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BUILDER BROTHERS DREAM FACTORY: Episodes 1.1 through 1.6 Review
BUILDER BROTHERS DREAM FACTORY is an animated comedy series on YouTube. It follows 10-year-old younger versions of HGTV’s Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott as they work together with their friends to invent and build gadgets that help them solve problems and overcome challenges. MOVIEGUIDE® reviewed the first six episodes. In Episode 1, the brothers are dismayed that the barber who usually cuts their hair is out of town.
BUILDER BROTHERS DREAM FACTORY Review
BUILDER BROTHERS DREAM FACTORY, streaming on YouTube, follows younger versions of HGTV’s Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott as they work together to invent and build gadgets that help them solve problems. In Episode 1, the brothers are dismayed that the barber who usually cuts their hair is out of town. They and their friends Mel and Ayanna build a “Groom-ba” haircutting robot. Chaos ensues when the robot goes rogue, and the kids must devise a plan to catch and deactivate it.
March Madness
Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor. In the past, he has worked with local startups and small organizations as a designer. He is also the co-author of a graphic novel “Pinewood.” Harris enjoys drawing, playing bass, writing music and going on walks in his free time.
Cave Divers
Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor. In the past, he has worked with local startups and small organizations as a designer. He is also the co-author of a graphic novel “Pinewood.” Harris enjoys drawing, playing bass, writing music and going on walks in his free time.
Having an art account on instagram
Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor. In the past, he has worked with local startups and small organizations as a designer. He is also the co-author of a graphic novel “Pinewood.” Harris enjoys drawing, playing bass, writing music and going on walks in his free time.
How to make money
Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor. In the past, he has worked with local startups and small organizations as a designer. He is also the co-author of a graphic novel “Pinewood.” Harris enjoys drawing, playing bass, writing music and going on walks in his free time.
Nobody Knows Why I Scream
Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor. In the past, he has worked with local startups and small organizations as a designer. He is also the co-author of a graphic novel “Pinewood.” Harris enjoys drawing, playing bass, writing music and going on walks in his free time.
Things in the 1920s that are still around today
Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor. In the past, he has worked with local startups and small organizations as a designer. He is also the co-author of a graphic novel “Pinewood.” Harris enjoys drawing, playing bass, writing music and going on walks in his free time.
Kid Named Ethan
Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor. In the past, he has worked with local startups and small organizations as a designer. He is also the co-author of a graphic novel “Pinewood.” Harris enjoys drawing, playing bass, writing music and going on walks in his free time.
S A N D W H I C H
Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor. In the past, he has worked with local startups and small organizations as a designer. He is also the co-author of a graphic novel “Pinewood.” Harris enjoys drawing, playing bass, writing music and going on walks in his free time.
Gallery: Brooke Shaden, ‘Samsara’ artist, talks at USI
Rob Dickes, associate professor of photography and digital imaging, and Greg Blair, assistant professor of art and design, introduce Brooke Shaden at her artist talk Friday in Forum I of the Wright Administration Building. The Midwest Society for Photographic Education’s conference featured Brooke Shaden as a keynote speaker. Shaden showcased her work and explained her process and approach to photography Friday in the Forum I of the Wright Administration Building.
Gallery: West Side Nut Club presents 103rd annual Fall Festival
October 16, 2024 The West Side Nut Club Fall Festival began Oct. 7 with carnival rides and food booths and ended Oct.12 with a street parade. Every year, the Fall Festival is organized by the West Side Nut Club. The festival includes entertainment, carnival attractions, food booths, a half-pot, a street parade and a pet parade. Tags: About the Contributors Kai Harris is a freshman pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design. Harris joined The Shield in Fall 2024 as the visual editor.
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THE LOVE YOU SAVE By Goldie Taylor A heart-rending account of journalist Goldie Taylor’s traumatic childhood during the 1970s and 80s.This is not an easy read - there is no sugarcoating the events of violence and abuse. But Taylor is a survivor, and she eventually finds power through her love of reading, research, and writing. Through insightful observations, Taylor shows how living and learning through trauma can lead to hope and healing.
Celebrating 20 Years: Silicon Valley Reads 2023 Focuses on a Journey to New Beginnings
For the last two decades, Silicon Valley Reads has brought people together with books and events centered on a focused theme that resonated with the community. This countywide reading engagement program will mark 20 years in 2023, with special programs at schools, libraries and local organizations.
Kai Harris' debut novel captures the confusion of growing up
“What The Fireflies Knew,” Kai Harris’ debut novel, is a coming-of-age tale that helped me remember what it was like to be a young Black girl on the border of adolescence. The novel’s narrator is Kenyatta, or “KB” as friends and family call her. “WHAT THE FIREFLIES KNEW” By Kai Harris Tiny Reparations Books ($26) KB is an 11-year-old Black girl who is learning much about the world as she deals with loss, in many forms.
When the Past Can’t Be Buried: Debut Novels Dredge Up Old Ties
The Shortlist March 1, 2022, 5:00 a.m. ET HERE LIES By Olivia Clare Friedman 196 pp. Grove. $24. Image Friedman’s poetic novel explores mourning, memory and motherhood in a future Louisiana that has been ravaged by climate change. In this world, graveyards and burials have been banned by federal law, and loved ones are allowed to grieve only over state-owned ashes.
The Meaningful Mundane: 6 Classic Books That Depict Black Girlhood
I was 12 years old the first time I read a book with a Black girl as the main character. It was seventh grade and we’d been reading the Dear America series—hardbound books with big themes and cute little satin bookmarks. This one was I Thought My Soul Would Rise and Fly: The Diary of Patsy, a Freed Girl, written by Joyce Hansen. I remember being excited when I saw Patsy’s face on the cover—just about the same color as me and wearing her hair like I sometimes wore mine.
The Lives of Black Women, at Home and Abroad
The Shortlist Jan. 28, 2022, 5:00 a.m. ET WHAT THE FIREFLIES KNEW By Kai Harris 274 pp. Tiny Reparations. $26. Image At the start of “What the Fireflies Knew,” 10-year-old Kenyatta, or KB, has just lost her father to a drug overdose, and she is about to lose her mother too. When her mother drives her and her older sister, Nia, from their home in Detroit to their grandfather’s house in Lansing, Mich., KB thinks they’re just visiting.
While We Live
The day I found out my husband cheated, I tried to drive to the market but cried until my eyes blurred and I had to pull over into a Tobacco Shoppe parking lot. I sucked my index finger and stuck it into my eye to fix my contact lens, just as a mud-crusted Jeep pulled into the parking spot beside me. The cute guy with dreads driving the Jeep saw me as I imagined I looked—hair wild, eyes red and wet, body a pathetic, cheat-on-able mess—and laughed.
Phoebe Robinson just announced the first books coming to her Tiny Reparations imprint Original
Comedian, author, podcaster, television host, and now publishing impresario — Phoebe Robinson's résumé is getting longer. This summer, Robinson announced her intent to form her very own books imprint in partnership with Dutton/Plume, of powerhouse Penguin RandomHouse. On Monday, Tiny Reparations Books went public with its first acquisitions, part of Robinson's vision to amplify diverse voices and push the national conversation forward.
Our Editors Share Their Unfiltered Thoughts on Fenty Skin
The Everygirl’s product selections are curated by the editorial team. If you buy something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission, at no cost to you. We only recommend products we genuinely love. There are constant new releases in the beauty world. We’re all well aware of “fast fashion,” but “fast beauty” is quickly becoming a new discussion to be had.
The Importance of Mental Health Awareness in the Black Community
When I was a child, my mom would drop me off at my grandma’s house when she went to work. The entire time she was gone, I would sit at the window and wait, watching the road for headlights signaling her return. Later, family members would tell stories about how easy I was to babysit because I would only sit in the window and cry. They made jokes for years about how sensitive I was, how spoiled and attached. The truth is, I was developing anxiety.
The Importance of Mental Health Awareness in the Black Community
Copy By: Kai Harris Feature Image By: Sézane | @sezane When I was a child, my mom would drop me off at my grandma’s house when she went to work. The entire time she was gone, I would sit at the window and wait, watching the road for headlights signaling her return. Later, family members would tell stories about how easy I was to babysit because I would only sit in the window and cry. They made jokes for years about how sensitive I was, how spoiled and attached.
Women of Color: Let's Give Ourselves Permission to Do Less
The most profound thing my therapist ever taught me was not a lesson she taught. It was a question she asked: why do you feel like you have to do it all, right now? She sat across from me in her dimly-lit office, legs crossed at the ankles, calmly sipping tea from her blue patterned mug and asked again, another way: why the urgency? I paused. Took a moment to imagine myself not urgent.
Women of Color: Let's Give Ourselves Permission to Do Less
The most profound thing my therapist ever taught me was not a lesson she taught. It was a question she asked: why do you feel like you have to do it all, right now? She sat across from me in her dimly-lit office, legs crossed at the ankles, calmly sipping tea from her blue patterned mug and asked again, another way: why the urgency? I paused. Took a moment to imagine myself not urgent.
Dear White Friends: Here’s What I Need (And Don’t Need) From You
Copy By: Kai Harris Feature Image By: rawpixel What a time to be Black in America. As you read this, Black people are disproportionately dying from two pandemics: COVID-19 and racism. After witnessing the recent murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd, Black people have had enough. These names are only the recent additions to a long list of names in the Black Lives Matter movement.
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