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Administrative Staff
Gever Tulley, Founder & Education Architect
Gever founded Tinkering School in 2005 in order to learn how children become competent and to explore the notion that kids can build anything, and through building, learn anything. A self-taught computer scientist with no formal education, Gever's expertise is really in… thinking. Gever has taught workshops and made presentations to both kids and adults around the world. He has spoken at TED, twice, written articles for MAKE:, and authored the book Fifty Dangerous Things (you should let your children do).
Ellen Hathaway, Director
Ellen has worked in the classrooms, offices, and boardrooms of preschools, colleges, music schools, study abroad programs, and law school, giving her a unique perspective on how education supports students' changing needs from preschool through adulthood. Ellen's love for the world of early childhood education and her belief in children's innate desire to learn independently keeps her searching for cutting-edge educational movements that support play, creativity, and student-centered learning consistently throughout childhood and into adulthood. Ellen was the founding board president of San Francisco Rock Project, a performance-based music school for kids, and remains active on their board. Ellen's three children attend Brightworks.
Anthony Consilio, Assistant Director
Anthony started working with children in his junior year of high school and never looked back. For the past twenty-six years, he has worked in almost every facet of schools from pre- to high school. Through a multitude of classroom, play based, administrative and hands-on experiences Anthony has always been a firm believer that there is no single approach for all children and has strived to work with them as individuals to help them pursue and explore their interests and let their ideas to be the driving force of their educational experience. Since the beginning of Brightworks, Anthony has been a fierce advocate for the hearts and minds of the kids, seeing their need for love and support as paramount to a good educational experience. He acts as advisor to the collaborators for curriculum planning and supporting kids' projects and loves the joyous challenge of discovering the passions of the children and pursuing all the amazing paths that open in these transformative moments.
Justine Macauley, Program Coordinator
Along with being program coordinator, Justine is the office manager, daily blogger, librarian, phone-and-email answerer, calendar and admissions finagler, and band-aid distributor at Brightworks. Before starting work with the school in March of 2011, she taught creative writing, language arts, and college essay writing to students ages 6 to 18 at 826 Valencia in San Francisco, where she also helped with editing student writing, event planning, and program coordination. She mentored college students as a community facilitator and peer educator while in college and has developed curriculum for university-level English and writing courses. She is a young adult novelist and seeks to help children find that same kind of inspiration and creativity in the written word.
Collaborator Staff
Shawna Thompson
Shawna comes from eight years of social constructivist teaching at Cow Hollow School in San Francisco, where she refined her skills in classroom inquiry, project work, teacher research, parent education and participation, and the respect for and use of a variety of media and materials. She believes in nurturing a child's innate love of learning so that the pursuit of knowledge, beauty, and truth becomes a habit that enriches their lives far beyond the formal schooling period. Committed to advocating for the rights of children, Shawna has attended and presented at many conferences, including NAEYC and CAEYC. She designed one such presentation for educators and parents, entitled, "Awareness without Anxiety: Environmental Education for Young Children," with the goal of promoting playful, thoughtful exploration of the natural world. Her nature presentation became the basis for a chapter she contributed in a recently published book, Nature Education with Young Children: Integrating Inquiry and Practice. Shawna is passionate about hands-on, meaningful teaching and learning with children, especially in nature.
Mackenzie Price
More at home in nature than at home, Mackenzie has spent her life playing in the dirt. Before becoming one of the founding collaborators at Brightworks, she served as a nature awareness instructor for the Reikes Center for Human Enhancement where she fostered in her students a sense of wonder for the natural world through explorations of ecology and stewardship. She coordinated the Sustainability Lecture Series with the Education for Sustainable Living Program. In 2008 she founded Dirt to Dinner, a program that connects families to food though gardening and cooking. As a part of her honors thesis research she worked in Chiapas, Mexico establishing school gardens and teacher training programs in order to better understand the value of school gardens as a pedagogical tool. Her strength lies in her willingness to learn alongside the kids with the same excited curiosity, and in her careful questioning that guides her students to new discoveries and deep learning.
Lili Weckler
Lili is a theater-maker, writer, and puppeteer, whose life as an artist is instrumental in her work as an educator. She has taught drama in several Bay Area elementary schools, developed plays with students in Vermont and in Boston, and facilitated several Bay Area Inner-City Youth Theater Programs, including working with the SF Mime Troupe. She studied Mask and Mime at the International School of Theater Jacques Lecoq in Paris, directed her original production in the San Francisco Fringe Festival, and toured the East Coast and Midwest teaching and performing with Bread and Puppet Theater, where she spends time each summer creating puppet acts, playing music, gardening and cooking. She is now developing a small theater company of her own in the Bay Area. Lili loves that Brightworks' small size and innovative structure allow her to get to know her students deeply, and to help them chase their own passions with excitement and determination.
Amanda Oberski
Amanda started teaching in Washington, D.C., where she coordinated elementary science programs and adapted national K-12 science curriculum for DC Public Schools. With a Master's degree in education and a classroom track sparked by her time in Teach For America, she has experience in everything from pedagogical theory to arts-integration modules to emceeing statewide science fairs to raising tadpoles. Fully-trained in various national STEM movements, she is committed to finding and fostering passion in the sciences. She flew across the country with her dog, Apollo, to immerse herself in the emergent and experimental curriculum at Brightworks. When not building a classroom (figuratively and, since joining the team, quite literally), she spends her time drawing dinosaurs, pondering physics, and drinking a fair amount of coffee.
Phillip Fillastre
Phillip was a teacher of science, math, art, and graphic design at Joseph George Middle School in San Jose for five years, starting as a Teach for America teacher, before coming to Brightworks last year. His experiences at JGMS influenced his decision to throw out the textbook and create his own curriculum for students at all ability levels. Phillip is drawn to learning that incorporates multiple disciplines and weaves the sciences within the arts as often as possible. He has held fellowships at Stanford's College of Education and Lockheed Martin Space Systems in order to broaden his understanding and experience of what students need to be successful, creative, confident adults. He believes in teaching students to be lifelong self-learners through collaboration rooted in the design thinking process. Outside of teaching, he is a practicing graphic artist, painter, and event stylist.
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Keaghan Townsend, After School Collaborator
Keaghan has worked with many programs that engage, encourage, and expand upon children's innate curiosity. He has led groups of children through survival simulations in the wilderness at Trackers, built collaborative teams and manifesting design dreams as a Team Leader at Camp Galileo, and held impromptu kid-curiosity led lectures with groups of excited children at a number of other childcare centers, using these experiences to guide his mission to participate in educational environments and communities that truly allow young humans to be the agent of their own learning. When not teaching or thrifting, Keaghan can often be found in makeshift forts (indoors and out), writing, or recording with homemade, found, and/or tinkered analog equipment.
Lindsay Jones, Day School Support
Lindsay studied marine biology in Miami and counted fish in the Bering Sea and the Caribbean, meanwhile working with kids at all sorts of camps. She spent a year sailing tall ships down the eastern coast and the Virgin Islands and learned to explain parrot fish gender switching while half underwater with a snorkel in her mouth. She left tropical paradise to collaborate during two summers with SF Tinkering School and ended up as support staff for the Red, Orange, and Yellow Bands at Brightworks, as well as Tinkering School weekend workshop staff. She is really proud of the Claw Machine she got to build with tinkerers this summer! In her spare time she is learning how to screen print, taking a machining class, bakes awesome pies, and loves to dance.
Auxiliary and Projects Staff
Joshua Rothhaas, Auxiliary Programs Coordinator
Joshua has been working to create wonderful moments for kids for the past eight years. He helped create and shape after school tutoring programs in math and literacy for inner-city youth in Cleveland, created Madden Open Hearts camp's first science curriculum, founded his own one-on-one child-care program called Science Sitter, and worked in music and theater programs in Chicago with the Old Town School of Folk Music. He founded Tinkering School Chicago and was the first collaborator hired at Brightworks. He is currently the manager for Tinkering School San Francisco, Tinkering School overnight camps, and the after school and weekend tinkering programs hosted at Brightworks.
Sean Murray, Libero/Project Specialist
Sean is an innovator and educator with more than nine years of experience designing hands-on experiences for children to build their own creations and foster problem-solving skills. He has renovated and run a greenhouse with students of New York's City's only all ADD/ADHD-high school, engineered and open-sourced methods for making the developing world's most inexpensive good bicycle through the Bamboo Bike Studio, crafted fine furniture at Varian Designs, and built houses, among dozens of other projects with the intention of bringing knowledge and know-how back to the community. He emphasizes iteration, teamwork, and plenty of failure in his work with kids. He works with Josh and Gever for Tinkering School after school programs and summer camps, and with Brightworks students on their projects in the workshop.
External Support
Uyen Ly, Researcher-in-Residence
Uyen works as in-house videographer, documentarian and researcher-in-residence. Uyen's work at UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Education focused on how young children learn science. Her doctoral dissertation analyzed data from video interviews with elementary school students to determine their grasp of evolutionary science—and their capacity to enlarge it. Her work also looked at the learning conditions that promote conceptual change and deep science learning. At Brightworks she continues in the same vein. Drawing upon a passion for documentary and hands-on research and a strongly-held belief that kids can learn "big ideas" at an early age, Uyen is compiling a video archive of interviews with Brightworks students about what they are learning, how they are learning and how they view the Brightworks experience.


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I was in NYC for a training and had to catch a train right away after dinner. We were seated right away, my salad with steak was served promptly (and ahead of my colleagues' orders, as requested, as they had more time and complex orders) and it was well-prepared. I got my check early as requested, and everything was swell. I only don't give it 5 stars because I reserve that for stellar food, but this was just right for what I needed and the price was surprisingly reasonable. Great job!!!
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I went to Stout last night with my father. It was very crowded. But we ordered right away -- 2 hamburgers. It could not get more simple than that. In any event, we ended up walking out after ONE hour of waiting. People who showed up after us were served and we got nothing. The hostess only offered us a free round of drinks - 1 glass of wine and one diet coke. One hour -- and we never got our burgers.
Posted by Peggy on 11/09/2009
Looking foward to a good burger and was I dissappointed! The only good thing was the fries.... Staff was okay.
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Last week I visited Stout. I've moved from NY and haven't had an opportunity to go there in a while. It was just how I remember it which is GREAT. The beer selection is top notch, the atmosphere welcoming, and even though it is the biggest pub I have been to it retains a sense of comfort found in places much smaller. It felt good to be back.
Posted by CT regular on 05/22/2009
I've been here several times, at all different times of day. Always quality food, always service with a smile. It can get busy in there, so if you want a quieter time, go during lunch...if you want a bar scene go after work or night time. Since i live and work in the city, i've been to tons of places...this one is golden!
Posted by Czurp on 04/27/2009
The beer selection is fantastic (over 30 beers on tap if I remember correctly and plenty more in bottles). The bartenders are generally friendly and pour good drinks, but the waiting staff and hostesses are not very friendly and give you attitudes the minute you walk in. One of the better bars near MSG, but much better bars await you in the city.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/18/2009
I am really disappointed in this place. They charge you $10 dollars to get in on St. Patrick's Day cause they have a band. Every other place in NYC does not have a cover charge. I been there before to see a band (have family in the band) and they were turning people away on a Saturday night because people didn't want to pay the cover. The place turned out being empty. Why would you turned people away? They still charged us $10 to get in and we were having dinner. They also wanted to put us in an obstructed view - so we could not see the band we just paid $10 for. They knew we were hear to see the band cause we have family in the band. Don't waste your time - better bars in the city. The food - don't order you apps and dinner at the same time. We got our apps and 5 mins later our dinner came out.


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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Norwich City writers David Cuffley and Paddy Davitt have answered your questions in the Norwich City debate at www.pinkun.com/debate
Topics discussed included:
• The team's trip to Abu Dhabi.
• Is this season's defence any better than last season's?
• Any big changes in the summer at Norwich City if they remain in the Premier League?
• Should Chris Hughton go a bit more cavalier with a diamond or a 4-4-2 formation?
• Will David Fox be given any more chances is he on borrowed time?
• Who should be dropped so Becchio and Holt can play up front together?
• The chances of Grant Holt leaving in the summer now that his family have returned to the north.
• If he stays fit, could James Vaughan become a valuable asset for Norwich City?
• Do Norwich City play better away from home where there is slightly less pressure and slightly more patient support for the team?
• Is Mark Robins a potential future Norwich City manager ?
• The current situation with John Ruddy's recovery.
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Sometimes I can access the thing via the link, Lobbo, but not always - and not today, anyway! Mind you, it`s only Divot and his pal pontificating. I`m sure they do not have a monopoly on insight, as much as they like to delude themselves. Just Keyboard Warriors with a salary thrown in.
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Packers unveil $140.5 million Atrium renovation plan
The Green Bay Packers announced Tuesday a $140.5 million renovation of the 10-year-old Atrium. »Read Full Blog Post
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not for 10-15 years
I have a bad feeling they are going to take space away from the atrium for more retail space. That big open space is a great feature of the stadium, and if you make it smaller, it'll just become even more crowded and less useful for non-game day events.
Lambeau gets less Lambeauy with every renovation.Hide replies
The Packers get more competitive with every renovation.
The original seating bowl and field aren't changing and that's all I care about. If they can make more money changing around the other stuff why would anyone complain? The Hall of Fame is top notch and extremely well done. If they think moving it to another part of Lambeau makes it better that's fine.
It's nice to have a warm place to hang out in before the game or at the half. They used to play in a high school type stadium. Things evolve.
I disagree tracker. Most of this stuff links the Packers to their proud history and the rest goes to generate monies for the first. It makes the Lambeau experience more "Lambeauesque" . We went to Packer family night and did the whole tour with the younger nephews, the trophy room with the display and lighting still sent chills through my body when I scanned the pictures on the wall. It was fun watching the out of state tourists young and old have such a great time experiencing Packer history and tradition. I took so many photos of strangers with their cameras so their whole family could get into the picture I almost forgot how to use my own camera. They had a great time and I am sure many will stop in to share the experience and help finance it for posterity. In my highly biased opinion it is the best sports venue for blending old and new in the world.
Ummm... Not for nothing, but they aren't adding or removing anything. They're moving things around in the atrium. Less Lambeauy? I think the new seats make it less Lambeauy, but there is a simple choice for that part. Just don't sit there. Leave those seats for the opposing fans.
The addition of the Atrium and "Curleys" improved the Lambeau experience. I have faith that Mark Murphy, the Professional Football Stadium District and the rest of the Packers front office will do what is best for the team and fans. Go Pack, GO!
Once upon a time, small towns like Decatur IL, Canton OH and Green Bay WI had professional football teams. Thanks to their unique ownership setup, the Packers are the only team that survived from that small-town era. I'm glad about that.
If they keep making so much money off of stock and the pro Shop,etc...why do the season tix keep going up?Hide replies
They have/need many revenue sources. They don't have an owner that can write a check. Ticket prices at Lambeau are a bargain. And if anyone think they cost too much there are 60,000 people on the waiting list who would be glad to take them.
"why do the season tix keep going up?"
Because demand, for a long time, has far exceeded supply. The Packers have been right to raise prices -- why let secondary market brokers and sellers reap all those profits? But the days of 5x face value secondary sales are long past for season ticket holders. Heck, $20 at 6:30 bought you a sideline ticket ($118 face) for Saturday's game.
Their ticket prices are still decent compared to the rest of the league.
I'm just glad I only have to pay for 6 games....and then the playoffs...
In a free market DenChz, you can either choose to purchase those tickets, or choose not to.
There are 80,000 people waiting to "choose to purchase" them, btw.
Actually the wait list for season tickets was 109,000 this past August when I added my kids to it.
I get the need for new revenue opportunities and have no problem with skyboxes, etc or whatever they do to the atrium, but the new seats being built in the south end zone have really altered the look & feel of the inside of the stadium itself, and NOT for the better.
When I saw the pre-construction artist renditions, before a single new hole was drilled, my first thought was "shadows"...and I was right.
There was something almost religious about going into Lambeau on a clear fall/winter morning when most of the stadioum was still in direct sunlight -- it was like the colors and the entire visual just "popped" at you -- but the new shadows have unfortunately changed that, which is a shame.
The shadow factor aside, I'm not real crazy about how the new addition looks, either. Looks like exactly what it is...an add-on.Hide replies
The addition's awful. Can't imagine a seat up there. It'll be like the new Comiskey Park, where they had to close up those upper seats because people got vertigo up there. Love the Pack, but the shrine to football loses some of its shrininess every time they try to wring a few more dollars out of it.
That's why you have (I think) a mind of your own. If you don't want to sit up there, don't sit up there.
Shadows grow so long before my eyes. Sigh.
I hate it that I can't smoke my cigars like I could at old City Stadium. Plus, real men wear fedoras, not cheeseheads. And I just don't understand why those fine young men from Green Bay East High School don't get tryouts with the team any more. I'll tell ya, ever since they put facemasks on the helmets the game has gone downhill.Hide replies
I agree 100%. The coach doesn't wear at jacket and tie on the sidelines, you don't hear about the all the girls riding around in the back of some big name players convertible like we did in the days of Hornung and Max McGee. Its all gone down hill!
Pssshh.. what's so wrong with having a 17 year-old in a hot tub??
I still smoke my Cigars in the stadium. I can usually keep it lit until some yuppy gets into a snit and comments about it. lambeau used to be whiskey and Cigars. Is slowly moving toward Starbucks and energy drinks!
Walter, we need to have a moving secret spot every game where we'll smoke cigars and drink whiskey (or brandy), like a rave for cranky old duffs. Invite only.
Whatever happened to the Green and Gold metal Pole Barn the Pack used to play in?
I'm no yuppie, but you light that filthy stinking weed around me in a place where it's prohibited and I will be on your case, junkie!
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Finally someone with a good idea.
Ok I'm usually in favor of anything Packers, but does spending $140 million to renovate something that was renovated just 10 years ago, the wisest investment right now? Seems to be expanding capacity would still come first although I can seethe vision of more off season revenue from the HOF. 10 year renovation schedule seems awfully quick..Hide replies
The Atrium is a revenue gold mine for GB.
Have you ever been to the HOF or pro shop or Pub on Game day?
All are jammed.
The need for this rennovation is an indication of what an incredible financial success the Atrium has been, beyond the wildest dreams of '97.
Packers have $125M war chest. A big cunk of that resulted from Atrium
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Our membership includes students, they appear above as" Pirates of Nassau" on an entrance march at the Awards Night Ceremony for Writers on May 24th, 2008, at the Nassau Yacht Club. The Junior Writers are from eight years to fifteen years old.
Our purpose is educational, to ensure that all members who are interested in becoming Published Authors or have a Career in Writing receive the basic skills.
To pursue excellence in literary skills is one of our goals.
This site will introduce you to the beautiful people of the 700 hundred Islands of the Bahamas.
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Running a 5K race is tough enough, but imagine doing while getting blasted with paint along the way. That's what happened Saturday morning during the Color Vibe 5K.
Runners took in off groups from the MCC Brighton Campus starting around 9:30 a.m.
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Fanciful imagery of billowing skirts builds on persistent cultural images inspired from ballerina tutus, fairy-tale princesses, Barbie doll couture and other urban mythology. Daley's celebratory, highly textured large scale drawings rendered in pastel and charcoal, investigate the powerful gestures that provoke memories of the feminine form within Western culture. The work incorporates the iconography of Marilyn Monroe's windswept dress, to the ballerinas of Degas, and runway models off of the catwalk. Each sensually explores the cultural representations of the feminine and the body, as derived from our visual culture of Hollywood, art, fashion and advertising.
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While searching for a good news story to run I came across an article about Gever Tulley, a man who thinks that children should be allowed to do dangerous things, 50 of them to be exact. Some of the things suggested in his book named, you guessed it, 50 Dangerous Things You Should Let Your Children Do, include driving, using hammers, walking a tight rope and tasting electricity (I have done that one and it does not taste good). In a previous article I have here on the blog I wrote about how in many ways the next crop of kids have become wimps and how this has been enabled by parents. However I wonder about the wisdom of letting children deliberately endanger themselves.
I agree with Mr Tulley's point that we faced dangers as kids learning how to walk, climb the stairs and possibly a few other little things like eating. For the record I am not a parent but, I do have an idea about how children learn, I think.
The book which is is available outlines the steps and danger level associated with each task. Some of the tasks are dangerous enough to cause vision loss amongst other things. I have to admit I am on the fence on this one. In some respects it is a good idea to educate children about what is dangerous. They need to know that a stove is hot and can burn, that playing with matches can cause the house to get burned down, that walking on train tracks is a very bad idea and that playing with guns is always a bad idea unless they are taught about the risks associated with them. Here is where I think that this is not so good an idea. IF parents are not careful enough to explain that they need to be present during these supposed experiments and that in no way should the child do the experiments on their own, I would assume since I have not read the book that this is strongly recommended, there could be serious results including loss of limbs and yes even death. I am not suggesting scaring the wits out of kids. But, I am suggesting being stern when it comes to doing such experiments as boiling water on a hot stove that mom and or dad need to be there.
At the end of the day the question needs to be asked will this enhance awareness and lower risks for kids in the future who decide to do things that are dangerous, without parents around? Or, will allowing them to explore create phobias that may be carried for the rest of the life of the experimenter? Kids are impressionable and will form ideas about the world around them a lot faster than we as adults would. Therefore I would suggest that before parents with kids dive in that a good honest conversation between parent and child about the experiments they will do take place. Simply so that kids learn without causing undue fear and while instilling a sense of adventure with respect for what is dangerous enough to cause harm. This is where I thank my lucky stars that I am not a parent because that balance is not easy to come by. that is where I will leave this one in your capable hands parent.
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Usmene NovineUsmene Novine (1945) Theatrical Cartoon by Dave Koch
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On 7/30/14, Banco Santander SA's Banco Santander SA's Series C Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock (NYSE: SOV.PRC) will trade ex-dividend, for its quarterly dividend of $0.4562, payable on 8/15/14. As a percentage of SOV.PRC's recent share price of $25.80, this dividend works out to approximately 1.77%, so look for shares of SOV.PRC to trade 1.77% lower — all else being equal — when SOV.PRC shares open for trading on 7/30/14. On an annualized basis, the current yield is approximately 7.04%, which compares to an average yield of 6.16% in the "Banking & Savings" preferred stock category, according to Preferred Stock Channel.
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The animation tools have been greatly enhanced in Flash CS4, and Todd Perkins teaches their advanced capabilities in Flash CS4 Professional Tools for Character Animation. He shows how to master the new Motion Tween model and the Motion Editor to control easing and effects such as Squash and Stretch. He demonstrates how to use the new 3D tools to add rotation, perspective shadows, and layered animations. Complex interactive animations and walk cycles are created without a line of code using bone systems. Todd also demonstrates the power of advanced masking, sound effect syncing, and much more. Exercise files accompany the course.
In this chapter we'll look at animating masks in Flash. There are two types of mask animations. You can animate the mask itself or animate the content that is masked. In this movie, we will look at animating the mask itself. If you are following along, go ahead and open Animating_Masks.fla from the Chapter 4 folder. If you don't have the Exercise Files, you can just use a simple vector shape and a mask like the mask we'll look at in this movie. So I'll double-click the monster to enter its Timeline. Then I will double-click the monster's body to enter its Timeline. Inside of the monster's body, there are several different movie clips. There is one for each eye and actually the three eyes on the right have completed animations already; if I test the movie we can see that, Command +Return on the Mac, Ctrl+Enter on the PC.
So the three eyes on the right are blinking using an animated mask. So for this exercise, we will animate the eye all the way on the right. So I am going to double-click the eye on the right, and you can see that I have already set up the file for you. We have a Mask, a Masked layer and the Eye. Let's take a look at each layer. I will unlock them all and you can see on the Mask layer, there is a purple mask that's kind of curved up and this mask is going to fit the contours of the monster's eye, that's why I curved it in a little bit. I will lock and hide that layer.
The Masked layer is a green circle. Now you can see it better if I zoom in a little bit. So I am going to click and drag to zoom in using the Zoom tool and you can see that the green masked area that represents the monster's eyelid. I will lock and hide that layer. The Eye is just the monster's eye. So I will show the Mask and the Masked layer and I will unlock both of them. Note that I also extend its Timeline to frame 100 to accommodate an animation. Here I am going to create a simple shape tween for the mask. When the mask is going to reveal the monster's eyelid, which will make it appear as if the monster is blinking. So I will create a keyframe in the frame 10 in the Mask layer by selecting frame 10 and pressing F6. Then I will select frame 20 and press F6 to create a keyframe there as well.
Now I will create the shape tweens by right-clicking or Ctrl-clicking in between frames 1 and 10 and choosing Create Shape Tween. I will do the same thing between frames 10 and 20, right- click or Ctrl-click and choose Create Shape Tween. Now I'll go to frame 10 and create the middle frame. All I am going to do there is move the mask downward on the monster's eye, and then I am going to modify the shape to bend out a little bit, again to fit the contours of the monster's eye. If you scrub the playhead, you should see the shape tween in action. You can lock all layers to preview the mask in Flash.
Let's test the movie to see this in the Flash Player. There is the monster blinking. You may notice the animation doesn't look exactly the same as the other animations and that's because I applied easing to the other animations. Now we will apply easing here real quick. Click in between frames 1 and 10 and then in the Tweening area of the Property inspector set the Easing to Ease out. That way the animation will move faster at the beginning and slow at the end when the monster's eyes are closed. I will do the opposite in between frames 10 and 20. I will set the easing to Ease in by dragging the Ease slider all the way to -100. Now I will test the movie to preview the animation.
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Kamaloca is a studio based band created by Producer/Engineer Raine McCormack. Raine writes, performs and produces all the material and then takes Kamaloca out to the public with help from other players.
Born in the West Midlands, Raine moved to Cornwall to follow a love of surfing and at the same time developed his other passion, music. After a couple of years of surfing, singing in bands and learning to play the guitar whilst sat on the beach, Raine decided another move was in order to further his music career. Brighton was the next stop seeing Raine once again singing and playing guitar in a three piece rock outfit whilst also becoming a qualified sound engineer. He started to mature his studio skills and unfold the producer within. Through creative growth, Raine developed his own style of rock and the demos soon began; and these demos became Kamaloca. Raine is currently developing Kamaloca�s first album as well as working as a Producer/Engineer around London. A further development is New Wing, Raine�s new label which will be launched later this year.
FX - How did you first get interested in making music and what has led you to where you are today?
RM - I've always loved music since I can remember. It felt like a natural
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transition as a teenager to begin creating it. I started out on bass then went to guitar then started singing then to drumming. Like so many other artists bad studio experiences led me to wanting to have more control over the mix element of the process. From there the learning curve began which leads me to where I am today engineering, producing and performing both my own material and other artists.
FX - What are you currently working on?
RM - I am currently working on Kamaloca's first album along with setting up my record label and engineering for others. I also have my eyes on a couple of artists I wish to develop.
FX - What was your first experience with music software?
RM - My first experience was with Pro Tools when I got my first PowerBook to record myself that was a great move.
FX - What FXpansion products do you own and how do you use them, are there any engineering techniques that you find you use all the time?
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and use it regularly for creating main drum parts for my own material and at times for other artists. Using it with a Roland TD-20 Kit is excellent. The quality is fantastic and it works seamlessly in my system. I find the best engineering technique I use is my ears. I try to stick to the learn it then forget it theory with engineering it seems to keep the creativity going as every project is so different.
FX - How important is software in your setup?
RM - Software plays a vital part in my creative process it�s enabled me to take control of my creativity and get down all those vital ideas quickly without the need for expensive studio costs etc.
FX - What software developments would you like to see in the future?
RM - Anything that is simple to operate gets my thumbs up. So many plugins seem over complicated with loads of parameters.
FX - What have you got planned for the rest of the year?
RM - I have come to realize that planning out a year is possibly the most unrealistic action to take in the music industry and in life in general. Playing live with my act and exhibiting my film/music work is a must for 2007. I have many goals and I am working towards them I guess you could say i'll be going with the flow.
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For some, summer begins when calendars say it does and not a minute sooner. For others, the Memorial Day weekend spells summer. For thousands of motorcycle riders, Ohio Bike Week kickstarts summer.
Along with the tradition of the city hosting the weekend parade and block party, comes another tradition — the Sandusky Register's Bike Week editorial. This is the Register's wish list for Bike Week 2013.
For the motorcycle riders, safety. Remember the Sandusky area, especially the direct route from Mad River Harley to downtown, is traffic central. In addition to locals visiting the "shoppers mile," tourists unfamiliar with the area are on the way to having a good time at Cedar Point.
For other motorists, alertness. Signs and bumper stickers direct motorists to "Look twice, save a life." Be aware that motorcycles can't stop on a dime like other vehicles.
For crowds, common sense. This party is for everyone. You don't need a motorcycle to be welcome. What you need is the sense to be part of a happy crowd, not of a mob. The motorcycles are more than vehicles to their owners. You can stop to appreciate the work and money that went into these mobile art works, but don't think you can sit on them any more than you would go sit in a stranger's car.
To the police, unobtrusiveness. Last year the local cops were great — just the perfect blend of diligence to their duties and the spirit of the occasion.
To area residents, tolerance. Bike week is loud. The only thing louder around here is the positive economic impact on the area. The best way to get over hating the noise of any party is to go to it.
Remember it's only for 10 days out of 365.
For the clean-up crew, efficiency. Last year you were amazing. The day after the party, you could hardly tell it even happened. Keep up the good work.
For everyone, good weather.
Ride safe, have fun and we'll see you next year.


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You may already have the knowledge that I frequently publish articles online. I also write books. How did I get started? First of all, I started off by writing on personal development and marketing that I love as well as respect. In due course, I went into the use of digital marketing and other business related-writing.
Now, as the years gradually roll by, I have been fortunate to assemble a formidable content library of my own that has made me an authority in my chosen field and it is all part of the strategy of "becoming an authority" which I shared on the 27th of July, 2014, right in this column.
Many of the things that I write about are born out of passion, which end up becoming profitable with the right marketing strategy.
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The strategy is simply to write as few as 500 words of your eBook per day. This is all that is required of you. For me, it normally takes under an hour to write those 500 words, since I have done it for many years now. Yet, there is nothing that says you cannot beat me on that. The reason this strategy works for me every time is the training that I have induced into my system. And the rule is: 'stay away from grandiose expectations'. I have given up caring about what it is that I essentially produce, so long as it is something I deliver in form of 500 words per day; knowing full well that it is concisely what my audience wants to read about and also truly of value.
This may come to you as a total surprise, especially if you lack faith in your own aptitude to be creative. All I can say is give it a try. Of course, if your expectations are far from realistic; you are headed for a not too pleasant experience.
It becomes natural to make excuses for putting off the 500 words writing task, such as procrastination on account of time deficiency, lack of brilliant ideas, issues with your mood, unexpected visit by your mother-in law, sudden ill-health, and the list could be endless.
Just start writing 500 words per day, allowing the luxury of five days a week. Add that up; and on an annual basis, it sums up to 130,000 words. If publishing books in any format is one of your goals, then you can achieve 12 of those. In my case, I use the wonder tool called Evernote to manage my writing experience – remember evernote is synced across all your devices, so any time there is a free time, all you need to do is reach for your nearest device and put down a few words, which you can keep working on as the days go by. I do this without any pressure and completely at my pace.
If writing to meet a schedule is not your forte, 500 words per day will be too much for you. It is bound to stress you up. Keeping up with it will be an issue, because in all probability, neither your body nor your mind is adequately trained for that task. So, you can start by concentrating your energies on writing 100 words per day. This piece you are reading was first written about four months ago and it is simply a buildup of words and experiences.
So, here's how you get started: pick a topic of your interest, and start working on a new niche. Develop your angle, which also takes account of not yet deciding to quit your regular job, so that you can sit down to write your eBook on a work from home plan. For starters, you could select to write your eBook on diverse topics such as "How to sell (whatever-you-choose) on eBay and make money', or 'Earn a good living by selling on eBay' or any other reputable site for that matter, etc.
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No. 9 Senators take opener against Columbia State, 11-7March 29, 2013
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. – The ninth ranked Walters State Senators appear to be hitting their offensive stride, or at least coach Ken Campbell hopes they are.
After recording 20 hits in Monday's TCCAA win over Jackson State, the Senators added 17 hits in Thursday's home region series opener with Columbia State to record an 11-7 victory in a game that featured 31 hits between the two teams.
With the win, Walters State improves to 22-9 on the year and 10-3 in Tennessee Community College Athletic Association play, which keeps them on top of the standings.The loss drops the defending regular season TCCAA champion Chargers to 16-11 overall and 5-8 in league action.
The Chargers got on the board first, plating a run in the top half of the first inning. Dustin Delgado walked and moved to second on a single by Seth Staggs. After a fly ball moved Delgado to third, T.J. Diffenderfer delivered a sacrifice fly that put Columbia State on top 1-0.The Senators tied it in the bottom of the first. Elijah Sutherland doubled to lead off the frame and scored on a single by Reid Mathews to knot it at 1.
The Chargers reclaimed the lead with single runs in the fourth and fifth innings. Caleb Warnimont slapped an RBI single in the fourth and Scott Gibson singled and scored on a wild pitch in the fifth to make it 3-1.The lead didn't last long for the Chargers, as Walters State stormed back in the bottom of the fifth. The Senators plated six runs, with Michael Smith leading off the frame with a solo homer. Jared Allen added a sacrifice fly scoring Sutherland, and Colin Bennett tagged a two-run homer to give WSCC the lead. Smith added a two-run double, pushing the lead to 7-3.
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Bennett, Smith and Farr had three hits each for the Senators, while Mathews and Allen each added two in the win.Taylor Patterson (5-2) allowed three earned runs on seven hits in five innings to get the win. Walton recorded the save.
Staggs and Desi Ammons both had three hits in the loss for Columbia State, while Delgado, Gibson and Warnimont added two each in the defeat.Tyler Stewart took the loss after scattering four earned runs on six hits in 4.1 innings of work.
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We love living in Brooklyn, we have lived here for about off and on for about 14 years. Both of our business were started here so we feel that the environment is right for our creative growth.
What's your favorite room in your home?
We love our son's room, as we took the most time to decorate it before he was born. Bill build a lovely crib and we spend a great deal of time painting and making the room a place where our son will grow and learn.
What are your sources of inspiration?
Bill always says - "necessity is the mother of all invention" and I would agree that need and the ability to figure out how to make something is our inspiration.
What do you drive?
We drive a volvo station wagon…it is a tank in the winter! Getting from studio to manufacturing space, to pre-school pickups requires some serious planning and a good set of wheels.
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What are your interests outside of design?
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Corbusier is Bill's and mine would be Charles and Ray Eames, each of these architects and designers knew a great deal about proportion and scale, which is essential in design. We also feel that they were super graphic in their representations.. they were distinct in their styles and never afraid of being bold.
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WASHINGTON -- Preparing to leap into the fiscal unknown, President Obama and congressional Republicans failed to reach a deal Friday to avert the $85 billion in automatic, across-the-board budget cuts set to begin at midnight.
"These cuts will hurt our economy, they will cost us jobs," Obama told reporters after meeting 52 minutes with congressional leaders on the impact of the massive cuts known as the sequester.
Obama attributed the "dumb,.arbitrary cuts" to Republican refusal to agree to a new debt reduction plan that includes higher taxes on wealthy Americans through the closing of loopholes and deductions.
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said after the meeting that Obama got tax hikes in the January agreement to end the last budget impasse, the so-called fiscal cliff.
"The discussion about revenue in my view is over," Boehner said. "It's about cutting the spending in Washington."
The parties did appear to make progress on avoiding another potential budget standoff down the road -- the March 27 expiration of the continuing resolution that is funding the government; failing to renew it would lead to a budget shutdown.
In a post-meeting statement, Boehner said Congress is planning to extend the continuing resolution "to prevent a government shutdown while we continue to work on a solution to replace the president's sequester."
The president also sounded upbeat about avoiding a shutdown, saying he would sign an extension provided Congress sticks to budget targets it has used in the past.
As for the sequester, Obama said debt reduction should include both spending cuts and higher taxes in the wealthy, calling it a "balanced plan" that can end the cuts that will slow the economy, cost people jobs and possibly undermine national defense.
The president is expected to sign a formal sequestration order later Friday.
While the sequester will hurt the economy, Obama predicted that the American people will come through it and sustain economic recovery, even though "Washington sure isn't making it easy." The president also urged affected Americans to pressure Republicans into reaching an agreement to end a sequester, asking them to appeal to "a caucus of common sense" in Congress.
"This is not going to be a apocalypse, I think, as some people have said," Obama said at one point. "It's just dumb. And it's going to hurt."
The Senate's top Republican, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, called the meeting "an opportunity to restate our commitment to the American people that we would significantly reduce Washington spending."
While pledging to try and avoid a government shutdown at the end of March, McConnell said Republicans would work on "solutions for making spending reductions more intelligently than the President's across-the-board cuts."
He added: "I will not be part of any back-room deal and I will absolutely not agree to increase taxes."
Both McConnell and Boehner attended the Oval Office meeting with Obama and Vice President Biden. So did the top congressional Democrats, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
The meeting took place on deadline day for the sequester, $85 billion in automatic domestic and defense cuts that Democrats and Republicans say will hurt the economy and undermine national security. The automatic, across-the-board sequester cuts become official at midnight.
The talks reflected little if any progress on the issue that has divided them in this and previous budget disputes -- the best way to cut a federal debt that now tops $16.5 trillion.
Obama has called for debt reduction that includes both budget cuts and increased tax revenue by eliminating loopholes and deductions that benefit the wealthy.
Boehner said Obama and Senate Democrats "are demanding more tax hikes to fuel more stimulus spending."
The White House meeting also took place a day after Senate Republicans and Democrats blocked each other's competing sequester plans.
The sequester originated as part of a 2011 agreement to break yet another Obama-Republican budget impasse, raising the debt ceiling.
The idea: Require a series of automatic cuts, split between defense and domestic programs, so onerous that the parties would be forced to come up with a plan to cut more than $1 trillion off the debt in 10 years.
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Barring a very unusual turn of events, Obama will be required by the law to issue a sequestration order by 11:59 p.m.Friday.
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How the sequester might play out after Friday, both economically and politically, remains uncertain.
Obama said many Americans may not feel the effects for months, but others face problems ranging from job furloughs to a loss of Head Start services for their children.
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