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-        This image shows a group of people that shares a passion for art.

-        The way this compares to the ideas I developed the first time is the same as I said for the fitness community. Each person has a passion for art and they are willing to do whatever it takes to make it amazing. What it develops is the amount of passion these people have. They love what they do, and they want to better themselves to please more people.

-        The course reading that has contributed to my understanding the aspect of this concept is “The Algerine Captive”. Even though I used this already for the gaming community, I chose to use this reading again because of the whole idea about passion. The idea of Royall Tyler having a passion for teaching really stands out not only with the gaming community, but with the art community. Art is something a lot of people are passionate about. Some enjoy it as a hobby while others do it for a living. How “The Algerine Captive” goes with the art community is the whole idea of being passionate about something. Even though the story takes a completely different turn, the whole idea of him doing whatever it takes to be a teacher really stands out for this community.

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Today we are only going to be going til 3:30.

We are going to work to come together on the Runzheimer mural.

I will need a few people to help me transfer the St. Thomas mural to paper and polish it up.

Goal: Have a defiant plan for the Runzheimer mural.

Next Week: We are going to paint pumpkins for Halloween!

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Today we are only going to be going til 3:30. We are going to work to come together on the Runzheimer mural. I will need a few people to help me transfer the St. Thomas mural to paper and polish it...

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-        This image shows a group of people together at a convention enjoying something they all have in common. What this develops is how people may have different opinions about the games they like, but at the end of the day, they are here because they enjoy playing videos games.

-        The way this compares to the ideas I developed the first time is how everyone in this photo came together only to enjoy what they love.

-        The course reading that has contributed to my understanding the aspect of this concept is “The Algerine Captive”. The reason I chose this is because in the beginning of this story, Royall Tyler had a passion for teacher. Even though later he found out the reality of it, he had that passion and was willing to do whatever it takes to become a teacher. That’s how this reading fits for the gaming community. They have a passion for gaming that they would spend most of their lives playing video games. There are even some people who plays video games to make money. That’s another reason why people see a lot of gaming channels on YouTube. These people have a passion for playing video games that they are willing to do it as a job.

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This year's Evo Championship Series fighting game tournament will feature nine games, Evo co-founder Joey "MrWizard" Cuellar announced today. Cuellar confirmed that the annual tournament will include two still-unreleased games, Mortal Kombat X and Tekken 7, as well as double the Smash Bros - both Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Super Smash Bros. Melee for GameCube will be included this year.

Perennial fighters Ultra Street Fighter 4 and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 will once again return for this year's Evo.

The full confirmed lineup is as follows:

Cuellar noted that the lineup is subject to change, and that there may be additions leading up to the tournament.

The last time Guilty Gear appeared at Evo in an official capacity was in 2009 with Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core and Persona 4 Arena's most recent appearance was in 2012.

Cuellar and Mad Catz's Mark Julio confirmed that the arcade version of Tekken 7 will be featured at Evo 2015, since console versions of Bandai Namco's fighting game have not yet been announced. Julio said that fighting game fans will have opportunities to play Tekken 7 at unspecified game events prior to Evo 2015.

As for the decision to feature two Super Smash Bros. titles, Cuellar said Evo wanted to cater to both the "new blood" playing Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and the extensive Smash community who still plays Melee.

Evo 2015 will take place July 17-19 at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Evo 2015 lineup announced: Tekken 7, MKX, Persona 4 Arena and double the Smash Bros.

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This year's Evo Championship Series fighting game tournament will feature nine games, Evo co-founder Joey "MrWizard" Cuellar announced today. Cuellar confirmed that the annual tournament will include two still-unreleased games, Mortal Kombat X and Tekken 7, as well as double the Smash Bros - both Super Smash Bros.

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- This image shows a group of people who are all made up the same, but also have different features that makes them unique.
- The way this compares to the idea I developed the first time is how even though we are all in different races, we are technically made up the same, which means that we should be treated the way we want to be treated. Even though there may be some people that can make the entire race look bad, it does not mean that everyone in that race is bad like those few people. What adds on to this is how each person standing here wants to be treated like humans instead of anything less. They all went through a lot and it doesn’t help that people are judging others based on their race.
- The course reading that has contributed to my understanding the aspect of this concept is “The Account and Commentaries of Governor Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca". The reason I chose this reading is because of how Cabeza thought about both Christians and Indians. He thought that all Christians were good people while the Indians were bad. That idea changed when he met a group of nice Indians and found a group of bad Christians. When he saw that, he realized that not all Indians were bad and not all Christians are good. That idea goes with this him. The way this idea goes with this image is how each race has a group of bad people. However, it does not mean that everyone in that race is like that. Each race has a group of people that are bad, but there’s also people that are nice and caring.

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Just five days after the election, Gov.-elect Phil Murphy released the names of his transition team 's various co-chairs. It was a list of more than 80 names comprising policy areas from healthcare to housing, agriculture to budget, labor to workforce development, military and veteran affiairs to transportation and infrastructure.

It also contained some promising progressively-themed policy areas, including a team for a "stronger and fairer economy" and immigration and social justice subcommittees of the "law and justice" committee, signaling the incoming administration would take seriously important reforms in our justice system as it considers sanctuary state polices and marijuana legalization.

Then, four days later the incoming administration released another list, supplementing that first list with a whopping 600 (yes, I counted) more policy wonks, politicaly-connected wonks, and miscellaneous wonks whose expertise is unclear (at least to me).

I have a tough time making sense of it all, but that's a whole heckuva lot of people for six weeks' worth of work. The "team" shows a very broad breadth of perspective from the entire policy spectrum, so it doesn't necessary offer a glimpse on which policy direction Gov-elect Murphy is going. His Education team, for example, features representation from the state's school board association, the NJEA, local boards of education, colleges and universities, and even public school advocates like Save Our Schools on one end, and charter advocates like JerseyCAN on the other hand.

The 60-plus-member Environment and Energy Committee boasts former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell (?) and many environmental advocacy groups like the League of Conservation Voters, the NY/NJ Baykeepers, and Environment New Jersey. It also features the usual suspects like New Jersey American Water and PSE&G.

What are we to make of this behemoth list of eager, traditionally Democratic bodies ready to storm back to the State House? Will they help to develop policy or will the real work be done elsewhere? Are we looking for consensus among these often disparate groups? Just like the sharp policy focus that was a hallmark of his campaign, we should be looking for policy conviction and focus and not policy tofu that absorbs the flavor of everything around it.

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Murphy's Yuge 612-Member Transition Team

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Just five days after the election, Gov.-elect Phil Murphy released the names of his transition team 's various co-chairs. It was a list of more than 80 names comprising policy areas from healthcare to housing, agriculture to budget, labor to workforce development, military and veteran affiairs to transportation and infrastructure.

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-        This image shows a group of people exercising to stay healthy.

-        The way this compares to the ideas that I developed the first time is how these people are determined to do whatever it takes to get themselves feeling good. What this develops is the way they made up their minds to take care of themselves and are striving to do whatever it takes to reach their goal.

-        The course reading that has contributed to my understanding the aspect of this concept is “Rappaccini’s Daughter”. The reason I chose this is how Giovanni was determined. The idea of him being determined to get the girl he likes is the same mindset that this group of people have. Even though both goals are completely different, the determination they have are the same. The determination of achieving something is what this group of people have along with Giovanni in “Rappaccini’s Daughter”.

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To an outsider, the party at trendy New York City rooftop bar Catch on a recent Friday night looked and felt like a reunion. Everyone dressed to impressed, reading each other's name tags from across the room and then exclaiming with recognition-hugs, excited conversation, and group photos ensuing soon after.

Actually, it was the kick-off to Peloton's Home Rider Invasion weekend, meaning the room was packed with people who had traveled from 21 states across the country to spend time with others who regularly ride the snazzy, tech-savvy exercise bike at home, alone-but virtually, together.

"We were reacting to their desire to meet each other, meet the instructors, come see the studio, come interact," says CEO John Foley, explaining that a less official weekend had been organized by Peloton bike owners themselves in February via a Facebook page that connects riders. The page has become a vibrant, active community and has even sprouted sub-groups like "Peloton Mom Page" and "Peloton Triathlete Page."

Foley says that when the company asked the community on the page if they'd be interested in an official homecoming weekend, 1,800 people initially said yes, so that Peloton had to restrict attendance to 600 people, since the IRL studio wouldn't be able to accommodate that many riders, even with a schedule of 10 rides per day, plus workshops and meet-and-greets with instructors at the Eventi hotel, and social events like the Catch happy hour.

Peloton has managed to create a network of people so enthusiastic about the workout that they're motivated to fly across the country to bond.

It's a story of fitness community that rings of a phenomenon. After debuting its mega-upgrade to the at-home spin bike in 2013 and its home-base workout studio in NYC in 2014, which allowed riders from all over to show up, online, for live classes via their living room, Peloton has managed to create a network of people so enthusiastic about the workout model that they're motivated to fly across the country to bond.

"I had never taken a spin class before in my life," said Tina Marshell, a rider from Frisco, TX, who eagerly boasted about the fact that she had completed 300 rides since she got her bike in July by riding every day and was excitedly chatting with her favorite instructor, Steven Little, for the first time without a screen. "He was the one I first started with, he taught me proper technique, posture, everything," she gushed.

Ashok Rai came from Green Bay, WI, with his girlfriend and had been riding his Peloton bike since late January. "I don't have time to go to the gym...and I'm also a geek, so I love the interconnectivity, the tech," he said, adding that he was motivated to attend the weekend to meet the many friends he'd made on the bike, and via Facebook, in person. "It's amazing, we talk about everything," he said. "It's a socially motivating group. That's the best way I can put it."

And while many came from far-flung locales, even locals who could have shown up at the studio for weekly classes had instead been bitten by the online community bug. Emma and Eric Castro, a married couple who live in Morningside Heights in northern Manhattan, said they ditched their oft-ignored Equinox memberships after getting the Peloton bike in February. "I used to go to the gym twice, maybe three times a month. A month!" Emma said, "and this month so far I've ridden every single day in May. I'm on track to ride every day the whole month."

Despite their proximity, Emma and Eric had never taken an in-person class at Peloton's New York City studio and were set to do so the next morning, mainly so they could ride alongside the friends they had made via the Facebook page.

All of the riders expressed a sense of motivation that came from being a part of the national tribe. "It's the weirdest kind of accountability I've ever had in my life," said Rai. "People I don't know hold me accountable."

"Now we just have to take it from 35,000 bikes nationally to 35 million worldwide," Foley says to me, smiling, when I ask about what's next for the brand. Can you imagine that level of accountability?
Get Peloton star Steven Little's advice on how to have perfect form and posture during spin class and here's how to create a two-step ponytail that won't budge on the bike.

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How virtual fitness craze Peloton is killing it IRL

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To an outsider, the party at trendy New York City rooftop bar Catch on a recent Friday night looked and felt like a reunion. Everyone dressed to impressed, reading each other's name tags from across the room and then exclaiming with recognition-hugs, excited conversation, and group photos ensuing soon after.

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-        This image shows a group of people who proud to say that they’re bisexual. Even though they are part of the LGBT community, they are discriminated boy both straight and gay people. They are also more likely to stay hidden because of the abuse they get from both gay and straight people.

-        The way this compares to the idea I developed the first time is the idea of how people shouldn’t judge other based on who they love. Everyone’s human and they shouldn’t be treated different. What develops is how each person is doing whatever it takes to accept themselves as bisexual and not worry about what all these people thinks about them.

-        The course reading that has contributed to my understanding the aspect of this concept is “The Minister’s Black Veil”. The reason I chose this reading is how people were looking at Mr. Hooper funny when he was wearing the Black Veil. They even went up to him and asked him why he was wearing that and assumed why he was wearing it. However, his reasons for wearing it was completely different from what they were saying.

o   That idea applies for the bisexual community since both straight and gay people judge them because bisexual people are attracted to boys and girls. The only reason they think this is because they believe that bisexuality is not real and how you can only like one gender. On top of that, there are some gay and straight people who think that bisexuals are either greedy or cannot make up their minds. However, that isn’t true because bisexual people like boys and girls because they are attracted to them. It doesn’t mean that they are greedy.

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June is Pride Month, which is a huge deal for bisexuals in the LGBTQ community. With the recent news of the Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states, the community has a lot to celebrate. But bisexual women still feel out of place within their own community.

Sara Chittenden of The Rapidan shared her experiences about growing up as a bisexual woman in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Not only does Chittenden write that she has a hard time finding acceptance in the LGBTQ community, but she also has a hard time finding acceptance with her straight allies. She also goes on to explain what "bisexuality" really means.

"Bisexuality isn't just being half-gay and half-straight. Instead it's this wonderful complex space all its own. Being bi simply means that you are attracted to more than one gender, and any specifics is up to the person themselves to define. Any like any other sexuality, people with other gender, racial, ability, class, etc, identities can and do identify as bi."

Unfortunately, for most bisexual women, they're still labeled as "cheaters" or "swingers," as noted in a recent article on the Daily Mail. Many bi women have taken to Tumblr or Whisper to anonymously share their experiences from not being accepted by their sexual or romantic partners or by their straight friends. There's also a shocking number of women who reveal that men will try to "fix" their sexuality by forcing them into sex. According to Sara Chittenden, bisexual women are at a higher risk for sexual assault, alcohol abuse, and suicide. There's very few resources and support groups about bisexuality and acceptance for young adults.

San Antonio Current's own Erica Campos, 37, didn't know much about bisexuality until she started speaking with people within the LGBTQ community. What she heard from those people wasn't all good.

"Bisexuality is a bad word in the gay community. Lesbians saw it as disgusting. They didn't want to be with a woman who was also with men."

Campos also said that she experienced a lot of bi-erasure within the community. People would just tell her that her sexuality was a "cop-out" from coming out of the closet.

"It was but one more critique bisexuals have become accustomed to hearing: 'Oh, that's not real' 'You can't decide.' 'You're promiscuous.' 'You're just going through a phase.' 'Oh, you're straight.' And the list goes on."

Bisexuality has become the topic of discussion lately. Miley Cyrus revealed to Paper magazine earlier this month that she's been in relationships with both men and women. There's been rumors and speculation about Kristen Stewart's sexuality and her relationship with her assistant, Alicia Cargile.

Most recently, Cara Delevingne publicly spoke about her struggle to come out as bisexual and was slammed by interviewer Rob Haskell. Vogue's writer said that Delevingne's bisexuality is probably "just a phase." In the wake of his insensitive remarks, Julie Rodriguez launched a Care2 petition telling Vogue that "Being LGBT Isn't A 'Phase,'" which has over 13,000 signatures. In the petition, Rodriguez writes.

"The idea that queer women only form relationships with other women as a result of childhood trauma is a harmful (and false) stereotype that lesbian and bisexual women have been combating for decades...As a bisexual woman myself, I've experienced hurtful comments like this many times. People are quick to assume queer women's identities are a 'phase' and to refuse to recognize the important relationships in their lives - an attitude which can cause depression, result in families rejecting their daughters (or forcing them into abusive conversion 'therapy'), and even put young women at risk of suicide. Vogue should have taken this opportunity to combat negative stereotypes, not reinforce them."

It's no wonder why bisexual women struggle to come out in both the gay and straight communities. They will continue to struggle with their sexuality until the LGBTQ community does away with this bi-erasure.

[Image: David McNew/Getty Images]

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Bisexual Women Struggle To Find Their Place In The LGBTQ Community

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June is Pride Month, which is a huge deal for bisexuals in the LGBTQ community. With the recent news of the Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states, the community has a lot to celebrate. But bisexual women still feel out of place within their own community.

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-        This image shows all the religions the people may be. It also shows how each person prays for that religion. What this shows about the concept is how everyone in this picture is all made the same way, but is also choosing to worship differently.

-        The way this compares to the ideas I developed the first time is how each person in this picture are all human. That means that each person in this picture should be treated the way they should be treated, which is with love and respect. How this develops to the what I had the first time is how each person should not be judged on based on who they worship. They should be able to worship whoever they want without people treated them different.

-        The course reading that has contributed to my understanding the aspect of this concept is “Sagoyewatha (Red Jacket)” The reason I chose this reading is how Red Jacket always talks about how people treat each other different solely based on religion. He thought that people shouldn’t be treated like that because everyone is God’s children. He also believes that because we’re human beings, we should be treated like humans instead of anything less.

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Respecting different religious faiths in the family

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First Light Care with Gerald Cheung: According to Census 2011, close to 80% of Australians reported following a religion but the number is decreasing and the faiths are more diversified. Gerald discusses possible conflicts in a family due to differences in faiths.

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This picture is a group of people who absolutely love photography and what it’s all about. What they do is share their love for photography as well as give each other nice ideas for what they can take pictures of. They can also give each other advice on how to make their photos turn better than anything they ever seen. I chose this picture because I like the idea of these people coming together to enjoy the hobby that they love as well as collabing to take pictures together.

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This picture shows a group of people, who share the love of God, come together to celebrate him, hear his word, and pray for others who are in need of help. What I like about this picture is how you can see people of all races come together to celebrate the Lord and all his glory. I chose this picture because I like seeing people come together and be able to celebrate their religion without worries.

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This picture shows a group of people who are willing to help people who doesn’t have much and needs help. What I like about this picture is that you can see how the people are here helping the people who were affected by natural disasters. I chose this picture because I love seeing people helping others in their time of need. The reason I chose this picture is because I'm the type of person who wants to help people in their time of need. Whenever one of my friends are in trouble, I want to be there for them and be able to help them out.

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This picture is a personal favorite of mine and it’s about the anime community. What this shows is a group of people who enjoy anime and come together to share the types they personally like. The reason I chose this picture is because the anime convention is one of the best places to go to meet others who share the love of anime with one another. It’s nice seeing everyone come together to enjoy the things they love.

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This picture represents group of people who are happy with who they are and are not ashamed of it. No matter what others say, they don't let the negative comments get to them because they want to be whoever they want without any kind of worries. I chose this image because it shows how these people are able to be who they are without worrying about anyone treating different from “normal” people.