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From Me To You... With the rise in services like Netflix and Hulu, it is easier to catch your favorite show and watch at your leisure than ever before. This has also led to the phenomenon of binge watching - sitting through a season or series at a time. In reality I have been doing my own form of binge watching for years, turning on House Hunters or Friends every night. There are advantages to screening shows this way. You can fully immerse yourself in the story and follow complicated plot lines more easily. If you are watching a show you have seen before then multitasking comes into play. For example as I write this I am streaming The Big Bang Theory in the background. Bazinga! Something that occurred to me is that the way shows are written will have to evolve as we turn more to binge watching. I was watching Grey’s Anatomy and when I saw it originally the plot lines made sense. However, once I started watching one episode after another, the stories seemed to speed up. Relationships blossomed, evolved and ended in a matter of hours, not
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weeks as I remembered it. The sheer number of disasters also became somewhat comical when viewed that way. I mean, how many horrible things happened to that cast and the poor patients they treated? Subway pole pinning two strangers together, a man attacked by his girlfriend’s lion, near drownings, plane crashes, car crashes, it makes you think twice about visiting Seattle. Shows like Grace & Frankie and Santa Clarita Diet are released all at once. You can see the whole thing as quickly or slowly as you want. It makes the gaps between seasons harder to wait for but I guess you can’t have everything. I have also come to realise that the significance of the show you pick has increased in importance. If you dip in and out of a show once a week for half an hour or an hour it is not too much of an investment of your time. Now with binge watching, there better be something that makes one series worth the days or weeks you will be spending together. Something light and silly or a drama that pulls you in perhaps. Maybe a historical romance, you know so you can learn something while you fritter away all those hours. I was planning on starting Game of Thrones next week but with all the backlash over the last couple of episodes I am rethinking that choice. Which shows do you love to watch? Email me with your favorite shows that you think are worth binge watching. I look forward to your recommendations!
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On our Cover The models on our cover this month are all graduating Seniors from Estrella Foothills High School. From left to right they are Tori Garnica, C.J. Morris and Sierra Booth.
Tori is headed to NAU in the fall with a view to studying in the nursing program after completing her pre-requisites. It has not been smooth sailing for Tori, she had a devastating loss as a young girl. She was in the car with her family driving along Westar Rd when there was a horrific car crash and she sadly lost her mom. Her elder sister was paralysed from the waist down and Tori was understandably traumatised. She took a while to find herself, struggling emotionally, but is proud to say that now she feels more like her mom than ever. Studying nursing is a continuation of the AP Biology class Tori loved at school and she wants to be able to help others and honor the memory of her mom. C.J. was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in his sophomore year and had to have someone bring notes to him at home. It was definitely
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a struggle to study alone and figure out his classes but he thrived. Despite those challenges he is happy to say he will graduate not only from high school but also into a survivors’ clinic as he is now cancer free for 2 years. C.J. is looking forward to attending ASU in the fall where he will study Electrical Engineering. Sierra is the winner of the EFHS Scholar Athlete Award and sees her future guiding others as a P.E. teacher. She has been inspired by the staff at EFHS herself, saying that the teachers are always there for their students and she sees them making meaningful connections. Sierra will attend EMCC to start her future endeavours and looks forward to becoming certified in Personal Training and Yoga along the way. Although Sierra has it all together today she also had a hard start in life. Raised in an abusive household, she struggled in the toxic environment until she was moved out of that situation to live with her mother. Despite the difficulties all of these young scholars have faced, they are shining examples of excellence. Congratulations to all of you and the rest of the graduating class of Estrella Foothills High School. We can’t wait to see what you will all achieve in the next stage in your life!
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Chicken & Grape Salad Entertain effortlessly with global flavors Greek Chicken and Grape Salad with Lemon Tahini Dressing Serves 4 Ingredients 1/4 cup tahini 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon lemon zest 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar 1/4 cup water 1 clove of garlic 1 teaspoon honey 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt, divided 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts, pounded to uniform thickness 1 tablespoon olive oil Coarse ground pepper to taste 1/3 English cucumber, trimmed, quartered and cut into 1/2-inch pieces (about 1 cup) 1 1/3 cups halved red California grapes 1/2 cup chopped scallions, green part only 2 ounces feta cheese, crumbled 3/4 cup chickpeas, rinsed and drained 1 cup hummus 16 romaine heart leaves 1 large whole wheat pita round, quartered
Season the chicken with olive oil, remaining salt, and pepper. Place chicken on grill and cook, without flipping, for 4-5 minutes on the first side. Flip and then cook for another 4 minutes on the second side. Allow the chicken to rest for 3-4 minutes, then slice. In a medium bowl, combine the cucumber, grapes, scallions, feta and chickpeas; add 1/3 cup salad dressing and toss to combine. To serve: Portion 1/4 cup hummus on four separate serving plates and place four romaine leaves in the hummus. Top with the cucumber-grape salad mixture and sliced chicken and serve with a triangle of pita bread.
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In Home Sprinklers Seven people die each day due to home fires, so it’s important to be ready. Every home needs working smoke alarms and an escape plan for exiting the house. These are essential first steps, but there is an additional tool that dramatically reduces the spread of home fires, and the risk of dying from one: installing home fire sprinklers. These systems are an effective method for controlling fires quickly. They’re less common in homes, but they work there just as well. The risk of dying in a home fire decreases by about 85 percent if sprinklers are present. Research shows when sprinklers were present, fires were kept to the room of origin 97 percent of the time. That means the sprinkler activates and puts out the fire before it has a chance to spread to other places in the home. The National Fire Protection Association and the Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition want you to know these facts: Only one sprinkler activates: If a fire starts, the closest sprinkler will activate, spraying water to control the flames, heat and deadly smoke. That fast control gives you time to escape to safety. Michael O’Connell Owner/Operator
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Money Matters If you’re a dad, you may well be pleased to unwrap some tools as Father’s Day gifts. In fact, the construction process is valuable for anyone to learn – and the same skills that go in to creating and mending physical objects also can be applied to financial projects – such as working toward a comfortable retirement. Here are a few of those skills: • Diagnosing the challenge – For example, if you want to build some bookshelves right into the wall, you’ll need to locate the wall studs, determine if you have adequate space for the shelving you want and allow room for future expansion. Similarly, if you want to retire at a certain age, you need to consider the key variables: your current and future income (How much can you count on from your retirement plans?), where you’ll live (Will you downsize or relocate?) And what you’ll do as a retiree (Will you travel extensively or stick close to home?). • Assembling the right tools and materials – To put together your bookshelf, you will need the right tools and the right building materials. And to work toward a comfortable retirement, you’ll
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also need the right tool – in the form of a long-term financial strategy, based on your specific retirement goals, risk tolerance and time horizon – along with the appropriate materials – the mix of investments you use to carry out that strategy. • Review your work – Once you’ve finished your bookshelf, you occasionally may need to make some minor adjustments or repairs in response to slippage, cracks or other issues that can develop over time. As an investor, you also may need to tweak your financial strategy periodically and adjust your investment mix – not necessarily because something is broken, but to accommodate changes in your life, such as a new job, new family situation and new goals. Furthermore, over time, your risk tolerance may change, and this needs to be reflected in your array of investments. Tools are a big deal on Father’s Day. But the construction-related tasks they represent, physically and symbolically, go beyond any one holiday and can be used by anyone interested in working toward a solid financial future. Submitted by Chris Carlton of Edward Jones
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Saving on Amazon These days, everyone’s looking for bargains and ways to save while shopping online from the comfort of their own homes. Below are easy ways to save when shopping on Amazon: 1. Discounted offers: Customers receiving government assistance through EBT or Medicaid can enjoy the benefits of an Amazon Prime membership for a discounted monthly price of $5.99, with the ability to cancel anytime. Learn more and sign up for a free 30-day trial at http:// amazon.com/qualify. 2. Stick to your budget. When you’re shopping online, you can use Amazon Cash instead of your debit or credit card. It’s a simpler way to shop and will help you manage your spending. You can visit more than 45,000 participating stores - including pharmacies like CVS - to add cash to your Amazon Balance. This method is quick, easy and Amazon doesn’t charge any fees. 3. Take advantage of subscriptions. Families can maximize their savings by enrolling in convenient
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programs such as Subscribe & Save, which allow you to subscribe to a wide selection of items you buy frequently (such as diapers, baby food and household products), and have them shipped to you for free on a regular basis. You’ll not only save up to 15% on the purchases, but you’ll also save the time and energy normally spent on trips to the store. 4. Earn rewards by waiting. Not in a hurry to get your package? Here’s a little-known Prime perk for those who don’t need their order right away - selecting the “No-Rush” shipping option at checkout earns you rewards and discounts on future purchases. Rewards are automatically added to your Amazon balance, so you can start saving right away. 5. Discover Bargain Finds. Check out Amazon’s Bargain Finds for a wide selection of seasonally relevant products that are priced even lower items can vary from clothing and jewelry to gifts and home decor. Shopping online does not have to break the bank, and you don’t have to spend all your time surfing and comparing prices.
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Headache Help You’ve been there before - you wake up and immediately feel the pulsing in your head, you get to work and can feel the pounding pressure mounting as you move between looking at your computer screen and meetings, you’re gearing up for a fun day out with your kids but you cringe as the pain in your head magnifies with every shout of excitement.
triggers: * Food is one of the more common triggers, from smoked foods to alcohol and avocados, that is often overlooked. Keep a food journal to see if you can identify patterns and triggers * Weather changes, including high- and low-pressure systems * For women, menstruation and hormone fluctuations or imbalance * Screen time * Stress and a compromised sleep schedule
“People often underestimate the pain they experience and think their only choice is to endure,” said Dr. Seymour Diamond, executive chair and founder of the National Headache Foundation and Director Emeritus and Founder of the Diamond Headache Clinic.
Headaches or uncharacteristic migraine symptoms can indicate you need medical attention. People are often reluctant to call their healthcare provider or go to the ER because they don’t want to arrive only to learn that nothing out of the ordinary is wrong.
It can be easy to dismiss a headache as normal, but normal shouldn’t be confused with common. Headaches can also be caused by your daily habits that may be easily removed from your routine or can help your doctor develop a treatment plan.Know your headache and migraine
Diamond advises, “If your symptoms are out of the ordinary for you, seek medical attention from a specialist and get help.”
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Farewell
A Final Message as Principal from Dr. Leslie Standerfer As the school year comes to an end and I make the transition to the position of Assistant Superintendent of Academics in the Buckeye Union High School District, I want to let you know that it has been an honor and a privilege to serve as the Principal of Estrella Foothills High School for the past 13 years. I am proud of the accomplishments of our students and our staff over that time. I appreciate the support this community has given to our school over the years, and thank you for the trust you put in me as you sent your students to school each day.
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I will always be grateful for the opportunity I had to be here at Estrella Foothills; working with parents, staff, and the community at large for the betterment of our students. The memories of our students performing, competing, struggling, and succeeding will stay with me always. This is a bittersweet time for me as I believe in the work we are doing as a district to help our students be future ready and am excited to be a part of that at a district level, but I will miss the close association I have with the students and the community on a daily basis being a campus administrator. As I make this move though, I want you to know that I will still be working for the betterment of our students at Estrella Foothills High School – just in a different capacity behind the scenes. And, I leave Estrella Foothills in very capable hands as Mr. Jay Cox comes in as Principal to lead the school into 2020 and beyond.
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The name centipede is misleading. The name centipede literally means “100 legs,” but this pest can actually have anywhere from 15 to 177 pairs of legs. Their legs are long and slender, which helps them to move at a fast speed. Centipedes are night owls. Some centipede species invade homes, but humans rarely see them during the day. They typically hide in damp areas around the house, such as bathrooms, basements and closets. At night is when centipedes are most active. Contrary to popular belief, centipedes are not dangerous. While they do have poisonous jaws that they use to inject venom and kill their prey, the jaws are not powerful enough to easily puncture human skin. However, centipedes will occasionally bite in self-defense, which can cause some localized pain and swelling, similar to that of a bee sting. Centipedes are carnivorous. House centipedes feed on many types of small household pests, including spiders, flies, cockroaches and silverfish. All centipedes have poor eyesight, so they detect prey through their antennae. In fact, some centipedes don’t even have eyes. Centipedes have long lifespans. The common house centipede can live for more than a year, while other species have been known to live for as long as 5-6 years. Submitted by Larry Cash, of Estrella Mountain Pest Control, Estrella Resident
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Graduation
On May 23rd, the 15th graduating class from Estrella Foothills High crossed the stage at Goodyear Ballpark to receive diplomas. The class earned over 18 million in scholarship offerings. Here are a few excerpts from the ceremony. Allen Frost, Senior Class Vice President, provided inspiration to start the ceremony. He stated the class motto, “Our legacy lies in the paw prints we leave behind” and then urged his classmates to “look back at the legacy you created and let it remind you that nothing is impossible when you set your mind to it. Look at the many steps it takes to make it towards your goal, and remember to never stop trying.” Kylee Phipps, Student Body President, continued the focus on the class motto when she stated, “And as we continue on with our lives, we must remember that although we leave our paw prints at Estrella Foothills, we will imprint them in many places as we look to find our purpose in life - our purpose of life being to live it.” Daniel Ramirez, Senior Class Treasurer, started his speech reminding graduates of the senior sunrise they attended to start the year and ended his speech stating, “The sun may have set on our time in high school, but it is shining on all of our tomorrows. While we may not share classrooms together anymore, we will share the new found success in whatever the future holds for us.” Siobhan Ferrall, who graduated with highest distinction reflected on the past four years as she stated, “Tonight is the very last time that all of us will be together in one place. After today, we will all be going our separate ways. Some of us are going to college, some to serve in the military, some to work, and some just don’t know yet. We’ve grown together over the past four years from timid freshmen to strong, confident seniors. 16 Estrella Publishing - Up The Hill magazine
I am honored to be standing here in front of all of you, the graduating class of 2019, reflecting back on everything we’ve learned. Perhaps the most important lesson that I discovered in high school, and in life, is to live in the moment, because moments don’t last forever.” Ryan Clements, who also graduated with highest distinction, looked forward to the future as he gave his classmates this advice, “Class of 2019, we have the talent, we have the brain power, and we have the creativity to truly make the world a better place. The way we do that is one kind word or action at a time… We may not feel like we have a lot to give to others, but we do. We give to others when we practice kindness, patience, and forgiveness. I look around at my fellow classmates and I can already see the BEST future teachers, engineers, lawyers, television personalities, and leaders. Pablo Picasso said, ‘The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.’ Class of 2019, find your gifts and live your purpose.” Lily Mika, Senior Class President, concluded the ceremony with these words of appreciation, “The people sitting here today, in one way or another, have shaped us into who we are. Many of us share a story of feeling a little lost at some point during these past four years. But, with the help of some amazing people sitting among you today, you found where you belonged, met some of your best friends, and made unforgettable memories. We appreciate the love and support from our family, friends, and teachers; we have learned and grown so much because of you. We are better people because of you.” Kaitlynn Maggs, Senior Class Secretary, encouraged her fellow graduates to look to the future just before they turned their tassels by saying, “As we turn a new page, a new chapter, remember to look back on the past and learn from your mistakes. This is a fresh start, so make your story memorable… The best moments of our life are still unwritten.”
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Hair Care
The changing seasons, environmental factors, overuse of harmful products and ingrained grooming habits can damage your hair. Getting the strong, shiny hair you want can be as easy as following a few simple tips for hair and scalp health. 1. Wash in lukewarm water. Washing your hair in overly hot water can strip too much of the hair and scalp’s natural oils and moisture, and leave your hair looking and feeling dehydrated. Using lukewarm or even cool water while you shampoo and rinse helps protect your hair and scalp. 2. Dry with warm or cool air. Blow drying daily using the hottest air setting can damage hair over time, causing frizz and split ends. First, air dry for a while or gently towel dry the hair then choose the warm or even cool setting when drying. You
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can also get a diffuser attachment to use on the hair dryer to help reduce damage while styling. 3. Treat hair before washing. To help replenish moisture and give your hair a healthy boost, use a pre-shampoo treatment. 4. Don’t over-wash. Depending on your lifestyle, hair type and personal styling needs, giving your hair a rest from daily washing can help further protect your hair from damage. Try a good quality dry shampoo to maintain hair’s natural bounce and beauty. 5. Use naturally based products. Avoid potentially harmful ingredients such as parabens, polyethylene glycol, petrolatum, mineral oil, paraffin wax, plastic microbeads, formaldehyde releasers, and harmful colors or fragrances. Treating your hair with the same gentle care you give to your skin will show visible results. It will also maximize your hair cut and style giving you the strongest and most vibrant locks you’ve ever had.
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