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STANFORD, Calif. – Six of Stanford's seven signees for fencing were in action at the 2014 USA Fencing National Championships June 22 – July 3 in Columbus, Ohio.
The top performance from the future Cardinal fencers included a champion of the Division II Men's Sabre.
Logan Spear, a West Linn, Ore. native topped the charts with a gold medal in the Division II Men's Sabre. Spear was one of the top seeds entering the tournament and proved worthy with by not allowing 10 or more touches before the semifinals. He then knocked out Timothy Hanley, 15-11, in the semis and went on to beat Nathan Brickman, 15-12, for the national championship. Spear also took 17th place in the Division I-A men's sabre event.
Foster City, Calif. native Darren Mei finished among the top 20 in the Division I Men's Foil. He reached the top 16 and would claim 15th overall. Harrison MacRae of Chicago placed 78th overall in the Division I Men's Epee.
Zoe Lee-Chiong of the Denver, Colo. area and Christie Dawson from the St. John's School in Houston, Texas each competed in three events. Lee-Chiong took 68th in the Division I-A Women's Foil, tied for 103rd in Division III and was 105th in Division II. Dawson placed 52nd in the Division III Women's Sabre, 58th in Division II and tied for 68th in Division I-A.
Joining Horowitz in the Division I women's epee was Becca Rose out of Chicago. She ended up 134th overall.
Also signing with Stanford, but not competing at the summer nationals was Andre Cornman from Tiburon, Calif. He is expected to compete in men's foil.


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Meet Holly, from McCall Manor, who asks a question many of us are probably familiar with: "You know all of those times when you scour the internet looking for a piece of furniture that has the EXACT dimensions that you need for a space and when you can't find it online you look in your garage and realize that a piece you had been using to hold dirty garden shoes is actually perfect?"
Well, that old garden shoe shelf once belonged in the home of her husband's grandmother, Mam. And as of today it belongs in Holly's office. Since it was the first object that would be seen as anyone walked into the room, Holly decided to pull out all the stops for this makeover. She had her carpenter husband make a few repairs, then painted it with CeCe Caldwell's Vermont Slate with dark wax. For the back of the shelf, she used Pure White from Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, then applied shiny gold vinyl confetti dots that she cut out with her craft cutting machine. It's a big update that makes Holly happy everytime she sees it.
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"Shared Sorrows, Divided Lines" is my personal story of eight years experiencing life in Caucasus, by virtue of Georgia where I live. It is an unconcluded discovery of an extraordinary place - the South Caucasus, where no matter how carefully it is studied, the end result will inevitably produce more questions than answers.
Freelance photographer based in the Republic of Georgia. Regularly cooperates with The New York Times and Newsweek Poland Additionally, her works have been published in various publications such as: Monocle, Stern, Russian Reporter, Ogoniok, NG Travel, Le Monde-among others. In 2009 received Second Prize in World Press Photo Competition (People in the News) –for her Coverage of War in South Ossetia. Same year was a winner of Canon Female Photojournalist Prize , prize given annually in The International Photojournalism Festival of Perpignan - Visa pour l"Image. Started her work as a photojournalist in 1999 as a photographer for Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza. .In 2002 became freelance and moved to Georgia, where she started to work on her long-term documentary project about the South Caucasus.
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|Objective: Animals: Procedures: Results: Conclusions and Clinical Relevance: To determine the type of atrial fibrillation induced by use of 2 pacing protocols during fentanyl and pentobarbital anesthesia before and after administration of atropine and to determine the organization of electrical activity in the left and right atria during atrial fibrillation in German Shepherd Dogs.7 German Shepherd Dogs.Extrastimulus and pacedown protocols were performed before and after atropine administration. Monophasic action potential spectral entropy and mean dominant frequency were calculated during atrial fibrillation.Atrial fibrillation occurred spontaneously in 6 of 7 dogs. All 7 dogs had atrial fibrillation induced. Sustained atrial fibrillation occurred in 13 of 25 (52%) episodes induced by the extrastimulus protocol and in 2 of 12 episodes of atrial fibrillation induced by pacedown. After atropine administration, sustained atrial fibrillation did not occur, and the duration of the nonsustained atrial fibrillation (6 episodes in 2 dogs of 1 to 26 seconds) was significantly shorter than before atropine administration (25 episodes in 7 dogs of 1 to 474 seconds). The left atrium (3.67 +/- 0.08) had lower spectral entropy than the right atrium (3.81 +/- 0.03), indicating more electrical organization in the left atrium. The mean dominant frequency was higher in the left atrium in 3 dogs.Atrial fibrillation developed spontaneously and was induced in German Shepherd Dogs under fentanyl and pentobarbital anesthesia. Electrical activity was more organized in the left atrium than in the right atrium as judged by use of spectral entropy.
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Project management has emerged as a crucial factor that determines the success of an organization. Whether it is a question of facing an economic crisis or generating large turnover, project management plays a pivotal role in the growth of firms in today's business environment. Results based project management has emerged today as the best business practice in managing complex and recourse intensive undertakings making project management an important skill for managers today.
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Not all of us get to go to London to see one of the most talked about plays. That's why it's great when two companies come together to bring it to American audiences, which is what Fathom Events and National Theatre Live did for "War Horse," which ran in select theaters on Feb. 27.
Whereas the Steven Spielberg adaptation used a real horse, National Theatre's presentation used puppets from South Africa's Handspring Puppet Company. But you wouldn't be able to tell it's a puppet with the way the company handled it. Horse lovers and those who have been around horses enough times will be able to spot all the real emotions a horse emits in the puppets.
Based on the Michael Morpurgo novel, "War Horse" follows the journey of Albert and his horse named Joey. Albert lives in the rural fields of Devon in the United Kingdom. When Joey is sold to the cavalry, Albert enlists in the war and looks far and wide to reconnect with his best friend.
The war scenes are bloodless, but still haunting. Background imagery beautifully illustrates the carnage, while the sound effects are spot on.
The human actors all give brilliant performances, but it's the ones who are assigned to do the puppet work that deserve the most recognition. Bringing those animals to life took some work, and they put in all their effort to make the emotions as real as possible.
This presentation of "War Horse" ran at Cinemark 14 in Chico, and the theater was almost full of people young and old. By the time the credits rolled, applause could be heard from just about everyone.
Thanks to Fathom Events for providing credentials to this event.


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ELYRIA — Through the pages of the New York Times and the words of Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Dan Barry, America learned a lot about Elyria.
It learned how divorcee Donna Dove's passion for cooking was all she had to use to keep her small diner in the middle of town afloat. How the small eatery was the meeting place for both current and past movers-and-shakers who lamented the city's circumstances over coffee, eggs and pancakes. How the trajectory of a one-time sports legend's life has now made him the man people sometimes cross the street to avoid when they see him.
For five days, America learned all about Elyria's Mayor Holly Brinda, its white gazebo in the middle of Ely Square and how Lorain County Community College continues to churn out graduates in a post-manufacturing town.
Tuesday was Elyria's chance to be out of the fish bowl and instead be on the receiving end of some information. Barry, who spent so much time in Elyria that he can now rattle off names like a neighbor and places like a native, returned to the county seat, and instead of interviewing, he told a roomful of people at Wesleyan Village a few things that he did not include in his article — mainly who he was and why he chose Elyria as the focus of his "This Land" series published last year.
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So many people have since asked Barry why he chose Elyria, a town of 54,000 that can only be described as minuscule to someone from a bustling metropolis like New York City.
"And, my answer is always the same," he said standing behind a podium with a microphone clutched in his hand and dozens of ears trained to hear his every word. "Why not Elyria?
"This is America," he said.
After spending so many months in Elyria, digging deep into the city's history at the Washington Avenue branch of the Elyria Public Library, getting the nickel tour from city Finance Director Ted Pileski and bombarding resident after resident with every question from 'how life is in Elyria' to 'how much do you weigh' and 'how much money do you make,' many may wonder why Barry would return to Elyria. The story he wrote has long been published, but to Bill McFadden, Elyria Public Library Foundation vice president, Barry — an undisputed lover of words, stories and books — was the perfect person to serve as the keynote speaker for the foundation's fundraising dinner.
"Yes, most of us didn't know him until he did us a favor by putting Elyria on the map in his 'This Land' column," McFadden said.
But once the name was placed into the collective consciousness of Elyrians, so many people clamored to find more of his writings that not asking him to return seemed rather silly.
McFadden said that first call to Barry was a nervous one, but he made it nonetheless.
Surprisingly, it was Barry who was a little anxious about the idea and wondered how he would be received.
"I wondered if I would be stopped at the Lorain County border," he joked.
But the writer who has traveled to every state and written about bombings, hurricanes and presidential elections said he remembered one thing about Elyria that stuck with him. It was what ultimately led him back.
"One of the first things I did when I came to Elyria was go to the library," he said. "Whenever I visit a place for the first time, I always go to its library."
In the process of explaining why he chose Elyria, Barry also told listeners to choose the Elyria Public Library.
"Support the Elyria Public Library," he said. "You never know when a New York Times writer will stop by."
That only left one question — who is Dan Barry?
"I'm a storyteller," he said, calling his chosen profession "pure Irish destiny." What else could the son of a natural storyteller — his mother was the kind of woman who could weave an intricate tale about buying milk at the local grocery — and a man who made it through the Great Depression only to emerge angry and known to rail against government power do?
His career has not always been about the people and faces of America. He is also a skilled investigative reporter and dogged watchdog of government.
But it's the people in the articles he writes like Elyria's own Howard Foxman, Speedy Amos, Jim Dall and even Ike Maxwell who allow him to really do what he loves — bear witness to the American spirit.
"We were looking for a place to see America, so why not a diner, a place where people are coming in and out?" he said. "There was something about Donna's humanity and candor and willingness to express what was happening to her as a small businesswoman that spoke to me.
"Donna represents the resilience of the American spirit," Barry added. "You have to keep going, keep going."
That could be why McFadden spontaneously decided to challenge the crowd to have breakfast at the Middle Avenue diner Friday morning cash-mob-style to give the struggling business owner a boost.
So just as Elyria has been branded onto the hearts of so many Americans — Brinda and many others can attest to the phone calls, letters and inquiries from places all over the world after the series ran — Elyria has been branded onto the heart of Barry. And Elyria likely feels the same way.
"Hey Mayor, do we have a key to the city to give to this man?" yelled a voice from the back of the room as Barry finished his speech to a standing ovation.
Barry just laughed at the idea of a key to the city but did say there is something else he would love to see.
"You know, you have a great Transportation Center, but Amtrak doesn't stop there," he said shaking his head. "No, it bypasses this beautiful building and goes a couple of hundred feet down the rail to a mobile home. I just don't understand it."
It's funny how little things stick in your mind after spending months taking notes of the American experience in one town, he said.
Brinda assured him that his obsession was also her own, a sign Elyria is continuing to look for ways to reinvent itself.
"We're working on it," she said.
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Jeff Thomas has a story in the Springfield Republican today on yesterday's announcement that Brandon Hill will be the starting quarterback on Thursday night at Holy Cross.
The University of Massachusetts quarterback sweepstakes goes to redshirt freshman Brandon Hill.
The 6-foot-5 right-hander out of Audubon, N.J., beat out redshirt sophomore Kellen Pagel to earn the starting job for the Minutemen, who open the season Thursday at Holy Cross in Worcester.
"In the offseason, I worked hard and I've been working toward this for my entire life," Hill said Monday. "I know Kellen worked hard, too. What won it for me? I don't know. I worked hard and did everything I could, tried to learn as much as I could.
"Kellen's a great quarterback and it was a good competition and I learned a lot from him as well," Hill said.


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Casey Dué Hackney
Department of Modern and Classical Languages
University of Houston
Houston, TX 77204-3784
CURRENT POSITION: Professor and Director of Classical Studies, Department of Modern and Classical Languages, University of Houston; Executive Editor, Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington, D.C.
SPECIAL INTERESTS: (1) Homeric poetry (2) Greek oral traditions (3) Greek tragedy (4) textual criticism
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1996-2001
- M.A. in Classical Philology 1998; Ph.D. in Classical Philology 2001
American School for Classical Studies, Athens, Summer Session 1998
Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island 1992-1996
- B.A. in Latin and Greek, magna cum laude with departmental honors and Phi Beta Kappa 1996
"Editing as a Discovery Process: Accessing centuries of scholarship in one 10th-century manuscript of the Iliad." National Endowment for the Humanities and Center for Hellenic Studies. Principal Investigator: Casey Dué Hackney. (2013-2016; $426,115)
"Who Owns the Past?" National Endowment for the Humanities. Principal Investigator: Casey Dué Hackney. (Academic Year 2012-2013; $20,881)
University of Houston Teaching Excellence Provost's Core Award 2011
University of Houston Award for Excellence in Research and Scholarship 2010
"The Oral Poetics of the Homeric Doloneia." National Endowment for the Humanities. Principal Investigators: Casey Dué Hackney and Mary Ebbott. (Academic Year 2007-8; $80,000)
"The Homer Multitext." University of Houston Grant to Enhance and Advance Research. Principal Investigator: Casey Dué Hackney. (Academic Year 2006-7; $30,000)
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Teaching Excellence Award 2004
Certificates of Distinction in Teaching (Harvard University):
The Concept of the Hero in Greek Civilization 1999, Latin A 1999, The Rome of Augustus 2000
The Homer Multitext Project (ed., with Mary Ebbott). Center for Hellenic Studies, on-going.
"Mothers-in-Arms: Soldiers' Emotional Bonds and Homeric Similes" (with Mary Ebbott). War, Literature & the Arts 24 (2012).
"Homeric Scholia and the Multitextuality of the Iliad" (with Mary Ebbott). In V. Bers, D. Elmer, and L. Muellner, eds. Donum natalicium digitaliter confectum Gregorio Nagy septuagenario a discipulis collegis familiaribus oblatum: A Virtual Birthday Gift Presented to Gregory Nagy on Turning Seventy by his Students, Colleages, and Friends. Center for Hellenic Studies, 2012.
"Lament as Speech Act in Sophocles." In K. Ormand, ed., A Companion to Sophocles. Oxford: Blackwell, 2012 (236–250).
"Maneuvers in the dark of night: Iliad 10 in the twenty-first century." In F. Montanari, A. Rengakos, and C. Tsagalis, eds., Homeric Contexts: Neoanalysis and the Interpretation of Oral Poetry. Walter de Gruyter, 2011 (165–173).
Iliad 10 and the Poetics of Ambush: A Multitext Edition with Essays and Commentary (with Mary Ebbott). Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2010.
"Agamemnon's Densely-packed Sorrow in Iliad 10: A Hypertextual Reading of a Homeric Simile." In C. Tsagalis, ed., Homeric Hypertextuality. Trends in Classics 2 (2010): 279-299.
Recapturing a Homeric Legacy: Images and Insights from the Venetus A Manuscript of the Iliad (ed.).Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2009.
"Digital Criticism: Editorial Standards for the Homer Multitext." Digital Humanities Quarterly 3.1 (Winter, 2009).
"Digital Images of Iliad Manuscripts from the Marciana Library" (ed.,with Christopher Blackwell, Mary Ebbott, and Neel Smith). First Drafts@Classics@ (10/2007).
"Oral Poetics and the Homeric Doloneia" (with Mary Ebbott). First Drafts@Classics@ (edition of 7/11/2007).
"Learning Lessons From The Trojan War: Briseis and the Theme of Force." College Literature 34 (2007): 229-262.
"The Invention of Ossian." Classics@ 3 (2006).
The Captive Woman's Lament in Greek Tragedy. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2006.
"Homer's Post-Classical Legacy." In J. M. Foley, ed., A Companion to Ancient Epic. Oxford: Blackwell, 2005.
"Achilles, Mother Bird: Similes and Traditionality in Homeric Poetry." Classical Bulletin 81 (2005): 3-18.
"Illuminating the Classics with the Heroes of Philostratus" (with Gregory Nagy). In E. Aitken and J. Maclean, eds., Philostratus: Heroikos, Religion, and Cutural Identity. Atlanta, Ga.: Society of Biblical Literature, 2004.
"Amor, pérdida, y nostalgia in Los persas de Eschilo." In A. M. G. de Tobia, ed., Ética y Estética. De Grecia a la modernidad. Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina, 2004.
"As Many Homers As You Please: An On-line Multitext of Homer." (with Mary Ebbott). Classics@ 2 (2004).
"What is Oral Poetry? Ancient Greek Oral Genres." Oral Tradition 18 (2003): 62-64.
"Preliminaries to Philostratus' On Heroes" (with Gregory Nagy). In E. Aitken and J. Maclean, eds., Philostratus: On Heroes. Atlanta, Ga.: Society of Biblical Literature, 2003.
Homeric Variations on a Lament by Briseis. Lanham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield Press, 2002.
"Achilles' Golden Amphora in Aeschines' Against Timarchus and the Afterlife of Oral Tradition." Classical Philology 96 (2001): 33-47. [Reprinted in Greek Literature, Volume I: The Oral Traditional Background of Ancient Greek Literature. ed. G. Nagy. New York: Routledge, 2001.]
"Sunt Aliquid Manes: Homer, Plato, and Alexandrian Allusion in Propertius 4.7." Classical Journal 96 (2001): 401-413.
(ed., with Mary Ebbott and Dimitrios Yatromanolakis) Homer and the Papyri. Center for Hellenic Studies, 2001-present.
"Tragic History and Barbarian Speech in Sallust's Jugurtha." Harvard Studies in Classical Philology 100 (2000): 311-325.
"Poetry and the Demos: State Regulation of a Civic Possession." Stoa Consortium (2000). [Reprinted in Greek Literature, Volume V: Greek literature in the Classical period: The Prose of Historiography and Oratory. ed. G. Nagy. New York: Routledge, 2001.]
"Performance and Performer: The Role of Tradition in Oral Epic Song." Milman Parry Collection (1999).
"Savage Greeks in Foreign Lands: Greeks and Barbarians in the Tragedies of Euripides." The Martin Weiner Lecture in Classical Studies. Brandeis University, April 25, 2013.
"Royal Iliads and Digital Criticism: A fresh look at the eleventh-century manuscripts in el Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo de el Escorial." (Part of the organized panel Reinventing the Critical Edition: New Developments in the Homer Multitext Project.) CAMWS Annual Meeting, Baton Rouge, LA, March 29-31, 2012.
"Mothers-in-Arms and Leaves in Season: An Exploration of the Interaction between Theme and Poetics in the Iliad and Odyssey." Homer on the Range. University of Texas at Austin, February 9-10, 2012.
"An ambush in the midst of battle and a surprise battle on the journey home: the themes of lokhos, polemos, and nostos in the Iliad and Odyssey." Indiana University, February 17, 2011.
"The Homer Multitext." E-Codices Workshop 2010. Fribourg, Stwizerland, June 24-25, 2010.
"Maneuvers in the dark of night: Iliad 10 in the twenty-first century." Homer in the 21st century: Orality, Neoanalysis, Interpretation. Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece, May 27-29, 2010.
"Rediscovering Homer: Manuscript Digitization and the Homer Multitext Project." Handschriften- und Textforschung heute. Hamburg, Germany, April 21-23, 2010.
"The Homer Multitext: Next Steps." Philology in the Age of Corpus and Computational Linguistics. Tufts University, January 13-14, 2010.
"Rediscovering Homer: Manuscript Digitization and the Homer Multitext Project." 18th Hellenic Academic Libraries Conference. University of Patras, Greece, November 4, 2009.
"New Light on an Ancient Text: Accessing the Iliad through the Lens of the Venetus A Manuscript." The annual conference of the International Documentation Committee of the International Council of Museums: "The Digital Curation of Cultural Heritage." Athens, Greece, September 15-18, 2008.
"Homer and History in the Venetus A." (Part of the organized panel Rediscovering Homer: Capturing the Venetus A Manuscript of the Iliad.) CAMWS Annual Meeting, Tucson, AZ, April 17-19, 2008.
"Agamemnon's Densely-packed Sorrow in Iliad 10: How to Read a Homeric Simile." College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA, March 12, 2008.
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Each and every owner of the Xbox One has had a different experience. Everyone values the varying features to contrasting degrees. Tim Timmins, Lead Designer on Fable Anniversary commented on the Xbox One during our exclusive interview discussing Lionhead's upcoming title which releases on the Xbox 360 on February 4 in North America.
"[With] the ability to utilize the cloud and obviously you have so much more horsepower under the hood, I just find it to be a very exciting console. I was fortunate to get one on day one."
What stands out the most to Timmins? The voice commands. "The amazing thing about Xbox One for me is I walk in my front door, and I say 'Xbox On,' and by the time I am in the living room, it's on."
Amazingly enough it's this that reminds him of how much the original Xbox changed gaming. "It was a moment for me like when I first played Halo, I remember I unboxed my first Xbox back in 2001 and it had an Ethernet port and it had a hard drive," he says, "and now [more than] ten years on, I'm talking to my console."
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Farewell to Posey?
Pat Riley did not sound Friday like someone interested in any type of bidding war for free-agent forward James Posey.
Instead, Riley spoke of a need for his team to get more athletic and stop from settling for bailout 3-pointers.
As much as it pained Riley to see Jason Kapono go, he hinted Posey also could wind up as an offseason casualty in free agency.
Riley said his team simply has to offer more athleticism in the starting lineup than just Dwyane Wade.
"What we need, and we found out last year, opposite Dwyane is a facsimile of him, at 6-7 or 6-8, that can do things similar to what Dwyane can do," Riley said. "When Dwyane gets double-teamed, it's not a matter of if we're going to live with a three."
Then came this perspective on Posey:
"James is acrobatic, energy, will make threes, make cuts to the basket, but he's not a playmaker, that's not his strength, has never been his strength. He's not one of those guys that can play pick-and-roll basketball. He doesn't have a real high offensive skill level.
"That's not a criticism; that's a reality."
The thing is, the player that Riley sounds like he's most describing is Dorell Wright. Yet Wright did not receive a single mention Friday.
What's apparent is that with the clock now ticking on Wade's contract extension, with three seasons remaining, Riley has placed a priority on lessening the burden on Wade.
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After reading the anti-bullying tale called 'The Word', students will respond to six Bloom's Taxonomy questions.
The teacher can use the questions as listed on the Examiner.com link called "Writing assignment: The Word."
- Click link: Writing assignment: The Word
Alternatively, the teacher can print off the downloadable free worksheet called "Let's write about the anti-bullying tale called 'The Word'."
What's the story about?
Story Description: Here is a story scenario you can use to help teach about the importance of the Character Education traits of Self Control, Valuing & Respecting Self, Valuing & Respecting Others, and Tolerance & Allowing. In the set of follow-up discussion questions, your students will also learn key features of Joseph Campbell's hero's journey process.
This is the fourth story of seven about a 6th-grade boy named Jack. He really enjoys hanging out with his good friends Don and Ron. The only problem is that Ron starts sniping at Jack. Will the two boys manage to work out their differences or sever their friendship? Read this story to find out what happens.
Please note: As a clinical social worker, Mr. Terry Gardner kindly created these stories for Debbie Dunn's Communication Skills class at CMS back in 2001.This Terry Gardner Jack Tale is shared in his memory and with permission of his widow, Lin Gardner.
Other lesson plan links for this story
- Section 1: Lesson Objectives
- 2A. Section 2A: K-W-L MODEL discussion part 1 ('K' and 'W' questions)
- 2B. Section 2B: K-W-L MODEL discussion part 2 ('K' and 'W' questions)
- Section 3: Vocabulary
- Section 4: Story
- Section 5: Popcorn Review
- Section 6: Role-Play
- Section 7: Bloom's Taxonomy discussion questions
- Section 8: Writing assignment
- Section 9: K-W-L MODEL discussion ('L' questions)
- Bonus: Role-play slideshow: The Word
- Bonus: Printable anti-bullying worksheet: Write about 'The Word' (See above article and downloadable worksheet.)
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- Printable anti-bullying worksheet: Write about 'SPAM and Stairstep Thinking'
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- Printable anti-bullying worksheet: Write about 'Her first kiss'
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Welcome, travelers, to the University of Washington! Please find below information on our preferred hotel and restaurant partners as well as other travel information to help make your stay a memorable experience. Enjoy your time in Seattle, and we hope that you will visit us again soon!
Silver Cloud Inn - University District
|The Ram
2650 University Village
Seattle, WA 98105
Tel: (206) 525-3565
|Northlake Tavern & Pizza House
660 NE Northlake Way
Seattle, WA 98105
Tel: (206) 633-5317
|Portage Bay Cafe
4130 Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle, WA 98105
Tel: (206) 547-8230
|Anthony's HomePort Shilshole Bay
6135 Seaview Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98107
Tel: (206) 783-0780
|Elliott's Seattle Waterfront
1201 Alaskan Way, Pier 56
Seattle, WA 98101
Tel: (206) 623-4340
|The Metropolitan Grill
820 2nd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
Tel: (206) 624-3287
|Wing Dome
7818 Greenwood Avenue North
Seattle Washington 98103
Tel: (206) 706-4036
Air Travel
The nearest major airport to the University of Washington is Seatac Airport.
Boat Moorage
Arriving by boat is a great way to get to Husky Stadium for football games. Many Husky fans arrive by boat, moor in Lake Washington and pick up the easy shuttle boat service to the dock adjacent to the stadium.
- Boat Moorage Application and Permit
- Boat moorage at the dock requires a permit, available on a season or single game basis.
- Your application, including a copy of your vessel registration and proof of insurance, must reach the Tyee Club office one week before the permit is needed.
- Only boats displaying a valid moorage permit will be allowed in the boat moorage area and provided moorage space on gameday.
- Applications for full season permits are due August 1.
Boat Shuttle Service:
The university offers a shuttle service for people arriving by boat.
After you anchor in the bay, wave to the boat shuttle to signal that you want a ride in to the game.The in-bound ride is free; you pay for the outbound trip.You can purchase the $6 outbound tickets at the Waterfront Activities Center located between the boat moorage area and Husky Stadium.Children under 12 ride free.
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Why does my 7 month old scream all the time?
she sits in her bouncer or walker and screams all the time very loud while she plays and for no reason just screams also she says dada .
Posted: 06/05/2008 by funnyface2mw
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My four month son does the same. he yells AAAaaahhh! all the time for the pass two days. I thought there was something wrong with him. Now I see is a normal way of expression.posted 04/18/2011 by nellyobie
my son does the same thing. he is 6 months old and he screams SO loud all the time, even when he is happy. I thought maybe there was something wrong with his hearing and his doctor said its fine, its just his way of communicating. It was cute at first but now it drives me crazy!! i dont know how to get him to stop!posted 02/24/2011 by jacobsmommy82510
I don't know about boys, but my five month old daughter has been screaming nonstop for about two months now....it WAS cute, not so much anymore. Haha. Yea, we always joke around that she is going to be a singer.posted 08/06/2010 by megarr
MY 5 1/2 MONTH OLD STARTED DOING THIS ALSO. SHE WENT FROM THE SOFT COO'S TO THE AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! SHE DOES IT 24/7 WHEN SHE IS PLAYING...I THINK IT IS CUTE...HAHA....posted 05/25/2010 by liv's mommy 22
My 5 month old twin boy does this too. He screams when he is happy, he screams when he is mad, he screams when he is bored or hungry. Sometimes it is really loud and high pitched. I am afraid, if he keeps practicing, it will break windows.posted 06/01/2009 by heatherkiefer
My 7month son does exactly the same thing that the 2nd person wrote. ( with the stiff legs and all) I have a neice that I remeber doign the same thing so I know it can be normal.. But geez.. my ears. He screams when he's excited, happy, mad, hungry or just wants attention. I do love him so but wowo i'm goign toh ave to invest in Ear plugs!posted 02/26/2010 by Erica543
From what I have gathered from other mommies; "this" seems to be most common w/boys... but normal. Gee, is this a sign of extreme temperment (he clearly must have gotten from his daddy?!) Anyway, I, too have a 7-month old boy and he does the same thing. It could be while he's playing, sitting in his chair or even while he's being held. Now, whenever he does "this" (screaming, straining his voice, turning his face red as he stiffens his legs up... I just scream back at him and he looks at me and laughs! Hey, it works and he stops.posted 02/19/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
i know a lot of babies and mine is the only one that does this...screams ALL the time. he is almost 9 months old. he's been doing this ever since he started babbling. i can't stand it. it's like nails on a chalkboard. is this REALLY normal? it scares me b/c i don't want him to continue this into toddlerhood. i might just go crazy.posted 11/10/2009 by karasuzy
Oh - Ok, great! So my son isn't the only child who does this!!! My 70 year old aunt seems to think it means he'll be a singer :) I don't know, but it's good to know that this is actually normal behavior...posted 10/07/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I am very surprised every time I hear/see someone that can even think about beating a child. SOME PEOPLE HERE NEED A HEAD DOCTOR URGENTLY.posted 09/17/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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Of the 54 S&P 500 companies that have reported earnings to date for the fourth quarter, 65% have reported earnings above estimates. This percentage is slightly below the average of 69% recorded over the past four quarters. In terms of revenues, 69% of companies have reported sales above estimates. This percentage is well above the average of 50% recorded over the past four quarters.
The S&P 500's blended earnings growth rate for Q4 2012 is 1.9% this week, above last week's growth rate of 1.6%. The increase in the growth rate this week can mainly be attributed to upside earnings surprises reported by companies in the Financials sector (including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America), partially offset by downward revisions to estimates for companies in the Telecom Services sector (including Verizon and AT&T). On December 31, the earnings growth rate for the index was 2.6%. Six of the ten sectors have recorded an decline in earnings growth over this time frame, led by the Telecom Services and Financials sectors. The Materials sector has witnessed the largest increase in earnings growth since the end of the fourth quarter.
After reporting a decline in earnings growth in Q3 (-1%), the index is reporting earnings growth of 1.9% for Q4. Seven of the ten sectors are reporting earnings growth for the quarter, led by the Financials (12.2%) and Utilities (8.9%) sectors. On the other hand, the Industrials (-4.8%), Information Technology (-2.9%), and Health Care (-1.9%) sectors are reporting the weakest earnings growth. The blended revenue growth rate for the index for Q4 is 2.2%. Slower economic growth in Europe and emerging markets countries (China) and less favorable foreign-exchange rates had a negative impact on both top-line and bottom-line growth for many multi-national companies in the index in the quarter. In addition, some companies have cited the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy and fiscal policy uncertainty as impediments to earnings and sales growth for the quarter as well.
Corporations and analysts have begun lowering earnings expectations for Q1 2013. In terms of preannouncements, 10 companies have issued negative EPS guidance for Q1 2013, while just one company has issued positive EPS guidance. The estimated earnings growth for Q1 2013 has dropped to 2.2% today from an expectation of 2.5% on December 31.
The upcoming week marks the first peak week of the Q4 2012 earnings season, as 11 Dow components and 80 S&P 500 companies are scheduled to report earnings for the fourth quarter.
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He's a star of movies , television and music videos . He elicits shrieks of joy and gift baskets everywhere he goes. With "Twilight" still holding strong at the box office, it sometimes feels like this is [movieperson id="438091″]Kellan Lutz[/movieperson]'s world — and we're all just living in it.
This past weekend, we caught up with the 23-year-old heartthrob as he prepared to rock out at the KIIS-FM Jingle Ball. And although it was just hours before he would learn that his director won't be returning for "New Moon," he assured us that the best days for the Cullen clan have yet to come.
"I love everything that's come out of it," he said of his role as Emmett Cullen in the "Twilight" series. "It's really unique to do a project and not have any expectations of it, and then have it do as well as it did. It's amazing to be a part of it."
Looking to the future, he said, "We're doing 'New Moon' in March, and currently I'm doing a movie called 'Warrior,' which is my movie, which is really nice. It's a coming-of-age story, and it's nice to have 'Twilight' open doors where I can front-lead a movie."
Although Lutz didn't have a ton of lines in "Twilight," he did get to deliver the funniest, in response to Rosalie's query as to whether Kristen Stewart's character is Italian ("Her name is Bella!"), and the actor revealed to us that he'll be getting some similar big laughs in the sequel. "I just found out that we were doing this in March a couple of days ago, so the script's not released yet, I haven't read it," he explained. "But I've talked to the producers, and they say I have a lot of funny lines."
Every family needs a comedian, and Kellan said that he is eager to continue his friendship with the Cullen kin. "We really are quite a family," he grinned. "Especially with having a lot of us based out of L.A., we all get to hang out and meet up. We do poker nights at Peter 's house, and Rob lives a couple blocks from me, so we always hang out. Ashley and I have always been close friends, and the same with Jackson ."
It is rare in Hollywood that so many young actors should rise to fame side by side, and Lutz said the "Twilight" stars are very appreciative that they have each other. "It's really tough to find real, genuine people out in L.A. It's all smoke and mirrors," he observed. "It's really nice to be at the age where we are secure with ourselves, and we understand what real people are like out here."
Which isn't to say that things don't still get a bit surreal in Kellan's life from time to time. "They've offered me their kids," he laughed when asked to name the craziest thing a Twilighter has done. "This Twilight Mom brought her baby to the set and said, 'Oh, I want you to have my kid,' and I said, 'Ha, ha, you're hilarious. Can I hold it?' I totally just wanted to hold the kid. And she disappeared!
"She disappeared for like an hour, and I thought she really meant to give it to me," he continued. "I gave it to Nikki and said, 'Hey, this is your kid now.' Then the mom came back, and bless her heart, the kid was adorable. But I was actually convinced she left me the kid!"
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Shuji had remained silent and seated as the room began to fill with jedi, as the holocron played, as Diath took the ditz, Meradith to have a conversation and she never returned. He even kept quiet through the whole yelling conversation and even
jedi arriving, through visions and talking, oh was it grating his nerves.
Shuji got up, he emanated hatred, but he was one who was not tainted or corrupted by it, only imbeciles couldn't keep themselves from becoming corrupted by hate, and considering all Jedi allowed themselves to believe they'd become corrupted, and usually did, then all jedi were morons, idiots, imbeciles, and absolutely ignorant of how to exist in the force.
Shuji approached Diath, "I've had enough for one day, so if you feel in some weird way that you might need my help, then you'll have to do a whole lot of convicting, convincing, and apologising."
"But in you...I see the potential to see the Force die, to turn away from its will..."
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- Karen Owoc - Healthy Parenting, Weight Loss & Longevity Expert
"Eat more fiber. Try to get in 40 grams a day. By focusing on fiber, you will naturally eat less calorie-dense foods and more antioxidant-rich plant foods. Avoid "white" foods, i.e., sugar, white flour, and salt."
Sometimes it is just that easy. Pass me an oat bran muffin, stat.
- Helene Byrne - Pre- and postnatal health and fitness expert (ACE certified), author, and founder of www.befitmom.com
"Be Fit Mom's three 80% rules are
A. Make 80% of your food choice top quality. This leaves room for a small "fun food."
B. Serve yourself just 80% of what you would normally put on your plate.
C. Stop eating when you feel 80% full."
These are great rules for everybody. Well, at least 80% of us.
- Sarah B. Krieger - Nutritionist and Weight Management Coach, fitsmi Parent Coaching.
"I highly recommend that my clients base all meals and snacks around the bounty of summer fruits and vegetables. This time of year is the 'easiest' to add produce simply because melons, salads, berries, peaches, peppers... and on and on...are in their peak season for flavor. Taste rules our food choices so if fruits and vegetables taste amazing, it is a great first step to weight loss."
Did you ever hear of anyone being overweight because of eating fresh fruit and vegetables? About the only way to tip the scales with watermelon is to stand on the scale while holding one.
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Don't Skip Meals.
"Most people skip meals in hopes of losing weight quickly, and it backfires. Skipping meals will lower your metabolic rate and is counterproductive. You may lose 2-5 pounds doing this but in the long run you are doing more harm than good to your metabolism."
In other word, the weight comes right back. If you're not careful, it might bring company, too.
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The EPHT Program is looking at how our health is affected by hazards in our environment, but making the connection between environmental threats and chronic diseases is not easy. Environmental hazards can have subtle effects on human health and they rarely cause immediate illness. Their effect on the human body can go unnoticed and years or decades may pass before symptoms appear. A single exposure or a single chemical may not trigger an illness, but an accumulation of exposures over time can take its toll. Many hazards may influence the appearance of one disease, while a single hazard may influence many outcomes, and genes and behavior may also affect how environmental hazards cause disease in individuals. Only by systematically measuring environmental hazards, tracing their geographic distribution, documenting their residues in human tissues, and understanding their connection with illness can we help prevent suffering and disease caused by environmental hazards.
- Environmental hazard indicators for EPHT were developed by the national EPHT Program at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. They include:
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Disinfection by-products
- Nationally consistent data and measures (NCDMs) for each indicator are being generated by state EPHT programs for inclusion in the national EPHT Network. NCDMs for the following indicators for New Hampshire are available on the NH EPHT Web Portal.
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NEW YORK (PRWEB) February 20, 2013
Information Management, the leading provider of news analysis and insight for the information technology and business community, will host a Business Intelligence Platform (BI) webinar for senior technology executives and information managers on March 7 at 2 p.m. EST. This free online session, sponsored by Actuate, focuses on identifying BI platform solutions that best fit an organization's business goals.
The live webinar will feature a case study of FirstBank's Business Intelligence initiatives presented by Ryan Buerger, Information Technology Manager at FirstBank and Jeff Morris, Vice President of product marketing at Actuate. Buerger and Morris will explain the evaluation process that FirstBank used to select Actuate's BIRT (Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools) as the backbone to its reporting strategy in an effort to help drive business forward.
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Lobster Shacks | Photographs of Maine's Iconic Eateries
Photographer Sara Gray spent time last summer exploring two locations in her home state of Maine to capture a quintessential rite of passage for many a New Englander. The lobster shack — an iconic symbol along the coast of New England — is a beacon to those who crave lobster fresh from the the Atlantic Ocean. Please enjoy some of our favorite photographs from her travels that capture the experience and the beauty of the Maine coast.


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Materials: 1 can of shaving cream (preferably regular instead of scented) Optional small dab of tempera paint (or food coloring, but it tends to stain hands more)
If you choose to use the paint, then make sure you are using a surface that is easy to clean up. Tempera paint does not tend to stain (but it is hard to clean from carpets) and food coloring will stain. The best policy is to place paper under the cream if you use this option. Children also love to use shaving cream on the shower wall when taking a bath. Just spray some in a line across the wall. Some people also choose to spray the shaving cream into cupcake tins and create different colors for the children to use.


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Internet browser by Mozilla. Uses next-gen technology to make the best browsing possible with such features as pop-up blocking, useful extensions, custom themes, passowrd manager, an easy to manage download manager, and many more great reasons that make Internet Explorer absolutely obsolete.
"Firefox makes Internet Explorer look like complete crap."
автор: ckybam 6 мая 2004
Verb. To knowingly have unprotected sex with an unknowing partner while having a genital herpes outbreak.
"Dude, did you hear that John firefoxed Kathy last night?"
"Damn that's gonna suck when she finds out."
"Damn that's gonna suck when she finds out."
автор: bah12 1 ноября 2009
The recovery move used by Fox in all 3 installments of the the Super Smash Brothers series, it does a decent amount of damage but it often countered due to its large cast time.
Firefox->Fox Illusion->Up smash
автор: NightRoad 28 августа 2008
Best browser out there. Oh, it only uses more resources than IE because IE is integrated in windows, therefore, IE uses all the resources that windows ues :p, it is slower for the same reason, it isn't integrated, but, it isn't a security hole, plus, it isn't made by microsoft, double plus, and it is much cooler, too cool to use with windows, switch to LINUX you fools! And drop the mac off in a dumpster on the way. Peace!
A "Hey, you seen that firefox!"
B "Yo mom, in bed!"
A "Man, I am gonna smack the penguin into you!"
B "Yo mom smacked my penguin"
A "That goes for all you firefox haters, grow some balls!"
B "Yo mom, in bed!"
A "Man, I am gonna smack the penguin into you!"
B "Yo mom smacked my penguin"
A "That goes for all you firefox haters, grow some balls!"
автор: spazticclown 12 августа 2005
The uber-pwner of IE. Has less security issues, a pop up blocker, a blocker for those "Guess whose celebrity's legs these are to win a free PSP!" ads, and tabs, bitch. Also uses its brain washing tricks to force all other browser users to convert to Firefox, like Muslim terrorists.
Internet Explorer User: Hmm...I wonder what Firefox is.
*Clicks on ad*
FORMER Internet Explorer User: Firefox...my master...
*Clicks on ad*
FORMER Internet Explorer User: Firefox...my master...
автор: Billy Bob Boy 10 октября 2006
A good-looking redhead. A fox, hottie or general all-round babe who is part of the 1% of the population of 'Fire' haired persons, who can pull it off with style.
Dude 1: Damn, I wish they just refused ginger kids from this school!
Dude 2: Yeah! But not Tracey though, she's a Firefox!
Dude 2: Yeah! But not Tracey though, she's a Firefox!
автор: OutOfTowner 26 января 2009
A fine webbrowser to download Opera with.
Hey, this Firefox browser has copied most of Opera's features and I can use it to download Opera with. Cool.
автор: Kristian Z 23 октября 2007
An incredibly disgusting way to lick pussy. It implies that the "licker" is eating the girl out while she's menstruating.
Yummy, huh?
Yummy, huh?
Hahaha, no way. You got him to firefox you?! OWNED.
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In bestseller Chris Cleave's latest novel Everyone Brave Is Forgiven, it's London, 1939. The day war is declared, Mary North leaves finishing school unfinished, goes straight to the War Office, and signs up. Tom Shaw decides to ignore the war—until he learns his roommate Alistair Heath has unexpectedly enlisted. Then the conflict can no longer be avoided. Young, bright, and brave, Mary is certain she'd be a marvelous spy. When she is—bewilderingly—made a teacher, she finds herself defying prejudice to protect the children her country would rather forget. Tom, meanwhile, finds that he will do anything for Mary. And when Mary and Alistair meet, it is love, as well as war, that will test them in ways they could not have imagined, entangling three lives in violence and passion, friendship and deception, inexorably shaping their hopes and dreams. "Among all the recent fictions about the war, Cleave's miniseries of a novel is a surprising standout," our reviewer writes, "with irresistibly engaging characters who sharply illuminate issues of class, race, and wartime morality." View video >


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After four long years of waiting, wondering and speculating, "Star Trek Into Darkness" is finally here. But what are its stars and filmmakers up to now that they've followed through on the promise of the 2009 franchise reboot? Suffice it to say that they've already enjoyed lots of great opportunities, but with another virtually guaranteed blockbuster film under their belts, their respective futures look brighter than ever.
Check out a roundup of the projects that director J.J. Abrams and his ensemble cast have lined up immediately after "Star Trek Into Darkness."
J.J. Abrams
With the success of "Star Trek," Abrams became one of Hollywood's biggest creative powerhouses, and he's leveraging that clout with a remarkable slate of work as a producer, including sequels to "Cloverfield," "Mission: Impossible" and, yes, "Trek," as well as a variety of original projects such as "Wunderkind," "Portal" and "Half-Life." If all that weren't enough, Abrams is crossing sci-fi picket lines and taking on no less than the next "Star Wars" film, which he will not only produce but direct. Given that he's admitted he wasn't a huge fan of "Trek" before he took it on, it should be interesting to see how he tackles material that he truly loves.
Chris Pine
Chris Pine took perhaps the most iconic captain in science-fiction history and made him his own — no easy feat. Next, he's trying to do the same thing with a character who's already been played not by one terrific actor, but three: Jack Ryan. Following in the footsteps of Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck, Pine hopes to start another franchise for himself as director Kenneth Branagh ("Thor") helms a reboot of the mythology for Tom Clancy's famous CIA analyst.
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Zachary Quinto
Quinto's Spock is a revelation — not just updating the character made famous by Leonard Nimoy, but revealing the essential qualities needed to play a convincing Vulcan: sincerity, febrile intelligence and angular curiosity. In addition to being a regular on Eli Roth's horror-themed television series "Hemlock Grove," Quinto is set to co-star with Luke Wilson and Topher Grace in a thriller called "The Invitation" for "Jennifer's Body" director Karyn Kusama.
Zoe Saldana
In the same year Saldana appeared in "Star Trek," she also co-starred in one of the most successful films of all time, "Avatar." Thankfully, audiences will have an opportunity to reprise the character of Neytiri in "Avatar 2" and "3," but if they still haven't had their fill of her in sci-fi settings, she's also set to play Gamora in "Guardians of the Galaxy," perhaps the oddest Marvel Comics adaptation yet to be brought to the screen. Meanwhile, she's also appearing in "Blood Ties" opposite Clive Owen and playing iconic singer Nina Simone in the biopic "Nina."
Benedict Cumberbatch
Cumberbatch was already on the cusp of stardom after small roles in "War Horse" and his turn as the villainous John Harrison should make him a bona fide star. His upcoming slate of films suggests he's not wasting any opportunities. He's working with Michael Fassbender and Brad Pitt in director Steve McQueen's "Twelve Years A Slave," Ewan McGregor, Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts in "August: Osage County," "Twilight: Breaking Dawn Parts 1 and 2" director Bill Condon on "The Fifth Estate," and then not one but two "Hobbit" films, "The Desolation Of Smaug" and "There And Back Again."
Simon Pegg
Simon Pegg has been developing quite a healthy career for himself, thanks to a number of projects with filmmaker Edgar Wright, and the pair is set to complete what they call the "Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy" (after "Shaun of the Dead" and "Hot Fuzz") with "The World's End," which is scheduled for release later this year. Meanwhile, he stars as a psychiatrist in "Hector and the Search For Happiness," and provides the voice for an animated character in the upcoming adaptation of the children's book "Here Be Monsters," entitled "The Boxtrolls."
Karl Urban
From the first moment he stepped onscreen as "Bones" McCoy in 2009's "Trek," Karl Urban owned that character just as much as his predecessor, DeForest Kelley. Since then he's taken on other famous characters, including the title character in "Dredd," but he's set to reprise one character that he created when "Riddick," the highly anticipated sequel to "The Chronicles Of Riddick" is released later this year. After that, he's set to appear in the murder mystery "The Loft," and the fantasy film "The Wonder."
'Star Trek' Baddie Benedict Cumberbatch Reveals Role's Biggest Challenge.
John Cho
John Cho has always flourished in character-driven roles, distinguishing himself even with just a few brief minutes of screen time, and his work in "Star Trek" only underscores his crucial contributions to the overall effectiveness of an ensemble. Appropriately, his upcoming work finds him in casts with a deep bench, such as starring with Alison Brie, Anna Kendrick and Bryan Cranston in "Get A Job," while projects like "That Burning Feeling" will test his mettle as both a comedic and dramatic actor.
Alice Eve
It seems as if Eve's role in "Star Trek Into Darkness" was intended to telegraph the actress' expanded role in "Star Trek 3," in particular, her burgeoning romance with Captain Kirk. But before she returns — that is, if she returns — she's set to star in "Cold Comes The Night" opposite Bryan Cranston and Logan Marshall-Green. She's also been attached to the film "Dolly Dimples," about a young woman who publishes a seemingly abandoned collection of stories by a little girl only to find herself being pursued by a man who claims to be the girl's father.
Anton Yelchin
Anton Yelchin was given comparatively little to do as Chekov in "Star Trek Into Darkness," but the young actor has plenty of other work to look forward to. Not only is he providing the voice of Clumsy Smurf in this summer's "The Smurfs 2," he is starring in Jim Jarmusch's vampire tome "Only Lovers Left Alive" opposite Tilda Swinton, and he's appearing in William H. Macy's upcoming directorial project "Rudderless," about a grieving father who forms a band in order to exorcise the pain of losing his son. After that, he's also got "5 To 7," with Olivia Thirlby, and "Pretenders" with his "Fright Night" co-star Imogen Poots.
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On April 17, 2014, Manalapan health Examiner Stacey Chillemi researched a variety of reasons why yoga is beneficial for kids. Yoga been used for centuries to help many conditions and diseases. Here's some conditions both mentally and phsysically that yoga can help cure.
The magic of yoga connects the mind, body and soul as one. It helps one connect to their inner being giving them the ability to strengthen their mind, increase their self-esteem and their self-confidence. It is great exercise and a great way to strengthen the body, improve flexibility, decrease stress and stay healthy and at the same time, it gives you the ability to focus on the meaningful things in life that make a difference in our lives. Your kids could be experiencing these wonderful things, too. After all, yoga is not just for adults. What is fabulous about yoga is that it can be modified to every age level, from small babies all the way up to great grandma and grandpa.
The purpose of yoga
People have practiced yoga for thousands of years in India. Founded on the idea that the mind and body are one, practitioners believe that yoga for kids can create a brighter future for your child by maintaining good health and by improving how your child sees the world. Yoga calms the spirit and decreases stress in their life.
How yoga helps kids both mentally and physically
Yoga carries the same benefits in children as it does in adults. Yoga helps children in various ways. Here are some of the benefits of enrolling a child into a yoga program.
- It improves flexibility
- It improves strength and balance
- Yoga teaches children how to focus
- Yoga teaches children how to stay calm and relax
- It increases self-confidence
- Builds self- esteem
- Science has also noted the positive effects yoga can have on children: Studies have found that yoga can improve symptoms in adolescents with Irritable Bowel Syndrome
- Science has also noted that yoga can help children with ADHD
- It is an effective way to help obese teens lose weight
- Yoga can improve fatigue
- Yoga can help people who have multiple sclerosis
- Yoga can help people who have asthma learn to breathe more easily
- Yoga can improve kids' grades
- Yoga can help kids fall asleep at night
- Yoga shows kids how to have a happy healthy and productive life
- Yoga can help people who have asthma learn to breathe more easily
How to get your child started with yoga
Look for a yoga facility that offers parent and child classes. Many yoga classes offer classes for children and babies that can crawl. However, remember, it is important to find a teacher who is trained in working with children. The reason for this is because children are still developing and certain poses have incredibly strong effects, you do have to practice yoga with care. The teacher should know which poses are good for which ages and be able to make adjustments for the physical and mental needs of your child.
If your kids are old enough to go to yoga class by themselves, one of the best ways to encourage your children to try yoga is to let them see you doing yoga. Explain to them what yoga is, the name of each pose, how enjoyable yoga is and tell them all the positives changes it has brought to your life.
Learn the best poses for the best age groups
Specific Yoga Poses That Are Most Beneficial For Kids at Specific Ages Groups:
For young kids (ages 5 - 11 years old)
The tree pose
The benefits of practicing the tree pose with your kids: Teaches balance, promotes a connection to nature, grounding
How to do the tree pose with your kids: Stand with both feet together. Bring the bottom of your right foot to the inside of your left leg and rest it as high as you can and still balance — the ankle, the shin or the inner thigh. Stand up tall, raise your branches (arms) up in a wide V. Open your fingers, and stay here as long as you can. Then do it balancing on your right leg.
For tweens (Ages 12-14 Years Old)
The volcano pose
The benefits of practicing the volcano pose with your kids: This pose releases stress deepens the breath, opens the chest
How to do the volcano pose with your kids: Stand with feet wide apart and hands in prayer position in front of your heart. As you breathe in, reach your arms up as high as you can. As you breathe out, open your arms out to your sides and make a big sighing sound. Return your hands back to the starting position and repeat three to five times.
For teenagers
The warrior poses
The benefits of practicing the warrior poses with your kids: The warrior poses build strength in the legs, arms and core. These yoga poses Improve posture, which boosts confidence and helps improve their self-esteem. It is import at this age for teens to look and feel their best because how they feel about themselves now will affect their future. These poses also teach teens how to stand their ground against peer pressure.
How to do the warrior poses: Try to take three deep breaths in each pose. Start standing with your feet wide apart. Turn your right foot 90 degrees to the right and point your left foot toward your right foot. Bend the right knee deeply, rotate your torso to face toward your right leg, and bring your arms straight up alongside your ears. From here, open your arms out to your sides at shoulder height and look out over your right fingertips. Finally, transfer your weight to your right leg and lift your left leg to hip height behind you (toes pointing down). Straighten both legs and extend your arms alongside your ears so that your entire body is in one even line except for the right leg, which is supporting you. Repeat on the left side.
Children need more activity than adults do in their lives. Encourage your child to practice yoga. Yoga will help your child feel great mentally, emotionally and it will keep them physically healthy too. Toddlers, children, tweens and teens who practice yoga are fit, have more energy and better focus at school. Take a moment today to find out how the magic of yoga can help your child too.