text: Watch Trailers for 13 of December's Most Anticipated Films 1:45 PM PST 11/30/2014 by Hilary Lewis FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Witherspoon is earning Oscar buzz for her performance as Cheryl Strayed. Reese Witherspoon's 'Wild,' the final 'Hobbit' installment, Chris Rock's Toronto Film Festival sensation 'Top Five,' 'Into the Woods' and Angelina Jolie's 'Unbroken' are all set to hit theaters in the final month of 2014 As 2014 draws to a close, there are still several highly anticipated movies that have yet to hit theaters, including Oscar hopefuls Wild, American Sniper, Selma and Unbroken. December also marks the arrival of movie musicals Annie (the modern update starring Jamie Foxx and Quvenzhane Wallis) and Into the Woods, the final installment of the Hobbit trilogy, Ridley Scott's biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings and Seth Rogen and James Franco's assassination comedy The Interview, despite North Korea's objections. Read more Reese Witherspoon, Julianne Moore and Actress A-List on Nude Photo Hack, Renee Zellweger's "Cruel" Treatment, Hollywood's Female Problem Those who weren't at the Toronto Film Festival can also see what all the fuss surrounding Chris Rock's new movie Top Five is about when that film hits theaters on Dec. 12. As you plan your end-of-the-year moviegoing, check out the trailers for some of December's most anticipated films, presented in chronological order by release date. Wild (Dec. 3): Reese Witherspoon has been a favorite for a best actress Oscar nomination since her new movie Wild had its world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival way back at the end of August. Now audiences who weren't in Colorado or at any of the other film festivals where the movie screened can see what all the fuss is about. Directed by Dallas Buyers Club helmer Jean-Marc Vallee and adapted from Cheryl Strayed's best-selling memoir by Nick Hornby, Wild tells the true story of Strayed's more-than-1,000-mile hike along the Pacific Coast Trail, with her trek serving as a journey of self-discovery. Laura Dern, herself a frontrunner for a best supporting actress Oscar nod, co-stars as Strayed's mother, with Thomas Sadoski, Gaby Hoffman and Kevin Rankin rounding out the cast. Witherspoon also produced the movie through her Pacific Standard banner, which she established to make female-driven films and has already produced a hit in this fall's Gone Girl. See more Reese Witherspoon's Career Through the Years Exodus: Gods and Kings (Dec. 12): Ridley Scott's entry into 2014's year of biblical movies explores the story of Moses, with Christian Bale in the main role. The film, which The Hollywood Reporter's review calls "spectacularly filmed" and "intermittently well acted," begins with Moses' battle with Ramses (Joel Edgerton) and then shows him learning of and reluctantly accepting his role as a savior as the 10 plagues descend on Egypt and he leads the enslaved people to freedom. The film has already generated controversy with its white stars and Scott's decision to have an 11-year-old boy be the voice of God. Inherent Vice (Dec. 12): Joaquin Phoenix and his The Master director Paul Thomas Anderson reunite in the trippy, star-studded big-screen version of Thomas Pynchon's novel. Phoenix plays scruffy P.I. Doc Sportello, who begins investigating the disappearance of the current boyfriend of his ex-girlfriend Shasta Fay Hepworth (Katherine Waterston), but the search turns into a long, strange trip in which Doc encounters a number of crazy characters as the case grows larger and more complex. The 1970-set film's cast includes Martin Short, Reese Witherspoon, Owen Wilson, Benicio Del Toro, Josh Brolin, Jena Malone and Anderson's real-life partner, Maya Rudolph. The film just received a Film Independent Spirit Award nomination for the Robert Altman Award. Read more Executive Roundtable: 6 Studio Heads on China Plans, Superhero Overload, WB Layoffs, 'Fast & Furious' Future Top Five (Dec. 12): Chris Rock's Top Five was the subject of a fierce bidding war following its Toronto Film Festival premiere, with Paramount emerging victorious with a $12.5 million deal for worldwide rights. Writer-director Rock stars in the film as a successful comedian who doesn't feel funny anymore. The movie, which takes place over the course of one day, is a celebrity satire/love story. Rosario Dawson, J.B. Smoove and Gabrielle Union are among the co-stars, with cameos from Rock's funny friends, including Kevin Hart, Tracy Morgan, Jerry Seinfeld, Whoopi Goldberg and Adam Sandler. Read more Writer Roundtable: Chris Rock, Gillian Flynn on Their "Perfect Movies," 'Gone Girl' Backlash and Unhappy Endings The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (Dec. 17): The third entry in Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy has already showcased epic sequences in its trailers, which also feature familiar faces from the series, including Martin Freeman, Evangeline Lilly, Richard Armitage and Orlando Bloom. Annie (Dec. 19): Will Gluck's modern-day reimagining of the Annie musical stars Beasts of the Southern Wild's Quvenzhane Wallis in the title role; Jamie Foxx in an updated version of the Daddy Warbucks role, as wealthy businessman and mayoral candidate Benjamin Stacks; and Cameron Diaz as Miss Hannigan. The Jay Z- and Will Smith-produced movie also features Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale. American Sniper (Dec. 25): Clint Eastwood could shake up the Oscar race with this late entry the same way he did 10 years ago with Million Dollar Baby. Although the film, starring Bradley Cooper as late Navy SEAL Chris Kyle in a big-screen adaptation of Kyle's memoir, doesn't hit theaters until Christmas Day, and even then it's only in a limited release, THR's awards analyst has already picked the film as a frontrunner for Oscar nominations in several categories, including best picture and best actor for Cooper, who has received noms in each of the past two years. THR's Todd McCarthy in his review called the movie "a taut, vivid and sad account of the brief life of the most accomplished marksman in American military annals," praising both Cooper and Eastwood for their work. Meanwhile, THR's awards analyst Scott Feinberg said of Cooper, "The actor gives his most committed and mature performance to date." Read more Gotham Awards: "Quirky" Ceremony Occupies Wall Street Big Eyes (Dec. 25): Tim Burton's Big Eyes stars Amy Adams as prolific painter Margaret Keane, whose husband, Walter (Christoph Waltz), took credit for her kitschy popular paintings of mostly women and children with big dark eyes. The movie has already helped boost online sales of Keane's paintings. And it recently received a Film Independent Spirit Award nomination for best screenplay. Both Adams and Waltz are considered major threats to land best actress and best supporting actor Oscar nods for their work, according to THR's awards analyst. THR's review says Big Eyes is somewhat of a companion piece to Burton's Ed Wood, with both films having been written by the screenwriting team of Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski. The film about artistic authorship and ownership also features two new songs from Lana Del Rey. Read more 'Big Eyes' Debuts, 'Foxcatcher' Finally Makes It to AFI Fest on Busy Night in Awards Season The Interview (Dec. 25): Despite North Korea's threats of retaliation, Sony Pictures' James Franco-Seth Rogen comedy The Interview, which includes a plot to assassinate Kim Jong-un, is still set to hit theaters on Dec. 25, after the film was pushed back from its October bow. The film stars Franco and Rogen as a talk-show host and his producer who head to North Korea for an exclusive interview with Kim Jong-un but are then asked by the CIA to kill the dictator. Sony and Franco have mostly stayed out of the controversy, but Rogen has tweeted a few barbs, posting, in response to one of North Korea's threats, "People don't usually wanna kill me for one of my movies until after they've paid 12 bucks for it. Hiyooooo!!!" See more From Fat to Fit: 8 Funnymen Who Trimmed Down Into the Woods (Dec. 25): Hollywood's A-list takes on beloved fairy-tale characters in Into the Woods, the Rob Marshall-directed Disney film version of the popular Stephen Sondheim Broadway musical. The film's star-studded cast includes Meryl Streep, Johnny Depp, Emily Blunt, James Corden, Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, Tracey Ullman and Christine Baranski. The film is an Oscar-nominee frontrunner in the costume design and makeup and hairstyling categories, with Streep and Blunt considered a frontrunner and major threat in the best supporting actress and best actress categories,respectively, says THR's awards analyst Scott Feinberg, but Feinberg has argued that the film is more likely to be a major player at the Golden Globes, where the best picture and lead acting categories are split into drama and musical/comedy categories. "Corden, Blunt and Streep could all land acting noms at the Globes, and the film itself might even give Birdman a run for its money for the top prize, since the members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association seem to love good musicals even more than good dramedies," Feinberg writes. Read more Oscars: 'Into the Woods,' 'Noah' Costume Designers Reveal Secrets Behind Their Creations Selma (Dec. 25): Much like fellow Christmas Day limited release American Sniper, Selma quickly jumped to the front of the Oscar race after it debuted at the AFI Fest earlier this month. The movie, which centers on the three-month period in 1965 in which Martin Luther King Jr. led a dangerous campaign to secure equal voting rights, is a frontrunner in the best picture, best director and best actor categories, according to THR's awards analyst, and recently received Film Independent Spirit Award nominations in the best feature, best director, best male lead, best supporting female and cinematography categories. Star David Oyelowo, who plays King, has received praise for his performance, in particular, with THR's reviewer Stephen Farber writing, "Although Oyelowo doesn't look or sound exactly like King, he gives a definitive performance. His rousing speeches are superbly done, and his moments of introspection and self-doubt retrieve the humanity in a leader who has come to seem larger than life.… This stirring yet always level-headed piece of history does what all the best films accomplish: It opens hearts and minds." Oprah Winfrey produced and makes a cameo in the Paramount film, which also stars Tom Wilkinson as President Lyndon B. Johnson and Carmen Ejogo as Coretta Scott King. Unbroken (Dec. 25): Angelina Jolie directs this true story about World War II hero Louis Zamperini, whose plane was shot down and he then survived in a raft for 47 days only to be caught by the Japanese Navy and sent to a POW camp, where he was subjected to barbaric war crimes and left for dead. The former Olympic runner's story was initially told in Laura Hillenbrand's best-selling book. And now relative newcomer Jack O'Connell will be playing Zamperini, who died this summer after a bout with pneumonia, on the big screen. THR's awards analyst lists the Universal film as a frontrunner for Oscar nods in the best picture, supporting actor, adapted screenplay, cinematography and original score categories. See more The New A-List: 23 Salaries From Angelina Jolie to Robert Downey Jr. Revealed A Most Violent Year (Dec. 31): The final release of the year is Oscar-nominated writer-director J.C. Chandor's A Most Violent Year, starring former Juilliard classmates Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac in a movie about men competing for control of the heating-oil supply business set during 1981, said to have been the worst year on record for violent crimes in New York City. Isaac, whom THR's review calls "superb" and who received a Gotham Award nomination for best actor for his performance, plays a principled businessman trying not to be drawn into thuggish practices. Chastain, meanwhile, plays against type as the tough daughter of a Brooklyn mobster. The film recently received Film Independent Spirit Award nominations for best screenplay, best supporting female (Chastain) and best editing. 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Over the course of this week, Joe and Mike are previewing the Yanks' AL East competitors. I got in on the action last week when Alex Belth of Bronx Banter asked me to join him and Cliff Corcoran on his SportsNet NY web-only video series Bronx Banter Breakdown.
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The EAT has recently heard an appeal by a Russian employee who was asked not to speak her native language in the workplace. Her claim was for direct race discrimination and harassment.
In this instance, the EAT did not uphold her complaint, but the result could easily have been very different.
Covance Laboratories Limited, who employed Mrs Kelly – the claimant in this case – carry out animal testing, and need to maintain high levels of security to deal with problems they frequently encounter from animal rights activists. Covance had, so they said during these proceedings, required Mrs Kelly to stop speaking Russian because she had been acting suspiciously by making very long conversations on her mobile in Russian in the office toilets. At this point, Mrs Kelly objected that 2 of her colleagues who were Ukranian also spoke Russian and they had not been told to stop doing so. Covance immediately instructed them to stop speaking Russian as well.
Mrs Kelly, who is Russian, first needed to establish that the requirement not to speak her native language could amount to race discrimination at all. To do this, she relied on previous legal authority which held that language was "intrinsically part" of nationality and so overcame this hurdle
However, Mrs Kelly's claim for direct discrimination did not succeed because the EAT considered that the real reason for the instruction was not her national origin, but rather the need for security, and this would have been the case for any non-English speaker. The harassment claim failed for this reason as well, because harassment needs to be on a discriminatory basis. Furthermore, the EAT also found that the instruction had not created an intimidating, hostile, degrading or offensive environment for Mrs Kelly at work, and therefore could not amount to harassment.
This case provides some welcome guidance in a difficult area, and also highlights the distinction between instructing employees that they have to speak English and requesting that they do not speak in their native tongue. A blanket policy requiring the speaking of English could be a better way for employers to proceed, because this would mean that employees would have to bring claims for indirect discrimination as opposed to direct discrimination. Indirect discrimination, as we have cited in previous cases can be justified by employers.
The ACAS guide on race discrimination deals with language speaking in the workplace, thus:
Employers should be wary of prohibiting or limiting the use of other languages within the workplace unless they can justify this with a genuine business reason. For example, telling 2 employees that they must speak English to each other outside of business operations when their first language is Russian could be potentially discriminatory. However, an employer might be able to justify this if other employees feel excluded or bullied because they cannot join in "in the course of their employment".


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This project, based in Tokyo, was started in 2015 due to the lack of fashionable punk T-Shirts around. It was also a way to get prints of bands that had little to no exposure. They are printed by hand, not mass produced. Each print has a limited print release of 50 and are printed on Japanese quality T-shirts. Hopefully people appreciate the designs and style, it takes a lot of time and effort. Influences include Hat Trickers, L.A. Raw Punk, Descontrol, Japan, Vivienne Westwood and others. Stay Punk Stay Free!
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We plan a wide variety of enrichment experiences for our children. Sometimes these are based on their current interests (to extend learning), sometimes they are based on igniting new interests (introducing new learning), and sometimes they are based on developing the nursery as being part of the wider community.
Here are a few examples:
- Supporting some early French (and other languages) – greetings, songs, counting
- Mini- First Aid sessions
- Visits from Jet and Ben the Police Dogs, learning about keeping safe (and developing interest in dogs and the role of the police)
- Visits from the fire service with the fire engine and their Fire Dog, learning about fire safety (supporting interest in vehicles and dogs)
- Cooking activities; making fruit salad, porridge, pancakes; developing sense of family/group and learning about different foods
- Visits to Wharton park; learning about nature – Autumn- continued through our Woodland Area
- Visits to Hall Hill Farm; learning about animals and farming.
- Hatching out of chicks
- Links with local church; puppet shows at Christmas and Easter
- Christmas party, decorating of the tree, singalong for parents, magician- celebration and community involvement
- Shopping at Tesco – making lists, mathematics, involvement in the community
- Links with "Friends of Langley Moor" – opening of local park – attended, also new paved area outside shops- one of pupils officially opened it
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For months we've been warning that real estate markets in NYC and San Francisco, among others, are getting ready to rollover as the market is about to be flooded with new supply of luxury apartments (see here and here). Real estate in both markets are just starting to show signs of cracking as the apartments sales cycle is getting stretched out and pricing growth has stalled.
Now, per an article from the Wall Street Journal, wealthy Chinese real estate investors are admitting that the jig is up in large cities like New York and are running for the hills. With a substantial amount of capacity expected to come online over the next several quarters and a growth cycle that is entering its 8th year, one Chinese real estate investor admits "you get a sense now that it's peaking."
Swelling supply of high-end New York condominiums could result in losses for some Chinese developers, analysts said. A push to partner with U.S. developers on other projects, meanwhile, has brought unexpected legal spats and other delays.
"I see a danger in the real-estate market in the U.S.," said John Liang, Xinyuan Real Estate's managing director of U.S. operations. "With its seven- to eight-year cycle, you get a sense now that it's peaking." He added that he sees value in middle-tier residential properties in Manhattan and Queens.
"Right now the prices are really high," said Zhang Xin, chief executive of Soho China, whose family invested in a stake in Manhattan's General Motors Building in 2013. "I would be very cautious if I were to make a large investment in New York's real estate today."
Of course, Manhattan isn't the only Burrough experiencing a supply glut. Forest City Realty was just forced to take a $300mm impairment charge on a joint venture with a Shanghai-based development company after "unprecedented rental supply in downtown Brooklyn" forced the copanies to delay development.
CL Investment, which has three other high-end residential projects in Manhattan, plans to keep the office space as part of efforts to diversify, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
In Brooklyn, N.Y., a deal between Shanghai-based, state-owned conglomerate Greenland Holding Group and Forest City Realty Trust on a 22-acre, 15-building mixed-use project in various stages of construction is facing stiff headwinds.
Forest City earlier this month said it took a $307.6 million impairment charge for the project, called Pacific Park Brooklyn, and said it plans "to delay future vertical development."
"We revised the schedule due to a number of factors, including almost unprecedented concentrations of new rental supply in downtown Brooklyn, which will take time for the market to absorb," said Forest City CEO David LaRue.
Just to add insult to injury, the softening real estate market is coming just as China is once again looking to tighten rules on capital investments outside of China.
The headwinds come at a time when Beijing once again is planning to tighten its rules on Chinese investment capital leaving the country.
The Chinese State Council is expected to soon announce new reviews of foreign acquisitions of $10 billion or more and property investments by state-owned firms of more than $1 billion, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter and documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Total Chinese direct investment in U.S. real-estate and hospitality assets is nearly $12.6 billion, accounting for nearly a fifth of total Chinese investment in the U.S. since 1990, according to a recent report from the Rhodium Group and the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations. Most of the activity has taken place since 2010 and is concentrated in areas such as New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Of course, no matter what kind of capital controls are put in place, just like the Vancouver and Sydney real estate markets, we suspect that when Chinese money needs to be laundered, people will find a way. The only question is now that yet another bubble has run its course, where subsequent bubbles will emerge.
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For those who missed it, below is what we recently wrote after 3Q16 apartment closings plunged 18.6% in NYC.
New York City apartment owners should take note of the latest 3Q16 "Elliman Report" on Manhattan real estate sales because the market looks to be in free fall. In fact, the number of apartment closings plunged 18.6% YoY while apartments sat on the market an average of 8.2% longer. Inventory also spiked with re-sale inventory up 8.2% YoY and new development inventory up a massive 27.2%.
"The number of re-sales has fallen year over year in each of the last four quarters at an increasing rate. Listing inventory reflected significant differences in the rate of growth between re-sale and new development. Re-sale inventory expanded 8.2% to 5,290 while new development inventory surged 27.2% to 973 respectively from the same period a year ago."
Median sales prices did increase YoY by 7.6% but collapsed QoQ despite a massive surge in pricing on the luxury end of the market.
The re-sale market looks even more bleak, on a standalone basis, as the overall numbers above are skewed by sales of super-luxury new development units. The number of re-sale closings collapsed over 20% YoY while days on the market increased 7.5%
All segments of the market exhibited volume weakness with co-op sales down 17.1% YoY on a 14.1% increase in listing days and a modest 1.4% increase in median sales price.
Condo sales declined 20.1% YoY on a 2.4% increase in listing days and a 6.7% increase in median sales price. Meanwhile, condo inventory rose over 15%.
And, of course, the luxury market seemed to hold up the best in 3Q with volumes still weak at -18.6% but median pricing up 23.9% and listing inventory down YoY.
In conclusion, the lesson seems to be that the marginal New York City buyer has been priced out of the market (volume down 20%) while sellers have not yet accepted that the bubble has burst deciding instead to maintain listing prices while letting their apartments sit on the market longer amid growing inventory levels. Meanwhile, the luxury market is the only segment that seems to be holding up which only serves to prove that Chinese billionaires still have cash they would like to hide in the U.S.


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My friend Jules sent me a message regarding one of the houses that I visited last week in the Siurana-area.
We stayed in the Pla de Castell house near Cornudella last April, and it was awful! They had treated the rock walls inside the house with some sort of chemical, and the place stank. You could hardly bear to stay in it. We had to have all the windows open all the time, which meant wearing down jackets in the house as it was freezing. Also, the blankets etc were dirty, and the pictures on the website are very mis-leading. One of the "bedrooms" in the apartment we were in was in fact a shelf above the living room and you couldn't sit up in bed without cracking your head on the ceiling. And the bath was more like a small box – about 3 foot square and you couldn't lie out in it. I mentioned the smell to the lady when she commented on the open windows, and she didn't apologise or offer to do anything about it. All in all, we were quite angry to have spent so much money on such a mediocre place.
Just thought you might like to know as you have it on your site….
So we remove the house from our site! We would hate offering a house we know someone didn't like. It is incredibly important that all the houses and all the products we offer can be trusted, we want to build a lasting business. And given that the guests we had at Cal Rafeló were very enthusiastic and the guests at Casa Montserrat were blown away by the house and the hospitality of the owner, I'm sure that we can find a better house close to Siurana.
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text: I just returned from the Rude Mechanicals' workshop production of "Get Your War On", a play based on the internet comic strip of the same name. The play started about fifteen minutes late, but it was well attended for a Sunday evening. It's basically a dramatization of lots of the comic strips, but there's a lot of variety in how they're acted out. Some have the accompaniment of overhead projector slides, some have audio piped in from off-stage, some are up front near the audience, and some take place in the background around the sparse office set. The common denominator is the use of aggressively foul language and the outrage at the abuse of power and poor priorities of the government of the US since the 9/11 attacks. At times it was really, really funny, and sometimes it made me really angry myself. It is a bit rough in spots, and I don't think I could take more than a hour of its frenetic pace, but I do recommend seeing it. It plays one more weekend, and then it's gone! Things like this make me so glad I live in Austin.


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The Carolina Hurricanes agreed to terms on a one-year deal with forward Jay McClement.
"Jay is a veteran centerman who is proficient in the faceoff circle," said Hurricanes general manager Ron Francis. "He'll also provide elements of consistency and leadership for our club."
The 31-year-old defensive-minded center finished last season with four goals and 10 points in 81 games for the Maple Leafs, adding a 53.7 percent success rate on faceoffs (676 wins in 1,260 draws).
Taken in the second round of the 2001 draft by St. Louis, McClement has participated in 682 games for the Blues, Colorado and Toronto and accumulated 204 points (75G, 129A).
Carolina also signed Greg Nemisz to a one-year, two-way deal. A 2008 first- round pick of the Flames in 2008, Nemisz has spent the majority of his career in the American Hockey League. He totaled eight goals and 20 points in 46 appearances for Abbotsford and Charlotte last season.


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31 Mar Nobody Understands
My sister has Leukaemia and nobody understands how I feel; I don't know how to talk to my friends anymore as I feel so different to them. I hate it when they say they understand what I am going through because they can't. I feel so alone I don't know what to do, please can you tell me what I should do?
This sounds like a really difficult situation for you. It seems that you need your friends support and yet they don't seem to understand. Your friends are probably doing their best, but may not be able to understand all of your feelings and worries as they are not having the same experience as you are.
It might be that your friends can still be there for you when you need to take some time away from what is happening at home, to have some fun and relax. Maybe you can still do the same things with them that you always have?
However, when we are trying to cope with new and very hard experiences it is quite normal to begin to believe that you are all alone with these things and that nobody understands. If your friends can't offer you the emotional support and understanding that you feel you need right now, then maybe you can look elsewhere for that.
You might find that talking to an adult like another family member, a trusted teacher or a health worker is helpful. Or the Suzie Hope Team can offer you a safe and private way to share your worries with one of our support facilitators. You can always send us a Facebook message or email us if you would like to find out more.
You are right that nobody else knows what it is like for you or what is going on in your head every minute. However, if someone really wants to help and support you and tries to understand what is going on, then this is a real advantage. Having someone else to offload with can be very beneficial and supportive so you don't feel quite so alone and it doesn't seem quite so heavy.
Other young people who are in a similar situation to you may be able to understand some of your feelings and worries a bit better. You could join our closed Facebook group – WeAre Hope – which is a safe place to share and connect with other young people and the support facilitators who are more likely to know what you are going through.


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Love without Judgment
In September of 2009, after checking out St. John the Compassionate Mission earlier in the spring, and after receiving a blessing from her bishop, our daughter Naomi flew to Toronto to begin a year's worth of work there. Being prairie folk and never having visited Toronto before, my wife and I dropped into Toronto for a few hours on our way out to the Maritimes last summer to see what our daughter was getting herself into. We met Fr. Roberto and Sub. Dn. Pawel, had a tour of the mission and environs, and were cautiously
satisfied that this could qualify as an OK place for Naomi to spend a year.
After Presbytera Linda visited our daughter in November, I decided to spend some time there myself, so I flew to Toronto early in the morning of Bright Monday. I not only wanted to spend some time with our daughter, but I also wanted to poke around and take in the atmosphere, meet some of the people who came to the mission, see how it was run and just get a feel for the ethos of the mission. I'd been thinking for some years already that we needed to do some kind of mission outreach in Saskatoon, and I felt that this could be a
good experience to help me understand what this type of mission is all about. I had some preconceived ideas of what a mission should be like, but I wanted to know what constituted an Orthodox street mission as opposed to, let's say, a Salvation Army street mission. I had recently dropped into a mission in Saskatoon with a couple of parishioners but came away quite confused and disappointed with what I saw.
After spending a few days walking along endless Toronto streets with Naomi, visiting a niece, and seeing an old friend, I spent several days hanging out at the mission, visiting with the people who came there, and generally seeing what could be seen. As well, I spent four nights at Lourmel house, home of the Lived Theology School as well as visiting with Fr. Roberto and Sub-Dn. Pawel.
During my time at the mission I noticed a Muslim woman answering Fr. Roberto's personal office telephone, and then I got speaking with a Caribbean man who was mopping the floors after lunch who said he was from a Roman Catholic background. At lunch I sat across from Heather and her husband whowere from some Protestant evangelical background. And then there was Elizabeth, a delightful Hungarian woman with whom I exchanged a few Hungarian greetings as well as some wonderful conversation. None
of this variety seemed to matter to anyone. There were those there who, it appeared, didn't even really need the services of the mission. There was someone there from almost every conceivable background, and they were all part of the fabric of St. John the Compassionate Mission.
In my purist type mentality, I was expecting the Orthodox to be serving the poor, but I saw hardly any of that. Instead, I saw that there was a community of human beings, from every conceivable religious and nonreligious background, needy ones and some not so needy, working together in a communion of love, manifesting that which they probably wouldn't have identified as love, but truly was. And what I saw from those who administer St. John was love without judgment and love expecting
nothing in return. These were not some holy persons serving some unholy persons. There didn't appear to be any 'top down' mentality here; rather, it was everyone serving/loving everyone else without judgment. Everyone was welcome whether they really needed the services of St. John or not. No one was judged.
When I was a young Pentecostal pastor in the mid-seventies, Fred Valuck was one of my parishioners. Fred had an incredible ministry in the two native reserves close to our church. Fred lived like the people in the reserves; He farmed like they did; he dressed like they did; he drove the types of vehicles and farm equipment that they drove; He went to their weddings, wakes and funerals, prayed with them and ate their food. In short he was one of them, and they loved him deeply and when Fred died, they all came to his funeral and grieved his passing.
At St. John the Compassionate Mission, I see something similar to this. There is no 'top down' 'we can help you' mentality, only 'Love without Judgment'. That's the phrase that keeps returning to my mind whenever I think about my time at the Mission.
-Fr. Bernard Funk, Saskatoon
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Simple parenting fills your family life with countless benefits.
Simplifying your child's life will not only protect them and make their life less stressful, it will benefit you as well. When our kids feel overwhelmed, we feel overwhelmed too.
It's a powerful way to show your kids love and strengthen your family connections.
As Lynne Newman told us,
Simplification takes courage and persistence. It takes imagination and trust. It's not for the faint at heart, especially in our modern world, but it's do-able.
Embracing simple parenting is one aspect of pursuing a minimalist lifestyle.
We know minimalism is more than just about decluttering our closets, but can be applied holistically to our family's whole lives by getting rid of the stuff we don't need. This includes too many toys, too many activities and too much exposure to stress and chaos.
How Simple Parenting Can Benefit Your Children
Reduce the clutter and the chaos
Fewer toys create less chaos for your kids and opens up their imagination more than superficial play.
Try these three organizing tips to get started:
- Get rid of broken toys and toys with missing pieces or parts.
- Remove toys that limit your child's imagination (ones where you push a button and it lights up or makes a noise).
- Give away toys that your child hasn't played with in a few months
Of course, always keep your child's favourite toys. Once you've removed excess books and toys create a toy library to rotate the toys on a regular basis.
Simplify information
Our kids should be aware of what's going on in the world around them, but in an age appropriate manner.
The National Institute of Mental Health suggests that our brains don't fully mature until our mid-late twenties with the frontal lobe being the last to mature. That is the part of your brain responsible for judgment and decision-making. This means that children can't process adult information in the same manner.
Exposing them to upsetting world news can be a source of worry and stress over a situation they can't fully comprehend and rationalize. Watch traumatic news after your kids go to bed and you have private adult time for conversations. Simplifying the types of information they receive will help to reduce your child's anxiety levels.
Shut down tech time
One of the toughest parenting challenges we face is reducing screen time. Studies show that rapid image changes on a screen, when viewed by children at critical periods of brain development, precondition their mind to expect high levels of stimulation.
Teach by example and minimize your own screen time. When you're with your kids, turn off your phone's notifications. Have set times to check your incoming emails and messages so you're not distracted during quality time with your kids. Try to focus on being present in the moment with them, even if it's for 20 minutes.
If you need help with reducing your family's screen time, try our gentle 7-day digital detox.
Spend time rather than money
Resist the temptation to express love for your child with a gift. Instead, spend quality time with your child.
Give hugs, read stories, and have playtime. Perhaps use this time together to incorporate some mindfulness meditation exercises into your time together.
Show them every chance you get how much you love them with your time and attention; welcome moments of slow parenting into your routine.
Minimize schedules to maximize creativity
One study compared how children spent their time in 1997 compared to 1981. The results found that children in 1997 spent less time playing and had less free time. They spent 18% more time at school, 145% more time doing homework, and 168% more time shopping with their parents.
Now, 20 years later, with tech part of the childhood landscape and people busier than ever, it seems probable that free time has even more significantly diminished.
With kids being overscheduled with one practice or another, they're constantly stimulated. A child who doesn't know how to enjoy free time will always be looking for external stimulation, activity, or entertainment.
Prioritizing free time over organized activities fosters creativity, self-reliance and happiness.
All children can benefit from simplifying their life, but those children who are more anxious, sensitive or rowdy, can especially benefit from the ease and sense of safe routine it provides.
Simplifying your child's life will not only benefit them mentally and emotionally, it will make them happier and healthier as they grow.
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"If it doesn't challenge you, it won't change you"
I came across this quote recently and I think it fits perfectly within the realm of gymnastics. Gymnastics is both a physically and mentally tough sport that relies heavily on the gymnast's sense of self-motivation. It is important in gymnastics to challenge yourself, because without challenging one's fears and limits, one will never progress within the sport. Whether it's the fear of a back handspring or simply a fear of walking on the high beam, it's important to conquer your fears and push yourself to your limits. That's what this sport is all about! The staff here at SGA are here to support and guide our students through this process and help them challenge themselves, build confidence and self-esteem, reach their goals, and of course, enjoy gymnastics!
Speaking of "challenge," the first ever Pro Gymnastics Challenge was televised this week on ESPN2 in three segments. Some of the best gymnasts from the USA and the World went head-to-head in a skill-for-skill challenge, in a way that gymnastics has never been done before. The USA team and the World team competed against each other in 7 events: tumbling, vaulting, parallel bars (men)/uneven bars (women), rings (men)/balance beam (women), rope climb, audience's choice, and high bar. The USA team was victorious, winning 4 of the 7 events. Instead of seeing who could perform the best routine and get the best score, it was more of a test to see who could do a skill higher, faster, and better. It was a refreshing change to see gymnastics being performed this way and I absolutely loved it!
Here were some of my favorite performers:
Chellsie Memmell (USA)
Chellsie is one of my favorite gymnasts of all time! She was a member of the 2008 Olympic Team, and at 24, has incredible longevity within the sport. She competed in the tumbling event, scoring a point for team USA with her HUGE double layout!
Oksana Chusovitnia (World team, Germany)
When speaking of longevity in gymnastics, one cannot ignore Oksana Chusovitnia. She is 37 years old, she's been in 6 Olympic games, and is STILL training for her 7th Olympic Games (2016 in Rio de Janeiro)! The things this amazing woman is able to do at her age is incredible! One of my favorite gymnasts of all time, and a legend in the sport of gymnastics.
Jake Dalton (USA)
Jake Dalton was a member of the 2012 Men's Olympic Team and every time I see him perform, he just gets better and better! He is one of the best vaulters and tumblers on team USA with a large repertoire of huge skills. I would really like to see him compete again for Team USA in 2016!
Marissa King (World team, Great Britain)
Even though Marissa King just finished off a great career for the University of Florida, she's originally from Great Britain and was on GB's 2008 Olympic Team. She is a wonderful performer with an infectious smile and I loved seeing her at this event!
Those are just a few of my favorites, but both the USA and World Team's rosters are full of incredible athletes! The Pro Gym Challenge is definitely worth watching.
Missed it? No problem! You can watch it below.
Peace, love, and gymnastics,
Coach Sarah
Spectrum Gymnastics Academy
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Londonderry, NH
Gymnastics programs at SGA
As the year comes to a close and we prepare for summer, it's never too early to start thinking about next year! We offer many different recreational and competitive gymnastics programs for children of all ages and abilities.
Pre-School gymnastics is a wonderful way for children from walking age-kindergarten to learn spacial awareness, coordination, strength, flexibility, self-confidence, and social skills, which will act as a foundation for a child's future. Our lesson plans are fun, engaging, and age-appropriate with the use of songs, games, and visual aides. The benefits of pre-school gymnastics are simply endless and I am a firm believer that it helps children succeed, whether it's in gymnastics, another sport, or simply being safer on playgrounds! We offer several different pre-school classes by age and they are 45 minutes long.
School Age
Our school age recreational gymnastics classes are enormously popular! In these classes, basic fundamental gymnastics is introduced on all the olympic apparatuses, as well as trampoline and tumble track. Participants learn how to work in a group and follow directions, as well as improving balance, strength, coordination, flexibility, spacial awareness, and above all, safety. Our lesson plans are designed for the child to grow and progress at their own pace and have a fun time doing it! Girls school-age recreational classes are 1 hour, offered throughout the week, and are separated by grade in school.
Boys Classes
Though we unfortunately do not offer a competitive boys program here at Spectrum, we do offer recreational gymnastics for boys. In these classes, boys work on improving flexibility, strength, coordination, and spacial awareness. "Parkour" has become enormously popular among boys in the past few years (if you don't know what it is, here is a good explanation), and what better way for boys to become good parkour athletes than with a foundation in gymnastics? Parkour is basically outdoor gymnastics that's a little rough around the edges. Boys gymnastics classes are not only a good way to release some energy, but also can give them a good foundation in other sports for the future. The skills gained in gymnastics are not just limited to the sport of gymnastics or making a boy a safe and confident parkour athlete. They can also help make him a great football, soccer, basketball, or baseball athlete.
Combo Class
This class is for girls in grades 3, 4, and 5 that want more challenge than a traditional rec class will offer. This class is an hour and a half long, and the students work fundamental gymnastics skills, as well as more advanced skills like back handsprings, walkovers, etc. This class is a great option for girls who want to be challenged more and who want to do more gymnastics without committing to the competitive track.
6th Grade and Up Class
This recreational class is great for girls who used to do gymnastics and who want to get back into it for fun, girls who have never done it and want to start, or cheerleaders who want to improve their tumbling skills. This is an hour and a half long class where the students choose the skills they want to work on, and work at their own pace. While the class mostly emphasizes tumbling, the students also learn bars, beam, and vaulting skills.
Hot Shots
Hot Shots is an invitation only class, offered once a week for an hour and a half. Students with a strong propensity and talent for gymnastics are chosen from our preschool and recreational classes for this group. Being in a Hot Shot class puts the child on track to hopefully one day be on the competitive team. A strong emphasis on flexibility and strength is introduced in this class, and students work towards learning the skills required for the competitive level 3 team.
This is another invitation only group, and the students in this group are selected from our Hot Shots classes. Pre-team is two days a week at an hour and a half each. The students continue to work towards gaining flexibility and strength, as well as learning the skills needed for the level 3 competitive team. Our competitive team gymnasts are chosen from this group.
Next year, the USA Gymnastics JO (junior olympic) program will experience some level changes and changes to routines. Our JO team gymnasts will compete in levels 3-9. Being on the competitive team is a big time and financial commitment, but the rewards can be numerous. As gymnasts progress through the levels, they learn more difficult skills with the ultimate goal in mind of being a high-level competitive gymnast. Our team competes around the state of New Hampshire, with a few out-of-state meets.
Prep-Op is a different kind of competitive team than our JO team. Gymnasts who show great ability can invited to join this team as an alternative to the competitive JO team. It is less of a financial and time commitment (the gymnasts do fewer hours and fewer competitions), but still gives the gymnast the ability to be part of a competitive team, as well as grow and progress in her gymnastics. The requirements for the various Prep-Op levels (bronze, silver, gold, platinum, diamond) are less stringent than the JO requirements and give the gymnast more liberty in choosing what skills she wants to train. For a more in-depth explanation about Prep-Op/Xcel, please read this post.
Well, there you have it! For more information about any of the above programs, call the office or speak with your child's instructor.
Peace, love, and gymnastics,
Coach Sarah
Spectrum Gymnastics Academy
26 Buttrick Rd
Londonderry, NH
Last weekend, two of our gymnasts competed in the Level 8 Region VI Championships, hosted by Brestyan's Gymnastics and held at Burlington High School (Burlington, MA). Christina and Taylor qualified to this meet by their performance at the NH State Championships, and competed alongside the best level 8 gymnasts from Massachusetts, New York, Vermont, Maine, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Each state in Region VI chose a different cancer to represent and honor. New Hampshire wore blue for colon cancer and raised money at the NH State Championships for the cause.
In the 14-year-old age division, Taylor placed 13th on vault, 14th on bars, 13th on beam, 11th on floor, and 15th in the all-around. In the 15-year-old age division, Christina placed 18th on vault, 21st on bars, 23rd on beam, 23rd on floor, and 22nd in the all-around.
All of our gymnasts have finished competing for the season with the exception of our Prep-Optionals/Excel's (the program is now called "Excel" but I am so used to calling it Prep-Op that I have a hard time calling it by the new name)! Miss Emily's new prep-op bronze team will have their first competition outside of Spectrum this Sunday at Granite State Gymnastics in Bow. They have worked so hard this year and Miss Emily has done a fabulous job as we grandfather in this new program. We are so pleased with how well this program has done that we are seeking to expand it next year. Stay tuned for more information!
Our prep-op gold and platinum gymnasts will be competing at the New Hampshire Excel State Championships in just a couple weeks! Good luck Kelsey, Heather, Laura, Katelynn, Delaney, and Alli!
Peace, love, and gymnastics,
Coach Sarah
Spectrum Gymnastics Academy
26 Buttrick Rd
Londonderry, NH
Coach Sarah ran this blog from 2012-2017. Sarah is a former Rhode Island College gymnast, NCGA National qualifier, All-American, current gymnastics coach and judge, and contributor for the gymnastics news source, The Gymternet. Find out what's going on at Spectrum and learn more about the incredible sport of gymnastics!
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Set at a relatively low altitude on the boarder with Tanzania, Akagera National Park is characterised by sweeping grasslands and rugged acacia woodland, interspersed with a labyrinth of swamps and lakes that follow the Akagera River, the most remote source of the Nile. This breath-taking landscape is an exhilarating change from the magnificent rainforests that dominate most of Rwanda.
Akagera provides a real eye opener to the wonders of the flora and fauna of the African bushland, with herds of elephant and buffalo emerging from the woodland to drink at the lakes. An observant visitor may also spot a stealthy leopard, hyena or pride of lions resting in the cool shade provided by the feral acacia trees.
Akagera National Park is almost bursting with more then a dozen species of antelope, most commonly the handsome, regal impala, but also oribi, bushbuck, tsessebe and the world's largest antelope, the striking Cape eland are resident within the park.
1. Game Viewing
Known as one of the most scenic savannahs in East Africa, the game drive in Akagera provides you with the opportunity to also view gentle hills blending beautifully with lowland swamps and water bodies.
2. Boat trip on Lake Ihema
The boat trip in the Akagera at Lake Ihema will reward you with a large number of Hippos,Nile crocodiles, plus many water birds and correction of reptiles.
3. Camping in the Akagera.
Camp sites in Akagera for the more adventurous or for those traveling on a budget with beautiful views and night wildlife songs.


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Arrive and transfer to the Eighth Bastion (or similar) for 2 nights. Remainder of the day is at leisure. (N)
Visit some of the highlights of this enchanting port, taking in the architectural styles that reveal Arab, Jewish and European influences. View the remarkable, cantilevered Chinese fishing nets, explore the 16th-century Portuguese-built Mattancherry Palace, the Church of St Francis and the oldest active Jewish synagogue in the world. Later, visit the Kathakali dance studio. The striking feature of this dance is the elaborate face make-up and costumes. (B)
Travel to Munnar and stay 2 nights at the Windermere Estate in the hill country. (B,D)
Guided walk through Windermere Estate, allowing you to experience the impressive mountain scenery and the extraordinary flora and faunathat this region has to offer. The walk is 4-km long and the average duration is around two hours. (B,D)
Morning drive through the Western Ghats to Thekkady. The region is home to moist deciduous forests and marshy grasslands, offering excellent opportunities to spot birds and other wildlife as well tropical plant life. Stay 2 nights in the Spice Village (or similar). (B)
For centuries, Kerala has grown and exported spices around the world. In the morning, take a walking tour of a plantation to learn about the cultivation, growth and processing of spices. This afternoon head to the Periyar National Park and take a walk with a forest guide to discover the flora and fauna of this verdant region. (B)
Drive to the backwater region of Kerala this morning. The backwaters are home to a variety of species of fauna and flora. Stay 2 nights at the Coconut Lagoon (or similar). (B)
Morning at leisure. Afternoon backwaters cruise in a traditionalshikara boat through narrow canals. This cruise explores these picturesque waterways, passing boats carrying loads of coir, copra and cashews and, along the water's edge, numerous churches and marketplaces. (B)
Board a private kettuvallam, a traditional Keralan houseboat.The network of canals, lakes and estuaries that make up the backwaters is formed by the 40-odd rivers that flow down to the Arabian Sea from the Cardamom Hills. A traditional lunch will be prepared on board by one of the boatmen. In the afternoon, relax on board as the boat meanders through the canals and waterways of Kerala's backwaters. At around 5pm, the boat will be anchored for the night. Boats cannot cruise after this time as this is when the fishermen take their nets to the water to begin their night's fishing. In the evening, authentic Keralan cuisine will be served on board the boat. (B,L,D)
Located between Kochi and Alleppey, Mararikulamis one of the picturesque fishing villages that dot the coastline. The main attractions are the local culture, the warm waters of the Indian Ocean and the extensive sandy beaches. Stay 3 nights at the Marari Beach Resort, which offers comfortable accommodation in 62 individual cottages and deluxe pool villas. Marari Beach Resort is around 1.5 hours from Kochi airport and the backwaters. (B)
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Basic Modes of Narration
For anyone sitting down to write a work of narration, whether it's a short story, novel, screen play, etc., one of the first decisions a writer must make is a suitable voice for the characters to use throughout the scenes. Narrative mode, also referred to as point of view, is what breathes life into your characters by giving them a position in the world you're creating; It's the way you present your character's actions, feelings, and opinions (in some cases their thoughts), and it's how your reader will ultimately relate to the story that your telling. Understanding the narrative modes is a helpful tool for any writer from the novice to the experienced, and when used properly, has the ability to separate your writing from the mass of other hopeful writers.
Narrative mode has been reinvented numerous times by countless writers over the years, dividing it into a number of different sub groupings. But even with all of these inversions, the 3 main narrative voices have remained a constant.
First Person – The narrator is a character in his/her own story.
You'll notice this type of narration by the use of I, me or mine, within the speech. Here, the narrator could be the main character of the story, a secondary character, who has little to do with the action of the story, or a character telling the story second-hand. In any variation, the narrator in the first person point of view must follow all of the standard rules of being a character within the story; they can give only their own thoughts and opinions, unless clearly told about the thoughts of another character.
Second Person – The narrator identifies the main character in the story as "you".
In second person narrative mode, the narrator refers to the main character as "you,", consequently making the audience feel as if they are characters within the story.
Third Person—The narrator is an outsider to the story.
In third person narration the main character will always be identified as he, she, or they. It is broken up into to 4 sub groups; subjective, limited, objective, and omniscient.
- Third person subjective mode is often referred to as "the over the shoulder" perspective because the narrator, though not a part of the story, has access to the thoughts and feelings of one or more of the characters in the story.
- Third person limited mode is characterized by the story being told through the perspective of a single character's thoughts.
- Third person objective, as the name suggests, doesn't give any of character's perspectives and instead tells the story objectively. This is the mode used in most newspaper articles. Its referred to as "the fly on the wall" or "third person dramatic" point of view because it is un-biased towards the plot.
- Third person omniscient focuses on every character's thoughts by way of an all knowing narrator. A version of this mode is the universal omniscient, also known as "little did he know" where the narrator has information that the characters in the story do not have.
No matter whom you are, your goal as a writer is invariably going to be to bring forth your own, personal ideas, and a big part (at times even more important) of that process, is choosing the right way in which to voice those ideas. In conclusion, the point of view you chose will play a crucial role in your stories structure and, whether you're a writer or a carpenter, having the right tools at your disposal will always make the job go smoother.


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Top left: basil (adding another one), parsley, rosemary, sage, oregano.
Middle (I left room for another trip to the nursery)
Bottom left: chamomile, lavender, two strawberry plants
So how did we do it? Easy peasy!
First, we gathered our materials with a trip to the nursery. I was somewhat conservative with the plants and seeds I bought, not knowing how far to space each plant. I'll be going back to add more after Spring Break.
We moved and adjusted them, then propped up the pavers with loose bricks. We ended up adding a second paver to the far ends for support. The best part about using the pavers was we could move and adjust them for size and position. I decided they had to be centered under the garage window, and we had two small stumps to deal with. If you have a teensy yard, these could work for you as well.
We filled in the paver outline with a layer of cardboard. We used a simple packing box and flattened it. Then we poured out two bags of topsoil and spread them evenly.
I laid out the plants where I thought they would best fit, keeping the large leafy plants in the back. The middle of the garden is the shallowest, so we will either plant seeds or flowers there.
We spread about a 1/3 of the last bag of topsoil over the plants once they had been settled. Watered, and done! I'm really happy with the way our garden came out. My neighbor gave us some chicken wire, but I ran out of time before Spring Break to put it up. Keep your fingers crossed that no bunnies come and eat the herbs while we're gone!
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Access to the Issues Rescheduled
Due to the threat of severe weather, Monday, March 19th's Access to the Issues event was rescheduled for Monday, April 9th.
The same great lineup of guests from the Alexander City School system will join us for a panel discussion focusing on key issues facing local schools, challenges, successes, and how Lake Martin Young Professionals can get involved.
If you're interested in attending, contact Jacob Meacham at the Alexander City Chamber of Commerce at (256) 234-3461 or email@example.com.
Strand Sessions - April 5th featuring Jack Stearns
Lake Martin Young Professionals present STRAND SESSIONS - Live Music in the Park!
Free live music on the first Thursday of the month, April through August from 6-9 pm in downtown Alexander City's Strand Park.
Sponsored by Dark Insurance Agency, Inc. (Gold Sponsors), Alex City Marine (Silver Sponsors), Bice Motors Inc (Silver Sponsors), Distinct Home Inspection, LLC / Kyle Moseley (Silver Sponsors), Elaine & Gene Gwaltney (Silver Sponsors), Marsha Mason-Chambers Law Firm (Silver Sponsors).
Come enjoy an evening of free live music in downtown Alex City's beautiful Strand Park! Guests are allowed to bring their own food and beverages (alcohol allowed) or purchase food and drinks from any of the nearby bars and restaurants in downtown's Arts & Entertainment District to bring with you, including Fermenter's Market on the Green Alex City, J.R.'s Sports Bar and Grill, Emporium Wine, Ocie & Belle's, The Coffee Corner/Taco Bar, Jake's on Broad or Lake Martin Pizza Co. Alex City.
strand Sessions 2018 Approved
At the Monday, March 5th meeting of the Alexander City City Council, Strand Sessions was approved to be hosted on the first Thursday of the month, beginning Thursday, April 5th and running through August.
The free live-music series features three hours of music performed by local artists in downtown Alexander City's Strand Park. Event attendees are allowed to bring alcoholic beverages or either purchase beverages to bring outside to the event from one of the several establishments within the Arts & Entertainment District.
Sponsored by: Dark Insurance Agency (Gold Sponsor), Alex City Marine (Silver Sponsor), Bice Motors (Silver Sponsor), Distinct Home Inspection (Silver Sponsor), Elaine & Gene Gwaltney (Silver Sponsor), Mason Law Firm ( Silver Sponsor).
LMYP: Access to the Issues
Lake Martin YP members are invited to a new quarterly series called "ACCESS TO THE ISSUES" kicking off on Monday, March 19th. The first quarter's event will focus on Alexander City schools featuring a panel discussion with Dr. Darrell Cooper (Superintendent), Jamie Forbus (Principal - Jim Pearson Elementary) and Dr. Anthony Wilkinson (Principal - BRHS). The event will be held at Valley National Bank's (previously USAmeriBank) 280 branch beginning at 5:30 p.m. To RSVP or ask questions, contact firstname.lastname@example.com
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