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Gotham Fellowship
The Gotham Fellowship is a community of peers, from diverse backgrounds and vocations, who are committed to each others' spiritual growth and calling to serve the common good of the city.
The Gotham Fellowship is a community of peers, from diverse backgrounds and vocations, who are committed to each others' spiritual growth and calling to serve the common good of the city.
Consultant and Project Manager
Yumi has over 7 years of HR, consulting and project management experience. She is passionate about leadership development and is committed to creating a positive impact at the individual, team and corporate level. Yumi grew up in Los Angeles and Honolulu Hawaii and received her Bachelor's degree in International Studies from the University of California San Diego and her MBA from the Yale School of Management. In her free time, Yumi likes to spend time with friends and explore New York City.
Associate Director of Executive Education, IEOR Dept. at Columbia University
Ruth is the Associate Director of Executive Education in the Industrial Engineering & Operations Research Department at Columbia University. She works with executive education programs for financial services professionals. Ruth received a bachelor's in History from North Park University and a master's in International Educational Development from Columbia University. She previously taught in Chicago and abroad as a Fulbright grantee.
Acoustics and Audio Researcher
Braxton is an acoustics and audio researcher. He was awarded a Gates Scholarship to attend the University of Cambridge to research acoustic simulation. He completed his PhD in Music Technology at MARL, the Music and Audio Research Lab at NYU. Since 2014 he has been a postdoctoral researcher working in spatial audio over headphones at Princeton University.
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
A native Texan, Patrick came to New York in 2014 for a position with Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors. He is passionate about the flourishing of donors as the seed of social good – within the individual, then to the world. The road to New York included a BS in engineering from UC Berkeley, professional tennis, private wealth management, the Trinity Fellows Academy, and an MBA from Yale.
Programmer, Startupland NYC
Christian is a programmer and serial troublemaker in Startupland NYC. He hopes to one day see 'rapper', 'filmmaker', or 'public intellectual' next to his name on Wikipedia.
Advertising Account Manager
Colleen Castle is an advertising account manager and loves the idea of brand building, seeing the impact of compelling communications, and producing beautiful creative work. She is from Baltimore, MD which means she is a fan of the Ravens, eating crabs, and putting Old Bay on everything.
Marketing and Brand Strategy
Teddy is Jennifer's husband, tech entrepreneur, New Yorker. Currently he's the CEO and cofounder of pulseData, a team of data scientists partnering with healthcare companies to eliminate preventable sickness.
Ministry Representative, International Students Inc.
Andrew was born and raised in New Jersey in a nominally Christian home. He attended Boston College and graduated in 2005, as well Brooklyn Law School where he graduated in 2009. Once an agnostic leaning toward atheism, he was later saved by Christ on March 25, 2013. Andrew is now a ministry representative for International Students Inc. and a self-employed attorney trying to culturally renew the personal injury field of law. He's also an experienced snowboarder, solid ping pong player, poor basketball player, and 20-25 stroke handicap. He tends to be self-righteous about sushi.
Sarah is a born and raised New Yorker. She graduated from Parsons School of Design in 2007 and has worked in the fashion industry for over 8 years in creative, retail buying, and account management capacities. She currently lives on the Upper West (best) Side and finds joy in time spent with family and friends, cultivating new friendships in NYC, and growing her faith and knowledge of the gospel at Redeemer Presbyterian Church.
Family Physician
Sharon was born in India and grew up in NYC. She is a family physician currently serving in Staten Island. Her professional interests include HIV/AIDs care, understanding and diminishing health care disparity, and delivering evidence based primary healthcare to the most underserved. She is happily married and loves spending time with her husband and son.
Associate Editor, Tor/Forge books
Bess is an Associate Editor at Tor/Forge books, where she acquires adult, young adult, and middle grade titles. She is also Web Editor for the creative writing website, DIYMFA.com, and a YA fantasy writer. A native Texan, she now calls the Upper West Side and Redeemer Presbyterian home. She's honored to be a member of the class of G16.
Co-Founder, Kindrid App
Leighton lives in Williamsburg and attends Trinity Grace Church Williamsburg. He co-founded Kindrid and currently leads product there. He loves chatting about startup ideas!
Assistant Professor of Philosophy, The City College of New York
Elise researches and teaches about the historical and philosophical foundations of quantum mechanics, gravity, space and time. She is also passionate about classical music (spectating, participating, composing), reading classic works of fiction, exploring mountain ranges, drinking single-malt whiskies, and eating geometrically shaped foods.
Sean Davis is an actor in theater, film and television.
Actor & Comedian
Jonathan is an American actor, comedian, and connoisseur of all things Southern. He has appeared in such shows as 30 ROCK, Boardwalk Empire, as Professor Blackjack on the History Channel's Breaking Vegas series, and can be seen dancing in the romantic drama, The Notebook. Jonathan loves sweet tea and biscuits. Find him at www.jonathandickson.net.
Client Technical Advisor, Education Tech Startup
Molly Donohue is a client technical advisor at an education technology startup and is passionate about advancing what is possible in education. A retired Army brat, she now resides on the Upper Eastside and loves to live, leave, and return to NYC.
Mia is a native Philadelphian. She graduated with a BA in English literature from Spelman College in 2002. She matriculated to Harvard Medical School in 2003. In 2012, she completed post graduate medical training at the University of Pennsylvania in General Psychiatry. She completed Child and Adolescent Psychiatry training at NYU in 2014 and a Public Psychiatry Fellowship at NYU in 2015.
Dawoun is a middle school math teacher. Through the stories of her students and her own experience of growing up in an immigrant family, Dawoun developed a passion for providing quality education for all children. Prior to her current role, Dawoun was a Teach for America corps member, worked in Africa and Latin America with various NGOs, and most recently worked at the NYC Dept. of Education as a Program Manager. Dawoun received her B.A. from Wellesley College and Masters in Public Policy from Harvard University.
Wally is originally from Phoenix, Arizona but has lived in New York City since 1995. He is a "lawyer's lawyer" who serves as internal advisor for an international law firm. A member of Redeemer Downtown, through Hope for New York he helps men in the Bowery Mission's program with cv prep.
NYCEDC | Urban Innovation | Fintech, Impact Investing
Husband to an incredible wife. Son of resilient immigrant parents and big brother to fantastic sister. Born in NYC. Seeking to build economically flourishing + socially just cities for all people. Currently working to make financial services and real estate in NYC more innovative, just and inclusive. Previously strategy/management consulting @Deloitte, @UBS, @IBM.
Bookworm @University of Pennsylvania + @University of Michigan
Soo Mi Park, MD, FACC, is board certified in cardiovascular disease and internal medicine. She is a diplomate in adult comprehensive echocardiography and nuclear cardiology. Dr. Park earned her medical degree from Columbia University. She completed a residency in internal medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital and a fellowship in cardiology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Cneter. Dr. Park graduated cum laude with a bachelor of science degree from Yale University.
Senior Program Manager, Port Authority of NY & NJ
Elsie Poisson-Vitet is a wife and mother of four wonderful children. She holds degrees in Management and International Business. She works at the Port Authority of NY &NJ as a Sr. Program Manager for the Chief Operating Officer. Elsie has a passion for public service but also enjoys caring for her children, traveling with her husband, supporting his work in ministry, and spending time with family and friends. She loves the diversity of God's kingdom and continues to grow in her faith.
Immigration Attorney
Bohee Rhee is currently an immigration attorney at a nonprofit organization and enjoys working with immigrants who are making their lives in the US. She grew up primarily in Queens and is a proud graduate of New York City public schools. Bohee received her B.A. from the University of Virginia and her J.D. from Brooklyn Law School.
General Medicine
Lisa was born in British Guyana into a Christian family and moved to New York City at the age of six. Her training for a career in General Medicine took her to Albany, NY and then back to New York City, where she currently works in Urgent Care after working in New Zealand. She enjoys traveling, cultural cuisines and spending time with loved ones.
Assistant Pastor, Redeemer East Side Congregation
Ed grew up in Providence, Rhode Island but has always been a New Yorker at heart. He found his calling to ministry while working at a biotechnology start up, and he graduated with his M.Div from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 2009. Since starting at Redeemer in 2011, Ed has been able to combine his love for people and the city. On his days off, he enjoys exploring the different neighborhoods of the city, finding new places to read, eat and ride his bike. Ed loves living on the Upper East Side with his wife, Rosalynn.
Ed is an assistant pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church's East Side congregation.
Vocational Program Manager, Center for Faith and Work
Originally from San Diego, Esther moved to NYC in 2010. She started working at Redeemer in 2013 and joined the CFW team in 2014 where she manages and supports various courses, events and conferences. She loves the city and is passionate about building relationships and creating opportunities for others to connect and grow in their faith and work.
Musician and Educator
Geoffrey Taylor is a musician and educator who focuses on jazz and improvisation in non-traditional settings.
Director of Marketing and Communications
Haley currently works as the Director of Marketing and Communications for BNY Mellon Corporate Trust. She has worked in marketing and communications with organizations across multiple industries and geographies for more than 15 years. She moved to New York City in 2013 after living for seven years in Washington, D.C. Haley grew up in Austin, Texas, and received both her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Baylor University. Haley is also passionate about orphan care in our city and around the world, volunteering with The New York Foundling and Many Hopes.
Healthcare Systems
Wilbur works in the field of healthcare delivery system transformation at a local hospital system. Prior to his current role, he worked for the New York City health department directing federal funding to support programs for people living with HIV/AIDS. Wilbur hails from Seattle and came to New York City in 2008 to pursue his Masters in Social Work and Public Health. He and his wife met in Kyrgyzstan while serving in the Peace Corps, and live in Jackson Heights, Queens with their cat, Henri.
Born in Singapore, Jabez grew up in Vancouver before studying at the University of Pennsylvania. During college, Jabez met Christ personally and was part of Full Measure, Penn's Christian a cappella group. Since graduating with degrees in Biology and Finance, Jabez has been working with Citigroup. He is an avid Canucks, Cubs and Eagles fan and loves trying new food!
Pianist, Music Director
Originally from New Orleans, Alex attended the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts|Riverfront for Piano Performance. Alex holds degrees in music composition form Syracuse University and the Manhattan School of Music where he now works in the Peter Jay Sharp Music Library. Alex is the Music Director for Resurrection Brooklyn Heights.
Venture Capital CFO
Venture Capital CFO. Finance and Engineering background. Degrees from Wharton and Embry Riddle. Married to Amanda. Lives in San Francisco. Attends City Church SF.
Prime Brokerage, Bank of America
Sally has been living in New York since 2014 by way of Hong Kong and Virginia. She works in Prime Brokerage at Bank of America, and has a passion for how money affects people and our world. She lives by Lincoln Center with her sister and loves having Central Park as her backyard.
Playwright, Production Analyst
Alan moved from Texas to NYC in 2011 to pursue theatre and playwriting, and worked with Coney Island USA and Lone Star Theatre Company. He has worked in education technology since 2014 and is currently a Production Analyst at Zearn, an online math curriculum and education program. He is a student at RTS NYC campus and lives in Queens with his wife Amy and son Earnest.
Doctoral Candidate for Education
Crystal is a doctoral research fellow/candidate in education at Teachers College, Columbia University. Formerly, she was a high school English teacher. As of 2016, she is embarking on a new venture, founding a non-profit media network + platform for public research, a product of her Gotham cultural renewal project.
Liza Sohn Cho coordinates programs and supports volunteers at The Open Door NJNY, a nonprofit organization serving immigrant families. She was previously an attorney for the New York City Law Department. She attends Joy Christian Fellowship in Englewood, NJ and lives in Hackensack, NJ with her husband. Liza enjoys browsing bookstores, eating ethnic food, hiking, and taking road trips.
I've worked in the education field for seven years and currently teach sixth grade reading at KIPP Academy Charter School in the Bronx, NY. I live in the Bronx and attend Redeemer Upper West Side.
Lisa Hertzog is the Executive Director of Teacher Effectiveness for the New York City Department of Education. She leads the work of creating professional learning opportunities, resources, and job-embedded coaching to support 1700 schools with implementing NYC's teacher development and evaluation system. Her interests include urban education, equity, and meeting the needs of diverse learners. Lisa also is a deaconess of Redeemer Presbyterian Church and serves as a community group leader.
Community Group Director, Redeemer East Side
I'm from Philly, attended Bryn Mawr College, received myMaster of Divinity from Westminster Theological Seminary and am currently a Community Group Director for Redeemer's east side congregation. More importantly, I love the Philadelphia Eagles. I'm lucky to be an aunt, a sister, and a daughter.
Recently moving back to Hong Kong after 17 years being in the U.S. including 5.5 years in NYC, I miss Central Park, tons of great museums and all the summer fun in the city.
Ryan is a partner at a tech consulting company in San Francisco where he attends Reality SF Church. His interests include assisting the homeless through various local charities and exploring the outdoors. Prior to moving to SF in 2015, Ryan was a tech consultant at EMC where he attended Redeemer UES and was also a member of the HFNY Young Supporters Committee and the Morris Academy Mentors program.
Kyle Westaway is the author of Profit & Purpose. He's Managing Partner at Westaway - a law firm for social entrepreneurs - and he teaches a course on social entrepreneurship at Harvard Law. Every Saturday he sends out an email on innovation, impact and growth called the Weekend Briefing.
Leah Hollingsworth is a freelance violist and a writer for The Strad, Strings Magazine, and the website Off the Page. She is a member of the IRIS Chamber Orchestra (Memphis, TN) and performs regularly in New York as a chamber musician and as a substitute with the American Ballet Theater, New York Choral Society, and the Orchestra of St. Luke's. Leah blogs at www.leahswannhollingsworth.com.
Basil is a native Midwesterner who has lived on the East Coast for 20 years (11 of those in New York City). He is an attorney, and his career has focused in the areas of managed care, health law and transactional/regulatory matters. Basil currently serves as Regulatory Counsel at Oscar Health.
When he's not trying to disrupt the healthcare system, Basil enjoys cycling, photography, golf and exploring the city with his wife and children.
Nonprofit Management Consultancy
Chantal is ethnically Korean, born in Montreal, raised in London and now living in Brooklyn – so a typical New Yorker. After working 10 years in the corporate world as a management consultant and at a hedge fund, Chantal came to NY in 2011 to study a Masters in Global Affairs and is now working at a nonprofit management consultancy working predominantly with Korean American nonprofits. In her spare time Chantal loves to bike and eat all that NY has to offer.
I'm a farm girl from Nebraska who moved to NYC to pursue a career as a professional opera singer. I've been in New York for five years and am a member of the Redeemer UWS congregation. I'm passionate about the special way that music reflects God's light into the world and has such power to stir our souls.
Daniel Chun is a former intellectual property attorney and legal project manager. He earned his engineering degree from Lehigh University and his law degree from Brooklyn Law School. His clients have included Fortune 20 companies and multi-national law firms.
Daniel is known for being a calm but strong voice for his clients in high-pressure situations. He is adept at bringing clarity and focus to the process while doing so with integrity. Daniel's clients most appreciate his level of engagement with their needs and his attention to detail.
For Daniel, real estate is a passion. He recognizes both its incredible investment potential as well as the significance of how close to the heart "home" is to his clients. Daniel calls Brooklyn Heights home, with his wife and dog. He is an active leader at his church and, in his spare time, he enjoys golfing with just about anyone.
Poet and Editor
Linda Harris Dolan is a poet, editor, and professor. She holds an M.A. in English & American Literature from NYU, and an M.F.A in Poetry from NYU. She edits for both literary and corporate clients and has taught for The King's College and NYU. Her work combines poetry with interview and photography to explore histories of medicine and the sick body.
Director of High School Placement and Alumni Support
Jessica Edelman currently serves as Director of High School Placement and Alumni Support at Equitas Academy Charter School in Los Angeles. Prior to this, Jessica worked on the Teach For America-New Jersey staff team and as a classroom teacher. She enjoys traveling, cooking, reading, and visiting the east coast to spend time with friends and family, especially her first nephew. Jessica earned an M.A. from Teachers College, Columbia and an B.A. from Wheaton College.
PhD Candidate, Musicology
Aya Hayashi is a PhD Candidate in musicology at The Graduate Center (CUNY). She is currently writing her dissertation on musical communities within science fiction/fantasy fandom, with the hopes of completing it by May 2017. She also works as the assistant director for the teen theatre program at the Main Street Theatre & Dance Alliance, as a tour guide for Big Onion Walking Tours, and as an adjunct lecturer at Hunter College.
Norm started a full service development shop (websites and apps), advises start ups and is running tech startup events. He and his wife are expecting their first baby in November 2016.
Tap Dancer/ Choreographer
Mentored by Gregory Hines, Andrew Nemr is considered one of the most diverse tap dance artists today. An international performer, choreographer, educator and speaker, Andrew's work explores tap dance as a vehicle for storytelling and community building. He has played with Grammy Award winning musicians across multiple genres, founded and directed the tap dance company Cats Paying Dues, and co-founded the Tap Legacy™ Foundation, Inc. (along with Hines).
Corporate Attorney
Joseph is a corporate attorney living in Brooklyn and working at an investment bank in lower Manhattan. He attends Redeemer Presbyterian Church's downtown congregation. He's on Hope for New York's board of directors, and the Gotham Fellowship's alumni council. He's also an avid sailor.
Deputy Director, U.S. Department of State's Foreign Press Center
Melissa Waheibi is the Deputy Director of the U.S. Department of State's Foreign Press Center office in NYC. They promote U.S. policies and work with foreign media covering the United States. Prior to the State Department she was a U.S. Air Force officer stationed around Europe and at the USAF Academy. Originally from Rochester, NY she's mastered driving in snow, and much of her free time is spent with wildly awesome teenagers who are part of the youth groups she volunteers with.
Physician Scientist
Julia Wattacheril is an assistant professor and translational scientist at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in the Center for Liver Disease and Transplantation. As a transplant hepatologist, she serves as the Director of the Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) Program. She previously trained at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX (residency) and Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville, TN (GI fellowship) but came to NYC for transplant training — and stayed on faculty. She is currently using an integrated genomics approach to studying NAFLD in all of its complexity. When not working, she is usually climbing rocks/in dirt somewhere in the world.
Strategy and Finance, Playstation Network
Emily works in strategy and finance at PlayStation Network in Los Angeles, after spending 6 years working in magazines. As a Strategic Analysis Manager for PlayStation Vue, a streaming live TV player, she is interested in digital media, OTT, streaming, more. Emily is happy to talk about media, switching careers, and applying to business school.
Litigator and Business Law Attorney
Haejin is a civil litigator and business law attorney practicing in NY, NJ, and PA. She is also an entrepreneur who founded her law firm, Shim & Associates, P.C. She serves on the board of 4 nonprofit organizations involving poverty relief, legal aid, public policy, and oversees missions. She is a passionate advocate for God's justice and long-time supporter of International Justice Mission.
Redeemer City to City
Virginia born and raised, though New York City was always my home. Trying to read, listen to, visit, and discuss everything; succeeding (sort of). Married to a wonderful man, and enjoying the life we lead together. Always in the market for a running buddy.
C.J. Masimore is a public interest attorney and most recently served as the Executive Director of Open Hands Legal Services in New York City from 2011 - 2016. During her tenure, she was named one of the New York Law Journal's Rising Stars and awarded the Christian Legal Society John D. Robb Christian Legal Aid Award.
C.J. currently resides in London, England with her husband (G'12) and two sons (G'36 & G'39).
USAID Attorney
Jonathan is currently the USAID attorney for Power Africa, President Obama's initiative to double electricity access throughout sub-Saharan Africa. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Georgetown Law, teaching a course on social entrepreneurship and the law. Previously, Jonathan was general counsel at Ashoka: Innovators for the Public and an associate at White & Case. He is part of the Gotham '11 class. He and his wife, Lauren, live in Arlington, Virginia and attend Grace DC Downtown.
Sr. Policy Advisor, City of New York's Department of Information Technology
Daynan is a Sr. Policy Advisor for the City of New York's Department of Information Technology. He had previously served in the Mayor's Office of Resiliency working to rebuild and strengthen NYC's infrastructure after Hurricane Sandy. He loves cities and the complex systems that support them and is currently getting an M.S. in urban informatics to continue feeding this curiosity.
Planning, Evaluation and Research Officer, W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Kim is a developmental psychologist by training who enjoys applying research and evaluation to solve important problems. She has worked in urban public education and now in philanthropy, seeking good questions to propel informed decisions. She enjoys running, afternoon tea, and planning events of all kinds.
One of six kids which means life's never dull. Grew up in Phoenix, school in the South, lived abroad in Paris, and NYC Downtown's now home. Work in the nonprofit world at Hope for New York and love that my job involves helping all New Yorkers flourish in His name. Can't get enough of barre, live jazz, and dark chocolate (not all together!).
Patent Litagator
Erin is a patent litigator, wife and mother of two, Tess and Maxim. She is a perpetual multi-tasker and lover of efficiency and organization. Erin began her career in NYC where she lived and worked for 7 years before relocating with her family to Los Angeles. She is passionate about justice and advocacy on behalf of the poor an vulnerable.


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The education requirements for early childhood education positions vary widely, and some jobs are available to those who only hold a high school diploma. However, those types of positions are usually in the preschool field only. Those who want to teach kindergarten and above are required to have more schooling.
Each school requires different qualifications of a teacher. Some preschool teachers only hold a high school education, but have valuable work experience. Those teaching kindergarten or above usually hold a bachelors degree in addition to a year of student teaching experience. Some early childhood education situations may even require more education or credentials, such as the Childhood Development Associate (CDA) credential, offered by The Council for Professional Recognition.


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Author: Marie Hall
Series: Kingdom #1
Genre: Adult, Romance, Fairy Tale
Publication: July 7th, 2012
Rating: ★★★★☆
Alice is all grown up. Running the Mad Hatter's Cupcakery and Tea Shoppe is a delicious job, until fate--and a fairy godmother with a weakness for bad boys--throws her a curveball. Now, Alice is the newest resident of Wonderland, where the Mad Hatter fuels her fantasies and thrills her body with his dark touch.
The Mad Hatter may have a voice and a body made for sex, but he takes no lovers. Ever. But a determined fairy godmother has forced Alice into Wonderland--and his arms. Now, as desire and madness converge, the Hatter must decide if he will fight the fairy's mating--or fight for Alice.
The Mad Hatter may have a voice and a body made for sex, but he takes no lovers. Ever. But a determined fairy godmother has forced Alice into Wonderland--and his arms. Now, as desire and madness converge, the Hatter must decide if he will fight the fairy's mating--or fight for Alice.
"Bad boys needed love too."
The story starts with a sassy but absolutely amazing fairy - Danika. I instantly liked her because she seemed so different to the fairies we all know from our childhood. She is assigned to the "bad boys", including Hook, the Big-Bad-Wolf, Gerard, Genie and the Mad Hatter, to find their perfect matches, the love of their life but so far she had no luck.
The short introduction of everyone was really nice - one thing was totally clear right from the beginning - the "heroes" of our childhood are manly, sexy and well, "bad boys" when it comes to one specific thing! I don't mind, not at all. *grins cheeky* I had lots of fun to read about the Mad Hatter - this book is entirely about him and Alice - and his Wonderland.
"Wonderland was wonderful, but without a counterbalance, it could turn its inhabitants completely insane."
I don't know what I expected from this book - maybe a fun, romantic read about Alice and the Mad Hatter and how they slowly fall for each other? It was short but interesting, thrilling and sweet but also really, really hot. There were sad moments but I also laughed a lot!
Alice and the Mad Hatter as a couple? The true love that would save Hatter and Wonderland itself? I loved the idea and actually I never read/heard anything like that before. Alice was definitely likeable and I understood her actions - especially after we find out about her background and everything that had happened before.
"Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it."
The only thing that keeps me from giving this book the full 5-star rating is the length and the details - we are in Wonderland! I wanted to read more about the beauty of it, the dark sides and about some other inhabitants - I loved Leonard btw! Such a cutie! - and therefore it could have been a bit longer. It's still amazing and I still love it a lot and I already can't wait to read the next book - it's about Gerard Caron, the villain (or bad boy) from "Beauty and the Beast"!


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the phonecall i received on sunday was not expected, and most defiently not welcome.
hearing the voice telling me that you, someone i loved, cared about, respected, admired and worked with every day for 5 years, was gone...was unbelievable and extremely heart breaking. you were an amazing person and friend and it still hasnt completely sunk in.
going to work every day and still seeing your name, your handwriting, your desk, everything, is horrible. its gut wrenching to see everyone else that loved you suffering. you were an incredible part of our team, and i just dont know if we'll ever recover from losing you. i feel so much pain and sorrow for your beloved wife and of course your cherished family. i barely spoke to you last friday, we were both so busy and everyone was grumpy, but you still managed to make me smile and laugh, as you had done every day that ive seen your smiling face. i feel regret for not having time to talk to you, but privileged for the time we did have. you were taken suddenly, and i know everyone wishes they had more time with you.
im not looking forward to saturday, for when we're all expected to say goodbye for the last time.
we love you. we will always miss you. RIP.


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You're in the Grand hotel The king of the land The days are passing by here In wonderland Innocence you cheek… It's just a waste… I shouldn't see your face It's in the books This will be your fall from grace Will you ever embrace Every day of the week You're on the winning streak You hear them scratching at the...Read More
You are on the highway Push the throttle hard She's gone the other way Your world turns apart Accused of treason they did let you go Your hunting season You're raring to go When you think that you are all alone Lonely in your combat zone Can you see my hand? All you need is to take that call You don't have to crawl Can you see my hand? You...Read More
Mo Stóirín
Things happen for a reason you just said Your words are killing me I just feel so dead What is happening here? You released my fears You start mumbling. In your eyes my tears. Hey mo stóirín can you feel my heart ache? Hey mo stóirín this is just a big mistake Your words hurt so much Our bound has been given the sack Here we meet again an akward...Read More
Fall of a nation
You won't fall to Barbarians You're still sitting on your guns Nations rise and nations fall But do we really care at all But in this weird society Where lust driven sensuality and its sexual perversion dominate It's too late Your nation's decline And your obesity Will lead to anarchy And your nation will die Ungrateful you have...Read More
Away (from home)
Her movie stopped long time ago Her frame was cropped from her childhood's glow All the things you do every step you take You are the bomber crew that leads her astray And she's running away from home And she's running away from home I need you now (you say) I want you now (you say) I will kiss you (her own betrayal) I will touch...Read More
Time (The big farewell)
Audio MP3Audio MP3 Lyrics: It's a cold winter day You command your platoon The spirit faded away And left an angry moon Hopes were high And now they are on the run You are in the public eye You fortunate sun You talk about love and piece and else We know you only got there by stealth Our blood and hearts were up for grabs You took them...Read More


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Created: October 16th 2014
I made these varied illustrations which were used for several short animations I worked on for a past client.
Once the designs were approved, they were implemented into animation projects.
This is one of various animations that uses the illustration assets I made. The monotoned voice in the background was later replaced by a professional voice artist. This was a mock up to show the client how their' video could pan out.


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Shelby Furr
Bare Elegance
Scanned Polaroids
11" x 14"
Artist Statement:
In my latest work I have been exploring the nude figure. There is something jarring yet intimate about a naked body that I attempt to capture in my photographs. This image is from a series of photographs exploring flowers alongside the figure juxtaposed with text. I began to explore text in my images after studying a painting by Jenny Saville of a nude figure with text on the body. The inclusion of flowers was inspired by photographer Walter Hubert's book titled, Naked: Flowers Exposed.
Shelby was born in Chesterfield, Virginia but spent high school in Baltimore, Maryland where she had her first experiences with photography. She is a B.F.A. in art candidate at Winthrop University with a concentration in commercial photography. After graduation she plans to stay at Winthrop to pursue a Master of Arts in Teaching degree. Her goal is to be a high school photography teacher and do her part to encourage and guide the next generation of artists.


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go get github.com/prasmussen/gdrive
This will download from source, so if you don't want to do this or if you don't have Go installed (you should - there are lots of great go projects), you can see a list of releases on the project page - https://github.com/prasmussen/gdrive - which you can download and place in your system somewhere, with the command becoming "gdrive".
When you first install it, you will need to authenticate your account. Running any command will prompt you to go to a URL to get an authorization code and paste in back on your console. So for example, if I run:
gdrive list
Which is designed to list files in my Drive. After running the command, if you haven't previsouly authenticated, you will be prompted to go to a URL to paste the authorization code. Sample output:
trent@birroth:~$ gdrive list Authentication needed Go to the following url in your browser: https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth?access_type=offline&client_id... Enter verification code: xxx
Where xxx is the verification code I pasted back in.
If successful, you will end up with a file at: $HOME/.gdrive/token_v2.json, containing on the necessary authorization codes so the program can continue to function whilst ever the authorization exists for this application.
So, looking at the help, there are two commands that will be useful - download and update.
We can find out the program usage with the help command, like so for the download operation.
$ gdrive help download Download file or directory gdrive [global] download [options]
global: -c, --config Application path, default: /home/trent/.gdrive --refresh-token Oauth refresh token... --access-token Oauth access token... --service-account Oauth service account filename... options: -f, --force Overwrite existing file -s, --skip Skip existing files -r, --recursive Download directory recursively... --path Download path --delete Delete remote file when download is successful --no-progress Hide progress --stdout Write file content to stdout --timeout Set timeout in seconds...
To use this, I need to find the file ID, which I can do by using the list command, or looking at the web interface of Google Drive. The filename will be the same as that as it is on Google Drive. So, with that information I end up with the command:
gdrive download --path /home/trent/ --force 1GUG3Y3Ce56Pa0k2
Which gives output like so:
Downloading Designs.cad -> /home/trent/Designs.cad Downloaded 1GUG3Y3Ce56Pa0k2 at 18.2 KB/s, total 18.2 KB
Similarly, to send the file in the other direction, we need to look at the usage for the command update
$ gdrive help update Update file, this creates a new revision of the file gdrive [global] update [options]
global: -c, --config Application path, default: /home/trent/.gdrive --refresh-token Oauth refresh token... --access-token Oauth access token... --service-account Oauth service account filename... options: -p, --parent Parent id... --name Filename --description File description --no-progress Hide progress --mime Force mime type --timeout Set timeout in seconds... --chunksize Set chunk size in bytes...
That means, our command will become:
gdrive update 1GUG3Y3Ce56Pa0k2 /home/trent/Designs.cad


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Starting next year, Internet users may be chanting "I want my Yahoo!" The search engine today unveils an alliance with MTV: Music Television to launch a co-branded venture called MTV Yahoo! UnfURLed.
Positioned as a cross between MTV Online and Yahoo!, the area will be a combination of music-related editorial and an online guide to other music sites.
`IMPORTANCE OF BRANDING' "We're partnering with Yahoo! because it's the search engine that's really built a brand name for themselves," said Matt Farber, senior VP-programming and new-business development at MTV, which opened an area on America Online in 1994 and evolved to the Web in 1995. "We both understand the importance of branding, and that's essential to our partnership."
Although MTV has partnered with technology companies including Intel Corp., Microsoft Corp. and America Online, the deal with Yahoo! is its first content-oriented alliance on the Web.
The deal is also the latest example of how players in the increasingly competitive search engine category are shuffling for ways to attract users and become more profitable.
Launching in January, the site will offer original content and be part of the Yahoo! and MTV Online sites. So far, the site is not expected to have its own Web address. Ad sales will be handled by Susan Feinberg, director of interactive advertising at MTV. Rates haven't yet been set.
"We're partnering to fill the gaps in each of our sites," said Tim Brady, director of production at Yahoo!. "To retain music users we need to offer more than just music listings. . . . Our demographic targets are very similar, so we hope that MTV Yahoo! will bring each of us new users."
Yahoo! has formed similar content arrangements with Reuters Online and Women's Wire.
Next month, Yahoo! and MTV will begin co-marketing the site with a promotion called Best of the Web '96, which will give awards to music-oriented sites in five categories. While the contest will be held online, MTV plans to run teaser spots and promotions on its cable network to spread the word.
"MTV is always open to strategic partnerships," said Mr. Farber. "The best ones are those that obviously offer something that MTV isn't strong in--like guides and games, for example."
This latest alliance for Yahoo! underscores its focus on brand development and strategic partnerships. The company next month breaks a new branding campaign in magazines including Wired, Red Herring and Fortune, as well as on local radio stations. Black Rocket, San Francisco, handles.
Among other search engines, Infoseek Corp. last week formed the Infoseek Network and has begun repping third-party sites on the Web. Excite seems devoted to developing a wide range of content; Lycos remains focused on licensing deals; and Alta Vista is developing advanced technology for its engine.
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Capitol Crossing Is One Big Project *PICS*
All photo credits go to Property Group Partners
We heard from Capitol Crossing, the project that is decking over I-395 and building on top of it, with a photo update that really provides a good sense of perspective on the project. The photo above shows a view looking southward from Massachusetts Ave towards the Capitol building and the gallery below includes the full photo set showing the project's progress.
Click on any one of the photos to see it expanded.
The project now registers significant progress on the first building at 200 Massachusetts Avenue, NW (rendering link). Work on the third of twelve floors of that first building is moving ahead full steam and the platform covering the highway is over 50 percent completed. The project brings 4,000 construction jobs to the city, and—once completed—will support an estimated 10,000 employees and residents in the five buildings.
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As part of the original PUD for the development, an amount of money was to be provided to improve the park there at on Massachusetts Avenue. This development work was to be dine in conjunction with MVSNA and Casey Trees to improve that triangle park. What was ever done with this?
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A clear distinction between positive and normative economics goes back at least as far as John Neville Keynes (father of Maynard). Keynes wrote,
"[a]s the terms are here used, a positive science may be defined as a body of systematized knowledge concerning what is ; a normative or regulative science as a body of systematized knowledge relating to criteria of what ought to be, and concerned therefore with the ideal as distinguished from the actual ; an art as a system of rules for the attainment of a given end. The object of a positive science is the establishment of uniformities, of a normative science the determination of ideals, of an art the formulation of precepts" (Keynes 1917: 34-5).Carl Menger also saw a difference, with regard to ethical considerations, between theoretical economics (positive economics) and economic policy (normative economics). In Menger (1883: 235) Menger criticises what he calls the "ethical orientation" of the German historical school. He writes with regard to theoretical economics that
"[w]hat we should like to stress here particularly is the fact that we cannot rationally speak of an ethical orientation of theoretical economics either in respect to the exact orientation of theoretical research or to the empirical-realistic orientation". But normative consideration do enter into economic policy: ``Economic policy, the science of the basic principles for suitable advancement (appropriate to conditions) of ``national economy" on the part of the public authorities" (Menger 1883: 211).The important word here is suitable. You can not determine what is suitable without value judgements.
John Stuart Mill makes a similar distinction when he differentiates between science and art.
"These two ideas [science and art] differ from one another as the understanding differs from the will, or as the indicative mood in grammar differs from the imperative. The one deals in facts, the other in precepts. Science is a collection of truths ; art, a body of rules, or directions for conduct. The language of science is, This is, or, This is not ; This does, or does not, happen. The language of art is, Do this ; Avoid that. Science takes cognizance of a phenomenon, and endeavours to discover its law ; art proposes to itself an end, and looks out for means to effect it" (Mill 1844: 124).So 1844 is as far back as I've found the distinction going, so far.
- Keynes, John Neville (1917). The Scope and Method of Political Economy 4th edition, New York: Augustus M. Kelley Publishers, 1986.
- Menger, Carl (1883). Investigations into the Method of the Social Sciences with Special Reference to Economics, formerly published under the title: Problems of Economics and Sociology (Untersuchungen uber die Methode der Socialwissenschaften und der Politischen Oekonomie insbesondere), with a new introduction by Lawrence H. White, edited by Louis Schneider, translated by Francis J. Nock, New York: New York University Press, 1985.
- Mill, John Stuart (1844). Essays on Some Unsettled Questions of Political Economy, London: John W. Parker.


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Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" introduces a new feature for automatically backing up data on your computer. For more information please visit Apple Support - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1427.
Once Time Machine is activated, all free space the Time Machine drive will be used given enough time. This is the case since Time Machine keeps as many versions of a file as there is space for. If a computer has Time Machine enabled on a 500 GB drive and backs up data stored on an 80 GB drive, yes the backup drive can be used to store other files, but this will become difficult as the backup drive keeps multiple copies and takes up even more space than the original drive. It is advised to use a drive that you can devote to backing up and will remain connected to the machine for long periods of time. In this case, Time Machine provides the convenience of being able to quickly repair mistakes and problems. However, Mission Critical data should not be backed up by Time Machine alone, and it is the client's responsibility to ensure this data is backed up via another method.
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Naif Chicken is exclusively offering three delicious new dishes infused with rich flavors gathered from all over the world. Naif Chicken restaurant emphasizes its willingness to provide amazing new items regularly to its loyal customers and as such has special items on offer. Naif Foods Company and the owner of Naif Chicken restaurant is pleased to present three different delicious and tasty dishes - Saffron taste of rice, Multi taste and Happy Chicken.
Happy Chicken – prepared from 100 % boneless pure chicken cuts and fried into a crunchy and golden brown perfection. Topped with mayonnaise and ketchup. For Adults as well as Kids to enjoy. Certainly a fun meal.
II.Three varieties of Flavored Rice
Saffron Rice – prepared from the best basmati rice from all over the world with saffron and special spices, with a side of red sauce for additional taste.
Multi Taste Rice – Naif Chicken offers delicious plates of multi taste rice flavored with saffron and special spices. The dish is accompanied by pure grilled pieces, and topped with fresh grilled vegetables such as green bell peppers, carrots, onions and mushrooms. Experience a savory taste with every bite. Meals are available in Normal and Spicy offered with Pepsi.
Rice with fried Chicken pieces – Naif Chicken offers delicious plates of Saffron rice with the addition of crunchy Chicken pieces prepared from fresh boneless chicken available in normal and spicy along with Pepsi.
Giant Multi Taste Sandwich– A delectable dish with generous fillings in a Multi taste sandwich. The sandwich contains a fresh mix of grilled chicken pieces and an array of grilled vegetables such as green bell peppers, carrots, onions and mushrooms. Available in Normal and Spicy.
- Muti taste Sandwich – packed with different kinds of flavors, it is delicious and fulfilling at same time.
Naif Chicken Restaurant History
The company has been around since the 1960's and they are known for sourcing fresh chicken from the local farms in Kuwait. Naif Chickens are fed with organic foods that give them their authentic taste especially from Naif.
Customers may contact or Call Center 1808777 for deliveries.
Why Naif is delicious?
Raw Ingredients: Quality – Naif food Company is known for using the best quality raw materials from the best suppliers all over the world. Chickens slaughtered in Naif farms are considered Halal in accordance with Islamic rights. The brand also follows the international standard of quality or ISO. And the vegetables are carefully selected from the best of suppliers.
Authentic Taste: Special recipes are used to prepare Naif chicken dishes which was created by professionals and approved by their Quality Control Committee. The dishes are cooked by professional employees and well trained staff. The fresh chicken are cut and spiced and placed in a vacuum plastic to preserve the quality. The methods follow international quality standards. The final product are immediately picked up by a refrigerated container van and delivered daily straight to the various outlets.
Naif as Environmental friendly: Naif chicken restaurant has successfully started replaced its usual packing methods with environmental packing to protect the environment from pollution. It continuously reaches 100 percent environmental packing as a long term strategy in spending efforts.
Naif Restaurants Branches: Naif chicken restaurant is strategic locations all over Kuwait. And offers delivery service in all Kuwait areas. You can enjoy the delicious taste of Naif meals by visiting the nearest naïf outlets+ or by contacting call center 1808777 to enjoy home delivery.
The Menu: Naïf chicken menu offers a wide variety of choices from grilled chickens, fried chickens and sandwiches. In addition to appetizers and side items to satisfy everyone's different tastes and to gather all the family in one table.
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I saw this lady that had the cutest outfit on today. It was bright, summery and light, perfect for the hot and humid weather. I was inspired by her coral and yellow combination, so beautiful. Just as I was about to consider posting an homage set to the outfit on Polyvore, I looked down. Her shoes, sigh, were plaid tennis shoes. Not even really matching plaid. I have seen this a lot and I have done the same thing. I had a great outfit, then realizing I didn't have any matching shoes, so I threw on some comfortable shoes. Maybe I hoped that my style from the ankles up would distract people the madness going on at my feet. Sadly it did not. So ladies, sew or buy, design and style great outfits, but
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The set also comes with 1-dimensional dies so you can create a matching card. I also used the Scene it Skyscapes die for the background.
The autumn trees are just clip art from Microsoft Home publishing.
The topper can be removed from the jar.
Oh, and here's a look at the back. Since her home is on several acres, I wanted to add "woods" :)
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756 FLIGHT International, 18 March I97B Export customers size up the A-10 AS the A-10 R&D programme draws to a close, three prospective customers have asked the US State Department for costing information. Pentagon officials have recommended that A-10 data be made available, but the requests are still being considered. Fairchild has now delivered 82 pro duction aircraft and is a month ahead of schedule. Present production rate is six per month, a figure which should rise to ten in April and thirteen per month by January 1980. Most of the development work now being done covers possible improve ments for the future. The effects on engine performance of gun firing, external fuel tanks, slat position and alternative locations of engine guide vane have been checked out. In no case was there any adverse effect, Fairchild claims. Tailhook and barrier-engagement trials at 150-160kt and up to 50,0001b gross have shown that a hook would be of limited value. Hooks will not therefore be fitted to production air craft. Flare and chaff dispensers have been installed in the wingtips and aft ends of the undercarriage pods of a test aircraft. Ground trials have been completed and air tests are under way. Electrical discharges can be a hazard when any aircraft is being fuelled. A programme to investigate discharges from the A-10 has now been successfully completed. Some of the planned modifications are intended to help the pilot during attacks. Two modified stability aug mentation systems have been competi tively tested, and a winner has been chosen for installation on production A-lOs. This should make target track ing easier, faster and more accurate during a curved approach. An optical coating has been applied to the HUD to> give better visibility at night. The entire unit has also been repositioned to provide a better field of view. Preparations' are being made to con tinue the airframe extended-life pro gramme. So far the second fatigue lifetime has been exceeded by l,740hr. While the manufacturer presses ahead with these tests, the USAF continues to work up with the type. Earlier this year the 356th Tactical Fighter Squadron, based at Myrtle Beach AFB, North Carolina, passed its first operational readiness inspec tion. This puts the squadron through its paces, checking its ability to deploy and redeploy as required, fly opera tional missions at a high sortie rate, and cope with hostile F-4s. The 356th is the first combat-ready A-10 unit. British Army to publish Gazelle crash findings BRITISH Army HQ in Northern Ireland is to publish the results of an investigation into the crash of a Gazelle close to the border in South Armagh last month. This is not nor mal practice, and follows an IRA claim that the Army Air Corps helicopter was shot down by one of its units equipped with the newly acquired American M-60 belt-fed machine gun and what were described as "specially developed magnetic bullets designed for use against aerial targets." The fast-firing M-60 could indeed be effective against helicopters, but magnetic bullets are better left to low-grade science fiction. The trajec tory of bullets made from even the most powerful magnetic alloys would be virtually the same as that of ordi nary ammunition, given the muzzle velocity of the M-60 or any other machine gun. The crash came some minutes after an exchange of rifle fire between troops and IRA men close to the village of Jonesboro. The main eye witnesses are a group of Irish Repub lic policemen who saw the crash from a few hundred yards south of the border. According to reports, there was no shooting going on when the Gazelle, which had been scrambled to the inci dent, struck the ground after what looked like a sharp pull-up. The pilot and an officer of the 2nd Battalion Royal Green Jackets survived, but battalion CO Lt Col CordenrLloyd was killed. The two survivors are the only Army witnesses. Although the Army says that a board of inquiry at RAF Aldergrove has not yet reported, the investigators are understood to have ruled out the possibility that the Gazelle was shot down. Investigations are apparently centred on a structural or dynamic failure after a beyond - limits manoeuvre. The first of ten P-3C Orions for the Royal Australian Air Force flies over the Pacific on a training flight from Moffett Field, Calif W§t^iUfml^^^^^i^f§9§ 111 •'Tf Ills BMHH Indian defences improved SA-3 Goa surface-to-air missiles are now in service with the Indian Air Force, supplementing the earlier SA-2 Guideline. 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No no, I'm not about to start a religious rant or any indoctrination whatsoever. I'm not about to advice you either, what sort of belief system you should have. I'm just going to talk about having a belief system and how that belief correlates with your surrounding world. Hey, welcome back to jessicahugoinspire blog. Welcome… Continue reading Your belief system and the world.
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The most effective way to smash your goals!
We all have aspirations and goals we want to smash! But time and time again, 'life happens'. We most likely give up and never get to achieve those things we desire, because Life! On the other hand, there are those who still manage to smash their goals somehow. You see, man's nature are alike. We're… Continue reading The most effective way to smash your goals!
Is busy the new cool? Why I think being busy isn't cool.
Life is full of many many thousands of moments. Some change us, some provoke actions in us, and many of those moments are memorable. These days, no one has time for anything. Everyone is presumably busy. You're busy, I'm busy, we're all busy. Really really busy. It seems as if no one is present anymore.… Continue reading Is busy the new cool? Why I think being busy isn't cool.
What I learned about self-discipline.
Self-discipline is the ability to exercise self-control, stick to your decisions and follow through, by working hard in order to achieve your goals. (Personal success). Those moments you persevere, endure, stay focused, do those things which are right for you (even when you don't want to), commit to those tasks of yours and see them… Continue reading What I learned about self-discipline.
5 Super ways to start valuing yourself more!
Value is simply the importance, worth or ideals placed on something or someone. When something is valuable, it is said to be of high significance, treasured or appreciated. What I am talking about here is, how much relevance one places on oneself. Let me re-phrase and ask rhetorically. How much do you value yourself? Invariably,… Continue reading 5 Super ways to start valuing yourself more!
On fighting comparison.
Before I go further, let me start by defining the word- comparison. Com.par.i.son is the act of estimating or examining the similarities or differences between two people or things. Most times, it is used negatively because people use it in a way to compete unhealthily or see who's doing better than the other. I thought… Continue reading On fighting comparison.
5 simple ways to protect your vibes.
Your emotional state, the feelings you transmit, your aura, that's your vibe. A vibe can be a mood, the character of a place, a situation, etc. Vibes is also the feeling you get from being in a particular place or with a certain person or people. It's like an emotional signal a person gives out… Continue reading 5 simple ways to protect your vibes.
The 5 most effective ways to show your love.
People express love in different ways. Most often, they express that love in the same way they wish to receive it. And so, a partner who loves to spend time with you for example, will devout time paying attention to you and being there as much as possible, as a way of expressing his/her love… Continue reading The 5 most effective ways to show your love.
5 tips to stay motivated when life seems to weigh you down.
Have you been at that point? You know, that point where everything sucks. Nothing seems to be working and all you want to do is throw in the towel? When you start to feel like you're failing and nothing you plan or hope for ever works. When things don't go your way, honestly it sucks!… Continue reading 5 tips to stay motivated when life seems to weigh you down.
What is it about depression? An overview into the world of depression.
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Four important and powerful life lessons I learnt recently.
It's mid-year already. I remember when I shared IN THIS POST,how fast the year seems to be running and everything about those resolutions and commitments we made earlier this year and strategies we can apply to keep them. What better time than in this mid-year, to evaluate/re-evaluate and keep being focused. I even shared 10… Continue reading Four important and powerful life lessons I learnt recently.
5 bloggers on the Major challenges of blogging and how to overcome them.
Honestly, when I first thought of creating a blog, my whole idea was just about penning my random thoughts from time to time. Since I love writing, I felt it was going to be easy-peasy. But then as time went by, I found it is very time-consuming. As in, coming up with blog topics, building… Continue reading 5 bloggers on the Major challenges of blogging and how to overcome them.
20 Strange but true random facts that'll awe you. Did you know???
So I read somewhere recently that when someone gets a kidney transplant, doctors usually leave the original kidneys there and just put the third kidney in their pelvis! You can't imagine how wide my jaw dropped. And so my curious mind went to work. I decided to find out a few other fun, weird, strange… Continue reading 20 Strange but true random facts that'll awe you. Did you know???
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Feminism Vs Hilary Clinton.
So recently, Social media has been agog about Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's question to former US Senator and First Lady, Hillary Clinton on why her Twitter bio reads "wife" first, while interviewing her at a PEN world voices festival lecture in Manhattan. According to Chimamanda, she said she was "a little bit upset" that… Continue reading Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Feminism Vs Hilary Clinton.
Here's why your flaws are really awesome!
First, we live in the 'flawless' age. Everything 'flawless' trends on and offline and pop culture heavily celebrates it. If you say something or someone is flawless, it means they're perfect, without mistake or any blemish. But doesn't it sound too exaggerated? Because let's face it... No one is really perfect! It's part of human… Continue reading Here's why your flaws are really awesome!


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Christine Perry, founder and editor of Patient Qi
Today's episode and blog post is called a "short". Which means a fun and lively 20 minute episode. Something that can be easily listened to on the way to work. Something to get you excited about your day!
Lets be honest. The health care system has failed in so many countries and places. It's not just the United States. Christine Perry, founder of Patient Qi, is from Europe and is just as disillusioned as the rest of the world. It was because of inadequacies she found in the health care system that inspired her to create a solution. A solution that would enable a patient to understand all the possible health care modalities and therapies that could benefit them. Therapies that are scientifically and clinically proven to work. Something more than just a google search.
Why is it that a patient only gets 5 to 10 minutes with their doctor to discuss their health? There is just enough time to either prescribe a medication or refer that patient to another specialist. In. Out. Next.
Here's the thing, maybe, just maybe, 5-10 minutes would be ok if that physician listened to the patient. A study from the University of South Carolina found that the primary care patients were only able to speak, for on an average, 12 seconds to the physician before being interrupted. Patient Qi empowers the patient to ask questions. Things like "I understand I have high blood pressure but I'd like to try meditation or yoga first."
Below is an example from Patient Qi on gout. Doctors really only have a small arsenal of tools to their disposal for something like gout. The doctor can aspirate the joint and put the fluid under a microscope to make a definitive diagnosis (which hurts like hell and would most likely be diagnosed by a quick interaction with the patient discussing age, diet, medical history, and family history. Then palpitation and visual examination of joint. Voilà GOUT). Treatment can be administered as a steroidal injection into the joint to alleviate inflammation and pain. Opioid pain medication to dull the senses. Steroidal pack to decrease inflammation, swelling, and pain. And lastly, a prescription of colchicine, a chemical compound found in tulip bulb. Also known as Shan Ci Gu in Chinese medicine.
|Treatment strategies for Gout on patientqi.com. Just click on desired therapy for more information.
What Christine in visions and has created is a much more fluid and patient friendly interactive diagram of possible treatment modalities for the patient to choose from. The user on the webpage could click the desired method of therapy they wanted to try, such as "Traditional Medicine". User is then presented with a list of treatments and peer reviewed literature to support the use of that treatment method. Under "Traditional Medicine" is acupuncture, moxa, electrical acupuncture, and homeopathy.
Even Christine will admit that this is a work in progress. Imagine trying to sift through the millions and millions of possible treatment methods and then to combine those with certain symptoms. But it is a database worth dreaming for and striving for.
You can follow her and her database of integrative therapies at


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Book Launch: Nasser in the Egyptian Imaginary by Omar Khalifah
About the Book
The late President of Egypt, Gamal Abdel Nasser (1918-1970), has been represented in many major works of Egyptian literature and film, and continues to have a presence in everyday life and discourse in the country. Omar Khalifah's analysis of these representations focuses on how the historical character of Nasser has emerged in the Egyptian imaginary. He explores the recurrent images of Nasser in literature and film and shows how Nasser constitutes a perfect site for plural interpretations. He argues that Nasser has become a rhetorical device, a figure of speech, a trope that connotes specific images constantly invoked whenever he is mentioned. His study makes a case for literature and art to be seen as alternative archives that question, erase, distort and add to the official history of Nasser.
About the Author
Omar Khalifah is assistant professor of Arabic Literature and Culture at Georgetown School of Foreign Service in Qatar. He received his PhD in 2013 from the Department of Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies at Columbia University. In addition to modern Arabic Literature, Khalifah's research interests include memory studies, world literature, and cinema and nationalism in the Arab world. A Fulbright scholar, Khalifah is also a short story writer in Arabic. His collection Ka'annani Ana (As If I Were Myself) was published in Amman, Jordan in 2010. He has taught classes on the Arabic novel, freedom in modern Arabic literature, and Arab women's autobiography.
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Bud Light or Lite?
But hey we can't all be on our A-Game every day.
Anyway years ago a friend went to the US on hols and rented a car. To ensure he stayed on the right side of the breathalyser he drank Bud Light.
But for some strange reason he kept feeling a bit drunk.
Eventually he read the lable on the back of the bottle and found out the beer was not light as we know it - low alcohol - but low on carbs and calories.
Fortunately he never got pulled over while driving!


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Friday's inspiration was from Bloomingdale's Fall 2013 look book:
Scarf - TJ Maxx
Dress - Forever 21
Boots - Steve Madden
Well the temperature totally changed on us. Going from low 80s to mid 60s in one day. So I was a bit freezing in this outfit in the morning.
Had to add leggings and a cardigan to my daughter's summer dress etc…
After school got my pedicure done for the big party Saturday night. Since I wasn't getting a manicure or polish on my hands read books to my daughter and fed her the packed lunch I had prepared.
After that we stopped at the post office and I got another letter to protect my identity notorized.
We stopped at home only for a few minutes just to empy our lunch bags pack snack and change my daughter for ballet. Picked up my son and headed to my daughter's ballet rehearsal downtown.
Then back home for dinner and baths an some laundry. I did manage to fit in 2 25 minute workouts to catch-up even!


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I am super excited about this fantastic family room makeover I am so hard working on, I just thought I'd share a little bit of the progress.
Sara, has a great family room in her basement, it's so inmense and so beautiful, that it's beauty needed to reflect in this delicious space. Sara said she wants to have a library at home, this family has a tremendous love for books, they have so many, it's like a library indeed. So, as I work in her family room, and the more I advance, the more I will show you the progress. How exciting!
Check out the before!
After working on the shelves, the color coordinated books, give it a whole new look. Not only neatly organized, but more colorful yet suttle.
She adores children's books, as do I. This is not all, we still need more book shelves for the rest of her books.
Just thougth I'd give a little bit of decor, just for the mean time, while everything else is finished.
The wii fit step board is placed right underneath, for easy access. Wait till I show you the inside of these three drawers.
Well, that's it for now, a preview of what's to come.
Stay tuned for more!


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Saturday, April 3, 2010
Mista Jaycee Ponders the Resurrection
4 comments:
- Revvy Rev said...
Right ON JayCee!
- April 3, 2010 at 11:17 AM
- 2cute4u said...
Love the talk.I truly wish everyone will read your post to get the drift.Not just the death and resurrection..How about after?Nice post.
- April 3, 2010 at 12:47 PM
- Anna Renee said...
You betta PREACH! Yes, The Holy Spirit is the gift of God which lives within us. Yeshua went through those things so He can be acquainted with the feelings of our infirmities. He KNOWS us! He can relate to us! Yes HE LIVES! And He does intercede for us in the Holy Place! "God put His money where HIs mouth was" I LIKE this! A very visual way to describe it, and Imma take it and use it myself!
Many people think prayer is passive, but it is ACTIVE! It's the gift of power that God gave us.
A comment to your side note: Why such hatred of clowns?? Imma do a search of your blog because you probably have posted about the clown hatred! LOL! Can't say that I blame you about the clowns, though. Anyway, be blessed for Resurrection Sunday!
- April 3, 2010 at 6:03 PM
- RealHustla said...
You betta say it!!!!
- April 14, 2010 at 1:58 PM


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Over the past couple of months we've been fortunate to be asked to do a few interviews. It's just occurred to me that I didn't post them here! Thanks again to Fan Film Follies and Escapist Magazine. There are a couple more in the pipeline, which I'll make sure to post once they're online.
Fan Film Follies Interview
The Escapist Interview
The 'catch up' trilogy is complete.
Sunday, 14 November 2010
Blog catch up part 3 - Interviews
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[BD Review] 'Lucid' Is a Labor of Love
Lucid, written, directed, produced, edited, and starring by P.J. Woodside, tries very hard to be a complex, thought provoking film about lucid dreaming. Everyone involved in the project shows their enthusiasm and dedication.
Monica has been suffering from lucid dreams in which she is constantly murdering her boyfriend, or what appears to be a molesting relative from her past. She is desperate for assistance and begins to seek out the help of Dr. Aaron Night, a sleep therapist. His special techniques are highly sought after and even recommended by Faith, Monica's psychologist. We find out that Monica may have "accidentally" done something in her sleep once upon a time. It's actually a bit confusing to follow. A lot of the film is revelations that are shown in very long, drawn out sequences. There is even an homage to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind in which Monica's brain and memories are explored.
The writing of Lucid is matter of fact. Dialogue is abrupt. After most dreams experienced by the characters, they wake in an unknown place and immediately ask why they are in the specific location without any need to take in their surroundings. Again, the actors are obviously fully enthralled with their work. However, with the level of script, their amateur performances come off forced, which removes one from the movie experience the majority of the time. Simply put, it is hard to believe the story and hard to believe the actors trying to tell it. Scenes simply go on for too long, the same events and concepts are constantly repeated, and the editing causes confusion as to what exactly is going on at all. With lack of editing to the majority of long running scenes, it is interesting that there are extended and deleted scenes, along with a blooper real and audio commentary on the dvd.
While Lucid isn't the a cookie cutter Hollywood release, it is very apparent it is made by people who full heartedly believe in it. Lucid is definitely a labor of love.


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It's time to come out of the woodwork and say, "Hellooooo"! I know it has been too long since I've blogged when friends email to check I'm ok… yep, ok just been busy :o) It's also really hard to blog when I haven't got anything new to show. I'm still working on the same project (which I never do!!) determined to get the hand quilting finished. I figure if I keep at it I won't put it away like I have with so many projects before it.
I'm trying to be very good and stay on track, but it's hard when one sees such clever ideas on Pinterest. I might have to take a small break and test out this cool quilt block. I love blocks that look really complicated but are actually clever construction.
Other things that are keeping me busy are family visits from relatives from Canada and enjoying the last of the autumnal sunshine. We have been very lucky with the recent weather and I can't help but wonder how long it will last…
Until next time...♥


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Kelly Woolcott is all smiles after winning exclusive use of a luxury loo at the Beer and Music Festival in July.
Kelly, from Ore, was drawn from the Twitter and Facebook followers who liked and retweeted the competition to enter.
Her prize is her own private facilities equipped with the softest toilet paper and Champagne.
A delighted Kelly said: "It was such as good competition, but I didn't think I would win. I can't wait for the beer festival now, no queue for the loo, luxury loo roll and champagne to drink while I'm in there."
James Beeching, social media coordinator for the beer festival, said: "This is our first year with Win a VIPee and we had a fabulous response to the competition with over 600 retweets and shares.
"Social media is immensely powerful in spreading the word about the beer festival and we are pushing fun ideas out to our followers and hope that they join in the celebration leading up to what is a tremendous festival weekend."
The 'loo facilities' for everyone are increased this year, with emphasis on keeping the queues as short as possible and the area as clean as possible.
Festival organisers have announced that for a second year running Dynamic Scaffolding has taken up the lead sponsorship for the festival.
Beer Festival spokesman Simon Merrick said: "Dynamic Scaffolding is an essential partner in the event, supplying the large amount of scaffold used across the event site. Its high quality steel scaffold is used for the 100' Bar and many other structures, ensuring the Festival is a secure and safe environment for festival-goers to enjoy."Festival Chairman Colin Gooch said: ""We are very pleased to have Dynamic Scaffolding supporting the festival once again.
"Ross Garnett and Matthew Upton partners at Dynamic are real friends to the festival and supply a highly professional team that is onsite to ensure the build up and the festival goes off without a hitch."
Ross Garnett, partner at Dynamic Scaffolding, said, "It is important to support charity events in our town, and when it also includes three-days of great music with a packed local audience, this is the right place for us to be."
The festival, organised by Hastings Round Table, starts with the Prom Night, on the Thursday July 2, with the stunning 150-strong Hasting BIG Choir and a 30-piece brass and percussion ensemble, followed by Hastings Beer and Music Festival on Friday 3 and Saturday 4 .
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Crank the bass, crank the treble.
I tried it, didn't make it better. But I probably didn't do it right
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=SszgmLep6mAThis is a little of what I'm talking about. This Aria in this video sounds better than the Aria from my CD, I can hear the electronic sounds much clearer.
Maybe a different mastering was done on the cinematic version?


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Hello crafty friends!
Today Im sharing a new card for the latest Little Tangles Challenge. November theme is #74 CAS (clean and simple)
So, here is my interpretation! I took my beloved start set with birds and made two cards, the first one is more like minimalistic card, the second one is my normal CAS. This is how I see "clean and simple".
Have a great day, friends! Can't wait to see you awesome creations!


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Volunteer corn has emerged as one of the most common weeds in soybean production due to the rapid adoption of glyphosate-resistant corn and sole use of glyphosate in soybean on soybean for weed control. Yield decreases by up to 40 percent with densities of 16 plants per square meter have been recorded.
In addition, much of the volunteer corn in the eastern Corn Belt region of the United States also carries a Bt trait for insect protection, since the hybrid corn from which it came from was likely to have Bt traits stacked with herbicide resistance traits.
A new Focus on Soybean webcast presentation, meant for soybean growers, consultants, crop advisers, and other agricultural practitioners, will discuss the competitive effects of volunteer corn in soybeans, emergence of western corn rootworm beetles from volunteer corn plants, and control options for soybean producers.
Management considerations will help users minimize volunteer corn's effects on soybean yield, and they will also help users minimize the exposure of insect pests to Bt insect protection traits, slowing the development of Bt resistant insects.
View the webcast Manage volunteer corn in Roundup-Ready soybeans.
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