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A surprise for Nashville teachers: It's as simple as adopt, shop, give
In November, hundreds of Nashville teachers created wish lists. Now, it is time for those teachers to be adopted. It's as easy as select, shop and give.
A surprise for Nashville teachers: It's as simple as adopt, shop, give In November, hundreds of Nashville teachers created wish lists. Now, it is time for those teachers to be adopted. It's as easy as select, shop and give. Check out this story on Tennessean.com: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/education/2019/12/05/nashville-adopt-teachers-school-supplies/2599537001/
Jessica Bliss, Nashville Tennessean Published 5:00 a.m. CT Dec. 5, 2019 | Updated 7:12 a.m. CT Dec. 5, 2019
The Tennessean's Adopt-a-Teacher initiative connects Nashville teachers in need with community members who want to help their students succeed. Nashville Tennessean
Rainbow-colored tissue paper flew across Callie Rogers' classroom as her third grade students tore open a trio of surprise packages. Inside they found boxes of crayons and multiplication flash cards, pencils and copy paper, and a couple new pairs of headphones.
It's wasn't anything fancy or flashy, but exclamations of "whoa" and "wow" escaped their mouths. They made piles with the new marker boxes and stacked up packages of wide-ruled loose-leaf paper.
Their teacher stood by nearly speechless at the unexpected delivery, which came as part of the inaugural Adopt-a-Teacher initiative. Through the program, local community members and businesses can support Nashville public schools and students by buying supplies and volunteering to help in their classrooms.
During the last two weeks, hundreds of local teachers have created wish lists filled with basic items and big dreams. Now, it is time for those teachers to be adopted. It's as easy as select, shop and give.
Cane Ridge Elementary teacher Callie Rogers and her third grade students help her unwrap school supplies from her adopt-a-teacher wish list on at the Nashville school on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. (Photo: Shelley Mays/The Tennessean)
"When our kids are prepared, they're able to be their best selves," said Metro Council member Joy Styles, who took part in Wednesday's teacher surprise at Cane Ridge Elementary. "They're able to be leaders. They're able to change the world.
"But when they don't have enough supplies, when they don't feel like they have support — it's hard to pour out when you're not being poured into."
NASHVILLE: It's time to adopt a public school teacher. Here's how!
'There's just never enough'
Teacher surprised with gifts from Adopt-a-Teacher initiative
Cane Ridge Elementary teacher Callie Rogers is surprised by Tennessean reporter Jessica Bliss with school supplies from Rogers' adopt-a-teacher wish list on Wednesday, Dec 4, 2019. Shelley Mays, /The Tennessean
Cane Ridge Elementary teacher Callie Rogers is surprised by gifts of school supplies from her adopt-a-teacher wish list on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. Shelley Mays/The Tennessean
Cane Ridge Elementary teacher Callie Rogers thanks Tennessean reporter Jessica Bliss for the school supplies from her adopt-a-teacher wish list on Wednesday, Dec 4, 2019. Shelley Mays, /The Tennessean
Cane Ridge Elementary teacher Callie Rogers and her third grade students help her unwrap school supplies from her adopt-a-teacher wish list on at the Nashville school on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. Shelley Mays/The Tennessean
Cane Ridge Elementary teacher Kelly Cambre shows her students school supplies that her part of adopt-a-teacher wish list . Shelley Mays, /The Tennessean
Cane Ridge Elementary third grader students cheer as their teacher, Callie Rogers, is surprised with adopt-a-teacher wish list. Shelley Mays, /The Tennessean
This is Rogers' fourth year teaching third grade at Cane Ridge Elementary in Antioch, where more than half the students come low-income families and one-third are English language learners.
She's a Nashville native, a University of Tennessee graduate and a beloved teacher.
"She helps me understand things I didn't know before," one of her students said.
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Rogers' third graders love to learn about outer space, mysterious creatures, countries and continents, different cultures, technology and so much more.
She enjoys teaching all about fractions, area and perimeter, multiplication, and — as she was doing when she was surprised in her classroom on Wednesday — discussing things they read together and showing her class how to dig deeper into those passages to help make their statements stronger.
Third grade is a pivotal year for students, she said, as they are expected to mature academically and emotionally. And that means having the basic tools to help them learn and grow.
But Rogers, like so many other teachers, always starts running low on supplies around this time of year.
That's what Adopt-a-Teacher was designed for.
Cane Ridge Elementary teacher Callie Rogers is surprised by gifts of school supplies from her adopt-a-teacher wish list on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2019. (Photo: Shelley Mays/The Tennessean)
At Cane Ridge Elementary, administrators "take the funding that we have and we're very, very careful with what we spend and where we spend," said Principal Donna Wilburn.
After allocating for essentials like teachers and staff, they try to fund as many classroom purchases as possible, she said. Nashville public school teachers also get up to $200 in reimbursement for supplies.
"In Metro schools, we do as much as we can with the money that we have, and our teachers are good stewards of that money," Wilburn said.
"But," she added, "there's just never enough. Because my teachers don't just do the basic what's-in-the-book thing. They go beyond, and those beyond things require extra materials and supplies."
In fact, public school teachers across the United States spend an average of $450 on school supplies each year for which they are not reimbursed, according to a report by the National Center for Education Statistics.
Often, that includes notebooks, crayons, binders and glue. But many times needs go beyond that.
The most-requested items on Adopt-a-Teacher wish lists include simple things like:
Over-the-ear headphones: Particularly important for students with special needs and English learners, who do much of their language work by computer.
Pencils: Ticonderoga seems to be the brand of choice.
Copy paper: This is in high demand at every school.
Scotch thermal laminating pouches: To protect papers and copies.
Expo dry erase markers.
Clorox or Lysol wipes.
'Education is a foundation that no one can take from you'
Down the hall from Rogers' classroom on Wednesday, fourth grade math and science teacher Kelly Cambre also received a small surprise.
As she unwrapped her gift bag of goodies, she told the students what each item would be used for. Copy paper for the math problems they were working on that day (fun stuff like finding common denominators and reducing fractions), laminating pouches to protect the sheets of science words for an upcoming project, and ...
"Pencils," one girl exclaimed with genuine enthusiasm as Cambre pulled out two packs of already-sharpened writing utensils.
That excitement spread through the room as the kids described what they love about their teacher. "She's funny," one said. "She's smart," added another. "She knows how to explain things," a third said.
"She's just a good teacher," came the matter-of-fact response from a fourth.
And it was that simple.
Supporting teachers like Rogers and Cambre, whether it's through supplies or salary, is vital, Styles said.
"Education is a foundation that no one can take from you," Styles said Wednesday. "It is the one thing that you can pour your time into, and that's not going to change."
It's worth an outpouring of generosity.
Reach Jessica Bliss at 615-259-8253 and jbliss@tennessean.com or on Twitter @jlbliss and please support local journalism.
Nashville: It's time for you to adopt a teacher
The Tennessean's Adopt-a-Teacher program allows the community to help refill teachers' classroom supplies or buy necessary extras to make the second half of the year as successful as the first.
In November, hundreds of Nashville public school teachers registered and uploaded their wish lists. This month we share those wishes with Nashville, encouraging individuals and local business to fulfill them.
The teacher's lists are available for adoption through Dec. 31. All in time for the giving season!
You can adopt a teacher at adoptateacher.tennessean.com.
Arts, athletics, math or science: There are wishes of all types and so many ways you can help
There are many Nashville public school teachers who would love your support. Most of their wish lists feature basic supplies and some items that would fulfill big dreams. Teachers know that they may not get all the items on their list, and they are OK with that. They appreciate any support the community can give.
Here are a few you can adopt, all you have to do is go to adoptateacher.tennessean.com and search their name.
Are you a supporter of the arts?
Janet Malone teaches 600 students at Norman Binkley Elementary and would love origami paper, colorful masking tape, wiggle eyes and more. "These students are caring, sweet, and kind, and they appreciate everything they are given," she said.
Do you have a heart for keeping kids active?
Kevin Terry has been teaching at Whitsitt Elementary for eight years and has "loved every minute." He works to insure his students, nearly 60% of which come from low-income families, "have the same access to activities any other student might around the city." That includes bike riding, swim lessons, archery, cosmic bowling and more. You can see more on his Twitter: @WhitsittPE.
Perhaps you have been hoarding old laptops?
Jason Proffitt teaches juniors and seniors at Hunters Lane High School. He also sponsors the "scrappy" debate program, which is in its second year, but "we are struggling technology-wise." The students compete in policy-debate tournaments. They do research and read their speeches on computers, but "our older school computers cannot hold enough power to stay running through two rounds, much less a whole tournament, and they stutter mid-round and the students can lose valuable speech time waiting for a screen to stop stuttering or a document to load." That puts them at a competitive disadvantage. Proffitt appreciates "any help that you can provide will help our students grow as civil debaters, speakers and thinkers."
Maybe you are in the music biz and have a connection to headphones?
McKenzie Scott, who teaches second grade at J.E. Moss Elementary where nearly half the students are English learners, says her biggest need is high-quality (but not super expensive) headphones: "This will allow students to spend time on Imagine Learning, a research-based program designed to help English language learners succeed in the classroom. It requires students to use headphones with a microphone. We know these headphones are expensive, so we would appreciate as many pairs as people are willing to donate! There are 20 students in our class."She even made a cute video.
Hoping to inspire a future rocket scientist?
Hannah Tapp is an eighth grade science teacher at Two Rivers Middle School, who is all about items like plastic beakers and slinkies. "I am the crazy, fun and loving teacher, but I have extremely high expectations for my kiddos and push them to be great students but even better people!"
Would you love to support literacy?
Jamie Bennett, a second grade teacher at A. Z. Kelley Elementary, wants to build out her class library "by adding books that reflect the diversity we see in the classroom." About one-third of her class speaks English as a second language and eight countries are represented in her room. "A lot of my students have been refugees, homeless, or mistreated at home. I want to give them a strong foundation with everything possible for them to achieve socially and academically no matter what their past has looked like."
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Sickening! Honestly, where do people like Tourism Minister Namugala get their courage and go before Cites and pretend that they are in control of their wildlife resources? This is the same Minister who recently stopped the Africa Parks Foundation from taking over the management and rehabilitation of West Lunga National Park citing defective contractual documents between Africa Parks and ZAWA. Never mind that the documents in question were a carbon copy of the agreements between the two organisations on Liuwa National Park and later Bangweulu wetlands. This woman and her govt did not want to admit that all they wanted was to preserve West Lunga as a hunting sports ground for the Zambian hunting associations and their friends in America and Europe.
I am forever saddened by the lack of governance in both Zambia and Tanzania and the lack of control measure in illegal wildlife trade. The politicians are in it and they are to be held accountable for this barbaric act. China is seriously a devil and a snake in green grass. dont trust them as they have an agenda which will play on your ignorance and before you know it they have ripped your country's resources and depleted. When are we going to wake up? christ! it is sickening to hear how these politicians talk the talk but cant walk the walk.


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1. Michael - Claire (22:31)
Michael -- Claire (Musical group)
2. Jack Traylor (44:33)
Traylor, Jack
3. Mike Stanton & Kathy (14:38)
Stanton, Mike (Musician)
4. Bavarian Group (13:02)
Bavarian Group
5. Jon Wilcox (32:55)
Wilcox, Jon; Olivier, Barry, 1935-
Jon Wilcox demo performance for Barry Olivier.
6. 1968 Berkeley Folk Music Festival, Part 6. (1:27:56)
Berkeley Folk Music Festival (11th : 1968 : Berkeley, Calif.); Howlin' Wolf Band; Quicksilver Messenger Service (Musical group)
Recording of the Sunday Evening Dance at the 11th Berkeley Folk Music Festival broadcast on KPFA-FM.
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Recording of the Sunday Jubilee Concert of the 11th Berkeley Folk Music Festival broadcast on KPFA-FM.
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Recording of the 11th Berkeley Folk Music Festival broadcast on KPFA-FM.
Berkeley Folk Music Festival (11th : 1968 : Berkeley, Calif.); Hinton, Sam, 1917-2009; Fredrickson, Dave, 1927-2012
10. 1968 Berkeley Folk Music Festival, Part 4. (1:11:03)
Berkeley Folk Music Festival (11th : 1968 : Berkeley, Calif.); Hinton, Sam, 1917-2009; Carlebach, Shlomo, 1925-1994
Recording of the Children's Concert at the 11th Berkeley Folk Music Festival broadcast on KPFA-FM.
11. 1968 Berkeley Folk Music Festival, Part 1 (Air Check) (1:46:15)
Berkeley Folk Music Festival (11th : 1968 : Berkeley, Calif.); Carlebach, Shlomo, 1925-1994; Fuller, Jesse
Berkeley Folk Music Festival (11th : 1968 : Berkeley, Calif.); Dr. Humbead's New Tranquility String Band; Carlebach, Shlomo, 1925-1994
Recording of the July 4th Dance at the 11th Berkeley Folk Music Festival broadcast on KPFA-FM.
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A sound release print of the Asti Folk Music Festival, held at the Italian Swiss Colony winery in Asti, California, September 1964.
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Recording of Barry Olivier interviewing Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger in Vancouver. MacColl and Seeger also perform songs before an audience.
23. Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger performance (1:20:31)
Recording of Barry Olivier interviewing Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger in Vancouver. MacColl and Seeger also perform songs before an audience at a party.
24. Alan Lomax and Shirley Collins (1:37:58)
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Recording of Alan Lomax and Shirley Collins playing music and telling stories before a live audience.
25. Cisco Houston - Concert at Cal 10/18/58 (2:27:14)
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Concert recording of Cisco Houston at Cal on 10/18/58.
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Aunt Molly Jackson tells stories about her life and songs to Barry Olivier.
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Dawes, Charles Gates, 1865-1951
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Water-loving. The seed can soak up ten times its weight in water. Do this fun experiment: Put one tablespoon of chia seed in a cup of water and stir. Wait a few hours and see what happens. When inside yourO body, the seeds help you stay hydrated longer, and retain electrolytes in your bodily fluids.
Easily digestible. The shells are easily broken down, even when swallowed whole. This is an improvement over flax seed, which have to be ground up to be digested properly. If you eat flax seed whole, it will just pass through.
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Mild flavor. Unlike some seeds, the flavor is very mild. The mild taste makes it easy to put in sauces, smoothies, breads, puddings, and whatever you want. They won't really change the taste, but will add to your nutrition!
Energy enhancing. The health pioneer Paul Bragg did an experiment: an endurance hike with friends. They divided up into a chia-eating group and another group, who ate whatever they wanted. The group eating only chia seeds finished the hike four hours, twenty seven minutes before the others, most of whom didn't even finish at all.
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Monsters in the Machine: Science Fiction Film and the Militarization of America after World War II
Steffen Hantke
During the 1950s and early 1960s, the American film industry produced a distinct cycle of films situated on the boundary between horror and science fiction. Using the familiar imagery of science fiction, the vast majority of these films subscribed to the effects and aesthetics of horror film, anticipating the dystopian turn of many science fiction films to come. These films often evinced paranoia, unease, fear, shock, and disgust. Not only did these movies address technophobia and its psychological, social, and cultural corollaries, they also returned persistently to the military as a source o ... More
During the 1950s and early 1960s, the American film industry produced a distinct cycle of films situated on the boundary between horror and science fiction. Using the familiar imagery of science fiction, the vast majority of these films subscribed to the effects and aesthetics of horror film, anticipating the dystopian turn of many science fiction films to come. These films often evinced paranoia, unease, fear, shock, and disgust. Not only did these movies address technophobia and its psychological, social, and cultural corollaries, they also returned persistently to the military as a source of character, setting, and conflict. Commensurate with a state of perpetual mobilization, the US military comes across as an inescapable presence in American life. Regardless of their genre, this book argues that these films have long been understood as allegories of the Cold War. They register anxieties about two major issues of the time: atomic technologies, especially the testing and use of nuclear weapons, as well as communist aggression and/or subversion. Setting out to question, expand, and correct this critical argument, the book follows shifts and adjustments prompted by recent scholarly work into the technological, political, and social history of America in the 1950s. Based on this revised historical understanding, science fiction films appear in a new light as they reflect on the troubled memories of World War II, the emergence of the military-industrial complex, the postwar rewriting of the American landscape, and the relative insignificance of catastrophic nuclear war compared to America's involvement in postcolonial conflicts around the globe.
Keywords: American film industry, science fiction, horror film, US military, 1950s, American life
Published to University Press of Mississippi: May 2018 DOI:10.14325/mississippi/9781496805652.001.0001
Steffen Hantke, author
Introduction A Bright New Future, With Monsters
Chapter One Military Stock Footage
Chapter Two Veterans
Chapter Three The Southwest
Chapter Four Decolonization
Conclusion The Long Shadow of the Fifties


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Producer happy with Pantham's performance at the box office
Published on Jul 13, 2018 12:00 pm IST
As we reported yesterday, Pantham is doing decent business in the B and C centers of both the Telugu states and has already crossed the 14 crores gross mark.
Even with some negative reviews, the made some decent revenues. Speaking about the same, producer Radha Mohan said that he is very happy with the film's success and revealed that Pantham is the highest grosser in Gopichand's career so far.
The film has completed its second week and the producer thanked one and all for appreciating the film. Chakri directed the film which had Mehrene as the female lead.


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The Game: Towards Zero Episodes 21 & 22 Recap and Review
The Hostage Situation
The Game: Towards Zero has been a real rollercoaster ride this year to say the least. From lofty heights to incredulous lows, this thriller has jumped between exciting set-pieces and head-scratching and poor character decisions throughout the season. As we cross the halfway point of this Korean drama, there's a sense that this one is being dragged out a little but there's enough action set-pieces to keep you sticking around for more. Given the way this one ends, you'll almost certainly tune in to find out what happens next.
The episodes begin with Do-Kyung and Tae-Pyeong coming to blows outside, until Joon-Young saves him at the last second and prevents Do-Kyung from being choked out. As they reconvene at the hospital, he questions whether Joon-Young actually is the woman he winds up killing in the future. As Do-Kyung reaches out to grab her, Tae-Pyeong interjects and warns him away.
Concerned for her well-being, Tae-Pyeong brings Joon-Young back to his house and lets her sleep on the sofa. When she awakens, Tae-Pyeong is nowhere to be found, given he's off paying respects to Mr Baek at his grave. Later that day however, they catch up with Han-Kyu and Ye-Ji who finally report that Jun-Hee has gone missing, 6 days later.
However, Do-Kyung decides to turn himself in and causes breaking news to spread across the entire country as the officers await his voluntary arrival to the station. Once there, he refuses to talk to anyone but Tae-Pyeong who eventually arrives and stares down the antagonist as the rest of the team watch on from behind the glass.
With his true identity revealed as Hyun Woo (which we've known for some time of course) our antagonist openly admits that he killed the real Do-Kyung and Mi-Jin. After admitting to his crimes, he asks Tae-Pyeong whether this has changed his fortune and altered the deaths for both Joon-Young and himself. Tae-Pyeong refuses to tell him though, going on to promise Do-Kyung will rot in prison.
As Joon-Young gets hold of the camera footage of Tae-Pyeong getting rid of the blood in the pipe, she bursts in and arrests Do-Kyung. As we soon find out, Tae-Pyeong's visions haven't changed. Joon-Young is still prophesied to die in the same way. Eventually Tae-Pyeong admits the truth to the rest of the officers and tells them about the bomb blast in the station and how they're going to die.
The police also manage to make their way to Do-Kyung's house, where they search the basement and begin dusting for fingerprints. Once there, they also find a hidden tunnel and the two prisoners missing. To make matters worse, Chief Nam finds a red box full of hair – something he was told about in the past.
Unfortunately Joon-Hee and Hyeong-Soo find themselves tied up outside in the freezing rain. While they suffer, Joon-Young tries to get through to Do-Kyung, telling him he used to be such a kind soul back in the Orphanage.
Out of ideas and theories, Joon-Young heads off with Do-Kyung and the other officers after he promises to show them where he's left his two prisoners tied up. With the officers all spread out in the woods and some way off from Do-Kyung's location, he unveils a knife hidden in his shirt. The police meanwhile, make it to the location the duo are tied up but are too late – Joon-Hee is unconscious and Hyeong-Soo has managed to slip away. Even worse, Do-Kyung holds up Bong-Soo at knife-point and forces Tae-Pyeong to uncuff him.
Out in the woods, Hyeong-Soo is captured and arrested while we learn Do-Kyung has stabbed Tae-Pyeong in the stomach and driven off with him in a bid to try and reverse his own fortunes. Tae-Pyeong sees Joon-Young running toward him, having figured out where he is after rushing back to her own car, and stopping in time to see the car explode and kill both him and Do-Kyung in the process where the episode ends.
Well that was certainly a surprising end! Were they really in the car or is this another trick? The Game: Towards Zero hasn't always been the smoothest ride but these two episodes in particular really show off what this show can do when it focuses on action. The thrilling segment toward the end including the hostage situation and Do-Kyung, although a little ill-conceived given the lack of security around our antagonist, is certainly a highlight here and boasts another thrilling segment to this twisty-turny thriller
Of course, questionable character decisions and plenty of plot holes still dominate this drama but if you can take to the action and switch off from this, The Game: Towards Zero offers up enough to make for an enjoyable, albeit flawed, drama to watch.
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In amoungst a parcel of scrapping goodies I ordered recently was some Tim Holtz/Idea-ology filmstrip ribbon. I thought, as I still had some of my manly themed stash out on my desk that I would make another masculine themed card. The background paper is Kaisercraft from their Timeless Classic pad, inked with Distress of course. The cogs were cut used the Spellbinders Sprightly Sprockets dies. They were just cut from some silver card (I think it might have been from some wedding favours boxes from one of my nephew's recent weddings). The cogs were then inked over with alcohol inks and a bit of black pigment ink, to try to make them look grungy. The balloon and the pocket watch are 7 gypsies stamps just inked with distress (and a bit of crackle accents on the watch). The ute is a Stamp-it stamp coloured with copics. The text is Stamper Anonyomous and Studio G. The filmstrip ribbon was stappled on. Thanks for looking.
Wow! This card is fantastic. I love all your details. Very well done! And the cogs do look grungy! Thanks so much for entering ATC's Card with Attitude Challenge. You can enter this card in our Fat Pages challenge also. The link is on our site. We have Top 3 winners now too! Hope to see you next time!
WOW!! such a great card with all your elements!! Love the film reel! Thanks for playing along with us this week at Sweet Stamps!
Very cool card! Love the theme and the curled corner and the filmstrip- plus the cogs.... Thanks for joining us at Sweet Stamps!
Oh, wow! This is fabulous! I love it!
What a great, masculine card. Wonderful!
Awesome card , I love the way you used the film strip . Wonderful layout.Thanks for joining the challenge at Card Makin' Mamas.
Awesome card!!! Love Thanks for joining us at Love to Create Challenge!
Hi Linda thanks for calling by my blog and your lovely comments - see you've just dipped your toes outside of the forums lately - there sure is a lot of challenges out there!
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love what you did with the filmstrip!
Hi, Linda! Your card is awesome. So creative! I love that image.
Great Father's Day card, thanks for playing along with CMM!


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American Idol' virtual auditions to be assisted by Christian Guardino
Idol Across America New York will feature Patchogue singer Christian Guardino, who reached the top 7 on ABC's "American Idol" in the spring.
On Tuesday, the producers announced Guardino, 22, would be available virtually via Zoom, offering audition tips, Q&A, and more to hopefuls in the waiting room. If you are a legal U.S. resident born between June 2, 1993, and Sept. 15, 2007, you may apply for an audition at ABC.com/shows/american-idol/auditions, or submit a video audition.
A cappella or with instrumental accompaniment, singers should prepare two to three songs for the virtual audition. To avoid inappropriate messages (for example, profanity), auditioners should avoid clothing or backgrounds with designer names, corporate or sports team logos, copyrighted images, celebrity names or images (living or dead), cartoon character images, or inappropriate messages.
Guardino, who will headline at the Patchogue Theatre on Nov. 4, has not commented on social media. When he was a student at Patchogue-Medford High School, Guardino advanced to the semifinals of NBC's "America's Got Talent" in 2017.
The University of Pennsylvania's Scheie Eye Institute has developed a pioneering gene therapy that has helped Guardino regain his vision due to the rare retinal disease Leber congenital amaurosis. He testified before a Food and Drug Administration panel about the therapy in October 2017.


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Live! Shelly Manne & His Men at the Manne-Hole is a live double-album by drummer Shelly Manne's group Shelly Manne & His Men, recorded at Shelly's Manne-Hole in Hollywood, California, in 1961 and released on the Contemporary label. The album was re-released on two separate CDs in 1991 as Volume 1 and Volume 2.

Reception

The AllMusic review by Scott Yanow states: "Shelly Manne & His Men are heard in prime form performing live at their home base, Shelly's Manne-Hole. Trumpeter Conte Candoli was in particularly strong form throughout the stint, showing self-restraint yet playing with power. ... This classic music falls between cool jazz and hard bop".

Track listing
Volume 1
 "Love for Sale" (Cole Porter)10:29
 "How Could It Happen to a Dream?" (Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Don George)6:50
 "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" (Sigmund Romberg, Oscar Hammerstein II)8:59
 "The Champ" (Dizzy Gillespie)10:55
Volume 2
 "On Green Dolphin Street" (Bronisław Kaper, Ned Washington)13:00
 "What's New?" (Bob Haggart, Johnny Burke)6:47
 "If I Were a Bell" (Frank Loesser)12:17
 "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye" (Porter)4:25
 "A Gem from Tiffany" (Bill Holman)2:35

Personnel
Shelly Mannedrums
Conte Candolitrumpet
Richie Kamucatenor saxophone
Russ Freemanpiano
Chuck Berghoferbass

References

1961 live albums
Contemporary Records live albums
Shelly Manne live albums
Albums recorded at Shelly's Manne-Hole

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In June 2003, the Revd Canon Jeffrey John was named Bishop of Reading. Because Dr John is a homosexual, there has been a great deal of argument about his appointment. On 17 June 2003, the BBC reported that a group of nine bishops wrote an open letter to British newspapers, opposing this appointment. AO staff member Simon Sarmiento wrote this commentary about that open letter.
What is acceptable episcopal behaviour?
The most startling and disturbing aspect of this story is without doubt the issue of a public letter by nine diocesan bishops. Readers abroad, especially those who live in provinces of the communion where bishops having public slanging matches is a normal aspect of life may not appreciate how unprecedented this is in the Church of England.
In a note to editors, the bishops say they have issued it for the following purpose: The purpose of the statement is to give encouragement to clergy and laity of orthodox persuasion that many bishops share their serious concern, and to do so without making any threats or demands.
The irregularity of this course of action by the nine bishops is clear if one reads the comments of other bishops about it.
A spokesman for the Most Rev Dr David Hope, the Archbishop of York said: "It would not be appropriate for the archbishop to comment on a situation arising in this way in another diocese and another province."
No such inhibition stopped other bishops of the Northern Province: James Liverpool, David Bradford, Graham Carlisle, or George Southwell, or Peter Cestr (pronounced Chester). In fact, only four are part of the Province of Canterbury at all.
A spokesman for the Right Rev William Ind, Bishop of Truro said: "He feels it is not appropriate to comment on the internal workings of another diocese; he would not like others to do so if it was his own diocese."
Another letter to Rowan Williams confirming support for the appointment was later published by eight other bishops, but there are very many more diocesans who support it but are unwilling to sign public letters attacking episcopal appointments, because they consider that to be the wrong kind of behaviour for bishops, regardless of the reason.
It is important to understand that the procedure for appointing suffragan bishops in the Church of England is unlike that for diocesan bishops, and does not involve any church-wide process, but is largely up to the diocesan bishop concerned although of course the archbishop of the province has a role as well.
The procedures for this appointment were followed to the letter, and beyond.
More significantly, the additional requirements that have been imposed on all episcopal appointments for over a decade now, were also followed to the letter. All candidates are required to give assurances that they will conform in respect of two specific matters. One is to conform to the current policy on sexuality (as set forth in the Issues in Human Sexuality document) and the other is to respect the different positions in the CofE regarding the ordination of women to the priesthood.
Jeffrey John had done all that, and all the bishops who signed this letter knew it.
It is hard to escape one of two views. Either these nine bishops are publicly accusing Jeffrey John of dishonesty. Or they themselves are violating their own agreement to abide by that same current policy on sexuality, because they think it is too lenient.
Neither of these is acceptable behaviour from a Church of England diocesan bishop.
The author, Simon Sarmiento, is European correspondent for Anglicans Online, and writes occasionally about the church in England.


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PointsKash Secures Funding to Bring Blockchain and Loyalty Rewards Together
October 4, 2021 Lifestyle
PointsKash, a fintech startup based in Boca Raton, has raised an undisclosed amount in seed funding to develop a loyalty reward blockchain-based platform.
The funding round will be led by Seabury Global Markets and will allow the startup not only to launch its platform but also to implement its marketing initiatives. Rob Fleschler, CEO of Seabury Global Markets, said about the firm's partnership with PointsKash:
"We are thrilled to partner and support the PointsKash team on their journey to improve the loyalty point redemption process and the introduction of digital wallets that allow consumers to freely spend their hard-earned points,"
The platform will be powered by Algorand, one of the biggest blockchain networks, to allow its users to aggregate, convert, track, and spend loyalty rewards via a mobile phone-linked application. Until now, crypto loyalty rewards had been limited to crypto debit cards issued by major crypto platforms but not, consumers will be able to redeem their loyalty points to cash by using cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
By aggregating rewards, the startup expects consumers to enjoy increased flexibility and convenience not only by giving loyalty points immediate monetary value but also by acting as a bridge between multiple reward programs. Steve Janjic, PointsKash co-founder & CEO, said about this mission:
"We built PointsKash to help the consumer capture their portion of billions of dollars in reward and loyalty points available to them with a simple and easy to use application while providing points issuers with the ability to meet their redemption goals. We see an opportunity to bring consumers and points issuers together in one place. It's about putting the power of points to work. Pay your way. Play your way. Give your way."
Algorad will provide the platform with all the benefits of blockchain technology as well as its unique high-performance, low-cost, and full decentralization. This ensures that users have true ownership of their rewards via PointsKash's innovative "rewards cash wallet".
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The Northern Quarter is undoubtedly the beating heart of Manchester's cultural and artistic body. It's a place where established creative talent ferments and new talent lays undiscovered.
Part of this creative cauldron is graphic illustrator Stanley Chow, who has made a living off his unique illustrations of famous faces – portraying everyone from Bill Murray to Davie Bowie.
A new creative space on Dale Street, the 2022NQ gallery, is currently showcasing some of Stanley's work.
The launch night on May 31 saw around 200 people attend and since then his daily enquiries for commissions has increased considerably.
"The guys who run 2022NQ asked me if I would be interested in having an exhibition there.
Stanley attributes some of his success to the Northern Quarter, or as he puts it, his 'old stomping ground'.
Stanley's illustrations have graced everything from album covers to the Sunday Times Magazine. His fondness for drawing began when he was just 4 years old.
Years later, after studying at Swindon College of Art and a brief spell in Lyon, France, Stanley was creating illustrations for teen magazines 'Sugar' and 'Just Seventeen'. It was around this time that his dad bought him a computer and his career took on a whole new meaning.
As the 90's drew to a close, technological advances in graphic design and the meteoric rise of instant electronic mail gave Stanley a new emphasis to his work.
Stanley admits that the thought process that goes into to deciding on who to illustrate is a spontaneous one.
Stanley regards the year 2007 as the 'pinnacle' of his career, after he was commissioned to create some artwork for 'Icky Thump', the sixth studio album by American band The White Stripes.
Despite living and working in Manchester, many of Stanley's current clients are based in London and New York, which just goes to show how far he has come since the days of drawing on chip shop paper.
It hasn't all be an easy ride however, and Stanley admits that it took a lot of hard work and determination to get to where he is today but he offered some advice to any budding illustrators out there.
"You can be the most gifted, but the harder worker will always do better.
Stanley's exhibition can be seen at the 2022NQ gallery until Monday 18 June 2012.
To check out more of Stanley's designs click here.
Stanley Chow is a great graphic illustrator and I like his all graphics designs. In graphics design today we have reached a good height because we have digital technology to achieve this height. I am completely agreed with the fact mentioned here that the biggest contribution of digital technology to us is mail. Through mail now we are capapble to srend a huge amount of data from one place to another with fraction of time. So, this digital tchnology is helping us in amny ways.


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Scrappy Wolves clash with private school power
December 1, 2022 by David Svien
Riley Lawless powers through the paint. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
No fear.
King's has supreme name value in the basketball world, but the Coupeville Middle School boys didn't back down at all Thursday afternoon.
While the Wolves lost all three games on their home court, they hung tough in two of the bouts, and had flashes of strong play in the other.
How the day played out:
Coupeville fought King's virtually even in the second half, but a couple of first-half breakdowns ultimately doomed the Wolves in a 48-29 loss.
CMS came out with a nice intensity, jumping to a 5-2 lead after a three-point play the hard way from Jayden McManus and a basket in the paint off the fingertips of Riley Lawless.
The Knights responded by employing a full-court press, and flustered the Wolves a bit, however.
With most of its buckets coming on plays in which it was out and running, converting turnovers into breakaways, King's closed the first quarter on a 13-2 run.
Coupeville responded with a three-ball from Carson Grove to open the second frame, cutting its deficit back to 15-10.
Then, the baskets dried up for a bit, as the Wolves failed to hit another field goal over the final six minutes-plus of the half.
A pair of free throws in the waning moments — one each from Nic Laska and Lawless — broke the cold spell, but CMS found itself down 28-12 at the break.
King's stretched its lead to 35-14 midway through the third quarter, before the Wolves responded with an 11-0 surge of their own.
Chayse Van Velkinburgh hit a sweet runner in the paint, lobbing the ball high up and over a defender's outstretched arms, then McManus knocked down three straight buckets to end the third quarter.
One came on a smooth move in the paint, another off of a steal, and the third on an offensive rebound put back up and in under extreme pressure.
Toss in a three-ball from Van Velkinburgh to open the final frame, and things were getting considerably more interesting for Wolf fans.
It wasn't to be, though, as the Knights proved to be strong closers, capping things with a 13-4 rally which included a trio of three-balls and a couple of put-backs off of rebounds.
While King's played platoon ball — subbing in a fresh five players at a time — Coupeville got by with just seven warriors, with its starters playing most of the minutes.
McManus, back on the floor after missing a game with illness, paced the Wolves with 13 points, while Lawless (7), Van Velkinburgh (5), Grove (3), and Laska (1) also scored.
Joshua Stockdale gave CMS a burst of energy off the bench, with Davin Houston hitting the boards with savage intensity.
The roughest game of the day for the Wolves, as they absorbed a 46-8 loss.
King's threw down the first 28 points of the contest, before Nathan Niewald broke free for an end-to-end run which resulted in a crowd-pleasing layup.
Coupeville's remaining points came courtesy of three-balls from sharpshooters Roger Merino-Martinez and Liam Lawson.
Making his season debut, Merino-Martinez was a fireball on both ends of the floor, also picking up a blocked shot on a play in which he chased down a rival shooter who thought he was free to rumble.
Spoiler: he was not.
Dylan Robinett, Hunter Atteberry, Cyrus Sparacio, Jacob Barajas, Kenneth Jacobsen, and Charles Hart rounded out the rotation for the Wolves, who fought hard and remained scrappy until the final buzzer.
Take away the first quarter, and this was a brawl.
The visitors used a 10-1 surge in the opening frame, then hung on for a 31-15 victory in a game that got more competitive the further it went.
Coupeville put together its best seven-minute stretch in the third quarter, with Sparacio and Merino-Martinez splashing three-balls on back-to-back trips down the floor.
The Wolves spread out their offense between four players, with Merino-Martinez rattling the rims for five points, while Johnathan Jacobsen (4), Barajas (3), and Sparacio (3) flipped the net.
Khanor Jump, Zach Blitch, Atteberry, Dillin Kastner, Kenneth Jacobsen, and Jacob Meadors also saw floor time for Coupeville, which plays its next two games on the road.
CMS heads to Granite Falls Dec. 5, then visits Northshore Christian Dec. 7.
Zach Blitch keeps a watchful eye on his man in a recent game.
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