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Gary Cahill experienced a rare fillip with Bolton Wanderers at the weekend after a rollercoaster start to his season. For the fluctuations in the England defender's emotions have been extreme since the start of August: there has been the uncertainty thrown up by the summer transfer window, an on-field crisis at the Reebok Stadium and the business end of a Euro 2012 qualification to handle.
Disparity between buyers and sellers on his value meant a move to north London – both Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur were suitors – did not materialise and although the 25-year-old was a leading protagonist in England's passage to the finals, he remains the cornerstone of a defence that conceded 21 goals in the six successive defeats that plunged Bolton to the bottom of the Premier League.
"It's been difficult in the sense that one minute you think you're staying and the next you think you're going. The worst thing about that is that everything is outside your control. It was strange in that sense and for me this season has been a bit of a rollercoaster," Cahill said, following the Lancashire derby success.
"I was on a high at QPR on the opening day, winning and scoring a goal. On a low, losing and conceding a lot of goals. On a high playing for England, scoring against Bulgaria and keeping two clean sheets. Then you're back down and you're playing Man United and conceding five."
With his contract up next summer, transfer speculation is likely to rear its head again in January but for now stability is essential. "For me, the way I looked at this game was we couldn't do anything else but win," he said. "We've been criticised and the Bolton fans have been unhappy so it [pressure] just snowballs and there were nerves around the place."
Bolton's manager, Owen Coyle, attempted to dissipate those nerves with a team-bonding day at a local go-kart track last month. A 5-1 home defeat by Chelsea followed, one of 11 in a 12-match sequence stretching back to last season. Despite the inevitable pressure on the manager's position that kind of form brings, however, Cahill insists the Scot refused to get down-hearted. "He's been the same. He doesn't like people moping around. I think if you are one of those who comes in feeling sorry for themselves, you won't be playing in his team," he said.
Coyle, demands smiles on his players' faces, and they were abundant inside four minutes when Wigan's accident-prone backline made its first blunder. This was no laughing matter for Wigan manager Roberto Martínez, however – all three Bolton goals stemmed from his players being robbed of the ball in their own half.
Antolín Alcaraz was the first to be dispossessed, and when Chris Eagles whipped over the cross, Nigel Reo-Coker's chest converted his first Premier League goal for three years; makeshift left-back Steve Gohouri was pick-pocketed by Kevin Davies on the stroke of half-time to offer David Ngog the chance to open his Bolton account; and Alcaraz's indecision was exposed at the death when Eagles pounced, and capped a virtuoso display with a precision finish.
"The talent is there, the attitude is there and in many ways our play was very good. But it is simple for us. We cannot concede goals like that," said Martínez, whose side, briefly level through Senegal midfielder Mohamed Diamé's opportunistic 25-yarder, have now slipped below Bolton in the table. "We are not in a situation where we can outscore the opposition. In the Premier League that is a privilege that exists for only one or two clubs. We have to be harder to beat and keep clean sheets, or at least make the opposition work harder to get goals."


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I've mentioned before how much I love my subscription to Vegetarian Times magazine and October's issue featured some awesome spins on the classic grilled cheese sandwich. I mean, who else is going to do a feature on the anatomy of a great grilled cheese?
I'm a huge fan of leeks but if you're not familiar, they're along the family lines of a green onion and garlic, but have a really subtle flavor and is amazing for adding some crunch to dishes. Leeks can be tricky to clean, so if you're buying them root intact, Simply Recipes has an awesome tutorial on how to get them clean before you cook with them.
For me, since I'm all about shortcuts (sans kitchen, remember?) I picked up a bag of two, pre-cut leeks from Trader Joe's. I'm short on storage space so the two leeks were just the right amount to make about 3 sandwiches.
The combo of the creamy provolone and the crunch from the leeks makes sure you never go back to the a normal grilled cheese sandwich ever again.
Here's what you'll need:
- 4 slices of sourdough bread (I don't use sourdough often and didn't want to get a whole loaf, so I picked up a mini round loaf at TJ's that was easily sliced to make about 3 sandwiches)
- 1 cup of leeks, thinly sliced and only the green part
- Provolone cheese (shredded or sliced)
- butter
- Prep the leeks by heating a small amount of olive oil and a tiny bit of salt and pepper.
- Cover and cook over medium heat until the leeks are tender. Should only take a couple of minutes. Set aside.
- Butter one side of each piece of bread.
- Place butter side down in a skillet that's on medium heat.
- Layer with provolone, sliced leeks and another piece of provolone and the other slice of bread, butter side up. Since I was using a round loaf, I folded my sliced provolone into two pieces and layered with the leeks.
- Cook on both sides until golden brown and the cheese is melted. Enjoy!
recipe adapted from Vegetarian Times
crock pot chili
Another super easy crock pot recipe that can be vegetarian, or not. I added in cooked ground turkey to the recipe below but honestly it would have been just as good without it! Definitely better the second day, too!
Remember, this is for my small 2-quart crock pot. If you have a normal human-sized crock, use full cans of the ingredients below. Also, as far as the seasonings go, it really depends on your taste and how spicy you want the chili to be. Below I've just given recommendations. If you like spicy, you could always add in some green chilies too!
What you'll need:
- 1 small yellow onion, chopped
- 1 can black beans, rinsed + drained well
- ½ can of cannellini (white kidney) beans, rinsed + drained
- 1 can of petite diced tomatoes, undrained (using large crockpot? use 2 cans)
- 1 can of corn, drained (can use frozen!)
- 4 cloves minced garlic
- ½ tablespoon smoked paprika
- chili powder
- 1-2 tsp. ground cumin
- 1-2 tsp. italian seasoning (I know… but I didn't have just oregano)
- red pepper flakes
- ½ lb. ground turkey, cooked (optional)
Now comes the easy part! Throw all the ingredients into your crockpot, put the lid on and cook on low for 8-10 hours. In all honesty, since I was cooking the meat and adding it in later I started this later than I normally would a crock pot recipe so it probably cooked 6-7 hours until hot and bubbly.
I was short on time so I cooked and seasoned the turkey, added it in after about 4 or 5 hours and let it cook the rest of the time.
adapted from NewLeaf Wellness's freezer recipe
pot roast for two
Pot roast reminds me of Sundays and Grandma H. Super simple to make, even in my two-person crock pot. I asked the butcher to cut a pot roast in half for me so it would fit in my little crock pot. Worked perfectly!
Here's what you'll need:
- Chuck roast
- 1 medium onion
- baby carrots
- Sea salt
- Red pepper flakes
- Garlic powder
- Italian seasonings
- Olive oil
- Slice the onion into thick slices. Place in the bottom of your crock pot.
- Layer with the baby carrots giving the roast a place to sit.
- Prep the roast by seasoning well, rubbing all the seasonings into the meat (both sides).
- Heat some olive oil into a pan and get it hot! Sear the roast for up to 5 minutes or until browned on both sides.
- Place the roast on top of the carrots, put the lid on, turn on 'low' and let cook all day (8-10 hours on low or 4-5 on high)
For those using a normal sized crock pot, throw in some halved potatoes with the carrots and onion .
Normally I do this, but with my smaller crock pot I didn't have the room and wanted the flavors from the onion and carrots over making room for potatoes.


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Marinus Michels, Frank Rijkaard and Pep Guardiola
Josep Guardiola keeps on reaching for greater heights. The manager is very close to breaking two more records at FC Barelona: he's only one victory away in the Liga to equalling Marinus Michels and he's a solitary goal away from reaching the all-time goal tally that the team set with Frank Rijkaard. This Saturday, against Sporting Gijón, both these records are within his grasp.104 wins in La LigaTo start, Guardiola is hovering just below the third position of the all-time winningest Barça managers. The Barça boss has reached 104 wins in 138 matches (75.3% winning rate, more than any other manager in the history of the Club). He's just one win away from the 105 wins achieved by Michels, who coached Barça on two occasions. The Dutch manager, however, directed the Catalan club 204 times, almost 70 more times than Guardiola. Frank Rijkaard (112 wins) is in second place, atop the list sits Johan Cruyff, who won 184 times in the Liga. One goal away from RijkaardOf the 138 league matches, Guardiola has only lost 10. His team have wracked up 368 goals (2.66 per match) and have only conceded 98. Guardiola's Barça is only one goal away from the team led by the Dutchman. With Rijkaard, who managed Barça for five seasons (2003-2008), Barça scored 369 goals and conceded 179 in 190 matches (1.94 goals per game). With goal that brings Guardiola level with the Dutchman come this Saturday? Who will score it?
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When I use it daily, my skin becomes very soft and smooth. But when I stop, the dry wrinkled skin on my hands reappears. Guess in order to achieve soft and smooth skin, I have to use it everyday.
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As I was looking in the mirror the other day, I saw my shirt & noticed quite a few new "spots" that weren't there when I put my clothes on that morning. When I put my clothes on for the day, they were perfect. They hadn't been spit up on yet. They hadn't had snot rubbed all over them. And they definitely didn't have other things on them that I had to question.
No, my clothes were clean.
That is until I picked my daughter up & she spit up on them. And then rubbed her snotty little nose on them. And then she spewed baby food on them.
As I was looking at my shirt, I got mad at first because I was annoyed that I had to clean up the mess she had made all over my "nice shirt." I thought, "Ugh, I can't wait until the day I have a clean shirt again."
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I realized, one day I'm going to miss my messy shirt. Sure, it might be kind of nice to have clothes that don't have stains on them. But those little stains were made by my sweet, smiley 6 month old daughter. One day, she'll be 16 & too cool rub her snotty nose on me (if she still does that, I may have to teach her how to use a tissue properly). But nonetheless, my point is, one day she's going to grow up. I'll no longer have spit up or snot on my shirt. And most likely, I'm going to miss it.
I think as moms, we often wish away our time. We say, "I can't wait until my child can play by themselves." Or "I can't wait until my child is potty trained." & so on & so forth. But what we're doing is ultimately not enjoying the here & now. We're not enjoying those sweet moments with our babies that will be gone in the blink of an eye. We're taking for granted the time that God has given us, & we're wishing it away because we think that the future looks brighter than today.
Yes, we may be in a harder season right now, wiping spit up off our shirts, but that time is slowly slipping away.
So as I started to clean my shirt off the other day, I decided that I'm going to "wear it proudly." No, I'm not going to be a slob (at least I'm not going to be most of the time ;) ), but I'm not going to be ashamed of it. I'm going to be thankful for it. Because there are a lot of women out there who wish they had spit up on their shirts that can't. And there are other women who wish they still had their baby's snot on their shirts, but their kids are too old now.
For now, I'll embrace my dirty shirt. I'll even enjoy it, because today is a gift. Tomorrow, Ruby will be one day older. So I think I'll enjoy today.
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Not sure how, but Ruby is 6 months old today! It's hard to believe that half a year ago, I held her in my arms for the first time. I literally feel like I just had her last month, but at the same time, I can't remember what my life was like before she was here. Ruby is the happiest baby I've ever seen. Sure, she cries & screams sometimes, but she smiles SO much! She is such a joy & will instantly make your day better, I promise.
Ruby finally mastered rolling from back to tummy last week so now she's super mobile. I can leave her in one spot, turn my back for a minute & she's somewhere completely different. We started baby-proofing some of the house already & we're hoping to finish off that task this weekend. She is super close to sitting up on her own. She can do it for a few seconds on her own with me ready to catch her. Ruby loves to read, sing & "pet" Murphy. She also loves to put anything & everything in her mouth, especially my hair ha. She is doing good at eating baby food-- she's tried cereal, peas, green beans, carrots, sweet potatoes, pears & then apples for the first time today! Right now, she's not a huge fan of fruit (which I really don't like fruit at all, I prefer veggies) but obviously, that could change.
Ruby went to her 6 month check up on Monday & she's in the 50th percentile again in height, weight & head! That same night, she slept in her own room for the first time. Those of you who follow me on social media may have saw that I was a little bit of a wreck that night. As I was feeding her before bed & rocking her, I just cried. Not because I was scared to leave her in her room (she's already been taking naps in there), but because somehow this sweet little 7 pounds & 13 ounces baby grew to be 15 pound & 10 ounces in the blink of an eye.
This baby girl is the sweetest.
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VentureCat, Northwestern's student startup competition, will be held on Wednesday, May 24, 2017 on the Evanston Campus at the Kellogg Global Hub. Twenty five of Northwestern's most promising student-founded startups will participate in a day-long showcase and celebration and compete for over $100,000 in prize money.
Teams must consist of at least one current Northwestern University student. Teams can be of any size and ventures can cover any industry. Teams that have previously placed and won prize money in the NUVC final round are precluded from participating. Semifinalists must be committed to fully participating in the Four Week Semifinalist Prep Program from April 24 – May 19.
2017 VentureCat Tracks:
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3.Energy & Sustainability
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5.Social Impact & Nonprofit
6.Transportation and Mobility
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Applications closed on Sunday, April 16th at 11:59 pm CT. Semifinalists will be announced on Monday, April 24th.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do applications open and close?
Applications opened on March 27, 2017, the first day of spring classes. Applications closed on Sunday, April 16 at 11:59 pm CT.
Where can I learn more about VentureCat?
An information session was held on February 15th at 5:15 pm at The Garage.
Do winners give up an equity stake in their startups?
No. The prize money is non-dilutive capital and there is no exchange for equity with Northwestern or any of our sponsors.
How much can I win?
Prizes money is dependent on fundraising. In 2016, the 1st place track winners received $15,000 and the 2nd place track winners received $10,000. The Grand Prizes, distributed at finals were 1st place $25,000, 2nd place $15,000 and 3rd place $10,000. Therefore, a team that won their track and the 1st place Grand Prize could win $15,000 + $25,000 = $40,000.
Who is eligible to participate?
Teams must consist of at least one current Northwestern University student enrolled in a 2016-17 academic program (undergrad, grad or PhD). Teams can be of any size and ventures can cover any industry. Teams that have previously placed and won prize money in the NUVC final round are precluded from participating. Teams that won prize money in the NUVC semifinal round are eligible to apply.
Am I eligible to participate if I graduated earlier this year?
Students who participated in an academic program (full-time or part-time) in academic year 2016-17 are eligible to apply.
When will semifinalists be announced?
Semifinalists will be notified via email on April 24, 2017.
Can alumni participate?
There must be at least one current student who is an integral member of the team. Only current students are allowed to present at semifinals and finals.
Does my startup need to be a registered corporation to apply?
Your startup does not need to be a registered corporation to apply; however, prize money will be distributed via a check made out to your registered business name. We recommend that all semifinalist teams incorporate before finals on May 24th.
Can I apply in more than one track?
No. You can only apply to one of the tracks that is more appropriate for your startup.
How far along should my startup be?
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CHICAGO – TV fans know Monica Raymund as paramedic Gabby Dawson on the long-running "Chicago Fire." But the talented actor is expanding her range, debuting her first film as director, "Tanya," at the Midwest Independent Film Festival on Tuesday, August 1st, 2017. The short film – written by Sam Forman – will be part of "Female Filmmakers Night" at the Midwest Indie, and is part of Raymund's involvement with Hidden Tears Project, an organization dedicated to raising consciousness by creating media on gender inequality, sexual abuse and human trafficking.
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TV Review: Tricia Helfer Brings Color to TNT Cop Drama 'Dark Blue'Submitted by BrianTT on August 3, 2010 - 9:56am
CHICAGO – TNT's hit-and-miss cop drama "Dark Blue" returns tomorrow night, August 4th, 2010 with a great pair of episodes featuring the addition of the always-excellent Tricia Helfer of "Battlestar Galactica," but the improvements aren't merely in the supporting cast, as the first two hours of season two hint at the opposite of a sophomore slump.
DVD Review: First Season of TNT Cop Drama 'Dark Blue'Submitted by BrianTT on July 11, 2010 - 8:07pm
CHICAGO – TNT's "Dark Blue" has theatrical caliber production values, tight editing, and impressive action set-pieces for a TV show. It also has cliched characters, hackneyed dialogue, and plots that stretch suspension of disbelief far past the breaking point. The strong performances and crisp pacing often make the cliches easier to bear but the first season features as many missed shots as direct hits.
TV Review: New TNT Cop Drama 'Dark Blue' Has Potential For ExplosionSubmitted by Ebeth on July 15, 2009 - 1:56am
CHICAGO – TNT on Tuesday launched executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer's no-holes-barred cop drama, "Dark Blue". Like Bruckheimer's successful predecessors in its genre ("C.S.I: Miami", "C.S.I. New York", "Cold Case", and "Without a Trace"), "Dark Blue" provides captivating crime scenarios, an easy-on-the-eyes cast (including Dylan McDermott of "The Practice"), and just enough suspense to keep engaged.


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March 8th, 2017
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15 Year-End Financial To-Do's
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The year is coming to an end, and with any conclusion comes a last-minute checklist. This is your final financial to-do list of 2010. With only a few days to complete these items, do not waste time getting started.
1. Fund your IRA or Roth IRA. For 2010, investors can add up to $5,000. If you're over age 50, add an additional $1,000.
2. Maximize 401(k) contributions. For 2010, savers can add up to $16,500 to their company's 401(k) plan. If you're over 50, add an additional $5,500.
3. Rebalance investments. Rebalancing is selling part of what has done well and buying what has not done so well, thus selling high and buying low.
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6. Review your financial plan. Make sure you are hitting your goals by looking at your results compared with your financial plan. If you don't have one, complete a financial plan prior to year end.
7. Contribute to your child's or grandchild's 529 plan. You may be able to get a 2010 deduction from state taxes.
8. Convert your IRA to a Roth IRA. You'll be able to pay the taxes over two tax years, 2011 and 2012.
9. Take out your minimum required distribution. If you're over 70 1/2, you must take your MRD in this tax year. If you don't, the penalty is 50 percent.
10. Get married. If you are planning on getting married without the hoopla, do it now to receive tax benefits.
11. Review your credit record. Check to see if you have any blemishes on your credit record. You are eligible for one free credit report a year.
12. Make an extra mortgage payment. One extra payment a year can reduce your 30-year mortgage by seven years.
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Why buy fancy wrapping paper when it will only end up crumpled in the recycling bin? Every year, Americans spend billions on ribbons, paper, and bows, only to see them ripped up and tossed away.
These creative, eco-friendly gift wrap ideas make use of materials already lying around your home — maps, shopping bags, even kids' artwork. Did we mention they don't cost a cent?
Biodegradable stuffing
Biodegradable stuffing cushions small, fragile items just as well as plastic bubble wrap or Styrofoam peanuts, a recycler's worst nightmare.
Potato-chip bag gift wrap
Give a new life to empty potato-chip bags by dressing up your gifts in them. Cut open a potato-chip bag along its seam to reveal the shiny white or silver inside of the bag. Flatten the bag, wash it with soap and water, and air dry. Then wrap your present and adorn it with ribbons and homemade cards.
Clockwise from top left, we used: vintage scarf, burlap rice bag, wool scarf with a knitting needle, tea towel with rickrack, scrap from a vintage kimono.
Cloth gift wrap
In Japan, the art of wrapping gifts in cloth is called furoshiki, and it's brilliantly eco-friendly. Use scarves or towels (which become second gifts) or fabric scraps leftover from other projects. Secure open ends with a button, safety pin, or knot.
Stamped shopping-bag gift wrap
Have shopping bags around the house? Repurpose them into festive gift wrap. Cut an open paper shopping bag along one fold and scissor out the bottom of the bag. Wrap your gift in the paper. Dip one end of a wine cork into ink or a dark fruit juice and begin stamping patterns.
Clockwise from top left we used: Vintage wallpaper, Chinese newspaper topped with colored paper, recycled map, grocery bag with Japanese beads.
Vintage and repurposed paper gift wrap
Easy to find and work with, vintage and repurposed papers add pop to presents. Layer several colors and textures, or add vintage beads for a finished look.
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In 1988, the fall of my senior year of high school, I applied to Oral Roberts University (ORU) in Tulsa, Oklahoma to study accounting. I choose accounting because I took it as an elective in high school and though it was an extremely easy course. I figured that I could breeze through it in college. Again, I lacked direction. During my 1st semester at ORU in 1989 I realized that accounting wasn't nearly as easy as I thought it would be. However, because I declared it to be my major I thought I had to make it work. It wasn't until my junior year that I inquired about changing my major and was advised that it was not a good idea to change majors as a junior. That was the year I became an academic peer advisor for the freshmen in my dormitory. During my four years at ORU I participated in a number of campus activities. I participated in dramatic productions, fashion shows and ministry outreach for prospective and new students. I sang at a number of the local churches in the Tulsa area. My affable personality allowed me to make and maintain friends. I graduated from ORU in 1993 with a B.S. in Accounting. It was indeed one of the proudest days of my life. I felt that I had given my parents something they could be really proud of and my younger sister something to aspire to. My sister graduated college in 2005.
Soon after college I started a career as an insurance Claims Representative. I was hired by the first company that interviewed me, and I worked for more than 15 years as a Claims Specialist for insurance companies such as Progressive, Liberty Mutual and Travelers. I purchased my 1st home at age 25 and my second home at age 30.
In 1998 I was exposed to the "professional" entertainment industry after meeting my husband, actor Antonio D. Charity, and moving to the New York City area. After the move I still maintained my corporate positions but the artistic side of me was longing to break free. In 2004 my husband and I relocated to Los Angeles, Ca. That's when I began networking with many of Hollywood's actors, writers, directors and producers, and that's when the artistic side of me broke free. I began working as a casting assistant in an established casting office and soon founded my own company, C&C Casting. I started working part-time as an Independent Casting Director in 2005 while maintaining my full-time corporate job in the insurance field. I have now cast several feature films, short films, plays and webisodes. However, I was still not fulfilled. In my quest for direction and purpose; therefore, I enrolled at Musicians Institute (MI) in Hollywood to see if singing was my destiny. While enrolled at MI I produced a demo CD entitled "Vessel Of Honor" to showcase my talent as a singer. I wrote several of the songs on the CD. I was having a blast at MI, but I couldn't afford to complete the entire 2-year program. I completed two quarters at MI before I stopped.
In 2006 the course of my life began to change after visiting Penny Lane Group Home in North Hills, Ca with my husband who was conducting a free acting workshop. Penny Lane is a group home for girls in foster care. My brief time with the girls at Penny Lane affected me unlike anything else. Compassion was stirred within me in an irreversible way. I remember thinking about how blessed I was to be raised by a mother and a father, and I wondered why these kids weren't given the same privilege. It was during that visit that I had a strong desire to make a difference in the lives of those wonderful young girls in foster care, but I didn't know exactly how I could give back. I didn't want to be a mentor because I knew I would be mentoring from a place of sympathy, and that sympathy alone would not help them much. I didn't know what more I could do, but I never forgot them.
As destiny would have it, in 2009 I was still working in the insurance field when my employer, like so many others, was forced to downsize and make unprecedented adjustments as a result of the crumbling economy. My job was eliminated. I wanted to leave my corporate career on many occasions, but was too afraid to make such a drastic change. After a vigorous but unfruitful job search I decided that I did not want to work for anyone else, and this was the final chapter of my corporate insurance career…just like I wanted. I was still uncertain about what I wanted to do, and I was afraid of the unknown. I knew I wanted to do something that really made a difference in people's lives, but I didn't know what. I prayed and cried like never before for direction and for the confidence to pursue my purpose. One night in April of 2009, while sobbing and praying for direction, I remembered the girls at Penny Lane. That night I was inspired to create an organization that would help youth in foster care, and the vision for Kids in the Spotlight (KITS) was birthed. I had clarity of purpose like never before. The corporate side and the artistic side of me made a connection. I decided to provide a creative outlet for kids in the foster care system, and other disadvantaged youth, that would infuse them with hope and confidence. I was convinced that God had given me the desire to make a difference in the lives of underserved youth.
In May 2009 I founded Kids in the Spotlight, Inc. KITS is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that provides 10-week workshops that train youth in foster care and other underserved youth ages 11-18 to create, write, cast and star in their own short films. This training culminates in an annual film festival and awards ceremony where we present "Movies by Kids, for Kids". Kids in the Spotlight allow kids to express themselves through the art of filmmaking and encourage interest in careers in the movie industry, which is so prevalent in Los Angeles. Our kids are exposed to various aspects of filmmaking, including make-up, sound engineering, wardrobe, craft services, cinematography, etc. One of my proudest moments was returning to Penny Lane with KITS.
Kids in the Spotlight have touched the lives of over 100 foster care youth and have produced 35 short films to date. I currently lead a team of over 70 volunteers, interns from University of Southern California, and staff. I have been recognized for the work I do by Supervisor, Michael Antonovish and the Los Angeles Board of Supervisor. My organization has received proclamations from the City of Los Angeles, Tom LaBonge, Councilmember 4th District, the California Legislature Assembly, Assemblymember Adrian Nazarian, 46th Assembly District, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse, Congressman Henry A. Waxman and Ontario Mayor Paul S. Leon. KITS has been featured on CBS "The Insider", KTLA Morning News, Telemundo and Wireimage.com and in Vibe Magazine, L.A. Sentinel, Pasadena Weekly, Celebrity Society Magazine, and other media outlet. We are currently nominated for the 2015 Best of Burbank Award in Nonprofit Organizations.
In May 2014, I obtained an MBA in non-profit management from American Jewish University with a 3.7 G.P.A., something that I never thought was possible. I was the recipient of the Jerry & Harvey Greenberg Memorial Award for academic achievement and the David Lieber Graduate School of Nonprofit Management Leadership Award which is awarded to only one graduate student per year. I am now an adjunct professor at American Jewish University teaching a class on managing the nonprofit enterprise.
More than ever, I am determined to provide hope and a sense of accomplishment to foster care kids throughout the country. As well as educate and lead a team of change agents who understands the power of teamwork. I believe that I am finally in the right place, and I desire to be a part of the women in leadership fellowship, the diversity fellowship and the not-for-profit leadership fellowship. Linking with a community of people who share my leadership values is a top priority. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Kids in the Spotlight, Inc. short films, Burbank, CA May 2009 – present
Music for the Ears, Medicine for the Soul Music Show, Burbank, CA January 2006-May 2007
CASTING: July 2005 – present
Feature Films:
• "Chicago Pulaski Jones", Cedric The Entertainer ~ Director
• "The Mannsfield 12", Craig Ross, Jr. ~ Director
• "The Lawyer, Thug & Princess", Reggie Gaskins ~ Director
• "Marco Polo the Movie", Alton Glass ~ Director
• "Gordon Glass", Omar Benson Miller ~ Director, Big Easy / Onyx Film
• "Grindin", Marchello Thedford ~ Director, Done Deal Media Production
• "Nutt House", Albert Chevalier ~ Director, Nu Lite ENT. Production
Short Films:
• "Dockweiler", Nick Palmer ~ Director / AFI Student Film Production
• "Equestrian Sexual Response", Zeke Hawkins ~ Director / AFI Film Production
• "The Second Half", Jeff Elmont ~ Director / AFI Film Production
• "Layla", Lydia Martinelli ~ Director / Lane City Film Production
• "The Thief", Ed Broaddus ~ Director / Jack-Of-All-Trades Production
• "Kids in the Spotlight," – Various Directors / 40 short films to date
• "The Only Man I Love, Tucker", ~ Tucker Brown Production
• "Reggie's Family & Friends" ~ One 2 Grow Productions
• "Spook Night", T. Faye Griffin ~ Director / Lillian Theater
• "Here's to Life", Rose Marie Smith ~ Director / Colsac Theater
• "Westside Story", Lamont Coleman ~ Director / Colsac Theater
• "Shaken the Mess out of Misery", Rose Smith ~ Director / Colsac Theater
• "Kinsman Redeemer", Lamont Coleman ~ Director / Colsac Theater
• "Heildelberg", Ray Reid ~ Director / Colsac Theater
• "Southern Girls", Lamont Coleman ~ Director / Colsac Theater
• "Inconceivable", ~ Rainy Court Production ~ Director / Tara Hicks
• "Pink Slip", ~ Rainy Court Production ~ Director / Muriel Campbell
• "Reggie's Family & Friends" One ii to Grow On Production. ~ Director / Reggie Gaskins
Casting Associate
• "168 Hour Film Project", Film Competition / John Ware ~ Director
• "Watch What You Pray For", Onyx Film / Diverse Casting
• "David E. Talbert's Blackstage", ~ Edmond Ent. / Chemin Bernard Casting
• "Female Actors in Hollywood" ~ Mike Kimbrew Prod. / Diverse Casting
Benefit fundraiser for Prostate Cancer; Burbank, CA June 17, 2006
New Creation Ministry – Baton Rouge, LA July 16, 2006
Al Sharpton's Nat'l Action Network's 4th American Women Changing America" …
…banquet in Las Vegas August 5, 2006
Highland Park Four Square in Los Angeles, CA August 20, 2006
A Gospel Night Out In The Valley at Dessert Charities in Lancaster, CA August 22, 2006
God's Generation 10 year Anniversary Celebration in West Haven, CT August 26, 2006
The Hour of Power Ministry in Hamden, CT September 24 & October 2
Visions of Love Ministry~ Comcast Cable Studio in Los Angeles, CA November 25th
Fate of A Fool – Inglewood Playhouse, CA February 2006
The Misfortune of Others – Theatre/Theater, CA September 2006
The Queen Of Gospel Music – Inglewood Playhouse, CA December 2006
You Can Run But You Can't Hide – Essex County College, NJ January 2005
College Weekend Entertainment Ensemble – Maybee Center Theater, OK January 1993
Pirfex Testimonial – Pirfex Products, CA June 2007
Turbo Abs Testimonial – Turbo Abs Product, CA November 2007
Informational Video – LWCC Insurance, LA March 1995
I really Am Injured – LWCC Insurance, CA October 1997
Spring Fashion Show – Oral Roberts Univ., OK April 1991
Hair Show – Classy Hair Salon, LA July 1991
Hair Show – Paul Mitchell Products, LA June 1990
Hair Explosion – Lasandra Faith Academy, LA February 1990
Singing, Modeling, Southern & Jamaican Accents, Bowling, Basketball and Softball
CD Release of Vessel of Honor CD release
Lead Vocalist for We Lift Holy Hands on Junior Fountain & God's Generation CD, A Whole 'Notha Level
Musicians Institute in Hollywood, CA
On-Camera Technique with Vicki Goggin
Soap Opera Technique with Gwen Hillier


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Sat, 2 July 2016
This week: we get up to speed on Korean history, so that we can begin exploring the turbulent Korean-Japanese relationship. Pirates, coups, Mongols, poetry battles -- we've got it all!
Direct download: History_of_Japan_155.mp3
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Sat, 25 June 2016
This week: what happens when Buddhists go to war? We'll explore the relationship between the Japanese Empire and the Zen Buddhist establishment.
Direct download: History_of_Japan_154.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 7:00am EDT
Sat, 11 June 2016
This week, we conclude our series on the rise of the samurai with murder, intrigue, political reform, and gratuitous Game of Thrones references.
Direct download: History_of_Japan_153.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 12:00pm EDT
Sat, 4 June 2016
The Genpei War comes to a close in this action packed episode! Kyoto will fall! The Taira will burn! Oxen will be deployed as tactical weapons!
Direct download: History_of_Japan_152.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 7:00am EDT
Sat, 28 May 2016
This week, we let slip the dogs of war as Japan plunges into a new phase of conflict. Though Prince Mochihito will not make it out of 1180, the rebellion he starts will catch on in eastern Japan. Young Minamoto no Yoritomo, with some prodding from his new father-in-law/captor, will rise up to assume his birthright as leader of the Minamoto (but not without some controversy).
Direct download: History_of_Japan_151.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 7:00am EDT
Tue, 24 May 2016
We're live, folks! Sorry for the delay. It's time for the career of Taira no Kiyomori, the man whose talent and ambition was matched only by his temper and his ego.
Direct download: History_of_Japan_150.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 10:28am EDT
Sat, 14 May 2016
This week: patricide, rebellions, and royal incest. Oh, also the increasing destabilization of the Heian government as ever more power falls into the hands of Taira no Kiyomori.
Direct download: History_of_Japan_149.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 7:00am EDT
Sat, 7 May 2016
This week: the Taira family continue their rise to prominence, the Minamoto get stuck spinning their wheels for a few decades, and warrior violence makes its way to Kyoto.
All that, plus the hottest court gossip of the 1120s, this week.
Direct download: History_of_Japan_148.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 7:00am EDT
Sun, 1 May 2016
This week, Minamoto no Yoshiie establishes the power of the Seiwa Minamoto family, upsetting a careful balance of power. Also, he drops the hottest rhymes of
Direct download: History_of_Japan_147.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 11:35am EDT
Sat, 23 April 2016
This week, we'll be starting a short series about the advent of the samurai class. First, what came before the samurai, and why did Japan's emperors decide to devolve more and more power to provincial warriors?
Direct download: History_of_Japan_146.mp3
Category:History -- posted at: 6:30am EDT


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I am a new player for the fifa14, but i very like it! I want to konw play it well,some people tell me the coins are very important,so i want to konw how to get the coins? Are the coins free ? Some people on the internet ask me to buy coins at the http://www.[edit: unauthorized retailer website removed #3]! What is the site and how can i get the free coins?
Coin buying in FIFA can get your account ban,You earn coins from playing matches,moving up Division,selling players at a profit.
Read this,
EA's Terms of Service do explicitly state that the outside purchase or sale of FIFA Ultimate Team Coins is grounds for account closure. EA are however also aware that many unsuspecting users do not know this, and they are making sure there are more ways to establish that coin-selling is not allowed
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