The Oregon Gymnastics Academy is always looking to add talented, driven individuals to our staff. OGA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote and motivate character, fitness, and health in the lives of our athletes, employees, and community through the sport of gymnastics. We pride ourselves in our ability to not only train great gymnasts, but great people. If your mission and goals align with ours, read through our current openings to find the position best fit for you.
We are currently accepting applications for part-time Summer Camp instructors. We happily provide a professional, comprehensive training program; so, while gymnastics experience is preferred, it is not required. We are happy to train talented individuals who are willing to learn the sport. Potential applicants should have a noticeable passion and enthusiasm for working with children, and a desire to grow within a goal-oriented, character building environment.
We happily provide a professional, comprehensive training program; so, while gymnastics experience is preferred, it is not required. We are happy to train talented individuals who are willing to learn the sport. Potential applicants should have a noticeable passion and enthusiasm for working with children, and a desire to grow within a goal-oriented, character building environment.
To be considered for this position, send your cover letter and resume to OGA's Recreational Programs Manager Libbi Rice.
We are always accepting applications for qualified part-time recreational preschool and school age gymnastics instructors. We happily provide a professional, comprehensive training program; so, while gymnastics experience is preferred, it is not required. We are happy to train talented individuals who are willing to learn the sport. Potential applicants should have a noticeable passion and enthusiasm for working with children, and a desire to grow within a goal-oriented, character building environment.
We are always accepting applications for a patient, nurturing, engaging, and creative instructor for our unique special needs gymnastics program. OGA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote and motivate character, fitness, and health in the lives of our athletes, employees, and community through the sport of gymnastics.
This opportunity is ideal for a college student/graduate with a special education, social work, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech language pathology, or early childhood education major. In addition to working with children, whose success stories will bring you great pride and joy, this position also includes extensive training and a supportive team environment.
To be considered for this position, please email your resume and cover letter to our All Star Program Manager, Leah Grant.
We are continually looking to strengthen our competitive coaching staff, and is always accepting applications for our Boys and Xcel Teams. Our competitive team philosophy centers around not only training great athletes, but great people. If your coaching philosophy aligns with ours, and you feel like you would be a good fit for the organization, please send your resume and cover letter to OGA's Competitive Program Manager, Nicholas Pudewell.
Additionally, OGA has current opportunities for Head Coach positions. For more information, or to apply for our Head Coach opening, please click here.


NEW BRITAIN — Eleven-year-old Ameka Dunn saw the home of her dreams on Connecticut Avenue while her mother was house hunting in the city earlier this year.
Picking out the single-family white house, located at 80 Connecticut Ave. on the city's east side, was an easy choice. But, Jones said, she could not have paid for it without the help from the city's Home Ownership Program, which is funded with federal Housing and Urban Development money and administered through the city's Department of Municipal Development.
Jones and her two children gave Mayor Erin Stewart and other city officials a tour of her "dream house," which has three rooms, a finished deck and a large yard.
Jones became the first recipient to receive funds via the program, which had been in hiatus for several years.
As part of the program, the city is giving Jones a down payment assistance of $20,000 in HUD funds. The program allows new homeowners who meet certain criteria to borrow up to 20 percent of the purchase price of the home and pay it back between 5-30 years, depending on the individual. Jones, a Dattco bus driver, will have 30 years to pay back her loan. Jones said her payments are less than $100 a month.
Jones, who closed on the house June 27 and moved in three days later, said, "Without the loan, I could not have gotten the house. It would have just been too much money." As it turned out, Jones had to put up only a $7,000 down payment to a local bank.
Criteria to be a part of the program include being a first-time home buyer; meeting HUD income guidelines; and attending and passing a first-time home buyers class.
Those interested in the program should call the Department of Municipal Development, located in City Hall, at (860) 826-3330 and ask for either Margaret Malinowski or Deborah Anderson.


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In refined grains, the bran and germ are stripped away, allowing for major nutrient loss. These are milled for a finer texture and longer shelf life. The refined product gets nutrients added after, to make up for the ones that are lost in processing. Many of these nutrients can't be replaced, leaving you with an inferior product without much nutritional value. Processed foods will not keep your blood sugar levels steady, which is why you will be hungry again soon after eating.
Whole foods are always preferable to processed foods and grains are no exception.
Wholegrain cereals are a rich source of many essential vitamins, minerals and micronutrients. Also, a good source of antioxidants that can help lower blood cholesterol levels.
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ARTICLE Japan
Origins Of The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past And Dragon Quest IV
By Aria . December 10, 2011 . 12:30pm
This 1989 discussion between Shigeru Miyamoto and Yuji Horii reveals never-before-seen details concerning the development of Dragon Quest IV and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. It also touches on each icon's respective views on the future of game design as well as their predictions for what gamers might see in the future. It was retrieved from Game Staff List Association Japan, a Japanese website that, among other things, aims to summarize, transcribe, and categorize interviews with video game developers. Let's introduce the participants!
The creator of a number of world-renowned video game franchises such as Mario, Zelda, and Donkey Kong joined Nintendo after graduating from the Kanazawa College of Art.
The man behind Dragon Quest got his start after placing in an Enix software contest he was covering as a freelance writer after graduating with a degree in literature from Waseda university.
The Discussion Begins
Horii: (producer of Dragon Quest IV) [Yukinobu] Chida's really on my case right now. [Laughs]
Miyamoto: This must be your busiest time.
H: I'm thinking I'll try to wrap things up within the next two months, though.
M: So, that must mean the game structure and everything has been decided on.
H: Yeah, that part's all done.
M: From what I've heard, you've been really messing with the structure in order to make IV.
H: I actually think that the game structure was perfected around the time DQIII came out. The series gradually made the shift from the single protagonist of Dragon Quest to the party of Dragon Quest III. We incorporated a variety of other elements as well. We could have just changed up the game's scenario, but that would have been boring. I wanted to make a leap forward with the game structure itself, rather than just having a different story. If the changes we make are too drastic, though, some players might reject them. In order to avoid that, I did multiple scenarios and made the game beatable due to the simplicity of its structure. I think the best course of action is to supplement what you have and add a few new things as well.
M: Is it true that the battles represent the most drastic divergence from DQIII?
H: The scenario and the battles, I'd say.
M: Do you go around collecting party members? Or are they all part of your team right from the beginning?
H: Haha, good question… There are 10 party members in all, however.
M: And how do they behave during battles? Is there a character who will just run away whenever he feels like it, for example?
H: They won't run away on you. There might be someone like that in the game, but your main battling force won't make a run for it. If they did, it wouldn't make for much of a story.
M: Does that mean the two supporting characters might run away? And if they do, they'll be gone forever?
H: Nah, I don't really want there to be anything in the game that can't be undone. For example, if there was a character that ran away and never came back, I have a feeling you'd be left regretting whatever you did to make that happen. "Oh, man! I made a huge mistake and then I accidentally saved my game!" That's not what I want. I think that, no matter what happens, you have to be allowed to undo it.
M: The protagonist is a hero, right?
H: That's right.
M: Does that mean that during the battles and stuff, players won't be able to do anything that's not heroic?
The Famicom board game Itadaki Street
H: I'm keeping that a secret. *laughing* We're developing a board game alongside DQIV that's going to fall into a completely different genre than anything you've seen before, so it's worthwhile for us to do something different.
M: I always have a backlog of four or five games, all being developed at the same time. I'm currently working on four Super Nintendo games, from relatively simplistic titles to huge productions. And that doesn't even cover all of it.
H: I heard that Zelda 3's going to be for the Super Nintendo. Have you already started working on it?
M: Yes, we're making progress, little by little.
H: What's it going to be like?
M: Basically, I intend to make a return to Zelda 1's style. This is something I've had in mind since even before we began making Zelda II: The Adventure of Link.
H: That's awesome.
M: Ever since I started making the first game in the series, I've been saying that the third Zelda will feature a party, one that consists of the protagonist, who's a mix between an elf and a fighter, a magic user, and a girl. The fairy that appeared in Adventure of Link was actually a party member designed for Zelda 3.
A girl who looked a little like a fairy and whose role consisted of reconnaissance. Like the characters in action games that don't engage enemies in combat but rather go and scout out the surroundings and return to you safely. It's also fun when action adventure games lets you choose who to send out. That's the sort of thing I'm thinking I'd like to put in Zelda 3.
I've never been too particular about the story in the games I've made in conjunction with (Earthbound creator) Shigesato Itoi. The stories of Mario and Zelda titles have always been supplemental to the actual gameplay. Action games only have stories attached to make the experience more interesting. Itoi is the one that writes the story, and I just help out a bit.
H: So, development is moving along?
M: We're more or less finished already. Now we just have to wait until release. But the factories won't make any copies for us.
H: Really? Even though you're producing it in-house?
M: They have to make a ton of copies of Dragon Quest. I'd like to wait until it comes out before releasing the game. Once Dragon Quest fever sets in, this year is done for. Curiously, staggering the releases affects the demand for the Super Nintendo.
H: How has it been, making your first RPG?
M: We started out developing it as an action game, primarily. We've been careful to maintain a high degree of originality, noting where we've copied something from another game, though not substantially, and where we've done something completely new. We're proud of ourselves for developing the game structure.
The game structure of RPG titles is already more or less settled upon, and an RPG overworld is something anyone can make. But that's all the more reason to ask yourself whether it's good enough to use the same template as everyone else and simply expand the story on top of that. That's where the challenge comes in. These days, there's a gap between players who prefer a solid story to having new features and players who prefer having new features to a solid story.
H: That's right, it's difficult to balance the two. Do you think you'd like to continue making RPGs in the future?
M: I hope to make a new game structure for people who can write scenarios like Shigesato Itoi can. Current game structures are being improved through the combination of elements from different game genres.
I want to break away from that a bit. I think it would be ideal if I were able to create a game structure that represented a turning point, much like the Famicom RPGs of old, for example. But more importantly, Mr. Horii… won't you consider developing for the Super Nintendo?
H: Well… I don't know…
M: You really ought to give it a shot!
H: Hmm, maybe. I don't really have too many ideas right now…
M: With the way things are now, you can't really express yourself, right? The Super Nintendo makes it easy. These days, it's far more straightforward to realize all the things you've wanted to do but haven't been able to. Game development has gotten much easier, in more ways than one.
Dragon Quest's password entry screen
H: I definitely feel that we're approaching the limits of the Famicom. There are certainly a lot of times during the creation process that I find myself worrying about what will happen if we do. If you were to ask me what I had trouble with while making Dragon Quest, it would have to be the Spell of Restoration. The amount of information we made the players memorize was relatively small, to an extent. It was bothersome, however, and I wasn't in favor of using the idea in Dragon Quest II, since it employed a party system. I said that we should at least have shorter passwords when there wasn't a lot of information to remember. [Laughs] Dragon Quest III made it possible to save your data, amongst other things. We were able to create a variety of characters who were able to change their occupations, for example.
M: I see what you mean. The Zelda games use disks, meaning players have always been able to save their progress. The Legend of Zelda and Dragon Quest hit the market around the same time. It's too bad that you had to resort to using a password back then.
H: I also struggled with memory limitations.
M: I was amazed by how much data you packed into Portopia.
H: Yeah, we were cutting excess data right up until the final stages of development, but there was still quite a bit left. We were 2 kilobytes over, around 2000 characters. We had exactly 1000 messages, so we started by cutting out all the suffixes. "This sentence doesn't need an object marker," we'd say. "This emphatic particle can go too!" [Laughs]
M: I've sometimes had to do the opposite. We had 2 bytes left over in Super Mario Bros., so I decided to put something else in the game in order not to waste them. [Laughs]
Read more stories about Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen & Interviews & The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past on Siliconera.
Miyamoto Asks Horii: Do You Think RPGs Will Become A Substitute For Novels?
Next Zelda Remake On 3DS Could Either Be Majora's Mask Or A Link to the Past
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters Of The Chosen Looks Like It's Moving To Smartphones Next
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen Arrives On iOS And Android

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Thankfully most things HAVE changed and women are no longer limited to the kitchen – unless WE WANT to be in the kitchen.
Unfortunately this is not entirely the case when it comes to middle-aged female entrepreneurs. The business world seems to have some definite ideas about if and how older women should engage in business.
I came across this article in "Fast Company". Some of the reported ideas will surprise you (as they surprised me), twice, since these misconceptions were expressed by members of Silicon Valley's business community.
Find out for yourself right here: "The Unique Challenges Of Being A Middle-Aged Woman Entrepreneur".


The story of Crimson Dawn began in the early 1930s, when founder Elizabeth Neal Forsling, a native Missourian with a knack for storytelling and a keen imagination, hosted a Midsummer's Eve party for her friends and their children.
Indeed, kids of all ages love visiting Crimson Dawn Park and Museum and hearing the curator's tales about the mythical creatures that have long romped among the trees: witches, elves, and other forest spirits.
Annually on June 21st, the park comes alive with Neal Forsling's story. Celebrate the Summer Solstice on Casper Mountain!
Crimson Dawn is a day use area only and is a great place to picnic in the summer.
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"An interesting new take on the story in the expert hands of a great writer." – Trash Mutant Through the ritual of Palimpsest, the sinister Sect of Anubis have gained immortality by drinking the blood of a human sacrifice forcefully chosen to host the spirit of an ancient Egyptian High Priestess. Now the latest host, Angel Kostenko, is lost, on the run, and fighting for her very life and soul against the Sect and a giant demon hound called Ammit. Heralding the rebirth of a Hammer legend and written by fan-favorite Peter Milligan (X-static, X-Force, Shade, the Changing Man, Hellblazer, and Batman). This album collects the Mummy: Palimpsest five-issue mini-series and includes a cover gallery and series of articles about the original Hammer Mummy films written by official Hammer historian Marcus Hearn.
The timeless horror icon excavated for a new series! Radical new take on The Mummy legend, written by comics royalty Peter Milligan (Shade)!


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Originally from the UK, I worked for over a decade as a musician and music director for musical theatre. I conducted shows in London's West End, toured extensively, and worked internationally with shows including Les Misérables, Hairspray, and Kinky Boots (as well as conducting the Grammy-nominated UK Cast Album). During that time I also composed music for theatre and several documentaries, and was made an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music in 2013 for outstanding contribution to the music industry.
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In 2017 I moved to Los Angeles to focus on songwriting and producing, and have since worked with many independent artists and songwriters both in the studio and onstage. My extensive experience as a live player alongside with my passion for the recording process helps me create work that combines the best of real instrumentation and studio wizardry, all in service of the song and the artist's vision.
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My passion is working in depth with artists and songwriters from beginning to end on a project. Whether that's co-writing from scratch or helping shape existing ideas, I love taking them all the way through to fully arranged, recorded, and mixed final creations, as well as onto the stage for a live audience.
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Eat This Book
Hungry for Scripture? Author Eugene Peterson is your nutritionist
Eugene Peterson
When was the last time you salted and peppered one of Paul's epistles, and cut into it with a steak knife? Have you ever tasted 1 Timothy, or chewed on a psalm?
If Seattle Pacific University alumnus Eugene Peterson '54 had his way, we'd all be feasting on Scripture. And we would take our time doing it, savoring every bite.
When the Apostle John encountered an angel reading the word of God, the angel interrupted him with instructions: "Eat this book." Peterson has accepted that challenge, and even made it the title of his new book — Eat This Book (Eerdmans, 2006). He urges Christians to consider the Bible's nourishing power. Zeal for Jesus is not enough, he says. We are spiritually malnourished because we are not reading the Bible properly (if we are reading it at all).
Despite the Reformation's embrace of the Bible as authoritative, today's Christians often demonstrate ignorance of how early Christians — even Christ himself — interpreted Scripture, says Peterson. Contemporary Christians tend to turn to the Bible for verses that can support their own particular opinions regarding ministry, morality, politics, or other subjects.
"We haven't recovered from the era of historical criticism," says Peterson. "From the middle of the 19th century up until the late 20th century, historical criticism dominated all of the schools and reduced Scripture to data and historical details. ... Most university and college students are taught the historical critical method, which means you are controlling the text. You decide what you're going to listen to, what's worthwhile, what's important, and what's true."
Good Bible readers, says Peterson, will be attentive, not just to the immediate context, but to the larger context of the whole Bible. He writes in Eat This Book, "Maybe it is because Scripture comes to us so authoritatively — God's word! — that we think all we can do is submit and obey. Submission and obedience are a large part of it, but first we have to listen. And listening requires listening to the way it is said (form) as well as to what is said (content)."
Drawing from many years of experience as a pastor and translator (he reads the Bible in Hebrew and Greek), Peterson highlights the rewards of meditating on Scripture. The Hebrew word for meditate is hagah — the same word used in Isaiah 31:4 to describe how a lion savors its prey. Peterson likens this to the way a dog "meditates" on a bone. Most Christians have sampled Scripture. But how many of us have meditated on both the Old and New Testaments, right down to the marrow?
The author of Eat This Book also penned the paraphrasing translation of the Bible simply titled The Message. The best seller, published by NavPress, has sold millions of copies worldwide. Read Peterson's account (published in the Summer 2002 Response) of how he came to write The Message.
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Embracing the Christian Story
SPU President Philip Eaton asks what would happen if the Bible were at the center of the learning enterprise.
Destination: Asia
SPU President Philip Eaton joined a historic delegation of U.S. university presidents that visited Asia.
Coffee as Change Agent?
Pura Vida employees, including several SPU alumni, engage the culture using a social-venture business model.
Dark Alphabet
Jennifer Maier, poet and SPU associate professor of English, receives a literary award for her first book.
National Tournament Returns
For the first time in 10 years, SPU hosts the USA Gymnastics Women's Collegiate Championship.
Undone by the Word
Response writer Kathy Henning shares her journey to know the Bible better.
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Class of 1973 alumna Jill Ingram introduces Response readers to "Pink Emperors."
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It never hurts to look...
Prince George, Virginia. This three-bedroom home, built in 1888, was the original light keeper's house on the James River. Renovated in 2009, the residence has a fireplace, hardwood floors, and an upper balcony with panoramic views.
The 1.1-acre property includes 730 feet of water frontage, a studio, and a dock with deep-water moorings.
Key Largo, Florida. This five-bedroom home looks out onto the Gulf of Mexico, which is internationally renowned for its fishing. Details include an elevator, terraces on each story, and a main-level open floor plan with a cathedral ceiling.
The 0.3-acre property has an infinity pool and a dock with two lifts.
Cumberland, Rhode Island. Built in 1964, this three-bedroom home sits along its own 30-acre pond. Details include a sunroom, a family room with a full bar, a master suite with two dressing rooms, and an Olympic indoor pool.
The property has a three-story chalet, a waterfall, and 54 wooded acres.
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. This four-bedroom house is in the historic Old Village neighborhood with direct access to Charleston Harbor. Features include a chef's kitchen, French doors, and an oversize master suite with dual dressing rooms, a fireplace, a sitting area, and access to the second-story porch.
A deep-water dock has a 754-foot walkway, a separate floating dock, and a boat lift.
Fairfield, Connecticut. Lying on the edge of Long Island Sound, the house called the Tackle Box has three bedrooms and direct access to the water. Features include an open floor plan, a fireplace, and an en suite master bedroom with a large soaking tub.
Stone jetties and local marinas provide opportunities to reel in striped bass, bluefish, fluke, and much more.
West Yellowstone, Montana. This three-level log home lies minutes from the trout-filled Madison River, known for its fly-fishing.
The cabin has a shake roof, southern exposure, a woodstove, and views of Yellowstone Park. Hebgen Lake, famed for its dry fly–fishing, is nearby.
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Presentation High School Grads Face Cameras, Allege School Leaders Did Nothing After Multiple Reports of Sexual Misconduct
By Vicky Nguyen, Michael Bott, Jeremy Carroll and and NBC Bay Area staff	• Published November 22, 2017 • Updated on January 8, 2019 at 7:20 pm
Two former Presentation High students on Wednesday spoke publicly for the first time about allegations of sexual misconduct by a teacher at the prestigious all-girls Catholic school in San Jose.
Kathryn Leehane and Cheryl Hodgin Marshall, who graduated in 1991, were accompanied by attorney Robert Allard at a Wednesday press conference to discuss the accusations, which date back nearly three decades.
Leehane first recounted being groped and shown a pornographic photo by her high school Spanish teacher in a recent essay published in the Washington Post, but has not spoken publicly about the allegations until now. She said she's doing so in an effort to make positive change at the school she still holds in high regard.
"Throughout all of this my biggest concern has been for the safety and welfare of those young women," Leehane said. "I love Presentation. It's a wonderful school and I want all of those women to thrive."
Hodgin Marshall, also speaking publicly for the first time, said her close friend "Jane" was molested by that same teacher in 1990.
Both women say they reported the incidents of sexual misconduct to trusted school leaders: Then principal Marian Stuckey and current principal Mary Miller who was vice principal in 1990.
Former Presentation High School students Cheryl Hodgin Marshall and Kathryn Leehane, along with attorney Bob Allard, discuss alleged sexual misconduct allegations by a teacher.
"I told a trusted teacher about the molestation who then spoke with Jane and in turn immediately reported it to the principal," Hodgin Marshall said. "Jane was called in to speak with the principal and afterward came to me in tears saying she did not feel that the principal believed her and that the principal suggested that Jane must have been dreaming it. We were both in disbelief and we didn't know what to think."
Hodgin Marshall said she and Jane heard nothing for approximately a month, so they went to Vice Principal Mary Miller.
"Once again we were in disbelief and in tears at the outcome," she said. "Not only did we not get any help, she dismissed both of us with stern warnings to be careful of what we say."
Miller, now the principal of the $20,000 per year private school, denied those claims. Stuckey did not respond to requests for comment but Presentation spokesperson Samantha LoCurto responded "absolutely not" regarding Hodgin Marshall's allegation that Stuckey told Jane she "must have been dreaming."
The accused teacher, John Fernandez, continued to teach at Presentation High School until he retired in 2004. He recently died of cancer in 2015.
"One thing has become alarmingly clear," Leehane said. "My abuse did not have to happen. The administration had notice going back to the mid-1980's that the teacher who abused me was a problem. The school had numerous opportunities to deal with him. Tragically, I was not his first -- or his last -- victim."
School principal Mary Miller continues to decline interview requests from NBC Bay Area. In a written statement released after Wednesday's press conference, Miller "strongly" disputed the claims made by Leehane, Hodgin Marshall, and Allard.
"For the attorney or others to suggest that at some point in the past PHS could have handled certain cases in a different manner is open to interpretation and is taken to heart," Miller wrote. "However, for anyone to suggest that PHS has in any manner covered up or condoned any instance of sexual abuse is an outright lie."
In the statement, Miller said the administration conducted an investigation into the allegations when they were first brought to the school's attention.
"PHS conducted an investigation more than 25 years ago into this matter as well as other claims made today. There is no new information provided by this personal injury attorney or the former students," Miller said in the statement. "Due to privacy and confidentiality, we cannot disclose the details or outcomes of our investigations; we sincerely wish that we could reveal more information. Each case described today was investigated and action taken based upon the information provided to the school at the time."
But NBC Bay Area learned Wednesday that investigation did not include informing authorities.
In an email Wednesday, a spokesperson for the school confirmed what Leehane and Hodgin Marshall said they suspected all along: the allegations were never reported to police or Child Protective Services.
Leehane contacted the San Jose Police Department herself in 1996. Leehane said the officer did a thorough job investigating her accusations, but because years had passed since the alleged abuse, there wasn't much the police could do.
"What we can tell you is that prior to the report that was made to law enforcement, Presentation has not been provided with sufficient information with which to form a reasonable suspicion of childhood sexual abuse," PHS spokesperson Samantha LoCurto wrote. "The school did not report the matter to CPS or police."
Last Wednesday, the Presentation High School board sent a letter to parents defending Miller. The board in the letter said the administration satisfied its due diligence in the investigative process.
Read the full letter from the Presentation High board
Requests to speak with Miller were declined by Presentation High School.
"There were active attempts on behalf of this administration to suppress the sharing of information about crimes which were committed on this campus," attorney Robert Allard said.
"If you have a reasonable suspicion that a sex crime has occurred, the law tells you you must call the police and report it. You're not to investigate it. You're not to ask the victim questions. You're not to ask the teacher questions. Your job is to report and apparently that message got lost in translation with this administration."
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At Wednesday's press conference, Leehane also shared responses to letters she wrote in college to Principal Miller. She says she decided to report Fernandez's actions only after learning about her classmate's alleged abuse by the same teacher.
Leehane said the administration never responded to her first letter, and only replied to a second letter after she sent copies to several other teachers.
In a response to Leehane, Miller wrote back, saying in part:
"As I said before, the welfare of the students is my number one concern. But I am also concerned with the welfare and reputation of our faculty members. John [Fernandez] needs to know what you are accusing him of so he has the opportunity to respond. I would appreciate that any further correspondence regarding this matter be directed to me only."
In addition to holding Wednesday's press conference, Allard said he recently sent a letter to the Presentation board demanding a public reckoning by the administration, an apology, and a commitment to train its staff.
However, after reading Miller's Wednesday statement about the press conference, Allard wrote to NBC Bay Area saying his team may have to reconvene after the holiday to "develop alternative courses of action.
"Most regrettably, the current administration at Presentation has chosen, in response to our public comments made today, to engage in personal attacks and deflect attention away from the sole issue raised, specifically, the school's repeated failure to appropriately address reported incidents of sexual misconduct involving its staff. Since the allegations as described are indefensible, the more appropriate response would have been to, as requested, acknowledge past failures, apologize and enthusiastically commit to making a safer child protection system so that all involved can move forward in a productive direction. The school's response, however, make it clear that these demands will never be met and that it will continue to hide behind alleged "confidentiality" as opposed to making any attempt to justify its actions."
Although Leehane and Hodgin Marshall were the only Presentation graduates to share their stories Wednesday, Allard said his team is in the process of investigating claims of sexual misconduct by other alums. He said the allegations go well beyond John Fernandez.
Earlier this month, Presentation put two current teachers on leave while the school and police conduct an investigation into allegations of inappropriate behavior against them.
Multiple sources who spoke to NBC Bay Area's Investigative Unit say the allegations against one of those teachers occurred earlier this year.
NBC Bay Area obtained an email sent to Principal Miller by a Presentation staff member in March that stated the staff member witnessed "disturbing behavior" by a male teacher.
In that email, the staffer said she was concerned the teacher was acting inappropriately with a current student.
"Many of the girls came up to me during the tournament and told me various times that they found [him] creepy and didn't like how he talked to them or treated them," the staff member wrote. "A few of them mentioned times where he had inappropriately touched their hair or made them feel uncomfortable."
That email was written in March of this year, more than seven months before he was eventually put on leave.
San Jose police say they are investigating accusations against various teachers, both past and present. They encourage any potential victims or anyone with information to come forward.
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Michael Kleen is an author, raconteur, and occasional traveler. He has a M.A. in History and M.S. in Education. He enjoys studying military history, folklore, and philosophy.
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Stanley Theatre
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The Stanley Theatre, 261 Genesee Street in Utica, New York, was built in 1928 as a "movie palace" and seats 2,963. It was designed by Thomas W. Lamb in a unique Mexican Baroque style, with terra cotta and tiled mosaics. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 and today functions as a performing arts center.
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McDonald's Franchise Museum (demolished)
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I grew up in Des Plaines, Illinois, so when a movie about Ray Kroc called The Founder (2016) came out, I'll admit I watched eagerly for any mention of my former hometown. Ray Kroc was born in Oak Park, Illinois and he opened his first McDonald's franchise on Lee Street in Des Plaines in 1955.
I passed by the McDonald's museum hundreds of times, but never visited (it was actually a replica built in 1985). Unfortunately, by the time the movie came out, the museum had closed and was slated for demolition. When I visited a few years ago, the old sign and part of the arches had already been removed. Demolition was completed in August 2018.
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Flames on the Mohawk
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Tracing Revolutionary War battles in New York's Mohawk River Valley.
During the Revolutionary War, the Mohawk Valley in central New York was the scene of brutal fighting between patriots committed to American independence and loyalists committed to remaining under the British Crown. Many settlements and homesteads were raided and burned. Stone houses became "forts" where civilians and militia would take shelter during these attacks. You can still visit the sites of these battles and skirmishes today, though several are marked only with a small sign.
Siege of Fort Stanwix
The Siege of Fort Stanwix is among the most well-known Revolutionary War battles in the Mohawk Valley. British General John Stanwix ordered construction of this fort in the summer of 1758 to guard a portage connecting the Mohawk River and Wood Creek. Colonial troops under the command of Colonel Elias Dayton occupied and repaired the fort in July 1776 and renamed it Fort Schuyler. British forces besieged it from August 2-22, 1777, but were demoralized by a colonial raid on their camp and withdrew. It burned down in 1781.
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Madame Oar's
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Sign for Madame Oar's and Tzer's Gentlemen's Club, 84 Court Street (U.S. Route 11) in Binghamton, New York. In Rocket Center, which features a neat Raygun Gothic sign. Madame Oar's promises "…Heaven on Route 11" … Somehow I doubt that.
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Stories in Stone: Capt. Richard McRae
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The "Cockade Monument" in Blandford Cemetery, 319 South Crater Road in Petersburg, Virginia, is dedicated to Capt. Richard McRae (1787-1854), commander of the Petersburg Volunteers during the War of 1812. The Volunteers fought on the Canadian frontier and helped defend Fort Meigs. They conducted a sortie against a British battery on May 5, 1813, but Capt. McRae, who was sick, did not participate. The Volunteers wore distinctive red, white, and blue ribbons, or cockades, on their hats, leading President James Madison to call Petersburg the "Cockade City".
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Who Murdered Amy Warner?
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The following is an excerpt from my book Tales of Coles County, a collection of history, folklore, and true crime from one of the most interesting counties in Illinois. Order it in paperback or Kindle today.
At approximately 10:20 a.m. on Tuesday, June 29, 1999, a friend of 23-year-old Amy Denise Warner became concerned that he hadn't seen or heard from her since the previous day. He went to her home at 17 7th Street in Charleston, just north of Jefferson Elementary School. There he found Amy, a single mother and a manager at Elder-Beerman in the Cross County Mall in Mattoon, lying half-way on her couch in the living room, blood covering the floor.
Her two children, a 4-year-old girl and 7-month-old boy, were home but not physically harmed. Investigators said there was no sign of forced entry. Amy died from a stab-wound to her neck, and she had defensive wounds on her hands. Investigators estimated her time of death at around 12 hours before her body was discovered.
Amy, a 1993 graduate of Charleston High School, was well-liked, an avid reader, and quick to smile and laugh. She worked tirelessly to provide for her children. Who would do this to her, and why? Her friends and family, and the broader community, struggled to make sense of the senseless brutality.
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De Montcalm's Men
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Reenactors dressed as French soldiers at Fort Ticonderoga, 102 Fort Ti Rd, in Ticonderoga, New York. French engineer Michel Chartier de Lotbinière, Marquis de Lotbinière constructed the fort between 1755 and 1757 during the French and Indian War. It was originally called Fort Carillon.
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Mouse on the Keys release new album "Tres"
I had a chance to meet with Mouse on the Keys drummer, Akira Kawasaki, in a Tokyo cafe leading up to the release of the band's newest album, Tres.
With excitement building from the release of the singles "Time (feat. Mario Camarena of CHON)" and "Stars Down (feat. Dominique Fils-Aime)," it was hard to keep face and not show how much of a die-hard fan I am.
Tres, with its balanced and captivating beginning-to-end flow, did not disappoint. It feels strategically pieced together, making it a pleasure to listen through again and again. Overall, it provides a relaxed and hypnotic wave over you that elicits a ponderous chill-out mood.
This ability that songs like "Pulse (feat. Dominique Fils-Aime)" have takes you away from that packed train journey and out of the world, so you can look back in and think, "It's not all bad".
With Tres, it seems trivial to attempt to label its sound. The concept of the album combined with the musicianship of Mouse on the Keys and the featured artists is so professional that it lends itself to being respected and enjoyed solely as an artform built from mathematically justified foundations, much like architecture.
It's clear the conception of this album and each of its songs had very clear goals. Just like how the song "The Prophecy" was originally written and released for acclaimed Japanese architect Tadao Ando to be used at his exhibition Endeavors. It was made to be paired with art. "Time" proved that Mouse on the Keys could adapt to a new sound otherwise unheard of in their repertoire.
5 out 10 songs include a featured artist showing that Mouse on the Keys aren't afraid to evolve. For example, this is the first album that features vocals, which are beautifully sung on the tracks "Stars Down" and "Pulse" by 40s and 60s inspired soul singer Dominique Fils-Aime.
Advice and influences that the band has come across in their last few years of activity has given them focus, like most musicians, to rise to a new level that will gain respect of a wider audience pushing their exposure more into the global eye.
According to Akira, while on tour Brian Eno showed up to one of their shows and expressed how much he enjoyed their music. This praise influenced the decision to hold back on super technical elements and complicated time signatures and focus on the the overall ambience of the music.
As a result, Tres feels fuller in comparison to their earlier work. A lot of care has gone into controlling the ambient sounds sitting deep in the mix. It's really a case of less is more. However, as a sacrifice across most of the album we lose the speedy machine-like drumming found in songs like "Leviathan" from their earlier album The Flowers of Romance.
I feel that element is something they should brag about and keep as part of their unique identity. Becuase of its loss, Tres is a lot softer than previous work. This could just be part of their evolution into something mightier, though.
For me, "Phases" is my favourite track. It shifts through moods and parts seamlessly, building with lots of subtle layers allowing you float around and explore them on each and every listen. Is this the start of Mouse on the Keys' climb to the next level in their evolution?
[Tres] feels strategically pieced together, making it a pleasure to listen through again and again.
All in all, this new album from Mouse on the Keys is pleasing, different and well-constructed. It's hard not to find something you like within its 10 songs. Play it to your friends. Play it to your mum. Play it to your dog.
Released 23rd of May internationally on Topshelf Records and produced through their own label Fractec, a limited print half coke bottle clear and half Silver 12" LP is available for pre-order and will ship in July. Only 500 copies will be printed certainly making it a special purchase.
If you are lucky enough to be in Japan in June this year, they are playing three shows dedicated to the release of this album in Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka.


Cyanotype is a beautiful old process from the 1840's that was originally used by architects to transfer drawings. I paint a light sensitive emulsion onto fabric and take plants and feathers that I find and lay them on top of the fabric in the sun to create lovely images. Once the fabric is dry, I turn the sun prints into earrings, necklaces and pins.


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Wisconsin Lutheran College prof named to Thrivent Fellows Program
Erik P. Ankerberg, Ph.D., recently was named to the Thrivent Fellows Program, a rigorous 12-month executive development fellowship for the purpose of growing the leadership capacity of the colleges and universities of the Lutheran Church. Ankerberg serves as an associate professor of English at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee.
Sponsored by the Lutheran Educational Conference of North America, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, the Concordia University System of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, and the Congregational and Synodical Mission of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the Fellows Program is designed to identify, encourage, develop, and equip high-capacity senior leaders for leadership roles in Lutheran colleges and universities.
Candidates are selected based on their dedication to the mission and distinctiveness of Lutheran colleges, seminaries and universities, a strong record of service to these institutions, a clear potential for top-level leadership, and on their vocational calls to lead these important institutions.
Through intensive retreats and seminars, Fellows gain increased knowledge and understanding of Lutheran traditions and values, stronger awareness of their own leadership capacities, thorough knowledge of key management and financial issues in these complex enterprises, discernment of personal and professional goals that will equip them to fulfill their callings, a plan for professional growth, and an expanded network of relationships with other Lutheran higher education leaders.
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It is important to remember that change is difficult—especially when it involves relocating one's life and possessions. But it is best if good communication begins early on, before a decision is forced by circumstances or illness.
Children often say that their parents won't discuss matters or accept that they might need additional care, and seniors say that their children can't face seeing them age and becoming dependent. Often at least one if not both parties are afraid to broach the subject of later-life living, even though fears and concerns occupy their thoughts.
The reality is that talking about bringing in extra care or transitioning to retirement living ranks among one of the more difficult conversations to have with someone you care about. But not talking doesn't make the problem or your concerns go away. Discussing the subject (if all involved are open to it) can create a sense of relief for both parties. Often we assume certain things based on our own fears, rather than on actual knowledge. The only way to attempt to make things better is to begin discussions with your loved one.
Talking about transitions early on will give you the opportunity to get a sense of what your parent or loved one wants without them questioning your motivation (e.g., if this is raised when the person is already in failing health, they might perceive it as an attempt by their children/caregivers to institutionalize them, rather than as concern for their future safety and health). Using examples, referring to someone you or they know who did not have the foresight to plan ahead, might be a safe starting point to begin a conversation. If your loved one refuses to discuss moving to another setting then the task will be more difficult, and the issue might need to be approached from a different perspective or with the help of other trusted friends, relatives or medical personnel, especially if health or safety issues become evident.
When exploring issues and concerns, keep in mind that a competent person has the right to live at risk if they so desire, as hard as it might be to witness. No decision for placement of any kind can or should be made without the consent and knowledge of the person involved, if they are competent.
It is important to listen and be supportive. Moving out of one's home can be a very frightening experience, and both the caregiver and senior can experience a range of emotions throughout the process. Here are some useful steps to take.
These might be related to obtaining extra care or the possibility of moving. Stress the fact that when you start talking about the topic early, there are far more choices available.
If possible, find out about the available options and costs before you raise your concerns. Present options thoughtfully and focus on what you see as the greatest need at the present time. During the discussion, try to stay focused and concentrate on what the senior—not the family—needs and wants.
It is important to point out that if a person's wishes are not known, then the options will be far more limited in the event of a rapid health decline.
Be honest with each other and problem-solve together. Team work is often a good way to relieve some of the stress for all parties. Involve important and trusted family members in the process to assist with both emotional support and practical tasks. For most of us, there is truly "no place like home" so, if at all possible, you should first look at options to facilitate your loved one remaining in their own home, albeit with additional support, for as long as possible. If these options have been explored first, it sometimes makes it easier for the senior to accept the possibility of moving into a care home.
If relocation is the ultimate decision, this might involve selling the family home and many of the possessions in it. It is important to stress that moving will not erase the memories of your loved one's life that are connected to the house or its contents. Allow the search for a new home to be a co-operative process. Involve your loved one in the decision-making as much as possible so that they feel in control of their own life and future.
Before you start looking for a new home, take the time to understand your/their budget so you know what is affordable. Pinpoint your preferred location—an area where relatives can visit often and without difficulty and, if able, your loved one will feel comfortable going out in the neighbourhood. Together, make a wish-list of what your loved one wants their new home to be like, and discuss which items are definitely required and which might be open to compromise.
Work with your loved one to compose a list of questions to ask while you tour places together. Make a list of the "pros and cons" of each place to help decide which would best meet their needs. If possible, encourage a trial stay in the prospective residence before finalizing plans for moving. Talk to people you or your loved one knows who have been through this process already. They might have some valuable suggestions on how to find the perfect home, and how you and your loved one can adjust to the new surroundings.
Family support throughout the process is of paramount importance. To decrease anxiety, make a list of tasks. Help your loved one to decide what possessions to take with them and how to dispose of those that can't be accommodated. Keep in mind that sorting through a lifetime of possessions and memories can be an overwhelming experience.
Focus on keeping furniture that will easily fit into a small space, but will make your loved one feel at home.
• Pack, arrange for storage and movers, organize change of address notifications, be present on the day of the move and, if wanted, stay to help your loved one to decorate their room and settle in.
• Ensure the suite is cleaned and in good working order before the furniture is in.
• Spend your first few visits exploring and becoming familiar with the new neighbourhood together.
• Ask the home's administrator if they can match your loved one with a current resident with similar interests who can help them with learning the routine and adjusting to their new surroundings.
• Recognize that there will be an adjustment period.
• Get to know the staff and how they navigate their system.
Many people worry that once they are in a retirement home, their family will not visit them. Sometimes the only way to reassure them is by continuing to visit or to take them out as much as possible.
Allow your loved one to talk about their feelings with you; don't avoid "uncomfortable" discussions. Listen and don't fear talking about the past but, if negative or depressed feelings persist for a prolonged period of time after the move, in either you or your loved one, then consider seeking support or counselling from a trained professional.
Esther Goldstein's 12 years of work as a hospital social worker in Toronto have led her to develop an interest in, and understanding of, the retirement home sector. Esther works full-time on the annual "Comprehensive Guide to Retirement Living" and its affiliated website, senioropolis.com.


Weakness, numbness, or tingling of the extremities in either feet or hands are clear warning signs of lower back trouble and indications that you should be seeing a doctor. Lower back pain is a common ailment among many today, being the effect of prolonged sitting or driving. The advantage of consulting a chiropractor for lower back pain is that the focus stays on manual therapy that treats the nervous system and/or the musculoskeletal system. Chiropractors work on a combination of spinal manipulation and mobilization techniques to restore lower back function and reduce stress on the nerves. Studies show that the manual therapies employed by a chiropractor for lower back pain are generally more effective than conventional medicine. In the long term, patients who have opted to go with chiropractic experience a much faster return to a normal way of life.
The popularity of chiropractic as an alternative medicine has seen a surge in recent times, largely because chiropractic focuses on the treatment of the underlying cause of pain and not the symptoms. People prefer seeing a chiropractor for lower back pain because the chiropractor looks at improving the overall health of a patient thus reducing the risk of occurrence of pain altogether. Chiropractors consider all aspects of a patient's health, including diet and exercise regimens, and prescribe a treatment plan that is tailored to the specific needs of a particular patient, which has a much higher success rate than that of conventional medicine. It is no wonder then that patients are turning to chiropractors for this non-invasive yet highly effective form of medicinal therapy for a reduction in or elimination of their painful condition.
At your first visit with a chiropractor for lower back pain, you can expect to be asked about your symptoms, medical history, pain and other aspects. Before a treatment plan can be arrived at, a thorough chiropractic exam is usually conducted, which can involve blood pressure tests and tests to ascertain muscle tone and strength. In extreme cases, the chiropractor may also ask for an X-ray or an MRI to be conducted. Based on the findings obtained from the combination of all these examinations and tests, the chiropractor establishes a diagnosis and sets goals and derives a chiropractic treatment plan tailored to the individual patient's tolerance levels to activity, diet, and levels of pain.
Treatment plans set out by a chiropractor can involve soft tissue healing, exercises such as stretching, possible diet regulations, massages by a registered massage therapist and patient education on ergonomics. The science behind chiropractic medicine is simple: by focusing on all aspects of a patient's health, a chiropractor not only brings immediate relief, but also prevents future health issues; and that is the best reason to visit a chiropractor today.
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Humans.net has officially launched its peer-to-peer, blockchain-based freelancer marketplace, following a US$10 million seed funding round and a successful trial run in the US that attracted 200,000 users. Humans.net aims to streamline and improve the process of searching for and hiring freelancers by eliminating middlemen and instead, leveraging blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to offer a freelancer platform featuring an immutable reputation-based scoring system.
In the wake of digital transformation, HR function has adopted several new technologies—cloud, virtual reality, mobile applications and AI led tools to attract and retain quality talent, foster a learning environment, embed advanced analytics and derive benefits from social media.Blockchain technology is also being explored for suitable applications in the HR domain.
Blockchain technology is built around blocks of records containing an encrypted record of the most recent network-validated operations, as well as of all the operations contained in all previous blocks. This eliminates the need for creating multiple individual ledgers and having a central authority for approval as the participants in the network would have identical copies of the records that are encrypted.
A company says it has created the first decentralized machine learning platform on the blockchain – giving organizations of all sizes the ability to discover new patterns in their data, predict when sales are going to be made, and increase clickthrough rates from customers.
GNY's founder and chief R&D officer Richard Jarritt explained: "It was one of our aims to push forward with blockchain thinking – away from thinking as a rigid structure of linear events. What could you do if you brought programing software ability on chain?" As a result, the team has produced a technology that could analyze secure data in real time and adapt to an individual's behavior as it progresses and changes.


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Frankie Muniz Takes on 2023 ARCA Menards Series Championship in Rette Jones Racing No. 30 Ford Mustang
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Global television, film star and professional motorsports athlete, Frankie Muniz, today announced that he will race the No. 30 Ford Mustang for Rette Jones Racing and compete for the ARCA Menards Series championship beginning at Daytona (Fla.) International Speedway on Feb. 18, 2023.
"It's with the utmost excitement, optimism and gratitude that I'm joining Rette Jones Racing for the full ARCA Menards Series schedule this year," said Muniz.
"Ever since childhood, it's been my dream to pursue racing in NASCAR, and it was important for me to partner with a team that aligned with my long-term objectives and vision while providing every opportunity imaginable to grow mentally and physically as a full-time race car driver.
"I look forward to not only demonstrating my ability on the track and just how serious how I am in progressing in my racing career, but also showing my son and family what it is to chase your dreams and re-invent yourself."
The much-celebrated actor of "Malcolm in the Middle," "Agent Cody Banks" and "Dancing with the Stars" fame, among other notable projects in the entertainment world, was engaged in months of discussions with various stakeholders across the NASCAR world in advance of signing with the team co-owned by Motorsports veteran Terry Jones and former ARCA championship crew chief Mark Rette.
"We are very excited to welcome Frankie Muniz to the Rette Jones Racing family for the full 2023 ARCA Menards Series schedule," offered Rette. "Over the years, we've prided ourselves on working with new drivers who have quickly adapted to the diversity of the ARCA Menards Series and without a doubt, we believe Frankie can do the same."
"It is not going to be easy, and there will be a learning curve – but with his passion, focus and commitment along with the capabilities of our team, we believe we are going to put him in a position to contend for multiple wins in 2023.
"Furthermore, we're excited that, because of Frankie's profile, new audiences and fans will be introduced to the sport and Rette Jones Racing."
Jones, a former competitor in the ARCA Menards Series shares the same enthusiasm as Rette about Muniz's outlook for 2023.
"2023 is set up to be one of the most memorable seasons for Rette Jones Racing since our inception in 2016," he said. "Without a doubt, we believe in Frankie's ability and commitment and with Mark's leadership we believe that he will quickly adapt on track and contend for a championship in his rookie season."
For the 2023 ARCA season, Rette Jones Racing will continue its longtime partnership with Ford Performance but upgrade its fleet to include the Ford Mustang beginning at Daytona.
"Ford is pleased to welcome Frankie Muniz to our performance family. Frankie is not only a successful actor but also a skilled and enthusiastic racer," commented Mark Rushbrook, global director, Ford Performance Motorsports.
"He is dedicated to continue growing as a professional stock car racer, and we believe he will make a valuable contribution to the ARCA program at Rette Jones Racing."
Teams of the ARCA Menards Series are gearing up for the yearly preseason test at Daytona International Speedway this weekend. Muniz will address the media on Friday, Jan. 13, 2023, from noon to 1:00 p.m. Eastern via video teleconference.
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When someone is worried, here are some sentences you might need to say.
"Stop worrying. It's only making you feel worse."
"You should try to think positive. Worrying is not going to help you."
"Don't worry about the planning. I'll take care of it."
"Don't worry about the money. I already took care of it."
"I'm sure you passed the test. Don't worry about it."
"You had a high GPA and you did well on your test. Don't worry about getting into school. I'm sure all of them will accept you."
"You're over reacting. The situation is not that bad. I don't think you should be worried at all."
"Worrying is not going to help your situation. Let's think of a step by step plan that will help your financial problem."
"The hardest part of your situation is that you can't do anything about it. I hope everything works out."
"Everything happens for a reason. I'm sure something good will come out of all this."


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Tom Cruise Shares First Photo From 'Top Gun' Sequel And It'll Give You The Need For Speed
By Tanya | Jun 01, 2018
When you got onto the highway to the danger zone back in 1986, you probably didn't think that you would ever do it again right? Well, buckle up because Tom Cruise's sequel is not only happening, but it's happening right now.
That's right, the sequel to the 1986 classic Top Gun has officially started filming and people are super excited.
Cruise first announced the sequel on an Australian talk show after speculations about a Top Gun 2 had been circling for years.
It was all the way back in 2016 when producer Jerry Bruckheimer revealed he was meeting with Cruise to discuss the possibility, so by the time Cruise announced it in 2017 we were all a little shocked.
"It's true, it's true. I'm going to start filming it probably in the next year. It's happening, it's definitely happening."
Even Val Kilmer was excited about the sequel. He has been battling cancer for the last few years, but as soon as he heard the news he sent out a picture of him wearing a Top Gun shirt saying that he's "still got it".
However, we don't know whether or not Cruise decided to bring back because the cast list of the sequel has not been released yet.
What we do know is the title: Top Gun: Maverick
It is set to release in just over a year, on July 12th, 2019, so it makes sense that filming would start soon. I mean, I figured we would know more about the cast or the plot before the movie started filming, but instead we were all surprised by the image that Tom Cruise shared.
The picture was accompanied by the simple caption "#Day1" so it seems like he's ready to get started.
Not only is he excited to be back, but fans seem to be thrilled about it.
On person tweeted "OMG my 80s self is sooooooo excited!"
Others are quoting the movie, saying "'You can be my wing-man anytime' I can't wait to watch!"
Another fan said "Once again [Tom Cruise] posts a single image and my film fanatic brain goes into emotional overdrive! [Top Gun] is one of my all time favorite films and I'm so excited to see where they'll go with the sequel!
"Words can't even begin to describe how excited this makes me. I have loved [Top Gun] my whole life. I may actually cry. I absolutely HAVE to see the Top Gun sequel in theaters. I've been waiting for a sequel my entire life so far."
But what is the movie actually about?
The director of the movie is going to be Joseph Kosinski who previously worked with Cruise on the movie Oblivion, and he revealed a little hint of what the plots actually is focusing on.
"The navy is very different now than it was in 1986. Back then, they hadn't been in any war for 15 or 20 years at that point. The tone of that movie and what those guys were doing was very different.
"Now, here in 2017, the Navy's been at war for 20 years. It's just a different world now, so you can't remake the first movie.
"That being said, I certainly want to recreate the experience of that movie, which gives you a front-seat into the world of Naval aviation and what it's like to be in a fighter jet. The approach is going to be appropriate for the times we live in."
As for Tom Cruise, he guaranteed that one very important thing will be back:
"Aviators are back, the need for speed. We're going to have big, fast machines. It's going to be a competition film, like the first one…but a progression for Maverick."
Are you excited for the sequel?
It feels like this has been in progress for so long now, it's nice that it's finally getting going.
Source - The Hollywood Reporter / CNN
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Macaulay Culkin Clears Up Some Confusion About The 'Home Alone' Recreation
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When that amazing new Google Assistant ad dropped yesterday starring Macaulay Culkin recreating all of the iconic scenes from the 1990 classic Home Alone, People absolutely lost their minds. But here's the thing, you watch it once and you're like, "Oh wow, that's hilarious!" But if you watch it a second time, you'll see that they really went all out to recreate it shot for shot. Honestly, it's almost creepy how well they did. Whether he's jumping on the bed:20th Century Fox / YouTube - GoogleUsing his aftershave:20th Century Fox / YouTube - GoogleTrimming the tree:20th Century Fox / YouTube
Macaulay Culkin Is Back As Kevin From 'Home Alone' And It's Actually Amazing
It's Christmas time, and you know what that means! It's time to watch a family abandon their son in their home and not even call anyone to go take care of him while he fends off burglars and makes an enormous mess of their house! That's right, every year we all gather around the TV and watch Home Alone for the millionth time, enjoying the hilarious antics that young Kevin McCallister gets into. Macaulay Culkin's portrayal of the character is what made the movie work, well, that and the fact that the 'Wet Bandits' were pretty funny. Culkin made a
A Behind-The-Scenes Look At The New Aladdin Is Here And At Least One Of Our Wishes Was Granted
We've been waiting patiently, okay mostly patiently, since Disney announced that Aladdin was being remade. The cartoon remains one of the most iconic movies of all time, and the fact that they were going to try and bring it to life with real humans instead of the animated versions was kind of concerning. We saw the first trailer a while ago, but the only character we actually saw up close was Aladdin himself. We didn't see how the Genie looked, or Jasmine, or any of the other characters. But now, Entertainment Weekly has given us all the first look at
The First Look Of The New Sonic Movie Is Here And People Just Spilled Their Rings
We've seen these video game movies come and we've seen them go, but how often have they actually succeeded? Not a lot, right? Well, whether it's the best idea or not, the powers that be have decided to bring one of the most iconic video game characters to the big screen once again. Sonic the Hedgehog has his very own movie coming out next November with Ben Schwartz voicing him, but now that the first poster is here, everyone is talking. Now, the thing is, the poster that everyone has seen isn't even a real look at the design. It's


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At our sportsmans club we just had our reelections and nobody wants to take the vice presidenSpot. We have one board member we have not asked but if he declines what do we do? The resolution could not be found in roberts rules of order.
If you cannot get someone to fill this office then it remains vacant. The members need to understand that this could put the club in a precarious situation if the President resigns. However, if no one wants to serve as VP take a good look at why they don't want to serve. Could there be too many duties with this office? If so, I suggest making changes so that members will want to serve.


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Michael « Mike » McKone est dessinateur britannique de comics.

Biographie

En 1989, il commence sa carrière chez DC Comics avec notamment Justice League of America et Justice League International. De 1992, il dessine également pour la concurrence avec des aventures du Punisher pour Marvel Comics. En 2002, avec le scénariste Judd Winick, il lance la série Exiles de Marvel. L'année suivante, avec le scénariste Geoff Johns, il relance le titre Teen Titans de DC. Chez Marvel Comics, en 2008, il rejoint les artistes qui travaille sur Brand New Day, aventures du super-héros Spider-Man. Deux ans plus tard, avec le scénariste Christos Gage, il lance la série Avengers Academy de Marvel. Cette série aborde le problème de la formation de jeunes surhumains qui pourrait devenir des menaces s'ils ne sont pas correctement encadrés. Le dessinateur a l'opportunité  de créer de nouveaux personnages avec l'auteur Christos Gage qui lui laisse beaucoup de liberté concernant leur aspect.

Pour Marvel Comics, en 2011, Mike McKone dessine la mini-série Fear Itself: Spider-Man pour le crossover Fear Itself. Dans une interview pour Comic Book Resources, le scénariste Christ Yost déclare . En 2012, il travaille sur le titre Marvel Uncanny X-Force. L'année suivante, il lance avec le scénariste canadien Jeff Lemire la série Justice League of Canada pour DC Comics.

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie

Liens externes

Dessinateur britannique de bande dessinée


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Ron Rifkin - é um ator e diretor norte-americano que participa de inúmeras séries de televisão.

Ele participou da série americana Alias como o dúbio Arvin Sloane e na série Brothers & Sisters como Saul Holden, o tio da família Walker recém assumido homossexual.

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The Journey Of Radha Kishen Kaul (Karihaloo)
On January 31, 2012, at 4:38 P.M., the journey of Radha Kishen Kaul (Karihaloo) came to an end at Willow Glen Nursing Home, San Jose, California. He was in a state of declining health since 2001. He was 84.
Baitoth, as we fondly called him, was born on April 13, 1927 at Namachbal, Fateh Kadal, to Late Dama and Devmaal Kaul (Karihaloo).The Karihaloo clan of six brothers and their families, supported by an army of servants, must have developed in him the instincts and skills of survival, which he later must have used all his life with finesse. Also, being one in a large group of siblings and cousins must have made him competitive and an attention-seeker.
After regular schooling in Srinagar, the bulk of his family and he moved to Shimla, Punjab (now Himachal Pradesh). There he began the Werther period of his life. He was sensitive, thoughtful, morose, and solitary. During this interlude I visited him in Kothgarh, a few hours from Shimla in bus, where he was working. The two of us, somewhat similar at that stage of our lives, bonded invisibly.
Baitoth graduated from Punjab University in 1950 and joined Sate Bank Of India in Shimla in1951. On October 10, 1952 he married Shanta Shangloo of Kralkhud (near Habba Kadal), in Srinagar, through the marriage brokering by my mother, Arunaji. In 1954 he moved to Kashmir for good and lived in the family premises at Mandir Bagh. In 1956 his family moved to Lambert Lane (near The Bundh).
His marriage and move to Lambert Lane ushered an entirely new phase in Baioth's life, and more significantly gave birth to a new Baitoth. He became more social, hard-working, and worldly than ever before. He kept long hours at his work and dreamt of property ownership and high-end networking. He launched the construction of a new house at 446 Jawahar Nagar in 1959. During the construction, at times, he lived in the construction tent, but without missing a day of his work. His consistent hard work at his employment accrued a steady growth in his position. His social life continued to grow, to the extent that Lambert Lane became a hub of the Karihaloo family and even touched the clan. The family expanded with the arrival of three children: Vinay, Promila, and Rashmi. His adrenaline then must have been flowing high.
How did a man of his sensitivity and preoccupation with himself become a man of the world must remain a challenge to the human personality scientists. I think his marriage put him against a big challenge. He had a small job at the time of his marriage, without any significant financial resources to boot. He took the challenge and set his mind and heart, and worked hard, to acquire material security to his and his family's life. His persistent hard work turned his efforts into success.
If it were only the worldly success that was associated with Baitoth's life, there would not have been much to write about his life. After all, he didn't become super-rich. His old self – sensitive, affectionate, and caring nature had not died, but was still alive. It is that aspect of Baitoth that we celebrate today. He became a caring node of the Karihaloo clan, after the death of its seniors. He networked extensively in it. He worried about his relatives' misfortunes, illnesses, and other problems, and was always willing to help them if he could. He was involved in their lives, though in a low-key manner. His homes at Lambert Lane and Jawahar Nagar became the public squares to meet for his relatives. When a relative met him one could see the emotion coursing through him. He was inherently a hopelessly family-man. He couldn't have lived alone. What is interesting is that he continued to have his self-involved and shy persona.
He would not have succeeded in the world as much as he did, if it were not for the special personality of his wife, Shanta. Her qualities of patience, tact, tenacity, and consistency, provided him with encouragement in his efforts, made Baitoth the man of the world he became. They were among a handful of our relatives whose marriages worked. They were different and yet what created the magic between them was their complimentary attributes. But more credit goes to her because of her self-effacing partnership.
Baitoth retired from State Bank Of India in 1988 at the position of a Public Relations Officer. He reveled in that role as it afforded networking opportunities with the rich, famous, poor, and ordinary. In 1989 he moved to Delhi, selling his Jawahar Nagar house in 2000. He lived there in Vasant Kunj in a previously acquired house. In Delhi he worked for some time in a financial institution, and then with Dharamvir Batra Group Of Industries. He also briefly flirted with carpet business. Kashmir was the best phase of his life. Forced to move out from there and sell his house by the political circumstances was sorrowful for him. He could never build another sanctuary anywhere.
All his children are well-settled and well-adjusted in their lives. They have acquired their father's tug of heart for their relatives.
Did we know Baitoth fully? There may be in the minds and hearts of people special feelings and thoughts, which were engendered by special situations in their lives, which others may not be aware of. So, each person may have an element of mystery about him, which he carries with him to the other world. And that is the way it should be. I believe Baitoth has carried with him that mystery to the abode of eternity where he is resting now.
Bitoth is survived by:
His wife: Shanta, San Jose, California
Their children:
Vinay and his wife Sushma, San Jose, California. Grandchildren: Ashish, his wife Ishika, and Nidhi
Promila and her husband Romesh Kaul. New Delhi, India. Grandchildren: Nikhil and Ayusha
Rashmi and her husband Anil Kaul. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Grandchildren: Shivani and Pranav
Maharaj Kaul, nephew, writer of this eulogy, Maharaj.kaul@yahoo.com, 845.598.1700 Vinay Kaul, son, Vinaybkaul@gmail.com, 408.308.366.1348