.
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Corgan goes on Howard Stern show in June 2012 to promote new work by his band.
Then goes on Alex Jones show in July 2012 to talk HAARP, 'Illuminati' and the NWO.
Has a long history with Courtney Love. Has said of Kurt Cobain that 'the guy obviously had problems' mentally and emotionally which explains suicide.
Yeah this one I don't trust.
Lately alot of people who have pasts that connect to Satanism, music industry or entertainment biz are showing up on Jone's show. Its not to say that from their perspective, without being RA Survivors or MILAB/human experimentees-that they dont simply just exist on a level of reality where they havent seen how deep this all goes or all the activities this covers (like gang stalking etc).
I cant imagine however that they wouldnt realize Jones is suspect. That's what makes me stop, think and just simply disbelieve anyone involved in the entertainment industries who goes on Jone's show.
I WANT to believe their genuine. I want allies for TI's and Survivors who are alternative and actually have the pull to get people to listen.
Perhaps even, they are targeted due to non compliance, knowing too much etc and they simply dont talk about it but are countering the situation by presenting it on Jone's show.
They just havent been dragged deep enough into the abyss to understand the other levels that exist-that Jone's behavior at OCCUPY Austin revealed him to be a fake, even a sabotuer. His little games he plays with other media figures like Geraldo when both of them are obviously in on it. His rants about using guns and violence to solve problems connected to harassment.
His choosing the Patriot side in the Patriot/Anarchist divide-both of which contain heavy numbers of operatives and agents and who have done gang stalking on Targeted Individuals and Survivors.
Could it be that these artists simply do not have enough damaging information? Or that they are actually trapped at a level of holding pattern where the system offers help and a chance at activism from someone like Jones who seems to be a legit way to fight back, but is actually just another controlled level of the system? In other words, yes, Jones is an agent but no, these gullible dont know that.
The celeb can only be suspected of being in on it if one believes that they too are fully aware of what they are involved in.
Many creative, talented people are under mind control from the entertainment industries and dont realize it.
Growing out of and leaving the entire deception surrounding being programmed is like leaving your home you've lived in for years, then leaving the neighborhood, then the city, the county..and onwards until you've left the limits of civilization as humans know it. How many people are willing to leave a familiar reality entirely?
Las Vegas is a perfect example. Look on a map and you'll see its a city in the desert. It just ends at its parameters. If you are in a building high enough up at night you can see the city lights just end and theirs nothing beyond but darkness.
How many people are going to be willing or brave or even curious enough to venture out that far-past the parameters?
Especially ones who have successful careers and social networks which provide incentives NOT to venture too far and abandon them.
Its an entitely new way of life out here.
Every successful Target lives outside the accepted reality of the Western world. We are successful becuz we've avoided being labeled which of course would gaurantee the lowest status possible in the majority reality as well as sealing our fate as discredited.
Many TIs provide enough of a body of work that stacks up against the enemy's attempts to take us prisoner-like a fortress, and many of us also have info that could damage lives so we use this as leverage.
Gang Stalking is the enemy attacking that little safe area, the fortress, every day in an attempt to take us prisoner back to their world. The accepted reality and perceptions of the public and the oppressive power structure that runs their world.
Many of us are seeking a new place to pioneer, free of the influence of and out of the grasp of the system that protects that majority's reality so viscously.
After we secure a fortress many of us plan our big get away-an escape from this reality entirely. For those TIs who are not in so deeply often leaving their country where difficulty started is enough.
Sadly many hopeful Targets find the GS system follows them internationally. For a lifetime.
Who but those with no other options would want to disconnect themselves from society? Artists with ongoing successful careers have options.
The only thing I can think of is that theyve been toyed with, screwed over or targeted and these actions are their counter moves. They perhaps arent insightful enough from their perspective to know Jones and others like him are actually part of the system.
Just like certain TI forums and acrivist groups, these things are holding areas for wayward Targets or Survivors.
Picture a little fishy who swims from the big pond and ends up in a smaller pool of water away from the main area, with a small water passage to it. Thus the runnaway fishies are held in this area, believing they escaped yet are connected to the big pond.
This is a trick they pull on TIs who are newly informed about GS and related subjectmatter.
The decision one makes from there-to either accept the strangely socially acceptable 'alternative' culture of Jones, conspiracy theories etc-or to see the inconsistencies of this level and continue truth seeking, is often dependent on what the Target has going for them that tethers them to the accepted majority reality.
For some of us seeking out lies and deceptions is absolutely compulsory. Its part of our natures.
Then again, these people coming forward might be simply doing what they need to do to stay successful, retain protection from being exposed for behaviors, crimes etc. They may be fully aware of the deception taking place and take part for their own benefit.
Its hard to tell. The most stubborn and true of us are always completely cut off from society with no power.
Especially those of us who see what Jones and the like are really up to.
We most of all are kept from knowing whats really going on in reality. Its just as a Mex gang stalker said once in San Antonio "..yes, but you can be controlled".
Many people know that TIs are people who cannot be bought, intimidated or coaxed into selling out so the only thing the system can do is control us so we remain powerless, blacklisted and silenced without a voice in the majority reality.
It makes it hard to determine if these artists coming forward are part of the deception or if they are just using their fame, wealth and power to protect themselves and provide a voice.
When one asks why Jones doesnt ask say me or other hard hit, long suffering activists on his show (or any of the many alternative shows that deals with these subjects) instead of celebrity artists who do not have a clear motive for their activism, one can only answer that these people are still a part of the system. Whether they are willingly deceptive or simply being fooled themselves is always in question.
Corgan's former associations and actions are suspect. Yet he may have become targeted and changed his mindset.
If he knows so much why isnt he dead? Why is he going on Howard Stern's show who's been a well known perp for years just one month prior to Jone's show?
Mustaine recently claimed at a concert that Obama planned the lone shootings that have occurred. That is not activism.
Have i ever posted such accusations? No becuz Obama is not privy to every single classified action going on out there. He might also be on a tight leash himself and know intuitively that whatever is going on he's gotta go with it.
Here is a president who also spoke of a New World Order. Yet he spoke of it like he was a mere pawn-"..a new world order everyone seems to want..". Yes but what about he himself? Deep down-is this what Barry would really want for humanity?
Most of the people being used to pull this off cant even trust themselves for f*cks sake. Looking for gurus in this is very detrimental to finding the truth or understanding when it is found.
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text: The Scottish art-punk unit Skids formed in Dunfermline in 1977. Made up of the dramatic vocalist Richard Jobson, guitarist Stuart Adamson, bassist William Simpson, and drummer Tom Kellichan, the group released the solitary "Factors" independently No Poor label before putting your signature on to Virgin. After two even more singles, "Lovely Suburbia" and "The Saints Are Arriving," Skids came into the U.K. TOP with "In to the Valley," included on the 1979 debut LP Frightened to Dance, an excellent document from the anthemic acoustic guitar riffs and chanted choruses which typified the very first phase from the group's music. Making use of their second work, 1979's arty Times in Europa (made by Become Bop Deluxe's Expenses Nelson), Skids obtained a set of Best 20 strikes with "Masquerade" and "Doing work for the Yankee Buck." Problems loomed, nevertheless, as Jobson's significantly grandiose programs for the group's music alienated not merely their fans but additionally their own tempo section, and both Simpson and Kellichan had been over by enough time of 1980's The Total Game, documented with bassist Russell Webb and drummer Mike Baillie. By 1981's Pleasure, only Jobson continued to be from Skids' unique lineup. Ahead of recording the recording, Adamson quit to create his personal group, the internationally effective Big Nation. After Pleasure failed commercially and critically, Skids officially disbanded; Jobson quickly returned like a single artist before developing the Armoury Display and beginning a profession like a broadcaster.


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Banana Shire receives drought declaration status
Banana Shire receives drought declaration status
The entire Banana Shire has been drought-declared.
Up until Tuesday morning, only the eastern part of the Shire was drought declared, that was until Agricultural Minister Mark Furner announced that the western part of the shire would also receive drought declaration status.
The addition of the western section of the Shire came after the Minister accepted the recommendation of the local drought committee.
Banana Shire was one of four partially drought declared shires to have their declaration area extended, while five complete shires were also added to the list of drought-declared local government areas.
It means that 65.2 per cent of Queensland is now officially still in drought going into the winter months.
Mr Furner said the declaration allowed the government to target assistance to primary producers who were doing it tough and supporting agricultural industries and jobs in the process.
Mr Furner said the area received significantly-below average rainfall over the last year and the rainfall they did receive had little impact on breaking the ongoing drought.
He said central Queensland received recent rainfall triggering some winter crop planting such as forage oats, barley and chickpeas, but follow-up rain was essential.
Banana Shire Mayor Nev Ferrier said now that the entire Shire has been drought-declared he urged primary producers doing it tough as a result of dry conditions to consider taking advantage of the assistance programs offered by the government.


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Arnold is an inventor and a robot programmer.
However, he still loves good old things from times before ever present electronics, jazz on vinyl and his beautiful old car.
He enjoys visiting the bar called Maybe Tomorrow.
Possibly because the barmaid Alica who gives the place a soul.
Probably due to his introvert character he plays part in humorous situations.
Sitting on his bar chair, he seems more like a passive observer, but he unconsciously affects the world nearby so that he changes not only the bar itself but also his own life.