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Born of Dutch immigrants, Ronald Boender grew up in Illinois and had always had a fascination with butterflies, beginning with the cabbage whites, black swallowtails and silk moths he found while growing up on his father’s farm. He moved to Florida in 1968, and after retiring from a successful career as an electrical engineer, he decided to actively pursue his interest in butterflies, beginning by raising local butterflies and butterfly food plants in small numbers at his home. When he learned…

Gabriel Richard was born in La Ville de Saintes, France on October 15, 1767. When he was 17 he entered the seminary in Angers, France. He went to school at the College in Saintes and would later attend the Sulpician seminaries in Angers and Issy. He would join the Sulpicians in 1790 and was ordained a priest in 1791. At the start he would teach mathematics at the Robertins College in Paris, but later would be forced to flee due to the French Revolution in 1792. He came over to the country by…

After 6 months, 51 co-hosts, great deals of backward and forward as well as way too many teases to count, Live! With Kelly still hasn't already filled up the open seat next to Kelly Ripa given that Michael Strahan's separation. A resource informs E! Information, the choice can be made "as late as May," which is "just what functioned the last time she was looking for a co-host" after Regis Philbin left the program 2011. And also, the consistent thriller of waiting on the choice has actually…

After watching these short films I am reminded no matter how advanced our society get in technologies from Iphones to Tesla’s some people will always continue to be stuck in the past when it comes to values and ideas. We have basically endless amounts of information at our fingertips and maybe 10 years away from self-driving cars but some people in this country treat other as if we are in the 1920’s. How is it ok for media outlets to produce content to persuade people into their ignorant…

Morning Olivier, I hope this finds you well. As you’re aware Cinesite is creating the feature animation for your exciting project THE STAR. On our website, we have a section where we list all projects in production (scroll down and it is on this page): http://www.cinesite.com/feature-animation/projects-featured-animation/ I understand there was a possible casting announcement planned for December for THE STAR I would like to request permission to include the project on this webpage in…

Aaron Blaise: Animator and Illustrator Aaron Blaise is an artist and animator who worked for 21 years creating some of the greatest animated films of the 20th century. He began with illustration work, but learned to create animation in the late 80s under Glen Keane, helping him to eventually becoming director of animation in several films at Walt Disney studios. He is not only an animator but a painter, digital artist, and instructor. In his many years of training, he has travelled around the…

What makes me happy? Walt Disney World yes, going to Walt Disney World with family and friends is what makes me happy. You might think why Disney world why ? Well, let me explain it to you. Like it says in the commercials Disney World is the happiest place on earth, and it is true ( trust me I would know). I mean who does not love Walt Disney? With all the movies that are kid friendly and action movies for older kids. There is no other place where the workers are harder workers. The workers…

Once upon a time, Andy Mooney, former Nike executive, attended a Disney on Ice show. While at the show, Mooney observed groups of young girls dressed as their favorite characters in the show. He designed products to make young girls look and feel like their favorite Disney characters, anything from dresses to lunch boxes. The Disney Princess Empire’s story of creation and expansion is comparable to the fairytale stories themselves, with Andy Mooney as Prince Charming and the consumer-products…

The film industry is such a large part of the American culture and is often taken for granted. Many people these days have no idea the amount of work or the number of inventions needed to create the American film industry that they know today. Thomas Edison and Hollywood are two of the most influential names in the history of the American film industry. The history of the motion picture industry dates back to the seventeenth century. In 1877, Thomas Edison invented something that recorded…

The first Peanuts comic strip was introduced on October 2nd, 1950 illustrated by a man named Charles M. Schulz. The last strip was printed on February 13th, 2000, a day after Mr. Schultz died. There are hints on why certain things were named in the strip. His address is “1770 James Street” in Minneapolis.” It was invented because Charles was an average student and when someone found him and that he could draw they signed a 5 year contact with him to work for the Peanuts comic strip.…