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I'm sure this topic is redundant but I cannot find prior posts about trustworthy people who will replace my roof in a responsible manner for a fair price. Please show me the way, and if this topic truly does not exist, please provide recommendations. Thank you in advance for your rapid response: nasty leaks clearly imminent.
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Integrity Roofing worked great for me. (419) 466-3259
Wasnt the lowest quote I received (by just a few hundred), but went above and beyond with any issues or concerns I had. Would use again for sure.
Do not use Integrity Roofing. Their original time line of a full crew working from 8am til dark, quickly turned into 2 guys showing up at 10 am, then lunch by noon and never to return for the day. After a week and a phone call, they got the roof finished, but the work, the cleanup and the entire experience was less than acceptable.
I wouldn't recommend them.
I've heard good things about Ohio Roofing, but they are more costly.
posted by hockeyfan on Jun 23, 2011 at 09:33:20 pm # 1 person liked this
There you go. I was typing my post when I guess the other one got posted first.
To each their own I guess. My experience wasn't good.
I unconditionally give my highest recommendations to TFL Roofing, which installed a high-quality roof on my house. Some low-budget firms may beat them by a few of dollars on price, but no one can outdo his company in quality. He also came out and fixed a minor problem a month after the installation at no cost, personally climbing up to check his work (it turns out the skylight, not the roof, had a defect causing a leak on rain from the south, but he fixed the problem by removing and reinstalling the glass). The guys he employs are very neat, respectful, and they busted their arses to get the two jobs done in two days (house and garage). You can reach Tom Lorkowski (the owner) at 419-536-2310 for a free estimate.
posted by historymike on Jun 23, 2011 at 09:35:43 pm #
LetitBe, Hockeyfan would say the sky was green if I said it was blue. Just saying.
LetitBe, Hockeyfan would say the sky was green if I said it was blue. Just saying.
Marazon roofing is one of my neighbors
All Nu Construction does roofin also, talk to Jim S.
LetItBe - Holt Roofing ( www.holtroofing.com ) is the best around.
posted by Molsonator on Jun 24, 2011 at 07:56:32 am #
I had a really good experience with Jia-Moore construction and would recommend them. They were timely and professional when I dealt with them. ToledoRemodelingPros.com
Thanks for this thread as I have to do my roof as well but I do have one question, I have no idea what to budget... I have an average size house, two story, not too big of a roof area... what would be the norm??? thanks
We have had good experiences with both Holt Roofing and Enterprise Roofing. Neither is cheap, but you do get what you pay for; we once made the huge mistake of hiring SeaGate Roofing, because their bid was so much lower than anyone else. Big mistake. I would not hire them again ever.
makinTV, my quotes went from 4500 to 12000. literally. i wont say who, but the one company stated 12k and by the time they were leaving it was down to 8k. i knew then there was no way i was using them. i think i paid about 4750 for a complete tear off of house and garage.
i used integrity roofing a few years back for a new roof and would not use them again. there were a few issues. i caught them using the old rusty flashing in a number of spots. also, as they nailed in the new osb board close to the edges/ overhangs, they actually sent nails through trim work on the sides of the house. they ruined some original crown molding on our old home. i even found exposed nail heads on the new roof, caused by a happy trigger finger on the nail gun. i regret using them.
letitbe, i forgot to add........quite a few of our neighbors use and love salgua roofing. it came to me because of a conversation i just had with one of those neighbors.
I don't know Ryan personally, but if he says he had a good experience with Integrity Roofing then it's likely he did. The caveat is that your own mileage may vary.
HockeyFan contradicts Ryan's stellar review, and that's enough to make me stay away from Integrity Roofing.
HistoryMike is a reliable source, is a home owner and unlike Ryan is not a completely anonymous contributor. I'd look at HistoryMike's recommendation first.
Salgau Roofing does a great job, and has special knowledge and skills related to historic structures. And believe it or not, Hansons did a very good job and have stood behind their work 100% in the year since we've had it done.
I just want to say that no matter what the job is that you're hiring out, you have to be watchful and vigilant. Know what it is that you're paying for, and see to it that that is what you get. Whether it's a company trying to screw you or simply an honest error, don't be afraid to ask questions or call them on something that doesn't make sense or seem right to you.
READ and UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING before you sign.
I was wondering if anyone had any other good reliable contractors to add to this list....especially ones that do insurance work. I had a branch cause some damage on my roof and I'd like to find a reputable company to use. Any good or bad stories are welcome. Thanks!
posted by douglasadietz on May 11, 2012 at 10:03:05 pm #
Tell Beth Holt at Holt Roofing that Molsonator sent you. She will say "Who" but you will still get quality work. Ha!
posted by Molsonator on May 11, 2012 at 10:42:27 pm #
I second the DO NOT USE recommendation for SeaGate Roofing. Wow. BIG mistake. Never again. Never ever. As in, no way, nuh uh, n-e-v-u-h. Since then, have used both Holt and Enterprise and been satisfied. I'd recommend at least getting bids from them.
Seagate is terrible. They might be the cheapest but they are the shoddiest. Made the mistake of using them, regretted it 2 years later and had All-Nu do it over.
Went with Holt. Superb workmanship, excellent service, great product selection, and exceptional warranty. Tiny bit higher in price, but my home is a major investment and well worth a few more bucks. Some other options were not acceptable: stay away... far, far away, from Seagate.... many bad reports from friends and family. Thank you, TT folks, for your input and support!
Oh look an old thread.
Integrity: used them 5 years ago for a total re-roof. Tear off, new sheathing, new shingles. Was not the cheapest. I had several concerns about overall quality of work. For example, they damaged my newish gutters by crushing them in several places. They attached tarps to my house by nailing the tarps directly to the side of my house. Yeah, you read that right. Multiple nail holes in my siding. Um, hello...
In the end, the owner agreed to have a crew come back and touch up some of the damage to the house and the gutters. They also took a hundred bucks off of a $7,500 bill.
They have never returned to repair the damage caused by their carelessness.
The roof that they installed is ok. But I wouldn't call them back.
I wouldn't of paid them till they fixed their stupidity.
posted by Linecrosser on Aug 14, 2012 at 02:44:04 pm #
I sometimes give somebody one chance to be honest. Just not two chances.
Yep yep your money is in an escrow account when you fix what you broke you can have it.
posted by Linecrosser on Aug 15, 2012 at 01:28:20 pm #
I totally see your point, and have used that tactic. In this case, since the actual roof was ok, and we were talking about a couple of hundred dollars in gutter and siding damage, maximum, I felt that it was not appropriate to withhold $7,500 over $200. If it was a couple thousand... that would have been different.
So, I acted in good faith and he did not. I have no regrets. However, I wouldn't hire him again, and countless people have decided not to either, based on my account. In the end, I got my pound of flesh, and he got passed over on a lot of roofing jobs... Heck, even the people who referred him to ME tell the story about how he never came back. And they no longer refer him.
Then keep 200-500 dollars back from the amount until your satisfied with their work.
posted by Linecrosser on Aug 15, 2012 at 02:49:47 pm #
I kept a hundie. I'm fine. I ate the other hundie.
Just can't give them a good report.
Well bad reviews like that on local websites have to work against him as well. I would have turned him into the BB as well. There are too many folks doing the same work to get any kind of a bad report or review on and keep getting a lot of work.
posted by Linecrosser on Aug 15, 2012 at 03:09:26 pm #
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Having the itch to play again after a few years, I finally decided the only way I was going to get a game together was to DM it myself. I started out with my now ex-wife Melissa, my cousin Joe and friend Marc. After a few false starts, I started a campaign which quickly became more Monty Haul than I'd intended. Somehow, despite giving all of the characters some powerful magic items and abilities, I managed to keep the game balanced enough for it to be fun. These characters rarely came across an encounter they couldn't triumph over, but I made sure they had to work VERY hard to do so.
Anathema (front). Another of my ex's character, but one I came up with. I was experimenting with using dopplegangers as PCs, and this was a first attempt. Basically, she played it as a mage, but Annie was essentially dual classed as a Psionicist. It m
Anathema (back).
Anathema (psionic powers 1).
Anathema (psionic powers 2).
Sir Clement (front). This is the only page I have for Clement, another of Joe's legends. The proudest moment in his history was when Lillith (see elsewhere in the album) viciously killed one of her minions whom Clement had cast Charm on and ordered to
Gerg (front). Being low on muscle when we started the campaign (Luckfudge was it, as I recall), I decided the team needed a henchman. And, as the Complete Book of Humanoids had just come out, I went with half-ogre as the best choice. Date: 02/28/2012 Views: 120
Gerg (back). Yes. Gerg had a pet songbird named Tweet and he wrote poetry. If you have an issue with that, I suggest you take it up with him. I recommend being WELL outside the reach of that enormous club of his...
Lillith (front). To this day, if you say the word "Lillith" to my cousin Joe...he WILL cry a little. She was the party's nemesis for a couple of years. Knowing I'd gotten myself into a situation where I had a powerful party, I often had to ra
Lillith (back). Lillith's innate magical abilities. These are before we start to throw in her spell casting ability as an 18th level cleric/magic-user. Of special note on this sheet: the saint ability "can cast spells with but a single word".
Sir Luckfudge Black (front). Yes, you read that right, his name was Luckfudge. As I recall, his name came about when my cousin Joe was rolling the character up. He had rolled, I think, a 3 for one of his abilities and I told him he could re-roll. One
Sir Luckfudge Black (back). As a paladin, Luckfudge was limited in what items he could possess. I had borrowed an element from the campaign I played in high school which revolved around knights who wore armor based on the metallic dragons. It only made
Muntz (front). was a modification of an NPC out of an adventure from an old Dungeon magazine. For those looking to find it, the Muntz character was an old man having issues with singing mushrooms, and the old boat he fished in every day was actually a mi
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Rukatwaf Cateef (front). While the character sheet says "Pat", I'm honestly not sure who played it since Ruk was one of cousin Joe's characters. While there's nothing legendary about this particular incarnation of Ruk (Joe's been playing a cha
Rukatwaf Cateef (back). Oh, and it's pronounced like it's spelled. I know, that doesn't help any, does it? :)
Lady Sarala (front). Oh, and what a front! Lady Sarala, The Naked Lady of Vandris was another character I stole from a module. In the adventure, she was a captured slave the PCs free, but in the midst of the final, big battle she reveals she's a were-t
Lady Sarala (back). And, here we see how we worked around her not wearing clothes. As she was a member of the Order of the Dragon, she needed some dragon "armor" and she got it in the form of gloves and bracers.
Lady Sinec Regendered (front). Played by friend, Marc, Sinec started out her career as a male character. But, a funny episode with a Girdle of Femininity/Masculinity made his codpiece less packed. Marc, still one of the funniest people ...
Lady Sinec Regendered (back). Sinec was short on possessions, but what she did carry with her packed a lot of punch! Of primary note was her Robe of Scintillating Colors which literally became the centerpiece of large battle strategies for the group. S
Lady Sinec Regendered (Finnagan). James Tiberius Finnagan (can you tell Marc is a Star Trek fan?) was Sinec's sword. Its trickster nature worked well with Marc' humor and the day was often saved by the careful use of a "joke" attack on some fo
Lady Sinec Regendered (MU spells). As the only magic-user in the group, Sinec was able to claim every spell book they came across and quickly compiled an arsenal of magic that was unrivaled in my campaigns.
Lady Sinec Regendered (cantrips and other). It wasn't often that you ran into a DM who enforced it, but I learned from my old DM that using the "Chance to learn spell" rules add a lot of flavor to a magic-user. Can you imagine a wizard who can
Lady Ta-Ree Seabreeze (front). One of my ex's characters. This character had a knack for knowing what was going to happen next or the best way for the party to travel. Probably had something to do with her player sleeping with the DM... :)
Lady Ta-Ree Seabreeze (back). A fairly mundane equipment list. The "Magic Ring From Dad", however, is interesting. Turned out, Ta-Ree was actually daughter to Lillith (see elsewhere in the album) and that ring came in handy many times!
Lady Ta-Ree Seabreeze (entourage). Can you tell Melissa, and thus by extension Ta-Ree, is an animal lover?
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I am very satisfied with my US Bank experience. The tellers at my current bank are very friendly and always in a great mood. The toll-free customer service is also great. The bankers over the phone are very helpful and happy to help with any of your questions. I highly recommend this banking service as I couldn't ask for a better banking company as a whole.
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1 out of 5 marks
"They Don't Care"
Have had accounts for years...with a reserve line on my checking...
All of a sudden I log in on line and the Reserve account is gone??? They decided for no real reason..at least they can't give me one that it is closed an in a PAY Down status?? again not sure what that means....Wasn't over drawn or late for payments as it comes out of my checking automatically each month.
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GOOD BY to them....
4 out of 5 marks
"Maria the branch assistant branch mgr outstanding services "
my husband and I been with the us bank a long time.My husband had to open a business account to get his pay check. first it was a total mess one of the tellers at a different opend the account under the wrong company.
The assistant mgr at the smith branch notice it and she called us on the cell to come back in again.
She went out of her way to get the mess done right it took her a long time opend the account under the right business name orderd the right ATM cards .
Maria went out of her way for us and still does she is allways nice has a smile on her face.
She is the best assistant mgr I and my husband ever worked with.
I hope she stays with the branch a long time she should be recomanded for her good service.
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I am well aware of the three "C"s of lending - however they forgot the fourth, "Common Sense".
US Bank is not the bank to finance or refinance your home loan...
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We refinanced our house 60 days ago and signed a paper stating that if you pay more than 20% of the principle in the first 12 months you have a 2% pre payment penalty. Fast forward 2 months we get relocated for work and I called to see if we could negotiate or waive if we get a US Bank loan on our new and more expensive house and the answer was no and no! I understand everyone refi's like changing underwear, I do not and I am not talking about a 100k loan. The loan is 630,000 so US Bank will collect 12,600 as a pre payment penalty for NOTHING! They could have collected that in the first 3 month interest on my new loan. I WILL NEVER DO BUSINESS WITH THEM AS LONG AS I LIVE!!!!!
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May 7th 2013
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Customer Service people are rude and not friendly!!! Have Taken over $600 in overdraft charges from me in the last 6 months! and most of them were not my fault! and today was the last straw! The representative hung up on me after saying he couldn't refund $175 dollars worth of overdraft charges that was their fault to begin with! Shittiest bank ever! I will never recommend them to anyone and as soon as I cover the overdraft charge I will be closing my account!
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Mar 28th 2013 - updated: Apr 16th 2013
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I refuse to spend another minute on this bank. Suffice it to say, the customer service is abysmal - they don't care. The procedure for loans is antiquated - they don't care. They have more money than business sense - they don't care. They will tie you up for months on a loan, sucking you dry for every fee they can and then will not give you the loan - they don't care. Trust me and the other reviewers - don't even start with USBank. ANY bank would be better. I wish I could go before Congress and tell my USBank story. Greed, greed, greed and no financial basis for decisions. If every member of the USBank board read all the poor reviews on the internet about their bank - guess what - they wouldn't care. It's their culture.
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"Don't waste your time and energy with this bank!"
I wish I had run into this website before I opened an account with this horrific bank. From very first day, US Bank made errors in my accounts. The process of correcting the errors were extremely painful due to the consistency of level quality and unprofessional service handled by the most incompetent workers the industry has to offer. Not only they were incompetent, they were rude, clueless, and good only going around the circle. Contacting the headquarters in MN would only bring your blood pressure up because you'd be dealing with a bunch of human robots whose incompetence is far worse than a broken vending machine!
In short, do yourself and your friends a favor: DO NOT even step into a US Bank. It's not worth it!
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"Unprofessional Call Center Rep hung up on me for no reason"
I have a US Bank credit card. Since I have a vacation planned, I set down to call all of my credit cards to put a travel tag on my account so they'd know I planned to use my cards abroad. I did all four of my cards in a row, which really gave me a chance to compare customer service. I called my US Bank card last, and it was DEFINATELY the least when it came to customer service.
The rep asked for my travel dates and then told me, "Just call 1-800-VISA911 if anything happens to your card while you're abroad." I nicely asked what the number is to use abroad. He said, "Just use that same number." I nicely said, "US 1-800 numbers don't work in Mexico. " He then answered, "Yes they do, just dial the United States and then dial the number." I nicely said, "Actually, that doesn't work. I used to live in Mexico and I travel there on a regular basis. You cannot dial US toll-free numbers from Mexico. Don't you have a regular toll number I could call?" And he said, "Well then, I guess I don't know." He was not at all apologetic for not knowing, nor did he offer to find out what the toll number would be. I was quite taken aback at his really non-helpful tone, especially since I hadn't even been slightly irate at all and was simply trying to get all the information I needed. I then said, "Well, maybe you should find out what that number is in case someone else asks." At that point he hung up on me.
1 out of 5 marks
"US bank seems to exist to bilk customers with ridiculous fees"
US Bank charged me $80+ in fees (not only $50 in overdrafts, but 25 "late fee", 10 "maintenance") for an overdraft of all of $30. Even though they have my email (and often spam me), they purposely only inform customers of this VERY late via mail to accumulate the charges. They refused to remove any of the ridiculous fees despite the fact I've often had $10k+ in my account over a course of over 10 years, and this is the first time I've overdrafted. From the other reviews above, bleeding their customers seem standard operating procedure.
Banking and all things financial are based upon trust. Their behavior shows they place zero value in their customers, and thus I see no reason to place any value in their services.
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Mar 26th 2013
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"Horrible service, unprofessinal, need training or new employess immidately. I will close my account today!"
I have been a customer of US Bank since 2010 and went in to this branch (which is where I originally opened my account) and the teller was not able to cash my check since her so called "branch manager" didn't recognize me. I was and still am outraged! I have been a customer going on three years now, I always cash my check at that location and I was now unable to because she didn't "recognize" me. I was unaware that that branch manager and that branch manager alone was there 24/7 to recognize each and every customer that walks in. It did not matter that I had my social security card, two forms of ID (including my California ID), my check book or the fact that I had just cashed my check there two weeks prior. I was not aware that one individual was able to change the policies and procedures to a business. The manager who is in desperate need of training then tried to hand me back my check which had already been endorsed (signed on the back) and said I could go to another bank if I wished. I looked at the manager in astonishment. What bank will cash a check that has been already endorsed? I asked her. She said any! I was appalled that someone with so little knowledge of banks was able to be a branch manager. Because of the unprofessional ism of the branch manager there by the name of Misha I will be closing my account today! I will also NEVER refer any business to this bank. Please train your employees. Customer's shouldn't know more about the bank procedures then its own employees!


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(We're counting down to the first Saturday of college football, now 33 days away)
We looked at the most crucial early stretches in the schedule for teams in the SEC Eastern Division on Saturday, so now it's time to do the same for the SEC Western teams.
Alabama: Sept. 1 vs. Michigan (at Cowboy Stadium), Sept. 8 vs. Western Kentucky, Sept. 15 at Arkansas. Defending national champs have won 13 consecutive openers, but it's fair to say that not all of them were against a non-league BCS foe. The Tide is working on a 10-win streak in home openers, but don't need to get caught looking ahead.
Auburn: Clemson on Sept. 1, at Mississippi State on Sept. 8. We're going to quickly find out what kind of team Gene Chizik has this time around. Here's a guess that he's going to have more 8-win seasons at Auburn than 14-win seasons, but an 0-2 start will make it very tough to get to 8. LSU visits on Sept. 22.
Arkansas: After the Sept. 15 home game against Alabama, the Razorbacks play a good-on-paper Rutgers team on Sept. 22 before two road SEC games - at Texas A&M on Sept. 29 and at Auburn on Oct. 6. If Bobby Petrino had been in Fayetteville, you could see Arkansas going at least 6-1 through that stretch, but this team now has a lot to prove.
LSU: There doesn't appea to be anything to fear on the Tigers' September schedule, with four non-conference home games including a Sept. 29 mismatch against Towson. But Phil Steele points out that the visiting team in the LSU-Auburn series has won just once in the last 12 meetings. The path gets tougher in October, with back to back league games - at Florida (Oct. 6) and home against South Carolina (Oct. 13).
Mississippi State: Home against Auburn on Sept. 8 and at Troy on Sept. 15. Dan Mullen hasn't beaten Auburn in three tries, so this one is crucial. But win that one and the next game looks trappy, in the fashion of the Bulldogs' most recent games against UAB.
Ole Miss: The Rebels must win the three winnable early games - Sept. 1 against Central Arkansas, Sept. 8 vs. UTEP and Sept. 22 at Tulane. To do otherwise would be a disaster. That leaves the Sept. 15 game against Texas, and the No.1 task there is to play hard and leave it all on the field - the two home games last year against the highest-ranked teams resulted in two losses by a combined 104-10 margin. Such efforts for a new staff would be unacceptable.
Texas A&M: Aug. 30 at Louisiana Tech, Sept. 8 vs. Florida. I have expressed concerns about that opener already - this will be the Super Bowl for La. Tech. The SEC opener, played at home, will be emotional - but the Gators should be significantly better.


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Peter H. Bell – Executive V.P. – Programs and Services
Jennifer Bizub – Chief Human Resources Officer
Geraldine Dawson – Chief Science Officer
Lisa Goring – Vice President – Family Services
Cathy Kanefsky -- Vice President, Chapter Development
Dana Marnane – Vice President -- Awareness and Events
Liz Feld, President
Liz Feld is the president of Autism Speaks. She joined Autism Speaks in January 2012 as the EVP of strategic communication. Liz has devoted much of her career to public policy and strategic communications. She served as a public affairs specialist at the White House Office of Management and Budget, and a press officer for Vice President George H. W. Bush during the Reagan Administration. She was Director of News Information at ABC News and Senior Vice President of Communications for Nickelodeon. Over the past several years, Liz has appeared on national and local television networks and authored editorial pieces on public policy issues and Republican politics.
Liz most recently served for four years as the Mayor of the Village of Larchmont, N.Y., located in New York State's Hudson Valley (Westchester County). As mayor, Liz garnered more than $4 million in state, federal, and local grants to support local projects and restored the Village surplus to $2.3 million, resulting in the Village's first-ever AAA credit rating from Moody's Investor Services. She is an award-winning environmentalist and has received past endorsements from the New York League of Conservation Voters for her work. Liz also served as a Larchmont Village Trustee from 2002-2006.
Liz holds a B.A. degree in Government and Political Theory from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. (1982). She is married to Joel Feld, a television executive, and has three children, Alex, K. C., and Matthew.
Peter H. Bell, Executive V.P. Programs and Services
Peter H. Bell is executive vice president for programs and services at Autism Speaks. He oversees the foundation's government relations and family services activities and also serves as an advisor to the science division. Prior to his role at Autism Speaks, Peter was president and CEO of Cure Autism Now, which merged with Autism Speaks in February 2007. In his leadership role at Autism Speaks, Peter has been involved in numerous accomplishments that have had major benefit to the autism community including: advancing autism insurance reform in state legislatures across the nation, as well as federal health care reform; securing legislative support and appropriations for autism research through the Combating Autism Act of 2006 (CAA), the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) and recent renewal of the Combating Autism Reauthorization Act of 2011 (CARA); developing highly regarded resources for families, such as the Autism Speaks' 100 Day Kit, School Community Tool Kit, and Transition Tool Kit; and establishing a funding mechanism to award over $2.0 million in grants to service provider organizations who are working with individuals with autism around the country.
Peter's professional affiliations include being a member of the International Society for Autism Research (INSAR) since its inception in 2001 where he currently serves as chair of the Community Advisory Committee and is a member of the Finance Committee. He chaired the Integration Panel of the Department of Defense (DoD) Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP) for autism research in FY2007 and served as the alternate chair in FY2008-2009. In 2008, Mr. Bell co-founded Advancing Futures for Adults with Autism (AFAA), a national consortium of organizations working together to promote a collaborative spirit and develop both public and private sector support to improve the lives of adults living with autism. Autism Speaks presently serves as the managing partner of AFAA and Peter serves as president.
Peter lives in New Jersey with his wife Liz and three teenage children. Their oldest son, Tyler, has autism. He holds a B.S. from Cornell University and an M.B.A. from Northwestern University.
Geraldine Dawson, Chief Science Officer
Geraldine Dawson became Autism Speaks' first chief science officer in January of 2008. In this role, Dawson serves as the scientific leader of Autism Speaks, working with the scientific community, stakeholders, and science staff, to shape, expand, and communicate the foundation's scientific vision and strategy. Dawson is also Professor of Psychiatry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Prior to joining Autism Speaks, Dawson was Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Washington (UW) and Founding Director of the UW Autism Center, which has been designated an NIH Center of Excellence since 1996. While at the University, Dawson led a multi-disciplinary autism research program focusing on genetics, neuroimaging, diagnosis, and treatment. Dawson's own research has been in the areas of early detection and treatment of autism, early patterns of brain dysfunction (electrophysiology), and more recently, development of endophenotypes for autism genetic studies. Dawson received continuous NIH funding for her research from 1980 until 2008 when she left UW to join Autism Speaks.
Dawson's scientific achievements include discovering that autism symptoms could be recognized during infancy, defining the earliest manifestations of autism, pioneering the use of event-related brain potentials to study early brain dysfunction in autism, development of behavioral and electrophysiological endophenotypes in genetic studies of autism, and development and evaluation of the Early Start Denver Model, an intervention for infants and toddlers with autism. Dawson has published over 180 scientific articles and chapters and co-edited or authored a number of books about autism spectrum disorder and brain development, including Autism Spectrum Disorders; Human Behavior, Learning, and the Developing Brain; and A Parent's Guide to Asperger Syndrome and High-Functioning Autism. She has received over 50 grants supporting her research, including 17 research grants from NIH. From 2000-07, Dawson founded and directed University of Washington Autism Center's multi-disciplinary clinical services program, which is the largest of its kind in the northwestern United States. A strong advocate for families, Dawson has testified before the U.S. Senate on behalf of individuals with autism and played a key role on the Washington State Autism Task Force.
Dawson earned a Ph.D. in developmental and child clinical psychology from the University of Washington. After graduate school, she studied as a postdoctoral fellow at the Neuropsychiatric Institute at UCLA and, a year later, accepted a position as Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. In 1985, she returned to the University of Washington as a faculty member, where she continued her research on autism and practiced as a clinical psychologist specializing in autism until she accepted her current position at Autism Speaks. She currently resides in North Carolina with her husband and daughter.
Lisa Goring, Vice President – Family Services
Lisa joined Autism Speaks as the staff liaison for the Family Services Committee in June of 2006. In May of 2007 she was appointed director of family services.
Lisa's focus is to provide direction and management of the Family Services program at Autism Speaks, and to serve as the guiding force behind the Family Services mission which is to: 1) empower families and individuals impacted by autism to make informed decisions that maximize the quality of life and development potential of affected individuals; 2) to promote research funding that yields evidence for the best practices in the treatment of autism and associated disorders; and 3) to serve as a catalyst and advocate for the implementation of best practices in autism treatment, education, and services from early intervention through adult care.
Lisa's prior work experience includes a 19 year career at Saks Fifth Avenue where she was Vice President, Divisional Merchandise Manager. In addition, she is a past president of her local School Community Association, has participated on many special education committees, is a frequent parent member of the committee on special education in her school district, has presented at several autism conferences, and has worked as a teaching assistant at Nassau Suffolk Services for Autism's Martin C. Barell School. Lisa lives in Manhasset, New York with her husband Paul and two children, one of whom has autism.
Cathy Kanefsky, Vice President, Chapter Development
Cathy Kanefsky joined Autism Speaks in June of 2009 as Director of Field Training and Development, and was promoted to National Director of Chapter Development in March of 2010. In her current role as Vice President of Chapter Development, Cathy Kanefsky is driving overall growth throughout the field. Her primary focus is guiding success in fundraising, volunteer development and continued activity that supports mission integration throughout the field. The field's continued focus on revenue growth through Walk Now for Autism Speaks will be enhanced by new fundraising initiatives; and focus on mission will ensure science, awareness, family services and advocacy are integrated into all field activity. Under Cathy's leadership, a regional field structure is being developed that will facilitate growth into a chapter based organization.
Cathy is a 16-year veteran of the not-for-profit world. Before joining Autism Speaks, she served as the National Director of Family Team Development for the March of Dimes, where she was responsible for the development and implementation of a pilot program that led to an organization-wide launch. Prior to her national position at the March of Dimes, Cathy served as the State Director of the Delaware Chapter.
Cathy is personally dedicated to her work at Autism Speaks as the mother of a 17-year son and 19-year old twin sons with autism. Cathy holds a Bachelor of Arts and Science degree in Communications from the University of Delaware.
Dana Marnane, Vice President -- Awareness and Events
Dana Marnane joined Autism Speaks in 2006 as director of communications then was promoted to national director of communications and marketing in 2007, responsible for media relations, awareness and communication strategy. In her current role as vice president of awareness and events, she is responsible for raising Autism Speaks' visibility among donors, families, governmental agencies, and the general public in support of Autism Speaks' mission. She continues to lead the communications strategy and all media relations for the organization, but now also manages the creative and national events teams. Dana coordinates the activities and publicity around World Autism Awareness Day and facilitates Autism Speaks' international awareness and partnership efforts. She also oversees our award-winning awareness campaign in partnership with the Ad Council and BBDO.
Prior to joining Autism Speaks, she spent ten years with national retailer Lord & Taylor in its public relations and special events department. She created and managed the company's charity events, partnering with hundreds of non-profits throughout the country. She also served as the communications director for U.S. Sailing, the national governing body for the sport of sailing. She is a Board member emeritus of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation's Westchester/Fairfield Chapter and resides in Westchester County, N.Y.


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In a health-conscious world, what's a Girl Scout to do?
As they launched their cookie booth sales Feb. 22, troops were adjusting their marketing, using words like "vegan" and "gluten-free." In the Carolinas, colorful, glossy cookie order forms tout Thin Mints and Thanks-A-Lots, a shortbread cookie with a chocolate-coated bottom, as vegan options.
Mango Crèmes are infused with a vitamin substance called NutriFusion. It's a vanilla and coconut sandwich cookie filled with fruity cream and "nutrients derived from fruit." As healthy as that may sound, Mango Crèmes are still cookies, and each one is 60 calories.
When it comes to cookies, though, taste is still king. Despite the marketing push toward healthier options, traditional favorites like Peanut Butter Patties and Caramel Delites are still selling well, made the same way and with the same ingredients.
Whatever it is, it's working. This year, roughly 2.9 million boxes — more than 48 million cookies — are expected to be sold across the state, according to representatives from South Carolina's two councils.
"For the last few years, we've been selling more and more each year," said Susan Schneider, advocacy director for one of the councils.
Schneider, who handles public relations for the Girl Scouts of South Carolina Mountains to Midlands Council, said her council alone sells about 2 million boxes a year.
With their neon-colored tennis shoes and gap-toothed grins, Girl Scouts could sell cookies without saying a word. But while a good attitude may be the only sales tool these young ladies need, Schneider said, the goal is for them is to learn business and interpersonal skills as well.
"This is more than buying a treat," she said. "Girls are learning everything from budgeting to management."
Girls also learn how to handle rejection, communicate with customers and be accountable for making accurate change.
A box of cookies costs $3.50. Of that revenue, 27 percent goes to the vendor, covering the production costs; 25 percent goes directly to the troop, and girls can decide how to spend the money, with many saving their earnings to take trips either in their backyards or as far as another continent. The remaining 48 percent goes to the council and is applied to membership dues for girls who cannot afford them, sending girls to camp and providing training sessions and materials for adult leaders, all of whom are volunteers.
At the Columbia service center, product sales assistant Paulene Cruse is in the middle of her third cookie season. Cruse helps oversee deliveries and keeps tabs on cookie shipments.
An orange tractor-trailer in the back parking lot at the service center contains the cookie supply for Richland, Lexington and Kershaw counties. When it arrived last week, it held around 4,950 cases of cookies. With each case holding 12 boxes, that's about 59,400 boxes of cookies.
Cruse said the center gets deliveries twice a week throughout the cookie season, but "if we're running low, it's more than that."
Cookie booths will be running every weekend until March 18. Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes and Seniors can be found at your local BI-LO, Walmart, Sam's Club and many more stores.
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Blalock at home in Celts audition Tuesday, May 23, 2006 by Loyalist 4:42 AM May 23, 2006 The kid from Roxbury went through his paces for the Celtics yesterday, but there was nothing wide-eyed about Will Blalock as he went about impressing his potential employers. As a point guard at East Boston and Notre Dame Prep - well before he was a three-year starter at Iowa State - he had a feeling this day would come. [More]source: boston herald Comments: It'll be interesting to see what becomes of this kid. For sure Leo Papile is high on the kid (he coached him in AAU as a high schooler and he gave Ainge a scouting video of him when he first came aboard). If Ainge is also sold on his abilities, I'd imagine Ainge would move down in the draft to grab him. The 7th pick is way too high to grab Blalock. # posted by derrenmatts : 5:12 AM Way too high! Great playmaker! The kid has got some great ball handling skills! And he's 200lbs at 6'! # posted by Loyalist : 5:59 AM Danny was quoted today as saying that Blalock will make an NBA player. He likes the kid but 7 is too high to take him. # posted by FLCeltsFan : 11:07 AM Wonder how Ainge views Blalock compared to say Randy Foye? He could most likely take Foye at 7, but if he moves down to say the late 1st round, he can pick up Blalock there. Lets keep tabs on Blalock's workouts with other teams. If he's calling them off (especially workouts for teams who will be drafting later in the 1st round), there could be a possibility that Ainge has made a promise to take him. # posted by derrenmatts : 4:40 PM That would make an excellent idea for a post on the main site! # posted by Loyalist : 8:02 PM Post a CommentThis blog does not allow anonymous comments. Links to this post: See links to this post <$BlogBacklinkTitle$> <$BlogBacklinkSnippet$> posted by <$BlogBacklinkAuthor$> @ <$BlogBacklinkDateTime$> Create a Link << Home
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* At the Winter Meeting in Vegas… The Clippers won the Bob Freitas Award, which recognizes outstanding minor league operations. The Freitas Award has been handed out since 1989, and it's named for a longtime ambassador for the minors and a field representative for the National Association for many years. The Clippers also won the inaugural award in '89.
* 2006 "Clipper of the Year" Andy Cannizaro has signed a minor league contract with the Indians. He is considered a strong candidate for the Clippers roster.
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I wanted to started this thread to share and discuss the difference between thoses two groups. Knowing that alot of other threads have discussed these, but my question I wanted to put forth is IF those of the first resurrection is Saints and those reign with Christ for a thousand years why are the Rest of the dead thought to be unbelivers?
When do we see Christ returning before the thousand years or after?
If after the thousand years wouldn't those that have died in Christ be raised at Christ return, include those that are among the rest of the dead?
Making those of the first special in the sence of order, each man in his own order, implying that those persecuted and martyred for the witness of Christ are among the first to be resurrected.
This would be of course those that have been martyred been resurrection first before the thousand years and reigning with Christ in heaven and we which remain reign with Christ here on earth as priest and then after the thousand years we which have dead in Christ would be raised to life after the thousand years at Christ return.
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oh mimi i think you're maybe the other extreme - overworked! so you push too much of your suffering underground. could that be it?
Now you sound like my husband. =))) He keeps pointing out how much I've done in a year....while I'm pointing out how much I haven't gotten done. =))
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Munday wrote:mimi wrote:Aww....is that how YOU get through life ?
another mimi typical non-answer answer.....the QUEEN BEE of denial.....is just so like you
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I got through week one of my healthy new lifestyle and I lost 13 pounds. Of course that's all my water weight... Now the real weigh in's begin... Gulp
I got through week one of my healthy new lifestyle and I lost 13 pounds. Of course that's all my water weight... Now the real weigh in's begin... Gulp
I try my best to follow the Canadian Food Guide. I don't always have the right balance of carb's vs proteins but I try
I'm a nibbler... I need to be eating, so instead of eating the bags full of candy that I usually eat, I eat fruit or raw veggies for my in between meal snacks.
I wake up at 4:00/4:30 am and usually start out my day with cereal, or oatmeal. At work I'll snack on an orange, apple or pear.
Then when I get home around 10:30/11:00 I do my 10 minute work out DVD and have a carrot or celery.
Lunch I have a sandwich of some sort (ham, chicken, tuna..etc), with plenty of veggies in it ie: lettuce, cucumber, tomato etc. or maybe I'll have a salad with some left over cold chicken... Stuff like that.
If I don't have a nap (because of my early work day) I'll have a carrot or celery, or sometimes some whole grain crackers with block cheese.
Then I make supper which usually consists of a veggie, a salad, a protein and some sort of starch. I don't eat the starch if it's potato... I'm not to fond of potato unless it's french fries (chips) and I can't very well eat those anymore...lol.
At night I might pop some unbuttered pop corn or have unbuttered toast with jam... night time is usually when I'm my own worst enemy.
Through out the day I'm drinking plenty of water and tea's.
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This was one of the other items I did in my food processor today - so easy, and even my husband likes my "ice-cream" variations better than regular ice-cream now, which I consider a huge compliment as he's not even raw, and I'm working my way back myself. Anyhow, this couldn't be easier - for 2 servings(which are in the freezer for later):
about a cup and a half of cut-up frozen bananas
about a half-cup(or even a little more) frozen raspberries I happened to have on hand
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So there is a good amount of interest in a Fantasy Campaign. I am really keen to get it happening but i think we'll need to get an idea of what we all want from it.
There is no point coming up with a intricate campaign system with supply, revenue and movement if everyone wants a dirt simple bash each other over the head campaign. We would like to have a campaign with: (I'll keep this updated with suggestions) 1. A really pretty map, preferably a modeled 3D one with little army markers all over it hmmmm... It is really coming together well. I need to make another application of marble dust for the snow capped mountains and fill the rivers with pva. After that i'll have to get to work on the campaign markers 2. Siege Battles! 3. Seasonal change, something like 1 week for spring, 2 for summer, 1 for autumn and a winter downtime. 4. A time line for the campaign with fixed ending event. No longer than 12 weeks. 5. A cool story behind it. Conquest of a newly discovered/formed island, like the old Albion campaign or similar. 6. Simple rules to reflect loss and replenishing of armies. Less post battle upkeep. Similar to risk in format. 7. Acquision of magic items. Maybe stand alone games of skirmish/mordhiem to acquire rare items. 8. Special areas on the map that have in game effects, wizard towers etc. Feel free to add to this, once we get a good list we can start making some rules to accomdate. Players interested and what race they are using: Chris - Chaos Dwarfs, there back baby! Josh P - Lizardmen Josh L - Orge Kingdoms Marshall - Vampire Counts Mathew - Orcs or Beasts, not sure Ty - Bretonnians Bryan - Orcs but unfortunately overseas for a good deal of the the campaign. This post has been edited by Origin: Feb 17 2012, 10:42 AM -------------------- The Little Men Shed For Adelaide city gaming...
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As founder of Sweet Repeat, I was sad to hear Jane Chislett had resigned from her position of responsibility for the clothing department.
Originally Sweet Repeat was open to replace the huge yard sales of the Lioness Club and did not handle clothing. It was only when CAAC (Clover Caring Center, at the time) decided to stop collecting clothes that Sweet Repeat started to sell clothing in its store.
At that time, Sweet Repeat asked Chislett to coordinate this new project and recruit volunteers to help with the sorting, pricing, hanging, etc. A color-coded system was developed to ensure the proper rotation of the inventory. A pricing system was agreed on for fast inventory turnaround and deals for customers.
It was a smashing success. It did not take long for now deceased Pat Scanlon together with Bob Boekhout to install the hanging racks and shelving in what was then known as the Furniture Room. Before we knew it, that group of ladies contributed to increase Sweet Repeat weekly intake by more than 25 percent.
These wonderful volunteers, under the leadership of Chislett, contributed hundreds of hours at Sweet Repeat. They all took garments home to wash and press. Their attics at home became storage facilities for winter coats donated in the summer and summer clothes donated in the winter. They worked on Sunday afternoons to put the clothing department back in shape after Saturday's sales. Chislett never asked for help, never complained, just kept doing the job she had been asked to do.
We, at the Lioness Club, were so grateful to them for their contribution.
At the same time, the clothing that did not sell or did not make it to the racks was donated on a weekly basis to the Charlotte Rescue Mission. Children's clothing was donated to the Florence Crittenton Services, and soiled or torn clothing ended up at the Humane Society of York County.
Sweet Repeat is a great fundraising venue today. New leaders have new ideas and that is called progress. It is too bad it comes at a price. I am sad to see Chislett go. What she and her group have done for Sweet Repeat for seven years will be difficult to match. I am sure I can speak in the name of "old-timers" from Sweet Repeat to extend our deepest gratitude for such an outstanding job. Well done, Jane!
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Seniors Dylan West and Sanna Horsley were crowned King and Queen of Viking Days 2012 during Augustana's "Opening Ceremonies and Coronation Show" Monday at the Elmen Center. View photos from Coronation.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Augustana is part of the multi-institutional team that recently received a Major Research Instrumentation grant from the National Science Foundation. The $692,927 award will fund a high-intensity tunable femtosecond laser.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
"Sioux Falls long has needed more research-based activity to round out its retail and service sectors of the employment economy. It is important to have a strong research university in the community to help jobs in those areas grow as well. Augustana's latest project bodes well for students, community business and all of us."
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Monday, September 24, 2012
"The future of science at Augustana begins today," said President Rob Oliver. "This transformational gift will enable us to achieve our vision of becoming a leading institution for scientific and biomedical exploration and discovery and will pave the way for our undergraduate research efforts to grow and thrive."
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Six Augustana alumni will be honored for outstanding contributions to their fields of endeavor and for exemplifying the College's values, including Christian faith, excellence, the liberal arts, community and service at the Blue & Gold Gala during Viking Days in October.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
The hallways of Augustana's Gilbert Science Center were jam-packed on Wednesday for the College's annual "Undergraduate Summer Research" poster presentations, featuring scientific and biomedical research findings. See photos here.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Augustana is ranked No. 3 among the "Best Regional Colleges in the Midwest" according to the latest edition of "Best Colleges 2013," an annual ranking of more than 1,800 schools nationwide by U.S. News Media Group. The College is also ranked No. 2 in the Midwest in the report's analysis of schools that offer students the best value.
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
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