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After a student files the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the report is received by the college, the Financial Aid Office will determine FCWS eligibility. If a student decides to accept Federal College Work-Study funding, he/she needs to pick up instructions to submit the employment application. Funding for FCWS placements is limited and determined by matching student qualifications with job descriptions and requirements. Placement is, therefore, not guaranteed. Most of the work-study positions are located on-campus enabling the student to set a work schedule around his/her class schedule. There are a limited number of positions available within the community with non-profit organizations.
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Minneapolis' renovation of Target Center, one of the most controversial facets of the Vikings stadium bill that passed the Legislature this summer, keeps getting cheaper.
The city and private stakeholders are planning to embark on a major overhaul of the 22-year-old building, made possible by stadium legislation that also provided the means to pay down debt on the facility.
When officials announced the plan in 2011, the cost was $150 million. When the Target Center "implementation committee" was formed this August, the cost was pegged at $135 million. But at the first meeting of that committee Thursday night, city officials said the working cost is now $100 million.
The city can use the difference to fund many other things, from capital projects to economic development. So what's going on?
First, a quick recap of how we got here:
The explanations for the declining cost were fairly vague after the implementation committee meeting Thursday night. The city's lead staffer on the project, Jeremy Hanson Willis, said they are merely taking a better look at their options. Initial estimates pegged the cost for redoing the "skin" of the building at $25 million, for example.
"We thought, 'Well maybe we don't need to spend $25 million just on the skin,'" Hanson Willis said. "And so we've been having this sort of ongoing process to say what other options do we have to do things as [inexpensively] as possible. And frankly, we're trying to get the biggest bang for our buck."
The renovation cost is expected to be split about evenly between the city and private tenants, such as the Timberwolves. The negotiations about exactly how that deal will work are ongoing.
Ted Johnson, a senior vice president at the Timberwolves, said they are in process of "sharpening our pencils."
"I don't think anyone was interested in negotiating to a number that you may not need to get to," Johnson said.
When asked about the cost during Thursday's meeting, Rybak called $100 million "a pretty good working number."
"The $150 million number was a very general, quick thing that was really -- I don't think we ever intended that to be a final or embedded number," Rybak said.
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At the conclusion of the 2014 Christmas season, Millis Wonderland will be gifted to a worthy nonprofit organization. The Meehan family recently made the decision to gift The Wonderland and all its assets to a nonprofit who will pledge to use the assets to continue the celebration of Christmas for the benefit of the community and also pledge to continue the display for a significant number of years.
Earth Bash 2014, a fundraiser for Earth Ltd (www.earthltd.org), was held on Friday September 19th at Southwick's Zoo in Mendon, MA. Earth Ltd is an educational division of Southwick's Zoo providing interactive and educational experiences for children. Our Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram store provided Jeeps for safari tours of the zoo. The tops come off and guest jump in for a unique way to see the zoo in the evening.
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Imperial Gas and Country Store was transformed into a movie set for The Sea of Trees. The film has been shooting throughout Central Massachusetts including mutiple stops in Worcester, Uxbridge, and Mendon. The film crew staged their expansive caravan of equipment trucks and personel across the street from Imperial Cars and took over Imperial Gas and Country Store for an evening of filming.
Imperial Cars Takes On the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Imperial Cars accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. In typical Imperial fashion we put our own spin on the challenge. Employees purchase raffle tickets to be able to dump ice cold water over Owner Kevin Meehan, General Manager Michael Penner, CFO JD Daugherty, and long time friend Dick Ferrucci of WMRC Radio in Milford, MA. Over $700 was raised for the ALS Association www.alsa.org.
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Born June 29, 1910, in New York City, Frank wrote his first song at the age of six. In 1931, he teamed with William Schuman (future President of Juilliard), resulting in Frank's first published song, "In Love with a Memory of You." In 1936, Loesser and composer Irving Actman contributed five songs to "The Illustrator's Show." It closed after five performances, but landed them a Hollywood contract. There Loesser provided lyrics for the music of such greats as Jule Styne, Hoagy Carmichael, and Burton Lane, producing hits such as "I Don't Want to Walk Without You," "Heart and Soul," "Two Sleepy People," and the 1948 Academy Award winner, "Baby, It's Cold Outside," for which he also supplied the music.
In 1948, producers Cy Feuer and Ernest Martin convinced Loesser to create the score for "Where's Charley?," which became his first Broadway hit, and introduced the song, "Once In Love With Amy." He followed that with one of the masterworks of musical theatre, "Guys and Dolls," opening November 24, 1950, and winning the Tony Award for Best Musical.
Frank wrote the score and the book for his next show, which he called an "extended musical comedy," "The Most Happy Fella." "How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying" opened October 14, 1961, winning the Pulitzer Prize and seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical.
In the midst of his stage work, Frank returned to Hollywood and created one of his best loved scores for the film "Hans Christian Andersen," which featured "Wonderful Copenhagen," "Anywhere I Wander," "The Inch Worm" and "Thumbelina."
Since Loesser's untimely death in 1969, "The Most Happy Fella" has been revived on Broadway and at the New York City Opera (where it has become part of the permanent repertory); "How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" returned in 1995, starring Matthew Broderick, and becoming a long running hit. "Guys and Dolls" won the 1992 Tony Award for Best Revival, and returned in 2009 for its fourth run on Broadway. In 1999, Frank Loesser was honored by the U.S. Postal Service with a postage stamp bearing his likeness.
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Suffering from painful jaw pain? Sharp pain in your ears? You may have TMJ…
TMJ (Tempro-Mandibular Joint Dysfunction Syndrome) also referred to as TMD, is a condition that affects ones jaw joints and muscle groups causing significant pain that can radiate out to the inner ear, neck, shoulders, back and facial pain. TMJ jaw pain in many cases can also create lock jaw, where one is unable to open their mouth. In other cases, those suffering from TMJ/TMD will feel and hear a clicking and/or popping sound as the open their mouths.
Personally, I have experienced TMJ jaw pain 3 times in my life, and that was 3 times too many. As I find out more about TMJ jaw pain and some of the more severe cases, despite the excruciating pain I experienced, I feel fortunate in that my bout with the syndrome, resolved itself almost as quickly as it appeared. My experiences with TMJ jaw pain were all the same. I would all of a sudden, usually while chewing food on one side of my jaw, feel an extremely sharp pain in my ear as I bit down. I likened it to be stabbed in the ear with a knife. It was a pain that almost literally brought me to tears. Fortunately, I could still open and close my mouth, there were no clicking or popping sounds as I did so, and if I didn't bite down it wouldn't hurt. Unfortunately though, I actually feared eating anything. So needless to say, I saw my doctor who diagnosed me with TMJ syndrome and prescribed to me an anti-inflammatory. This worked quite fast in that the pain usually dissipated in about 2 days or so. As I read more and more about TMJ, I do feel fortunate that my TMJ jaw pain was limited to these relatively minor incidents. However, it is not something that I would welcome back into my life anytime soon! Therefore, I find it useful to be aware of the causes and treatments of TMJ and TMD. The prescription medicine did cure the symptoms, but did not address the cause. So the best solution I have found so far is completing certain exercises that I will go over later in this blog, TMJJAWPAINCURE.COM.
One of the leading causes of TMJ jaw pain and TMD is STRESS. Stress can lead to a clenching of the jaw and grinding of the teeth (also called Bruxism). Bruxism can occur either at night or during the day. Teeth grinding and jaw clenching at night, or "sleep bruxism", can often go unchecked as people do not know they are doing it. Serious cases often lead to TMJ jaw pain. Beyond the expected wear and tear on ones teeth, grinding also can cause dull headaches in the morning, to more serious issues with ones jaw muscles. The clicking and popping noises that a TMJ jaw pain sufferer may experience are due to damage to the meniscus cartilage that acts as a buffer between the skull and jaw bone.
Treatment options for Tempro-Mandibular Joint Dysfunction Syndrome include something as minor as a prescription strength anti-inflammatory, as I was given, to something a little more involved and serious as a bite adjustment (or occlusal equilibration). If left untreated, TMJ jaw pain can lead to serious dental problems included cracked and loosened teeth as well as severe jaw, ear, neck and back pain. Another treatment option for TMJ jaw pain is Myofascial Therapy. Myofascial Therapy reduces muscle tension, stress and pain by having skilled and knowledgeable massage therapists work the affected areas of the head, neck and jaw. If you are a believer in chiropractic medicine, there are those that feel these doctors can manipulate the joints, tendons, muscles and bones that are out of alignment and could be the underlying cause of the syndrome.
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I think my weight loss is now finally starting to be really see a difference is in some recent pictures my mom took. I can see it in my arms and in my face big time.
I know we have a thread of before and after pics, which is awesome and inspiring, but maybe we can have a thread of some in-betweens?
This is me with about a 20 lb difference. not the best after pic but boy does my face loo kthinner. Plus I get to show off my boyfriend and my gorgeous daughter :) I dont have many before pics that I can find cause I promptly deleted them afte rseeing how I looked :sick:
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It became more noticeable at the 20lb mark for me has well. Personally I just noticed my arms and breasts shrinking. My fiance and my friends noticed my face being thinner and the bagginess in my pants.
I noticed this weekend when I wore a pair of jeans I haven't worn in 2 years! Yahoo! But when I look in the mirror I still can't see it.
My face for sure. And my hands. And my boobs. All the places I don't need to lose. Waiting for my booty and thighs to catch up with the rest of me... Maybe the fat is just loosening up on my upper half and sliding downward. lol
yeah for me its always face/boobs first. The face isnt bad... i felt so plump (for lack of a better word) in old pics. can anyone else see the difference?
It's face and fingers for me. My wedding ring is super loose on my finger. I need to get it resized.
I can wear a smaller size now too, but when I look in the mirror I don't see any difference. I am sure that I do, and people tell me that I look thinner, but I'm not seeing it yet. It's still a little "too good to be true" for me. I can't imagine weight less than I do right now because it's been so long, but I know that if I stick with it I will.
oh noo im on wk two go to doc on thurs the 9th of june .. I dont wanna loose boobage ...i barely have any to begin with ::( lol doc said i should start feeling my clothes get loose this week .. im excited !! but not for loss of boobage ..thats not cool .. i have been trying to get in touch with others going through the medi weight loss program too soo if anyone wants to share some input with me i would greatly appreciate some medi friends my email is firstname.lastname@example.com
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Face and boobs for me, and the spare tire around my middle. I wear scrubs all the time and I can notice it by how loose the tops are around where my spare tire is and in my thighs. I've already dropped down a size in scrubs. My face and my double chin are thinning out. The boobs are shrinking, not that I mind. I've never been large chested and I don't really care about having large ones. An A to a small B cup would be perfect for me. I just want to see the fat around the middle to disappear completely. I hate wearing loose shirts to hide the muffin top. :(
I'm all of a sudden starting to tell. I had lost 6 lbs in two weeks, but then my TOM came so I was bloated, now that, I am passed that I think I am finally feeling those 6 more pounds off. As of this morning on my home scale I am down 25lbs, and 2 pant sizes. I am throwing clothes into the "give away" pile every day because they are just getting way too big on me. It's fun but frustarting I am able to wear less and less of my clothes (I had some in a smaller size), and I don't want to spend a lot on new ones because I still have another 20 pounds to lose which I know will be at least one more size possibly 2.
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A Perspective on the Role of the Dynamical Core in the Development of Weather and Climate Models
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This chapter aims to place the dynamical core of weather and climate models into the context of the model as a system of components. Building from basic definitions that describe models and their applications, the chapter details the component structure of a present-day atmospheric model. This facilitates the categorization of model components into types and the basic description of the dynamical core. An important point in this categorization is that the separation between 'dynamics' and 'physics' is not always clear; there is overlap. This overlap becomes more important as the spatial resolution of models increases, with resolved scales and parameterized processes becoming more conflated. From this categorization an oversimple, intuitive list of the parts of a dynamical core is made. Following this, the equations of motion are analyzed, and the design-based evolution of the dynamical core described in Lin (2004, Monthly Weather Review) is discussed. This leads to a more complete description of the dynamical core, which explicitly includes the specification of topography and grids on which the equations of motion are solved. Finally, a set of important problems for future consideration is provided. This set emphasizes the modeling system as a whole and the need to focus on physical consistency, on the scientific investigation of coupling, on the representation of physical and numerical dissipation (sub-scale mixing and filtering), and on the robust representation of divergent flows. This system-based approach of model building stands in contrast to a component-based approach and influences the details of component algorithms.
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- A Perspective on the Role of the Dynamical Core in the Development of Weather and Climate Models
- Book Title
- Numerical Techniques for Global Atmospheric Models
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- pp 513-537
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- Lecture Notes in Computational Science and Engineering
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- ID3. Organization 1433, MS-0370, Sandia National Laboratories
- ID4. (NCAR), Inst. for Mathematics Applied to, National Center for Atmospheric Research
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- Richard B. Rood (1)
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July 19, 2010 *continued*
~tinkgurl's day: We left off leaving the pool and heading up to the room to get changed for Chef Mickeys! After everyone was all ready, we met back up and headed to the elevator. In the elevator, asked Little Guy if he remembered what were going to do/say at Chef Mickeys. He smiled and said Cmon and party! and swung his arm in the air. He did remember! I had been practicing him for that and for yelling for ketchup at WCC. Haha.
We got off the elevator at the Concourse Level and headed to our left towards the restaurant. As we made it around the corner and up to the check-in, I kept pointing out new things to Little Guy like the big Chef Mickeys sign, the monorail track, how high up the ceiling was, and the dessert station. After we were given a pager, we went over to get in line for a family picture with the Chef Mickey statue. Little Guy actually did good when it was our turn! I kept saying through my smile Smile stinker! I could hear him giggle every time.
After they took our pic, we headed over to the seated waiting area. I cant remember how many t.v.s they had set up, but there was Phineus and Ferb on, so Little Guy wanted to find a spot to lay and watch. He put his arms back behind his head and laid there just like he does at home:
Maybe 5 minutes later, our pager went off. Yes! We didnt have to wait too long! The CM seating us asked if there were any 1st timers with. We told her it was Little Guy, Grandma, and Grandpas first time. She told them Welcome! and explained to them about the buffet lines and what food there was. She took us up some stairs and into a nice big corner table. If it werent for the blinds, wed be able to see out to the Seven Seas Lagoon and the Grand Floridian perfectly. I could make them out just barely without pulling back the blind. Our waiter came right away and explained to us which way the characters would be coming from, took our drink orders, and then said we could start getting food whenever we wanted.
I could see Minnie was just a few tables away, so Mom, Sis, and I stayed with Little Guy and Cuz while the others got their food. Luckily, they made it back in time to see his first character meeting. When I saw we were going to be the next table, I prepared Little Guy. I would say Look whos coming to our table next! Hed turn around and just smile and watch them until it was our turn. When Minnie came, I said to her Minnie, this is his first time meeting anybody! She clapped her hands, put her hands on her cheeks like she was blushing, and gave Little Guy a hug.
Of course, I started crying. Not hard crying, but just happy tears down my face. I finally knew what it felt like to see your child meet a character for the first time. Just the smile on his face and the fascination and awe that he had with them was priceless. He played with her nose and kept kissing her. Then, she posed for a pic with us:
I said to Little Guy, Say thank-you to Minnie! He said Thank-you Minnie and blew her a kiss. She blew him one back and they waved bye to each other.
Pluto was just a few tables away too! So, Sis ran and got her food and some food for Little Guy while I waited with him. She made it back just in time! As Pluto came up, the first thing Little Guy grabbed was his tongue! I had to say, Whoa, whoa, whoa! Be nice to Pluto! Pluto gestured a laugh and patted Little Guy on the head. Then Little Guy had to show Pluto that he was on his shirt. Pluto pointed to himself on the shirt and jumped up and down like he was all excited. Little Guy laughed and laughed. Then, we all posed for a pic:
As you can see, we HAD to get Little Guy the light-up Buzz Lightyear drink. He thought he was SO cool. And you can see that Little Guy had a hard time taking his eyes off Pluto for a picture! Little Guy told Pluto Thank-you and just as Pluto was waving us bye, Mickey comes up! We were on a roll! I told Mickey this was Little Guys first time meeting him and he gave Little Guy a big hug. Then, we posed for a pic:
After the pic, Little Guy had to give Mickey a kiss on his nose.
Mickey acted all shy then gave Little Guy another hug. Then, he waved us bye and went on to the next table. Out of all the characters, he was the least social.
Goofy was not too far behind, so I just waited for him too. Grandma kept freaking out that I hadnt gotten my food yet. I told her I was happy just waiting and seeing all the characters meet with Little Guy and then Id go get my food. Goofy came up and had to give everyone high-fives. Little Guy thought this was hilarious. Then he came behind Little Guy and posed for a pic:
As you can see, Little Guy was ready to give him another high-five! After a few more rounds of that, Goofy waves us bye and moved on to the next table. Donald wasnt close to us yet, so I finally had a chance to get some food! As I sat back down, they announced that it was almost time for our song! I told Little Guy to help me listen for the music and when it started he got all excited. The first parts song says the words M-I-C-K-E-Y and Little Guy and I would sing it every time. Then, it was time to swing our napkins!
Every time they said Cmon and party! Little Guy and I said it too.
I looked around at all of us. We all had the biggest smiles on our faces. I could not believe we were actually there, swinging our napkins- something that I had been talking about with Little Guy for so long. This was one of those moments that I wish his Mom was here to see. But, I knew she was right there with us for everything. At the end of the song, it goes Celebrate with Mickey Mouse! and we all threw our napkins up and cheered. Little Guy had a blast doing that.
Shortly after that, Donald finally made his way over. Little Guy had to get down and show him where he was on his shirt. Donald gave him a thumbs up and Little Guy laughed. Then, he posed with Cuz and Little Guy for a pic:
As Donald left, Little Guy said he was ready for dessert! He is so related to us. Haha. So, Sis took him to the dessert station while I went and got some more food from the buffet. After we all made it back to the table, Pluto was making his 2nd round. This time Little Guy wanted to get down and give Pluto a hug.
After the pic, he gave Pluto another big hug then sat back down to finish his dessert. Some of us headed over to the dessert station and got our own dessert. We hurried and ate it because we knew Little Guy was going to start getting antsy once he was done. We asked him if he wanted to go back down to the pool and, of course, he said YEAH! So, up to the room we went to get back into swimming suits. As we left, he turned around and said Bye Chef Mickeys! I sighed a big sigh of relief. Chef Mickeys and his first character meeting was a huge success.
On the way to the pool, we explained to Little Guy that if he wanted to go down the slide again, hed have to go down by himself, but Daddy would be at the bottom ready to catch him. He kept asking his dad (Uncle) if he was going to be really really close to the slide and hed put his pointer and thumb together to show how close he wanted him. Haha. Fiancé made sure he knew that he was going to go up the slide with him, so he wouldnt be all alone. Then, he told Little Guy to make sure to turn around once Daddy got him so he could see how big of a splash Fiancé made. He said Okay! and off to the slide they went. Dad, Uncle, Sis, and I went to the area of the pool by the slide so we could watch him go down and Uncle could catch him. Mom came over with the camera to get a pic of his first time going down alone.
Thats his scared face! Haha. And as you can see, he had his arms out to each side trying to make sure he didnt fall over. It was hilarious. Once Daddy caught him and Fiancé came down, we asked him what he thought of it and he turns to Fiancé and says Lets go again! So he loved it! And that was the start of his million times down the slide that week.
By 9:45, we were all super tired and ready for bed. As we headed back to the main tower, I realized that it was almost time for the new fireworks to start at 10! So, Little Guy, Fiancé, and I went up the stairs to our floor, which are all outside with a perfect view of the MK. Mom, Dad, and Grandpa met us on our floor with the door open because you cant get in from the stairs. We had the door propped open and watched the fireworks right from our stair level outside. It was perfect! When it came to the part where the fairies are fighting over what color the Castle should be, I told Little Guy what was going on. The whole rest of the fireworks, he would randomly ask, Why are they fighting? haha. During the whole show, I kept an eye on the Castle because I wasnt sure when Tink would be flying out. When she did, I made sure Little Guy found her. He thought it was so cool!
We only had to wait 5 minutes for them to start:
When it was the finale, Little Guy said Oh my gosh! to all the fireworks going off at once. When it was all over, we clapped and cheered and went inside. We went with Grandpa and Little Guy back to their room to discuss what time we needed to get up and meet the next morning. Then, we said our good-nights and headed back to our room.
Once we got there, we could hear the water parade (yes, I am forgetting the name of it right now) going on. We went out on the balcony and watched it. We had the perfect view from our room! It had been so long since we had seen it. I think the last time was when we were staying at the Villas at WL back in 2007!
We all got ready for bed and I was falling asleep around 11:15. I closed my eyes and memories of the day danced around in my head. I was so happy to finally be back.
~Up next: breakfast ADR at the Crystal Palace
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Aw, what a great update! You can just see the joy on Little Guy's face when all the characters came around. You just can't go wrong with a meal at Chef Mickey's!
Love the pic of him going down the slide all alone. That first time is always a bit scary!
How awesome that you got to watch the fireworks all together like that. I'm sure they were amazing.
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Chef Mickey's was the best meal to start out the trip.
He was so brave, but I love that face! You'll see/hear about it a few more times!
We had such a great view!
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Great update! Looks like Chef Mickey's was a success...Little Guy looks like he had a blast! That's so cute how you got teary-eyed during the first character interaction...I find myself doing that when my nephew experiences things for the first time too.
YAY for Little Guy being brave enough to go down the slide by himself!
What a great view for the fireworks and such a perfect way to end the night. The new fireworks are amazing, aren't they?
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Love your update. Felt so sad when you talked about how you wished his Mom was there. Such precious moments.
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I was on vacation but am all caught up now!
I loved, loved, loved reading about Little Guy's first time at Chef Mickey's and meeting the characters! I did feel really sad when you said how you wished his mom was there but he is so lucky to have you And that is so cool that you got to see the fireworks right from outside! What an awesome way to end the night.
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well, you have convinced me to do a CM dinner reservation for my trip!! LOL!! All just for seeing the Buzz Lightyear drink!! ha ha No, but seriously you did!! ha ha I know Hollie would want one so I booked it!
I cry all the time when Hollie sees the characters. I can't help it! I literally have tears going down my face while I am smiling. There is nothing better in the world than seeing a child so happy anywhere!
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Can't believe I have only just seen this TR, better late than never though
Little guy is so adorable, glad the first day was a good one and his first character meet was a success
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Great update. Looks like the Little Guy had a fantastic first trip to Chef Mickey's!
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What a special first night!
Lots of great memories were made. This trip is just so magical. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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