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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Add one huge dose of Humanity First – Combine with Social Community Media Interests = One Amazing Pizza.
What occurs when two businesses converge in one night to promote one another, knowing they are improving their immediate community? This rarely occurs, unless you are Yelp and at Pixza on 162 Liverpool in Zona Rosa. Out of say … Continue reading
Pushing Success Through the Arts – A Silent but Powerful Message
Yes. It is here, the Leonardo DaVinci and Michelangelo exhibition at Belles Artres. This exhibition, if given a chance, when you soak in the amazing art around you, you realize there is a message at every turn to every visitor, … Continue reading
Films, In the Past – No Matter When, they Stick with You!
Yes, these are dated films but films just the same worth mentioning that still manage to pull your… …Focus – Will Smith. There is something you need to say about the smoothness and coolness Will Smith brings to any situation … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Martinez, Alexandra Daddario, Allegiant, Ansel Elgort, Ashley Judd, Divergent, Dwayne Johnson, Focus, Jai Courtney, Kate Winslet, Margot Robbie, Miles Teller, San Andreas, Shailene Woodley, The Fast and Furious 6, The Fault in our Stars, The Rock, Theo James, Will Smith, Zoe Kravitz
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Exposure to Success, Creativity, and An Educator as a Profession is the Key to Success; A New Outlook.
Education – it’s funny – every time teachers get together and say they do not want to talk shop – well, the ones that truly care are invested do just that – talk shop. It’s inevitable, if your heart and … Continue reading
Being a Part of the Excitement is Part of the Game of Learning.
What? Seriously? Teaching and learning at the same time? I have found so many times that being an educator involves challenging yourself everyday to avid burnout – this involves always trying and engaging in what is new out there. After … Continue reading
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A Lesson In Integrity – On and Off Stage – The Athletic Excellence & Sportsmanship Gala 2015
There is so much magic in moments. Many moments that contain that magic happen behind the scenes and maybe that is part of the magic. As a coach, I opened a whole new door of learning to myself and how … Continue reading
The Rediscovery of Clarice Smith, the American Art Museum, Cub Camp, Brain Pop, Discoveries on Both Sides
Several years ago, as an AP English educator, as well as a Introductory level English teacher in Delaware, after receiving a scholarship and attending a dynamic Institute by the name of The Clarice Smith Institute, I learned that art as … Continue reading
Sometimes Doing Is Undoing and Sometimes Undoing Is Doing – Francis Alys : Art Inducing Creativity
In visiting the Tamayo Museum today, on an amazing Mexican Sunday full of sunshine, families, and endless possibilities, the same could be said of Francis Aly’s exhibit. Often many people see Art as an end, the ultimate source of creative … Continue reading
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Tagged ASF Summer Camp, Clarice Smith Institute, Delaware Governor's Award, Don't Cross the Bridge Before You Get to the River, Endless Mountains Writing Project, Francis Alys, NANOWRIMO, Reel-Unreel, Repentino. magazine, Tamayo Museum, The Reynolds Journalism Institute, Tornado
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Unexpected Moments of Beauty, Expression, and Meaning?
I realize now, many things I should have done, seen, or somewhere I should have been already – yet, often there seems to be a reason why the wait was so long. For example, I have been in Mexico and … Continue reading
