Born Isaiah Rivera in the Bronx and raised in Palm Beach, Florida, Wifisfuneral is a rapper noted for his smooth, agile flow. He wrote his first raps in primary school and made his first bedroom recording at the age of 13. A high school dropout whose lyrics are often inspired by struggles with depression and drug abuse, he started Wifisfuneral as a project with Gabe Guerra, aka DJ Scheme. They produced a few streaming hits, including the Brian Eno-sampling "Light Skin Trick Daddy," before Scheme struck out on his own. Rivera released the Wifisfuneral mixtape Black Heart Revenge in the spring of 2016, followed by When Hell Falls in January 2017 before signing with Interscope/Alamo/Polydor at the age of 19. They gave Black Heart Revenge an official label release that spring, and another mixtape, Boy Who Cried Wolf, followed in the summer of 2017. ~ Marcy Donelson
From pregnancy through the teen years, Circle has answers to your questions about raising healthy kids. Tap into a vast network of local Providence-approved parenting resources and tools for moms and moms-to-be.
• A to-do checklist from Providence experts to guide you through every stage of pregnancy and motherhood
And when you connect to MyChart through Circle, you can receive appointment reminders for you and your children.
Thanks for being a Circle mom! We’ve got some bug fixes and maintenance work in this update, but all you should notice is a trustworthy, useful app. Have a favorite Circle feature? Help other moms discover Circle by leaving us a review.
In the last trimester of pregnancy, your provider might ask you to record kicks or other baby movements using the app. With this release, we’ve fixed a movement timer bug and made the tracker simpler to use. And moms of babies will notice that we’ve streamlined the feeding tracker, too.
You talk, we listen: We heard from Circle moms that some of the trackers needed to be simplified. With this release, you’ll notice the Track section design has been improved to get you right to the trackers you use most. We’ve fixed some bugs and streamlined the Diaper Tracker, too, so it’s easier to use.
Got more feedback? Write us at support@circle-platform.com. Help other moms discover Circle by leaving us a review. And thanks!
Hey, Circle moms! Sometimes an update is just about polishing up the ones and zeroes. This is one of those updates. Want to tell us about something else in the app that requires more shine? Send a note to support@circle-platform.com. And thanks!
Low-vision moms, we're making it easier for you to read articles, use trackers, and navigate through the app. This release focuses on VoiceOver updates and improves the app's accessibility. Got feedback? We want to hear it. Send a note to support@circle-platform.com. Love what we're doing? Post a review! And thanks for using Circle.
Happy new year, Circle moms! With this update, we're cleaning and polishing the code and fixing a few bugs. If you don't notice anything, then we've done our job! Got a request? Let us know at support@circle-platform.com. If you love Circle, help other moms find the app by posting a review.
Hey, Circle moms! Thanks for using Circle. We’ve made some changes to our Learn Library to better customize articles to your parenting stage and we’ve gotten more specific when asking about insurance type so we can further personalize the information you get. And as always, there are a few unseen but necessary updates.
Got a request? Let us know at support@circle-platform.com. If you’re loving the app, help other moms by posting a review.
Thanks for using the Circle app. We’ve made it easier to tell Circle if you’re pregnant or if your due date has changed. And with every release, we fix a few bugs to improve speed and performance and enhance our good looks.
We're adding some polish to our recent release and fixing a bug with the Feeding Tracker. If you had trouble moving your feeding data, it's still saved and will reappear when you update Circle.
Good news for Circle fans with more than one child: you'll notice that we've split out trackers by each child's name. We've also added a vaccine tracker just in time for flu season. Looking for more parenting information for kids of all ages? We've added more than 1,000 articles to the Learn library, from acne to Zika. What do you think? Tell us at support@circle-platform.com. If you like this update, please post a review!
Good news for Circle fans with more than one child: you’ll notice that we’ve split out trackers by each child’s name. We’ve also added a vaccine tracker just in time for flu season. Looking for more parenting information for kids of all ages? We’ve added more than 1,000 articles to the Learn library, from acne to Zika. What do you think? Tell us at support@circle-platform.com. If you like this update, please post a review!
Using Circle is no longer a matter of choosing your favorite kid—you can now include more than one child in your registration. You’ll see age-appropriate reminders and to-dos for each child in your Home Feed. To add a child, tap the gear icon on the top left of your screen to get to Settings and follow the prompts.
With every release, we fix a few bugs to improve speed and performance and enhance our good looks. In this release, you’ll notice that your Home Feed is refreshed, it’s easier to see when you’ve completed a to-do, and future appointments are easier to see.
What do you think? Let us know at support@circle-platform.com. If you like this update, please post a review!
Diagnosed with gestational diabetes or gestational hypertension? We’re here to support you. We’ve added specialized articles and to-dos for expectant moms experiencing either one.
Fixes a bug in which the app would crash on the tracker page which prevented the user from accessing their tracker data.
Completely redone 'Contact Your Provider' page. Providers are automatically pulled into the app from your EHR data. Additionally, Settings and Feeding Tracker have new looks.
This app doesn’t give itself enough credit in its description. It also includes a breastfeeding/feeding tracker (by side or oz) so if your little one doesn’t wake up to eat you can track that they’re getting enough. Also has a potty tracker to make sure they’re going frequently enough. Similar to most apps like this it gives weekly updates about what to expect in development and reminders of when vaccines are due (would be cool if it synced with patient charts but I’m sure there’s some HIPAA reasons that it doesn’t).
Now that my baby’s almost one, I’m finding the various articles helpful since I can search by topic.
After we study and making all the choices about my birth plan for my baby with my OB, the information was not accessible to the nurse at the hospital.
The process was great if it was implemented. The circle birth-plan is not integrated with the hospital where we have birth.
Thought the app had some really cool features, as I’m pregnant and would like to track my health during the rest of my pregnancy. It won’t give me the option to be anywhere but Montana, California, or Oregon. I’m quite obviously not in any of those places. Deleted immediately. 😒
you know that we all began our journey in more-or-less the same carefree way: finger-painting, sidewalk chalk, boxes of half-chewed Crayola crayons, and/or scribbling on living room walls. Those were the days of daydreams and doodling. Who says they have to end?
Leonardo is also helpful for art instructors looking for supplemental material to share with their students. Whether it's background information about still life's, an insight into what abstract art is all about, or a detailed explanation of how to paint photo-realistically, this site provides a wealth of information for art students at any level of practice.
Leonardo isn't just for people who want to make art. Leonardo is also a great resource of art information for people who love art and want to know more about various aspects of art theory, art history, and the artistic process. This site will help you with your study and deepen your understanding of art.
In general, the content of this app can be of benefit to anybody seeking to live in a more creative and contemplative manner, with awareness of and appreciation for the world around them. Making art is but one tool for achieving this aim, and since it's our area of expertise, We are delighted to share our enthusiasm with the world!
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