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Regional is blowing smoke, look beyond the screen.
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Having visited my parents when they were in hospital rooms with other patients, I have learned looking behind the screen is often more personal than you want to get.
Did you know that besides big conventions like DragonCon and Comic-Con and ConvictCon (ConCon), you also can hold fan mini-conventions? No? Me neither:
Twi-hards, Trekkers, Whovians, Potterheads, Dragonballers, Marvel Zombies and Tributes pay heed! The Columbus Public Library wants you (and your friends) for Fan Fest 2013. Fandoms, for those not in the know, are the informal communities that support their favorite books, movies and television shows. These can exist formally on the Internet or informally amongst friends. The teen services librarians at the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries have noticed a growth in many different fandoms amongst its young supporters and have decided to honor them with their own day
The free event takes place on Saturday June 22, at the Columbus Public Library, 3000 Macon Road. Event hours will be from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The entire public is invited to attend.
Author Marissa Meyer, bestselling author of Cinder and The Lunar Chronicles quartet, will be speaking with fans via virtual chat at 1 p.m EST. Ms. Meyer, a Washingtonian who began writing fan fiction when she was 14, will be able to answer questions from the audience during her presentation.
Galaxy Man, the star of the Georgia-based Galaxy Man graphic novel series, will make several appearances throughout the day. Galaxy Man's creator, Kyle Puttkammer, will be on hand to answer questions and to sell copies of his work as well as others from his Galactic Press collection.
For more information please contact the Teen Department of the Columbus Public Library at 706-243-2690
Dear Library:
Twi-hards? Dragonballers? "Graphic" novels? This hardly sounds appropriate for our impressionable young people, so I'm filing a parental complaint.
No, wait: I don't have any kids. Never mind.
Tim Chitwood, email@example.com, 706-571-8508.


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Once in to see the physician, it was fine. Quick but thorough. I was pleased with experience with physician. I also am appreciative of the fact that I was able to get an appointment on short notice while other dermatologists in the area couldn't see me for nearly six weeks! The downside, and the only reason for a lower grade was the extremely long wait--- about two hours. No doubt that's the price for being able to get in on short notice, but they need to do something like a restaurant-- tell you about how long your wait will be. "
Successful for this type of treatment. For a melanoma at the base of neck, I should have been referred to a plastic surgeon, however. Subsequent consultation with a plastic surgeon has resulted in diminishing the scar. So, for these dermatologists or any, I advise caution and requesting a referral to a more specialized doctors in important areas."
Removed growth from my cheek, biopsy, surgery to remove cancerous cells, plastic surgery. Took a little longer to get biopsy results because of Christmas/New Year holidays(not their fault independent lab). Diagnosed cancerous surgery required. Surgery day continuous exploration until all cancer removed then plastic surgery. Surgery staples removed 10 days later and after 1 month no evidence (scar) was present. These guys are professional beyond reproach.
My husband and I both had exams with Dr. of us had to wait long for our exams. Dr. "
Normally I don't do this. But I have to write a review on this place. I went in to have something checked out. And I have to say from the front desk to the doctor, just not very personable. I'm sorry if your taking vital information about someone and some condition, I think you should have a much more personable attitude towards your clients. Honestly, maybe it was just me but not only was this place not personable, but almost a little rude and snobby. I will say they did provide a diagnosis for me that made sense, however its almost as if going to see a doctor at this place, they look at you like your wasting their time. I have been to a dermatologist in the past, and I have to say this place has a lot to learn about being more personable to their new customers. Not sure how existing customers are treated, I hope they get a little more respect. Never to return. I hate the fact that every time you go see a doctor you have to provide all your insurance ect... I think you should be allowed to meet the doctor first, before you give away such vital information about yourself. Anyways, WOW, this place really needs to learn a lesson in "
nothing really went anywhere. I could tell most the people there were regular patients. I did not feel as a new patient, that it was welcoming at all. At least, not enough for me to return. I had to pay out of pocket, because my insurance is not that good, so if i have to pay someone, i at least want to feel like you care. It was just a coldness to me, from the people at front desk to the doctor himself. Now as far as my condition is concerned, i was just told to do what i had already been doing and the reason that i was experiencing what i was, was because of hairstyling,.and it wasn't. Just wasn't good for me, but it may be right for someone else.
All went well. I was able to get an appointment quickly. I had a little bit of a wait when I arrived but nothing too bothersome. The office runs efficiently and the staff are very professional and friendly. Dr. Selkin is great - he listened and offered different suggestions. He took his time - I never felt rushed which I appreciated. I had a follow up visit and my experience was just as positive. And I received a follow up call to make sure that all was well!
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Anderson, Dr. Lori L.
216 S Arlington Heights Rd
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Naperville, IL
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SomerServe Outreach: Youth Snow Shoveling Opportunities Plus Volunteer Opps 4 All
Posted by eila a 12:13 pm on December 15, 2013
Nancy Bacci, Director of SomerServe, sends a message to us all. Warm up the community with service! Opportunities for Youth to Shovel Snow and create safe pedestrian paths for everyone. Plus, contact info to learn about Volunteer opportunities for Somerville residents of all ages.
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Young entrepreneurs at Teesdale School out to prove they've got a head for business (From Darlington and Stockton Times)
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Young entrepreneurs at Teesdale School out to prove they've got a head for business
Updated 10:51am Wednesday 13th February 2013 in News By Stuart Laundy, Reporter (Barnard Castle & Teesdale)
A GROUP of Year 8 pupils are out to prove they've got a real head for business.
The eight-strong team from Teesdale School, Barnard Castle, have formed Wacky Woollys for a county-wide competition.
With the help of mentor Judith Porter, from Chilton-based Hydram Engineering, the youngsters decided to base their business on the production and marketing of woolly hats.
It is part of the Future Business Magnates competition which puts the 12 and 13-year-old would-be entrepreneurs through a series of challenges, from building a team and developing and marketing their idea to giving a presentation in front of a panel of judges.
The Teesdale School team is one of 24 in County Durham taking part in the competition, which aims introduce students to the concept of running a business and broaden their knowledge of different job roles within an enterprise.
Pupil Adam Parker said a host of suggestions had been put forward at a brainstorming session before the group plumped for hats.
"We chose hats because it was something that fitted in with the amount of time we have, which is only a few months, and it fits in with the theme of Made in Durham, sold to the world."
The final presentation will take place at Thorn Lighting, in Spennymoor, in June.
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)
by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, Jess Winfield
directed by Jason Richards
July 10*, 10, 11*, 17*, 17, 18*, 24*, 24, 25*
Three overzealouos, energetic actors attempt to perform all thirty-seven of Shakespeare's plays in ninety-seven minutes, and the result is a fast-paced, witty and physical evening of laughter. TSF produced "Cmplt Wrks" once before, in 1998. This is Shakespeare the way the Marx Brothers, Abbot and Costello, and Monty Python might perform it! This is a special fundraising event for the Festival.
Tickets to The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) are not included in the Season Ticket Package.
Jason Richards, Director
Jason has served the Festival as an actor, director, company manager and educational director. He was last seen at TSF as Gloss in The Beaux' Stratagem and Biondello in Taming of the Shrew. He has worked for many theatres around the country including The Renaissance Repertory, St. Croix Festival Theatre, the Texas Repertory Theatre Company, Houston Grand Opera, and Nebraska Repertory Theatre. He received his Master of Fine Arts in Acting from the University of Nebraska and his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in directing from Baylor University. This season marks Jason's tenth season with the Texas Shakespeare Festival where he will be an actor in the company as well as the director of this year's production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged).
Jesse Dreikosen, Set / Properties Designer
Jesse is very excited to be back for his fifth season at The Texas Shakespeare Festival, where he previously designed Hamlet, The Beaux Stratagem, Taming of the Shrew, and Ernest in Love. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree in scene design from Purdue University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in theatre design from Viterbo University in La Crosse, Wisconsin. He is Head of Design and Production at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. He worked as the resident set designer for three seasons at New Theatre. Favorite shows at New Theatre include Madagascar (Carbonell nomination), Paradise, and The Sunken Living Room. He has also designed professionally for The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, The Texas Repertory Theatre Company, The Mint Theater Company, The Red Fern Theatre Company, The Ohio Theater, The Renaissance Theatre, 6th Street Playhouse and has also assistant designed at The Indiana Repertory Theatre. He is currently the Vice-Commissioner of Education in the Scene Design & Technologies Commission for The United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) and Vice-Chair of Design, Technology and Management for The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region IV. He has received both regional and national awards for his designs.
Val Winkelman, Costume Designer
Val has been serving as the Texas Shakespeare Festival Associate since 2008 and has designed costumes for many TSF productions. She has designed costumes for over 100 plays, musicals, or ballets at Georgia's Springer Opera House, Circa '21 Dinner Playhouse, Alabama Dance Theatre, Dallas Repertory Theatre, Theatre AUM, West Virginia's Lakeview Theatre, Stephen F. Austin State University, and Houston's Country Playhouse. She received a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Texas in Austin and is a Distinguished Alumna of the University of North Texas where she received a Bachelor of Arts. Val is a Professor at Auburn University in Montgomery where she serves as Artistic Director of the Theatre and was awarded the Alumni Association Award for Outstanding Service. She has been awarded for Excellence in Direction and in Design by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival and is a Fellow of the International Council of Fine Arts. She and her husband, Mike, are the proud parents of Emily and Courtney. Val is thrilled to be returning for her 24th season as a TSF company member.
Anthony Galaska, Lighting Designer
Tony Galaska is excited to return to TSF for his fifth season. He is currently Assistant Professor of Lighting Design at Florida International University in Miami. Prior to joining the faculty at FIU, Tony worked as a designer in New York City with companies such as Toy Box Theatre Company, The Gallery Players, Wings Theatre Company, Metropolitan Playhouse, and New Perspective Theatre Company. He also works regionally with The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey and The Texas Shakespeare Festival. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree in lighting design from Purdue University, a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from The University of Wisconsin Stevens Point and an Associate of Arts degree from The University of Wisconsin-Waukesha.
Benjamin G. Stickels, Sound Designer
Benjamin is a Sound Designer, Audio Engineer, and Educator. He is excited to once again return to TSF, where he has now designed sound for 27 productions (Julius Caesar, Two by Two, The Taming of the Shrew, among others). He has also designed and/or engineered sound for theatres in Kansas City, including the Unicorn Theatre, the Coterie Theatre, the Kansas City Rep, and Actors Theatre – Kansas City, as well as university productions in Charlotte (NC), Kansas City (MO), and Kalamazoo (MI). Shows in Kansas City include the world premieres of Green Whales at the Unicorn and Nadya for UMKC. A native of Michigan, he is currently living in Charlotte, NC where he is the Audio Engineer and Assistant Production Manager in the Performing Arts Services unit of the College of Arts+Architecture at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where he works with the departments of Theatre, Dance, and Music in all their production needs. He is a member of the United States Institute for Theatre Technology, the Audio Engineering Society, the Shakespeare Association of America, and the Southeastern Theatre Conference. www.BGSSoundDesign.com
Jennifer Burke, Vocal Director
Jennifer Burke is returning for her fourth consecutive season as the vocal director at TSF. A New England native, Jennifer has called South Florida home since 2006 and is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami, teaching voice and speech in the Bachelor of Fine Arts theatre training program and serving as Artistic Director of the SEEDS (Scientists and Engineers Expanding Diversity and Success) Interactive Theatre Ensemble. Prior to joining the faculty at UM, Jennifer was an instructor of voice, speech and acting at the Boston Conservatory and worked for many years in the Boston area as a director, vocal coach, and actor, performing at the New London Barn Playhouse, Boston Playwrights Theatre, and The Kennedy Center. Recent vocal coaching credits include Cherry Docs for the King's Head Theatre in London, the award-winning New England premiere of David Hare's Stuff Happens and Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers, a co-production of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, The Cleveland Play House and the Paper Mill Playhouse. She has conducted workshops and trained young actors at the Red House Arts Center in Syracuse, NY, the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, VA, Peking University in Beijing, China as well as in several high schools and theatre festivals. Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Arts in theatre from Bates College and a Master of Fine Arts in acting degree from Brandeis University. She is a Certified Associate Teacher of Fitzmaurice
Voicework and long-time member of the Voice and Speech Trainers Association.
Meghan Potter, Technical Director
Meghan has maintained an active career in the theater since her graduation from Armstrong Atlantic State University in 2004. In addition to the Texas Shakespeare Festival, she has also worked for theatres in South Carolina, New York, Connecticut, and Georgia. This is her second consecutive season with the Texas Shakespeare Festival after proudly serving as their Master Carpenter last summer. After seven years in the field she has just finished her first year of Graduate School at Indiana University – Bloomington studying Technical Direction.
Nick Passafiume, Properties Supervisor
A native of Louisville, KY, Nick received his Master of Fine Arts degree in Scenic Design from Indiana University, with secondary emphases in Props and Scenic Painting. At Indiana University he was the designer for Anything Goes, Rabbit Hole, Take Me Out, Blood Brothers, The Rockae, and The America Play. He served as the props master for Brown County Playhouse's 2009 season, and recently was a props artisan at Actor's Theatre of Louisville for the 2012 Humana Festival. He also was the designer for The Kentucky Shakespeare Festival's spring touring production of Romeo and Juliet, and is excited to be designing Assassins at The Viaduct Theatre in Chicago this upcoming October. Nick also relocated, for a period, to Southern California where he worked with a number of professional companies including HBO, NBC, Disney, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, and The Arizona Theatre Company. This is Nick's first season with TSF.
Chelsea Touchet, Master Electrician
Chelsea graduated from the University of Evansville in 2011 and has been pursuing her Master of Fine Arts degree in lighting design at the University of Houston. Recent design credits at the University of Houston include The Crucible and Our Lady of 121st Street. She also works as a freelance electrician in Houston, TX. This is Chelsea's second season with TSF.
Tiffany Towns, Head for Wardrobe
Tiffany Towns is honored to be returning to Kilgore for her third consecutive summer. The tacos, heat, and good people keep bringing her back! In May, Tiffany graduated with her Master of Fine Arts degree in costume design from The University of Alabama where she designed shows such as Candide, Hair, and the Alabama premier of the one-act opera The Beautiful Bridegroom. Although a native of Georgia, Tiffany has traveled around working with companies such as Glimmerglass Opera, Seaside Music Theatre, and The Center for Puppetry Arts.
Megan Barrett, Stage Manager
In May 2011, Megan graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in theatre from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. She now resides in Los Angeles, where she is pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree in stage management at the California Institute of the Arts. Megan spent the past two summers as the Production Stage Manager at Jenny Wiley Theatre, where she stage managed Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Annie, and Cinderella. Other select credits include: The Rocky Horror Show, The Tempest, A Doll's House, Antigone, and The Little Dog Laughed. This is Megan's first season with TSF.
Andi Dema, Actor – Adam
Andi Dema is an Albanian actor who holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting from Oklahoma City University. Favorite roles include Shylock in Merchant of Venice and Peter Quince in A Midsummer Night's Dream with the Adirondack Shakespeare Company, Orlando in As You Like It and Clitandre in The Learned Ladies with the Texas Shakespeare Festival, Cassius in Julius Caesar and Joey Percival in Misalliance with Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park, Jack Tanner in Man and Superman and Capt. Jack Absolute in The Rivals with Theatre OCU. This is Mr. Dema's third season with TSF.
Jason Richards, Actor – Jess
This season marks Jason's tenth season with the Texas Shakespeare Festival. He has served the Festival as an actor, director, Company Manager, and Education Director. He was last seen on the TSF stage as Biondello in Taming of the Shrew and Gloss in The Beaux' Stratagem. Other TSF acting credits include: Rosenctantz in Hamlet, Silvius in As You Like It, and Malcolm in Macbeth. Jason has also directed several children's shows for TSF including, Rumpelstiltskin, Androcles and The Lion, and The Emperor's New Clothes. Outside of TSF Jason has worked for several theatres including, St. Croix Festival Theatre, the Renaissance Repertory Theatre, Texas Repertory Theatre Company, Nebraska Repertory Theatre, and Houston Grand Opera. Some of his favorite roles include George in All My Sons, Fox in Speed-The-Plow, and Lady Bracknel in The Importance of Being Earnest. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in directing from Baylor University and a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting from the University of Nebraska. He is a native East Texan and went to Hallsville High School and Kilgore College. Jason is very thankful and proud to have had the opportunity to be a part of this theatre company for ten years.
Jared Van Heel, Actor – Daniel
Jared is thrilled to be joining the Texas Shakespeare Festival this summer. Past credits include extensive touring internationally, nationally, and regionally. Some other credits include: New York: Hamlet and Awesome '80′s Prom (off-Broadway), Twelfth Night (MadCap Collective), Devil in the Hole (Walking Taco). Regional: Antony and Cleopatra (Harlequin Prod.), Frankenstein (Trembling Stage), Frankenstein, Cyclone, The Trip to Bountiful, Betty's Summer Vacation, and the world premiere of Breach (Montana Rep) and others. Jared grew up in Montana playing every sport available. He also plays a variety of instruments, loves to read, and falls in love with every dog he meets.
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concert locations: Raleigh Little Theatre | PSI Theatre, Durham Arts Council | Carolina Preserve | Carol Woods Retirement Community | Carolina Meadows | Levin Jewish Center | Chapel Hill Senior Center | Croasdaile Village | Fearrington Village | Forest at Duke | Southern Village
PSI Theatre, Durham Arts Council building
The PSI Theatre Special Production concert featuring Places, Please!a Savoyard Symphony by Benjamin Keaton, after the operas of Gilbert & Sullivan, and Pineapple Poll, a ballet also based on the works of G&S will be Saturday evening, October 19th, 2013 . Rehearsals TBD.
Carolina Preserve
The Carolina Preserve concert featuring mostly music from Gondoliers, will be Tuesday, September 24th, 2013 . Rehearsals will be held on Tuesday, September 3rd (principals only), Tuesday, September 10, and Tuesday, September 17, all rehearsal 7pm at The Forest at Duke.
Carol Woods Retirement Community
The Carol Woods Retirement Community concert featuring all Gilbert & Sullivan music, was Wednesday, August 1st, 2012 at 7:30. Rehearsals were held on Tuesday, July 24th and Tuesday, July 31st in the auditorium of the Forest at Duke, both at 7:00pm.
Carolina Meadows
The Carolina Meadows Retirement Community concert featuring all Gilbert & Sullivan music, was Sunday, October 21st, 2012 at 2:00. Rehearsals were held on Tuesday, October 14th and Tuesday, October 17th at Trinity United Methodist Church, both at 7:00pm.
Levin Jewish Center
The Levin Jewish Center concert featuring all Gilbert & Sullivan music, was Sunday, October 28th, 2012 at 2pm.
Raleigh Little Theatre
Raleigh Little Theatre Presents
It's time for bed, but the kids won't settle down until Mom starts recreating four Gilbert & Sullivan stories before their wondering eyes and ears. Enjoy all the wit and melody of the originals, distilled into a magical fantasy for young imaginations (and the young at heart). The Durham Savoyards sang a selection of family-friendly favorites to delight both young and old.
Presented at Raleigh Little Theatre:
The Forest at Duke
Our concert at The Forest at Duke was Monday, August 16th, 2010 at 7:00 PM in the auditorium of their community center. It featured both Broadway hits and Gilbert & Sullivan favorites. Sam Hammond was our accompanist.
Croasdaile Village
Our concert at Croasdaile Village Retirement Center, featuring all Gilbert & Sullivan music, was Tuesday August 24th, 2010. Alan Riley Jones conducted and Sam Hammond was our accompanist.
Chapel Hill Senior Center
Our concert at the Chapel Hill Senior Center was Saturday, February 14th, 2009 at 2:00 PM. This concert featured love songs appropriate to the Valentine date.
Southern Village
The Southern Village concert was Sunday, August 16th, 2009 on the Village Green at Southern Village in Chapel Hill. This concert featured both an assortment of Broadway hits and selections by Gilbert and Sullivan.
Fearrington Village
We had a mixed Broadway and Gilbert & Sullivan concert at the Gathering Place in Fearrington Village on Sunday, October 18th, 2009.
2013 schedule:
September 3 7:00pm Mini-Gondoliers Principals rehearsal, the Forest at Duke
September 10 7:00pm Mini-Gondoliers rehearsal the Forest at Duke
September 17 7:00pm Mini-Gondoliers rehearsal the Forest at Duke
September 24 Mini-Gondoliers performance, Carolina Preserve
October 19th Places, Please! and Pineapple Poll Perfomance, PSI Theatre at Durham Arts Council


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This is a response to - and reflection about - Judge Alberto Gonzales's essay in the Texas Tech Law Review entitled "Waging War Within the Constitution" 42 Tex. Tech. L. Rev. 843 (2010). It argues that national security law policy in an era of complex challenges is best designed when the expertise of the widest number of knowledgeable practictioners is brought to bear in a principled and fearless manner.
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Charles J. Dunlap Jr., A Tale of Two Judges : A Judge Advocate's Reflections on Judge Gonzales's Apologia, 42 Texas Tech Law Review 893-912 (2010)
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law of war, national security law, War Council, JAGs, Alberto Gonzales, War on Terror, Geneva Convention, detainees, legal ethics
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Negotiating is a process of agreement on a solution. Compromising and settling a mutually benefitting solution is the result of successful negotiation.
One of today's most important characteristics of top ranked workplaces is an engaged workforce.
There is no lack of talent in the World Cup, but it takes a team to win.
"If only I had a stronger team!" Most leaders have thought this at one time or another.
One of the challenging results of organizational change is that it can leave you feeling fatigued.
One of the most important elements of a sales meeting that is sometimes overlooked is education.
Business professionalism refers to the code of behavior that is expected of you in a leadership role. Set yourself apart by demonstrating proper business etiquette in meetings.
Negotiating is the process of attempting to agree on a solution. Compromising, or settling on a mutually agreeable solution, is the result of successful negotiations.
When something significant in the organization changes, there are challenges: Some of them are personal, some evolve within work teams, and some emerge across the organization.
One critical habit to address in reducing workplace stress involves your productive and non-productive, use of time.
The study, commissioned in honor of Dale Carnegie Training's 100th Anniversary, unearths the vital factors that contribute to workplace success in relation to engaged employees.
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In an advertisement touting Carmen Trutanich as the next district attorney of Los Angeles County, Sheriff Lee Baca proclaimed that Trutanich was the best candidate for the job. "He's not afraid to sacrifice," the sheriff said, adding that "Carmen Trutanich is about [the] values" needed to serve effectively.
Baca is an elected official and entitled, like anyone else, to support candidates for office. But just because he can does not mean he should. And if he's so inclined, he should at least consult the law. He is, after all, a sheriff.


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My Party
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Our little pilot turned two and we decided to celebrate with a small group of friends. We at in-flight meals and the kids took home their own baggage of party favors.
Party Highlights
Sky High Snacks-- Cupcakes & Blondie Bars
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Backyard & Playroom fun!
Party Favors
Gable Box Luggage Party Favors: Inflight Snack (Popcorn), Airplane Kit, Pixie Sticks, Bubbles, Candy Airplane, Star Sucker, Airplane Coloring Scratch Off Page, and Blow-outs
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In-Flight Meals: Adults--Chicken Croissant Sandwiches, Potato Salad, and Chips all inside of a plastic clamshell Kids-- Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwiches, Chocolate Pudding, Chips, and String Cheese
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Charlotte is home to many fantastic farmers markets offering produce and homemade goods from local growers and merchants. In fact, many of the city's top restaurants use these markets for their supplies.
1. Charlotte Regional Farmers Market
This is the Charlotte area's largest market operating year-round to bring you seasonal fresh fare. It's one of only five markets actually owned by the state of North Carolina and operated by the N.C. Department of Agriculture.
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Tuesday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
- May - August
Sunday 12:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.
- October - February
Tuesday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
1801 Yorkmont Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28266
2. King's Drive Farmers Market
This market only runs from April to October and is a great source for your traditional fruits or vegetables. It is a bit smaller than the other area markets, but it is a great alternative.
- April - October
- Tuesday and Friday: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Satuday: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
S. Kings Dr. and E. Morehead St.
Charlotte, NC 28207
3. Atherton Mill and Market
- Tuesday: 3 to 7 p.m.
- Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- Saturday: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Located in the South End of Charlotte, this market is one of the city's newest. It's not the largest, but it's been called the nicest. Be sure to bring cash if you visit this market, as not all vendors accept cards. This is one of the few markets in the city that only allows local vendors.
2104 South Boulevard
 Charlotte, NC 28203

4. Matthews Community Farmers Market
Located in the heart of downtown Matthews, the Matthews Community Farmers Market is a favorite of local culinary gurus.
- Saturday 7:15 a.m. to Noon (Rain or Shine)
- Wednesday 10 a.m. to Noon
105 N. Trade St.
Matthews, NC 28105
5. Center City Green Market
128 S. Tryon St., Ste 1960
Charlotte, NC 28202
6. Huntersville Farmers Market
The Huntersville Farmers Market in downtown Huntersville serves the Lake Norman communities.
- Through October 27
Tuesday and Saturday 7 a.m. - 1 p.m.
103 Maxwell St.
Huntersville, NC 28078
7. Mecklenburg County Market
The Mecklenburg County Market has been serving the Charlotte area in the same location for more than 60 years, with some families who have been there for generations.
- Wednesday and Saturday 7 a.m.-1 p.m.
1515 Harding Place
Charlotte, NC 28204
8. Mint Hill Farmers Market
The Mint Hill Farmers Market operates in the Carl J. McEwen Historic Village (at the Mint Hill Historical Society).
- Through September
Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
7601 Matthews-Mint Hill Rd.
Mint Hill, NC 28227
9. The Neighborhood Farmers Market
The Neighborhood Farmers' Market (NFM) was initiated when the Northwest Neighborhoods and the Charlotte REACH 2010 Project teamed up to increase access to healthy foods and encourage better eating habits while stimulating neighborhood economy and social interaction.
- Through September
Saturday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
2845 Beatties Ford Road
Charlotte, NC 28216
10. Meeting Street Market
The mixed-use development at Cedar Walk is introducing its Meeting Street Market every Tuesday beginning at 4 p.m. Vendors include Barbee Farms, Bird Brain Ostrich Ranch and Baucom's Beef. Opens April 28, 2009 Tuesday, 4 p.m. - Dark
Ardrey Kell Rd & Marvin Rd Charlotte, NC 28277
11. Newell Farmers MarketLocated in the University area of Charlotte Newell Farmers Market sells only local, no chemicals and no antibiotics food. They have veggies, fruit, eggs, cheese, beef, pork, jam/jelly, hot sauce and bread. They also have hand combed wool, hand dyed and spun yarn.
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David Mason Honored at Ojai Valley Museum Annual Meeting
Contributor: Ojai Valley Museum
Every year the Ojai Valley Museum honors a volunteer who has given an inordinate amount of time and energy to the success of the museum. This year the museum named David Mason as the Volunteer of the Year at its annual meeting. Mason has been a board member for many years. Since his retirement he has donated his time four days a week at the museum as a docent and a resource of Ojai's history, as well as volunteering in the museum's collections department and research library. On the weekends, Mason staffs the museum's Visitors' Center, welcoming visitors to Ojai, answering their questions about the valley and guiding them to places of interest.
Since 1997, nineteen volunteers have been honored as Volunteers of the Year. They are Betty Briney, Fran Love, Beth Kent, Ann Shrage, Linda Shutak, Richard Hoye, David and Barbara Nakada, Roger Conrad, Judith Mercer, Raymond Smith, Cecily Blake, Claire Paulson, Burt Townsend, Louisa Hagen, Myrna Cambianica, Dick Weirick, Mary Ann Scheele and David Mason.
At the museum's annual meeting, a new trustee, Tia Andrews, was elected for a three- year term and Ann Scanlin, President of the Board, was reelected for another three-year term. Michele Ellis Pracy, Museum Director, presented "Dreams For the Future," explaining the exciting and innovative museum plans for 2013 and 2014
The program for the day, "Reflections from the Past" featured three local resident/storytellers who are steeped in local history. Terry Hill, a very knowledgeable Ojai historian, related stories about the historical homes along Foothill Road, where he has a residence, as well as stories about the Foothills Hotel and the Del Oro community. Pat Clark Doerner related the history of the Irish coming to the Ojai Valley, speaking particularly of her family, The Clarks. Pat is another historian who has a wealth of information about Ojai families and recollections of interesting events in the valley. The amazing storyteller Norris Proctor, now 97 years old, lived in Santa Paula at the time of the failure of the St. Francis Dam in 1928. He recounted his experiences as a twelve-year old boy witnessing the tragic events of the ensuing flood. The museum's oral history committee, chaired by Brian Aikens, board member, has interviewed the three storytellers. Dr. Larry Simpson arranges and schedules each interview and Aikens makes the recordings both digitally and visually. These stories would be lost forever if it were not for the interviews and recordings by these dedicated volunteers – Michael Addison, Brian Aikens, Don Anderson, Barbara Kennedy, Davida Maron, Doug Parker, Joyce Robinson, Larry Simpson, Marcia Sykes, Tony Thacher and Nita Whaley. So far, 24 residents have been interviewed. The interviews will be available for public enjoyment at the museum in the near future
The museum has an interactive web site, ojaihistory.com, where stories and photos of Ojai history are shared. Board member Craig Walker manages the history web site. Walker grew up in Ojai and taught at Nordhoff High School for many years. He shares wonderful memories and photos of those years on the web site and invites others to do so as well.
The Ojai Valley Museum's next exhibit, "Ojai Collects," highlights significant works from eight private collections of local residents. The exhibit, opening on June 29 and running through September 15, 2013, should not be missed.
The museum is located at 130 W. Ojai Avenue, Ojai, CA. Admission: free for current 2013 members, adults - $4.00, children 6–18 - $1.00 and children 5 and under – free. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. Tours are available by appointment. Free parking is available off Blanche Street at back of museum.
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Philip Dean Funderburk of Medford, Okla., died Monday evening, Jan. 13, 2014, at St. Mary's Regional Medical Center in Enid, Okla., at the age of 63 years.
Philip Dean Funderburk was born Sept. 6, 1950, in Norman, Okla., to Donald D. and Auwilda I. (Green) Funderburk.
As a young boy, he moved with his family to Moore, Okla., where he attended elementary school before moving to Caldwell, Kan., for a year. They then moved to Medford, where he graduated from Medford High School in 1968. He furthered his education by attending Central State University in Edmond, where he played on the Broncho football team.
He married Karen Sue Stuck on Oct. 13, 1970, in Tulsa, Okla., and they settled in Oklahoma City for a year. In 1972, they returned to Medford, where he began working for Don's Distributing Co., selling farm equipment. In 1986, Phil became president of the company and continued to operate the business until his retirement in 2010.
He was a member of Immanuel Baptist Church in Blackwell. He enjoyed fishing and various athletics, especially coaching baseball and playing softball.
He is survived by his wife, Karen Funderburk of Medford; three sons, Donald Dean Funderburk II of Liberty, Mo., Jack Andrew Funderburk of Eldon, Mo., and the Rev. Joseph Alan Funderburk of Overland Park, Kan.; his mother, Auwilda I. Funderburk of Medford; three sisters, Rebecca Ann Damm of San Antonio, Texas, Donita A. Hagerman of Ardmore, Okla., and Sharla Dawn Ramirez of San Antonio, Texas; and nine grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his father.
Service is scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 17, 2014, at Immanuel Baptist Church, Blackwell, with the Rev. Matt Smith officiating. Burial will follow in Rosemound Cemetery, Medford.
Casketbearers will be Nicholas Funderburk, Zachary Funderburk, the Rev. Joseph Funderburk, Jack Funderburk and Donald Funderburk. Phil's Sunday school class at Immanuel Baptist Church will serve as honorary casketbearers.
A memorial has been established in his honor with Immanuel Baptist Church in c/o Roberts and Son Funeral Home, 120 W. Padon, Blackwell, OK 74631.
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The current pool of available talent is larger, and more diverse than ever. This fact alone should tempt managers to rethink their hiring process. The quantity of people and the skills they have to offer can be overwhelming for companies trying to find the best fit for available jobs. The volume and quality of submitted resumes may breed anxiety for those trying to pick the best applicant.
Pre-employment assessments can help to alleviate the stress caused from hundreds of worthy resumes, by revealing an individual's behavioral tendencies, attitude, reliability and propensity for substance abuse and attitudes toward theft. Managers across the board encounter difficult selection and organization decisions. Assessments are a tool that can be used to clarify and solidify placement decisions. They provide the best possible insight for those seeking deeper information about employees. Assessments can be used in the hiring or development process. Companies who were forced to reduce the number of their employees during the economic downturn can utilize these tools to help them discover where their remaining employees will have the likelihood of succeeding.
In this webinar you will learn how pre-employment assessments can identify potential problems, limitations or developmental areas. A candidate may seem like an upstanding individual on paper, but in reality they may struggle with issues that could potentially be harmful to themselves, other employees, and the business. If a person does not have the aptitude necessary for a position, they may fail to remain constantly engaged in their work. This is difficult to discern simply by reading a resume. Pre-employment assessments can measure a person's work ethic. This information can be used by hiring managers to gage a person's worth to the company aside from the skills they may offer. If a person is unwilling to work to get the job done, they will most likely waste their time as well as company time, and in business time is money. Resumes are an important factor in deciding who will fill positions in a company, but they are biased and do not reveal a person's true character. Pre-employment assessments reveal the behaviors and attitudes that correlate with a work environment that a resume cannot show.
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Senator Mobina Jaffer, named one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women in 2005, was appointed to the Senate by the Rt. Honourable Jean Chrétien in 2001. She represents the province of British Columbia.
OTTAWA (April 3, 2012) - The Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment and National Resources (ENEV) will hear from a group of four Canadian high school students during a roundtable discussion in Ottawa today, Tuesday, April 3, 2012, as part of its long-term study examining the current and future state of Canada's energy systems.
The students' presentation to the Senate committee will speak to the youth perspective on what Canada's energy future should look like. This youth-focused meeting format reflects how the ENEV Committee is continually finding new ways to engage with Canadians.
"We are delighted to welcome these student representatives to our committee and congratulate the Centre for Global Education for providing us with the opportunity to learn from these engaged young Canadians," said Senator David Angus, chair of the committee. "When it comes to our energy, we face complex challenges and today's appearance is a poignant reminder that future generations of Canadians are counting on us to get it right. I offer my sincere congratulations to Senator Grant Mitchell, the committee's deputy chair, who is the driving force behind this creative initiative."
"Since embarking on our long term study on the future of Canada's energy systems, we have had the opportunity to hear from energy sector experts, government leaders and policy makers, aboriginal and industry leaders, environmental organizations and concerned citizens from every corner of the country," said Senator Mitchell. "Given that our youth will soon be our future, it only makes sense that the committee also hear from young Canadians about their vision for Canada's energy systems."
The four students appearing before the committee represent over 400 students and six high schools from across the country that have come together to discuss sustainable energy in Canada – an initiative organized by the Centre for Global Education in Edmonton. Their presentation to the Senate committee is the culmination of the National Virtual Youth Town Hall project on the Future of Sustainable Energy in Canada.
"The objective of the project is to have students understand the Canadian energy system and to recognize key issues that policy makers face," said Terry Godwaldt, International Coordinator, The Centre for Global Education at Queen Elizabeth High School Edmonton, AB. " Over the last six weeks, students from across the country have collectively spent over 4000 hours analyzing data, participating in weekly web conferences, engaging in group discussions through various social media channels and planning and executing a virtual youth town hall."
"This initiative is an archetype of the future of grassroots democracy," said Senator Mitchell. "We look forward with great anticipation to hearing from the students and witnessing firsthand the result of true national youth engagement."
Since June 2009, the Senate ENEV Committee has undertaken a comprehensive examination of Canada's energy systems involving the participation of over 250 witnesses. This has included hearings in virtually every region of Canada. The purpose of the study is to make policy recommendations for a strategic policy framework designed to ensure an efficient and sustainable energy future for Canada.
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An Olympia City Council committee is moving forward with plans to declare parts of Olympia blighted under a state law to acquire and revitalize properties.
The committee will meet at 1 p.m. today at City Hall Room 207, 601 Fourth Ave., to interview two consultants competing to work on the blight issue, ECONorthwest of Portland and the National Development Council of New York. The committee — Mayor Stephen Buxbaum, Councilman Steve Langer and Councilman Nathaniel Jones — is expected to pick one consultant to recommend to the full council, which will make the final decision.
State law allows cities to declare what's called a Community Renewal Area, in which cities can acquire property and sell to the private sector for redevelopment.
Olympia has $80,000 budgeted to spend on the Community Renewal Area issue and a state grant worth $25,000 if downtown is included in the renewal area, city planning director Keith Stahley said. The process to declare an area blighted requires public process and could take a year, he said.
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Buxbaum has pushed the idea of a Community Renewal Area for the past year and a half, saying it would give the city powers for redevelopment, which it doesn't now have. Typically, cities can only purchase property for public uses, not resale to the private sector, he has said. That would change with a Community Renewal Area.
The state community-renewal law defines a blighted area as one that "substantially impairs or arrests the sound growth of the municipality" or limits "the provision of housing accommodations or constitutes an economic or social liability, and/or is detrimental or constitutes a menace, to the public health, safety, welfare and morals in its present condition and use."
But the matter has sat on the council's back burner as the council has been consumed with major planning efforts such as updates to the Shoreline Master Program and the city's comprehensive plan.
City Manager Steve Hall recommended last year that the city pick the National Development Corporation as its consultant. But Buxbaum indicated in August that he wasn't ready for that step. Rather, he wanted to engage with the Thurston County Economic Development Council, the Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater Visitor & Convention Bureau and the Thurston Regional Planning Council.
The committee since met with Michael Cade, executive director of the Thurston Economic Development Council and George Sharp, executive director of the Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater Visitor and Convention Bureau.mbatcheldor@ theolympian.com