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Seven Stories, National Centre for Children's Books
At the heart of Seven Stories is a treasure trove of original artwork and manuscripts which records the creative process involved in making a children's book and provides an insight into the working lives of authors and illustrators.
Seven Stories is the only place in the UK which is actively collecting original artwork by British writers and illustrators for children. Generous donations of work have been received from many leading figures in the world of children's literature.
Our aim is to make the collection accessible to a wide audience - from school children participating in education programmes and families visiting exhibitions through to researchers from around the world.
Venue Type:
Museum, Archive, Gallery
Closed For Refurbishment Until 19th July 2015
Adult Single: £7.00
Adult Annual: £26.00
Child/Concession Single: £6.00
Child/Concession Annual: £21
Family Single: £19
Family Annual: £60
Rhyme Around the World
- 19 July 2015 — 1 February 2017 *on now
This lively & colourful exhibition invites families to step straight into their favourite nursery rhymes and discover new ones from around the world, exploring how stories, song and rhyme are shared across generations and continents. With sensory opportunities and beautiful and varied work by international illustrators, there's something here for all the family.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Normal admission charges apply.
Painting with Rainbows: A Michael Foreman Exhibition
- 19 July 2015 — 14 June 2016 *on now
Michael Foreman is one of Britain's best-loved writer-illustrators of children's books. Through the exhibition we will use Michael's books to ask readers to consider the consequences of conflict, the fragility of our environment and the importance of friendship, empathy and tolerance through his insightful storytelling and beautiful illustrations.
Families are invited to add to the 'Tree of Hope' with messages for the future
explore stories of war and peace through War Boy, War Game, The General and Ali Pasha, build and play in a multi-sensory environment inspired by Dinosaurs and All That Rubbish and One World, and be inspired by Michael's creative process in his artist's studio with his own personal artefacts.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Normal admission charges apply.
Shipwrecked! Adventures at Sea
- 30 April — 2 May 2016 *on now
Join us for sea-shanties, seaside stories and adventuring activities. First mates can report to the Studio to make binoculars, chart your progress using the map of the world before heading up to the new exhibition to record your voyage in the Captain's Log.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- Especially for children
Admission Required.
Edward Ardizzone: 80 Years of Little Tim
- 30 April — 18 September 2016 *on now
Using original artwork from Tim and Lucy Go to Sea, Tim and Charlotte, Tim in Danger and The Little Train, (the later written by Graham Greene) as well as draft material, single illustrations, printed books and letters, the exhibition will celebrate this iconic British illustrator while introducing his work to a new generation.
Original artwork - some of it on show for the first time - introduces the characters that made Ardizzone's books so popular. Meet the heroic Little Tim, mischievous Ginger, resourceful Charlotte and the Wise Old Boatman.
Be transported back to the glory days of the classic British seaside town complete with red, white and blue bunting hanging from the lamp-posts and children with whirligigs playing on the beach. Families can dress up as sailors and create their own sea-faring adventure, adding illustrations and stories to our captain's logbook.
Suitable for
- Any age
Normal admission required.
The Late Shows at Seven Stories
- 13 — 14 May 2016 7-11pm
See our hugely popular Painting with Rainbows – A Michael Foreman Exhibition before it goes on tour. Build the biggest T-Rex from junk and papier mache. Take part in lively storytelling performances and stumble across the books you loved when you were a child. Expect fancy dress galore and a café full of hot drinks and homemade cake too.
Suitable for
- Especially for children
- 18+
Goodnight Mister Tom: Seven Stories in conversation with David Wood
- 19 May 2016 6-7pm
Join David Wood - distinguished producer, director, actor, author and playwright in conversation with Seven Stories' Collection Director Sarah Lawrance at Newcastle's Theatre Royal.
Ahead of his poignant theatre adaptation of Goodnight Mister Tom, hear from David Wood as he discusses his creative approach, reveals more about the production of his plays and outlines what he feels makes a successful children's adaptation and shares highlights from his illustrious career. David has adapted some of the nation's most-loved children's classics for theatre including The Tiger Who Came to Tea (Judith Kerr), The BFG (Roald Dahl) and Babe, The Sheep-Pig (Dick King-Smith).
David Wood donated his archive to Seven Stories in 2008 and the collection forms the National Museum's largest archive. Original material from the archive will be used to explore David's creative process in this fascinating insight into adaptation and theatre production.
Suitable for
- 14-15
- 16-17
- 18+
Newcastle Theatre Royal
100 Grey Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
Tyne & Wear
£5 per person. Book via the Seven Stories website www.sevenstories.org.uk. Ticket is for pre-show talk only. To buy tickets to see Goodnight Mister Tom, visit the Theatre Royal website: www.theatreroyal.co.uk.
Illustration Masterclass with Michael Foreman
- 21 May 2016 10am-4pm
Michael Foreman is one of Britain's best loved and acclaimed illustrators for children. Spend the day with Michael to find out more about his illustrious career and how he works at this exclusive Illustration Masterclass. This creative session will have a particular focus on watercolours and explore the artistic process behind his well-known title Ali Pasha. Delve into rough sketches, dummy books and be inspired to get creative yourself. This event is especially for budding artists, illustrators and everyone with an interest in the art of illustration.
Suitable for
- 16-17
- 18+
£40 per person. No admission required. Includes lunch. Suitable for age 15years+.
May Half Term: Dinosaurs and All That Rubbish
- 28 May — 5 June 2016
Dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes are invited to stomp down to the Ouseburn as we think about the natural world with the help of Michael Foreman's Dinosaurs and All That Rubbish. Add your junk scales to a GIANT T-Rex and build your very own origami dinosaur to take home. Little dinos can experiment with plasticine to create their own fossilised dinosaur prints.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
- Especially for children
Admission Required.
Intergalactic Comic Strip Workshop with Sally Kindberg
- 18 June 2016 2-3:30pm
Create your own intergalactic comic strip space adventure using all the same techniques as the professionals with the help of talented comic strip artist Sally Kindberg. Learn how to fold a book and design your own storyboard using frames, speech bubbles and plenty of humour.
Sally Kindberg dreamed of being an astronaut but sadly has not quite made it into space yet so Sally spends her time exploring the outer galaxies by drawing them. Sally's books include The Comic Strip History of Space, The Comic Strip History of the World and The Comic Strip History of the Greatest Greek Myths.
Copies of Sally's books will be available to purchase in the Bookshop. Take your books along to this event for Sally to sign.
Suitable for ages 8-12
Suitable for
- Especially for children
Event ticket £4 per child. Admission not required if attending event only. Why not make a day of it and purchase day admission to explore the rest of our building complete with exhibitions, story times and activities? Children ages 8+ can be signed into this event without an adult and be collected promptly at 3.30pm.
Draw it! Workshop with Sally Kindberg
- 18 June 2016 11am-12pm
Practice your most pre-historic ROARs and join talented illustrator and writer Sally Kindberg as she shows us how to hatch a dinosaur egg in a workshop full of creativity.
Sally is the creative force behind popular activity series Draw It! and has illustrated The Comic Strip Book of Dinosaurs by Tracey Turner.
Copies of Sally's books will be available to purchase in the Bookshop. Take your books along to this event for Sally to sign.
Suitable for ages 5-7 years
Suitable for
- 5-6
Event ticket £3 per child. Admission not required if attending event only. Why not make a day of it and purchase day admission to explore the rest of our building complete with exhibitions, story times and activities? Reminder: children under 8 years must be accompanied at all times. Accompanying grown-ups are welcome to attend the workshop but to ensure the children get the most from the event, please let all the children be seated first.
Bookworm Babies
Bookworm Babies meet at Seven Stories to share the best baby books with their grown ups. Together we explore new ways to play with books, singing, moving about and having lots of fun in a relaxed group. Sessions are suitable for babies until they start to walk. Sessions are in blocks of six and two blocks of six make up a full Bookworm Babies course. Choose between booking for one or two blocks of six sessions. Sessions take place on Thursdays 10.15-11.15.
How to obtain
Bookworm Babies (either one or two blocks of six) must be booked and paid for in advance. Six sessions costs £15 per participating baby and £20 for an adult annual pass. Book online at http://www.sevenstories.org.uk/whats-on/bookworm-babies-6-week-block-booking-tuesday-pm-e1139 or for more information call 0845 2710777 ext 715.
CPD Opportunites at Seven Stories
We provide training and development for all practitioners working with children, including teachers, librarians, Children's Centre staff, Private Day Nursery teams and childminders. All our training is suffused with our love of and passion for children's books, our knowledge of classic and unusual titles and our creative approaches to learning. Our in-house programme provides a variety of options for you.
For more information visit www.sevenstories.org.uk/learning/cpd or to discuss your training and development requirements, please contact: Shane Smith, 0845 271 0777 ext. 719
Hooks into Books at Seven Stories
Let Seven Stories lead you directly to the books that will stimulate and animate your teaching and, in doing so, motivate and inspire young readers.
If you would like more information on opening a school account, Hooks Into Books or need help with selecting books for your school, fill in the form at http://www.sevenstories.org.uk/shop/books-for-schools. Alternatively, you can speak to a member of the bookshop team by calling 0845 271 0777 Ext 712.
School and Group visits to Seven Stories!
Session times at Seven Stories
Seven Stories school and group visits can be booked Monday - Friday during term time, subject to availability, and last two hours. Sessions are available 10am - 12noon OR 12.30pm - 2.30pm. You can also add a trip to the Bookshop to your visit.
What is involved in a school or group visit?
All visits to Seven Stories are led by a member of the learning team. A facilitated school or group visit lasts for two hours and incorporates a session in one of our galleries; Mr Gumpy and Other Outings - Celebrating 50 Years of John Burningham's Work or There's Nuffin Like a Puffin - Celebrating 70 spectacular years of Puffin Books. Sessions also include a creative workshop
Story Party
Story Party has a different theme every week. With beautiful picture books, songs, rhymes, hands-on activities and making time, sessions encourage children aged 0-5 years and their adults to enjoy stories together in an active, fun way and promote a love of books from an early age. Choose from Tuesday 11.00-12.00 or Wednesday 11.00-12.00 every term time week.
How to obtain
Adults can buy an annual pass for £20 which allows unlimited entry to the whole building for 12 months. Story Party costs £2 per child, per session. Children 4+ will also need an annual pass, £15.
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"Revenge" – Minecraft Parody of Usher's DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love by CaptainSparklez, Bootstrap Buckaroo, TryHardNinja, & Doc Exx!
A crew of Minecraft fans, CaptainSparklez, Bootstrap Buckaroo, TryHardNinja, and Doc Exx, created this awesome parody of Usher's DJ "Got Us Fallin' in Love" called "Revenge" set in the Minecraft universe! So, if your up for geeking up your evening with some creeper punching goodness, then this is a video you just can't miss.
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North Callaway — looking to get on track after a 31-0 loss at South Callaway in its season opener — hosts Tipton tonight. Kickoff is at 7. The Thunderbirds accumulated just 186 yards of total offense and committed five turnovers last week against the Bulldogs in the annual Callaway Cup game.
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A boutique-style resort, Cocobay Unawatuna features a beachfront restaurant, an outdoor pool and aqua gym. Offering access to 200 metres of sandy beach with views of Galle Fort, the resort is located in a fishing village. Cocobay Unawatuna is a 5-minute walk to Unawatuna Bus Station. Galle Railway Station is a 5-minute drive away while Galle Town is 3 km from the resort. It takes approximately 1.5 hours to drive to Bandaranaike International Airport. Furnished with artworks and wood flooring, each air-conditioned room and suite comes with a flat-screen satellite TV, minibar and safe. Private bathroom has a spa bath, rain shower, bathrobes and slippers. Guests can expect a fruit basket upon arrival, pillow menu and free Wi-Fi. Guests can work-out at the gym or take up a yoga course during their stay at Cocobay. A travel counter can offer assistance with planning tours. Airport transfers are also available at an extra cost. The beachfront La Mer Restaurant serves a delicious variety of Sri Lankan, Chinese and International cuisines. After dinner drinks can be ordered from the Chill Out Lounge Bar.
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One of the largest self-guided art drives in the midwest, MRVAD boasts of 50 participating sights, representing over 200 artists, upward of 30 mediums showing off a multitude of perspectives and techniques.
Individual artists may demonstrate from their home studios or galleries, some may present work in their preferred retail location, while some sights will offer classes.
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Division Head, Division of Emergency Medicine
Medical School:
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, 1987
Internship and Residency:
Emergency Medicine, University of Cincinnati Medical Center, 1991
Emergency Medicine Research, University of Cincinnati Medical Center, 1993
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Academic Development and Medical Education
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White N, Wang X, Bradbury N, Mooon-Massat P, Freilich D, Auker C, McCarron R, Scultetus A, Stern S. Fluid resuscitation of uncontrolled hemorrhage using a hemoglobin-based oxygen carrier: Effect of traumatic brain injury. Shock (accepted for publication).
White N, Bradbury N, Wang X, Stern S. System-wide effects of traumatic brain injury during limited resuscitation of hemorrhagic shock in a swine model. Shock 2012; 38 Suppl s1: 41. Presented at the Presented at the Thirty Fifth Annual Conference on Shock 2012, Miami, FL. June 2012.
White N, Wang X, Bradbury N, Stern S. Nitroglycerine Modulates Survival Time In A Porcine Polytrauma Model When Co-infused With A Hemoglobin-based Oxygen Carrier. Acad Emerg Med 2012; 19 Suppl s1: S364. Presented at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. May 2012.
Li J, Beiser DG, Wang H, Das A, Berdyshev E, Leff A, Stern SA, Vanden Hoek TL, Therapeutic hypothermia cardioprotection in murine hemorrhagic shock/resuscitation differentially affects p38α/p38γ, Akt and HspB1. J Trauma. 2011 Nov;71(5):1262-1270.
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I only bring this up because I went to the market with the Kid the other day and they were doling out samples. I thought it was noodles, but NO, they were "noodles." Ya, dig? They were noodles made out of tofu. Now unless you have a severe allergy to pasta I don't know why the hell you would ever EVER eat noodles made out of tofu, but you know my little vegetarian - he took to it right away. He ate like I've never seen him eat before. So I bought a pack, and at just 99 cents, it wasn't a bad trial investment.
There weren't any recipe directions except to 'rinse and parboil to get rid of the natural scent.' Yeah. What they really mean is wash off the stank, because the "noodles" did NOT smell pleasant. In the end I made up a quick noodle soup and totally kicked the Vegan out of it by adding lots of pork, which in turn added lots of flavor. The vegetarian Kid even ate the pork and the carnivore Baby even ate the noodles. That's teamwork right there.
Would I buy these "noodles" again? Most likely NOT. But I will make the soup again with regular pasta. Since my "kids" really "enjoyed" eating "it". See how annoying that is? Freakin' airquotes.


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FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md. -- The excavation of methane-generating buried trash at the Manor View dump site began March 23 and remains on schedule.
To date, 390 tons of the approximately 12,000 tons of buried trash have been safely removed and transported off post to an approved landfill.
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Stockard made it home safely when Colorado's drive got bad last week. As crashes and rollovers littered the roads Lisa even managed to help someone along the way.
"His car had gone off the embankment," she said.
That's when she picked up the phone.
"Your initial reaction is help someone, and if it's only to call 9-1-1 then do that," said Stockard.
State trooper Michael Carr says that's exactly what any driver should do when they get to an accident first.
"Never hesitate," said Carr. "You don't know who's called it in, so never hesitate to call. We're around."
And a few other things to keep in mind:
If you see a crash and stop, stay visible. Start by turning on your hazard lights.
Check your watch. If there are injuries medical crews will likely ask how much time has passed since the crash.
Try to stop any bleeding, but don't move a person unless there's smoke or fire. And when authorities arrive, move away and let them work.
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We saw David Toms play magnificently and fall apart in even greater majesty at The Players Championship last weekend. He had the lead, then he didn't. He played the side of risk and paid for it. But when the most routine of putts (4 feet) stood between extending a playoff between KJ Choi and going home a battered golfer, Toms left the green watching Choi triumphantly celebrate a victory at one of ...Read More
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The NPSL is pleased to announce that the following 8 teams will be participating in the 100th edition of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup:
Brooklyn Italians
Chattanooga FC
FC Hasental
FC Lehigh Valley United Sonic
Georgia Revolution
Madison 56ers
New York Red Bulls U-23s
Sacramento Gold
Opponents as well as game times and dates will be determined by the draw that will take place in late April.
The 2013 tournament features 68 teams, an increase from the 64 that competed last year, marking the largest field in the modern era. This year also marks the second-consecutive year in which all U.S.-based Division I, II and III teams will participate in the tournament proper.
The amount of prize money distributed will also see a substantial increase, with the overall champion earning a total of $250,000. The tournament runner-up will receive $60,000 and the team that advances the furthest from each lower division will win $15,000.
Another significant change for 2013 is the process for determining the site for the Open Cup tournament semifinals and final. In past years, the sites for the final three matches of the tournament had been determined through a sealed-bid process, but this year the hosts of those games will be determined by a coin flip. Home teams throughout the entire tournament will be determined by random selection.
The following represents a list of participating teams:
Major League Soccer (Division I - 16 teams): Chicago Fire, Chivas USA, Colorado Rapids, Columbus Crew, D.C. United, FC Dallas, Houston Dynamo, LA Galaxy, New England Revolution, New York Red Bulls, Philadelphia Union, Portland Timbers, Real Salt Lake, San Jose Earthquakes, Seattle Sounders FC, Sporting Kansas City.
North American Soccer League (Division II - 6 teams): Atlanta Silverbacks, Carolina RailHawks, Fort Lauderdale Strikers, Minnesota Stars FC, San Antonio Scorpions, Tampa Bay Rowdies.
USL PRO (Division III - 12 teams): Charleston Battery, Charlotte Eagles, Dayton Dutch Lions, Harrisburg City Islanders, Los Angeles Blues, Orlando City, Phoenix FC Wolves, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Richmond Kickers, Rochester Rhinos, VSI Tampa Bay FC, Wilmington Hammerheads.
PDL (16): Carolina Dynamo, GPS Portland Phoenix, Ocean City Nor'easters, Reading United, Austin Aztex, Laredo Heat, Ocala Stampede, Orlando City U-23s, Des Moines Menace, Michigan Bucks, Real Colorado Foxes, River City Rovers, FC Tucson, Portland Timbers U-23s, Sounders FC U-23s, Ventura County Fusion.
The remaining slots will be filled by teams from USASA Regional Qualifiers (8), US Club Soccer (1), and the U.S. Specialty Sports Association (1).