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Caring for Colorado Foundation Announces Nearly $3 Million in Health Care Grants Throughout Colorado
DENVER – July 2013 - The Caring for Colorado Foundation recently awarded nearly $3 million in grant funds to 62 non-profit organizations statewide to help support access to health care for underserved populations across the state. These grants will help Coloradans obtain needed primary care, mental health and oral health services. More than 1,600 children and adults will receive oral health care. Prenatal care will be provided to 170 low-income women. More than 4,000 individuals will benefit from the assistance of patient navigators who will help link them with care. At least 2,100 patient visits for primary care will be provided in a single county. Transportation to medical appointments will be provided to clients via almost 4,000 rides. Mammography services will be introduced in a county in which women currently have to make a three-hour roundtrip drive to the nearest mammography facility. A new program will be initiated to use telehealth technology to connect rural communities with hard-to-find mental health services including child psychiatry, Spanish-language therapists and therapists for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. Six counties will expand capacity to provide mental health services to children and families.
All grants are listed by region. Caring for Colorado is a health grantmaker working to increase access to health care statewide. For more information, please visit www.caringforcolorado.org.
Statewide Reach
Colorado Children's Immunization Coalition
Stakeholder Engagement and Planning -- Oversee a stakeholder engagement and planning process to enhance and expand the functionality of the Colorado Immunization Information System. $10,500
Dental Lifeline Network
Colorado Donated Dental Services -- Link volunteer dentists with Coloradans who are disabled, elderly or medically compromised and unable to afford treatment for severe dental conditions. $25,000
Denver Children's Home
Community-Based Services -- Support mental health services for high-risk children. $50,000
Friends of Nursing
Scholarship Need Visibility Project -- Support administrative costs for a volunteer-run organization that raises money to provide scholarships for nursing students across Colorado. $10,000
Life Quality Institute
Prepare to Care: Palliative Care Education Project -- Train health care professionals and students across the state on advance care planning, pain and symptom management and psycho-social/spiritual aspects of illness and caregiving. $48,316
Metro Crisis Services
Metro Crisis Line -- Provide triage, access and crisis intervention to Coloradans facing mental health crises. $50,000
Regis University
Simulated Health Center -- Equip and furnish an interprofessional Simulated Health Center for health professional students. $50,000
University Of Colorado Foundation
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science to Medical Doctor Program -- Support a combined degree program offering Colorado students from a broad range of academic, economic, geographic and cultural backgrounds a continuous path to obtain Bachelor's and medical degrees. $50,000
Central Mountain Region
The Rocky Mountain Youth Clinics: Roaring Fork Valley School-Based Health Center - Eagle, Garfield and Pitkin counties
Integrated Behavioral Health Program -- Provide case management services to children receiving school-based health care. $49,688
Samaritan Center of the Rockies - Eagle County
Mental Health Services for At-Risk, Underserved Youth -- Provide at-risk youth with mental health counseling in partnership with Eagle County Schools. $30,000
Summit Community Care Clinic - Summit County
Supporting Growth and Sustainability -- Analysis and consultation in support of a community clinic's submission of an application to become a federally qualified health center. $10,000
Colorado Springs Region
Colorado Alliance for Health Equity and Practice - Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Denver, El Paso and Jefferson counties
Culturally Appropriate Navigation to Health Services for Immigrants and Refugees -- Utilize patient navigation to remove barriers to health care for vulnerable and undeserved immigrant populations. $50,000
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Aging Center - El Paso County
Integrate Behavioral Health and Medical Care for Older Adults -- Provide integrated behavioral and medical care to seniors at Peak Vista Community Heath Center's Senior Clinic and through the Rocky Mountain PACE Program. $75,000
Denver Metropolitan Region
American Diabetes Association-Colorado Area - Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties
Por Tu Familia -- Support an evidence-based diabetes and cardiovascular disease prevention program for underserved Latinos. $35,000
Boulder Valley Women's Health Center - Boulder and Broomfield counties
Women's Health Services -- Provide comprehensive reproductive health services to low-income and uninsured women and teens in Longmont. $20,000
CareConnect - Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Gilpin, Jefferson, Larimer and Weld counties
Medical Mobility -- Provide volunteer-escorted medical transportation for low-income seniors, adults with disabilities and those living with debilitating illnesses. $20,000
Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Denver - Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties.
Older Adult Services -- Provide comprehensive case management for low-income adults. $30,000
Catholic Health Initiatives Colorado Foundation - Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver and Jefferson counties.
Integrate Behavioral Health and Care Management in Primary Care -- Support St. Anthony North's Family Medicine Residency and Clinic in integrating behavioral health and care management services. $50,000
Children's Hospital Foundation - Adams, Arapahoe, Denver and Jefferson counties
CLIMB to Community -- Expand the capacity of community-based pediatric primary care practices to provide access to high-quality mental health services. $60,690
Clinica Tepeyac - Adams, Arapahoe, Denver and Jefferson counties
Prenatal Program -- Provide prenatal care services to low-income, uninsured, Spanish-speaking women. $30,000
Colorado Alliance for Health Equity and Practice - Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Denver, El Paso and Jefferson counties
Culturally Appropriate Navigation to Health Services for Immigrants and Refugees -- Utilize patient navigation to remove barriers to health care for vulnerable and undeserved immigrant populations. $50,000
Colorado Assuring Better Child Health and Development - Adams and Pueblo counties
Coordinate Developmental Screening, Referral and Follow-up -- Mobilize community partners to increase the number of children in Adams and Pueblo counties who are screened, referred and receive a multidisciplinary evaluation. $60,000
Denver Health and Hospitals Foundation - Denver County
Interpretation Services and Health Navigation for Somali Bantu Patients -- Improve access to health care for Somali Bantu patients. $47,451
Denver Health and Hospitals Foundation - Denver County
Denver In-School Immunization Program -- Provide vaccines to children, including many of Denver's uninsured and underinsured children, in select Denver Public Schools. $49,876
Denver Regional Mobility and Access Council - Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Clear Creek, Denver, Douglas, Gilpin and Jefferson counties
Transportation Information and Assistance Center -- Support a coordinated Call Center to remove transportation as a barrier to accessing key community services such as medical appointments, food and pharmacies. $20,000
Inner City Health Center - Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties
Dental Clinic Program -- Expand access to quality, affordable oral health care for adults. $100,000
MDS Counseling Center – Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties
Options Program -- Provide access to mental health counseling services for low-income individuals and families. $50,000
Mental Health Center of Denver - Cheyenne, Delta, Eagle, Elbert, Garfield, Grand, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Jackson, Kit Carson, Lincoln, Logan, Mesa, Moffat, Montrose, Morgan, Ouray, Phillips, Pitkin and Rio Blanco counties
Telebehavioral Health Project -- Provide telebehavioral health services to underserved populations (the deaf and hard of hearing, Spanish speakers, and children) in rural Colorado. $50,000
The Rocky Mountain Youth Clinics - Adams County
Thornton Clinic -- Expand access to integrated behavioral health services at a pediatric safety net clinic in Thornton. $50,000
Sisters of Color United for Education - Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Denver, Douglas, Huerfano and Jefferson counties
Communidades Saludables (Healthy Communities) -- Train promotoras in Walsenburg and Denver to work with community members to remove barriers to care and increase access to direct services and adherence to individualized health plans. $46,000
Total Oral Prevention Strategies - Adams, Arapahoe, Denver and Jefferson counties
Colorado Total Smiles -- Expand the availability of oral health services to high-need, vulnerable children and adults. $33,000
University of Denver - Denver County
Bridge Project -- Address barriers to care for children and youth and their families living in public housing facilities through case management and enrollment in public benefit programs. $25,000
Visiting Nurse Association - Adams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties
In-Home Supportive Care Program -- Provide in-home health care for homebound and frail seniors. $40,000
Northeast Colorado
Baby Bear Hugs - Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma counties
Nurse-Family Partnership Implementation -- Implement an evidence-based nurse home-visitation program in six counties in northeastern Colorado. $76,209
Centennial Mental Health Center - Cheyenne, Elbert, Kit Carson, Lincoln, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma counties
Parenting with Love and Limits in Northeast Colorado -- Provide an evidence-based, family therapy program to improve school outcomes, family functioning and to reduce interactions with the juvenile justice system. $50,000
Eben Ezer Lutheran Care Center - Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington, Weld and Yuma counties
In-Home Services -- Increase access to home-based health services for those who have limited financial resources and/or who reside in remote locations. $30,000
Mental Health Center of Denver - Cheyenne, Delta, Eagle, Elbert, Garfield, Grand, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Jackson, Kit Carson, Lincoln, Logan, Mesa, Moffat, Montrose, Morgan, Ouray, Phillips, Pitkin and Rio Blanco counties
Telebehavioral Health Project -- Provide telebehavioral health services to underserved populations (the deaf and hard of hearing, Spanish speakers, and children) in rural Colorado. $50,000
Rural Communities Resource Center - Kit Carson, Washington and Yuma counties
Oral Health Access -- Provide oral health education, prevention activities and restorative care to underserved children in Washington, Yuma and Kit Carson counties. $90,000
Town of Flagler - Cheyenne, Kit Carson, Lincoln and Washington counties
Flagler Medical Clinic -- Upgrade Flagler Medical Clinic's radiology equipment to improve diagnostic services. $50,000
University Of Colorado Foundation - Logan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington and Yuma counties
Northeastern Colorado Pediatric Care Assessment -- Conduct an assessment of pediatric care opportunities and challenges - quality, screening, evaluation, integration, and specialty care - in five counties in northeastern Colorado with a focus on the promotion of prevention activities. $35,000
Wray Rehabilitation and Activities Center - Kit Carson, Phillips, Yuma and Washington counties
Health and Wellness Equipment -- Enhance healthy habits and maximize wellness activities to promote community health. $21,574
Northern Colorado
Health District of Northern Larimer County - Larimer County
Dental Connections -- Provide oral health care to low income, underserved adults in Larimer County via a community partnership that engages local dentists to provide pro-bono care. $35,000
Total Community Options Foundation - Larimer County
Loveland Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly -- Provide comprehensive health services for low-income and frail individuals ages 55 and over with the creation of a new PACE site in Loveland. $75,000
University of Colorado Foundation - Mesa and Weld counties
Palliative Care in Rural Colorado Cancer Centers -- Increase awareness, access and delivery of palliative care to patients receiving treatment in rural Colorado cancer centers. $29,275
Pueblo Region
Colorado Assuring Better Child Health and Development - Adams and Pueblo counties
Coordinate Developmental Screening, Referral and Follow-up -- Mobilize community partners to increase the number of children in Adams and Pueblo counties who are screened, referred and receive a multidisciplinary evaluation. $60,000
Pueblo Suicide Prevention Center - Archuleta, Bent, Chaffee, Clear Creek, Costilla, Delta, Dolores, El Paso, Fremont, Gunnison, Huerfano, Jefferson, Kiowa, La Plata, Las Animas, Mesa, Montrose and Pueblo counties
Suicide Prevention and Crisis Intervention -- Support the provision of crisis intervention services through a 24-hour suicide prevention hotline. $15,000
Spanish Peaks Mental Health Center - Pueblo County
School-Based Behavioral Health Program -- Provide school-based behavioral health services to middle and high school students at Pueblo City Schools. $90,000
Southern Colorado
Rocky Mountain Rural Health - Park County
Access to Health Care -- Continue to provide access to quality health care for residents of Park County. $30,879
West Custer County Hospital District - Custer and Fremont counties
Patient Navigation Services -- Provide patients of a Rural Health Clinic with patient navigation and care management services. $50,000
Southeast Colorado
Arkansas Valley Ambulance - Fremont County
EMS Headquarters and Training Center -- Purchase a building to centralize EMS services and training in western Fremont County. $30,000
Lamar Community College Foundation - Cheyenne, Kiowa and Prowers counties
Retooling for Better Health Care in Southeastern Colorado -- Train the nursing workforce by increasing the capacity of the Lamar Community College Nursing Department to provide high fidelity patient simulation. $61,000
Mt. San Rafael Hospital - Huerfano and Las Animas counties
Digital Mammography for Southern Colorado Communities -- Reduce barriers to care by implementing digital mammography to ensure underserved and geographically isolated populations can access appropriate health care services. $50,000
Otero Junior College - Bent, Crowley and Otero counties
Project Success -- Implement a comprehensive effort to increase retention, graduation and transfer rates in nursing and allied health programs. $43,000
Southeast Health Group - Baca, Bent, Crowley, Kiowa, Otero and Prowers counties
Preventing and Managing Chronic Disease -- Establish a chronic disease self-management program to improve health outcomes in southeastern Colorado. $10,335
Southwest Colorado
Axis Health System - Archuleta, Dolores, La Plata, Montezuma and San Juan counties
Technology Enhancement Project -- Enhance screening, diagnosis and treatment for patients in a behavioral health setting using the Patient Tools electronic health screening system. $18,568
Colorado Prevention Center - Archuleta County
Colorado Heart Healthy Solutions -- Deliver an evidence-based screening and navigation program designed to improve the health of individuals with heart disease and high blood pressure. $30,580
Dr Mary Fisher Medical Foundation - Archuleta, Hinsdale and Mineral counties
Women's Health Program at Pagosa Springs Medical Center -- Increase access to health care for underserved women in southwestern Colorado. $100,000
National Jewish Health - La Plata County
Colorado Asthma Toolkit for Children -- Build capacity to provide current, evidence-based care to children with asthma in southwest Colorado. $80,000
Western Colorado
All American Families Plus - Delta County
Wrap Around Services for High-Need Children -- Provide comprehensive mental health therapy and wrap-around services for children and youth who are at high risk for adverse health outcomes due to psychosocial problems. $32,000
Colorado Disability Benefits Support Program - Mesa, Moffat and Routt counties
Disability Benefits Assistance -- Provide application assistance for disability benefits to persons with disabilities to increase access to health care services. $34,000
Hilltop Community Resources - Mesa County
B4Babies and Beyond -- Provide a single point of entry for prenatal care services for low-income women and serve as a health care referral source for families with children. $35,000
Marillac Clinic - Mesa County
Improving Patient Access and Clinic Capacity -- Expand health care access for existing patients as well as those who will be newly eligible for insurance coverage through the addition of a mid-level medical provider. $85,000
Mental Health Center of Denver - Cheyenne, Delta, Eagle, Elbert, Garfield, Grand, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Jackson, Kit Carson, Lincoln, Logan, Mesa, Moffat, Montrose, Morgan, Ouray, Phillips, Pitkin and Rio Blanco counties
Telebehavioral Health Project -- Provide telebehavioral health services to underserved populations (the deaf and hard of hearing, Spanish speakers, and children) in rural Colorado. $50,000
Montrose County School District RE-1J - Montrose County
Integrated Health Care at Northside Child Health Center -- Provide high-quality and culturally competent health care services and enrollment assistance. $19,157
University of Colorado Foundation - Mesa and Weld counties
Palliative Care in Rural Colorado Cancer Centers-- Increase awareness, access and delivery of palliative care to patients receiving treatment in rural Colorado cancer centers. $29,275


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GLCD 5122 – The Golden Age of Light Music: British Cinema & Theatre Orchestras – Volume 2
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And still they come. It's just amazing how many 78's still survive of this period light music mostly in the collections of producer David Ades and audio restorer Alan Bunting. The present recordings date from the 20's and 30's, and the mastering certainly brings out more than was ever heard an the 78's and with no surface noise whatsoever.
Some tracks feature the cinema organ along with the orchestra, and these Wurlitzers seem to have a much smoother sound than our theatre organs. Tremulants aren't as wide giving the effect almost of a Hammond or a roller skating rink instrument. Such is the case in Ethelbert Nevin's Narcissus with the Paramount Theatre Orchestra conducted by Anton and with Al Bollington at the console.
One extended selection is the March Review Medley (arr. Carl Woitschach) played by the famed London Palladium Orchestra under Richard Crean. Fortunately, the notes name all the marches included; some have very brief quotations. There is a big arrangement of Delius's buddy Sinding's Rustle Of Spring played by the Commodore Grand Orchestra under the Russian Joseph Muscant.
Eric Coates is represented by a 1928 performance of The Three Bears -A Fantasy with sound not quite as good as some of the later tracks but more than passable. There is a very curious 1939 performance of Elgar's Salut D'Amour (arr. Artok) by the Para-mount/Anton/Bollington team again. More roller renk organ.
Vivian Ellis's show "Follow A Star" had Sophie Tucker for its first six weeks until her departure for other gigs. It had to close for a bit until a new star was brought in, but it never really recovered and closed alter 118 performances. Here we get the Overture by the Winter Garden Theatre Orchestra conducted by Sydney Baynes of "Destiny Waltz" fame.
The closing medley is from the film "Aunt Sally" (1934) with Louis Levy recording for the first time with The Gaummont British Studio Orchestra. Not bad. Bet you never heard of that Cicely Courtneidge comedy which came out a year before the release of the recording. Once again, if all this is your bag, go for it.
Klassikcom Friday July 07 2006
Als im Kino noch georgelt wurde
Schon die erste Filmvorführung der Brüder Lumière 1895 wurde mit Musik untermalt. Das war gewissermaßen die Geburtsstunde der Filmmusik. Zunächst war es der einsame Pianist, der geflissentlich die bewegten Bilder auf der großen Leinwand mit allerlei klassischem Repertoire begleitete. Dann leisteten sich größere Filmtheater einen Kinoorganisten. Schließlich erwuchsen daraus regelrechte Kinoorchester, die selbst beim Anbruch der Tonfilmära noch rührig waren und nun dem Kinopublikum mit Live-Musik die Zeit verschönerte. Goldene Zeiten waren das. 'Guild' erinnert daran mit der inzwischen zweiten Folge britischer Kino- und Theaterorchester in ihrer äußerst erfolgreichen Edition 'The Golden Age of Light Music'. Es ist also nicht in erster Linie Musik aus Filmen, wenngleich ein paar Nummern durchaus aus Kinoproduktionen stammen, sondern ein breit gefächertes Repertoire an Arrangements bekannter und beliebter Stücke jener Zeit.
Die Aufnahmen stammen aus den Jahren 1927 bis 1939, einer Zeit des Umbruchs, denn man ging nach und nach dazu über, die Orchester wieder durch einen Kinoorganisten zu ersetzen. Diese Folge mit Interpretationen durch britische Kino- und Theaterorchester ist insofern interessant, als es einige Nummern enthält, in denen Kinoorgel und Orchester eine Synthese eingehen. Für unsere heutigen Ohren mag das manchmal durchaus eigentümlich klingen, wenn der elektrisch wabernde Kinoorgel-Sound mit dem Streicherschmelz duettiert. Zumindest sind dies Dokumente für die Geschichte der Klangästhetik, so kurios sie beim ersten Hören auch erscheinen mögen. Es hat schon Seltenheitswert, Edward Elgars 'Salut d'Amour' einmal in einer Fassung für Theaterorchester und Theaterorgel zu hören. Höhepunkte dieser CD sind sicherlich das 'March Review Medley' mit dem London Palladium Orchestra unter der Leitung von Richard Crean, bei dem auf sieben Minute Länge so viel Marschmelodien wie man sich nur denken kann untergebracht sind, oder Ausschnitte aus der Musik zu 'Aunt Sally' mit dem Gaumont British Studio Orchestra unter Louis Levy in einer Aufnahme von 1934. Die Einspielungen sind allesamt bestens remastered und selbst die Aufnahmen aus den 1920er Jahren lassen keinerlei Tiefe vermissen. Wie immer steuerte David Ades ein profundes Booklet bei.
Erik Daumann
MusicWeb International 2004
The role of cinema orchestras in entertainment is not widely acknowledged. Silent films always had one crucial dimension missing – that of sound. Small cinemas made do with impromptu piano accompaniment to match the moods and actions on screen; in large cinemas an orchestra/ensemble would be kept busy to provide the on-screen accompaniment.
When the talkies arrived, a live orchestra would still be employed to make up presumably for the poor frequency response of the soundtrack and as recording improved to provide general opening, interval and closing music.
This disc pays tribute to the music in vogue during that blossoming period of the talkies. Both Compton and Wurlitzer organs were starting to show their faces and two tracks here feature Al Bollington on one. Leading cinema and theatre orchestras, being London-based, teamed up with the main recording companies to bring about the 78rpm recordings found here.
Some of the titles are new to me, but I particularly remember Bucalossi's catchy "Grasshopper Dance" (coupled with a boring 'La Siesta') on an HMV 10″. Surprisingly, I notice that a version of it also appears on Guild's first volume in this series [DLCD 5108]. The Elgar, Coates and Chabrier are well known from elsewhere in the catalogue yet it is interesting to judge the competence from other benchmark recordings. Here there are plenty of familiar tunes unknown by name. Richard Crean with his Palladian Orchestra was quite industrious with his output for HMV and commands a good presence with his style.
I enjoyed the Leslie Stuart melodies, a reminder of how good the melodies were that came from the pen of this self-made composer. Many will have forgotten the strengths of Vivian Ellis's musicals in the Thirties: before his best known, 'Bless the Bride' came "Follow a Star", obviously good enough to have been recorded before the unexpected early departure of its lead, Sophie Tucker, caused an untimely closure. A good variety of content is found on this disc, yet I wonder why neither of the two volumes has carried that memorable tune, 'The Whistler and his Dog' (Pryor) since this catchy number was recorded twice by Crean on HMV [B8004 and B8995]. Maybe a third volume is already being considered. The selections are particularly welcome because they help us appreciate what some of London's musical shows were all about.
As David Ades' interesting notes make mention, the final track of selections from the Courtneidge film "Aunt Sally" is the first recording by Louis Levy with the Gaumont British Symphony Orchestra; pretentiously titled I suggest when its film studio players would be freelancers. It also documents an uplifting composition by the forgotten American, Harry M. Woods. I had hoped the background notes (English only) would have been longer, especially when two pages of 'fill' are devoted to other Guild releases. An interesting full page picture in the booklet shows a recording session of the Gaumont British orchestra with Louis Levy standing above them on a temporary wooden stage.
One has to admire the quality of transfer from these original 78 discs: the frequency response achieved by Alan Bunting is much wider that might be expected from the limitations of recording techniques found during the late twenties, a time when electric recording techniques were still being developed.
Raymond J Walker
Brattleboro Reformer Thursday, May 25 KEENE, N.H
2 more from Guild — Those with fond memories of the wonderful old LPs that were filled with musical arrangements of popular songs conducted by Percy Faith, George Melachrino, Mantovani and Andre Kostelanetz, among many others, will appreciate the ever growing and delightful series, "The Golden Age of Light Music" on the Guild label.
The first of two of Guild's latest releases is "Great Light Orchestras Salute Richard Rodgers" (GLCD 5123). Among the 20 selections are many of the Rodgers and Hart classics, including "Lover," "The Blue Room," "Little Girl Blue" and "Bewitched." From the Rodgers and Hammerstein team, there are "Some Enchanted Evening," "Surrey with the Fringe on Top" and "It Might as Well be Spring." Add to those some selections from Rodgers' score for "Victory at Sea" and a marvelous 16-minute "Richard Rodgers Suite," and here is an utterly enjoyable CD.
On a somewhat different level, we have many composers and arrangers represented on "British
Few of these 19 selections will be familiar to American listeners — and I recommend this CD all the more for that. A few titles are "Grasshoppers ' Dance," "Aisha," "My Lady Dainty" and "Yankiana — American Suite." These are all transcriptions from old 78-rpm discs that date from 1927 to 1939, which means that most of them are electric recordings.
Thank you yet again, Guild, for these light-karat gems!
Frank Behrens

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Black Tie Gala Songs From Broadway's Black Musicals
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Musical Director Christy Chilles and a singing ensemble fill the theatre with some songs from Broadway's Black Musicals. The evening includes pre- and post-concert tapas appetizers, decadent desserts, fine wine, champagne, and dancing to tunes spun by DJ Rob Simmons.


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Dozens of folks are pedaling at their own pace while raising money for ovarian cancer research!
Spin classes are going on right now during the 2nd annual "Ovarian Cycle Jackson." The fun filled event is taking place at the Club at the Township in Ridgeland from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
All of the folks pedaling on spin bikes are raising money for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.The day of awareness and fundraising was inspired by Lori Newcomb, who is currently overcoming ovarian cancer.
"The message is to know your body and listen to your body and once you have reviewed the symptoms of ovarian cancer it's really important to talk to your doctor and to discuss what that next step may be," says Newcomb.The Ovarian Cycle Jackson is sold out. However, you can still stop by the Club at the Township in Ridgeland to learn more about ovarian cancer. Also, check out the NewksCares website at http://newkscares.com/events/ to donate to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.


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Now we've finally made it around to one my most favorite places, France. The food here is fabulous!! I could eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner here! In face I have. LOL
I used some Jolee's stickers that I bought up when I first started scrapbooking and some really soft vintage papers to give the feel of France. Be sure to go in and watch the film from France. It's absolutely a stunning country that I hope to visit some day.
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After government officials in Egypt shut down the country's Internet service in an attempt to squelch political protestors and dissidents, the entire world became acutely aware of just how much we rely on the Internet to communicate - and just how easily a government can control access to it.
The knowledge motivated Columbia University law professor and free software advocate Eben Moglen to launch the Freedom Box Foundation. The foundation's goal is to build small encrypted servers that plug into the wall and that can be loaded with their own information and programs. They would be roughly the size of a cell phone charger, and they would run on low-power chips. If people had their own servers, then the government wouldn't be able to cut off communication with which it did not agree. In February, Moglen told The New York Times the Freedom Box Foundation would be up and running approximately a year after it was able to raise $500,000.
Now, the U.S. government is also set on providing a means by which political protestors in countries with repressive governments can continue to communicate even in the event of an Internet shutdown. The New York Times reported last week that the Obama administration is funding efforts to create "shadow" wireless networks in countries like Afghanistan, as well as an "Internet in a suitcase" project. Writers James Glanz and John Markoff explain the latter:
The suitcase could be secreted across a border and quickly set up to allow wireless communication over a wide area with a link to the global Internet.
As the push for political freedom continues to move across the globe, efforts like these will undoubtedly grow in scope and number. As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told the NYT:
There is a historic opportunity to effect positive change, change America supports. So we're focused on helping them do that, on helping them talk to each other, to their communities, to their governments and to the world.
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On my favorite crafting forum, Craftster, I have become addicted to swaps. It's just what it sounds like: someone organizes a swap with a specific theme, you sign up and are paired with a partner, and you swap crafted items. Fun! So far I've done a pincushion swap and an embellished onesies swap. I'm in the process of a fall scarf swap. My pincushion swap partner was from England. See the picture of the pincushion I sent to her. Here are some photos of the onesies I made to send to my swap partner in Virginia:
Check out the ones I received from my partner. It's really fun, and keeps me occupied with activities other than TV watching.
And of course, what is a post without a picture of Goody? You can just barely see her two teeth!
Sunday, September 23, 2007
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Midwest Dachshund Rescue Cross Town Bark Around
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This is a fundraiser and social for friendly, leashed dachshunds, dachshund mixes and their families and friends. Includes the "Dachshund Dash Wiener Races" beginning at 1:30 p.m. Also, enjoy a costume contest for dogs, a talent show, peanut butter lick contest, raffles, silent auctions, and more. This event benefits Midwest Dachshund Rescue (www.mwdr.org).


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Until now, the UK has been a gap in its portfolio but it is preparing an offensive in London.
The Canadian company has hired the London boss of FTSE 100 company Hammerson to lead the UK drive and is preparing to build one of the City's largest skyscrapers, 100 Bishopsgate.
"It is amazing how many people I talk to who take a sharp intake of breath when I talk about the size of the portfolio," says Martin Jepson, Brookfield's new senior vice president for investment and development and UK boss.
Brookfield's desire to expand into London is more evidence of the capital's attractiveness to foreign investors amid the eurozone debt crisis.
Last week, Kuwait's sovereign wealth fund spent £176m on the former site of the London Stock Exchange in a deal that priced the property at more than its summer valuation.
Kuwait is one of a number of sovereign wealth funds, including South Korea, Qatar and Norway, to be investing in central London. "Businesses still see London as a financial centre," says Jepson. "You see it very much on the ownership side. London is a safe haven. There is almost a direct correlation between crisis around the world and money coming into London. That is a status that we need to recognise and protect."
However, Brookfield's approach to investing in London is likely to be different to the overseas wealth funds. Rather than buy trophy assets, the company is more likely to build them.
Jepson and Brookfield believe central London is ripe for a revolution in its office stock. The company wants to bring to London a New York approach to office building –where developments are focused on size and efficiency, rather than aesthetics.
As a 22pc shareholder in Canary Wharf Group, Brookfield knows this approach can work. "Whilst many US buildings look spectacular, there is an emphasis on tenants' occupational needs above cosmetics and we are bringing this outlook to London," Jepson says.
The former Hammerson director, who has spent his career working in London, believes it is vital to London's future that the City's buildings are modernised for future business requirements. This is because of the rival financial centres trying to attract businesses from London and the wave of City leases signed during the "Big Bang" of the 1980s that will expire in the next decade.
"Newer financial centres around the globe, such as in Hong Kong, naturally have newer office spaces," says Jepson. "The modernisation of the City is a key part of ensuring London retains its position of strength as a financial capital and keeps pace with elsewhere in the world."
100 Bishopsgate is the culmination of these views on office developments. The proposed building has been described by Gerald Ronson, who developed the neighbouring Heron Tower, as an "undistinguished piece of architecture". However, it will bring 45,000 sq ft trading floors to the City and be 614 ft high – space more likely to be found in Canary Wharf or downtown Manhattan.
"We all know how tough the economic climate is," Jepson says. "Therefore you are not going to get people taking space just because they want an iconic-looking building and to make a statement. Businesses need to be able to demonstrate to their shareholders that they are taking space which is energy efficient, efficient occupationally and the best value for their business. I think that is what this building is."
Demolition work is taking place on the site of the development, with completion scheduled for 2016. However, Brookfield and joint venture partner Great Portland Estates are still trying to secure a pre-let with an occupier, which they have made a prerequisite for starting full construction next year.
Finding a pre-let is Jepson's priority for 2012. This is unlikely to be in the first quarter but he says he would be "sorely disappointed" if the building is not delivered within five years. He will also expand Brookfield in London, spending its vast resources – which potentially total billions of pounds – on new projects.
Jepson believes 2012 will produce opportunities to buy financially-distressed assets in the City and West End.
"There will be a bit more distress coming to the market in the new year," he said.
"I think the Irish and Scottish banks are starting to get their head around the assets they have on their books and I think you will see that starting to come forth.
"The CMBS [Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities] market has also been widely talked about – there are a lot of redemptions due in 2012 and 2013. We have the ability to not just look at individual assets, but at portfolios. We now have people in place to react quickly to opportunities."


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Children's greatest potential can be called forth when they are given high quality opportunities to develop and hone their skills of creative expression.
Children are born with a desire to express themselves. Our urge to understand and be understood is incredibly strong. The more possibilities we give to children to express themselves, the more expansive their opportunities become for knowing and being known.
Expressive languages include the use of materials such as: clay, paper, wire, paint, photographs, dance, music, singing, wood, recyclable materials, light, water, metal, and on and on.
Children who have time to explore these materials in both an open and structured way begin to develop a closer relationship with their properties, and become more fluent in their use of them.
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Creativity is a reflection of each individual's way of learning, which is a part of her or his unique way of being. When we can truly 'be' in our lives, and when our becoming is encouraged through deep listening and engagement, our creativity allows the unfolding of our potential.
To give children the space, time and tools to nurture wonderment, parents and educators can design areas dedicated to the learning and mastery of expressive 'languages' – ways of communicating through the use of different materials.
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Believing in the "hundred languages of children" means creating the context where children can develop their relationships with materials so they can become skillful in the languages of expression.
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Anyone who has tried their hand at writing, even casually, knows the triumphs and heartaches of the art. It is a thing of beauty as well as a source of great frustration, but staying the course always ends with victory (even if in the heat of the moment it doesn't seem that way). It takes a combination of determination, spiritual guidance, belief in yourself, love of the art, love of words, understanding, thick skin and magic intuition to carve out a story worth telling.
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Neon Hitch Cavorts With Doppelganger in 'Love U Betta' Video
She warned you she was going to 'Love U Betta,' and now Neon Hitch has delivered on that promise with a suitably saucy video that finds her writhing around in oil, cavorting with a doppelganger, and bringing sexy back to the graveyard.
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IT IS the church which tells its congregation that they are all going to die and there is no afterlife. The Sunday Assembly, founded by comedians, has proved popular in London and the "Atheist Church" is set to make its debut in Scotland next month.
The organisation was founded last month and has tapped into a market of families and individuals who want the experience of attending a place of worship – without the God factor.
Having hoped for 50 attendees at its first performance in Islington in January, founders Pippa Evans, 30, and Sanderson Jones, 32, attracted 200 "worshippers" and nearly 300 for the second.
They now run a double service with capacity for 250 at each.
Ms Evans and Mr Jones, both comedians, believe they have tapped into a feeling of yearning to belong to a community without the religious element.
The assembly is heading to Edinburgh at Easter weekend, and returning for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Requests have also come in from Glasgow and Stornoway for appearances.
Ms Evans, who won the Spirit of the Fringe Award 2009 as part of the musical Showstopper!, said the founders have been surprised by the response.
"People say to us they have been looking for something like this for a long time," she said. "The response has been incredible. Rather than preaching, we have speakers who focus on the wonder of being alive, how big the universe is and what our part is in it.
"We had Andy Stanton, the children's author, who told the audience about the beginning of stories, and how to find an end."
The founders say the assembly is intended to explore and challenge views and beliefs.
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While originating in London, the show can trace its origins back to Edinburgh.
Mr Jones said: "I sell my own tickets on the streets at the Fringe, the idea being I can meet up with people beforehand, have a connection with them, and form small communities. Then when everyone attends the show you see people you've met before.
"The idea was to build little communities so in that sense that's what we're doing with the assembly. We're really keen on the community side as well, and have tea and cake afterwards, which is the best part of going to church anyway."
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Richard Holloway, the former Bishop of Edinburgh, is also among those expected to attend. "A lot of people who have left organised religion miss the community aspect, the opportunity to come together to think about life, its meaning and values," said Mr Holloway.


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Nepal is a country of many outdoor adventures, primarily those focused around trekking. One of the most famous mountain ranges in the country, the Annapurna Mountains, offers a broad range of treks that can range from 3 to as many as 21+ days in length.Within this breathtaking mountain range is an excellent 6 to 7 day trek known as the Poon Hill - Ghorepani Trek. Kicking off from the city of Pokhara (which in itself is a treasure to be explored), you can grab a bus or taxi to the base of the trail. From there you begin your adventure through lush countryside, ascending into the snowy mountains (depending on season), trekking through the rainforest, and ultimately returning to your point of origin in a memorable loop.
While it would be nice to think of trekking through Nepal as a truly "Off The Beaten Path" adventure, the reality is that tourism is the backbone of the Nepal economy and trails all across the country are fairly well traveled. While camping out is definitely an option, you will also find a broad variety of basic, but comfortable, guest houses along the way where you can stop for a cup of masala chai tea, a warm meal, simple accommodations, and in some places even Wi-Fi (though it may not work). That said, you will also encounter grazing wildlife, unbelievably friendly locals, and some of the most unforgettable landscapes you will likely ever come across.
On the Poon Hill – Ghorepani trek, one of the most popular parts of the trek is once you reach Poon Hill. There is a slightly more developed lodge in the area where you can stay for the night and usually grab a warm shower. After grabbing a good rest, you can wake up at 4:00 AM and begin the hour long trek to Poon Hill to watch the sunrise. However, in full disclosure, there might be a lot of other people doing the same so be prepared. Still, watching the sun cast its golden glow upon the array of 8,000+ meter high peaks is truly a site to behold and one you will not regret.
While personal trek guides and porters are available, I would recommend skipping the expense and relying on a simple map that can be bought in the city of Pokhara. Between the map and friendly locals, you shouldn't have any problem getting to your destination.
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This tiny gem tucked away in Scotland is called North Camping in Galloway, a very unique glamping rural hideaway. It offers a comfortable pod accommodation which sleeps 2 people.
It is quiet and rural, the pod is sheltered amongst the trees with protection from the west and north wind. While this special wooden pod provides a safe haven for your precious belongings, you can venture into the local area to explore. This spot has its own campfire hearth. The owners can sell you kindling and firepit logs.
Disabled visitors are welcome and catered for in the ablution facilities and near the glamping facilities. There are 2 x 120mm steps into the pod.
We allow dogs in the pod, by prior arrangement.
One can fish, hike, do Pony Trekking, bird watching, swimming and rock pooling in and around the area and a local store in Leswalt village is just 2 miles away. You can take a ferry to Belfast for a day out.
The sky at night is very dark, and when there is no cloud, stars can be watched very well.
One of glampings best kept secrets lies in south west, Scotland, called North Campsite, nestled in farmland and surrounded by fields, greenery and woodland trees. This small rural exclusive glamping site is a must for anyone who loves the Scottish lowland countryside. Just 6 miles north-west of Stranraer and 2 miles from the local Village store in Leswalt.
Your unique and exclusive camping pod (which houses two single beds or a large king size bed when pushed together) represents glamping at its best. All you need to provide is your own bedding and cooking stove. The pod offers electric light and electrical socket connections, a small heater (although the pod is well insulated for year round use), a kettle with tea and coffee facilities including mugs, crockery, cutlery, pots and pans, even a Free-Sat TV for long winters nights.
Garden furniture and a picnic table is provided for sitting outside near the stone cooking platform (no cooking inside the pod or decking at any time). You are tucked away out of site from the road. The pod is approx 50 metres from the toilets, and shower building.
Ablution facilities have toilets, ensuite wash basins, and a large level access shower, as well as a sink for washing up, all with hot water. A small shelter is provided in case of rain. Hot water and showers are free. All taps have drinking water.
Your car is parked close to the pod. Our site is dog friendly but must be pre-arranged.
The owners have gone out of their way to ensure the comfort and ease of use at these facilities for disabled glampers.
Disabled people booking tent and campervan pitches are positioned close to facilities, provided they state their needs when booking.
From Stranraer, take road for Leswalt, go through village up steep hill, pass monument carpark at top of hill. We are 1 mile further on the left.
From Portpatrick you can take the back road to us signed Leswalt, at the T junction after 8 miles turn left then right.
Quiet rural area mainly grazing for cattle and sheep, and rough pasture. Wonderful rocky coast with low cliffs, sandy beaches with views over the sea to Ireland and Isle of Arran and Ayrshire.
Easy to reach ferry terminal at Cairnryan for ferries to Belfast and Larne, half hour drive away.
Quiet area, nature and exploring.
Dogs by prior arrangement
Washing up sinks with hot water in facilities building.
Only in the pod
All nearby
This is a unique glamping site, the pod that sleeps two is fully equipped just bring bedding and a cooking stove. Small campervans and tents are welcomed.
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Very private and secluded
Disabled visitors are catered for
Secuded camp site.
Unique glamping rural hideaway
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Zoysia Grass Fertilizer
Do you need a zoysia grass fertilizer?
Although zoysia grass is very hearty and can grow in any soil conditions, it is recommended to add zoysia grass fertilizer to your newly planted plugs.But not just any fertilizer! Ordinary fertilizers can damage and burn your zoysia grass, so it is best that you use a fertilizer that is specially made for zoysia grass.
The best on the market is Nutri-20. This is a water soluabable fertilizer that will help kick start the growth of your new plugs and not burn your grass.Your zoysia lawn will be its most luxurious and healthy if it is fertilized once a year in late May or early June when the grass is actively growing.
Applying Zoysia Grass Fertilizer
Fertilizer should be applied with a hose-end sprayer, since this supplies necessary water as well as fertilizer. Always follow directions carefully when applying any fertilizer product to avoid problems associated with over feeding such as chemical burn. To apply water-soluble components, use a Hose-End Sprayer.


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Why you should Work with a Professional
When your car body get dents or any other form of damages, it is good to work with a professional to provide the repair services. There are many benefits that you get by working with experts, instead of trying to do the repair by yourself. Below are the advantages of working with the experts to do car body repair in Solihull.
Get high quality services
One of the major reasons why you should have your car body repaired by a professional is because you are guaranteed of getting high quality services. Most of the professionals have high level qualifications and experience in this industry. They know how to work on different car bodies and so you can expect nothing but the best and satisfactory results from them. The professionals focus on details, thus they ensure that any fault with your car is addressed sufficiently.
Reduce the risks
If you decide to do the car body repair by yourself, there are a lot of risks involved. You can do more damage to your car body or even get injured as you work on your car. However, by working with a professional you reduce all the risks involved because they know the techniques to use to reduce such risks. In addition, they carry a liability insurance cover that protects you from such risks.
Car Body Repair
You cannot predict when your car body might get damaged because it can occur any time without you expecting. In case your car body gets damaged it is possible to get emergency services from professional who offer their services on 24/7 hour basis. All you have to do is to call them any time and you will have your car body repair booked in and get it fixed within a short time. This will help you avoid all the inconveniences you might experience because of such damages.


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Article: Twice's Mina, X on her picture over her dating scandal? 'leaving fandom proof pictures', controversy goes up despite agency explanation
Source: Seoul Econ via Nate
1. [+332, -18] ㅋㅋ Who cares if they're dating or not
2. [+299, -16] Who cares if a celebrity's dating..;; such useless waste of time
3. [+250, -23] Stupid fanboys mad ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
4. [+33, -14] Dating's fine, just stop lying about it... that pisses fans off more
5. [+24, -8] But do they have to say they're dating? Some things are just private, they're not obligated to share everything
6. [+23, -9] Mina's ajusshi fans are super pissed ㅋㅋ
7. [+17, -1] This is the issue... I like Twice too and think they're pretty and cute when I see their videos but I stay within the line. The members are human too ㅋㅋ what's the point of hating on them just for dating? ㅋㅋㅋ
8. [+15, -1] Leave them alone, who cares if they're dating ㅡㅡ.. Twice is human too;;;
9. [+12, -1] That's not a fan, that's a psycho... Good riddance. This is a good opportunity for them to get rid of their psycho fans.
10. [+11, -1] Probably better for the group to get rid of these fans~ ugh goosebumps


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Vacation Safety Tips
Vacation is a time to relax and have fun. Preparing for a family trip requires a lot of planning. Planning can decrease the chances of becoming a victim of a crime. Tourists make tempting targets for thieves; often lost or distracted, weighed down with bags, carrying cameras, money and other valuables. It is best for you and your family to do all you can to blend in with the crowd. Here are some suggestions for keeping you and your family safe when planning your next holiday trip.
Vacation Safety Tips
- Before you go, make sure to clean out your wallet or purse; take only essential credit cards.
- Carry your purse close to your body, or wallet in an inside front pocket. Consider wearing a money pouch under your clothes.
- Pack as lightly as possible. Lots of heavy, cumbersome bags will slow you down and make you more vulnerable to getting robbed.
- Expensive, designer luggage can draw unneeded attention to your belongings. Pack your things in inconspicuous bags.
- Carry-on anything you may need or of value i.e., medication, jewellery.
- Don't display expensive jewellery, cameras, bags and other valuable items.
- Stick to well-lighted, well-travelled streets at all times.
- Always lock your car, and leave valuables out of sight, preferably locked in the trunk.
- Don't leave jewellery, money or other items lying around the hotel room when you go out, even for a short while. Lock them in the room or hotel safes. Do not leave them unattended at poolside or the beach either.
- Make sure rooms are securely locked and chains fastened wherever possible. Do not leave room keys lying out at the swimming pool.
- You should know who is knocking before you answer the door. If they say they are from the hotel, confirm with the hotel operator that they are in fact from the hotel.
- Always lock the door while in the room.


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|Rourke Classroom Sound Adventures
There are 36 of these fabulous leveled books. Teaching in a multi-ability and multi-age classroom I am always looking for ways to meet the needs of all my learners and on all levels. These books are going to be a great asset to my classroom.
|Characters in the story (this is in each book!)
|Words to know
|Love the glossary that is in each book
-Before we read the book brainstorm words that start with letter that is being focused on in the book. As we find brainstormed words in the book check them off.
-Many of my students are working identifying characters and setting. The beginning page that states the characters in the book is a great way to get the conversation going.
-I love the words to know. Lower level students will be able to match words to know throughout the book (pointing/using wikisticks/post it notes) Higher level students will work on alphabetizing the words to know and then can check their work with the book.
-My 3rd-5th graders are always working with glossary and dictionarys. This is perfect to extend on the concepts that we are already working on.
-The end of the book is also extension activities.
What great books that I can use in so many different ways to reach so many levels of students (but still use the same book!) Do you have these Sound Adventure books? If not you can check out http://rourkeclassroom.com How do you use them? How do you level your various activities (without creating hundreds of activities)?
I can't wait to check out all of the other ideas for these books through the teacher resources that are going to be available in the upcoming months.


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Cygnet Farm is located at the address 7501 Wagner Creek Rd in Talent, Oregon 97540. They can be contacted via phone at (541) 535-1539 for pricing, hours and directions.
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Southern Oregon's premier training facility for hunters, jumpers, equitation, and dressage as well as horseback riding summer camp and pony parties.
Beautiful Equestrian Facility in the heart of the Rogue Valley. Cygnet offers top quality training and care by Hunter/Jumpe...r trainer Wendy Subotich. 14x 14 Stalls with attached walkout. Twenty two grass paddocks. Grand Prix outdoor Arena. Large Covered Arena. Smaller Covered arena. See More
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If I was not so far away, I would come and spend time at the stable. ❤
Wendy is super sweet and a great trainer, and has some amazing horses!
Cygnet Farm is located at 7501 Wagner Creek Rd in Talent and has been in the business of General Farms, Primarily Crop since 2007.
Excellent Lesson Horse Program
Lesson Horse Program
Every Level of Training & Instruction
English Riding & Jumping
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Anthony Clark
Anthony Clark is responsible for new financial product development for C&I&I customers and helps lead the Green Bank's efforts related to distributed energy resources, energy storage, and Grid 2.0.
Prior to joining the Green Bank, Anthony was a global operations and environmental strategies fellow at General Electric where he focused on reducing negative environmental impacts within GE's own operations and in the supply chain. He has previously worked on energy resilience at the New York City Housing Authority, headed the science and policy publications shop at the Natural Resources Defense Council, and consulted to the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection and the National Renewable Energy Lab.
Anthony holds an MBA and Master's of Environmental Science from Yale University and a BA from Wesleyan University.


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First printing of the Zohar, the fundamental work of the Kabbalah (Jewish esoteric and mystical teachings), authored by the Talmudic sage, Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai.
Links: The Kabbalah
Av 20 is the yahrtzeit (anniversary of the passing) of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's father, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson (1878-1944), in Alma Ata, Kazakhstan. Rabbi Levi Yitzchak was Chief Rabbi of Yekaterinoslav (currently Dnepropetrovsk), and was arrested and exiled to Kazakhstan by the Stalinist regime as a result of his work to preserve Jewish life in the Soviet Union.
A Brief Biography
Rebbetzin Chana Scneerson's biography, which includes her account of her husband's heroism, arrest and passing.
During the summer months, from the Shabbat after Passover until the Shabbat before Rosh Hashahah, we study a weekly chapter of the Talmud's Ethics of the Fathers ("Avot") each Shabbat afternoon; this week we study Chapter Five.
Marriage is not a power struggle, and the home is not a battlefield. To give in does not mean to relinquish power, and talking things over does not mean you are entering negotiations.
The two of you comprise a single entity—a couple. What is good for one is good for the other. When you come to a decision, it is the decision of both of you as one being. Do it not as a sacrifice but as a gift, not as a defeat but as a triumph of love.