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The Sunday Night Film Club - DC Chapter Message Board › New Meetup: Greenberg at Landmark E Street - Showtime 4:40, Meet at 4:30
|Brian F.
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Washington, DC
Announcing a new Meetup for The Sunday Night Film Club - DC Chapter!
What: Greenberg at Landmark E Street - Showtime 4:40, Meet at 4:30
When: Sunday, March 28, 2010 4:30 PM
Landmark E-Street Cinema
555 11th St NW
Washington, DC 20004
(202) 452-7672
Join the Washington DC Sunday Night Film Club this Sunday, Mar 28th at 4:40 pm for Greenberg at the Landmark E Street Cinema . Look for Brian wearing an Avenue Q t-shirt in the upstairs lobby behind the ticket counter about 15 minutes before the film. As always, after the film we will descend on a local establishment for dinner/drinks/discussion.
Greenberg brings actor Ben Stiller together with Academy Award-nominated writer/director Noah Baumbach (The Squid and the Whale) to tell the funny and moving tale of Roger Greenberg (Stiller). Single, fortyish and at a crossroads in his life, he finds himself in Los Angeles, house-sitting for six weeks for his more successful/married-with-children brother. In search of a place to restart his life, Greenberg tries to reconnect with old friends including his former bandmate Ivan (Rhys Ifans). But old friends aren't necessarily still best friends, and Greenberg soon finds himself spending more and more time with his brother's personal assistant Florence (Greta Gerwig), an aspiring singer and also something of a lost soul. Despite his best attempts not to be drawn in, Greenberg and Florence manage to forge a connection, and Greenberg realizes he may at last have found a reason to be happy.
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Posted By Andrew Goodwin On December 31, 2012 @ 12:17 pm In Architecture,Daylighting,Design,energy efficiency,Environment,Green Building,Green Roof | No Comments
Many children's make believe adventures revolve around wooden forts in the mountains; the new Teton County Children's Learning Center by Ward+Blake Architects and D.W. Arthur Associates Architecture has captured this dream in the wilds of Jackson, Wyoming. This children's daycare facility reflects the rustic decor of the Teton region, while achieving LEED Gold certification with an energy-efficient, low-impact design.
Creatively named "The Ranch," the Rafter J Childcare [2]facility was designed by the team of architects to achieve three objectives: to fit into the ranch-like neighborhood, experientially stimulate the children, and to achieve LEED Silver certification. Boston-based D.W. Arthur Associates Architecture [3]was brought into the project by local firm Ward+Blake Architects to bring some expertise in childcare design to the table. It's fitting that D.W. Arthur's mission is to educate children through experiencing their spatial environment.
The exterior of the building celebrates the regional vernacular ranch style of the local neighborhood, and it incorporates many natural materials in its skin. Made from rammed earth, cedar wood, weathered wood, glass and steel, this 12,000-square-foot facility rises and falls almost as if mimicking the surrounding mountains. Beaver slide-like enclosures and other slatted fences help to break up the exterior of the building, while creating shading devices for the building. Various shed roofs allow for natural light to penetrate deep into the building through angled clerestory windows. Also, many of these shed roofs are covered with sod in order to control storm water runoff.
As the children enter the building they are met with a "family-room" concept corridor where gently curving walls help to create interactive spaces that lead to private rooms. The interior classroom spaces are designed with stained concrete, bright colored walls, and floating cloud-like ceiling tiles that help to capture the children's imagination.
Other sustainable features include an onsite geothermal system [5]that provides for 50 percent or more of the building's energy. A computerized system also helps to control the natural and artificial light throughout the building. These along with other building components helped to make this project achieve a LEED Gold [6]rating in the end. This really is a learning center that inspires imagination.
+ D.W. Arthur Associates Architecture [8]
Via ArchDaily [9]
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Chicken a la King
From EatingWell: EatingWell for a Healthy Heart Cookbook (2008)
There's no need to feel guilty over this classic creamy combination of chicken, peppers and mushrooms. Our version uses low-fat milk and flour for thickening to make it plenty rich without all the saturated fat. Serve over whole-wheat egg noodles.
Makes: 6 servings, about 1 cup each
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Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low saturated fat | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | High potassium |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 1/2 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breast, trimmed and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons canola oil, divided
- 10 ounces white mushrooms, quartered
- 1 large green bell pepper, diced
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1 cup dry sherry, (see Note)
- 1 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 cup low-fat milk
- 1 4-ounce jar sliced pimientos, rinsed
- 1/2 cup sliced scallions
- Toss chicken and flour in a medium bowl until coated. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Reserving the remaining flour, add the chicken to the pan and cook, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned, 2 to 4 minutes. Transfer the chicken to a plate.
- Reduce heat to medium and add the remaining 1 tablespoon oil to the pan. Add mushrooms, bell pepper, salt and pepper, and cook, stirring often, until the mushrooms are softened and starting to brown, 3 to 5 minutes. Pour in sherry; bring to a boil and cook, stirring to scrape up any browned bits, 3 minutes.
- Whisk broth and milk into the reserved flour until smooth. Stir the mixture into the pan. Bring to a simmer, stirring often. Stir in pimientos and the chicken and return to a simmer. Reduce heat to maintain a gentle simmer and cook until the vegetables are tender and the chicken is cooked through, 5 to 7 minutes. Stir in scallions and serve immediately.
Tips & Notes
- Note: Sherry is a type of fortified wine originally from southern Spain. Don't use the "cooking sherry" sold in many supermarkets—it can be surprisingly high in sodium. Instead, purchase dry sherry that's sold with other fortified wines in your wine or liquor store.
Per serving: 267 calories; 8 g fat (1 g sat, 4 g mono); 65 mg cholesterol; 15 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 27 g protein; 1 g fiber; 467 mg sodium; 626 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (67% daily value), Potassium (18% dv), Vitamin C (15% dv)
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 1 starch, 3 lean meat
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We were there for the marathon The location is perfect The only problem is the wifi. It is slow and erractic.
4.8 on April 15, 2016
Loved our stay here. The room was stately but with charm. Perfect for a college tour with my daughter.
4.2 on April 14, 2016
We stayed here recently for Harvard campus tour and couldn't have picked better place . My daughter really enjoyed the college themed room with that era furnishing. Best place to stay in Boston close to every thing
4.8 on April 04, 2016
Loved our stay here in this quintessential Boston enclave right in the heart of town. The room was beautiful and the staff helpful.
3.2 on March 28, 2016
I stayed only for one night. I arrived earlier than expected and I could do the check in before the scheduled time without paying any additional cost. The room is small but it was good for me (I only stayed one night). I did not have dinner at the hotel.
3.8 on March 27, 2016
A so atypical place to stay for such reasonable price giving you the spirit of this emblematic town on east coast of USA
4.2 on February 29, 2016
We loved the elegant rooms and wood paneling. It is a lovely neighborhood and conveniently located -- could walk to most of the places we were interested in seeing. Absolutely charming!
5 on February 20, 2016
Outstanding deal for the price. This accommodation reminded me of when I used to live in Europe. Charming and attractive decor. The weather outside ranged from -28 to -9 degrees (Fahrenheit) when I first got there, and it was a toasty welcoming when I checked in after hours. The location was perfect. Of course, everyone has choices but I was very glad I picked to stay here. I was walking distance from everything I wanted to see and access to public transport was too easy. The purpose of my trip was to shop for a university program and I was able to visit each institution without any problems. The perks were the snacks, tea and coffee available 24/7. The complimentary breakfast eliminated the hassle of making early morning decisions on where and what to eat. I would definitely stay again and have already encouraged my friends and family to stay there if they happen to be in the area. Thank you!
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In a time when websites generally outperform reality, The College Club stands out as a beacon of honesty and grace, which accounts for the 3 star ratings: there were no surprises. The gorgeous (and quiet!) room with private bath (206, the green one in the photo) was exactly as described; the building itself truly lovely, but not ostentatious. NO PIPED IN MUSIC, NO ROBOTICALLY CHEERFUL FRONTDESK STAFF. Access into the building is easy, better pillows quietly appeared a few hours after requested, the windows and shades actually functioned....in short, an authentically grown up experience. And yes, not bad coffee (a large Keurig type operation) & tea and snacks readily available all day.....although in our current climate of "organic" and "artisanal" -- especially in Boston -- one might hope for a slightly upgraded level of bread and yogurt. But this is a small gripe. We had a truly lovely, comfortable stay. One warning: we had trouble finding equally authentic dining within walking distance. If you demand as much from a restaurant as you do from a B &B you'll have to travel.
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by Lindsey Pollak - Mar, 2016
As workplaces adjust to (and increasingly embrace) millennials' needs and priorities, many forward thinkers are already wondering what's next. At speaking engagements, I'm frequently asked about Gen Z: How are they different than Gen Y? What do managers and business leaders need to know about this new generation? Here is my take: BACK UP. WHAT IS GENERATION Z? Given that there is no exact science to how we define gene...
Swarming: The Next Big Thing in Agile or Buzz Kill?
by Alexandra Levit - Feb, 2016
Gartner has predicted that the swarm will be the future of teams, but what are the advantages and disadvantages of such an arrangement? Mid-century work teams will be temporary in addition to virtual. The growth of contract work and the specialization of organizations will spell the end for stable groups that work together a long time. Teamwork will still be valued and rewarded, but the teams themselves will form and disban...
12 Ways Project Management is Evolving According to Gartner
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"The basic building blocks for digital services and products … have become so evolved, inexpensive, and ubiquitous, that they can be easily combined and recombined." — The Economist, January 2014 As the data age marches on, IT and business become even further intertwined. Where do project managers fit in the radically new IT ecosystem that will be a reality by 2020? On his recent Project Management in 2020 webinar, Gartner...
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by Kathy Caprino - Feb, 2016
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by Kenzi Bisbing - Jan, 2016
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I've long been a fan of intrapreneurship, or the practice of entrepreneurial strategies within the context of, and leveraging the resources of, an established organization. I wanted to come up with some good intrepreneurship programs pioneered by HR for this piece, but it was more difficult than I expected. Beyond the open allocation topic, which we discussed earlier this year and which is mostly limited to the startup comm...
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A review of Nokia products over the past 150 years reads like a review of the history of recent technology.
Among them: "the ten-pin," "the cross," and "the rainbow"
Guest-starring white people, children, baguettes, and glockenspiels
Meet the sphere that rotates 500,000 times faster than the average washing machine.
Rodrigo Medellín is passionate about bats. He would like you to be, too.
Fact #1: Before rubber came along, people undid their mistakes using wadded-up bread.
The origin of the service that taps into humanity's collective psyche
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How do insects' wings actually work? We've just gotten a little bit closer to finding out.
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... But also, imagine being an astronaut and waking to find a mystery object outside your window.
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The beach is close and quite nice but there are signs saying no swimming so it isn't any good for that. Lovely laundry shop nearby, would highly recommend going there if you need any washing done. As for the hostel the staff were quite below par, they didn't know if we could be rented towel to the beach (we could but they refused at first). Refused to let us use their phone to ring baz bus. Had a banana milkshake on special but no bananas. Constantly woke us up both at night and in the morning.
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Awesome location and a very nice set up!
Great as always
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We had a wonderful stay at the Blue Sky Mining Hostel! Located close to the beach, but about 30 mins out of Durban city centre, we spent some very relaxed days. The hostel area is great, two little pools, a beautiful garden, a nice cafe/bar where to enjoy good food and snacks (try the self-baked banana bread for 8R!) for affordable prices. Grocery store close by, rooms are very clean and nice. We had Grace Shuttle Services take us from airport-hostel-airport.
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It was extremely quiet while I was there so was nice to relax. No push on day trips and when I asked they said walk to a rock pool. If you are a surfer then it will be fine but no lessons.
Always a pleasure
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Our stay there was just amazing!!! I felt like we were in a hotel. It was so clean, the bathroom and the kitchen were spacious, the pool amazing, the common area wonderful and so clean! They have a great restaurant inside, the staff is lovely. If I could I would have stayed there for many more days and just enjoy the place!!
Always a pleasure to stay here
Becoming my home away from home. Great stay
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My stay at Blue Sky Mining Backpacker's lodge was a disappointment. . In reality, the hostel is at least 45 minutes away from the city, and the only options for getting there are a R300+ shuttle, or a (very) sketchy MetroRail ride. The facilities of the hostel are good, and I enjoyed the two swimming pools. However, the lack of atmosphere and the SALE of forgotten items in the reception indicate that this hostel with a nice look is, unfortunately, ruined by an overly profit-driven management.
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AOL to Announce New Focus on High-Speed Internet Service
Published: December 3, 2002
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To help make up for the higher cost and lower profit margins of providing high-speed access, Mr. Miller is expected to tell investors that AOL will begin to sell its members more premium services, including protection from Internet viruses, versions of existing features to answer the phone while a user is online, or subscriptions to the planned MusicNet download service.
Mr. Miller will also discuss some of the company's early steps to bolster its online commerce, in both its high- and low-speed services. These include selling music to users directly instead of referring them to other online shopping sites. AOL is also expanding its sales of discounted, remaindered merchandise.
To attract and retain members, AOL is also seeking to provide more distinctive audio, text and video content on low- and high-speed services. These people said the company planned to rely heavily on paying its sister companies like Warner Brothers, Turner Broadcasting and Time Inc. for their properties. For example, people at Time Inc. said that the online editions of Entertainment Weekly, People, Teen People, InStyle, Time for Kids and Sports Illustrated for Kids would now appear exclusively on AOL, in part because they fit with the demographics of its users, many of whom are women and teenagers.
AOL is also shifting away from simply selling other companies the right to operate its topical "channels." Mr. Miller is expected to tell investors that the company plans to begin providing its own content for certain channels, including the channels about sports, music, children and video games.
But people involved in the process said the company also planned to keep a tight grip on its budget. A person involved in the process said all of AOL's new investment in providing more content will still remain less than 10 percent of its cash flow. The broadband version of the AOL service will also include plenty of promotional samples of new films, DVD's, television shows, record albums and video games, which cost little or nothing. The word "exclusive" will continue to be splashed liberally around the site in an effort to lift subscribers' sense of the site's value.
Mr. Miller will also demonstrate a prototype of the next version of AOL's software, AOL 9.0, which will illustrate some of the company's efforts to fuse its strength in online communications with its new emphasis on online content. For example, it will make it easier for users to chat with other members while they are all watching the same video or listening to the same music online.
n a pivotal and long-awaited presentation to investors, AOL Time Warner is expected to disclose a radical shift in strategy for its flagging AOL division today, switching the emphasis away from selling Internet access and toward selling an add-on high-speed version of its service to customers who may buy high-speed Internet access from phone or cable companies.
Jonathan Miller, the recently named chairman of the AOL division, will disclose the latest plans to turn around AOL in a four-hour briefing with investors in New York. After growing exponentially until last year, AOL is suffering from steeply declining advertising revenue, slowing subscriber growth, rising costs to reach customers over high-speed cable or other connections, and stiff competition from cheaper high-speed services.
Analysts say Mr. Miller's presentation may be decisive in determining whether AOL contributes to AOL Time Warner's future growth or languishes as a costly liability. The company has increased the suspense by maintaining a strict silence on the details of its plans for about three months, although some details have leaked out, like AOL's new reliance on content from its sister companies like Warner Brothers and Time Inc.
The redirection in emphasis toward selling an add-on high-speed or broadband service will entail a big change in the company's image with consumers, most of whom continue to think of AOL as a company that connects people to the Internet, rather than as a suite of extra content and services. AOL had previously focused primarily on selling access to the Internet over phone lines, and more recently on making deals with telephone and cable companies to sell access over their wires under its own name.
But the growth in the low-speed Internet access business has begun to decline. And deals to carry AOL's high-speed service over cable or phone lines have been hard to reach and costly since many cable and phone companies have competing services. Thus, an add-on broadband service appears to be AOL's best option. (In some ways, its add-on service resembled a subscription version of the free Web site Yahoo , although AOL executives say their size and subscription revenue will enable them to offer more robust content and shopping discounts.)
AOL currently offers an add-on broadband service for about $15 a month, which is available to customers who also buy high-speed Internet access from someone else for about $40 a month. But until now AOL has barely marketed the add-on high-speed service for fear of cannibalizing its profitable low-speed subscribers. AOL executives say that few members appear to know that the add-on service exists. Perhaps as many as half of the roughly four million people who get access to AOL through a high-speed connection do it by continuing to pay $23.95 for their subscription to AOL over a phone line even after they pay someone else $40 a month for high-speed access, effectively overpaying.


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Sun: Growth Engine Open SourceFeb 04, 2009
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History of Spurs mishaps
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I've been making this recipe for years, but never rated it! It's AWESOME! Velveeta now makes a Sharp Cheddar flavor and it made it even better! My kids love it, husband, EVERYONE! I often take it to pot lucks at church and everyone always asks for the recipe. Thanks for posting it!
Yummy! My whole family loved this soup. It would be great also to use wild rice instead of potatoes next time.
Wow!!! This soup is awesome, my families new favorite.Thanks for sharing.The only thing I changed was I used home made veggie broth with low sodium chicken bouillon because I was out of chicken stock. It was delish.We will be adding it to our regular winter dinner list. Thanks.
What an absolutely delicious comfort food!!!!! I even forgot the last step with the sour cream. So delicious! I just hope the fat content wasn't correct.
This recipe is easy to convert to a special diet, which is a big plus. I subbed out dairy-free cheese, sour cream, and margarine, as well as using dairy-free chicken soup stock, and it turned out perfectly. Looking forward to making this again!
My husband and I think it is really good and I will add this to my collection. If I had to describe the soup, I would say it is "queso dip gone healthy"! Although, you can't really taste the veggies. We dipped some homemade soft prezels in the soup and it was excellent. I think it would also be yummy in a bread bowl or with a side of sourdough bread. Thanks!
Very good soup. The family enjoyed it just as written. Did have to add some liquid to the butter and flour mixture as mine just clumped up. But that did make it work.
WOW! I think this stuff is awesome and very easy to make even with its 40 minute prep time, but worth it. I used 4 cooked ground beef patties left over from my daughters party. I used 2 cups beef broth and 1 cup chicken broth instead of 3 chicken. And I also used 1 cup Velveeta and 1 cup Cheddar cheese. Otherwise, I followed recipe to the 'T' and will definitely make again!
Even my husband said that he couldn't think of anything to change about it (which is unusual). The only change that I made was the use of frozen prepared meatballs in place of browning meat, just because I had them in the freezer. I will be sure to use a bigger pot next time because I started this in a 3 qt pot and had to transfer it to my stockpot about halfway through because I was making a big mess that way.
This soup really hit the spot tonight. It made a lot of soup, but that's great because now I have lunch tomarrow! The kids even had seconds. Thanks for sharing your recipe, we enjoyed it very much!


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To Future Entrepreneurs — Find Your Passion
This year Barbie is once again breaking through plastic ceilings and inspiring girls to follow their dreams. The 2014 career of the year doll is Entrepreneur Barbie. To celebrate her newest career, Barbie is honoring special women entrepreneurs to help start a conversation for girls everywhere, reminding them that — "If they can dream it, they can be it – anything is possible!
Inspired by a move, Susan Feldman and Alison Pincus founded One Kings Lane, a home décor website that offers private sales on high-end products in addition to decorating tips and ideas, in 2009.
Susan Feldman
What were your dreams as a little girl?
I dreamed of being many things as a child like a teacher, a mother, a wife, and a lawyer.
What kind of impact did you imagine you'd make?
I believed that I would help others.
Who was your role model?
My father was my role model. He was an individual who was curious and never stopped learning. He asked so many questions and he talked to everyone. It felt as with each conversation he became wiser. He also was incredibly charismatic so I learned from him how important it was to be kind and accepting of everyone.
Did you play with Barbie as a child?
Of course I played with Barbie as a child. Barbie was so much fun! She allowed me to think about and fantasize about all different aspects of life from the day to day to the very glamorous.
What stories did you imagine?
Barbie took me to places that I couldn't in my wildest dreams imagined. I loved dressing Barbie in her gorgeous black tulle gown and imagining the fantastic parties she was attending.
What were you like in school?
I was a very good student. I worked exceptionally hard and loved learning.
What was your favorite subject?
I loved Math and American history.
What were some major accomplishments or milestones in your childhood that influenced your future path?
I moved eight times growing up before I graduated high school. Moving so many times I was constantly put in new situations where I had to adjust and make new friends with each move. I learned how to engage and connect with people quickly. As a result I became very adaptable and social. Being president of the student council and remaining active in student government also made an impact on my future. It taught me valuable leadership skills, how to listen well and how to get things done.
What helps you make good decisions?
Trying to step back from a situation and be as objective as possible often helps me get to a great decision.
What do you do when you're unsure?
I typically go with my gut instinct. It's important to trust yourself.
What makes you feel special or important?
Feeling like I have made a difference. Feeling like I've helped make a positive impact on someone or a situation.
What are three tips you have for future entrepreneurs?
Keep it simple.
Go with your instincts/listen to your gut.
What in your life made you believe that anything is possible?
Moving eight times before I graduated high school gave me the confidence and courage that I could do anything that I set my mind to.
Alison Pincus
What were your dreams as a little girl? What kind of impact did you imagine you'd make?
Funny and real story — when I was 5 or 6 years old, I made a decision on one day that I wanted to "change the world" when I grew up. Thinking back on this, I was lucky enough to have had a grandfather who was an entrepreneur and a creative business man – he manufactured the most beautiful hats. I loved visiting his factory in New York City.
Who was your role model?
My parents, grandparents, extended family and family friends were definitely my role models growing up.
Did you play with Barbie as a child? What stories did you imagine?
My younger sister Lauren and I LOVED our Barbies. We could spend many hours a day playing with our Barbies. If only my mother could have video-taped the stories and play!
What were you like in school? What was your favorite subject?
I was one of those little girls who really enjoyed school. To me, school was fun because I enjoyed learning, seeing my friends, and I looked forward to eating in the cafeteria when the food sounded good. My favorite subject throughout elementary, junior high school and high school was Math.
What were some major accomplishments or milestones in your childhood that influenced your future path?
I set different goals for myself all the time – achieving or missing those accomplishments taught me that hard work was always necessary.
What helps you make good decisions? What do you do when you're unsure?
I feel most comfortable making hard decisions when I have solid information – otherwise known as data. When I'm unsure, I take my time and do the necessary research, which includes asking questions and uncovering facts that will help me make an informed decision.
What makes you feel special or important?
Everyone is special and has special qualities so I'd like to answer 'what makes me feel important.' Being the mother of my twin daughters Georgia and Carmen makes me feel very important.
What are three tips you have for future entrepreneurs?
Find your passion, learn as much as you can every single day and be patient.
What in your life made you believe that anything is possible?
I was in the first grade when I knew that anything is possible. I later figured out I should strive to improve the world around me!
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CORRECTIONVILLE - River Valley softball coach Dean Norris has announced the following honors which have been bestowed upon members of his team for their recently-completed 2012 season:
The RV softball players voted for team awards with the following results:
Kari Ludvigson was voted as the team's Most Valuable Player; MacKenzie Fitch was the winner of the Hustle Award; Lexie Chester won the Teammate Award; and Hailey Klaschen was named the Most Improved Player.
The following players were also awarded spots on the Western Valley Conference All-Conference teams, as voted upon by conference coaches:
Kari Ludvigson was named to the First Team; MacKenzie Fitch to the Second Team; and Lexie Chester and Olivia Goettsch received Honorable Mention.
All District and All State Honors will be named after the conclusion of the state tournament.