This is not about embarrassing people who are not a threat. Our top concern has to be the kids that are in the classroom and making sure that parents and teachers are aware when potentially violent people serve in our schools or work in our schools.

Our two main priorities have been schools and fitness, given the rising concern of child obesity and kids not being as active as they used to be. Also, the game is so physically interactive that people have had a lot of success losing the wait with the game so we're taking it to the health and fitness sector as well. Those are some of our key spaces that we're actively working on. There are all these other things in between; some of them are a little out there, but it just goes to show how much potential there is with this product.

It's a family event, and it has attracted everyone from people with past military service to the young kids in area bands and choirs.

This is a joke. Kids have been playing (here) ... families have been walking all over. People have been laying out on the sand there. It's crazy. But I'll be glad when it's finally all cleaned up.

My concern here with the pending strike is the polarization and the lesson that's left with the kids, because even if they're not going to be teaching in the classroom, the kids are still going to getting a lesson if there's a strike on Thursday.

We know kids are safe when they are in our Clubs. A big concern is what happens to them on their way to and from our facility. This program helps our members become street smart. That means avoiding gangs and resolving disputes with words instead of guns, and leading their peers to do the same.