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Maine's Jetport Hopes JetBlue Has Magic Effect Like Southwest
JetBlue is entering the Portland market in a big way, with four daily round trips to JFK and using its Airbus models, with 156 seats, rather than its smaller 100-seat regional jets.
Lori McGrory figures she will benefit from today's startup of service to Portland by JetBlue Airways, even if she never sets foot aboard one of the airline's planes.
McGrory, who flies to Florida to visit her parents about six times a year, said the discount carrier's new service allows her to fly less expensively from Portland, instead of traveling to Manchester, N.H., or Boston in search of low fares, even though she hasn't booked a flight on JetBlue yet.
"We're happy that JetBlue's here if it brings (the fares of) everyone else down, too," said McGrory, who lives in Falmouth.
Airport officials are happy, too, anticipating that JetBlue will do for Portland what the arrival of Southwest Airlines did for Manchester: lead to lower fares and a jump in passenger counts.
"Not only will you be able to fly JetBlue for the low fare, but the competition will be in the same ballpark," said Gregory Hughes, marketing manager for the Portland International Jetport. "JetBlue is stimulating some interesting, good things."
One good thing was announced just last week: Delta Airlines said that, starting in September, it will add four daily round trips to JFK International in New York, which is JetBlue's hub. Delta and other airlines have already cut their fares substantially to meet the challenge by the discount carrier, at least on routes where they compete directly with JetBlue.
That's proven to be true for McGrory.
McGrory said she's constantly monitoring fares because of her frequent flights to Florida, usually with her two children and husband.
For her next flight in September, she said she was quoted $317 to Fort Myers on JetBlue from Portland, $246 on Southwest from Manchester and $242 on Delta from Portland.
McGrory said fares in this market had been going up before JetBlue announced it was expanding its territory. Generally, if she can find a flight for under $300 round trip, "I jump on it," she said, but that's been rare lately.
For a trip last month, she said, it cost $450 on Southwest, but McGrory noted that was during school vacation week, so few tickets were available. A flight a few weeks earlier, McGrory said, was $317 on Southwest.
Steven W. Hewins, president of Hewins/ Carlson Wagonlit Travel in Portland, said McGrory's experience of lower fares beginning this week will be seen by others in the area.
"There's a clear reduction in fares in every market that JetBlue serves from Portland," he said.
It's not unusual for travelers to find that other carriers can beat JetBlue on some flights, Hewins said.
Major carriers have a more complex fare structure, he said, but they tend to work from the highest fare down. JetBlue and other low-cost carriers force those carriers to cut the highest fares, Hewins explained, so the discounted rates - for advance purchases or lightly traveled days, for instance - are substantially lower.
He said passengers should also take into account that JetBlue's route system is more limited than those of the "legacy carriers," such as Delta, USAirways and Continental. JetBlue currently flies to 37 cities, although it is adding four more in the next few weeks.
McGrory's low fares are probably due to the fact that Fort Myers is one of the cities that JetBlue serves, via JFK. She said the savings will allow her to fly out of Portland more often, shaving hours of driving off her trip. This winter, McGrory said, she flew from Boston twice, Manchester twice and Portland once.
Airport officials hope to use JetBlue and the lower fares to win passengers back to Portland.
After setting passenger records almost annually through the 1990s up to 2000, passenger counts plummeted in 2001 and 2002 as a result of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. As those fears were beginning to ease, a general slowdown in the economy cut into both business and leisure travel.
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UCL Advances business advisors can provide students (undergraduate and postgraduate) and recent alumni with business support to start, develop and progress their businesses. The advisors offer impartial, confidential advice that is grounded in practicality and based on pragmatic no-nonsense guidance that reflects the students' personal aspirations and goals. Whether the business is in the planning stage or has been operating for a number of years, the business advisors can probably help.
Advice can be provided on, amongst other things, business planning, cash-flow forecasting, competition analysis, marketing and promotion. The advisors have access to contacts and resources, and knowledge of initiatives such as competitions, mentoring, funding programmes and investment opportunities.
The UCL Advances Business Advisors can help avoid the pitfalls and traps that await the unwary. They understand the seemingly labyrinthine processes that are part of setting up a business, are good at listening and experienced at identifying the problems that are inherent in developing a business idea.
So if you have a business idea, or have been running a business for a while and want a fresh perspective, or need a sounding board or a (metaphorical) shoulder to cry on, why not contact one of our student business advisors?
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In the (real, stop belly-aching about the weather Tampa) cold of Manitoba, the Bolts end their four game road swing with a contest against the Jets.
With three of the teams on the road all week, the Lightning have lost 3 straight but still hang on to the top spot in the Division, while the Canes move into second with three gutsy performances from Cam Ward.
A quick look around the Southeast Division for signs of rust and glory as the 2013 NHL season gets off to a rousing start. Plus, the week ahead.
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This is all new to be, my first pregnancy. I am currently 6mths. I was reading the amount of water I should be drinking, which is about 8 10oz glasses a day. YIKES thats alot of water!!! I'm worried b/c I only drink about 3-4 16.9oz bottled water a day. I'm afraid its not enough. Also, I'm not a fan of red meats, but I've been eating alot of fish and chicken more so chicken these days. Do I have to eat red meat? What to do? Veggies I try to get them in as often as possible. I am a veggie kind of girl but since pregnancy its been a real chore to eat them. Fruit I love and have no problems eating.
Any feedback or help is welcomed. Thanks so much!
Well you can't really get enough water... I used to drink about a full liter a day. sometimes when i had trouble drinking it down i'd add some lemon to it for some flavor. ... Red meats will keep you from being anemic by keeping your iron level high (Iron is essential for brain development so even if you don't like it try to force some down) If you find yourself not being able to eat enough red meat tell your doctor so you can have your iron levels checked. maybe they can recommend a solution for you. Veggies i really liked was broccoli, spinach, green beans, carrots, all good sources of different things as you may already know. Try drizzling a little cheese over your broccoli, put spinach on sandwiches in place of lettuce, green bean casserole ( i have an awesome recipe if you want it), saute carrots with rosemary and thyme leaves... These are just a few ideas to help make your veggies more edible for you. Need any more ideas let me know, I love to cook!
Oh wow thanks so much for sharing! I too, love to cook and have been eating string beans, broccoli and cucumbers a lot. Spinach however, has become more of a task to eat but I'm trying to mix it in with other things whenever I can. I LOVE SPINACH!!! I dont know what's happening to my taste buds. Also, I guess I'll have to eat a few more burgers and steak to boost my iron level a bit. My next appt in sept my dr is doing a blood test for GI and also for iron levels. I will keep you posted! Thanks again for the helpful tips!
Well if you are finding spinach hard to eat then adding raw spinach to a sandwich might just be your ticket. I love that it adds a peppery crunch to the sandwich (not to mention it's packed full of vitamins) vs the cool watery crunch of lettuce. Great on burgers, carving board sandwiches, and my newest favorite is a slightly runny yolk egg sandwich on toast topped with bacon or ham, cheddar, raw spinach, mayo, and a bit of mustard... you may also try shepherds pie. if you go to Gordon Ramsays f-word website you should be able to find his shepherds pie recipe. i have yet to find a better one. other good red meat ideas might be roast beef, maybe hide it in lasagna, spaghetti, meatloaf (I also have a wonderful recipe), fajitas, teriyaki beef stir-fry... I'll try to think of a few more options for you that might hide the beef flavor. I've become very good at hiding flavors as my fiance hates the taste of chicken.
ha ha my fiance is a very picky eater too! I'm always trying to sneak things into his food health wise and he picks up on it right away. Guess I need to be more clever. Thanks again for the helpful tips!!!!! I appreciate them all!!!
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Part of our association's commitment to youth is to ensure that Leos have a voice in our organization. To help us toward that goal, a Leo Lion Summit will take place at the 2014 Lions Clubs International Convention in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Through one-on-one interactions, workshops and inspirational speeches, Leos and Lions have an opportunity to play a key role in building the Leo-Lion relationship.
Date: July 4, 2014
Time: 10:00 - 16:30
Location: Metro Toronto Convention Centre (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
10:00 - 11:00: Opening Ceremony
11:00 - 11:15: Break
11:15 - 12:30: General Session - Summit attendees will have the opportunity to share experiences, celebrate successes and ask questions in an open, town-hall format session.
12:30 - 14:00: Luncheon
14:00 - 15:15: Breakout Sessions - Leos and Lions choose which breakout session they would like to attend.
15:15 - 15:30: Break
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Please note that the above is a tentative schedule for the 2014 Leo Lion Summit and is subject to change.
There is no additional fee for Leos to attend the Leo Lion Summit, but pre-registration is required. All ticket purchases for the summit are subject to approval by the LCI Youth Programs Department, based on availability. To obtain a ticket, register for convention using the appropriate form or online registration. During the convention registration process, add a Leo Lion Summit ticket to your registration. Convention packets will be mailed out in May 2014 and will include your ticket to the Leo Lion Summit if appropriate.
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I expect to see some priced under $10 once they become readily available. I also expect I'll end up paying triple or more to buy one in person rather than order one from China in order to avoid waiting, sigh.
That's the problem, any local stores thoroughout Canada will be charging several times the online price. I'm not sure if the US and Europe would be the same. In fact, triple the online price is the absolute minimum I expect it to be. If they're available online for $10 seeing them in stores for $50 wouldn't be surprising. Hopefully that won't generate them any sales and I'm wrong.
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Too bad it looks like it's going to take at least another two weeks before any of us get our hands on one.
Well I'm sure a sample could be "overnighted" if they really wanted to, but ya, time will tell for sure.
Hmm if x3jailbreak come to thier word and it is real then that backs up the standard USB flashdrive theory and explains why the clones were made so quick.
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Its probably a usb stick+ps3 partition+special file.
edit: partition take anywhere from 64-bits to 1 kilobyte so 256 kilobytes would be plenty of space.
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That sounds like a good idea boss hopefully they send you a "test model" I'll happy pre-order from them on your good review sir.
Tell 'em I'll happily test one for the site as well, Boss. I may not be as well known as CJPC, but I can offer them a fair, earnest review if their claims are true.
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I currently have a video file Windows Media Audio/Video File (.asf). Once I press play the video will open two separate windows, one will be the presenter camera recorded and the other will be the powerpoint presentation. When I try to insert this video file into Premiere Pro CS5 to create a video lecture, Premiere will read the main video file as the presenter camera, I cannot get to open the PowerPoint recorded. Is there a way to convert this file into two different separate video files, the PowerPoint and the presenter? Please let me know if you can. I really appreciate your help
Hmm... does your original file somehow "encapsulate" the PP file, so the 2nd display is actually a PowerPoint file?
If so... as far as I know... PPro will not load a PP file, you must convert the PP file into a video
PowerPoint 2010 to WMV http://forums.adobe.com/message/2669100 may help
Hi John,
When I press play I have two recorded video windows opening separetly. This is the type of video format .asf / WMV. Premiere recognize the presenter video as the primary and the powerpoint video window will not play The bottom line is that I need Premiere to recognize the two video windows and not just one. This was a bunch of lectures that were recorded that way, I cannot change the PPoint file. The lectures are already done and the .asf file is what I have to work with.
>powerpoint video window will not play
Well, that only verifies my understanding... PPro does not work with PowerPoint files
Sorry... I think you will need to use different software... since WMV and PowerPoint are both Microsoft formats, you will most likely need to use a Microsoft product
Some reading...
WMV Edit Problems http://forums.adobe.com/thread/977586
To edit WMV http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/getstarted/default .mspx
and http://www.microsoft.com/expression/products/Encoder4_Overview.aspx
and http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34
Hi John,
This is not a PowerPoint file, the recording captured the computer screen at the time, it could have been a movie playing, pictures showing..anything. It happened that at the time of the recording a PowerPoint presentaion was showing on the computer screen, so that image was recorded into .asf / WMV file format. Now the question here is about the file format not what was captured on the computer screen at the time of the recording. Sorry for such a confusion.
OK... a little further along... what is the codec of the screen capture?
Some notes on screen capture software... may or may not help, depending on what you used (some notes for other software, but still about screen capturing)
Fraps http://forums.adobe.com/thread/871095
-and http://forums.adobe.com/thread/943772
-Elements http://forums.adobe.com/thread/967201
Camtasia http://forums.adobe.com/thread/836800
and http://forums.adobe.com/thread/453044
and http://forums.adobe.com/message/3202148
Jing by Techsmith http://forums.adobe.com/message/3692768
Your best option here is to grab the Iso recording from the camera of the presenter, and edit in the PowerPoint slides manually.


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"Analysis of adverse behavioral effects of benzodiazepines (tranquilizers)," Journal of Mind and Behavior, 19:21-50, 1998.
A tribute to Professor Steve Baldwin (2001) 02/01/2001
"A tribute to Professor Steve Baldwin," Ethical Human Sciences and Services, 3: 71, 2001.
A dangerous assignment (2001) 03/01/2001
"A dangerous assignment," In Howard Rosenthal (Ed.). Favorite Counseling and Therapy Homework Assignments: Leading Therapists Share their Most Creative Strategies, pp. 58-59. Philadelphia: Brunner Routledge, 2001.
Breggin, P.R. (1992). A Case of Fluoxetine-induced Stimulant Side Effects with Suicidal Ideation Associated with a Possible Withdrawal Syndrome ("Crashing"). International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine, 3, 325-328.
"A biomedical programme for urban violence control in the U.S." (Peter Breggin and Ginger Ross Breggin). Changes: An International Journal of Psychology and Psychotherapy 11, No. 1 (March) :59-71, 1993.
"ECT Damages the Brain: Disturbing News for Patients and Shock Doctors Alike." Ethical Human Psychology and Psychiatry, 9, 83-86, 2007.


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The Guardian's Esther Addley writes, "Scottish, British – who cares?"
The Daily Mail was in Murray's hometown of Dunblane to record how the big match played with the hometown folks.
"I might be biased," Murray's father William Murray told the London Evening Standard, "but I truly do think that this might be the best sporting achievement by a Scottish sportsman ever."
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The 12 April 2014 magnitude 7.6 (11.315°S, 162.211°E, depth=29 km, strike-slip faulting) and 13 April 2014 magnitude 7.4 (11.451°S, 162.069°E, depth=35 km, thrust faulting) about 100 km southeast of Kirakira, Solomon Islands generated small, non-destructive local tsunamis. This region is characterized transitional transform tectonics from thrust faulting along New Britain Trench to the northwest to thrust faulting along the New Hebrides Trench to the southeast. The events triggered regional tsunami warning alerts by the PTWC, which cancelled their alerts 1-2 hrs later when only 20-30 cm wave were observed at the Honiara sea level gauge.
|Tsunamis recorded on nearby coastal sea level gauges in the Solomon Islands (Honiara, Lata Wharf), Vanuatu (Luganville, Port Vila), and New Caledonia (Hienghene, Lifou, Ouinne). Courtesy M. Yamamoto.
|PTWC RIFT coastal tsunami forecast available ~30 min after the earthquake.
The 1 April 2014 magnitude 8.2 Mw Northern Chile earthquake (19.642 S, 70.817 W, depth 20 km) occurred at 2347 UTC and generated a tsunami that was observed all over the Pacific region and caused damage locally. According to news reports, there were at least 7 dead due to the earthquake ground shaking and over 200 injured. There was tsunami port damage reported at the nearest city of Iquique, Chile, 79 km away from the epicenter and inundation along the coasts of Pisagua and Arica. In February 2010, a magnitude 8.8 Mw located near the central coast of Chile generated a tsunami that caused 156 fatalities.
According to the USGS, the 1 April 2014 earthquake off the Chilean coast occurred as a result of shallow depth thrust faulting slip on the primary plate boundary interface between the Nazca and South American plates. In the region of the earthquake, the Nazca plate subducts eastward beneath the South American plate at a rate of 65 mm/yr.
For more technical information, visit this tsunami's event page (click here).
PTWC RIFT tsunami forecast animation showing tsunami waves as they propagate across the Pacific.
On 6 February 2013, a powerful M8.0 earthquake occurred at 01:12 UTC off the Santa Cruz Islands, Solomons due to shallow thrust faulting at a depth of 28 km on or near the plate boundary interface between the Australia and Pacific plates. The M8 earthquake generated a tsunami that was recorded on sea level gauges around the Pacific. The largest wave of 1 m amplitude was recorded at Lata Wharf located about 50 km from the epicenter. Over the month leading up to the event, there had been dozens of earthquakes in the epicentral region, 7 of which were greater than M6. There were also two greater than M6 aftershocks.
The PTWC issued a regional tsunami warning for countries in the Southwest Pacific 6 minutes after the earthquake and continued to monitor the tsunami. PTWC cancelled the regional warning after 2:32 hours. Reports from the Solomons National Disaster Center indicate at least 9 casualties with damage to at least four villages and about 700 homes in Temoto Province.
Right top: A 1 m amplitude tsunami was recorded at Lata Wharf about 50 km from the epicenter. Courtesy of PTWC.
Right bottom: DART 55012 deep-ocean instrument in the Coral Sea recorded a 13 cm amplitude tsunami (PTWC). Courtesy of PTWC.
Above: Detailed RIFT coastal tsunami forecast amplitudes of the Santa Cruz Islands, Solomons magnitude 8.0 earthquake. Courtesy of PTWC.
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The Recovery Act of 2009 allocated $13.61 billion to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for housing and community development projects in areas hardest hit by the economic crisis. Of that amount, the City of San Antonio was awarded approximately $3.9 million to invest in our community. City Council reviewed and approved a budget which lists projects to be completed with these funds.
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The support of Advance Auto Parts for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is about a lot of money and much more.
25 million Americans have incurable type 1 diabetes. Former CEO of Advance Auto Parts Nick Taubman has helped ensure the company's support for finding a cure. "It's a terrible, terrible disease and one that eats away at you all of your life, you have to be very, very careful," Taubman said last week.
The current CEO of Advance Auto, Darren Jackson, is proud of what his company has done and is doing to raise awareness and offer financial support to the research foundation. "The organization has raised $35-million dollars and so when you have a group of people come together and understand they make a difference in people's lives and that cause touches so many people."
Jackson told WDBJ7's Hollani Davis during an interview last week, that 100 million customers visit Advance Autos 3500 stores each year. That's 100 million chances to tell people about type 1 diabetes. "Each year 100 million customers pass through our doors and I think about our sneaker event and those sneakers we sell in our stores. Not only are we raising money, we're raising awareness in terms of making a difference."
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David Allen White, 60, a former resident of Parsons and Elkins and more recently a resident of Philippi, departed this life Tuesday evening, May 14, 2013, at his home in Philippi with his wife by his side. He had been in declining health since February.
He was born Monday, Dec. 1, 1952, at Elkins, a son of the late Charlie and Genevieve Marcilla White.
On Jan. 19, 1997, at Oakland, Md., he was married to the former Tempia Ann Paugh, who survives at Philippi. They renewed their vows during 2012 at the Refuge Church with Pastor Kevin Gainer officiating.
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Also surviving are one stepdaughter, Tempia Marie Ravis of Fayetteville, N.C.; one sister, Carolyn M. Plum and husband, Jack, of Hambleton; one stepgranddaughter, Chloe Marie McVicker of Philippi; three nieces, Lynn White Vandevender, Bobbie Plum Naylor and Sherry White; four nephews, Kevin White, Jack Plum, Michael Paul White and Travis White; and several great-nieces and great-nephews.
Preceding him in death were three brothers, Michael "Hair Bear," Mitchell and Charles Glenn "Spider" White.
He attended the schools of Randolph County and was a member of Teamsters Union Local 175, having worked as a truck driver in heavy construction. He was an avid NASCAR fan and was an outstanding family member of The Refuge Church at Gilman.
The family will receive friends at Lohr & Barb Funeral Home of Elkins from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday. On Sunday morning, May 19, Mr. White will be moved to The Refuge Church at Gilman where friends may call from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. A funeral service will be conducted at 11:30 a.m. Sunday with Pastor Kevin Gainer officiating. Cremation will follow.
Lohr & Barb Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for David Allen White. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.lohrbarbfuneralhome.com.


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As I said in my previous article on this subject, my insulin pump has changed my life. My A1C has improved, I've felt more energetic, and I've controlled my diabetes more effectively overall. It has been the biggest and best change in my diabetes treatment since I started on insulin a quarter-century ago.
But it hasn't all been great. Indeed, actually living with a pump day in and day out proves how far the technology has to go. We haven't reached the age of human-robot integration. As a matter of fact, we don't even know when that age will begin.
My point is simple: My relationship with my pump is complicated. I love it for the control it gives me over my disease, but I detest it for its flakiness, its arbitrary malfunctions, and the host of tiny aggravations that turn it from a blessing into a curse.
Here, then, are five more of my pump aggravations.
The Expense
I shouldn't complain about this, given that I'm blessed with an insurance plan that covers most of my insulin pump costs. But they sure are pricey, aren't they? And they sure require a lot of expensive disposable parts, don't they?
A lot has been written about healthcare cost inflation, and medical devices certainly seem to take a nice cut of insurance dollars. Assuming that my pump company is selling the devices at a reasonable markup, my co-pay isn't even required for them to turn a profit. So what's the point? It's not as though my costs are going to persuade me to use fewer pumps. It's not like that's even an option.
The Lagging Technology
For the cost, pumps should be better technically than they are today, with their black-and-white displays and clunky connectivity options. We're living in 2012, but pumps seem to be stuck in 1997. I'm sure the US government's regulatory system is somewhat to blame here--it can takes years for new medical devices and treatments to enter the market. But couldn't the pump companies look a tiny bit further ahead? I paid $99 for my cell phone, and it takes pictures, browses the Web, plays games, and makes phone calls. Couldn't pumps do a few of those things, too?
The Explanations
This is an insulin pump. No, it doesn't check my blood sugar. Yes, I'm aware that it makes me look like a bionic man. No, it doesn't automatically know how much insulin to give me. No, it's not a cure for diabetes.
If you have a pump and have talked to people about it, these replies will sound familiar to you. People generally don't know much about insulin pumps. Pacemakers, they know. Artificial joints, they know. Mechanical limbs or organs are unusual, but at least it's pretty clear what they're replacing.
The concept of an insulin pump--kind of an external pancreas, but one you have to program and maintain on your own--doesn't lend itself to immediate understanding. An insulin shot, people get. Cannulas, control units, basal rates? You might as well be speaking a boring, unintelligible language.
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Say what you like about insulin needles, they are pretty convenient. On a basic level, a person with type 1 diabetes needs a syringe and a bottle of insulin. Easy. Pumps, on the other hand, require supplies. You have the disposable pumps or infusion sets. You still have the insulin bottles, along with just-in-case syringes. And don't forget those bandages, just in case the pump starts to peel away. Yes, you only need many of those supplies once every two or three days. But you'd better have them. Is it so crazy to wish that keeping and changing pumps was easier and less cluttered?
The Half Measures
The dirty little secret about insulin pumps is that they're not enough. Okay, maybe that's not a secret. An insulin pump is a way station. It's a pause on the road toward an artificial pancreas. Despite years of advances in the technology, pumps still haven't grown up. As mentioned earlier, the technology can be dated. The communication between various units can be difficult. And my pump still doesn't deliver insulin based on a biofeedback loop.
I know. These things take time. And I'm grateful for what my pump has given me. But I hope to see the day when pumps are understood as an intermediate stage in diabetes care. It can't come fast enough.
So, Diabetes Health readers, what do you think? Do you have an insulin pump that drives you crazy? Let us know what gets on your nerves in the comments section below.
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Today's the day! You can now own your own copy of "Fahrenheit 9/11." Or, you can rent it. It is now available in thousands of stores across the country for you to take into your possession and use as your own personal weapon of George Bush's mass defeat. You can also just have a nice movie night at home with the kids.
Nothing would make me happier than to have you share it with everyone you know. All surveys have shown that, the more people who see it -- especially those still sitting on the fence -- the more likely we will have regime change come November 2nd. As the critic from the New York Times wrote, "Mr. Bush is under no obligation to answer Mr. Moore's charges, but he will have to answer to Mrs. Lipscomb." In other words, it is impossible for any good American with a heart and a conscience to survive a viewing of "Fahrenheit 9/11" and not be profoundly moved by the grief of the mother from Flint who lost her son, Michael, in Iraq. What do we say to her when she asks us what exactly was it that her son died for? Mr. Bush can't tell her the real reason because the truth is so appalling that, if we were to stop and consider the true level of his deceit, it might cause more than just his defeat in November. They used to hold trials for crimes like his and Cheney's and Rumsfeld's and Wolfowitz's.
A few months ago I asked our film's distributor if they would shorten the time "Fahrenheit" would spend in the theaters and make it available on home video to everyone before the election -- and they agreed.
They also agreed to let me include an additional 90 new minutes worth of material on the DVD. These extras include never-before-seen footage outside Abu Ghraib prison, plus footage which we shot in Iraq just weeks before the invasion that clearly showed what we were in for ("Please tell America that Iraq will be their cemetery"), more words of truth from our soldiers in Iraq, and footage of Bush and Condoleezza Rice that is so frightening you will understand why the networks never showed it to you.
May I suggest that you take this DVD and run with it? Use it as a way to energize people of like-mind or convince recovering Republicans that this may be the most important election of our lifetime. Here is what you can do:
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2. Become Your Own Fahrenheit Video Store. Buy a copy of the film and then just start lending it for free to everyone you know for a night at a time. Become known as "The Fahrenheit Connection" to those with whom you work or go to school.
3. Sponsor Large Community or School Screenings. You have my permission. Don't charge money (unless everyone has to chip in for the union hall or church basement). Invite everyone; pack the place. Have something for people to do afterwards, like volunteering for a "get out the vote" drive between now and November 2nd.
4. Give It Away. The politics and economics of the video business mean that those in poorer communities often have to resort to bootlegging. While I'm happy for people to see my movie by any means necessary, I would love for them to see it the way I made it and under the best possible conditions. If you have the wherewithal, donate copies of the DVD and VHS to your local library or to your school library. Get multiple copies and pass them out, especially to groups and people who can't afford to buy it. In a free society, which only survives if it has an enlightened electorate, information should be shared, not privately owned.
There you go. Let's flood the country with this movie. It's the Republicans' worst nightmare, should this happen. You know what to do; I don't need to say any more.
Thanks for your help in this. I think we can make a huge difference.
Michael Moore
P.S. I'm also releasing a book today as a companion to the DVD. It's a softcover called "The Official Fahrenheit 9/11 Reader" and it not only includes the film's screenplay, it is chock full of articles and essays that expand on the issues raised by the film. It also contains all of our sources and factual backup so that when that conservative brother-in-law starts giving you grief over the film, you can whip out your F911 Reader and show him the irrefutable evidence that backs up every single fact in the movie.
P.P.S. Last night, we set a tour record with 12,000 in attendance in Gainesville, Florida -- and 2,000 more who couldn't get inside! You can see some pix here and check in on my occasional blog. Sixteen cities so far, mostly in Michigan and Florida, and only 44 stops to go! See ya tomorrow in Pennsylvania! (And tomorrow I will write you about a new hardcover book I am releasing this week, a book I also hope will help swing this election.)
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Duram steel???
I'd like to cut into the soil pipe in the floor of my basement for the purpose of tying in a drain for a toilet and sink. The house and thus the pipe is 97 years old. The pipe is 6" and is about 3/8" thick walls. This is extra heavy pipe I think. I tried cutting it with an abrasive blade on a sawzall. Got about 10% of the way through after an hour. Forget about that.
Will one of those chain snap cutters work on this big extra heavy pipe? Are there any special techniques required when the pipe is extra heavy? Thanks.
are you sure its cast iron and not
Duram steel???
Snap cutters will cut 6" XH soil pipe without a problem. Just be sure to get the chain on as straight as possible and be ready for when the pipe snaps.
Hi Mark,Originally Posted by master plumber mark
It looks like cast iron. I don't even know what Duram steel is. What is it?
It is probably not Durham steel, since Durham refers to the fittings not the pipe. If it were wrought iron pipe, your saw would have cut it. I would even be amazed to find 6" cast iron pipe in a house, even one a 100 years old. A grinder may be the preferable way, because after this much time the cast iron will probably crush even with a snap cutter.
The professional plumbers didn't mention this and you also probably know this, BUT, I'll say it anyway. Keep in mind that you have hundreds of pounds of this pipe above your head when you cut this pipe in the basement. Be sure the pipe is well supported from above, BEFORE you cut it.
It said , "soil pipe in the FLOOR of my basement" .
Go with the grinder , diamond blade , safety glasses, mask etc. If you crush that pipe with snap cutters you won't be happy !
Hi George,
Ya, this pipe is in the ground. I have to excavate to get to it. But I'll keep your advice in mind for any riser work I do in the future.
Hi Cal,
When I tried to cut this pipe another time at another place further back for a different project (which I gave up one and changed the design of) I found this pipe was very thick and strong. Trying to cut it with an abrasive blade on a sawzall was very very slow. The pipe seems to be strong as nails. Is it possible that it is decievingly brittle and might not cut clean with a snap cutter even though it seems so solid and strong?
All that being said, I have a 4 1/2" grinder with a diamond cut off wheel. The wheel is primarily made for cutting through masonry and that is what I usually use it for. Would that blade work on this pipe, or is some other kind of specialized blade called for?
As far as getting all the way around to the bottom of the pipe, I guess I would probably want to use this little grinder on the bottom anyway as I'd have to make a huge hole to fit a bigger grinder around to the bottom.
I don't have the pipe open yet so I can't test the grinder method. This project is in the planning stage.
Is this little grinder what you had in mind or a bigger one? I wonder how long it would take me to cut the pipe with this little grinder?
A word of caution about the grinders. The small one will cut it, but you will go through several discs, but these can be dangerous especially when working in cramped space. You must keep both hands firmly on the grinder so it will not rip out of your hands when the disc get hung up. Fortunately, on these small units the overload protector will help some, but not 100%. If you get a bigger one, like a 9", that will cut quicker, but is about 10 times more dangerous. I have the scars to prove the point, and I was just cutting 4" cast iron! Might be time to consider hiring a pro.
Hi Gary,
When you say I will go through several disks, are you talking about the regular metal cutoff blades or diamond blades? Cal said to use diamond blades. I didn't think it would use up even one of those. They cost about $40 each.
I was thinking of the standard metal cutting blade or disc. I don't know about diamonds.
The older cast iron pipe had a lot of "slag" in it which makes it almost as hard as glass so it eats up the teeth on regular saw blades in a matter of a few strokes. I have had some destroy a band saw blade yet do nothing except polish the pipe a bit.
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I am saying a diamond blade. It is worth the cost ! Goggles ,Gloves & Heavy dust mask !!!! Give it a try, don't go too deep on your cuts. Your blade should last you a LONG time for many projects .
UNless you buy a very expensive diamond blade, old extra heavy cast iron pipe may take two or more blades to cut it.


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There's always something to gossip about in Savannah, Georgia, and Reagan Summerside always seems to be in the middle of it. She's busy enough running her consignment shop, The Prissy Fox, with her vivacious Auntie KiKi, but now the gossip—and the sales—are about to pick up after a gruesome discovery…
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Romeo and Juliet
by William Shakespeare
directed by Stephanie Shine
GPAC/Duncan-Williams Performance Hall
January 28 and 30 at 7:00 pm, 2014
Generously sponsored by The National Endowment for the Arts/ArtsMidwest and Shakespeare in American Communities.
Experience the full-bodied love story as if for the first time with these professional, young players. The play everyone is introduced to in their early teen years on the page comes vibrantly alive on the GPAC stage as a cast of eight explores the mortal acts of too-young lovers who bury their parents' strife with their lives.
This production is inspired by TSC's innovative Romeo and Juliet Project, which has been raising grades, changing young lives, and affecting entire student bodies throughout the Memphis area for two years.
Parents are invited to discover with their children all of the heart-felt, or well-intentioned, or tragic decisions made by the play's teenagers and adults alike in this "two hours traffic of our stage," followed by a community forum with the audience, actors, and director.
A special Free Will Kids' Night is in effect for both performances: Children 17 years and younger will be admitted FREE when accompanied by a paying, attending guardian. Limit: four children per guardian.
Three, discounted morning matinees that week for school students will also be made available.
Tennessee Shakespeare Company's production is part of Shakespeare for a New Generation, a national program for National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest.
Shakespeare in American Communities
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)
At the Poplar Pike Playhouse in Germantown, TN
|September 20, 2012
|Preview Performance/Free Will Kids' Night
|September 21, 2012
|Opening Performance
|September 22, 2012
|September 23, 2012
|September 27, 2012
|Performance/Free Will Kids' Night
|September 28, 2012
|September 29, 2012
|September 30, 2012
|October 4, 2012
|Performance/Free Will Kids' Night
|October 5, 2012
|October 6, 2012
|October 7, 2012
|Closing Performance
It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
Inside the Winegardner Auditorium at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens in Memphis, TN
|December 6, 2012
|Preview/Free Will Kids' Night
|December 7, 2012
|Opening Performance
|December 8, 2012
|December 9, 2012
|December 13, 2012
|Performance/Free Will Kids' Night
|December 14, 2012
|December 15, 2012
|December 16, 2012
|Closing Performance
Inside the Winegardner Auditorium at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens in Memphis, TN
|April 3, 2013
|April 4, 2013
|Preview/Free Will Kids' Night
|April 5, 2013
|Opening Performance
|April 6, 2013
|April 7, 2013
|April 11, 2013
|Performance/Free Will Kids' Night
|April 12, 2013
|April 13, 2013
|April 14, 2013
|Closing Performance
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Platinum, Gold, and Silver seating packages (with tiered benefits) for 10 guests are now available by calling TSC's Development Office today at 901-759-0620.
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- Plus all items listed with Gold Sponsorship, below.
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- Preferential seating in theatre;
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)
by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, Jess Winfield
directed by Dan McCleary
Poplar Pike Playhouse, Germantown
September 20 – October 7, 2012
Proceeds from this production will be used to support the fine arts program at Germantown High School
It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play
Sponsored by FedEx Corporation
adapted by Joe Landry
from the screenplay by Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank Capra, and Jo Swerling
directed by Stephanie Shine
Dixon Gallery & Gardens
Winegardner Auditorium, Memphis
December 6-16, 2012
Schools Tour: Shakespeare's Greatest Hits
directed by Stephanie Shine
October 2012 – February 1, 2013
Fourth Annual Valentine's Gala
Friday, February 8, 2013
Germantown Performing Arts Centre
by William Shakespeare
directed by Dan McCleary
Dixon Gallery & Gardens, Memphis
Winegardner Auditorium
April 3-14, 2013
Dan McCleary
Founder and Producing Artistic Director
Dan McCleary+ (Founder and Producing Artistic Director) is a native Memphian and a graduate of Germantown High School and its Poplar Pike Playhouse. Dan directed and acted in TSC's inaugural production of As You Like It (Jaques) and The Glass Menagerie; and he directed TSC's The Tempest, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream, all-female Julius Caesar, Othello, and Themes from a Midsummer Night. He also has directed critically-acclaimed productions of As You Like It at Orlando Shakespeare Theater, The Servant of Two Masters outdoors in downtown Atlanta and at Seattle Shakespeare Company, and All's Well That Ends Well at Georgia Shakespeare Festival. At the Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, he has directed the world premiere of The Stone Face and has played the title roles in Antony and Cleopatra and Richard III, Brutus in Julius Caesar, Porfiry in Crime and Punishment, Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew, and Falstaff in The Merry Wives of Windsor. As Associate Artistic Director at Shakespeare & Company in the Berkshires, Dan acted in and directed over 30 productions, appearing as Coriolanus, Macbeth, Herman Melville, Stephano, Don Armado, Hotspur, Master Ford, Bertram, and Antipholus/Dromio of Ephesus. He directed S&Co's first production of The Servant of Two Masters, also his own adaptation of Anaïs Nin's Henry & June, Vita & Virginia, My Own Stranger, and The Fiery Rain. Other Regional/New York theatre: Merrimack Rep, North Shore Music Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, StageWest, Alabama Shakespeare, Arden Theatre, Studio 4-A, and Huntington Theatre.
Dan is a published poet and teaches Shakespeare master classes around the country. Memphis Magazine has named him among the "Who's Who in Memphis" each year from 2009-12, and the Germantown Arts Alliance honored him with its 2009 Distinguished Arts and Humanities Medal for Performing Arts. He serves on the City of Germantown's Telecommunications Committee, and holds a B.A. in Advertising and Journalism from Temple University. Dan and his wife Stephanie are the proud parents of two-year-old twin boys, Sullivan and Collins.
E. Frank Bluestein
Executive Director
E. Frank Bluestein is the 1996-1997 Disney National Performing Arts Teacher of the Year and the 1994 Tennessee Teacher of the Year. In October of 1998, USA Today named Mr. Bluestein one of the top 40 teachers in the United States.
Frank is a past winner of the American Theatre Association's John C. Barner Award, a national award given to one secondary school teacher whose theatre program is judged most exemplary for the year. He has served as an arts advisory panelist for the National Endowment for the Arts, the College Board Arts Advisory Committee, the Council of Chief State School Officers, and the Tennessee Arts Commission. He is a former president both of the Tennessee Alliance for Arts Education and the Germantown Arts Alliance. Each summer he supervises the theatre division of the Tennessee Arts Academy, a statewide teacher training institute located in Nashville, TN. Frank has twice been named to Memphis Magazine's Who's Who in Memphis poll, and was presented with a community service award for his accomplishments in education by the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
At Germantown High School in Germantown, TN, Frank serves as the chairman of the school's Fine Arts Department. He is the founder and director of the school's theatre, the Poplar Pike Playhouse, and also serves as Executive Producer for Germantown Community Television (GHS-TV), the school's three million dollar educational television facility. In 1984 he helped the Germantown High School Fine Arts Department to become one of eight secondary schools in the nation to be chosen to receive the prestigious Rockefeller Brothers Fund Arts in Education Award.
Under Frank's leadership, Germantown Community Television has received over 80 first place Hometown Video USA awards for its programming and has been named seven times by the Alliance for Community Media as the Best Community Access Station in the USA. The station has been recognized with regional Emmy and Cable Ace Award nominations. Frank has also participated in the educational programs of the National Television Academy of Arts and Sciences and has led his team of teachers and scores of students to win a national student Emmy (2004 National Student Television Award of Excellence) for sports coverage as well as 13 regional first-place student Emmy awards.
Frank has served as a director of shows at Opryland, USA, and most recently wrote and directed the national touring production of Beale Street Saturday Night starring blues legend Joyce Cobb. He is a frequent speaker and writer on arts-related issues.
Stephanie Shine
Education Director
Stephanie Shine (Co-Productions and Education Director) spent 18 years with Seattle Shakespeare Company, 13 as Artistic Director, before departing in June of 2011 to join her husband in Memphis and the staff of Tennessee Shakespeare Company. For Seattle Shakespeare, she directed 17 productions, including The Threepenny Opera, Cyrano de Bergerac, and the lauded all-male Taming of the Shrew. Her other directorial credits include Romeo and Juliet for Tennessee Shakespeare Company, Taming of the Shrew and The Comedy of Errors for Colorado Shakespeare Festival; I Am of Ireland (which she also conceived and adapted) for Book-It Repertory Theatre; Love's Labor's Lost for Cornish College of the Arts; A Christmas Carol (also adapted) for Bainbridge Performing Arts; Romeo and Juliet for Seattle University, When the Messenger is Hot for Theater Schmeater, and the international award-winning one-woman Marilyn Monroe Biopic, Marilyn: Forever Blonde. A well-known actress in the Northwest, she has performed for Seattle Repertory Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Company, ACT, The Empty Space, Seattle Children's Theatre, Book-It Repertory Theatre, and Tacoma Actors Guild. Regionally, she appeared with the Oregon and New Jersey Shakespeare Festivals, Houston's Alley Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, and NYC's Theatre for a New Audience. Her Shakespeare roles include Juliet, Rosalind, Lady Macbeth, Beatrice, Regan, Feste, Kate, Bianca, Dionyza, The Princess of France, Hero, Perdita, and most recently The Chorus in Henry V. Ms. Shine is the newly appointed Artistic Director of the robust young company Shakespeare Walla Walla in Washington State, and she is the lucky mother of Conor, Cahilan, Sullivan, and Collins.
Shaleen Cholera
Company and Box Office Manager
Shaleen Cholera (Company and Box Office Manager) has worked with Tennessee Shakespeare Company since the fall of 2010 when he played Gratiano in Othello. He is a 2009 graduate of The University of The South, where he received his degree in Theatre Arts. Other Memphis acting credits: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Threepenny Theatre), Romeo and Juliet (TSC), The Tempest (TSC), and Twelfth Night (Rhodes College). Shaleen also was part of The Living Theatre's production of Red Noir (world premiere) by Anne Waldman and Judith Malina.
Slade Kyle
Education Manager and Resident Artist
Slade Kyle is a founding company member of Tennessee Shakespeare Company. TSC credits: As You Like It (Oliver, Fight Choreographer), A Midsummer Nights Dream (Puck/Philostrate, Fight Director), Othello (Fight Director), Romeo and Juliet (Mercutio/Prince/Friar John/Gregory, Tour Production Manager, Fight Director), Macbeth (Malcolm, Fight Director), Romeo and Juliet Schools Tour (Friar Lawrence/Mercutio/Peter/Abram, Touring Production Manager, Fight Director), The Tempest (Fight Director), and The Glass Menagerie (Tom). Slade directed Germantown High School students in Prelude Scenes performed prior to each performance of Julius Caesar, Othello, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth,The Tempest, Complete Works (abridged) and Hamlet. Memphis theatre credits include: Metamorphoses (Orpheus/Eros - regional premier), tick,tick…BOOM! (Michael - first non-Equity production; Theater 4 Theatre), Assassins (John Wilkes Booth), The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (El-Fayoumy), Parade (Gov. Jack Slayton), Much Ado About Nothing (Don John), The Writer's Block (Cullen - originated), The Serpent (Cain). Mid-South credits include: Exhibit This (Michael; Playhouse on the Square), Reno 911: Memphis Crackdown (Trudy Wiegel; The Backyard Players), Pandora's Box (Zeus; Voices of the South), You're a Good Man Charlie Brown (Snoopy; CBW Theatrical Productions) and Lucky Stiff (Harry; Jackson Theater Guild).
A former SEWA Professional Wrestler (two-time Tag Team Champion, Light Heavyweight Champion, Organization-wide Fight Choreographer), Slade is well-versed in many forms of Stage Combat and serves as TSC's resident Fight Director. Other Fight Directing credits include: Romeo and Juliet (Ballet Memphis), A Delicate Balance (Theater Memphis), Romeo and Juliet (Houston High School), The Beaux Stratagem (Poplar Pike Playhouse), Fences (University of Memphis), Tom Jones (Chrichton College), the films: Delusional Awareness (R&R Studios) and Victor Marx (Flashlight Media Group), and the Harry Potter's World Exhibition Tour (American Library Association). Slade graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Memphis with a BFA in Theatre Performance with concentrations in Physical Theatre and Theatre Pedagogy.
Slade has been a regular Teaching-Artist for Tennessee Shakespeare Company, Playhouse on the Square, Theatre Memphis, The Delta Arts Council, New Day Children's Theatre, and numerous other theatres, schools and conferences throughout the Mid-South. His teaching specialties include Stage Combat, Shakespeare, and Mask Performance. Directing credits: Dear Edwina (New Day Children's Theatre), The Imaginators (Delta Arts Council), The Aristocats Junior (New Day Children's Theater) and A Year With Frog and Toad Junior (New Day Children's Theatre). Slade has also appeared on television (Sim's Metal Management, FRED'S, AFRTS, Last One Standing – Emerson Drive), film (Victor Marx, Stained, Disturbed, Ritter), in print (Nashville Style, Jackson Sun), and on the runway (Macy's, Clairol, Bugle Boy).
Ashley Trevathan
Development Manager
Ashley Trevathan is delighted to join Tennessee Shakespeare Company. Ashley is originally from Germantown, TN, and has spent over a decade in Los Angeles performing in the theatre and in film/tv as an actor, voice-over artist, and singer. At the Write Act Repertory Theatre Company, Ashley played in Cymbeline, the world premiere of Teshuvah, and was the stage manager for the world premiere of the one-woman play, The Divine Madness of Isabella. Ashley was a company member and Board Secretary for the Culver City Public Theatre, and performed there as part of a singing Greek chorus in Oedipus Rex. Ashley has acted in a number of feature-length films, most notably as Rachel in Bad Reception and as an on-camera spokesperson and host for the FDF Corporation. Her voice-over clients include Microsoft, Ikea, 3M, Ronald McDonald House, Poppy Austin Organics, InTunedOnline, Pandora Radio, NovaTel Systems, Aids Calgary, and Southern Thread Jeans. She also performed with the LA-based a cappella singing group, Top Shelf. With a strong interest in New Media and technology, she has produced and acted in a few web series, such as Occam's Razor and Dudes in Toyland, and created a number of websites, logos, and graphic designs. Ashley graduated magna cum laude with a BA in Theatre from the Florida State University, with a minor in Russian Language.
Cara McHugh (Journeyman Artist-Manager) is originally from Memphis and received her Bachelor of Arts from Murray State University with a dual major in Theatre and Political Science. Cara then enrolled in the Masters of Fine Arts in Performance program at the University of Louisville, where she graduated in May with a Dean's Citation in Academic Excellence. Cara performed in UofL's Sleep Rock thy Brain, The Artifacts, Richard III, Plays: A Play, A Perfect Wedding, and How I Learned to Drive. She also performed in Reasons to Be Pretty and Misses Strata at the Bard's Town Theatre in Louisville, KY, where she served as a Board member. While in Louisville, Cara taught children's theatre for Encore Youth Theatre and Adelante Hispanic Achievers. Cara is thrilled to be joining TSC to both teach and perform Shakespeare's works.
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Nancy Wright has provided bookkeeping services for small businesses in both the private and public arena for more than 20 years. She obtained her B.S. from UT Knoxville.