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Everybody's favorite Disney villain Maleficent will be returning for a sequel, which is set to begin shooting in April 2018.
According to Omega Underground, Disney is moving forward with the sequel to 2014's live-action Maleficent film, which starred Angelina Jolie as the titular (misunderstood) Disney villain.
The sequel is going to be directed by Joachim Rønning, who directed Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales and is rumored to be directing Pirates of the Caribbean 6. This could mean that Pirates 6 will be several years away now as the director is currently busy with Maleficent 2.
Production design will be handled by Patrick Tatopoulous, who was responsible for "dark" films like Justice League, Dark City and Independence Day.
There's no word yet on what the plot of Maleficent 2 will be, as the first film essentially turned the Sleeping Beauty story on its ear. Where they could go from here is anybody's guess.
Stay tuned to The Kingdom Insider for more information on both Maleficent 2 and Pirates 6 as we hear it.
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Proposal: INFRARED love
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Many of you will not remember having been INFRARED, on account of a previous clone of you having earned a higher clearance. However, I nonetheless implore you to think back to the days your previous clone had at INFRARED clearance, and then to notice the shabby state of the INFRARED rules.
Accordingly, effective immediately, the rule 'Slander' is to be amended to read
Slander is disharmonious, which leads to unhappiness. Accordingly, any Citizen who posts a blog post that constitutes slander of an Officer will have his Treason score increased by one. A statement is slanderous if (1) any Officer with a Clearance Level of VIOLET or higher says so in a comment to that blog post, or (2) the statement satisfies such requirements as are issued in a blog post from time to time by an OFFICER with a Clearance Level of Green or higher that have not been superseded by a subsequent blog post by an Offier with a higher Clearance Level, or with ULTRAVIOLET Clearance.
Additionally, double rations of love are available this week. The rule 'Thank you for your loyalty, Citizen!' is amended to read
Within 24 hours of the Enactment of a proposal they authored, a Citizen may raise their Clearance by one level.
The passing of this proposal satisfies all love quotas for the month.
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Google I/O 2015: Android Wear update will make apps glanceable, actionable and effortless just like seeing time on a watch
After announcing Android M, Google has announced new update for Android Wear, which is inspired by how we have used to see time on a watch. Google says it already has 4,000 apps built specifically for Android Wear.
Android Wear watches will include an always on display to not only save time but always on apps as well. This will show apps in glance mode depending on your location and what you are doing.
The update will also bring wrist gestures without touching the display. You can simply flick your wrist to go through a list. Google is also adding a "draw and emoji" feature.
Google is also changing the launcher that will make apps glanceable, actionable and effortless just like seeing time on a watch.


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By: W. Scott West, MD There is a quote attributed to Winston Churchill; "If you're going through hell, keep going." Things are different for all of us and will be for quite a while. We need to keep going. A virus has changed how we live. Some people have lost their lives; some have lost… Read More
Mental Health Problem Solving Amid Pandemic
Collaborative Care Team: A Winning Strategy for Depression Treatment
By: W. Scott West, MD Effectively treating depression requires a committed team effort across the continuum of care, beyond just between the therapist and the patient. This is especially true when utilizing innovative technologies like Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy to target depression. As a psychiatrist, I have been specializing in TMS Therapy for 10… Read More
New Year's Resolution: Treat Your Depression
By: W. Scott West, MD Following New Year's Day, many people will pursue changes in their life directed toward an improvement in the quality of their lives. Frequently, this includes health and finance. However, an often unrecognized and underappreciated issue is depression. One of the blessings of being in the clinical practice of psychiatry is… Read More
Understanding the Range and Severity of Depression Comorbidities
By: W. Scott West, MD Depression is a complex and challenging brain disorder for those who suffer to manage. But, what happens when other illnesses are added to depression? It only creates more challenges. In the medical field, we call this comorbidity, and it happens with frequency. Conditions associated with depression include anxiety, post-traumatic stress… Read More
How Mental Health Impacts Teen and Young Adult Development
By: W. Scott West, M.D. Growing up is difficult, and growing up to be a healthy and functional adult is a challenge in itself. Several things complicate the process. The development process is similar to what happens when we build something. Think of it like constructing a house. If we have the structure of the… Read More
Press Release: neuroCare Centers of America Growth Continues, Strategic Partnership Adds Second Nashville-area Clinic
Nashville NeuroCare Therapy and ThriveLogic Partner to Expand Clinical Expertise, Technologies and Treatment Protocols to Better Serve Mental Health Communities NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 27, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Nashville NeuroCare Therapy, the flagship neuroCare Centers of America clinic in Tennessee, announced a strategic partnership with ThriveLogic TMS + NeuroHealth (ThriveLogic) to better serve the needs of those suffering from depression, anxiety, ADHD, and insomnia… Read More
Leveraging Advanced Technology to Treat Depression at the Source
By: W. Scott West, MD Technology continues to advance at a rapid pace across various industries, which closely mirrors the rate of adoption and usage of technological developments. Both businesses and consumers are increasingly utilizing robust technology in everyday life, and the healthcare segment is one such industry that strives to lead the pack when… Read More
Discovering TMS and Its Importance
Recently a couple of patient discussions happened that prompted me to reflect on my own TMS journey, which I'd like to share in this blog as three stages: discovery, adoption, and advocacy. DiscoveryIn the early-mid '90s, I referred a young lady who had been struggling with depression to a residential treatment center in New England…. Read More
Improving TMS Therapy as Technology Advances
Healthcare treatment approaches change over time as discoveries and new technologies are tested and refined. The process of evidence-based research, learning and continuous improvement carries over for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy for depression treatment. As a refresher, TMS Therapy utilizes a safe, non-invasive magnetic pulse technology to stimulate brain activity at the area where… Read More
What does Esketamine have to do with TMS Therapy?
What does Esketamine have to do with TMS? While this blog focuses on Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy for depression, as good practice, I like to share my thoughts on new treatment options as they become available. Whether it's advances in technologies, psychotherapy approaches or the latest medication, I'm committed to informing my patients on… Read More
Industry Meeting: Highlights and Insights in the TMS Field
Last week, February 21 – 23, 2019, I attended the Clinical TMS Society's annual meeting held in vibrant Vancouver, Canada. For the sixth year, this conference bought together TMS providers and researchers from across the globe to discuss the pulse of the industry, discoveries, and what's on the horizon for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) technology as… Read More
Snapshot of Patient Success Stories with TMS Therapy for Depression
In this blog feature, while I typically discuss more of the mechanics and scientific aspects of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy for depression, this time I wanted to sidestep and highlight a handful of patient success stories for individuals that I'm currently treating to share their journey back to health. As a practicing psychiatrist, I… Read More
Q&A: Thrive Global and Dr. Scott West
I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Scott West, Medical Director of ThriveLogic TMS + Neurohealth and Nashville NeuroCare Therapy in Nashville, Tennessee. A nationally-recognized and board-certified psychiatrist with more than 30 years of experience in clinical depression, Dr. West brought the NeuroStar Advanced Therapy technology to Nashville and became the first physician in Tennessee to offer… Read More
What do we know about Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy?
It is sometimes helpful to recap where we are so we can make the best decisions about how to move forward. It helps to look at the facts and be realistic about where we are, what we know and what more we can learn to gain a fuller understanding of something in its current state… Read More
Seasonal Affective Disorder; Not Just the Winter Blues
Sometimes the Grinch visits. It might be winter, or it might be summer. It might be part of a larger picture of clinical depression, or it might be only seasonal. Having first been described in 1984, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) has become a recognizable diagnosis that warrants treatment as a type of depression that displays… Read More
An Interview with Schatzie Brunner: Founder of New Way Now
I recently sat down with a colleague and former TMS patient, Schatzie Brunner, to learn more about her new business venture, New Way Now, which is a non-profit organization centered on depression awareness, education and resources. Below are insights from my conversation with former CNN anchor, author, depression advocate and Founder of New Way Now,… Read More
Why It's Difficult to Find Help for Depression
Over the last few years, it has been harder and harder to find resources for my patients to get the help they need. Being a believer in a multimodal approach to the treatment of psychiatric struggles, I will see people for psychotherapy, medications, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and until recently I would admit patients to… Read More
The Depression Calculator for Employers
The Power of Relating to Others
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Suicide; What People are Saying
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Treating Depression When Medication Doesn't Work
The recent, tragic deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain are a reminder of the battle so many of us are fighting, often silently. Depression doesn't discriminate, and even celebrities are a part of the 320 million people around the world living with depression. I've met many of these individuals in my line of work… Read More
Industry Meeting Recap: Treatment for Depression and Beyond
May 11 – 13, 2018 marked the Clinical TMS Society Annual Meeting, where 550+ attendees from more than 30 countries came together in Brooklyn, New York to share expert insight and discuss what's ahead for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, or TMS. The two-day conference showcased the practical and the potential of providing TMS as a clinical… Read More
The Neurostar Advance Therapy Outcomes Registry
APA TV: TMS Therapy Combats Depression, NeuroStar Technology Leads the Way
Not Merely Surviving – Thriving
ThriveLogic Uses TMS to Help Patients with Severe Depression Board-certified psychiatrist W. Scott West, MD, DFAPA, has treated patients with mood disorders throughout his more than 30 years in practice. For patients with refractory depression, it's far too easy to fall into a vicious cycle where the condition is exacerbated by the despair that accompanies… Read More


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I have never in my life even attempted poetry or song writing.
I have always told myself – you cant do that, so dont even try. This obviously was my negative ego at work as my self critic was out of control.
Well lately I have been humming/singing and I just wrote my first two paragraphs. Heres the thing though…I dont know if I have created a poem or song lol
I am just going to let the words come when they are ready – but I will post it here once I feel like it is completed.
I have to wonder = Is anyone else going through this spontaneous creative urges???


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I recently did a wardrobe clean out and threw away literally every pair of sandals I own. Every single pair. They were all at least three years old or more, some of them had straps that were wearing out or broken (but the sandal itself was still wearable), and a lot of them weren't really on-trend. I don't subscribe fully to trends from season to season, but I felt that they looked dated in style and that meant I wasn't looking forward to wearing them when the warm weather hits soon, so they were banished to the bin (or drop box if they were in okay condition).
So I've been keeping an eye out whenever I've been at the shops or browsing online to see what kind of sandals are popping up in stores for Summer, and mentally making a note of the ones I really like. I've also tried to find less expensive versions of the ones I like, since sometimes it feels kind of ridiculous spending big bucks on a shoe that is essentially a sole and two straps. Kind of like spending more on a bikini than a Winter coat – we all want to feel like we're getting value for money instead of spending money on garments/shoes that are basically partially not there, right?
Wittner Lillie Sandal – $169.95AUD
Pricey, but these look really comfy and great for any outfit – casual park days with the kids, impromptu backyard barbecues, anything really. While I didn't know how much I could get behind an flat shoe with an ankle strap, I saw a lot of these in stores last year and I think I've come around to the look.
Saltwater Sandals – $89.95AUD
These are have a much more casual look to them than the Wittner ones, but the vibe is still the same – casual, simple and apparently (according to numerous people I know), crazy comfortable, even when walking sizeable distances. Also, they come in a million colours. Seriously, metallics, red, pink, blue, green, orange, yellow, everything. You could have a pair for every outfit! They also make them for kids and I'm planning to buy a pair for my daughter this Summer. Apparently they're incredibly durable, even if they get wet.
Merchant Abele Casual Sandal – $149.90AUD
I love the criss cross of the straps, and the soft metallic colour – these would be great with denim cut offs or a nice white casual sundress. The sole is thick enough for someone in their thirties who officially has No Time for crappy, thin soled shoes (yeah, me), and they're dressier than Birkenstocks but have the same laidback feel to them.
ASOS FIA Soft Leather Sliders – $48AUD
I don't know how comfortable these would be (see my above mentioned lack of time for thinly soled shoes), but I still like the structured look of the wide metallic band. It would really add a little flair to an otherwise casual Summer outfit without wearing a high heeled shoe.
Jo Mercer Elena Wedge Sandals – $159.95
I looooove a wedge in Summer. They're chic and way more comfortable than a heel (comfort is obviously REALLY IMPORTANT to me), and they would work well in the office or after hours. These also come in patent black leather, which I love. Although for the past few years I've found Jo Mercer shoes have gone down in quality (I've had flats that barely lasted six months from there and stretched out unbelievably after only a few wears), I think it's hard to mess up a wedge heel, so I have high hopes for these ones.
Payless Shoes Mandy Wedge Sandal – $44.99AUD
These are a pretty good dupe for the Jo Mercer ones, with a really attractive price tag. The wedge could be higher, but I think they still work with both casual and professional looks.
Merchant Quiet Riot Dress Sandal – $169.90AUD
I really love the stuff Merchant is doing lately. This chunky heel, which I would probably call more of a clog, is so cute for Summer. Pair it with a flippy sundress and a small cross body bag and you're all set for a Summer afternoon drinking cocktails on a rooftop bar somewhere.
Williams Rizo Sandals – $79.95AUD
Williams is a funny sort of a shoe shop. They do a lot of basics, and school shoes and runners for kids, but they also always have some great Summer stuff. A few years ago they had espadrilles in about four different colours and it took ALL MY WILL POWER not buy a pair in every colour. These clog heels are basically identical to the Merchant ones, but almost a hundred dollars less, so they're probably worth checking out!
Diana Ferrari Navajo Boots – $179.95AUD
This is another trend I really wasn't sure about last Summer, but then I saw a blogger style some tan boots with a simple outfit of white skinny jeans and a plain t-shirt and I really liked it. These Diana Ferrari boots look super soft and comfy, and while I wouldn't wear them on a super hot day, they'd be great for cooler mornings and nights when a completely open toed sandal is too bare.
Betts Spencer Boots – $89.99AUD
Another great dupe for a more expensive product. The open heel and woven top part of the shoe look really perfect for Summer, and the chunky heel adds a nice little bit of height that makes it look chic and dressy.
Seen any cute sandals lately? Let me know!
PS. I'm still working on getting my Flickr account un-deleted, so images in other posts are still AWOL. I finally heard back from Flickr and hopefully am on the way to getting my account reinstated after it was randomly deleted at some point in the last week. Thanks for your patience!
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January 2007
This publication sets out in full the Revised Recommendations on the Safe Transport of Dangerous Cargoes and Related Activities in Port Areas. These recommendations are intended to set out a standard framework to ensure the safe transport and handling of dangerous cargoes in port areas.
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A Recommendation on the Safe Practice of Dangerous Goods in Ports and Harbours was first circulated in November 1973. The subsequent development of new techniques in shore and ship operations, as well as the desirability of having more comprehensive recommendations which included dangerous goods in packaged form, liquid and solid dangerous substances and liquefied gas carried in bulk, made it necessary to revise and update the Recommendation. The Recommendations are aligned with relevant IMO codes and the IMDG Code in particular. It is considered essential to harmonize the rules within the port area with the ship in order to ensure smooth operations and to avoid misunderstandings between ship and shore.
This revised edition includes:
A new chapter on security provisions
A new annex on fumigation of cargo areas
A new glossary of terminology relevant to the handling of dangerous cargoes
Up-to-date recommendations for the IMDG Code and other Codes.
1 Introduction
2 Application and Definitions
2.1 Application
2.2 Definitions
2.3 Security-related terms
3 Warehouses, terminal areas and infrastructure
3.1 General
3.2 Land-use planning
3.3 Considerations for specific dangerous cargoes
3.4 Specific considerations for warehouses and terminal areas
4 Training
4.1 Regulatory authorities
4.2 Management
4.3 Personnel (cargo interests, berth operators and ships)
4.4 Training Content
5 Security Provisions
6 Responsibilities
6.1 Role of regulatory authorities
6.2 Role of Port Authorities
6.3 Role of berth operators and cargo interests
6.4 Awareness
7 General recommendations for regulatory authorities, port authorities, ships, berth operators and cargo interests
7.1 Regulatory authorities and port authorities
7.2 Ships carrying dangerous cargoes
7.3 Shore installations
7.4 Cargo interests
8 Dangerous cargoes in packaged form
8.1 Documentation
8.2 Supervision
8.3 Information for operational and emergency purpose
8.4 General handling precautions
9 Liquid bulk dangerous cargoes (including liquefied gas)
9.1 General
9.2 Ships carrying liquid bulk dangerous cargoes
9.3 Shore installations
9.4 Handling
9.5 Special categories
9.6 Combination carriers
10 Solid bulk dangerous cargoes
10.1 Documentation
10.2 Responsibility for compliance
10.3 Emission of harmful dusts
10.4 Emission of dangerous vapour/oxygen deficiency
10.5 Emission of explosive dusts
10.6 Spontaneously combustible substances and substances that react with water
10.7 Oxidizing substances
10.8 Incompatible materials
Annex 1 Advance notification
Annex 2 Transport and handling of explosives of class 1
Annex 3 Segregation of radioactive materials on shore
Annex 4 Minimum safety requirements for carrying out hot work
Annex 5 Bunkering precautions, including bunkering checklist
Annex 6 Alphabetical index of, and cross-references between, recommendations in section 3 and 7
Annex 7 Guide to fumigation
Appendix 1 Glossary of terminology of relevance to the handling of dangerous cargoes
Appendix 2 Selected bibliography list of internationally recognized codes and guides relevant to the transport and handling of dangerous cargoes in port areas
As a specialized agency of the United Nations, IMO is the global standard-setting authority for the safety, security and environmental performance of international shipping. Its main role is to create a regulatory framework for the shipping industry that is fair and effective, universally adopted and universally implemented.
In other words, its role is to create a level playing-field so that ship operators cannot address their financial issues by simply cutting corners and compromising on safety, security and environmental performance. This approach also encourages innovation and efficiency.
Shipping is a truly international industry, and it can only operate effectively if the regulations and standards are themselves agreed, adopted and implemented on an international basis. And IMO is the forum at which this process takes place.


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Integrated Marketing Campaign
Integrated Marketing Campaign
The Idea Marketing collaborated with the Denver Preschool Program (DPP) for a period of five years. As a non-profit organization dedicated to helping all Denver children receive quality early education, we developed an awareness campaign to increase parents and providers enrollment in the program. We created a campaign concept and advertising strategy that was appealing for both the mainstream and Hispanic market as well as grassroots outreach among minority groups.
The project began with the development of a coherent creative concept, which transformed into effective collateral pieces, including innovative posters, brochures, banners, newsletters, and a van wrapping. Our team was also responsible for the production and post-production of the TV spot, media buy and public relations. We developed and distributed press releases, secured radio interviews, conducted media training for senior staff and strengthened community relations with key organizations to make them our brand ambassadors. For parenting magazines and neighborhood publications, we drafted advertorials that communicated the importance of early education.
Before the implementation of our campaign many parents were not aware of the program or were reluctant to enroll their kids in preschool. As a result, DPP experienced an increase in enrollment and more importantly, reached their objectives within the first two years instead of five as they were initially forecasted!


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When I was teaching in the classroom, one of my favorite books to use in the classroom was The Very Hungry Caterpillar. When I taught first grade it was great way to work on story sequencing and life cycles. When I was in the special education pre-kindergarten classroom, we worked on the same concepts as well as naming foods.
Plus, there are so many cute craft ideas to do in conjunction with the book! Luckily, it has proven to be one of W's favorite books so I have a great excuse to continue teaching! W and I have been working on a few story related activities that I will be sharing soon. But my friend, Kari from Mommy to Elodie, has also come up with some adorable Very Hungry Caterpillar crafts!
Very Hungry Caterpillar Crafts: Fuzzy Caterpillar
This adorable craft is simple to make! Kids of all ages can get involved with older ones making it independently and younger getting some assistance!
What you need:
- 1 green pipe cleaner
- 1 large red pompom
- Assortment of colored small pompoms
- Small piece of green construction paper
- Scissors
- Hot glue gun or craft glue
- Hole punch
- Black permanent marker
What you do:
- Draw large eyes on the red pompom using the permanent marker.
- Bend the green pipe cleaner into the shape of a caterpillar and cut to the size you would like. Cut another small piece and fold into a v shape for the antennae. I twisted in the ends so there would be no sharp points.
- Add pompoms- first the head, then as many as fit on the body- with hot glue. I let my daughter choose the color and order, and I did the glueing away from her. Glue the antennae to the top of the head.
- Cut out a leaf shape from the green paper. You'll want it to be fairly small so that you can use the hole puncher and still reach the center of the leaf.
- Hole punch a few holes through the center of the leaf. This will make it look like the green leaf the caterpillar eats in the book.


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YOW! DepthFirst Workshop 2017 - Melbourne - Lynn Langit, Beyond Relational, Applying Big Data Cloud Pipeline Patterns - Nov 29
YOW! Australia - Conferences & Workshops
Wednesday, 29 November 2017 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm (AEDT)
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YOW! Melbourne Workshop
Beyond Relational, Applying Big Data Cloud Pipeline Patterns
with Lynn Langit
In this full-day workshop, you will learn applied big data solution patterns. most often, but not always using the public cloud. We'll cover Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform, and work with in small groups to design data pipeline architectures for common scenarios.
We'll discuss database categories, products and understand actual cost to use one or more database types in your solution(s). Using combinations of Big Relational (for hot, cold or cold data), and one or more types from the NoSQL category (Key-value, Wide-column, Document or Graph) and sometimes even along with NewSQL, we'll design implementable solutions. We'll also cover what types of problems are best suited to the Hadoop ecosystem (including use of Spark and the associated libraries).
Workshop Requirements
- Laptop with wifi-internet access.
- AWS Account and/or GCP account.
- An internet connection
Workshop Schedule
|8:30 – 9:00 am
|Registration and arrival tea/coffee
|Workshop begins
|10:30 - 10:55 am
|Morning Tea (included)
|12:30 - 1:25 pm
|Lunch (included)
|3:15 - 3:30 pm
|Afternoon Tea (included)
|5:00 pm
|Workshop ends
Please note times may vary at the workshop facilitator's discretion.
About the Speaker
Lynn Langit is an independent software architect and educator. She is an AWS Community Hero, Google Cloud Developer Expert, Microsoft MVP and technical author for LinkedIn Learning. She has most recently worked as a lead architect on AWS IoT Enterprise project where she applied Mob Programming.
Lynn is also Director & Lead Courseware Author for "Teaching Kids Programming". She has 8 years experience authoring technical courseware for middle school kids and has been a key contributor to TKPJava courseware library with 70+ open source kids coding lessons.
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When & Where
Cliftons Melbourne
Level 1, 440 Collins St
Wednesday, 29 November 2017 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm (AEDT)
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Maleek Berry is out with another potential summer hit. He features British rapper, Chip on this self produced track titled, 'Love U Long Time' which is sequel to his last release 'Gimme Life' that is still buzzing on charts.
The new love jam is producer by Maleek Berry and he inserts his Pon Pon rythm on this one.


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I wanted to share a few things about why the Food Assistance Program is important to me and my family.
I have been a volunteer for about 6-7 years. I believe I was pregnant or had just had my second daughter Grace. I was looking for a way to get my children involved in community outreach. Since they were so small, I thought this program would be a wonderful way to start. I know senior citizens love children and rarely get to see them. I started out with 3 ladies. Since then, one of our ladies had to go to a nursing home and one passed away. I still have one of my original ladies, Mrs. Harriet Stamps whom my family loves dearly. She loves to quilt and she made our family a quilt (with our names hand stitched on it) in 2005. It is very special to me. I have to say we feel like we have extended family. Since that time I have added Ms. Liz Demperio. She is also very dear to us. A lot of these people get to see their family very rarely if any. I want them to feel like if they need me, I am just a phone call away. I make ice cream runs for Mrs. Harriet, pick up prescriptions, pray with them or whatever they need.
My girls have grown up with Mrs. Harriet and now Ms. Liz and look forward to seeing them each month.
Jane has been a wonderful part of Food Assistance. She is a wonderful asset to this program and has such a heart for this outreach.
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Lucifer is the malevolent cat from the Disney movie Cinderella. If you want to know how to draw him (and his trademark his mischievous smirk), follow this easy tutorial.
1Draw a flat oval with guidelines. There should be vertical arc for the nose and mouth and a horizontal for the eyes stretching from one ear to the other.
2Draw a teardrop shape with the wider part tilted to the right. Connect the teardrop shape to the head, as shown.
3Sketch the tail/legs. Draw two vertical ovals on the left side of the teardrop shape for the legs. Make two circles over the vertical ovals; these will be the paws. Draw a long oval bent over the body and legs to serve as the tail.
4Outline the head and detail the features. The face should be chubby, with pointy ears, malicious eyes, a big button nose, and a wide, impish grin.
5Outline the body. With a firmer, thicker line, ink the body over the sketch shape. Fluff up the chest and tail, and include toes and claws for the paws.
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