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Artistic Director of Shearwater Productions, Holly Adams is a long time mask maker, stage combat choreographer, and performer with a focus on physical theatre styles. Holly also loves being a teaching artist! Whether she is giving a master class in NYC or at a college, or creating arts-a-the-core inquiry based curricula for elementary and high schools, she is loving every minute of it. She is the recipient of ATA's Teaching Artist Service to the Field award for 2009-2010,a member of APA, Ed Bloggers, and a board member for NYSTEA. An interview with Holly is here.
Jay Albert is a musician and educator. His professional vision is to share music and help people achieve more of a connection to it, whether helping students learn to play or "teaching" an audience by means of a performance. He founded his company Songdog Music to further that vision. Jay holds degrees in guitar, music theory and composition from Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music and Kent State University. He has taught at both of his alma maters and elsewhere, from PreK to graduate level, and has presented at and supervised arts education departments for several organizations. Contact Jay www.songdogmusic.com
After completing graduation in sculpture from Sir.J.J.School of Art, Mumbai (India), Anagha Bhat did masters in Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology and now is perusing her doctoral research at the Department of Archaeology, Deccan College PGRI, Pune (India). Through her research, she is trying to combine art and archaeology together for teaching students about cultural processes. She believes this will lead to formation of a bond between the students and their environment and further to the sustainable preservation of heritage. She has been awarded 'Jawaharlal Nehru Scholarship' for the same. She works as a freelance educator, conducts various lectures and workshops at schools and art colleges. Contact Anagha at email@example.com or visit www.anagha2102.blogspot.in
Emma Bolden's chapbooks include How to Recognize a Lady (part of Edge by Edge, Toadlily Press), The Mariner's Wife (Finishing Line Press), and The Sad Epistles (Dancing Girl Press). She was a finalist for the Cleveland State University Poetry Center's First Book Prize and for a Ruth Lily Fellowship. She is an assistant professor of Creative Writing at Georgia Southern University. Contact Emma www.emmabolden.com www.theyawp.com
Debora Broderick teaches outside Philadelphia, in a dual-enrollment program for high school seniors interested in education careers. A former English, Creative Writing, and Art teacher, Deb employs an arts integrated pedagogy and methodology in this early pre-service teacher preparation program. Deb is also an EdD Candidate at The University of Pennsylvania in Reading/Writing/Literacy, where her research focuses on using the arts as a method of inquiry into teacher identity development and critical literacy issues. As a creative writer, poet, and (sometimes!) visual artist, Deb is interested in exploring the role the arts can and should have in teacher preparation and education. firstname.lastname@example.com | Twitter: @debbroderick
Linda Bruning is a theater, teaching artist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota with 20 plus years in the field. She has a "freshly minted" Masters in Education with an emphasis in Arts in Education and Online Learning. Linda is also a theater director, an actor and writes children's theater scripts. Her passion is helping disadvantaged young people find their voice through theater. In her spare time, you will also find her gardening, backpacking, hiking, camping and reading. Her newest best friends are the Earthway high wheel cultivator and her Kindle. She is a true geek so, of course, she loves spending time on the computer creating new online learning programs to incorporate technology and residency work. Contact Linda www.theheroproject.pbsworks.com
Ryan Conarro is an actor and director living in Juneau, Alaska. He works regularly with Juneau's Perseverance Theatre, and he's performed with Juneau's Generator Theater, New York's Theater Mitu, and Aquila Theater Company (national tour and Off-Broadway). As a teaching artist, Ryan works with the Alaska State Council on the Arts and the Alaska Department of Education, collaborating with teachers and students to support arts-based education practices. Between school days and rehearsals, Ryan enjoys hiking, kayaking, and skiing. He earned a BFA at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Contact Ryan
Mark Dzula and Ardina Greco are teachers, artists, and scholars. They also are married to each other, which allows them to spend lots and lots of time together. Whether working for the Museum of Modern Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the San Diego Museum of Art, or even Teachers College at Columbia University, Mark and Ardina continually find ways to challenge and inspire each other in theory and in practice. Mark's research is focused on Aesthetics, Media, and Equity and Ardina focuses on the interactions of Artists, Curators, Educators, and Young Audiences in museum programs. They also co-direct a performance group called Jukebox Radio together. Here, they use shadow puppets, projections, and music in collaboration with museums and cultural institutions to develop Family Day shows and programming to highlight and engage visitors with work on view. Here is a link to Jukebox Radio on Facebook.
Annie Harrison Elliott is currently a teaching artist in Atlanta, GA and is the founder of Eyes on the Sky, Arts Learning. Through her organization, she teaches and implements programs in dance, drama, creative writing, and playwriting for children. Annie has a BA in Dance and Creative Writing from Franklin & Marshall College and a MA in Arts Education from New York University. As an actor, dancer, and playwright, she has been a teaching artist for Education in Dance and the Related Arts (NYC), The Fulton Theatre (PA), a guest artist for Franklin & Marshall College, and an acting and dance instructor in various studios throughout the United States. www.eyesontheskylearning.com
Kali Ferguson is a storyteller, teaching artist, cultural educator, and fledgling writer in her hometown of Charlotte, NC. However, she considers herself a child of the world. Her passion is to help every-day people appreciate their creative selves by engaging with stories, poetry, song, and dance. She began performing at four years old, and wrote her first poem around age ten. She is a dance and library lover who knows literacy and the arts are essential to a well-lived life. She started teaching at the age of sixteen, taught high school Spanish in her twenties, and has been a teaching artist with local and national organizations since 2004. Listen to her work at www.kaliferguson.com.
Chio Flores is a Peruvian visual artist and teaching artist who recently moved from New York to Lima, Perú.. She received a B.A. in Fine Arts from the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Perú with a major in printmaking. As an accomplished visual artist, she has exhibited her mixed media work and installations in different countries such as the US, Canada, Finland, Puerto Rico and Perú. Chio is currently working on her seventh solo exhibition God Only Knows to open in April 2012 in Lima and compiling material for a book about her practice as a teaching artist. You can see her art work and process in http://chioflores.com and http://chio.posterous.com/ and read about her teaching artist work in http://studio409.posterous.com/
Angela M. Gallo is Artistic Director of Sapphire Moon Dance Company and Associate Professor of Dance at Coker College. Performance highlights include: the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland; Dance Theatre Workshop, White Wave Cool NY Festival, The Dancenow Downtown Festival, the Fringe Festival of Independent Artists (Toronto), the Piccolo Spoleto Festival and others. She has danced with numerous companies and has often been sought after as a guest choreographer and instructor. Angela holds an MFA in Dance from the University of Michigan and a BFA in Theater and Dance from Central Connecticut State University. Angela's work is influenced by her dance and somatic training. firstname.lastname@example.com | www.sapphiremoondance.org
A rural Minnesota native, Alison Anderson Holland is a processed based teaching artist seeking to connect the dots across disciplines for audiences and learners of all ages. She holds a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies from Hamline University, a program often described as a Master of Voracious Curiosity. Spreading her "curious" spirit, Alison aims to share the art forms of dance and writing while teaching a variety of concepts in unique ways; for example, using "Chance Dance" theory to kinesthetically teach fractions and probability to elementary students and using food experiences to explore memoir. Visit her online at www.alisonandersonholland.com.
Amelia Hutchison is a native of Victoria, British Columbia and is currently a Freshman at the Maryland Institute College of Art. Presently pursuing an integrated double major in Humanistic Studies and General Fine Arts, Amelia hopes to earn her masters in Community Arts. A personal interest in the transformational power of art to heal, restore and rebuild, especially in the areas of crime and trauma, has lead her to take an internship at the Baltimore City Detention Center. Amelia works with mentally ill inmates in the pretrial section of the down town prison. Her own personal artistic practice revolves around themes of forgiveness, excess and recollection. Amelia uses painting, interactive performance/installation art and slam poetry to explore these themes. More of her work can be seen at www.artbehindbars.tumblr.com Contact Amelia
Spoon Jackson has been in the art world and in prison for over twenty years. He is an internationally known poet, writer, actor and native flute player. His poems are collected in Longer Ago and have been featured in films, plays, articles, books and music suites. He has won four PEN awards. He is featured in two films by Michael Wenzer, At Night I Fly and Three Poems by Spoon Jackson, which won awards in five countries. Spoon does not have any fancy degrees, and mentors youth and young at heart from life experiences and realness. His newest book By Heart, was co-authored with Judith Tannenbaum and published in 2010. He knows that inspiration is organic. Contact Spoon at www.realnessnetwork.blogspot.com or www.spoonjackson.com
Nick Jaffe is a musician, recording engineer and teaching artist based in Chicago. His TA work has centered on unconventional music pedagogy and student-run recording studios in schools. As a guitarist Nick has performed with a wide variety of artists across many genres including Common, Dwele, and Estelle. Nick performs regularly with a number of different bands in Chicago. His most recent solo album is a musical chronicle of the history of the Sputnik 1 satellite. Prior to becoming a teaching artist Nick worked for 10 years as an aircraft mechanic. As Editor of TAJ Nick hopes you will make the journal yours by reading it, responding to it, using it and writing for it.
Richard Jenkins is a published cartoonist, illustrator, and author currently living in Oklahoma. Since 1997, he has worked prolifically as a teaching artist, engaging students in story and image making though cartooning. Richard is also an arts & education consultant, training educators across the country in Arts Integration and in using Arts & UDL to engage learners of all abilities and styles. He is a Teaching Artist Fellow for VSA. And, Richard is the co-author of "Comics in your Curriculum," an arts integration manual for elementary educators. Currently, Richard is hard at work on two books. His latest graphic novel, a horror story entitled "Toil." And a second as yet untitled teacher's curriculum book, focused on engaging ELL and disabled students. Blog: www.studiohijinx.blog.com Website: ww.studiohijinx.com
Kim Jordan is an actress, director, theatre practitioner, and performance poet based in Burlington, Vermont. She is the founder and program director of Theatre-in-Action, an applied theatre residency project that fuses drama with bullying prevention, conflict resolution, and social justice in Vermont schools and communities. Kim has written and directed middle- and high school plays, launched and coached the Vermont Youth Poetry Slam, been a member and coach of Vermont National Poetry Slam Teams, and is an in-demand arts integration specialist with Vermont performing arts centers and school districts. You can learn more about Theatre-in-Action at www.theatreinaction.org.
Shaqe Kalaj is project-based artist working in a variety of media with the end goal of conveying meaning and the idea of transformation. Shaqe infuses her work as a TA with her work as a visual artist. As a TA in the schools she is focused in on integration and engagement. Many of her projects in the school have heightened learning in other content areas. Her work outside of the school atmosphere is to engage the community in meaningful work that allows the individual at any age to experience their potential and to experience what it means to be a part of an authentic community. Contact Shaqe Represented by Art and Ideas Gallery Shaqe's Website
An ardent teaching artist, Daniel A. Kelin II is Honolulu Theatre for Youth Director of Drama Education and President of the American Alliance for Theatre and Education (AATE). He is on the Teaching Artist roster of the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts and was Director of Theatre Training for both Crossroads Theatre for Youth in American Samoa and a Marshall Islands youth organization. A 2009 Fulbright-Nehru Scholar in India, he has also had fellowships with Montalvo Arts Center, TYA/USA and the Children's Theatre Foundation of America. Dan is co-authoring The Reflective Teaching Artist: Collected Wisdom from the Drama/Theatre Field for Intellect Books. More at www.DanielAKelin.com
Meg Robson Mahoney works as a dance specialist in Seattle School District. Previous work incarnations include movement educator in private studios, English teacher in Japan, and classroom teacher. She was awarded a KCTS Golden Apple Award in 2006 and has served as president of the Dance Educators Association of Washington. Degrees include a MIT from Seattle University and a Certificate of Movement Analysis from Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies NYC. The mother of two grown-up children, now's a time to read again — and travel! http://dancepulse.org
Suzanne Makol is a teaching artist at Marwen. She is also an editor at Composite Arts Magazine, which is available as a free download at www.compositearts.com. She received her bachelor of fine arts in photography at the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2011. Suzanne enjoys photographing small treasures that may go unnoticed.
Maya Marshall is a Chicago-based poet transplanted from Houston, Texas. She has been published in various publications including Poetic Hustles in the Era of Hope and Change and Sonic Eclectic Magazine. She's a teaching poet committed to improving literacy in populations from 8 to 80. Maya has conducted workshops in the Midwest, Southwest and South America. By day she is a tattooed-90s-style-ornery coffee slinger. By night, she is a tattooed poet whose work revolves around sexual politics, family, race and the body. You can find her here: http://quartorlifecrisis.blogspot.com.
For over two decades, Billy Miller makes media — writing for magazines such as Esquire, advertising for the likes of Levi's and Nike, and writing/producing television for the major networks and feature films. To him, there is nothing more rewarding than mentoring and making movies with young people through Oregon schools and the non-profit Caldera. Contact Billy
Carol Ng-He was born and raised in Hong Kong. Graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago with MA in Art Education, she is a Chicago-based interdisciplinary artist and art educator. Carol has worked at Silk Road Theatre Project, Chicago Teen Museum, and Housing Opportunities For Women. Currently, she serves as Education Director at Intuit: The Center for Intuitive & Outsider Art, and is an adjunct faculty member at Columbia College Chicago. Contact Carol www.carolnghe.com
Anna Plemons is a guest teaching artist at California State Prison-Sacramento, where she works with groups of writers under the bureaucratic umbrellas of mental health services, inmate self-help programs, and protective custody. She is also a PhD candidate in Rhetoric and Composition at Washington State University where her primary research interests revolve around teaching and writing in prison, and the complications and implications of such work. Contact Anna
Kate Plows teaches ceramics and graphic design at the high school level in suburban Philadelphia. During summers, she is Assistant Director of the Blue Ridge Summer Institute for Young Artists (BLUR) in Virginia. Kate holds a Bachelor in Fine Arts in Drawing from St. Vincent College, and a Masters in Art Education from The University of the Arts. She is interested in the intersection of craft and technology, and exploring social justice through projects linked to the arts curriculum. Kate makes and occasionally exhibits functional pots. www.teachingcraft.wordpress.com
Jeff Redman is the middle school drama teacher at American International School Dhaka, Bangladesh. He founded the Ivey Award winning Workhouse Theatre Company in Minneapolis where he served as Artistic Director for six years. Jeff leads workshops for educators and was invited to present his workshop, Injecting Drama! at the NESA conference in Athens, Greece. He holds a B.S in Theater and M.A. in teaching. Jeff is currently working on connecting ex-pat students to local Bangladeshi artists.
Laura Reeder is a teaching artist who interrogates systems of teaching, learning, and social justice through her artistic practice. She trains next generation teaching artists in the Art Education program at Massachusetts College of Art & Design (MassArt). She is completing research on Teaching Artistry as a Critical Community of Practice at Syracuse University and continues to advocate for social change through artistic work in national policy making. Laura keeps all of her passions alive by maintaining her teaching artistry in both Syracuse, NY and Boston, MA. Contact Laura
Malke Rosenfeld is a percussive dancer, teaching artist, math explorer, curriculum designer, collaborator, editor and writer. Her interdisciplinary inquiry focuses on the intersections between percussive dance and mathematics and how to best illustrate these connections for students. www.mathinyourfeet.com | www.mathinyourfeet.blogpost.com | Contact Malke
Victoria Row-Traster, Teaching Artist, Royal National Theatre, London, is part of the Primary and Early Years Program developing and delivering arts curriculum that aims to introduce students to theatre through top-quality productions. Prior to this, Victoria worked for five seasons at The New Victory Theater, New York, as Curriculum and Publications Manager, leading the development and creation of the New Vic School Tool™ resource guides. Her teaching experience ranges from early years through to university level, and her focus as a teaching artist is mainly on assisting schools and teachers to bridge the gap between the academic aspects of a piece of theatre and art form it is exploring. Victoria received a Master's Degree in Educational Theatre from New York University and a Post Graduate Certification in Education, Drama and English from the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, England.
David Rufo is an artist/teacher/researcher working on his PhD at Syracuse University in Art Education. With seventeen years experience as a general classroom fourth grade teacher, David's current research interest is the self-initiated creativity of children in a child-centered environment. In addition to being a full-time teacher, David is also an adjunct instructor at Syracuse University where he has created and taught a course titled, Art Educators as Contemporary Artists. His most recent article titled, "Building Forts and Drawing on Walls: Fostering Student Initiated Creativity Inside and Outside the Elementary Classroom," was published in the May 2012 issue of the peer-reviewed journal, Art Education. His current paintings incorporate watercolor, ink, and antique letterpress to examine children's literature.Contact David
Judith Sachs spent her early adult years as an actor and dancer in New York; then switched directions to write about preventive healthcare and teach corporate executives how to pitch ideas with passion. After a hip replacement at 60, she decided she desperately needed to dance again and trained as a Dance for Parkinsons teacher with founding director David Leventhal. She has been part of this program in Philadelphia since it began and uses the class format in her own ANYONE CAN DANCE program, designed for older adults and those in wheelchairs and walkers. In addition, she teaches a Dance for Dementia class at an Alzheimer's facility in New Jersey. Judith is a member of the Lifetime Arts Teaching Artist Roster. Visit her site or contact Judith.
Gigi Schroeder-Yu began her career in education as an art and drama teacher in elementary classrooms in Arizona, Wisconsin, and Chicago. She completed her masters degree from the University of Arizona and is currently pursing her doctorate degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Illinois at Champaign Urbana. For she several years has assisted with the implementation of the Reggio Emilia Approach while working for inner city programs in Chicago, central Illinois, and Albuquerque, New Mexico. Currently, she is a professional development provider for Christina Kent Early Childcare Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. They are implementing collaborative professional development through the study of children's interests and the use of documentation protocol. Contact Gigi
Androneth Anu Sieunarine grew up in Trinidad and was educated under the British system of education. She migrated to the United States in the late 1980s after teaching in Trinidad for five years. She attended Brooklyn College where she graduated with a Bachelor and Masters degrees in Studio Art /Art History and Art Education. She attended Columbia University where she graduated with a Doctorate in Art Education in 2008. She is the curator and arts coordinator of New York City Art Teachers Association, a delegate of New York State Art Teachers Association, a painter and a cultural researcher. Androneth currently teachers Visual Arts at The High School of Fashion Industries in New York City.
Michael B Schwartz creates and nationally exhibits large-scale paintings, drawings and murals and has been a teaching artist since the early 80's. A graduate of the Tyler School of Art with a masters from the UA School of Art, he describes his collaborative art and teaching as Popular Education in the Arts. Michael is the Executive Director of Tucson Arts Brigade and a Lead Artist / Teaching Artist with the Tucson Mural Arts Program. Current projects include the "Barrio Centro History Mural" and the "Inside the Overpass" project at 29th and Columbus, these intergenerational stewardship projects seek to redirect graffiti artists creativity towards advancing their knowledge of materials, tools, techniques, art history, public art and murals and partaking in anti-bully and financial literacy curriculum while building self-confidence. Contact Michael Michael's Website Community Arts and Murals Blog
Allison Upshaw is also known as "MzOpera", and for the last 13 years she's worked as a Performing Arts Integration Consultant/ Teaching Artist in AL, AR, GA, TN and SC. Her background includes two degrees in Voice Performance from Oberlin Conservatory and Louisiana State University, a union card from the Actor's Equity Association, years of studying African influenced dance, and a stint as a college instructor of voice and acting. Allison provides residencies, workshops and professional development in arts integration. In 2012, she had the privilege of being selected to present at the 1st International Teaching Artist Conference in Oslo, Norway.
Joan Weber is the Director of the Education division for Creativity & Associates, a program provider in arts education and corporate consulting that uses the skills of theater to enhance creativity and critical thinking. She is an adjunct faculty member at Towson University's Arts Integration Institute and in the undergraduate Towson Theatre Outreach Program. Prior to this, Joan was the first Executive Director of Arts Every Day, a member of the Ford Foundation's Arts Education and School Reform Initiative. She was also Education Director of Baltimore Shakespeare Festival, where she developed her interest in arts integration. As a theater artist, she has appeared in many of Baltimore's theaters over the past 15 years. Contact Joan
Steve Willis is an Associate Professor of Art Education at Missouri State University in Springfield. He taught art in public schools for 23 years prior to coming to Missouri State. Steve's interests included issues of equity, Native American practices, arts assessment, service learning and community engagement, and spirituality in art. As a contemporary artist, he creates images concerning spirituality. Steve is an enrolled member of the Western Cherokee Nation. Contact Steve


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Located directly across from the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration Grounds and only 14 miles from Lynchburg, Tennessee, which is home of the Jack Daniels Distillery, the BEST WESTERN Celebration Inn & Suites is an exceptional Shelbyville hotel that offers everything visitors need for an unforgettable stay and is the only AAA and CAA-rated hotel in...
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With a stay at Americas Best Value Inn in Shelbyville, you'll be minutes from Shelbyville Courthouse Square and Arts Center and Museum. This motel is within close proximity of Calsonic Arena. Make yourself at home in one of the 74 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programm...
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I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. The room was not up to expectations and they lied about the pool at check-in time.
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This Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham Shelbyville in the heart of historic Bedford County is just minutes from the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration Grounds, and an easy drive to the Jack Daniels Distillery and colorful Bell Buckle, TN. Start your day off right with complimentary continental breakfast, and stay in touch with complimentary wirele...
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Located in Shelbyville, Country Hearth Inn Shelbyville is convenient to Calsonic Arena and Shelbyville Courthouse Square. This hotel is within close proximity of Arts Center and Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 40 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet acc...
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I had a non-smoking room . The cigarette smoke from other rooms was in mine. Not only in my room but in the hallway. Also, the bed was very uncomfortable.It seems like the quality of this hotel has fallen over the years.
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The night host on duty was helpful and very friendly. The lobby was very cozy with a electric fireplace and big screen TV. We did not stay for breakfast but when we arrived I noticed that there seem to be an area for it.
When we first arrived I wasnt sure that I wanted to stay because the carpet in our room was very stained and worn causing me to leave my luggage on the desk in the room. There was also a recliner chair that was grossly stained and I did not go near it.I would recommend to a friend if they needed a place for a good night sleep because overall the room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. I don't think it would be a place someone would be comfortable staying longer if they particular, like me about how chairs and carpets should look in a hotels.
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Located 2 miles from Shelbyville City Park, this Tennessee motel offers free property-wide Wi-Fi and a 24 hour reception. Guests will also be 7 miles from boating and fishing opportunities at picturesque Normandy Reservoir. All guest rooms are air-conditioned and feature a microwave and small refrigerator. Bedford Inn also provides a cable TV with HBO movie...
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Whether you are seeking a peaceful retreat, a romantic getaway, or simply want to experience the area, you will find what you are looking for at the Arrowlet Bed & Breakfast, an 1890's Eastlake Victorian home. In addition to being located next door to The Webb School, just a short stroll brings you to the quaint town of Bell Buckle, where you will find charm...
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Voted most rustic B&B in North America. A scenic wonder, the 1884 Gristmill, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the Tennessee Heritage Trail, offers three unique rooms(each w/private bath) within the old factory setting. The Falls and Creek Rooms open onto the grounds surrounding the waterfalls and Shipman's Creek. The Loft is a majesti...


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CHARGED: Koffi Kossi, 46, 1659 98th St. Niagara Falls charged with soliciting without a permit Tuesday. The police responded to a complaint of a salesman for Just Energy on Willow Street at at 4:53 p.m. According to the report, Kossi had a permit in Niagara Falls, but not in Lockport. Kossi was given an appearance ticket and was told to discontinue until he gets a Lockport permit.
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF: Kyle M. Wilcocks, 18, 283 West Ave. was charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief Tuesday. According to the report, Wilcocks kicked a rear door at Northpointe Council Services at Lockview Plaza and caused $400 damage.
WARRANT: Judy D. Hundshamer, 54, 1621 Jonesburg Road, Simpsonville, S.C. turned herself in on an outstanding bench warrant from city court. Hundshamer was arrested on Oct. 23. for having an unlicensed dog.
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HARASSMENT: Romello D. Desso, 17, 528 5th St. Niagara Falls was charged with second-degree harassment and second-degree obstruction of governmental administration Tuesday. According to the report, Desso spat into the face of a corrections officer at the Niagara County Jail. Desso was transported the Town of Lockport Court for arraignment and transported to the Niagara County Jail where he was held in lieu of $500 cash bail.
DWI: Lisa An Sebo, 47, 6947 Lockwood Lane was charged with driving while intoxicated, drinking alcohol in a motor vehicle on the highway and moving from lane unsafely Sunday. According to the report, the patrol observed a vehicle pull out of the Valu Home Center plaza without stopping or yielding to traffic. The patrol slowed down to avoid a collision. The vehicle stopped in the Tops Plaza parking lot. There was an odor of an alcoholic beverage. Sebo had slurred speech, impaired motor coordination and glossy bloodshot eyes. She gave a positive on-scene reading for the presence of alcohol. A cold open bottle of TGI Fridays flavored vodka drink was found in the vehicle, within reach of the driver. The DataMaster chemical test revealed Sebo to have a .13 blood alcohol content.
DWI: Corey C. Bedford, 24, 7950 Slayton Settlement Road, Gasport was charged with driving while intoxicated and moving from lane unsafely Sunday. According to the report, the sheriff's patrol observed a vehicle on Lincoln Ave Extension drive off of the roadway at 3:13 a.m. The vehicle almost struck a speed limit sign and four trees located in the yard. Bedford had glassy eyes, slurred speech and the odor of an alcoholic beverage. He failed field sobriety tests. Bedford's blood alcohol content was .08 percent.
BURGLARY: A Dysinger Road resident reported that her apartment was entered and a Sony TV was taken. The TV, valued a $400, was in an unopened box in the living room.
BURGLARY: The owner of the Sunrise Cafe on Rochester Road reported the recovery of a cash register that was stolen Sunday. A east side window of the restaurant was smashed in with a rock and the cash register was ripped from the counter. The cash register was never opened and still contained about $100 in cash. The cash register was turned it over to the property evidence locker to be tested for fingerprint evidence. There was $300 damage to the window.


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It is being reported in several media outlets, including CNET.com, that Facebook is looking at ways to lower the age restriction of 13 that is currently in place for Facebook users.
But not everybody thinks it's a good idea. A police officer, who has conducted undercover stings in an Internet predator unit, He also has concerns about social media bullying that would likely take place at a younger age. To get around some of these concerns, Facebook reportedly is trying out ways for parents to have control of the younger children's Facebook experience.
So what do you think? How young is too young for children to have their own Facebook page and circle of Facebook friends?


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Woodward News
Woodward, Okla. —
For the third consecutive year, Woodward is hosting the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Finals.
Activities kick off Wednesday morning at 9 a.m. at the Northwest Inn said Oklahoma High School Rodeo President Jeff Christensen. Rodeo queen candidates will begin the contest for the opportunity to represent Oklahoma at the National High School Rodeo in Rock Springs, Wyoming in July.
Rodeo check in for all contestants will take place at the Crystal Beach Arena Wednesday from noon to 4 p.m. followed by a mandatory meeting for all rodeo participants, Christensen said.
Also taking place at noon Wednesday is the Lil' Ed Memorial Gold Tournament-four person scramble. The tournament is being held at the Woodward Municipal Golf Course at Crystal Beach Park. It is in memory of and a benefit for the Benton Edgar Drury Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Drury, of Olustee, was a member of the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association and died in a vehicle accident August 16, 2011, said Brad Beaty, organizer of the Lil' Ed Memorial Gold Tournament. Drury was 18 when he died.
"The Drury family and Ed were great members of the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association and he was killed the day before school, college, in Weatherford began," Beaty said. "So we're hosting the golf tournament to help the family continue the scholarship fund."
Beaty said the tournament last year raised more than $5,000 toward the scholarship fund, which the family uses to assist other high school rodeo participants in their college dreams.
Beaty said there is still a need this year for hole sponsors and he hopes to have as many participants in the golf scramble as possible.
Also Wednesday, a Cowboy Prom is slated for 7 p.m. at the Woodward Convention Center. The event is open to all high school students who would like to attend, Christensen said.
"We do this because our high school rodeo participants usually cannot attend their own proms because they are competing to get points through the year, Christensen said. "So we put on a little prom just for them."
The first rodeo performance will take place at the Crystal Beach Arena at 2 p.m. on Thursday.
The second performance will take place at 3 p.m. at the Crystal Beach Arena on Friday.
Also on Friday, there is a cutting horse competition at the roundup club arena situated north of the Crystal Beach Arena starting at 9 a.m.
According to Christensen, after the first and second performances are complete, the top 15 in each event will go on to compete in Saturday's Short Go Performance, which will begin at 5 p.m.
"The Short Go tickets will sell for $7 each and for that, Dairy Queen of Woodward is providing a free hamburger with a ticket bought and kids under 12-years-old are free and get a free hamburger too," Christensen said. "I really think this performance will be great for people to come out and be a part of."
The event will finish up with Cowboy Church Sunday morning at the Woodward Convention Center at 10 a.m.
Note: Rodeo events for the high school rodeo includes barrel racing, breakaway roping, bareback riding, bull riding, goat tying, pole bending, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, tie-down roping, team roping, and boys and girls cutting. All-around champions will also be determined. The top 4 in each event are eligible to compete in the National High School Rodeo finals.
Area competitors
A number of talented youngsters from Woodward and Northwest Oklahoma will compete in the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Finals at Crystal Beach Arena this week.
They include:
Mark Aguilar, 16, of Mooreland is in the team roping and calf roping events. He started rodeo when he was only 4-years-old. "I just did almost everything . . . I did barrel racing, pole bending, calf riding...just everything I could," he said.
Aguilar graduates in two years and hopes to get a rodeo scholarship to Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva.
Cheyenne Christensen, 16, Clear Lake is competing in the cutting horse event "When I was 3-years-old, I did barrels and poles. When I got older I did goat tying," she said.
She plans on attending Western Oklahoma State College in Altus then Panhandle State University majoring in agriculture.
Rylan Ferbrache, 18, of Woodward will compete in team roping. He began his rodeo career young and jumped right into the thick of team roping. "I started out in team roping at 12-years-old," he said.
He plans to attend West Texas A&M in Canyon Texas on a rodeo scholarship that he hopes to receive.
Drew Grunewald, 15, of Woodward will compete in breakaway roping. She began rodeo when she was 10 years old in the breakaway roping competition.
Jaco Messenger, 16, of Woodward will compete in the calf roping and cutting events. "I would have been 11-years-old when I started. At that time, I did calf roping, team roping and chute-dogging," he said.
He wants to go to college anywhere he is able continue his rodeo career.
Madelyn Messenger, 18, of Woodward will compete in cutting and breakaway roping. She is planning to attend Oklahoma State University. She began her rodeo career when she was 13-years-old doing breakaway and cutting events. At present, she is the National High School Rodeo Secretary.
Taylor Munsell, 16, of Woodward will be competing in barrel racing, goat tying, breakaway roping and team roping. "I began in rodeo as soon as I could walk. I competed mostly in stick horse events and goat underrating," she said.
She plans to go to OSU but she said she might go somewhere else first on a rodeo scholarship.
Bailey Rae Poer,16, of Woodward but formerly of Gruver, Texas will be one of the few young women who is slated to compete in the team roping event, an event usually dominated by young men. "There are a few of us girls but there are not as many girls as there are guys," she said.
Poer began her rodeo career at the tender age of 2. "I ran barrels and did goat undecorating and all those junior events." She plans to attend Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford.
Kassidi Patterson,16, of Woodward is in the Oklahoma High School Rodeo Queen contest, barrel racing and the pole bending competition. She began her rodeo career when she was 3, competing in barrels, poles and goat tying. She plans on attending college and is still open to any university where she can continue her rodeo career and her academic focus.
Kelsy Price,15, of Fargo will be turning 16 on June 9th during the finals. Price is going to compete in the Miss Oklahoma High School Rodeo Queen Contest and in
barrel racing. "I started rodeo when I 7-years-old. I did barrels poles and goat tying and I also did those events in the Harper County Round Up Club, Woodward Round Up Club and the Northwestern Oklahoma Junior Rodeo. Association," she said.
She wants to attend either Northwestern University at Alva or Oklahoma State University where she can be involved with FFA.
Logan Hunter of Woodward and Bailey Yauk of Buffalo are also competing in the rodeo this year.
Also competing in the rodeo this year are Logan Hunter of Woodward and Bailey Yauk of Buffalo. The News was unable to reach Hunter or Yauk for additional information.


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Western's vocal/choral program has earned a reputation as one of the finest university programs in the Pacific Northwest. The WWU Concert Choir has been chosen to perform at recent national and divisional conventions of the American Choral Directors Association and the Music Educators National Conference, while Western's opera program is known for its award-winning productions. Numerous vocal program alumni have gone on to successful performance careers in opera and musical theater, while others have become accomplished private studio instructors, music teachers, and conductors.
There are performing opportunities for everyone--music majors and non-majors alike--in Western's choral program in both auditioned and non-auditioned choirs and in WWU's opera program. Singers in the choral program are also encouraged to study privately with our world class voice faculty, increasing vocal skills to complement their musical knowledge and performance experience. If you have any questions, consult the Vocal Area FAQ and our Vocal Area Policies.
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Laurel County Sheriff's Deputy Tyler Morris was dispatched to a complaint of an alleged unstable, intoxicated person locked in a room off Pine Top Road, four miles west of London, on Sunday, Nov. 3 at 10:30 p.m.
When Deputy Morris arrived, he located the subject in the road and conducted investigation. He determined the individual was intoxicated and arrested her.
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Rockford District 205's Operations Committee discusses the progress of the facilities master plan.
Civil work fees, which include paving work, along with some of the finishes like floor tiling and wall construction, have been dropped from the architecture company, Hagney. The district will either hire a different contractor for those needs or do it themselves. The board approved last December six elementary school additions and three field houses.
RPS205 Chief Operations Officer, Todd Schmidt says input meetings have included coaches, teachers and even nurses, all to help the design team work out details of the plans.
"Some of them I think we have 4 different revisions or 7 different revisions already, which is fine. But at the end of the day we're going to have something that's within budget and really feasible for the building to have, so that it really functions well for them."
The largest project will be the first to break ground. Auburn's field house and additional classroom space total around 80,000 square feet. The elementary school additions are all expected to be done by the end of 2013.
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You, the readers, have spoken. Green Day were your American idols of 2005, sweeping the Artist of the Year, Best Single and Best Band category in our thirtieth annual Rolling Stone Readers' Poll, conducted online. You also sounded a holla for Gwen Stefani (Best Video, Best Dressed, Best Female Performer), Kanye West (Best Male Performer, Best Hip-Hop Artist), Coldplay (Best Album) and U2.
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2. White Stripes, Get Behind Me Satan
3. Mariah Carey, The Emancipation of Mimi
4. Kanye West, Late Registration
5. Gwen Stefani, Love. Angel. Music. Baby
6. Beck, Guero
7. Fiona Apple, Extraordinary Machine
8. Foo Fighters, In You Honor
9. System of a Down, Mezmerize/Hypnotize
10. Nine Inch Nails, With Teeth
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1. Green Day, "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"
2. Kanye West, "Gold Digger"
3. Kelly Clarkson, "Since You Been Gone"
4. Gorillaz, "Feel Good Inc."
5. U2, "Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own"
6. Gwen Stefani, "Hollaback Girl"
7. Mariah Carey, "Shake It Off"
8. Coldplay, "Fix You"
9. Foo Fighters, "Best of You"
10. White Stripes, "My Doorbell"
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1. Green Day
3. Kanye West
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1. Kanye West
2. Beck
3. Trent Reznor
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1. Gwen Stefani
2. Kelly Clarkson
3. Fiona Apple
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3. Coldplay
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2. System of a Down
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1. Alicia Keys
2. Stevie Wonder
3. John Legend
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1. Kanye West
2. Missy Elliott
3. 50 Cent
Most Welcome Comeback
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2. Weezer
3. Nine Inch Nails
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2. Green Day, "Wake Me Up When September Ends"
3. My Chemical Romance, "Helena"
Best Dressed
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2. The Killers
3. Kanye West
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1. Fall Out Boy
2. The Arcade Fire
3. James Blunt
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1. R. Kelly, "Trapped in the Closet"
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For more than a decade singing competitions have filled primetime slots on TV. With the promise of lucrative record contracts, fame and millions of adoring fans, year after year people continue to line up for days and audition in front of professionals.
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She's blonde, considered cute and has way more attitude than any other girls her age. The lime-light is being stolen by 6-year-old Alana Thompson. better known as "Honey Boo Boo."
Reality TV needs reality check
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The Cabin John Shopping Center in Potomac has a retro eatery on its horizon, serving breakfast, lunch dinner and late night snacks.
Benny's Bar & Grill will soon start renovating the former Popeye's space of the shopping center, giving it a 1940s retro makeover and an 1800-square-foot addition to allow for seating for 200 or more guests.
The restaurant menu will feature American standards, according to owner Benny Fischer.
"Steaks, chops, chicken, seafood, burgers, sandwiches and an extensive salad menu in addition to featuring the largest bar in Montgomery County -- 65 feet," Fischer said.
We'll have more about the restaurant opening and construction coming soon.
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Reaching for the stars: to study our own atmosphere (2011 Annual Report)
Scott Bailey promoted to Associate Professor (June 2009)
Aeronomy of ice (2008 Annual Report)
AIM satellite to study noctilucent clouds (2007 Annual Report)
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A practical joker in Somerset has taken advantage of recent shark sightings in the region.
Police say about 50 people were drawn to Fox Hill Cove on Wednesday night after someone reported seeing a shark fin in the water.
Police tell the Herald News of Fall River that several 911 calls came in to Somerset and Swansea police.
Responding officers soon realized that the "shark" was just a piece of Styrofoam cut into a fin shape, wrapped in gray duct tape and weighted down.
There was no word on who pulled the prank.
Several beaches on Cape Cod and along the South Coast have been closed this summer after shark sightings.
Police cautioned that the incident could have caused a problem had there been a real emergency call.
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The videoconference marriage of a U.S. Marine stationed in Africa and his bride in Florida made possible in part with videoconference equipment at UF's Gulf Coast Research and Education Center in Balm, Fla., was featured Dec. 22 on ABC's "Good morning America" as well as Dec. 23 in the St. Petersburg Times (circ. 442,348) and the Tampa Tribune (circ. 313,693) The stories were the result of a tip sheet and media referrals.


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Members of Awake Pinellas, Occupy St. Pete and the Florida Consumer Action Network attempted to meet with U.S. Rep. Bill Young last month to discuss his stance on the Republican budget plan proposed by Rep. Paul Ryan, who chairs the House Budget Committee.
"He called us to make an appointment (but) he never followed through," said protester Bill Hurley.
On Thursday members of the three progressive groups went to Young's office at St. Petersburg College in Seminole to demand a meeting with the Republican congressman.
Hurley said the group's main concern is Young's position on the so-called "Path to Prosperity Budget," referred to as Ryan's budget, since the Wisconsin congressman had a lead role in drafting it.
"We want him to stand with the 99 percent and not the 1 percent," Hurley said. "The Paul Ryan budget is the biggest example of that. Taking it away from Medicare and Social Security and giving it to richest people who don't need tax breaks. They have enough tax breaks."
Around two dozen protesters, armed with protest signs, marched into Young's Seminole office Thursday to read a letter to Young's staff requesting a meeting with the congressman when he returns from the latest session of Congress.
The letter read:
"We are troubled by your support of the Ryan budget … Representative Young, your support for this bill enables millionaires and corporations to avoid paying their fair share of taxes, while costing average Americans countless jobs.
This bill, crafted by and for the elite and 1 percent, is an all-out assault on the rest of us, the hardworking Americans that make up the 99 percent.
… We respectfully request a meeting to discuss these important issues."
Young's staff members said they would pass along the message to the Congressman.
"All I am is just the messenger. When and if the Congressman will meet with you is not my decision," said Young staffer Shirley Miaoulis to the group. "I will stress to them that you are a little bit disturbed."
Hours after the group's visit to Young's office, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a budget aimed at protecting military spending. According FOX News:
"In a 218-199 vote mostly along party lines, the House approved a Republican-backed bill which would prevent a $55 billion Pentagon cut that defense hawks warn would force troop cuts and military base closings, as well as an 8 percent cut to domestic agency operating budgets."
The New York Times adds that the bill will not pass the Senate and would be vetoed by the President:
"The legislation has no chance of passing the Senate or of becoming law. The White House issued a stern veto threat, saying the bill would "fail the test of fairness and shared responsibility.'"
.. Of the savings, $23.5 billion came from Medicaid and children's health care; $4.2 billion from hospitals that serve the poor and uninsured; and $33.7 billion from supplemental nutrition assistance. In all, about a quarter of the cuts would come directly from programs that benefit the poor."


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A speaker and microphone connected to a computer serve as an excellent communications channel because the transmitted information is audible. Listening to the channel while making parameter adjustments and viewing plots builds additional insight into the specific modulation scheme under study.
The passband limits and bandwidth of the SAM channel (Speaker-to-Air-to-Microphone) must be characterized to effectively choose modulation parameters such as carrier frequency, bit rate, and signal pulse shape. This project describes how to characterize a SAM channel for use in subsequent projects that use bandpass modulation techniques.


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Resort Embellished Kaftan
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Resort Embellished Kaftan.Colours: Black, Coral, Turquoise, White. Polyester. Hand wash only.
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Amy Childs Moulded Bikini Set - Orange
Show off your glam curves in this gorgeous moulded bikini by Amy Childs.
In a zesty orange hue, this bikini shows off your summer glow to perfection, while moulded cups help to smooth and shape giving you lasting poolside confidence. Jewel embellishments add that extra touch of sparkle for a fun and flirty finish.
Wear this bikini with a spritz of SPF and the Amy Childs splash print kimono for a cute cover up this summer.
Please hand wash this bikini to keep its shape, colour and style.
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- Bikini set by Amy Childs
- Moulded for shape and support
- Jewel embellishments for added sparkle
Love Label Malibu Cheeky Denim Shorts
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Love Label Malibu Cheeky Denim Cut-Offs
Show off your cheeky side in these cut-off denim shorts by Love Label – they'll have you pretty in pink all summer long!
We're smitten with these frayed denim shorts and love their super short, sassy style that's perfect for festival season. In this hot pink leggy look you'll stand out from the sea of blacks and blues, while distressed patches to the front and back and a frayed hem give a cool, dishevelled finish.
Wear these denim hot pants with Shoe Box toe post sandals and a Love Label T-shirt for cool, casual style. Dress them up with a shoe boot by Carvela and mussed up festival hair.
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- Denim shorts by Love Label
- Distressed detail to front and back
- Zip fly and button fastening
- Frayed detail to hems
Resort Cut Out Detail Dress
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Resort Cut Out Detail Beach Dress
Available in black or white, this sheer beach dress by Resort is the perfect pick to throw on over your bikini as you make your way from your room to the sun lounger!
The sheer fabric flashes a cheeky peek at your bikini beneath while giving you just enough coverage for the ultimate holiday confidence.
Throw this beach dress on over your favourite Resort bikini and add a tribal necklace for instant poolside glamour this summer.
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Club L Crochet 2-in-1 Maxi Dress
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Club L Crochet Top Maxi Dress
Getting you ready for all those summer parties this maxi dress by Club L is the perfect pick for taking you from chic daytime to glamorous evenings.
The crochet top is part lined with a scoop neck to the back playing a sultry game of peek-a-boo that's sure to catch the eye of many an admirer! Showing off the results of your trip to Marbs the coral hue works flawlessly with sun-smooched skin, while the skirt falls gorgeously to the floor.
Wear this maxi dress with a pair of block heeled sandals, a coral lip and cute clutch to complete your summertime party style.
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- Crochet detail top
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- Rounded neckline
- Concealed back zip
- Length: 57 inches
Love Label Lace Bodice Swing Dress
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Love Label Swing Dress with Lace Bodice
We've fallen head over heels for this gorgeous lace bodice swing dress by Love Label.
Every fashionista knows that the LDB is an essential and this pretty piece certainly fits the bill. The lace bodice livens up your look and adds a girly glam you'll love, while a plunging sweetheart neckline and spaghetti straps give your looks a flirty update showing off your sun-kissed shoulders. The nipped in waist and flared skirt have a fun charm that swings as you strut your stuff.
Wear this swing dress with Head Over Heels two part sandals and a statement necklace for total glamour.
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- Swing dress by Love Label
- Lace bodice; spaghetti straps
- Sweetheart neckline; flared skirt
- Length 34 inch
Definitions Pyjama Short Set
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Definitions Pyjama Short Set
Adding chic to your evening routine
This pyjama short set by Definitions fills your nightwear with vintage beauty and ensures a restful nights sleep.
A shirt style top and shorts create a comfortable combination, while the floral print panels add feminine appeal to your sleep wear. Full sleeves provide plenty of cover and complete the piece's classic look.
Wear these pyjamas with Sorbet slippers when you treat yourself to breakfast in bed.
Whatever you do, do it in style
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- Button through fastening to top
- Full-length sleeve design
- Piped detailing to collar
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South Light Linen Trousers
With an elasticated waist these linen trousers are the perfect pick for warm days when you're in the mood for maximum comfort.
These trousers feature a drawstring fastening so that you can tailor the fit with ease. The lightweight fabric will quickly make them a favourite for balmy days. They are a great casual staple for holidays or everyday summer wear. The pockets to the front and back add a touch of detail while the cut really flatters for a relaxed day look packed with style.
Wear these South linen trousers with strappy sandals or gladiators. Wear with a scoop neck vest or a jersey tee.
Wearing length regular 30, long 32 inch.
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- Drawstring fastening; pockets
- Elasticated waist; light fabric
- Available in 2 leg lengths (see size guide)
South Strappy Vests
This pack of three vests is excellent value and promises a versatile casual piece that's perfect for wearing under tops, vests and light jumpers. This is also a great little vest for pairing with your favourite track bottoms for a stylish off-duty outfit.
These strappy vests boast a cotton rich fabric with a gentle stretch for added comfort. The straps are adjustable and promise a great fit that's comfortable and flattering. In a pack of three you'll have a vest for every outfit this season.
Pair these vests with a zip-through track top in lightweight cotton. Wear with track bottoms or your favourite comfy jeans.
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South Petite Fit Linen Trousers
With an elasticated waist these petite fit linen trousers are the perfect pick for warm days when you're in the mood for maximum comfort.
A drawstring fastening allows you to tailor the fit with ease, whilst the lightweight fabric will quickly make these linen trousers a favourite for balmy days. Great for holidays or everyday summer wear, the pockets to the front and back add a touch of detail while the cut really flatters for a relaxed day look packed with style.
Wear these South petite linen trousers with strappy sandals or gladiators. Wear with a scoop neck vest or a jersey tee.
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- Drawstring fastening; pockets
- Elasticated waist; light fabric
- Inside leg length: Short
Berkertex Soft Monochrome Dress
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Berkertex Monochrome Panel Dress
This beautiful monochrome dress by Berkertex is perfect for weddings, especially for a mother-of-the-bride.
Contrasting monochrome panels work in the chalkboard trend that continues to impress this season, while the cut allows the fabric to sway out at the hem creating a beautifully fluid silhouette. Sleeveless in style this piece keeps you cool and confident on warm summer says, while the back zip fastening perfects the fit.
Wear this dress with a pair of peep toe court shoes, black clutch and sparkling jewellery for an elegantly coordinated outfit. Add a wrap for a touch of added flair.
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- Contrast monochrome panels
- Zip fastening to back
- Length: 42 inch
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In 2008, local charities saw the faces of the needy change.
Residents who normally wouldn't need help suddenly found themselves with fewer hours at work or no job at all.
The recession brought construction workers, Realtors and young professionals to the doors of the Deep Well Project on Hilton Head Island and Bluffton Self Help in old town Bluffton.
As a result, Deep Well provided more than 62,000 meals last year, compared to 50,000 the year before. It also helped more than 600 families pay rent and utility bills -- about 100 more than in 2007.
Bluffton Self Help provided similar financial support to 656 families, which was 240 more than in 2007, said executive director Jenny Haney.
"We've also had to turn people flat down because there are some people in Bluffton that just choose not to work or choose to live" in government-assisted housing, Haney said.
Haney said she sometimes must decide whether to give rent money either to singles living in government-assisted homes, or to couples who pay higher rent but one of them has lost a job due to the recession.
"I have to base it on the need and if children are involved," she said. "If someone single comes in, I will probably turn him down because there are jobs out there."
With economic uncertainty nationwide, local charities are preparing for another difficult year.
"We are expecting the need to be even greater," said Betsy Doughtie, Deep Well executive director. "... It's going to take us a long time in this country to work our way out of this."
Doughtie said the donations Deep Well received over the holidays will finance the charity for the next six months and ensure it continues to provide financial support and food despite the increased need.
Aside from putting food on the dinner table and helping residents pay rent or utility bills, the charity also provides home repairs through its "Livable Housing Program" and helps residents without health insurance buy prescription medicine.
Many uninsured residents go to the island's free clinic, Volunteers in Medicine. Sometimes they might need prescription drugs the clinic doesn't have in stock. Deep Well helps pay for those.
While local charities are seeing a greater need, VIM has not seen more patients, because it has to reduced its hours since July. A $150,000 budget shortfall forced the clinic to cut its operating hours to control expenses.
The clinic has had to turn patients away, said clinic spokeswoman Margie Maxwell.
"The need is huge," Maxwell said. "And we are seeing a whole new group of young professionals who are losing their jobs or have lost their jobs -- young white-collar workers -- and the health insurance goes with them."
The clinic hopes to soon return to normal operating hours, Maxwell said. It depends on whether the clinic receives a $75,000 grant it applied for from the Town of Hilton Head Island. Maxwell expects to hear if the clinic will receive the grant in February.


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Intramural brownie baking competition stirs local interest
The intramural brownie baking competition was recently featured in the local newspaper. Matt Dudzik, Intramural Sports Coordinator, arranged the browine baking competition to show that intramural sports at Purdue University Calumet extends beyond traditional sports.
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HAMMOND | It doesn't sing loudly. ESPN doesn't show intramural highlights on SportsCenter. It could cause some to snore.
All that means little to Jon "Country" Foster, a Hammond native who recently earned his MBA at Purdue-Calumet. His lengthy college academic career has made him a 10-year veteran of PUC intramurals and a winner of two intramural championships.
"It's incredible what's happened here," said Foster, a Clark grad. "They had basketball in '95, and maybe a little whiffle ball. But that was it. Now, it seems we have everything. It's a lot of fun and it allows us to do something beyond just school work.
"And it's a lot of fun winning championships."
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HIGHLAND | Go to any college residence hall and ask students what their favorite movies are and "The Big Lebowski" is bound to make the list.
The comedy revolves around bowling, which has helped promote the sport amongst collegians world wide.
Students from Purdue University Calumet have an opportunity to throw rocks down the lanes during their Tuesday Night Intramural League at Plaza Lanes in Highland.
"The students absolutely love it," PUC intramural sports coordinator Matt Dudzik said. "It's not a normal bowling league, it's just enough for them and it's a chance to meet students and even faculty members."
While most bowling leagues last for 32 weeks, the fourth-year intramural league lasts eight weeks, long enough for the eight teams to play each other once before the championship tournament.
"In the first three years, it's always seemed that there was one team more dominant than the rest," Dudzik said. "This year, there are four teams that appear to be vying for the title."
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"Why Sports Matters"
BY JEFF CARROLL Times Sports Writer | Sunday, May 09, 2004
Purdue Calumet intramural program growth
Year Sports Participants
'00-'01 2 82
'01-'02 5 179
'02-'03 11 430
'03-'04 12 625
It didn't used to be a huge honor to reach the "Final Four" in Purdue Calumet's annual intramural basketball tournament.
The teams that competed did so fiercely, but there just weren't that many of them. That was just three years ago, when current athletic director Rob Jensen took over for retiring John Friend.
When the intramural tournament concludes today, the four teams that vie for the championship will have fought through a field of 22 to get there. The Bench Warmers and Region Rats face off at 11 a.m. at the campus' Fitness Center, a game that will take place at the same time as the other semifinal, between Ed's Team and DaSerbs. The title game will begin at about 12:15 p.m.
The popularity of the basketball league mirrors that of the entire IM program at the commuter campus under Jensen, who, along with sports coordinator and IM director Matt Dudzik, has Purdue Cal on its way to an ambitious goal of 15-20 percent student participation in intramural sports.
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Mitsubishi Electric L Series programmable logic controller (PLC) is the company's newest generation of industrial control, combining advanced networking with motion and sequence control. The L Series is constructed around a rack-less design, which provides greater flexibility and reduces cost over traditional rack-based systems. This allows customers to save space in control panels by using an integrated system bus structure.
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Lord Chaitanya Rediscovers Radha and Syama Kundas
Raghunatha dasa Goswami Excavates Radha and Syama Kundas
Bathing at the Kundas Goswami
Temples at Radha Kunda
Ma Janava's Sitting Place Raghunatha
dasa Goswami's Samadhi
Krishna dasa Kaviraja's Bhajan Kutira
Panca Pandava Ghat
Srila Bhaktivinode Thakur's Bhajan Kutira
The Sangam
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu's Sitting Place
Giriraja Maharaja Mandir and Caran Cinha
This is meeting place (sangam)
of the two sacred kundas where the
divine lovers Radha and Krishna, in their liquid forms, embrace one another
eternally, without fear of ever being separated.
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plane this Ratna-vedi appears as a gem studied bridge across the sangam. As Radha-kunda is considered the most sacred of all sacred
places, this spot known as Ratna-vedi is considered the epitome of all
sacredness, and is therefore also called the Radha-kunda Yogapitha.
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A great package with one brilliant game and two half-decent ones. The added extras bulk up the package nicely.
We like
- Journey is a lot of fn and one of the best platfomers of recent times
- The added extras are well thought out and the commentary insightful.
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- Flower is the weakest game of the bunch
- flOw's journey is over before it starts
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I always find it difficult to explain Journey with words. When I first received my copy, I tried to explain to one of my friends what game I was reviewing, and sometimes words just aren't enough. I think that is so true with Journey -- you have to experience it for yourself. On that note, here is my feeble attempt to extol the virtues of this atmospheric, rousing adventure.
Developed by thatgamecompany, Journey casts players in the role of a nameless robed figure; upon waking up in the middle of the desert, I am given no instructions on my purpose in the world around me, but as I scale the first sand dune, off in the distance I spy a lonely, luminous mountain. This is your ultimate goal, and how you get there is entirely up to you.
The controls in Journey are decidedly simple. Players manipulate the camera using the SixAxis motion control, or via right analog stick. Hitting circle allows you to sing, though you'll get different results depending on how much pressure you apply; tapping the button lets you emit short notes, while holding it down for longer result in a stronger burst. After collecting your first scarf, the X button allows you to take flight. Throughout each level are hidden glyphs that increase the length of your scarf, and therein amount of flight time available to you. Essentially, your scarf works as a kind of flight gauge; the longer the scarf, the more energy it can absorb and the longer you can sustain flight. You can charge up this item either by singing to it, or standing next to different cloth-based creatures scattered thoughout each level. There are a few other ways to charge up your scarf, but more on that later.
The scale and level design of each area is impressive. While the first few levels are rather similar in look and feel, later levels take on a whole different presence. I don't want to really spoil the game too much, as I fear describing the variety of levels on offer would do so, but suffice to say Journey is utterly breathtaking. Multiplayer in Journey is seamless, as there is no indicator that you are now sharing your adventure with another -- they are simply just there. For example, while wondering the desert in the distance I notice something different, a small dark speck in the middle of what seems like an endless ocean of sand. As I get closer I notice that the dark speck is singing just like me. Indeed, the child-like excitement of stumbling across your first wondering adventurer is amazing.
The experience is very unique to Journey in a number of ways; first of all being that there is no way of communicating with your fellow adventurer minus the aforementioned ability to sing. You don't even know the name of the person you are playing with, as there is no name displayed and they do not show up in the Players Met section of the XMB. So figuring out ways of communicating is left solely up to you and your new friend. While I will admit this aspect of the game is a little frustrating at times, it really does fit Journey perfectly. There are a few other benefits to having a friend along for the Journey, such as the fact you can charge each other scarfs by either a burst note, or by simply rubbing against each other. In theory, I think you can achieve unlimited flight, but it would take a lot of coordination with your partner, and with no ability to communicate, it would prove exceedingly challenging to pull off. There are a few small variations in the story after completing levels with a friend, but I will leave those up to you to find out about.
Journey's storyline itself is an emotional roller coaster. After awakening in the middle of a desert, you come across and explore ancient ruins of a lost civilization. What happened to them? Where did they go? Why am I here? These are just some of the questions Journey's narrative presents you with. After completing each level a "ghost" reveals to you a small portion of the lost ... (continued on next page)
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Some 10,000 folks -- cinephiles, movie buffs, film fans, industry professionals, scenesters, bum-rushers, ne'er-do-wells, celebrities, deep thinkers, interlopers and other types -- are expected to attend the 15th annual Indie Memphis Film Festival, which begins Thursday (Nov. 1) and continues through Sunday (Nov. 4) at various Midtown venues.
This year's fest is bigger than ever, with a fourth screen (at the Circuit Playhouse) to accomodate a greater number of films. Is it also better than ever? Quite possibly; if nothing else, it offers the most fully realized work yet from Memphis-identified filmmakers Kentucker Audley and Ira Sachs, plus two highly anticipated, years-in-the-making Memphis music docs, "Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me" and "Antenna," which not only complement each other but contain some overlapping content. (And where else can you see Ginnifer Goodwin -- pictured above -- in her first film?)
Those looking for further throughlines and connections -- conversations among the films, if you please -- will find much to chew on. Movies that share performers and creative personnel -- mostly drawn from the so-called "mumblecorps" of collaborative American independent cinema artists -- include "V/H/S," "Open Five 2," "Red Flag," "Sun Don't Shine," "Pilgrim Song," "Richard's Wedding," "The Comedy" (the surprise stunner of the fest) and the documentary "Reconvergence," not to mention the opening-night special program, "Craig Brewer's Indie Origins."
Somehow, I've managed to watch almost all the Indie Memphis features -- both narratives and documentaries -- in advance, as well as a handful of shorts. (This explains why my annual "13 Days of Halloween" effort came to a temporary stop after Day Two.) So, here on this blog, I'm going to post a preview look at each day of the festival. I first did this last year, and the effort seemed to be more helpful and more appreciated than past, more haphazard or thematic attempts to grapple with the Indie Memphis program.
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North Tonawanda's Taylor Devices continues to bolster its financial scenario after another hardy quarter, up slightly from last year's marker.
The 57-year-old company located on Tonawanda Island made solid gains with net earnings of $514,213, a rise from last year's third quarter earnings of $386,100.
"Our firm order backlog continues to be very strong, said Douglas Taylor, president of the company. "It is currently at $23 million, up significantly from the $13.6 million level reported in the year ago period."
Total sales for the third quarter ending in 2012 nearly doubled to $8,008,836 — a considerable boost from last year's third quarter sales of $4,979,343. Sales for the first nine months of the business cycle were $19,363,292, also up substantially from last year's $13,781,168.
The company engages in the design, development, manufacturing and marketing of shock absorption, rate control and energy storage devices for use in various types of vehicles, machinery, equipment and structures, both for the United States military and private entities. Taylor Devices continues achieving growth in the developing seismic protection field and in the isolation of wind-induced vibrations, according to Taylor.
"Sales of both seismic and aerospace products are increasing and we expect our performance to continue through the balance of the fiscal year." Taylor said. "Our previously disclosed, self-funded expansion of our manufacturing space is proceeding on schedule and we expect the first of the three buildings being renovated to be fully in service by the summer of 2012."


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U.S. military and intelligence officials tell ABC News that they have caught shipments of deadly new bombs at the Iran-Iraq border.They are a very nasty piece of business, capable of penetrating U.S. troops' strongest armor. What the United States says links them to Iran are tell-tale manufacturing signatures — certain types of machine-shop welds and material indicating they are built by the same bomb factory."The signature is the same because they are exactly the same in production," says explosives expert Kevin Barry. "So it's the same make and model."U.S. officials say roadside bomb attacks against American forces in Iraq have become much more deadly as more and more of the Iran-designed and Iran-produced bombs have been smuggled in from the country since last October."I think the evidence is strong that the Iranian government is making these IEDs, and the Iranian government is sending them across the border and they are killing U.S. troops once they get there," says Richard Clarke, former White House counterterrorism chief and an ABC News consultant. "I think it's very hard to escape the conclusion that, in all probability, the Iranian government is knowingly killing U.S. troops."
U.S. intelligence officials say Iran is using the bombs as a way to drive up U.S. casualties in Iraq but without provoking a direct confrontation.
When exploded, the copper disc becomes a molten liquid bullet that can penetrate the thickest armor the United States has.
The U.S. Army has embarked on a crash effort to find ways to stop the bombs, according to an unclassified report issued last month. The devices are easily hidden and detonated by motion detectors — like those used in garden security lights — that cannot be jammed.
We need to be actively attempting to subvert the existing regime even as they actively provide the means to kill Americans in Iraq and subvert our effort there.
The countries of the Warsaw pact and China killed Americans by proxy for years. Hamas, etc. also have killed the occasional American for years. So what's new?
Why would we really expect regime change in Iran to put a stop to this?
The Iranians have been killing U.S. soldiers by proxy for years now, why is the latest edition any different requiring overthrow of the regime?
Is this considered an "act of war"? Is there such a thing anymore?
If we don't have plans to train and arm Iran's pro-democracy dissident population, we damn well have cause to be developing and implementing them now.
There is an argument for going into Iran, but this isn't it. The strategy is not sound.
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George Conrad Joseph of 164 Hermitage Hills Blvd., Hermitage, a longtime former resident of Farrell, passed away at 6:25 p.m. Tuesday, May 21, 2013, in the hospital of Sharon Regional Health System. He was 89.
Mr. Joseph was born Jan. 17, 1924, in Farrell, a son of Thomas and Mary Valetich Joseph.
He was a 1942 graduate of Farrell High School and earned his wings and flight officer rank as a bombardier with the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II.
Upon his honorable discharge, he returned home and was employed by the former Sharon Transformer Division of Westinghouse Electric Corp. in the time study department.
George received his bachelor's degree from Westminster College, New Wilmington, in 1950 and taught mathematics and physics at Farrell Junior and Senior High schools for nearly 30 years, retiring in 1987.
He was a member of Our Lady of Fatima-St. Ann's Church, Farrell. He also belonged to the National (NEA) and Pennsylvania State (PSEA) education associations.
George was an avid golfer and belonged to a number of golf leagues throughout the years. He had a hole-in-one at Hickory VFW Golf Course. Also an accomplished bowler, he was a member of many leagues including the FNB league at Sunset Lanes in Farrell.
George was known to be able to fix anything and would often assist his family and friends with his expertise.
Surviving are: his wife at home, the former Virginia Monteson, whom he married Aug. 16, 1947, in the former St. Anthony's Church, Farrell; three sons, Conrad Joseph and his wife Evaline, Tulsa, Okla.; Robert A. Joseph and his wife Deedra, Houston, Texas; and Bryan Joseph, Neshannock Township, Lawrence County; three grandchildren, Erica Brown and her husband Matt, Tulsa; Natalie Joseph, Houston; and Diana Milam and her husband Ben, Knoxville, Tenn.; and two great-grandsons, Tucker and Reece Brown.
He also leaves a brother, David Joseph and his wife Delores, Warren, Ohio; and a sister-in-law, Mary Joseph, Sharpsville.
George was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Marlin, Leo and Richard Joseph.
The family suggests memorial contributions be made to Sharon Regional Hospice and Palliative Care, 2320 Highland Road, Hermitage, PA 16148; or to a charity of the donor's choice.
George Conrad, 89, of 164 Hermitage Hills Blvd., Hermitage, formerly of Farrell.
Calling hours: 7 to 9 p.m. Friday (5-24-13) in J. BRADLEY McGONIGLE FUNERAL HOME and CREMATORY Inc., 1090 E. State St., Sharon. Friends may e-mail condolences by visiting www.McGonigleFuneralHomeandCrematory.com
Service: Funeral service at 11:30 a.m. Saturday (5-25-13) in the funeral home chapel with the Rev. Donald E. Berdis, pastor of Our Lady of Fatima-St. Ann's Church, Farrell, officiating. Military honors by the Sharon Honor Guard will be rendered at the funeral home immediately before the service.
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