The typical physician office visit costs for Medicare beneficiaries in this area are: $23.62 for a new patient copayment and $27.27 for an established patient copayment. The purpose of this information is to help people with Medicare make informed decisions and incentivize doctors and clinicians to maximize performance. The provider participated in Medicare's Quality Payment Program under the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) and has an overall final score of 84.4, based on four performance areas: quality, improvement activities, promoting interoperability, and cost. According to Medicare claims data he has hospital affiliations with Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center. Medicare beneficiaries still have to pay a coinsurance or copayment amount for a visit or service. Participating providers may not charge Medicare beneficiaries more than Medicare's approved amount for their services. Ryan Agena is registered with Medicare and accepts claims assignment, this means the provider accepts Medicare's approved amount for the cost of rendered services as full payment. The provider is eligible to order or refer: Part B Clinical Laboratory and Imaging, Durable Medical Equipment (DME), a Home Health Agency (HHA) and Power Mobility Devices. The most common medical conditions seen by primary care providers are: hypertension, upper respiratory tract infections, depression or anxiety, back pain, arthritis, dermatitis, diabetes, urinary tract infections, etc Ryan Agena is enrolled in PECOS and is eligible to order or refer health care services for Medicare patients. Primary care is usually provided in an outpatient facility but if you are admitted to a hospital your PCP may assist in your care. A PCP might provide preventive care, treat common medical conditions, identify urgent medical problems and refer you to specialists when necessary. The primary care provider might be a doctor, physician assistant, nurse practitioner or clinic that are usually involved in your long-term care. WESTERN ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERYĪ primary care provider (PCP) like Ryan Hideo Agena Md sees people with common medical problems. 3110 CHINO AVE STE 150A CHINO HILLS, CA 91709
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It shows you a new side of Xen while being relatively slow-paced and light on combat, giving you a chance to explore and see the sights as it were. In all, I don’t see this chapter as filler material. The combat is decent, although I think Gearbox could have made the focus emitter segment into a decent setpiece battle – for example, if aliens were teleporting in while you were fiddling with the dials. I do think the first third or so of this chapter could be tightened up a bit, but otherwise it serves as a new look at Xen, without too many jumping puzzles. I found a good chunk of the ammo packs but probably not all. I did really like the later Xen areas, like the river and the deep reservoirs. I kind of like the looping design that encourages exploration although it can also frustrate players. The Focuser featured here in Blue Shift which was activated by Barney is said to be the Xen part of this satellite array. I have one major problem with it: the opening sections feel like vent shafts. – Find all 10 of the dead HEV scientists’ ammo packs (Good luck!)Īctually a decent rendition of Xen that we see here. It’s not that hard, but you have to get on it before going on the ground, or you’d need insane skills to get back up (i think) I actually failed this because I also encountered an invisible wall (more irony) You can see me jumping on it to attempt skipping a decent part of the level at 3:05. if you get too close to the “main chumtoad” they will all vanish. Underwater after hittinf the wall numerous times. then we rush back while being shot at by everything and try to survive until the portal. We run around randomly and eventually find the crystal and turn it on (or something). the combats are just to make sure people don’t rush by too fast (oh the irony) and to make it not too easy. I think I like this xen better than half-life’s or opposing force’s because it’s more based on exploring than combat. The Replay Experience Experiment aka TREEįocal point gets us on xen, and it’s pretty awesome. No Time to Hesitate (#4): The key to this level is you need to make a path to the magic arrow at the top of the first area before the magic arrows make their way around the outside. If you’re quick at the sliding block puzzles, that is probably quickest otherwise going to upper tile route is quickest. There is a long pipeline puzzle at the end: Near the end, the area of frozen rocks is the perfect size for fire to remove. In the middle, activating any one of the magic arrows activates the others on the same side. It might be faster to use fire once and then dig, but that messes up the alignment of tiles in the next section, which are set to line up just right to clear the path through. That drops the three matching tiles exactly onto the dirt. Then match enough to use fire on the isolated tile on the right. You need to match enough red tiles to enable your fire power and use it on the isolated tile on the right. The magic arrow in the middle will make the path out of the corner.įire Route (#1): At the start of the level are three matching tiles that are two squares above three dirt pieces. Be sure that you end the chain on the size that the ooze is on so that the explosion unlocks the way to the arrows. ![]() That next section is where you loop around and the corners have a set of five matching frozen files. Magic Garden (#12): In the first four areas, activating the frozen arrow in the center will also activate the arrow that leads to the next region, but you also have to activate the other arrow in the corner to destroy frozen tiles in the next path. If you work from the bottom up, then the stones at the top of the level will fall down to cover the dirt that you still need to dig. Labyrinth in the Sky (#7): At the end of the first diagonal, try to activate the arrows at the bottom as it makes a latter part of the level easier.Ĭontest of Fairies (#8): Be sure to work from the top down. There is not a lot of difference between the two forks – take whichever path is easier given the tiles you have because the time limit is very short on this level (less than 2 minutes). Up and Forward (#6): The view will often move ahead to the next area – you don’t need to wait for the ooze to catch up before starting to clear the way. Village of Elves (#5): You need to activate the magic arrows on the sides of the main path in order to destroy steel walls that block your progress later. The last one of those doesn’t have any obstacles and is the easiest to cross, but if you have an opportunity to break through the stone or ice on the first two crossings, go ahead and use it. You have to get to the lower path and there are three crossover points. Air Castles (#4): Near the end, when you’re working your way towards the upper right, there will be two parallel paths. But than I remembered it is an anthology series and anything can happen. At first I was disappointed in how they strayed from TWD's real world setting to a sci-fi capable world. But his role as a drama lead was not convincing. He his great in certain comedy and action hero settings. If Tales From the Crypt could put out quality engaging content for the better part of 7 years, these writers should be able to put out something more gripping for 2 episodes. In regards to the original content, they need to step it up. The production quality of episode 3 made me more so feel like I was watching TWD. As with a lot of anthologies, individual episodes often have different producers and directors. They did really well showing how Alpha became Alpha. And sporadic stories directly related to TWD was a great idea to keep us connected. Here, I felt the zombie world would be a great setting that would provide endless opportunity to create original anthology content. I am a anthology junkie and have loved zombies since my grandmother allowed me to watch George A Romero's original when I was 8. The Walking Dead just aired its final midseason finale, April 10's 'Acts of God', which puts the pieces in place for a major confrontation between the scattered communities and the shady Commonwealth. ![]() ![]() You can see a good amount of reviewers posted after 2 episodes and were disappointed that the shorts had zero relation to the original TWD. The latest whipped their followers into a frenzy as they seemed to hint that Rick Grimes actor Andrew Lincoln could be reunited with some of the currenty stars on screen. ![]() ![]() By the time the person reaches therapy, they have so many other people’s ideas in their head that they cannot get in touch with their feelings.Īllowing this person to talk and reflect and then sit in the silence of their feelings can be enormously helpful for sorting through the noise of others’ opinions. This person’s family and friends have many opinions about the move and have let them know it. Collecting their thoughts before responding (Valle, 2019)Īnother way to use silence is to help the client reflect on a situation in which they feel overwhelmed by input from significant others in their lives.Īn example would be a much-beloved person who is thinking about taking a job in a faraway city.Challenging the client to take responsibility.Therapists’ use of silence in psychotherapy includes: How a therapist thinks about silence depends on their theoretical orientation. Sometimes not saying anything can be more effective than saying something mindless, because it gives the client a safe space to reflect. Silence is a powerful tool for a therapist to have at their disposal.Ī good time to use silence is if a client brings a problem to the session, and the clinician does not know what to say. It is one of the most vital aspects of treatment. It is more than just the absence of talking. By talking about the silence between them, the silence itself becomes material for the therapy.Īs we will explore, there are many uses for silence in therapy. Therapists can choose to turn silence into a therapeutic event by bringing it to the client’s attention in the conversation. Silence can also be a therapeutic event within itself, a moment in which the client can dig deeper into the emotional experience they are having in the session (Knol et al., 2020). This silence is a moment for reflection, where the client gets to let their psychological processes happen without the input or interference of the clinician (Knol et al., 2020). This “intra-topic” silence is a therapeutic tool that therapists can use to help their clients go deeper into the material by allowing them to think about what to say next. ![]() Silence occurs not only between topics, but also within them. When silence falls, this usually signifies a change from one issue to the next (Knol et al., 2020). They discuss this initial topic for a while, often branching off into other subtopics. In many forms of treatment, the client usually starts the session by bringing an issue to the therapist’s attention. This role is usually to separate different topics within the discourse between speakers. Silence plays a structural role in therapy, just as it does in every conversation. If the clinician implements silence skillfully, it can encourage clients to reflect, connect with their feelings, and continue their train of thought (Knol et al., 2020). Psychotherapy is a unique form of conversation, one that allows for extended periods of silence. It is an activity in itself that is relevant to the therapy process (Knol, Koole, Desmet, Vanheule, & Huiskes, 2020). We usually think of silence as the absence of talking, but silence is a positive event. They were using silence as a tool to facilitate my growth and allow me to work things out for myself. As it turns out, these therapists weren’t trying to drive me crazy. At times, this has felt maddening at other times, it’s been a great relief. ’s Helpful ResourcesĪll of my therapists have been incredibly quiet clinicians.When to Use Silence as a Counseling Technique.These science-based exercises explore fundamental aspects of positive psychology, including strengths, values, and self-compassion, and will give you the tools to enhance the wellbeing of your clients, students, or employees. Readers on either side of treatment will learn about the clinical utility of silence, what silence communicates, and why therapists are sometimes so darn quiet.īefore you continue, we thought you might like to download our three Positive Psychology Exercises for free. In this post, we discuss the use of silence in therapy. “Silence is golden” may be an obvious cliché with which to start this article, but it holds true.Įven though silence may be uncomfortable, it can be a valuable tool for facilitating growth in treatment. Still, for anyone who’s taken part in a therapy session, you know that silence is a big part of conducting or attending a therapy session. Silence may seem like a strange concept to highlight in a treatment based around conversation. Models in more varied poses were made, including children singing Christmas carols, riding polar bears, and building snowmen. Although the new paint used came in vibrant primary colors, Snow Babies had less facial detail than previous models the paint was also less durable and prone to flaking off. When Snow Baby production resumed after the war, the figurines made were smaller, usually ranging from 1 to 3 inches in size. ![]() Porcelain Snow Baby dolls and jointed figurines were also manufactured, as were Snow Babies attached as decoration on planters, boxes, and candles. Figurines were made with different pastel colors of grout, and some were left all white except for face painting. ![]() The figurines had highly detailed faces, and the paint was fired onto the porcelain so that the color would be longer-lasting. Pre-World War I īefore World War I, Snow Babies ranged from 5 to 7 inches in size and depicted children participating in winter activities like skiing, ice skating, and sledding. The hardened porcelain is coated with slip containing grog to imitate the texture of snow, which is then was fired and painted. Snow Babies are small figurines made from slipcast porcelain depicting a child dressed in a one-piece snowsuit. Snow Babies had a resurgence in popularity in 1987, when the American company Department 56 began to manufacture replicas of the original Snow Baby designs. However, the figurines were low quality, and the run was unsuccessful. For a short time after the war was over, Snow Babies were manufactured in the United States and England. German manufacturing of Snow Babies stopped again at the start of World War II, and American demand for the product dropped. Although the Japanese figurines had less detail than the German Snow Babies, they were able to grow a market because of the post-war anti-German sentiment. , Japanese manufacturers began producing reproductions of Snow Babies. In the 1930s under the direction of the Shackman Company in NYC Production of the figurines in Germany was halted during World War I so that the factories could contribute to the war effort, and resumed when the war was over. ![]() Between 19, Snow Babies grew in popularity in England where they were used as cake decorations, and the United States where they were featured in women's magazines for use as Christmas decorations. Snow Babies were initially only sold in Germany, but in the 1900s German manufacturers began exporting them to England and the United States. The public's fascination with Marie and the discovery of the North Pole in 1909 helped popularize the figurines. She was the first non-indigenous baby to be born that far north (13 degrees south of the pole ), earning her the nickname "snow baby" from the Inuit. The release of the Snow Baby figurines coincided with the birth of Admiral Robert Peary's daughter in Greenland while he was on an expedition to the North Pole in 1893. They were originally manufactured by Hertwig and Company, but other porcelain factories in Germany began creating the figurines soon after. ![]() Snow Babies were created as reusable cake toppers in the 1890s by Johann Moll, a German confectioner, based on early nineteenth century sugar dolls used as Christmas decorations. In the late 1980s an American company called Department 56 began producing a new line of Snow Babies in Taiwan. In the 1920s, Japanese manufacturers began to produce Snow Baby replicas, though they were generally of a lesser quality than those made in Germany. With the onset of World War I, production stopped when it resumed after the war ended, the snow babies were less finely detailed in their porcelain and finish. The oldest Snow Babies were manufactured in Germany in the 1890s, and were typically either all white with a painted face, or painted in pastel colors. Figurines of other characters were also made, including Santa Claus, elves and animals such as penguins and polar bears. The traditional snow baby is made of unglazed biscuit porcelain (or bisque) and shows a child dressed in a snowsuit the suit itself is covered in small pieces of crushed bisque, giving the appearance of fallen snowflakes. A Snow Baby (or Snowbaby) is a small figurine, usually of a child, that depicts some aspect of the Christmas holidays or of winter sports. Thatcher patented his invention and signed an agreement with the shoemaker California Pacific to manufacture the shoes, while he marketed the "amphibious utility sandals" as their salesman, selling 200 pairs the first year. Thatcher added a nylon ankle strap to a traditional thong-style sandal, thus creating the first sports sandal. Sneakers would become heavy when wet and would take days to dry, and flip-flops would slide off feet very easily. While working as a rafting guide in 1982 he noticed the lack of proper shoes for river activities. Geophysicist Mark Thatcher invented Teva ( Hebrew: טבע, pronounced "teh-vah" not "tee-vah," Hebrew for "nature" ). Deckers Europe Limited (located in the UK).Deckers Benelux B.V., (located in the Netherlands).StellaDeck Fashion Limited (located in Hong Kong).Deckers Outdoor (Guangzhou) Consulting Co., Ltd (located in China).Deckers (Beijing) Trading Co., Ltd (located in China).Deckers Asia Pacific Limited (located in Hong Kong).Deckers International Limited, located in Bermuda.Deckers Retail, LLC (located in California).Deckers Consumer Direct Corporation (located in Flagstaff, Arizona), an e-commerce corporation.Deckers Cabrillo, LLC (located in California).Corporate structure ĭeckers corporate subsidiaries include: In the Americas In 2010, Deckers acquired MOZO Shoes, a brand that produced footwear for the culinary industry. In 2003, Deckers’ UGG boots became well known after Oprah Winfrey included the boots on The Oprah Winfrey Show's Favorite Things segment. In 2002, Deckers purchased Teva's patents, trademarks, and other assets. In 1993, Otto renamed his company Deckers Outdoor Corporation when it went public on the NASDAQ, and Deckers purchased Simple Shoes. In 1985, Deckers expanded its range of sandals when it entered into a licensing agreement to produce and distribute Teva sandals. Liking the name, Lopker and Otto named the brand Deckers. In 1975, Doug Otto visited Hawaii on business and found that locals referred to his sandals as "deckas", a slang word based on their striped layered construction that resembled a "deck" of stacked wood. In 1973, Karl Lopker began his career making and selling flip-flops at craft fairs along the West Coast of the United States. 4.1 Impact of the UGG brand on performance.Get them from Amazon for $66.17+ (available in women's sizes 5–12 and 13 styles). These shoes passed the test, which makes me very happy! Time will tell how long the insoles will hold up, but for now I am a very happy customer and I will be wearing the heck out of them this summer." - Stacey Burzumato I typically use Superfeet insoles in my other shoes to manage this. The big test for me is whether I can wear them all day and then hop out of bed the next morning without plantar fasciitis pain. The mesh upper is cool and breathable, the footbed is snuggly, but not wobbly, and my arches are happy. They were comfortable and wearable immediately with socks, and with just a little break-in period (one day), they are also comfortable without socks, which is good, because they look way more hip that way. After reading the reviews, I gave these a try and THEY ARE AWESOME. The few times I have done it, I have been disappointed and either returned the shoes, or taken my lumps by keeping a pair I only wear once. Promising review: "I never (NEVER) buy shoes online because I am extremely finicky about fit and comfort. Have I failed a council building inspection that caused me to revisit a piece of work?Ī failed inspection or request for information (RFI) can lead to a legitimate learning. Comply with a new health and safety requirement on site.Install a new window and flashing system.If you have attended a trade talk or seminar and later used the product or practice in question, this is an example of on-the-job-learning. Have I attended a trade talk, BRANZ seminar or builders’ breakfast where a new product, material or regulatory requirement has been presented? Prepare deck framing for a new proprietary balustrade system (for example, new fixings, blocking and joist layout to accommodate balustrade).Install a new bracing system (for example, wall, ceiling diaphragm or subfloor).This could be in the design office or on site. This is a valid example of learning that can be used to meet this requirement. You may even contact the manufacturer for guidance on how to install the product. Often new products require you to review plans, specifications or product literature. Have I used a new product, material or method of construction lately? Install a new drained and ventilated wall cladding system.Design or construct a house in an extra high wind zone or specific engineering design (SED) wind zone.Design or construct a fire-rated and sound-rated diaphragm ceiling.Prepare, set out and construct a complex engineered foundation system.If you come up against a new or complex task that caused you to take stock and read the plans several times before starting, this might be a good example of on-the-job learning. Have I done a task lately that extended my knowledge base or tested my thinking in relation to my work? Use one of the industry-led apps to record your activities – these are widely available.Take a photo (this is an easy way to create a record to file later). ![]()
![]() Want to know how to write a script? Start by formatting it properly. It has extra technical notes on shots, cuts, edits, etc, that you should never find in a spec script. It's therefore extremely important to follow already established screenplay writing rules.Ī shooting script has already been purchased and is therefore a production script, ready to be used on set. You are not being paid to write it, but are doing so in the hopes that someone will buy it. Spec and Shooting Scripts to Write a Screenplayīefore you even think about the format make sure you know what your script is for. For a more comprehensive and sustainable way of writing, read on. The above are the very basics and will give you a jump start if you're itching to get down your first scene. In the following I will go into a lot more detail about most of the points I just made. Write a lot (especially if you are averse to planning).Know your log line and refer to it when you are lost.Use the industry standard script format.Either that, or you have only just gotten serious about selling your script.Ī few rules of thumb to follow when writing a screenplay: If you are looking up how to write a screenplay on the web, then the likelihood is you've just started the writing process. You can worry about formatting later (there are software and templates that can help with that). This is not the time to edit and perfect, anything that remotely looks like a screenplay suffices. The trick is to not worry about killer action lines, white spaces, page counts, and other technical headaches. Try to make notes as you read through them – what makes them great, how they’re different from an average screenplay, what you can learn from them, etc.įurthermore, make sure that you at least have a logline for your screenplay, if not a plot.įinally, start working on your first draft. Subsequently, read at least one award-winning screenplay related to your genre of interest. Check out the plethora of online guides and note down all the screenwriting tips while you’re at it. Therefore, you need to read at least one book or watch a 101 lesson on screenplay writing. Their structuring matters, hence knowing the proper format is important, and organizing your writing from the start will save you and everyone else involved a lot of time. To begin with, screenplays are a distinct form of writing. ![]() The only way to get rid of that fear is to confront it with self-confidence, and that comes from knowing the basics of writing screenplays. However, what’s stopping you from working on your first draft is the fear of not being good enough. It removes the unnecessary details about the stage direction (such as time and place, other formatting, etc.), and helps actors focus on their dialogue/action delivery, making it an actor’s tool. On the other hand, a script is a concise version of a screenplay used during production/post-production. It includes minor details about the set, such as camera angles, close ups, and lighting – basically it’s a director’s tool. A screenplay is a type of the broader term, script.Įven though not many differentiate between the two, in filmmaking, the screenplay is regarded as a preproduction draft (a writer’s original draft) which acts as a guide for directors. However, every screenplay is a script, but every script is not a screenplay. There isn’t a clear-cut difference between a script and a screenplay. So let's get started! What is the Difference Between a Script and a Screenplay? Once you understand the kind of 'language' of screenwriting - the dynamics of writing a good screenplay, then you will be well on your way to putting the images you have in your head, onscreen. It makes these 11 steps even easier to work with: You can find many screenplay format templates in Squibler for all genres.Ī template helps you stay on track and ensures you don’t miss anything. Whether you are writing a screenplay for the first time or the tenth time, it never hurts to use a good template. Know the difference between spec and shooting scripts.The following 15 steps will help you with all facets of your screenplay: You can try out each part at your own pace until you feel you've got it. So if this feels a little overwhelming, don't worry, you're in good hands. In this guide, I will be explaining both how to write a screenplay and the correct way to format your screenplay, step by step: covering each aspect of screenwriting and how to do it well. Naturally, you will want to write your script well. This know-how will guide your steps as you set out on your script adventure to Mordor, taking the red pill or setting sail for Pandora. In order to understand how to write a script and perfect a screenwriting format, you will need a little screenplay writing know-how. Here’s wishing their growing family health and happiness in the years to come. Triplets are a whole lot of work! However, if there’s anyone that can handle it, we’re sure the upbeat Williams and his wife are up for the challenge. And for the next few months something tells us mom and dad won’t be getting much sleep. Every night is like a sleepover.” Looks like the couple have added a few new parties to the sleep over. PARIS, FRANCE - FEBRUARY 28: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY - For Non-Editorial use please seek approval from Fashion House) (L-R) Helen Lasichanh, Rocket Ayer Williams and Pharell Williams attend the Off-White Womenswear Fall/Winter 2022/2023 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on. Select from premium Pharrell Williams Family of the highest quality. Rocket Ayer Williams is from United States. Pharrell Williams and his son, Rocket Ayer. Find Pharrell Williams Family stock photos and editorial news pictures from Getty Images. Rocket Ayer Williams earned the money being a professional Family Member. “It’s awesome.” The bestie thing is awesome. Off-White : Front Row - Paris Fashion Week - Womenswear F/W 2022-2023. According to Wikipedia, Forbes, IMDb & Various Online resources, famous Family Member Rocket Ayer Williams’s net worth is 1-5 Million at the age of 11 years old. When asked about his wife Williams told Savannah Guthrie The model and designer was with Williams for 4 years prior to their marriage. News of their new pregnancy broke September of 2016 when Helen showed off her baby bump at a public event. Williams and Lasichanh who got married in 2013 already share a child together by the name of Rocket Ayer. He's named after some of the greatest musicians in history, and Williams told Oprah Winfrey exactly why he and his wife picked the name. There are no details on the gender or names of the babies but apparently the children, mommy and daddy are doing well. Williams's oldest son, Rocket Ayer, was born in 2008. The family is happy and healthy!” his rep says. “Pharrell, Helen and Rocket Williams have welcomed triplets. While the babies arrived earlier this month, news of their birth hasn’t been released until now. JeanNelson Helen Lasichanh, Rocket Ayer Williams, Pharrell Williams. First child of musician Pharrell Williams and model Helen Lasichanh. Download stock pictures of Pharrell williams hollywood walk on Depositphotos. The singer and his wife welcomed triplets. Rocket Ayer Williams was born in in November 15, 2008. Pharell Williams and his wife Lelen Lasichanh have three brand new reasons to be happy today. ![]() His father’s song, “Rocket’s Theme,” which was for the Despicable Me soundtrack, was written about him.While we’re not particularly a gossip site, this entertainment news was most certainly worthy of mentioning. Right now, we don’t have much information about Education Life. We will update Family, Sibling, Spouse, and Children’s information. In November 2008, Pharrell and Lasichanh welcomed baby boy Rocket Ayer Williams. He has not shared about He’s parent’s name. ![]() He became a big brother to three siblings in January 2017 when his mother gave birth to triplets. Pharrell Williams, wife Helen Lasichanh and their son Rocket Ayer Williams attend the Chanel Metiers DArt 2021-2022 show at Le 19M on December 07. Also discover more detailed information about your Current Net worth as well as Monthly/salariesalary, Expenses, Income Reports! Pharrell Williams, Rocket Ayer Williams and Helen Williams attend the Chanel Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2022 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on. Scroll below and check our most recent updates about Rocket Ayer Williams Net Worth, Salary, Biography, Age, Career, Wiki. He was named after Elton John‘s song “Rocket Man,” which later became his nickname. Photographer Terry Richardson photographed his parents’ wedding. Rocket Ayer Williams was born on November 15, 2008, in the United States. ![]() He rose to prominence due to his friendship with singer Pharell Williams and actress Helen Lasichanh. The first child of musician Pharrell Williams and model Helen Lasichanh. Rocket Ayer Williams was born on November 15, 2008, in the United States of America. |
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