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This a temporary build that is intended for those that can(/could) only play kat effectivly, and still want to be some kind of presence in a game.
shunpo>ult>bouncing blades>killer instinc
Item build:
Boots- 3x health potion
Mejai's soulstealer: You have to get this by lvl 6.
Rylai's Crystal Scepter: Start with giant's belt then build up
Zhonya's Ring
Any ap item
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Flash and heal what worked for me best because you will have to preserve any stack you get on your mejai.
Flash is a must. Its a great getaway move, as you will be using your shunpo a lot.
Ignite instead of heal might also work after you practice a bit.
I'm using furor's rune pages.
Dodge seals could be changed to cd runes if you afford it.
You will have to have a partner. You will not be able to mid, but i think no present kat build is able to do that.
If you cant lane with some1 who has slow/stun you might want to consider getting exhaust or simply leaving before the game starts. The second is the better choice.
Your best laning partners are: taric, cho, sion and amumu. Casters like ryze and annie can also work.
Well think of the kamikazee of ww2. You will kinda sorta play like that.
After you start building mejai's, be ultracarefull. Loosing stack hurts you much more than anything.
Also sunpo is your main damage dealer, use it on champs whenever possible.
Lvls 1-6: If you cant get 2 assists or a kill you can surrender now. You wont be able to get mejai's in time. You will have to sunpo/blade champions at any given chance. Disregard minions, hopefully your laning partner can do that part. If you picked heal, dont be afraid to turret dive low health champs (sunpo+bb=death)
Lvl6-11: Try to stay in your lane, but if a low health hero (squishy, below 25%) needs a gank dont hesitate. Your BoM should give you enuf speed for running between lanes.
In team fights never initiate. ONLY USE YOUR ULT IF MOST OF THE OTHER TEAM IS DISABLED, OTHERWISE YOU WILL GET RAPED BY THE TIME IT STARTS TICKING.
Lvl11+: If you played right you should have atleast 10 stacks on mejai and a couple of ap items. This could mean that your ult is actually usefull now, but not quite. You need a stunner the whole game if you want to score kills with your ult.
You can insert any other champ just about and get better results. Even if you do this if the other team is smart they will still save a stun for you or focus you. A rylai's will not give you the survival you need. You will die and stacks will fall.
Stop playing Kat. She was nerfed into uselessness for no reason since Riot listens to noobs and ******ed *****ing whiners with blue names.
Your build, as many others, is missing the most important part: Magic Penetration
You need it both on item and runes. You also need the Archaic Knowledge masterie for Mpen.
Katarina's damage where too high when builded right. Now they are still decent, but you can't have decent results without the Mpen.
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She was born August 22, 1921 in Lima, the daughter of Karl and Edna (Schlanker) Renz, who preceded her in death.
Mim was a graduate of Lima Central High School in 1939. She then graduated from Flora Stone Mather (Case Western Reserve) in 1943. She then married Paul Barnhardt in 1943 who preceded her in death in 1977.
Mim was director of Christian education for Christ Episcopal Church in Lima and taught German at Shawnee School. She was a volunteer at Lima Memorial Hospital for over 30 years. She was a member of a literary club, several bridge clubs, was an avid reader and enjoyed knitting and doing crosswords. Mim was always known for her brave acceptance of what God has given her and for her "great words of wisdom."
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As for comparing the Gal X and the Guramba, you clearly didn't test this ship. The two ships cannot be compared, even the way their "death rays" work is different.
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Polling: Among lessons drawn from this election, add one you'd think had been learned by now: Consider a poll or pundit's record before starting to quote it or him ad nauseam.
'Shellshocked." That's how one Romney adviser reportedly described his boss as the bad news started sink in on election night. Why, the crowds had been so large and enthusiastic in swing states! And besides, "poll after poll" showed Republicans more motivated to vote than Democrats!
And indeed, many a poll had Romney ahead, with some — including the most famous of all — showing him running away with it. With just week to go, Gallup had the governor up by a whopping 6 points.
We won't have the official results until next month, after the states are finished with their final tallies. As of Monday morning, the popular vote was Obama 50.6%, Romney 47.9% — a margin of 2.7 points. But that could change significantly.
Four years ago, the popular vote on the morning after the election had Obama beating John McCain by 6.0 points. That put the Rasmussen poll closest at that point, and Rasmussen has been claiming ever since it was most accurate pollster in that election.
The margin widened steadily over the next six weeks, however, and the final results had Obama up by 7.2 points — 52.9% to 45.7%. That was exactly what the IBD/TIPP Poll projected.
So for the second presidential election in a row (we had Bush beating Kerry by 2.1 points in 2004 vs. the 2.5 actual), IBD/TIPP was No. 1 among national polls.
This year, IBD/TIPP called it 50.3% for Obama (vs. Monday's unofficial 50.6%) to 48.7% for Romney (vs. 47.9%). In other words, our spread was 1.6 points vs. a real spread as of Monday of 2.7 — thereby an error of 1.1.
As the table above indicates, 1.1 will probably put us third this year instead of first. But among the 11 polls active in the last three elections, IBD/TIPP has the best record.
For a little different perspective, widely followed New York Times blogger Nate Silver rates pollsters' results based on performance over the last three weeks of the campaign, rather than the last poll alone. His ranking of 23 polling organizations, published Monday, had IBD/TIPP at the top.
Our record didn't cut much ice, however, with the many poll critics who came out of the woodwork this cycle. They couldn't get over the fact that our registered voter sample assumed Democrats outnumbered Republicans by 7 percentage points, or 38% to 31%, before applying our "likely voter" screen. (We had independents at 32%.)
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On Monday Standard & Poor stunned everyone by rating the United State's long term credit rating from stable to poor.
Let's break it down.
From Keith Hennessey:
Yesterday's report by Standard & Poor's on the U.S. government's credit rating is driving headlines. You can learn a lot more from reading the primary source document than from news coverage of it.
Here is what S&P did:
"On April 18, 2011, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services affirmed its 'AAA' long-term and 'A-1+' short-term sovereign credit ratings on the United States of America and revised its outlook on the long-term rating to negative from stable.The news is in the latter part: S&P downgraded its "outlook on the long-term [credit] rating [of the U.S. government]." This is a warning sign.
Right. Kind of like a gaping bleeding wound is a warning sign that you might bleed out.
Let's put this in plain jargon.
Basically S&P said that they didn't believe that these yahoos in Washington (and I'm paraphrasing here) were going to reach an agreement on our "budgetary challenges." They say if these yahoos don't reach a long term agreement and implement it by 2013, the U.S. fiscal profile is screwed. That's not a technical term, but it fits.
"In 2003-2008, the U.S.'s general (total) government deficit fluctuated between 2% and 5% of GDP. Already noticeably larger than that of most 'AAA' rated sovereigns, it ballooned to more than 11% in 2009 and has yet to recover."
The S&P and Hennessey agree with Chairman Paul Ryan that entitlement spending is "the main source of fiscal pressure."
Plain jargon? Entitlements are killing us.
When are we going to take this seriously? What is it going to take? This is no longer partisan. This is about the financial health of our country. No leader has had the guts to force us to look at entitlements, with their fraud, with their ridiculous handouts. I believe we can cut entitlements, and still take care of those who truly need it. The problem is we take care of too many who are more than capable of taking care of themselves. It's become a con artist's game. It's time to shut that part down. We also pay for senior's health care costs when they are wealthy AND have their own insurance (my parents come to mind). It's crazy.
Hennessey has a more sophisticated view than mine. He describes the other short-term fiscal risks, so please read his.
But he ends with why this might not get done. He hits the nail on the head.
The greatest obstacle to constructive negotiations is the President's attack rhetoric, in which he today accused Congressional Republicans of "doing away with health insurance for … an autistic child" and potentially causing future bridge collapses like the one in Minnesota that killed 13 people.
Maybe the S&P report will scare the President's team into treating the long-term problem seriously rather than using it as a campaign weapon. I'm not holding my breath.
As long as Democrats use this sort of unacceptable scare rhetoric, nothing will get done. This isn't how a leader does things. He doesn't throw out fireballs when our country's health is at stake. This isn't about his re-election. This isn't about his campaign. So stop with the nonsense. Roll your sleeves up Mr. President, come to the table like a leader, not a candidate, and do your job.
Update: The Obama administration tried to get S&P NOT to lower it's outlook for the United States. No surprise there. S&P retained their integrity though.
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The silence is filled with excitement.
I hold my breath and know it is about to begin.
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Based on a character created by Elmore Leonard from his short story "Fire in the Hole," Justified is one of those rare television series that just keeps getting better with each season.
Now on DVD and Blu-ray, The Complete Third Season builds from a terrific second season story arc, and finds U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) balancing his personal life and the duties that come with his badge.
With the demise of Mags Bennett (the incredible Margo Martindale), the third season finds the criminal side of Harlan County, Kentucky, suffering a bit of a power vacuum and looking like it is ripe for takeover by the deadly and unhinged syndicate hitter Robert Quarles (a chilling Neal McDonough).
In addition to dodging bullets, Raylan continues to deal with his personal issues concerning his ex-wife/current girlfriend/baby momma Winona Hawkins (Natalie Zea).
The two are giving it another try, but Winona wants Raylan to hang up his gun and become an instructor – something he is actually willing to do, but seems like an impossibility due to his ability to find trouble at all the wrong times.
Raylan's dedication to the badge and tendencies to have shootouts in his hotel room, leads to the couple having even more trouble and Raylan moving into a bar.
Although the series is carried on the cool charisma and capable of shoulders of its star Timothy Olyphant, Season Three expands on some of the supporting characters giving the other Marshals plenty of work of their own and giving Raylan's boss Chief Deputy Art Mullen (Nick Searcy) plenty of screen time to yell at Raylan.
The season sees Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins) embracing his criminal roots and wanting to carve out a piece of Harlan County for himself – which puts him at odds with Quarles and once again allies him with Raylan.
Boyd also puts aside his differences with Dickie Bennet (Jeremy Davies) after discovering that Mags left a large sum of money with new bad guy Ellstin Limehouse (Mykelti Williamson) and Dickie is the key to Boyd getting his hands on the cash.
Limehouse is every bit as deadly as Mags, but lacks some of her subtleness. He has history Raylan and Boyd, but wouldn't think twice about putting them in the ground.
He also refuses to give up Mags' money despite Dickie's insistence that it now belongs to him. The Limehouse character is a great addition to a show already filled with incredible characters.
Williamson plays the character to the hilt, but does very little on screen. He is able to let the audience know how deadly the character is with a simple threat or slow methodical look. It is a perfect performance which gives the show a character the audience isn't sure Raylan can beat.
While he fails to bring the same menace that Marindale brought to the screen, McDonough is a good adversary for Raylan, and makes the most of the character. He isn't very likeable and the actor keeps you guessing just what the character will do next. As the storyline moves on into the season, Quarles seems to unravel and McDonough plays the descent to the hilt.
The storyline keeps the same kind of pace established in the first season, and gives all the actors times to let their characters develop – which in turn just makes the audience more hooked on the series.
It takes a bit to get into the story and there are a few distractions along the way, but nothing that will ruin the show or make it feel like it has "jumped the shark."
On Blu-ray, the set features an exclusive conversation with Olyphant and Goggins along with nine commentaries. Other bonus features include deleted scenes, outtakes, and a look at the making of the season. Fans can also enjoy a look at the sets and stunts in the show.
In its third season, Justified continues not to feel formulaic (even at the expense of Raylan) and shows no signs of getting old. Olyphant owns this character, and the show rests on his capable shoulders.
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Construction of Manimandapam for freedom fighter Gopal Naicker will be completed by December end, according to Collector K. Nagarajan.
He was inspecting the construction work being taken up at Virupatchi village in Oddanchatram block at an estimated cost of Rs.69 lakh here on Saturday.
Construction of main building and the roof was over. Masonry work has been completed. Electrical work, fixing of windows, doors and floor tiles and interior and exterior painting work were pending.
He advised the officials to expedite the work and complete it within the scheduled time. A sum of Rs.96,000 had been sanctioned for the construction of ramp for the convenience of differently abled persons. A fountain would be set up in front of the mandapam. Parking lot, compound wall and toilet facilities should also be constructed soon, he said.
A proposal for setting up of a statue of Gopal Naicker in the mandapam will be sent to the State government immediately for sanction.
He also inspected a statue of Gopal Naicker chistled on a pillar of Sri Kadhi Narasinga Perumal Temple at Periakottai village. Image of this idol could be recommended to the government for approval. Public Works Engineers, Revenue and other officials accompanied him.
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Adapted and updated fairly faithfully by Shyamalan and Greg Brooker from the classic 1945 children's book by E.B. White, this stocking-stuffer from director Rob Minkoff (co-director of The Lion King) proves light on surprises and wink-winks for the adults, but ought to satisfy with ease the sweet teeth of the under-10 crowd. While falling somewhat short of the smart warmth of the Babe movies, it nonetheless earns a few strong notches over, say, the buffoonery of the live-action 101 Dalmatians.
Mr. and Mrs. Little (Laurie and Davis) want to adopt a sibling for their cuddly, bespectacled son, George (Jonathan Lipnicki), and in a New York City orphanage, they conveniently encounter Stuart (voiced by Michael J. Fox), an exceedingly clever mouse with a yen for foppish casualwear. Ignoring the advice of Mrs. Keeper (Julia Sweeney) about adopting outside their species, the Littles bring Stuart home to their brownstone and to a somewhat icy reception from George.
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Screenplay by M. Night Shyamalan and Greg Brooker, based on the book by E.B. White
Aching to find his niche within "the nicest family in the world," Stuart cajoles over dinner, "Ask me anything!" A sullen George responds by asking him to pass the gravy, and Stuart's challenge is given perspective by a gravy boat that for him could easily be a boat. Wacky misadventures ensue, each followed by a few seconds for the audience to coo their approval of the cuteness at hand, until metaphor becomes reality and Stuart is bravely helming George's remote-control schooner, aptly named The Wasp, in an annual Central Park miniature yacht race. This sequence is the movie's brightest and most visually exciting, and even the overarching orchestral swells of Alan Silvestri can't sink it. Once it's over, Stuart has won George's admiration and a sense of place in the Little home, until a couple of elder mice and a troop of very bad cats create the disorientation and havoc that fill up the movie's second half.
Sometimes it seems that there are only about 500 actors employed by Hollywood to flesh out all movies, and, if this is true, Stuart Little boasts No. 499 (Brian Doyle Murray) and No. 500 (Dabney Coleman), the former senselessly kept to the sidelines as familial set-dressing, the latter afforded only one quickie giggle as a doctor. No. 1, Gene Hackman, must have been busy, but Nathan Lane, Chazz Palminteri, Steve Zahn, Bruno Kirby, and Jennifer Tilly have some fun with animal voice-overs. As for Davis and Laurie, well, 'tis the season to be charitable: Rarely have such lovely actors accomplished so much by sweet-talking the air above their vacant palms. In particular, it takes a wonder like Davis to deliver a heartfelt moment of empathy to a special effect while still putting forth a strong, if curiously repressed, human presence.
The movie itself lacks Davis' coiled-up passion. Like a sort of Man on the Moon for kiddies, Stuart Little forces its snuggly weirdo upon us and instructs us from the get-go to love him. Amid both cheap yuks (cat farts) and sparse cleverness (Jon Polito, ex of Homicide, as a zealous detective), this feeling of force-feeding doesn't fade. In fact, one tot in the audience screamed, "No! I don't wanna watch this!" That child is obviously in the minority, but perhaps she sensed the lack of patience and subtlety -- or the glut of artificial sweeteners -- in this dashing, vivid romp.
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May 15, 2014
With training and support, young women and men in Uganda are developing the skills and confidence to start their own businesses and become community leaders.
This post was originally published on The MasterCard Foundation's blog. TechnoServe is partnering with The MasterCard Foundation to help rural young women and men in East Africa transition to economic independence through the Strengthening Rural Youth Development through Enterprise (STRYDE) program.
Maria Kayinza's store in Mukono, Uganda.
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On a dusty road outside of Mukono, Uganda, is 25-year-old Maria Kayinza's store. The store is immaculate – bottles and packages that are neatly stacked and evenly spaced line its walls.
Maria is one of 15,000 young people in Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda who have received training and support through TechnoServe's STRYDE program. The program is creating employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for out-of-school young people by providing them with comprehensive training, focusing on life skills and financial literacy.
When asked about her store's success, Maria said she created the business plan that helped her open the shop and detailed how she manages her budget – skills she acquired through the STRYDE training. The training also provided her with a better understanding of how to run a business and grow her customer base.
Maria said the business has been very successful since it opened six months ago and is providing her with a reliable source of income. When asked about the key to her success, she spoke about the pineapple drink that only she can make.
"I never thought I'd be able to start my own business. But now many customers are coming here," she says.
Sebastian Migadde is raising pigs to save money to open a pharmacy.
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Sebastian Migadde, a young pig farmer in Kayunga, Uganda, also received training and support through the program.
Sebastian spoke about his lifelong dream to open a pharmacy.
"I always wanted to start a pharmacy, but I lacked the capital," he said. "After completing the training, I learned I could start small by raising pigs. After selling them, I will earn a profit. Then I can open my pharmacy."
Raising pigs has allowed Sebastian to save his earnings in a bank account. Each month, the profits from his business bring him closer to having enough start-up capital to open his pharmacy.
He said his STRYDE training has also benefitted his brother.
"Because of the training, I have also been able to help my family. I taught my brother how to raise pigs, and now he is earning a profit as well."
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Rosie is absolutely fantastic with her teaching and as a person. She was great to answer any questions that we had about Reiki. I loved the way that she taught. She made me feel very confident doing the class. If we weren't sure of something she went over it again. She took her time explaining things to us so it helped keep in it my head. I have been interested in learning Reiki for a while and I am very happy that I did Reiki Level 1. I loved every minute of the course and it was wonderful to meet brilliant people. My favourite part of the weekend was giving and receiving Reiki. It's amazing how you can feel the energy and the heat from a person. I have never felt so warm. I would recommend doing this course to anyone who is interested in doing it. I would like to Thank Rosie for everything. – Eileen Doherty
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- Self treatment hand positions
- Hand positions for self treatment and treating others (chair treatments & plinth treatments)
- The Aura – perform scanning, cleansing and protecting
- Learn protection and grounding techniques
- Guided meditation
- Give and receive a full reiki treatment
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- A Reiki share will be organised for 3 weeks after the weekend, to answer any questions, revise techniques and to give and receive a reiki treatment.
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All of our classes are designed so that anyone can benefit from the material presented.
The class material is helpful for professionals such as nurses, massage therapists, physicians, or "regular people" who wish to use Reiki for spiritual growth, or to help family, friends and for the student's self-healing.
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When you have decided to start your Reiki journey it is important that you choose a teacher that is right for you. Therefore I offer potential students a discounted Reiki treatment to discuss my approach so you can decide whether this this is the path you want to take.
Please contact me for more information; call 086 889 8433 or email moc/luosytsrihteht//ofni
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Reiki Level 1 Investment: €195 Early Bird / Unwaged €175 / Refreshers €130
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- The refresher rate €130 are for those who would like to reconnect with reiki, refresh their reiki skills or re-attend another workshop or course which they may have completed previously (either with me or another reiki master).
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Congratulations to the Eager Reader raffle winners: Hannah C., 4th (Kindle); Kayla Y., 3rd, ($25 Amazon gift card); Nicole K., 5th, ($25 Barnes & Noble gift card); Jacob C., 2nd, ($25 Regal gift card); Danielle L., 5th, (Gravity Maze game); Zoe D., 5th, (Catch Phrase game); Max K., 2nd, (Robot Turtles game). Also, a big congratulations to the Eager Reader MOD Pizza certificate winners for most minutes read per grade. Kindergarten: Jorian S. and Molly O.; 1st: Aruneashwaran G. and Yina H.; 2nd: Jack D. and Yuetong Z.; 3rd: Brooklyn D. and Connor C.; 4th: Ashlesha M. and Ryan A.; 5th: Aishwarya R. and Nicole K.
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Thank you to all the Sunny Hills families who came out to the Barnes & Noble Book Fair. The 2015 Book Fair was a smashing success! Your generous support helped us raise $800 for new materials and books in our school library! Extra special thanks goes out to the amazing teachers who generously donated part of their Saturday to read stories, including Ms. Burkholder, Ms. Swanson, Ms. Dunn, Ms. Jensen, Ms. Peterson, Ms. McCallister, Ms. Murdock, Ms. Schildt, Ms. Melton, Mr. Crouch and Ms. Nudelman. Also thank you to Ms. Ensey and Ms. Lederman and to the PTA volunteers for their help in making the fair a success.
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We hope you had a chance to visit this year's Science Fair and see all of the hard work that our Sunny Hills scientists put into their projects. A special thanks to Bhuvanaeshwari Mahalingam & Nicole Duncan for help setting up prior to the fair and to Bethany Gonzales and the two fathers who stayed after the end of the fair to help fold and store the many tables. We would also like to thank Karin Danner, Karin Farrar, Tia Kleinkopf and Ling Yau for all of their behind the scenes help in making this fair a success! Thank You!!! - Emily Loney & Lindsey Hatch
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Thanks to all of your clipping the winter drive earned Sunny Hills $270 in cash from the Box Tops program and 940 points to be banked in our Labels for Education account. To date this year we have earned over $600 in cash from Box Tops and have banked almost 5000 points into our Labels for Education account. However, the year isn't over! Please continue to clip and hold onto those Box Tops and Labels for Education UPC codes. We will hold one more drive towards the end of the school year. Thank you for your support! Questions? Contact
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"How Today's Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy and Imagination in a Digital World." –Katie Davis Co-Author of the App Generation. 7PM, Monday, March 30 at Mercer Island High School. Author of Queen Bees and Wannabees, Rosalind Wiseman and Charlie Kuhn presents. 7PM, Wednesday, April 22 at Herzl-Ner Tamid. "How to Talk to your Tween about Sharing Smart and Staying Safe Online." Ann Livingston presents. April 28-Maywood Middle School ...
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Executive Committee elections were held Thursday evening at the General Membership Meeting. Please congratulate and welcome the following officers for the 2015-16 school year: Jaime Menold - President Lindsey Hatch - Vice President Stephanie Shipley - Secretary Ayana Meissner - Treasurer ...
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Our third General Membership Meeting of the year was held on Thursday. Thanks to all of you who came out! It's been a busy season with Eager Reader (over 11,000 minutes read!), Dine with Sunny Hills at the Ram (we made $800), Science Fair (171 students participated - 25% more than last year), an Art Walk, the Barnes and Noble Book Fair, and always a favorite After School Movie. Thank you to all the volunteers and Chairs who make these events so successful! We couldn't do it without you. As discussed at the General Membership Meeting last night, planning ...
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THANK YOU Sunny Hills community for helping us reach 100% PTA membership! This means that every student at our school is represented by our amazing PTA and all the support they provide! Way to go! ...
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WSPTA Advocacy Event
Issaquah PTSA Council is excited to host Heidi Bennett, a very knowledgeable and dynamic speaker and education advocate, who will talk to us about education funding, a VERY important issue this legislative session. This is open to anyone interested, so feel free to share this with your communities. " Show Us the Money – WA State Budgets " is a presentation that every parent needs to see to understand the McCleary Decision, the basic Education Bills and what's up with education and funding. It includes "School Funding 101" so every parent can understand and advocate for improving education in WA ...
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PTA Mid Year Survey
"Hello Sunny Hills Families! We are at our mid year point and want to check in to see how you are feeling about the PTA Sponsored Events and Programs so far. Please take a minute to fill out this quick 5 question survey. We are hoping to capture information now and at the end of the year to make sure we are on track with your expectations and our PTA goals." Click the following link to take you to the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/YKKZZWZ ...
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