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Welcome back to 10 Days of Large Family Homeschooling!
Start at the beginning of the series.
I love the concept of cutesy color-coordinated and labeled organizing, but putting it into practice confounds me and feels rather time consuming. I want quick and simple homeschool organizational methods that will work for the large family household.
So, in this post you will find a smattering of simple ideas based on what we do to keep our homeschooling materials organized.
I have yet to meet a homeschool mom who doesn't like bookshelves. They are an absolute necessity in a large family household! I have my bookshelves divided up into 3 different sections.
1. The main bookshelves.
This conglomeration of bookshelves is in our "sitting room". My mom and my older kids painted the long bookshelf brown to sort of match the other shelves so it doesn't stand out as badly as it did when it was a dingy white. Most of what is housed here are our family's personal collection of books. I do keep the Phonics curriculum in here and a few extras like that. But, for the most part, these are just books that the children can get out any time they like.
2. The Books of the Year.
This bookshelf sits in our dining room and houses all the books that will be used during a particular school year. I also put any books I plan to read in this shelf as well. This keeps everything for the year in one place so I don't spend precious time hunting down that one book we need to finish our Ancient Egypt study. This has been a huge time saver and probably ranks right up there as one of my favorite homeschool organizational tips.
3. Corporate Studies bookshelf.
When I use the word "corporate" I mean anything we do together as a family during our homeschool day. The corporate bookshelf is home to our Bibles, our devotionals, the read-aloud history books I have all the children listen to, our art curriculum, some audios and DVDs from Vision Forum, and a few of the series books we are working our way through. (Elsie Dinsmore, Little House on the Prairie, and The Boxcar Children)
I have had some type of homeschool closet since the very beginning of my homeschooling years. In our new house, it literally is a shelved closet in the hallway. Prior to that, it was a cheapie stand-alone storage closet with doors. I consider this to be one of the essentials of homeschooling organization. Homeschool books are not used every year, even when you have back to back to back children. You have to have a way to store all the unused curriculum.
This is also a good place to put those items you use only occasionally that would be in the way if left out. Since our new house had so much space in this closet, I decided to use a portion of it for workbooks we use every day as well as scratch paper for the kids to draw and write on. {If you look closely on that bottom shelf, you will see the bulk box of crayons I bought from Discount School Supply }
This is the basket of curriculum and extras I am currently using. The things in this basket are used nearly every day. It sits beside my chair where I am most likely to be sitting while using these items. It's a handy place to put them so that all I have to do is reach down and grab the next thing. I started doing this when I was pregnant with #6 and our school room was downstairs. I was too worn out to make the trek down to that dingy, dark basement, so I hauled everything I needed upstairs and put it in a basket by my chair. Since then, it has become a staple of our homeschool organization!
School Binder for Mom
Not long ago, I introduced you to my revamped household binders. My school binder was one of these. This is where I keep lesson plans, notebook paper, pens, any extras I want to use in our homeschooling, but haven't quite figured out where to put it, etc. I'll talk more about planning in tomorrow's post, so you can see a little better how I use this binder.
I used to use a Library Box, but it wasn't very portable. When my friend , Stacy, started selling Thirty-One Gifts, I got this large utility tote from her and it has been great! We keep all the library books in here and then just grab the whole thing and go! It's tough and holds up to the massive amount of books we bring home from the library. It's also a gauge as to when to stop the children from bringing us more books while at the library. If the bag is full, we leave!
Organizing Extras
Plastic tubs and totes – They make a size of plastic tote for everything! Currently, I use 2 small pencil boxes to hold crayons for all the kids. I used to have a box for each child, but decided this year that was a waste of space. Two boxes have been plenty for all the children to use together. Besides, they were dumping them all together anyway!
I also use a tub for paints and another for extra supplies like glue, brads, magnet tape, and such.
Metal containers – I don't use a lot of these, but I do like them for pencils and paintbrushes (see the photo at the top of this post). We also keep our mail in one and we used to keep our napkins in a couple, but have since started using a basket on the table.
Baskets – Oh, how I love baskets! They make the ugliest of things look lovely.
Laminator – For a large family, it is imperative you take as many measures as you can to make things last. A laminator helps with that. Amazon runs specials on this laminator a couple of times a year or you can buy it at WalMart for a little better price than Amazon's every day price.
Binders & Page protectors – I love the versatility of binders and page protectors. Everything from ebooks to nature notebooks can be put in binders. I even know some homeschool moms who use page protectors as a way to reuse workbook pages. I actually keep a stash of page protectors and notebook tabs on hand because you just never know when you are going to need them!
Other organizing ideas we have used over the years
Things change and as homeschooling families, we learn to adapt. Here are a few organizational tools we have used in the past. Perhaps you find just what you need amongst them:
Workboxes for the Large Family
Assignment Binders
Our Homeschooling Spaces over the Years
How We {used to} Homeschool Preschool & Kindergarten
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2011 (September Term)
United States v. Barberi, 71 M.J. 127 (the First Amendment bars the government from dictating what we see or read or speak or hear, but the freedom of speech has its limits; it does not embrace certain categories of speech, including defamation, incitement, obscenity, and pornography produced with real children; thus, speech that falls outside of these categories retains First Amendment protection).
(four electronic images depicting appellant's stepdaughter that were not child pornography within meaning of the Child Pornography Prevention Act constituted constitutionally protected speech, and the government may not suppress lawful speech as the means to suppress unlawful speech).
(under appropriate circumstances, conduct that is constitutionally protected in civilian society could still be viewed as prejudicial to good order and discipline or likely to bring discredit upon the armed forces).
2008 (September Term)
United States v. Forney, 67 M.J. 271
(that the possession of virtual child pornography may be
constitutionally protected
speech in civilian society does not mean it is protected under military
the members of the military are not excluded from the protection
granted by the
First Amendment, the different character of the military community and
of the
military mission requires a different application of those protections;
that is protected in the civil population may nonetheless undermine the
effectiveness of response to command; if it does, it is
unprotected; in this case, appellant's receipt and possession of
virtual child
pornography disgraced him personally and compromised his fitness to
command the
obedience of his subordinates).
(the CAAF's jurisprudence on
violations of Article 134, UCMJ, involving speech recognizes the
importance of
the context of that speech; consistent with the focus on context
necessary to
establish a violation of Article 134, UCMJ, while speech that would be
impervious to criminal sanction in the civilian world may be proscribed
in the
military, the CAAF has long recognized that when assessing a criminal
implicating the First Amendment, the proper balance must be struck
between the
essential needs of the armed services and the right to speak out as a
American; necessarily, the CAAF must be sensitive to protection of the
principle of free thought; prior to applying this balancing test to a
violation of Article 134, UCMJ, involving speech, two threshold
must be made: first, the speech involved
must be examined to determine whether it is otherwise protected under
the First
Amendment, and second, the government must have proved the elements of
Article 134, UCMJ, offense).
(no one disputes that
servicemembers enjoy
some measure of the right to free speech granted by the First
Amendment; however,
the right to free speech is not absolute, and some speech –- e.g.,
speech, obscenity, or fighting words -- is not protected by the First
Amendment, regardless of the military or civilian status of the
(the test for dangerous speech
unprotected by
the First Amendment in the civilian community is whether the words are
used in
such circumstances and are of such a nature as to create a clear and
danger that they will bring about the substantive evils that Congress
has a
right to prevent; it is a question of proximity and degree; under the
applicable to the civilian world, clear and present danger extends to
directed to inciting or producing imminent lawless action likely to
incite or
produce such action).
(a lower standard for
dangerous speech unprotected
by the First Amendment pertains in the military context, where
dangerous speech
is that speech that interferes with or prevents the orderly
accomplishment of
the mission or presents a clear danger to loyalty, discipline, mission,
morale of the troops).
(it is clear that additional
burdens may be
placed on First Amendment rights in the context of the military, given
different character of the military community and mission; thus, no one
questions that deference must be given to military authorities'
that military needs justify particular restrictions on the First
Amendment, and
that military commanders may enact regulations and take administrative
that place burdens on, or exact administrative consequences for,
expression, and the exercise of religion that would not pass
muster in the civilian context).
(for any offense charged under
Article 134,
UCMJ, clauses 1 or 2, the government must prove: (1)
that the accused did a certain act, and
(2) that the act was, under the circumstances, to the prejudice of good
and discipline or was of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed
forces; in
the context of the First Amendment, in order to meet the second element
conduct charged under a prejudice of good order and discipline theory,
prosecution must show a reasonably direct and palpable connection
between an
appellant's statements and the military mission; a direct and palpable
connection between speech and the military mission or military
environment is
also required for an Article 134, UCMJ, offense charged under a service
discrediting theory).
(if an accused's speech is
otherwise protected
by the First Amendment, and if a reasonably direct and palpable
between the speech and the military mission or military environment is
established, only then need an appellate court determine whether
criminalization of that speech is justified despite First Amendment
concerns; ultimately,
an appellate court must weigh the gravity of the effect of the speech,
discounted by the improbability of its effectiveness on the audience
speaker sought to reach, to determine whether the conviction is
warranted; where
the record does not establish a reasonably direct and palpable
between the speech and the military at all, let alone the military
mission or
military environment, the balancing test is mooted by the legal
of the charged offense).
States v. Pope,
63 M.J. 68 (an Air Force recruiting regulation prohibiting
sexual harassment of recruits did not impermissibly curtail a
recruiter's First
Amendment rights to expression; while intimidating, hostile, or
speech may be tolerated in civilian society, in the armed forces, other
considerations also come to bear; restrictions on speech may exist that
have no
counterpart in civilian society; the right of free speech in the armed
is not unlimited and must be brought into balance with the paramount
consideration of providing an effective fighting force for the
Country's defense;
proper relations between recruiters and applicants in the armed forces
indispensable in attracting young people to serve their country and in
maintaining military discipline; intimidating, hostile, or offensive
conduct of
a sexual nature by recruiters drives potential applicants away from
service and undermines the effectiveness of the armed forces).

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Like most EDA companies, Mentor doesn't do a lot of chip design. After all they sell software. But emulation is the one area that actually uses the tools. Since one of the big challenges in EDA is getting hold of good test data for real chips, the group is very popular in other parts of Mentor since the proprietary nature of the data is less of an issue inside the same company.
The other thing that they announced is VirtuaLAB. I assumed that this was already announced since Wally Rhines talked about it in his keynote at the Mentor Users' Group U2U a week or two ago and I briefly covered it here. Historically, people have used an in-circuit-emulation (ICE) lab with real physical peripherals. These suffer from some big problems:
- expensive to replicate for large numbers of users
- time consuming to reconfigure (which must be done manually)
- challenging to debug
- doesn't fit well with the security access procedures for datacenters (Jim Kenney, who gave the presentation, said he had to get special security clearance to go and get a picture inside the datacenter since even the IT guys are not allowed in)
- is never where you want it (you are in India, the peripherals are in Texas)
VirtuaLAB is a software implementation of peripherals. They run on Linux and are hardware-accurate. They can easily be shared, after all it's just Linux. They can be reconfigured by software. You don't need to go into the datacenter on a regular basis to reboot/reconfigure anything. Of course the purpose of all this is so that you can develop/debug and test device drivers and so on using the models. For example, here is a model of a USB 3.0 Mass Storage Peripheral (aka Thumb drive).
Afterwards I talked to Jim. He confirmed something I've been hearing from a number of directions. Although people have been saying for years that simulation is running out of steam and you need to switch to emulation (especially people whose job is to sell emulation hardware), it does finally seem to be true. You can't do verification of a modern state of the art SoC including the low-level software that needs to run against the hardware, without emulation. For example, a relatively small camera chip (10M gates) requires two weeks to simulate or 20 minutes to emulate.
I asked him who his competition is. Cadence is still the most direct competition. Customers would love to be able to use an emulator at Eve's price-point but it seems that for many designs, getting the design into the emulator is just too time-consuming. And EDA has always been a bit like heart-surgery, it's really difficult to market yourself as the discount heart-surgeon.


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12 CFR 568.2 - Designation of security officer.
Within 30 days after the effective date of insurance of accounts, the board of directors of each savings association shall designate a security officer who shall have the authority, subject to the approval of the board of directors, to develop, within a reasonable time but no later than 180 days, and to administer a written security program for each of the association's offices.
Title 12 published on 2014-01-01
no entries appear in the Federal Register after this date.


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There are a few tricks to making an almost-matte red work like it does so beautifully on Hayden here. And I'm going to go over them with you. Ready?
First, here she is with her brother, Jansen Panettiere:
Now, we'll just have to ignore that her lips are very slightly parted in the closeup--it looks a little strange when you blow it up like this:
Now on to the three keys!
1) Make sure to deal with flakiness first. I recommend a lip scrub. Petra has a lot to say about them here.
2) Line, line, line! This is one look that absolutely, 100 percent needs a lip liner to get that crisp edge.
3) Be careful with your blush. You want to add warmth here but not end up looking like a doll. So go sheer and build slowly until you get just the right amount.
Some matte to almost-matte reds you might love:
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Our Clinic operates strictly on appointments. Walk-ins are not accepted.
General hours of availability:
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Saturday and Sunday: By appointment only when weekend Clinics or Surgeries are scheduled. (Check calendar)
Hours are general and subject to change based on the schedules of our medical staff. Many factors may occur that alter our schedules and it is recommended to call prior to arriving for any business matter not scheduled ahead of time.
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Our next low-cost Rabbit Spay/Neuter clinic is:
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Call for an appointment 630-800-2254
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Authorities: Trainer's Actions Excessive with Hollow Bat
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A Wisconsin horse trainer is being cited for cruelty to animals. Cyndi Plasch was caught on video late last month hitting a young mare with a hollow wiffle bat when the horse wouldn't load on a trailer.
Patrick Comfert of Animal Services for Madison and Dane County says Plasch will receive a citation and $429 fine for the offense, which is defined by "unnecessary pain" and "excessive pain." The incident took place on the last day of the Midwest Horse Fair as competitors were loading up to leave the facility.
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Plasch released a statement after the video hit the internet saying, "attempts to load the horse had been going on for an hour and a half prior," and "gentler methods such as tapping and using treats were used at the start and were not successful."
She specializes in Missouri Foxtrotters and according to her website, which seems to have been pulled, "she strives for the rider and horse to establish communication and respect." Plasch is reportedly the owner of
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Catchings scored 12 of her 18 points and recorded five steals in the second half as the Fever ended a six-game losing streak against the Sun with a 64-53 triumph.
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Catchings grabbed nine rebounds and eight steals for Indiana, which set a franchise record with 13 steals in the second half.
Kelly Miller scored 11 of her 15 points after halftime and Deanna Jackson scored eight of her 11 during Indiana's closing run.
Nykesha Sales scored 15 points and Taj McWilliams-Franklin added 14 for the Sun (12-4), who lost their second in a row following a four-game winning streak.


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Horsetooth Reservoir
Fort Collins,
Phone: (970) 679-4570
Visit Campground Website
Sites: 152
Recent Rate: $25 8/2014
Latitude: 40.5066617567164
Longitude: -105.155113935471
These reviews are the opinion of an RVParkReviews' member and not the views of RVParkReviews.com
Date of Stay: August, 2014 - $25.00
Nice camping along the Lake. Can get smoky due to campfires at all the sites. Campsites are very roomy; we had a nice shady one for late afternoon. Can be noisy at times due to traffic above you on the highway and the campground has a lot of families using the lake. We will stay here again, but we object to paying a day fee of $7 on top of the camping fee, then pay $2 for showers on top of that. Water is not available at each site and if you are in the sites further away from the water it will be about 1/4 mile away. Full hookup sites are $5 a night more but you don't have the shower fee and not much shade yet. We camped at Horsetooth Reservoir in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: August, 2012 - $25.00
It's a nice campground. If you park on the side with the lake, people constantly cut through your site. The marina "renters/owners" that have slips on the lake are extremely rude! We camped at Horsetooth Reservoir in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: July, 2012 - $32.00
A white knuckle challenge to get to! DO NOT let your GPS send you down CO RD 23!!! The park has full, elec/water, & elec only sites. Most are pull through. Very pretty. We'll stay here again. Some may find the separate $7/day vehicle pass excessive, but you still can't find a cheaper park in Ft. Collins. We camped at Horsetooth Reservoir in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: June, 2012 - $25.00
Nice park, not much shade, lots of wind. A little out of the way to visit the mountains and mountain villages. Hard to pick up cell and Wi-Fi service. Real nice lake with views and wildlife. We would stay again. We camped at Horsetooth Reservoir in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: May, 2012 - $30.00
Wow, came into the park from the Bellvue side. I kept thinking I need to find a place to turn around and get out of there, narrow and steep roads. I am glad we did not find a turn around spot, because the park is beautiful. Campground host was really nice and very helpful. Interior roads were gravel, site was a nice pull through, fairly level with shade. We had a good view of the lake. We would stay here again. We camped at Horsetooth Reservoir in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2011 - $15.00
Very nice campground with several sites right on the lake. Hiking trails through the reservoir. Because we were there mid-week in October, we pretty much had the whole campground to ourselves. It can be full during the weekend. You do have to pay a $7/day usage for the county park. Some of the full hookups when not very level. The price reflects electric only with off season discount. Estes Park and Rocky National Park is only 35 miles away. If in the area, we will definitely use this campground again. We camped at Horsetooth Reservoir in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: September, 2011 - $26.00
Overall this is a very nice campground and we think one of the best in the area, even considering a few glitches. We were in S10 with 50 amp and water, we had shade in the morning. Sites S5-12 are full hook up, but no trees. The reservoir level is down, but a water view was not important. We were able to get satellite through the trees, and Verizon cell and MiFi was good. Reservations are made on the internet, so you choose your site on a map with length descriptions, etc. No one was ever at the entrance and we talked to several rangers, who were driving around, about the park fee but no one ever had any. A $35 annual fee pass is available, for seniors, if they have them. Showers are $2 for 6 minutes and another $1 token for an additional 3 minutes. You must know if you want 6 or 9 minutes before the shower quits. It takes a few minutes to get hot water and figure out the direction of the handle. The shower building is nice, but it was not cleaned or swept in the 10 days we were there. Lots of bugs in that building and the free standing toilets. The weekends are very busy. We drove on Hwy 27 up to Hwy 14, and enjoyed several hiking trails, as well as close proximity to restaurants, groceries and laundromats. We camped at Horsetooth Reservoir in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2011 - $25.00
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Date of Stay: November, 2010 - $22.00
We stayed here because of its central location to the Rocky Mountain National Park and other scenic drives and easy access. We don't have a lot of experience pulling the 5wheel in the mountains so it was easy to get to. There is one grade coming from Fort Collins but it isn't bad. The park is county operated and the sites are gravel and level. We stayed in the full hookup section which are all pull-thrus. The sites had 30/50 electric, water and sewer hookups. We had a good view of the southern sky and had no problem finding Direct TV satellite. Our Verizon phones had 1XEV with 4 bars and Verizon Mi-Fi worked well. Our site was #S10 and overlooked the reservoir. It had a nice view of the valley. The $22 fee includes the $7 a day permit to enter the park. The site was the winter rate of $15 (summer $20) a day but they also charge $7 a day entrance fee for the park. Although the day permit is honored at any of the county park for that period ending the next day at noon. Just seems to me that the day fee could be waived for campers. We would stay here again. We camped at Horsetooth Reservoir in a Fifth Wheel.
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Alves, Walter and Charney, Michael W. (2005) 'Diary of the Proceedings of an Embassy to Burma in 1760 by Captain Walter Alves, edited by Michael Charney.' SOAS Bulletin of Burma Research. 3(1), 143-168.
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The following account is derived from Alexander Dalrymple, Oriental Repertory, 1808: I.351-393. Dalrymple has left us the following succinct introduction to the account below --Capt. Alves was sent back to Burma in 1760; and on his return to Bengal, transmitted to Governor Pigot, at Madrass, the following Diary of his Proceedings--the account has been edited for the SBBR by Michael Charney.
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FREDERICTON: Saturday night at the Fredericton Inn Speedway 660 held its annual Awards banquet to honour the champions and award winners from the past season. With a great crowd on hand this evening is always a hit as a mid winter gathering to celebrate the past years events and get excited about the upcoming season.
The big winners in 2010 were division champions Chris Duncan, Ken Mackenzie, Rick Cashol, Ryan Messer, Kevin Peterson and Pat Sharpe.
This years Hughie Yorke Dedication to the Sport award was presented to long time supporters Richard and Ann Martin of Martins Home Heating.
In addition the Phil Cox Ironman Award was presented to Edna McRae and her two daughters, Donna and Dianna on behalf of their late husband and father, Sonny McRae. Sonny was a long time "super fan" at Speedway 660 that passed away in spring 2010.
A sneak peak of the 2011 tentative schedule was released Saturday night with the major events that make up a great summer of racing. Returning again in 2011 is a stop on the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) out of New England. PASS will be running a 200 lap event on June 11th. Speedway 660 will also see a stop on the Parts for Trucks Pro Stock Tour Schedule with a 100 lap event on July 9th.
Speedway 660 will also see the growth of the highly popular kids Bandolero division and the 4 cylinder division. The 2011 Bandolero roster has already double from 2010 with 16 cars registered for 2011.
Several successful changes of recent years will continue in 2011 including the 7pm start times, Sunday Enduros as well as ending the season the 10th Annual SPEEDWEEKEND celebration on Labour Day Weekend.
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Michael J. Fox (born June 9, 1961 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) portrayed Marty McFly throughout the Back to the Future trilogy, Martin McFly Jr. and Marlene McFly in Back to the Future Part II, and William Sean McFly, and Seamus McFly in Back to the Future Part III.
After having co-starred in a television series Family Ties for a few years, series producer Gary David Goldberg was approached and asked to let Fox star in a Steven Spielberg produced film about a time-traveling teenager. At first, Goldberg did not inform Michael about the offer, not wanting to lose Michael to film stardom. Months later, Goldberg was again asked about Michael because Eric Stoltz, who had been chosen for the part after Goldberg stated that Fox wasn't available, was reportedly not giving the energetic performance that Robert Zemeckis, the director, was looking for. Goldberg finally told Michael about the offer and he quickly agreed to play the role of Marty McFly in the film Back to the Future. Fox would rehearse for Family Ties from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. After he was done, he would be rushed to the Back to the Future set where he would rehearse and shoot until 2:30 A.M. This schedule lasted for two full months.
During the year 1985, Fox filmed the teen comedy film, Teen Wolf, before filming Back to the Future, but Back to the Future eventually was released a month before. On July 4, 1985 Back to the Future was number one at the box office. The film was number one for 11 consecutive weeks and eventually earned a worldwide total of $381.11 million. Soon after its release, Fox also appeared in commercials for Pepsi, which was featured in the film.
After Family Ties ended, he continued work on the Back to the Future trilogy with Part II and Part III.
During the 1989 production of Back to the Future Part II, Fox's father passed away, and his wife, Tracy Pollan, gave birth to his first son. Fox, then 28 years old, was made to look "middle aged" with the assistance of makeup artist Bron Roylance, and he paid homage to his father by adding some of his mannerisms to the character. (On June 9, 2008, Fox turned 47 years old, the same age as Marty McFly in 2015.)
Fox was an animal rights activist and a vegetarian, which caused two scenes in the trilogy to be slightly adapted. At his future home in Part II, although Marty McFly Jr. takes a slice of pepperoni pizza at dinner, he picks all the pepperoni off before eating it. At the McFly Farm in Part III, there is no meat on the fork he transfers from the serving dish to his plate, and then to his mouth, before he spits out several pieces of buckshot.
After the release of Back to the Future Part III in May 1990, Fox started displaying symptoms of early-onset Parkinson's disease later the same year while shooting the movie Doc Hollywood, though he wasn't properly diagnosed until the following year. In 1998, he decided to go public with his condition, and since then he has been a strong advocate of Parkinson's disease research. In 2000, Fox semi-retired from acting.Prior to his retiring, Michael J. Fox played Deputy Mayor Michael Flaherty in the sitcom Spin City and had that role from Seasons 1-4 (1996-1999), as well as reprising the role for several episodes of the final season during 2001. Christopher Lloyd appeared along with Michael during the Season 3 episode "Back to the Future: Judgement Day" as Mike's political mentor.
In an episode of Back to the Future: The Animated Series, Marty McFly believes he looks like Michael J. Fox, a sort of fourth wall breach or self-reference, however the voice of Marty in the series was not of Fox's, but instead David Kaufman.
In 2001, Fox voiced the main protagonist Milo Thatch (who in the sequel was voiced by James Arnold Taylor) in the animated film Atlantis The Lost Empire. In an interview promoting the film, Fox had considered more about voice acting as it was more liberal than on-screen acting, such as not requiring the entire cast and crew to be present at all times.
From 1999-2006, Fox provided the voice for the title character in Stuart Little, Stuart Little 2 and Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild. Like with Marty McFly on Back to the Future: The Animated Series, David Kaufman would provide the voice for Stuart in the short lived cartoon. In the early 2000s, Fox played a doctor with obsessive-compulsive disorder on the comedy drama series Scrubs.
Michael J. Fox was unable to reprise his role for Back to the Future: The Game, with the role going to AJ LoCascio. He did, however, provide voice work on Back to the Future: The Game - Episode 5: OUTATIME (which include William McFly and 3 future dopplegangers of Marty).
As of 2013, Fox appeared as the lead in the sitcom The Michael J. Fox Show playing news anchor Mike Henry who originally took leave from his job due to Parkinson's disease, but recently went back to said job. The episode, "Health" (which only aired in Australia), featured an appearance by Lloyd as the boss of Michael's wife Annie.[1]
- Fox, in reality, hasn't got a middle name that commences with the letter J. His actual middle name is Andrew, as in Michael Andrew Fox. He chose to be billed as Michael J. Fox due to the fact that the Screen Actors Guild didn't allow two actors to work under the same stage name and a Michael Fox already existed. Michael borrowed the middle J from the middle name of Michael J. Pollard, who was one of Fox's favorite character actors. The reason he didn't want to be credited as Michael A. Fox was due to his Canadian heritage, which is often associated with peppering statements with "eh", and jokes would be "Michael, Eh? Fox". Another reason is that other jokes would be "Michael's a fox!"[citation needed]
- Though Fox didn't appear in it, archive footage of him from Family Ties was used in Mickey's 60th Birthday, which also included Charles Fleischer as Roger Rabbit, and Richard Dysart as Leland McKenzie.


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Shade happens
Is it only my garden? The coneflowers procrastinating, sedum pouting, peonies trying to pack up and move.
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