#cindy sorenson

[gameofthunder66]

'Role Models' (2008) film

-watched 4/22/2024- 2 [3/4] stars- on DVD (Netflix)

77% Rotten Tomatoes

[theanticool]

Potential 2019 PFL Women’s Lightweight Tournament

If PFL can manage a season 2 and follows through with a women’s lightweight tournament, here’s some names I’d like to see them try to get.

Kayla Harrison- only definite

Jozette Cotton

Zarah Fairn Dos Santos

Charmaine Tweet

Felicia Spencer

Ediane Gomes

Cindy Dandois

Pam Sorenson

“King” Reina Miura 

Zamzagul Fayzallanova 

Peggy Morgan

Veronica Rothenhausler

Amanda Lucas

Kaitlin Young

LaToya Walker

Gabrielle Holloway 

Gase Sanita 

Daria Ibragimova

Anita Höehenleiter

[godsavethegold]

Francis Ford Coppola, Bill Bray, Tony Cox, Cindy Sorenson, Debbie Lee Carrington, Michael Jackson and Jonathan Spence godsavethegold.tumblr.com

[thesportssoundoff]

TUF 28 try outs today

Almost 60 dudes and 29 female featherweights showed up. 

Women of note:

Jozette Cotton (8-1) Pam Sorenson (7-2, Invicta vet, wins over Jessie Rose Clark and Nicco Montano) Ediane Gomes (11-4, Invicta vet who fought Ronda, Tonya Evinger, Leslie Smith) Cindy Dandois (12-4, Invicta and one time UFC vet) Pannie Kianzad (9-3, former top Cage Warriors prospect) Marciea Allen (7-2, losses to Ashlee Evans Smith and Jessamyn Duke) Carina Damm (25-12, Rodrigo Damm's sister and quality regional level fighter. Former Titan FC champ) Sarah Alpar (7-4, win over Jocelyn Jones Lybarger, losses to Carina Damm)

HW

Kora Maea (4-1, Aussie HW who lost to Ben Sosoli) Ben Sosoli (6-2, Top Aussie HW per Tapology) Anderson Silva (the Glory kickboxing HW) James Cannon (7-2 California HW) Ben Edwards (2-0 Aussie HW, was supposed to be signed to Fight Nights before the whole legal issues came about seemingly) Chandler Cole (3-1 Virginia HW signed to Iridium Sports) Johsua Marsh (3-3 New Yorker who has losses to Shawn Teed and Dashawn Boatright)

[jplailaharn]

#423 @traininggroundsukhumvit69 Open gym Sat, Apr 3rd Warmup 3 Sets : 10 Banded Hip Thrusts @20x0 Rest 20secs 8 Cossack Squats / side Rest 20secs 30secs Active Ring Hang Rest 20secs 30secs Sorenson Hold Rest 60-90secs A. TTT ThrowDown Try to get this done as a Group. 5 rounds 2 rounds of Cindy 15 power snatch @35/25kg Then: 7 mins to build to max snatch + hang snatch B. 32 min Cardio Pick any Machine or Run Every 2mins get off and do any mobility work of your choice for 2 mins (at Training Ground Sukhumvit 69) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNNNR12DnlKetf24ACKLhyBgXDGoemMG9d8OQw0/?igshid=adah3vvk5gwo

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Critics say school boards’ rules for public comments lets them edit, omit some

The local ACLU and the San Diego County Office of Education are calling on school districts to allow live public comments by telephone during board meetings, as some parents say their written comments have been edited or omitted by the school boards.

Because of the pandemic, many San Diego County school boards — including San Diego Unified’s — are holding meetings virtually and not allowing the public to attend. They continue to allow public comments, but some have been requiring that all public comments be submitted in writing, sometimes hours before a board meeting.

The comments are then read aloud by a board member or staff member during the meeting.

Because it is up to school districts to read public comments aloud, districts can change some people’s comments and keep some comments from being read, parents say.

For example, Ebey Sorenson, a San Diego Unified parent who has advocated for reopening schools, submitted a comment for a school board meeting Tuesday in which she argued for all board members to keep their cameras on during Zoom board meetings.

In her written comment, Sorenson referenced a Nov. 10 board meeting during which School Board President John Lee Evans asked a fellow board member, Kevin Beiser, to mute himself because a recording or broadcast with a woman’s voice had suddenly played from Beiser’s Zoom account. Beiser keeps his camera off during board meetings.

When San Diego Unified Board Clerk Marty Stultz read Sorenson’s public comment about this incident, Stultz changed the wording and omitted the references to Evans and Beiser.

Sorenson later objected during an interview.

“They’re my elected officials. If they’re not doing the job that I see is required of them, I have a right to say their name in a public comment and say that I want something better from them,” she said.

Sorenson submitted another public comment for last Tuesday’s board meeting, saying she did not get a response from Beiser when she emailed him about an issue.

But Stultz skipped over Sorenson’s comment because the comment’s first line was identical to the first line of a different public comment, and Stultz said she thought they were duplicates. On Friday, Stultz apologized to Sorenson in an email and promised to read aloud both comments in full at the next board meeting.

Another San Diego Unified parent, Emily Diaz, said she submitted three public comments at recent board meetings that she never heard read aloud.

In her comments, she asked the district to provide more flexible learning options for students during school closures. Diaz has pulled her 8-year-old son out of Ocean Beach Elementary to home-school him because he needs constant help during Zoom sessions and, as a single working mom, she didn’t have time to sit in on his classes and help him.

“It definitely feels like, in this time when you want the district to hear the struggles of your student more than maybe any other time, that you just can’t have a good mechanism to do it,” Diaz said.

Many comments are not read aloud because San Diego Unified imposes time constraints.

When the board discusses agenda items, usually the “pro” side and “con” side of an item get 10 minutes each for public comment.

The board also usually cuts off public comments about non-agenda items at 30 minutes total. Comments are read in the order they are received.

Even before the pandemic, the state’s transparency law, called the Brown Act, has allowed governing boards to limit the time for public comments on specific issues and for individual speakers.

Evans, the San Diego Unified board president, said all public comments received are emailed to all board members, even if they’re not read aloud.

But some parents said not having their comments read during a meeting or posted anywhere online makes them suspect they’re not being heard, and they sometimes have no confirmation that board members read their comments.

“My main concern is I don’t actually know ... if they are truly, actually reading the testimony,” Sorenson said.

Calling for comments by phone

The ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties recently wrote a letter to multiple school districts saying that they should allow live public comments, either by telephone or teleconference, to properly comply with the Brown Act.

The Brown Act says public board meetings must provide an opportunity for people to ��directly address” the board. The ACLU argued that requiring comments to be written and then read by someone other than the author does not meet that requirement.

“The opportunity to directly address school leadership is an important priority that is critical to building and maintaining trust with school leaders during this challenging time,” wrote Melissa DeLeon, attorney at ACLU San Diego, in a letter dated Nov. 10 to school district leaders.

The ACLU sent a prior letter dated Sept. 18 about the same public comment issue to San Diego Unified.

The San Diego County Office of Education also says school districts should allow for live public comments by phone.

“We have been advising that if they are capable, districts should allow for telephonic public comment during board meetings,” spokeswoman Music Watson said in an email Friday. “We have worked, and encourage schools, to comply with the spirit and intent of the Brown Act to the extent possible. Social distancing guidelines limit in-person interaction; they do not limit the use of other electronic means.”

After the ACLU asked San Diego Unified to allow comments by phone, the district told the ACLU its public comment practices are in compliance with state requirements.

“After review by our Legal Department, we believe our current policies comply with both the letter and spirit of the public meeting laws,” district Coordinator Callie Harrington wrote in a September email to the ACLU.

Several other districts — including Sweetwater Union High, Poway Unified, Chula Vista Elementary, Grossmont Union High, San Ysidro Elementary and the county school board — also only accept written public comments, according to their board agendas.

The county school board will soon consider changing its policies to allow for comments by telephone, Watson said.

Some districts in the county handle public comments differently. Vista Unified and San Marcos Unified allow members of the public to call in and speak during the board meeting.

For Vista, people request a “hold card” in advance with instructions on how to call in, according to the district’s board agenda. During the meeting, the board president calls on people one by one to unmute.

San Dieguito Union High School District posts all written public comments in their entirety on its board agenda website.

La Mesa-Spring Valley and Coronado Unified accept written comments and pre-recorded audio messages.

Cajon Valley Union does not invite pre-submitted comments and requires people to physically go to its board meeting room to give comments, provided they wear a mask and get a temperature check first.

Los Angeles Unified, the state’s largest school district, and the State Board of Education allow people to submit written comments and call in during board meetings.

The ACLU was not calling on school districts to eliminate written public comments. Some parents said having the option of writing comments beforehand is convenient for people who aren’t available to give a comment during the meeting.

Instead the ACLU wants districts to read out loud any written comments during board meetings, include them in meeting minutes and post them to district websites.

Evans said in an interview he believes San Diego Unified’s public comment practices need to change and, at a minimum, should include posting all public comments on the district website.

He said one downside to having public comments submitted by email is it’s easier for a lot of people to submit a lot of comments.

“It can kind of give us an unmanageable number of public comments that can take hours and hours to read,” Evans said.

San Diego Unified board members have been wary of giving free rein to public commenters and have said they think some meetings get out of hand when people give many public comments. In a controversial decision last year, the board moved non-agenda public comments to the end of board meetings, so that it could take care of agenda business sooner.

“We don’t want to turn board meetings into circuses, and we don’t want to ... give a forum to people who are gonna just act in ways that are inappropriate,” Trustee Richard Barrera said at Tuesday’s board meeting.

Evans said he explored the idea of having people say their comment in-person at board meetings, but he was told that would violate public health guidance against gatherings.

During the Tuesday meeting, the board and Superintendent Cindy Marten discussed having people submit pre-recorded audio or video messages. Marten suggested the district would need to screen the messages to ensure there’s no profanity and to filter comments from people who are out of the country or have no relation to the district.

San Diego Unified currently accepts only written comments because it hasn’t figured out the technology involved to have other forms of public comment, Stultz said Tuesday. The district may have staff test a new public comment process as early as January, Stultz said. *Reposted article from the UT by Kristen Taketa of December 6, 2020

[emilytownies]

YESENIA SORENSON! WELCOME TO SUSPERIA MOUNTAIN, COLORADO! WE HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR STAY.

FULL NAME: yesenia mari sorenson NICKNAME[S]: senia AGE: twenty OCCUPATION: college student/instagram model RELATIONSHIP STATUS: single ENDGAME: julien silva FACE CLAIM: cindy kimberly

sweet, oblivious, fun

this character is played by emily;

[pll7btheories]

Every Single Pretty Little Liars Character Ever, Ranked From Their Probability of Being A.D

This is not including the “A-Team” as a whole because I swear half the town is on the A team. This is for A.D, Big A, if you will.

Unknown Character/Twin

I have to make this my #1 guess. Not only because I hate Marlene, but also because I hate Marlene. It probably wouldn’t make sense, but Marlene loves random people.

Melissa Hastings

Melissa has motive. Melissa already killed Bethany, she could probably kill some more people TBH. Melissa knew Charlotte. A.D hasn’t done anything too terrible to Spencer. 

Wren Kingston

Probably a fake doctor, probably slept with almost as many people as Peter, definitely sketchy when it comes to Charlotte & Bethany. I wouldn’t doubt him being mentally unstable either, TBH. I don’t really want him to be A.D, but he has the credentials.

Spencer Hastings

She’s definitely my #1 pick for a liar being A.D. Smart, sly, and has A LOT of family protection. She also has the money to do whatever creepy stuff needed.

Lucas Grottsman

If he’s not A.D, on the A Team, or Charlotte’s killer they’ve completed wasted his character. He’s smart, rich, and is close to Hanna so he hears a bunch of stuff first hand.

Charlotte DiLaurentis

She’s dead, apparently. But some of those really creepy masks we’ve seen this season, is enough to convince me possibly otherwise??? Imagine if she’s literally avenging her own death that didn’t happen. Mmm, juicy. Dead girl who’s not dead anymore? Sounds full circle-y.

Caleb Rivers

Hacking skills, 2 side hoes love him, and he’s really suspicious this season. I’ll have to get back to you on a motive.

Mona Vanderwall

It’d be a complete injustice for Mona to be A.D, imo. She’s progressed so much, I don’t want them to throw it all away.

Jessica DiLaurentis/Mary DiLaurentis

We don’t know for sure which one is dead. That’s sketchy enough for me to consider them A worthy, no matter the motive.

Elliot Rollins

I know, they checked to see if he was dead. I know that accident would have killed him instantly. However, Huw said “Dead is sometimes not dead.” Motive = Confirmed. On A team? Check. 

Alison DiLaurentis

I think pre-time jump, Ali on A-Team would have made sense. Now, I doubt it.

Sydney Driscoll

I think she’s been too minor of a character to be A.D, however, she’s friends with Jenna. So I mean, I don’t put it past her as being an A Team member. 

Andrew Campbell

Remember when they accused him of being a crazy kidnapper all because he was adopted?? And Aria his “girlfriend” confirmed that it was him without ever seeing him in the Dollhouse?? If I was him, I’d want some revenge too. 

Kenneth DiLaurentis

Where has he been lately??? Maybe he actually got close to Charlotte or he’s her father. Either way, his lack of appearances makes me suspicious. 

Anne Sullivan

I love this idea. She has the wit, the information gathered from her clients, knew Charlotte and she definitely would have access to some files. However, I just don’t think she’d have time to be A.D. 

Veronica Hastings

Eh, she’s busy being political and stuff. + no motive?

Holden Strauss

We haven’t seen him in forever, and he’s randomly returning??? It’d be a less than interesting reveal, but the lack of backstory would make it very easy for the writers to blame him.

Jonny Raymond

Same thing as above. Why is S7 bringing back so many irrelevant characters??

Aria Montgomery

Aria is always a bit of a wild card. We never see what happens to her in the dollhouse, she has those weird snappy moments over little things that the other girls don’t seem to have. Plus, she had the whisper in the first few seasons intro. That screams guilty. However, not a DiLaurentis, Drake, or Hastings.

Jason DiLaurentis

I’d love the idea of Jason tormenting 2 of his sisters and his ex lover. Poor Emily would just be collateral damage, but this would be a GREAT PLOT. However, I’m pretty sure he’s innocent..

Cindy & Mindy

A team maybe, but I doubt either of them as A.D. Unless one is like A and one is D. In which case, guilty.

Linda Tanner

She’s always very fast to blame everything on the Liars,(Isn’t everyone?) but I feel like she’s not A.D. A team? Maybe, just like most the town. A.D? Probably not, tbh,

Paige McCullers

Yes, she was stalking Emily, I know. I just think she’s a bit more of a creepy fangirl type of stalker than force-you-to-give-up-hostages-of-your-own type thing.

Mike Montgomery

He’s been MIA for a bit, because the actor is busy. I don’t think he’s returning anytime soon.

Peter Hastings

If this was a competition on who has slept with the most people in Rosewood, he’d win. But it’s not. So he really has no motive.

Jenna Marshall

She was very believable as a possibility for A.D, until she was kidnapped.

Ezra Fitz

He’s a grieving man at the beginning of 6B. I don’t really see him as A.D. 

Hanna Marin

Unless she’s really into hiding being A.D enough to give herself permanent scars, I doubt it.

Ted Wilson

Pastor by day, A.D by night?? Unlikely, tbh. Unless, he’s Charlotte’s dad. In which case, watch out for Ted.

Byron Montgomery & Ella Montgomery

I just put them together to save some space. Doubtful as A.D. They’re too busy being newlyweds. Again.

Liam Greene

Honestly if he was A.D, he’d just be torturing Ezra(which I don’t blame him for..)

Toby Cavanaugh

Already been on the A Team once,  would have no motive for being A.D, tries to help the girls, busy being a police officer. No hope for Toby as A.D, sorry.

Marco Fuery

Eh, he’s kinda irrelevant. I would love for him to end up with Spence tho.

Ashley Marin

I mean, she’s at the Radley 24/7, but I don’t think so, Momma Marin.

Yvonne Phillips

She’s mostly there for Spoby tension. Plus she got BEAT. 

Sara Harvey

She’s a boring character with virtually no plot, terrible acting, and her being A would be a disgrace. Plus, she’s dead.

Emily Fields

Stealing her own eggs is bit too odd, + I have a feeling A.D won’t be one of the main girls unless it’s Alison or Spencer.

Sabrina

I doubt it, tbh. She’s just another semi-relevant-but-not-really love interest for Emily.

Lorenzo Calderon

Irrelevant Ali short term boyfriend. I don’t even know if he’s still in Rosewood, hasn’t even been mentioned since 6B. Probably not A.D.

Jordan Hobart

He was only slightly shown to begin with. Besides, he’s busy doing whatever his  job is anyway. He really was a gentleman though, I hope he finds happiness.

Travis Hobbs

He was only in like, 5 episodes as Hanna’s bf. Very minor character, who’s been irrelevant for a while. Not A.D.

Garret Reynolds

He’s dead, poor Aria can proof it. That scene was enough to give me nightmares, and confirm he cannot be A.

Kate Randall

Yes, the boob thing was very A like, but she’s not A. This A doesn’t play games that way.

Tom Marin

Another motive-less fool. 

Meredith Sorenson

Where is the motive??? Sleeping w a married man then blackmailing his daughter over the murder of a woman you didn’t know isn’t really a norm thing. Then again, nothing in PLL is.

Noel Khan

Definitely was on the A-Team. Was. ‘Cause he was beheaded.

Barry Maple

Tbh I’m surprised whoever this is was in 6 seasons.

Sean Ackard

Irrelevant. No motive. NEXT.

Ian Thomas

We saw him die. Twice.

Lyndon James

Emily killed him, besides, he really only wanted revenge for Emily taking Maya. He wouldn’t torment them all, and he would have just came back to kill her if he was alive.

Darren Wilden

Blah, blah, “dead is not dead”, blah blah. He’s been dead AND irrelevant for 4 seasons, I don’t think he’s returning. However, if he did, that’d be a crazy thing to watch.

Jackie Molina

Jackie who?

Pam Fields

Pam is too busy grieving over Mr. Fields to be A.D. Also, I’m pretty sure she wasn’t a huge Charlotte fan anyway.

Clark Wilkins

Once again, who?

Talia Sandoval

Another one of Emily’s irrelevant girlfriends. No motive, no plot, just a side character to be Emily’s 483907439th lover.

Gabriel Holbrook

They’ve already done the “Alison’s ex lover works for A.D” plot line once, I doubt they’ll do it again.

Shana Fring

She’s dead. Aria killed her, an investigation happened. She’s not alive, nor is she A.D.

Jake (No last name because he’s irrelevant)

He doesn’t even have a last name. He’s not A.D, I’m 99% sure.

Alex Santiago

Who?

Maya St. Germain

She’s dead y’all, it’s been confirmed by the show. By Marlene. By EVERY SINGLE ACTOR OR ACTRESS WHO HAS BEEN ASKED. SHE IS D E A D.

Wayne Fields

The whole “Military Dad fakes death overseas to become a tormentor to his own daughter over a girl he didn’t know’s death” is a little too messed up, even for Pretty Little Liars.

[billieeilsih]

rpc blog interview! Who are your favorite faceclaims? Who are your least favorite?

i am … what do say … obsessed w/ this question omg ?? honestly im messy as h*ck when it comes to fcs but here we go !!

favorites: madelaine petsch (an icon truly), olivia holt, dove cameron (i had the best ship of all time™ with one and my old jack harries fc once rip but carly if ur still out there somewhere hmu i miss u), alissa violet, nyane lebojoa, bridget satterlee, khoudia diop (someone make resources of her u won’t regret it), mild wiraporn, zara larsson, the harries twins (bc apparently im still stuck in 2014 rpc), kj apa (don’t @ me…i just like his face not his personality), neels visser, cindy kimberly, gregg sulkin, jordan calloway, most of the 13rw cast even though i can’t stand the actual show, vajen van den bosch, peyton list, madison beer, jack gilinsky, shawn mendes, mac demarco, dylan sprayberry, tyler posey, peyton meyer, kian lawley, cody christian, tarjei sandvik, josefine pettersen, iman meskini, paris berelc, stefanie scott, herman tømmerass, jeremy allen white, nicola peltz, rihanna, jordan lipscombe, brooke sorenson, taron egerton, avan jogia ... there’s way more but im done for now

least: FEEBEE TONKA TRUCK I CANNOT STAND HER, also basically my feelings towards all of the tvd/to cast, also the scream cast, and also the 100 cast, .....and the shadowhunters cast...., especially kat mcnamara i dislike her even more than the others idek why, one direction and zayn annoy me sometimes and other times they don’t it depends on how they’re played, everyone from 5sos, ariana g, selena g, zendaya has been ruined for me by other people which sucks bc i love her as a person just not a fc, lisa teige, emma roberts, fifth harmony plus camila, especially lauren jauregui though bc of a bad experience, amber heard, margot robbie, camila mendes, lili reinhart, cole sprouse, blake lively, hailey baldwin, again there’s more but my brain is fried so..

[michaelfallcon]

We Didn’t Start The Third Wave

It’s the end of 2019, and the end of the decade. To celebrate and reflect, here is a coffee version of the 1989 contemporary pop hit, “We Didn’t Start The Fire.” Thank you for listening, reading, sharing, and supporting the Sprudge Media Network, the worldwide leader in coffee news and journalism and occasionally song parody.

Words and music by Buzzy Joel.

Erna Knutsen, Cindy Chang, COE and climate change Drink Pacific, water PH, avocado toast La Marzocco, Cat & Cloud, Colin Harmon, Jesse Raub Eastern Region, Western Region, Wrecking Ball’s Nick Cho

Anaerobic fruit bombs, honey washed gesha Scott Rao, “Hey Girl Guide”, Build-Outs in the summertime Pergamino, Bean Scene, coffee competition dreams Giuliano, Marcus Boni, 15 minutes call time

We didn’t start the Third Wave it was Trish who named it, we just tried to frame it We didn’t start the Third Wave But we didn’t fight it, we just tried to write it

Sasa Sestic, Ollie Strand, Kenya, Ethiopia Penny University was always just a pop  Kaffikaze, pre-ground, Supersonic, Stumptown Ristretto’s woes, C market low stock Hoffmann, G&B, Taiwan’s got a winning team Klaus Thomsen, Wendelboe, Raul, Alejandro Meesh tho! Budapest, DCILY, Reykjavik Purple Princess, Greg Scace, trouble in the Dubai

We didn’t start the Third Wave it was Trish who named it, we just tried to frame it We didn’t start the Third Wave But we didn’t fight it, we just tried to write it

Little Wolf, Madcap, Terry Z, the Bonchaks Black Coffee, Bar Nine, Starbucks stole your shop design Leva memes, Tooker’s fall, JAB will buy it all Coffee Twitter, Glitter Cat, logo on a trucker hat

Little Buddy, Ben Put, crowdfunding, Modbar Coffee shots, Dayglow, AeroPress and tech bros YouTube, Youngmin Lee, Stephen Patrick Morrissey Stephen Vick, Umeko, coffees from the Congo

We didn’t start the Third Wave it was Trish who named it, we just tried to frame it We didn’t start the Third Wave But we didn’t fight it, we just tried to write it

Sorenson, Weissman, commodity price, man Yemen, Berlin, drama with deferment Consulting in Arabia, Borer Beetle mania GFAs, Instagram, Natvia still owes us, damn Howard Schultz, ECX, qualifying sponsor checks SCA lost an A what else do we have to say???

Leaf rust, Katie’s win, Cole McBride is back again Split shot, Standart, light roast, Red Fox Aga, Gwilym, Berg Wu, Hide and Licata too Robusta is up a grade, Phyllis Johnson, Direct Trade Coffee Common, flat white, TNT on Thursday nights coffee sweats, DJ sets, Drunken Brewers Cup regrets Portland Coffee Social Club, GMO the coffee shrub Oatly, coffee cola wars — I can’t take it anymore!

We didn’t start the Third Wave it was Trish who named it, we just tried to frame it We didn’t start the Third Wave The roast was blonde and the wave goes on…and on…

We Didn’t Start The Third Wave published first on https://medium.com/@LinLinCoffee

[shebreathesslowly]

We Didn’t Start The Third Wave

It’s the end of 2019, and the end of the decade. To celebrate and reflect, here is a coffee version of the 1989 contemporary pop hit, “We Didn’t Start The Fire.” Thank you for listening, reading, sharing, and supporting the Sprudge Media Network, the worldwide leader in coffee news and journalism and occasionally song parody.

Words and music by Buzzy Joel.

Erna Knutsen, Cindy Chang, COE and climate change Drink Pacific, water PH, avocado toast La Marzocco, Cat & Cloud, Colin Harmon, Jesse Raub Eastern Region, Western Region, Wrecking Ball’s Nick Cho

Anaerobic fruit bombs, honey washed gesha Scott Rao, “Hey Girl Guide”, Build-Outs in the summertime Pergamino, Bean Scene, coffee competition dreams Giuliano, Marcus Boni, 15 minutes call time

We didn’t start the Third Wave it was Trish who named it, we just tried to frame it We didn’t start the Third Wave But we didn’t fight it, we just tried to write it

Sasa Sestic, Ollie Strand, Kenya, Ethiopia Penny University was always just a pop  Kaffikaze, pre-ground, Supersonic, Stumptown Ristretto’s woes, C market low stock Hoffmann, G&B, Taiwan’s got a winning team Klaus Thomsen, Wendelboe, Raul, Alejandro Meesh tho! Budapest, DCILY, Reykjavik Purple Princess, Greg Scace, trouble in the Dubai

We didn’t start the Third Wave it was Trish who named it, we just tried to frame it We didn’t start the Third Wave But we didn’t fight it, we just tried to write it

Little Wolf, Madcap, Terry Z, the Bonchaks Black Coffee, Bar Nine, Starbucks stole your shop design Leva memes, Tooker’s fall, JAB will buy it all Coffee Twitter, Glitter Cat, logo on a trucker hat

Little Buddy, Ben Put, crowdfunding, Modbar Coffee shots, Dayglow, AeroPress and tech bros YouTube, Youngmin Lee, Stephen Patrick Morrissey Stephen Vick, Umeko, coffees from the Congo

We didn’t start the Third Wave it was Trish who named it, we just tried to frame it We didn’t start the Third Wave But we didn’t fight it, we just tried to write it

Sorenson, Weissman, commodity price, man Yemen, Berlin, drama with deferment Consulting in Arabia, Borer Beetle mania GFAs, Instagram, Natvia still owes us, damn Howard Schultz, ECX, qualifying sponsor checks SCA lost an A what else do we have to say???

Leaf rust, Katie’s win, Cole McBride is back again Split shot, Standart, light roast, Red Fox Aga, Gwilym, Berg Wu, Hide and Licata too Robusta is up a grade, Phyllis Johnson, Direct Trade Coffee Common, flat white, TNT on Thursday nights coffee sweats, DJ sets, Drunken Brewers Cup regrets Portland Coffee Social Club, GMO the coffee shrub Oatly, coffee cola wars — I can’t take it anymore!

We didn’t start the Third Wave it was Trish who named it, we just tried to frame it We didn’t start the Third Wave The roast was blonde and the wave goes on…and on…

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[innerworldofaudrey]

Cris Cyborg on Amanda Nunes: ‘I think this will be my last fight in the UFC’

It hasn’t been made official, but it’s expected that UFC women’s featherweight champion Cris Cyborg will defend her title against reigning bantamweight titleholder Amanda Nunes in a champ vs. champ superfight at UFC 232 in December.

Cyborg, real name Cristiane Justino, would prefer to fight Nunes at the upcoming UFC 228 pay-per-view on September 8 and states that, if left until December, it could be the last time we see the Brazilian compete under the UFC banner.

Cyborg’s UFC contract expires in March, 2019.

“I think this fight will be my last in the UFC, because my contract expires in March,” Cyborg told Brazilian television show Combate News, per MMA Fighting’s Guilherme Cruz, “and doing this fight in December, I think it will be the last that people will see me fight.”

The 33-year-old has criticized Ultimate Fighting Championship for lack of interest in developing the women’s featherweight division and is less than impressed with the featherweight roster for The Ultimate Fighter 28, many of whom compete in the bantamweight division.

“They are doing the TUF house and cut all the girls from 145,” Cyborg said. “They only added girls that can make 135. Holly Holm said she doesn’t want to fight now. There’s Pam Sorenson, she tried out for TUF and didn’t make it, I think they didn’t add her because she can’t make 135. There’s Cindy Dandois, who beat Megan Anderson as well. There’s Ediane Gomes, who sends me messages challenging me all the time, who is also from my division.”

Cyborg, who has opened as a -220 betting favorite over Nunes, reiterated that she is not happy about having to wait until December to get her hands on ‘The Lioness’.

”There are girls that can fight, from my division. But they don’t want that, they only want me to fight Amanda. But we have to wait 10 months, almost a year to make this fight happen.”

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Call The Stylist! These 21 Scissor-Wielding Kids Are Have Hair Emergencies

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Call The Stylist! These 21 Scissor-Wielding Kids Are Have Hair Emergencies

It’s the plot of countless television sitcoms — kid gets a hold of scissors and cuts their own hair.

The reason it’s so hilarious is because children accidentally giving themselves terrible haircuts happens all the time. For some precocious kiddos, the allure of the scissors is too much to resist, and their parents just have to laugh. Fortunately for us, lots of them also post their kids’ haircut mishaps on the internet because the internet has to be good for something. Put your scissors down and check out these kids who did a number on their own hair.

1. “His older brother thought that this was funny. His father does, too!” – evil__bob

Reddit / evil__bob

Read More: 24 Kid Fails That Will Make You So Thankful Facebook Wasn’t A Thing Back In Your Day

2. “My client’s daughter cut her own hair. I am a hairdresser. She asked me if I could fix it. NOPE.” – snipandclip

Reddit / snipandclip

3. “My daughter gave herself this haircut last week. I about died.” – Stephanie Klindt Cook

Facebook / Stephanie Klindt Cook

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4. “My kid decided to trim his eyebrows. When he cut them too short he decided to cut hair from his head and glue it to his eyebrows. He immediately regretted his decision.” – leeto86

Reddit / leeto86

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5. “My eight-year-old niece doesn’t know how hair works. She got tired of her bangs so she cut them off.” – jennthemermaid

Reddit / jennthemermaid

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6. This little stinker named Justin went for the patchy look with his cut.

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7. “Look who cut her own hair!” – Mamawookie

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8. “Avery cuts her own hair.” – donnyfbliss

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9. “Apalling as it may be, she is actually my 3rd child (out of 3) to cut her own hair without us knowing. Now, I know what you are thinking, ‘Why are your kids left unattended with scissors?’ And to be honest, I don’t really have a good answer for this, other than they found scissors, and seemed to think that a little trim was a good idea.” – Stephanie May

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10. “Joe Dirt?” – drkangel762

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11. “He wanted his hair to match his daddy’s! I found him in the playroom with my peanut trimmers cutting off all his pretty red hair!” – Natalie Bradford LeBaron

Facebook / Natalie Bradford LeBaron

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12. “Laelia cut her own hair. And the lady at Supercuts evened it out for her birthday. (It’s short, y’all.)”

Laelia Sky

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13. “He wanted a Mohawk. He used ‘daddy’s brush’ aka clippers.” – Elisa von Heimburg-Bryant

Facebook / Elisa von Heimburg-Bryant

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14. “My son Jackson (6 yrs old) shaved his eyebrow right before picture day with his dad’s nose hair trimmers!” – Kelly Keefe-Taylor

Facebook / Kelly Keefe-Taylor

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15. “When your five-year-old brother cut his own hair because he said he wants to look crispy for the girls.” – @ericarobinson_

Twitter / @ericarobinson_

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16. “My husband had trimmed his beard and left the buzzers on the bathroom sink! Big mistake!!” – healthandaloe

Instagram / healthandaloe

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17. “All I wanted was to go pee by myself, then he cut his own hair…” – CastianaSahal

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18. “Mom, is it REALLY messed up?” – Cindie Sorenson-Batterman

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19. “I called this the mug shot. Smiley did the honors. 20 years ago.” – Ronda Hess

Facebook / Ronda Hess

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20. “I was just telling my friend that I was going to let it grow out because he has pretty wavy hair. We get home, I go into the kitchen to finish cooking dinner [and] about 5 mins later he comes down stairs so happy and excited and exclaims ‘Mom, do you like my nice new hair cut?’ I almost had a heart attack.” – Jennifer Dominguez

Facebook / Jennifer Dominguez

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21. “This morning Abel cut his own hair. He didn’t [do] a very good job since he gave himself a bald patch in the center front of his head.”

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San Diego Unified’s Phase Two reopening may happen in January

At the earliest, San Diego Unified students will likely return to school campuses in January, after the winter break, district officials announced Tuesday.

The earliest that elementary students will be allowed to return is Jan. 4, and the earliest that middle and high school students could return is Jan. 25. This will be what is being called the district’s Phase Two of reopening.

During Phase Two, students will be learning in person only part of the time.

Elementary students will get to attend school in person half a day for four days a week, while middle and high school students will attend two days a week for four hours a day.

During the other hours students will continue their distance learning.

Any parents will be able to keep their students home in distance learning if they wish, officials say.

The Phase Two plan is dependent on San Diego County staying out of the purple tier, the lowest of the state’s COVID reopening system, said board Vice President Richard Barrera. The district will not move to Phase Two while the county is in the purple tier.

San Diego County is currently in red, the second-lowest tier, and has been on the brink of qualifying for the purple tier. Health officials said Tuesday that the county was saved again from falling into the purple tier because of high testing levels, although its raw case rate for COVID-19 is high enough to be in the purple tier.

Currently, San Diego Unified is in Phase One of reopening, where some elementary students who are experiencing learning loss or who have disabilities meet teachers on campus for limited, in-person support sessions. Some sessions are as short a half hour or less.

About 4,000 students at more than 100 schools are participating in Phase One, out of the district’s roughly 100,000 students. So far there have been no cases of confirmed COVID-19 transmission and no outbreaks at Phase One schools, Superintendent Cindy Marten said.

If the county does fall to the purple tier, as district officials are anticipating, San Diego Unified will not cancel Phase One, board President John Lee Evans said.

The district has said it will expand Phase One to include middle and high school students, too, but officials did not give a date for that expansion. That still needs to be negotiated with labor unions, Evans said, adding he hopes it will happen soon.

The district also is not yet announcing dates for Phases Three and Four of reopening, because Phase Four means full-time, in-person learning and “there’s much more that needs to be done,” such as figuring out a coronavirus testing program, Evans said.

Reopening, testing

With an anticipated January start date, San Diego Unified will likely be one of last school districts in the county to reopen for in-person instruction. Most of the county’s 42 school districts have reopened for at least part-time instruction as of this month.

San Diego Unified is following the lead of school districts in South County, where COVID-19 levels are highest. Sweetwater Union High, Chula Vista Elementary, San Ysidro and South Bay Union are among districts that have announced they will stay closed to in-person instruction for the rest of 2020.

While some schools have reported a few COVID-19 cases, experts and school officials say it’s inevitable that COVID-19 will show up at schools, because there is community spread of the virus. They say what matters is keeping COVID-19 from spreading further at school once students or staff arrive.

County health officials have not been regularly publicizing COVID-19 data for K-12 schools, so it’s unknown to what extent COVID-19 is surfacing within local schools.

In a county COVID-19 update this week, health officials reported a 6.6 percent increase in cases for children 9 years old and younger, which was twice the rate of increase for the county overall. There were a total of 2,016 cases in that age range from Oct. 19 to Oct. 25.

Several school districts that are open have been reporting the number and location of cases on “dashboards” on their websites. On those dashboards, districts are reporting few cases across the district at a time.

When asked if the small number of COVID-19 cases reported by districts so far means San Diego Unified is being overly cautious in delaying reopening — as some parents have argued — Barrera said it’s “way too early” to make claims about COVID-19 spread within schools.

Barrera said that until school districts are testing all students and staff on a regular basis, he doesn’t believe schools can say there is little to no COVID-19 spread happening at schools, since many people can spread the coronavirus without showing symptoms.

“I don’t think there’s a single district in this county — or, frankly, in this country — that can make the claim right now that they know that if somebody comes onto one of their campuses with the virus that they are able to prevent the spread, because we don’t have the testing that allows us to make that claim,” Barrera said.

A January start date for Phase Two gives the district more time to try to establish a regular COVID-19 testing program for students and staff who are not symptomatic. The district recently asked Gov. Gavin Newsom to give San Diego Unified 10,000 daily COVID-19 tests to meet that goal, but it’s unknown whether the state will grant the request.

Several parents say they are desperate to return their children to school, that their children are not learning well at home and that their children are suffering socially.

Meanwhile, other parents have been happy with the district’s slow reopening pace, saying they are worried about COVID-19 spreading in schools and about their families’ safety.

Language Academy Elementary parent Karla Ramirez said it’s great news that the district is waiting until at least January to begin Phase Two. Ramirez said distance learning is going well for her 5-year-old daughter. Ramirez also suffers from chronic pulmonary problems.

“I feel like a big weight has been lifted off my shoulders,” Ramirez said of the district’s plans, which will allow parents to keep children in distance learning if they wish.

She added that the delay until January provides a chance for the district to learn from the experiences of school districts that have already opened.

Ebey Sorenson, a member of a parent group that has been pushing for San Diego Unified to reopen, says the district’s decision is frustrating.

She said parents have a lot of remaining questions about what Tuesday’s announcement means for expanding Phase One and what the district is doing to encourage more teachers to return in-person. Phase One is voluntary for teachers, which is partly why Phase One sessions are limited.

“It feels like the district keeps kicking the can down the line without answering these questions,” Sorenson said.

Sorenson’s two sons attend San Diego Unified schools. One is in an early childhood special education program and one is in first grade. She said she plans to home-school her first-grader, because he has struggled with online learning. *Reposted article from the UT by Kristen Taketa and Andrea Lopez-Villafaña of October 27, 2020

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Michael Jackson goofing around with Cindy Sorenson and Debbie Lee Carrington who played Geex in Captain EO.