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These beautiful works combine simple, functional shapes with intricate design, fine detail and subtle colour, all of which reflect the complexities of their land and their culture.
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Free Reiki on Fridays for Veterans, Active Duty and Retired Military
Criteria to qualify for Free Reiki Fridays ~ No application just call to schedule!Any active duty Military, War Veteran or Retired Military person qualifies for Free Reiki Friday. It's simple do you, or have you served? If the answer is yes, you qualify!
Reiki (pronounced ray-key) is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation which also promotes healing. Reiki is a form of energy which is administered by placing hands on or near the Chakras and allowing the Ki energy to flow from the Reiki practitioner's hands into the person receiving the treatment. Reiki works by opening and clearing the Chakras which helps to promote overall wellbeing. Because Reiki is a form of energy it feels very warm and sometimes tingly. Everyone experiences Reiki a little differently and no two treatments are exactly alike.
Reiki can be particularly helpful with releasing past emotional hurts and pain. Many people with PTSD including Veterans have been helped and touched by the uplifting energy, relaxation and healing benefits Reiki delivers. Reiki is a simple, natural and safe method of healing, relaxing and self-improvement that anyone can use. Remember that Reiki works best when used as a part of a healthy lifestyle.
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Welcome to the M.A.T in Secondary Education Program
The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program in the Watson College of Education offers an exciting opportunity for students with an undergraduate degree in Math, Science, History and English who are seeking a secondary teaching license. Housed within the state-of-the-art Education Building, students are trained to develop and apply learned skills to be successful in today's globally competitive, diverse high school classrooms. With the use of research and technology, the MAT program prepares future teachers to create innovative and interactive learning environments meeting the needs of today's high school students. As part of course requirements, students are given the chance to work closely with area high school educators who are leading the way with progressive and new educational programs such as small learning communities and early college programs. The MAT program facilitates the necessary skill building for students to pursue their passion for teaching and become a teacher leader in today's public schools.
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This is a "one full- year" MAT program. Teacher Candidates must enroll full-time and complete the program as an 'interdisciplinary team'.
We are currently accepting applications for COHORT 4! The pedagogical training of the MAT program will begin summer session 2013 with graduate coursework. Extensive high school field experiences begin during both Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 semesters. The program will offer teacher licensure in high school English, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Program completers will earn an initial level North Carolina teacher licensure in a secondary content area and an MAT graduate degree. *Note we are currently working with NCDPI to award completers an "M-level" licensure.
Program of study, admission requirements, and further details have been posted. Please use the links on the left of the webpage to navigate the website.
There are two deadlines for MAT program admission for this highly innovative and unique program. Be advised: Admission to the MAT program is highly competitive!
- The Spring, 2013 early admission deadline is October 15th, 2012.
Be advised: Students admitted to the MAT program for the Spring 2012 semester will be advised to take only graduate content courses (6 hours required) and peripheral pedagogy courses during the Spring Semester.
- The Summer, 2013 traditional admission deadline is March 15th, 2013.
MAT cohort 4 (academic year - 2013/2014) program is scheduled to begin with Summer Session I.
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FAIRFIELD —Fairfield Magnet School for Math and Science art students represented Fairfield County School District well at the S.C. State Fair along with their art teacher Kimberlea Daly.
"Congratulations Mrs. Daly and students," said Julieann Neal, coordinator of visual and performing arts. "You've done such a great job of representing the Magnet School and the district. Keep up the great work."
Of the 2,900 art pieces entered in the contest for school-aged children, just 300 pieces were chosen.
Second place finishers were:
• Second place 3-D for sixth grade-Aeriel Truesdale
• Second place 3-D for third grade-Kelsey White
• Second place 2-D for third grade-Ra'Sun Stevenson
• Honorable mention 2-D-A Passionate McDaniel, Hannah Joyner, Tierra Thomas, and Margo Benbow.
• Other FMSMS art students that were juried into the hanging show were:
Ce'Andra Bouknight, Mercedez Carpenter, Jada Young, Jameshia Peterson, Amari Hill, Kashinda Sims, Paul Harts, Tyreese Murphy, Nhandi Long-Shipman, Charlie Cason, Katelyn Harsey, Gillian Poole, Teriaunna Ashford, Dameion Herbert, Joey Bannister, Tayonna Holmes, Jaterria Russell, Mya Hill, Antonio Benjamin, Kasey Walden, and Ruben Tucker.
Please visit the student art section at the state fair to see these their art pieces and others from all over the state.
This is a very big honor and Fairfield Magnet School for Math and Science had a great showing. Visit the Cantey Building at the State Fairgrounds in Columbia to see the 2012 Student Art Exhibit and support local talent.
These winners were invited to attend the student art awards reception at 2 p.m. on Oct. 7 in the Cantey Building at the State Fairgrounds in Columbia to preview the 2012 Student Art Exhibit.


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How You Can Create Your Destiny
How can you create your destiny? How do you live an inspired life? How do you do the things that only you can do to help change the world? For many founding entrepreneurs selling their businesses or bringing in new leadership struggle to reconnect with the strengths, gifts, and life experiences that made them successful in the first half of their lives.
For serving leaders, the gap may be even larger since many founded their organizations to serve a need they saw in the world. It's interesting to me because many of the entrepreneurs I work with spend more time planning their next big vacation adventure than they do planning the rest of their lives. Continue reading
How to Turn Your Future Plans into Reality Starting Today
Last week I talked about the Discovery phase in your approach to developing your second act. We focused on discovering your key strengths and life experiences. This is an exciting time for you to re-engage your strengths and your prior life experiences to have the life you want after you leave your business.For many entrepreneurs, we've spent a lifetime building our businesses. Sometimes you're not sure what's available next.
There are two key factors that connect you to the future of your dreams. The first, understand your financial goals and the second, understand your personal goals. In this series of blogs, I focus on your personal goals and dreams. If you need more help on your financial goals, how to increase the value of your business, and how to sell your business, we discuss this at our sister blog at the High Growth Business Report
This week, we go further in the 4D Appreciative Inquiry process. The second step is the Dream phase. I challenge you to dream again. For many of my technology clients, this phase is hardest because they make their living dealing with facts and figures and see their analytic skills as a critical component to their success. Continue reading
How Can Entrepreneurs Create Their Second Acts?
How do you create the future you want? As your business grows and transforms, you find new challenges to deal with. Many leaders struggle with their futures. For the serving leader, it is critical to get beyond the day to day activities and begin to develop your plans for the future. Many business owners have a difficult time determining what's next for them beyond their business. Over 80% of entrepreneurs claim they built their businesses to be sold. Then why do so many struggle to disconnect from their business? Having interviewed many founders of high growth businesses, I have discovered how difficult it is for these leaders to create a great second act for their lives beyond their businesses.
I thought it might be helpful to share a process I use when working with these business leaders. I use a four step process that helps them reconnect with the things they enjoyed when they started their businesses while applying the knowledge they gained through growing it. Continue reading
How Do You Guide Others Through Changing Times?
How would you like a process that can help your people deal with changes faster and easier than you ever thought possible? What if the process not only opened you and your team to endless possibilities but also ensured faster buy-in from all the various stakeholders you impact. I've been guiding serving leaders through change for over 20 years, from small startup businesses to family businesses over 100 years old continuing to change to keep up with the many challenges businesses face as they grow and prosper. In one client engagement, I was dealing with a large medical practice. I was assigned a psychiatrist to work with to determine how medical professionals deal with change in high stress specialties. I asked several of my better clients to be involved in the pilot program. This allowed me to explore the topic further and it gave me access to a great team of people who deal with high stress on a regular basis.
I can't imagine a much more stressful job than running a small or mid-market privately-held business today. I share the best process I found and help you apply it to your life starting today. I use this four step process when dealing with my clients to help them see the possibilities in their life and organizations. The process is called Appreciative Inquiry Method and was originally developed by David Cooperrider, PhD. He has continued developing and evolving the process over the years. Continue reading
What Can Entrepreneurs Learn from Boston's Everyday Heroes?
After the events in Boston last week and several calls from friends in the Boston area, I'm reminded again of how fragile our lives are. When you spend time around first responders, you learn how quickly things can change our lives. Over the years, I've had many friends in the military and in first responder units and still spend time working out with many of these fine men and women. After the events of last week, one reminded me of what he learned in the Navy SEALs, "the only easy day was yesterday." It seemed to me that might be an interesting topic to share for this week's blog. How can you apply what our finest in the military and first responders already know to your life and your business? But first, let me thank all of the people who help keep us safe. Thank you for all you do and all you've taught me over my lifetime about being serving leaders.
Here are four strategies I've learned from first responders that you can use in your life and business today. The first strategy the military and first responders embrace is they are constantly training. These men and women work day in and day out to improve their performances. They constantly train at high levels and are always getting immediate feedback on their performances. They practice constantly so that in an emergency they can instantly react. In many corporations, training is not a way of life. When I taught at Fort McNair, I shared that too many small and midmarket businesses spend little time on training their people. Because of this, they allow the business environment to control their destinies. They see training as a waste of time and their results show it. If you want great predictable results, consider adding regular training to your team's schedule. When I add training to my clients' businesses we achieve record sales months in less than 60 days, month in and month out. Continue reading
How do you build a life that you want to live in?
Two weeks ago I asked you three big questions to get you restarted on seeking the life you want. I asked you to think about what it is you really want in life and, as importantly, what you don't want. How will you know when you're successful? I promised this week to help you begin the changes required to live the life of your dreams. To do this you have to answer several more questions, to keep moving forward.
Before we begin this journey together, I have to ask, "Are you committed to making the changes you need to succeed?" Let's face it, it's very difficult to change. By nature, many of us feel that we are right and, to be honest, we see change as a painful event. At worst, it is an experience that should be avoided, if possible, and, at best, something that happens once a year, needed or not. So, before we take another step, are you ready to change? If you're not, that's okay, but understand the cost if you don't change. You can hide behind all the crazy ideas in the world. You have everything you need, all you have to do is wait and the world will come to your door. I have another question for you. How's that working for you? If life was working out the way you wanted, you wouldn't be reading this blog today, would you? You would be out taking positive action towards the change you want to be in the world. Continue reading
How to Lead Like Prime Minister Thatcher
On Monday, April 8, 2013, we lost a truly remarkable lady and leader. Before there was Condi or Hillary, there was a woman who could stand up to men and lead their country to greatness. To paraphrase Churchill, I would say Prime Minister Thatcher was a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. When Prime Minister Thatcher spoke, the world listened. After the she left the world stage we heard very little from her again. She was a paradoxical leader at a time when world freedom was at stake. She was a conservative feminist. She chose to lead in difficult times. What can we learn from this unique woman who helped create the world we live in today? Continue reading
How Do You Reach for the Top Again?
How do you decide what you want in life? I find many of my clients are facing changes they couldn't imagine in their careers. It doesn't matter how old they are or what they are involved in, many are going through major life transitions. Some are as young as 30 and some are older, in their mid 60's, but this extended, uncertain economy has given them a chance to reexamine what they do with their lives. I thought it might be helpful to share several questions I use to help these people reconnect with their passion and purpose in new ways. I use these three questions as an assessment with people to see what's going on in their lives when they seem listless or just don't seem like themselves. I use many different assessments in my role as strategic advisor. Most people enjoy them and I find they increase learning velocity versus more traditional methods used in the coaching and counseling profession. Continue reading
Remembering Jesus, My First Serving Leader
In my home, growing up, I met my first serving leader. I was introduced to him by my grandmother at a very early age and he has been with me ever since. He will never leave me. My life has been blessed by many serving leaders who have helped me become the man I am today. I wonder if the leadership lessons I learned so many years ago still hold up in today's changing world. Its Easter week and growing up it was always a very special week in our household. To honor him, I would like to share the several critical leadership lessons I learned about Jesus, my original serving leader.
My grandmother shared the first leadership lesson at a very early age. She was a cancer nurse when cancer killed almost everyone that it touched. She taught me that change is inevitable. She would tell me stories about how Jesus came into her patients' lives and He would help them deal with change. It was an odd lesson to be taught, but she felt it was critical to understand the nature of life and also the event known as death. Continue reading
Are You A Purpose Driven Entrepreneur?
Why do so few entrepreneurs reach financial independence? I believe it's because many entrepreneurs are willing to settle for less. They build an organization that will not grow without their involvement. Previously, we talked about the first three reasons why entrepreneurs start their businesses. To build an organization that people want to buy, you must be willing to work outside of your organization. Today's blog talks about my favorite kind of entrepreneur, the serving leader. Let's talk about what happens when you do everything right and achieve your goals that take your business from good to great. By thinking about how you're going to leave the business early and often, you begin to create the future of your dreams. The difference in your results is staggering. The quality of your life changes in ways you can't even imagine today. So, let me share with you how we can work together to change the world.
The fourth reason entrepreneurs start their businesses is to change the world. I find most of my better known clients have an incredible drive to change the world. They are passionate about what they do and they never tire of working with people and their key ideas. These people are visionaries and serving leaders. During the early stages of their business, they are able to woo people to their ideas and their business. They reach out to many different stakeholders in their communities.You can feel the energy coming off them when you sit down to talk with them or if they are in a room full of people. Continue reading


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The team announced the winners at the 51st annual Redskins Welcome Home Luncheon Friday. The new add-on's to list include vital pieces in the Redskins front office during the Superbowl years in the 80′s and 90′s as well as all-time greats who were very deserving of the honor.
The following players were added to the list.
A dynamic player and personality, Portis is the second-leading rusher in franchise history, and scored 49 touchdowns over seven seasons in Washington. He was elected to two Pro Bowls and was named second team All-Pro in 2008. He finished with 8,164 yards from scrimmage and 26 100-yard games.
A complete defensive player, Taylor was known as a hard-hitter and play-maker He made the Pro Bowl in 2006 and 2007, and logged five interceptions in his last nine games.
A dynamic Redskins linebacker and second overall pick of the 2000 NFL Draft, Arrington earned three consecutive Pro Bowl berths from 2001-03. He had 22.5 sacks – including 11 in 2001 – in six seasons with the Redskins.
A three-time Pro Bowler with the Redskins, Jefferson caught 208 passes and 15 touchdowns in six seasons. Often a clutch receiver, he led the offense in receptions in 1971 and helped the team win the 1972 NFC Championship.
Petitbon finished his playing career in Washington and had nine takeaways on defense in 16 games. He later returned as a defensive coach, serving on all three Super Bowl winning staffs. He later relieved Joe Gibbs as the head coach and was inducted into the team's Ring of Fame in 2011.
Beathard was one of the chief architects of the Redskins' championship teams of the 1980s. He drafted the likes of Art Monk, Darrell Green and Russ Grimm. The Redskins' 1981 draft class is regarded as one of the greatest ever.
Samuels was a six-time Pro Bowl left tackle during his ten years in Washington. He started 141 games protecting the blind side of Redskins quarterbacks, and was received the Ed Block Courage Award in 2002. He returned to the team in 2010 as a coaching intern for the offensive line.
Jon Jansen - OT | 1999-2008
A 1999 second-round draft pick, Jansen was mostly a "Rock" – his nickname – at right tackle, starting 123 games in his Redskins career. He helped block for two of the top rushing performances in franchise history (1999 Stephen Davis, 2005 Clinton Portis).
Joe Bugel - ASSISTANT COACH | 1981-89, 2004-09
A legendary offensive line coach, Bugel guided one of the greatest offensive lines in NFL history, instilling toughness every step of the way. He coined the nickname "The Hogs" for the likes of Russ Grimm, Joe Jacoby, Jeff Bostic, George Starke and Mark May, among others.
Terry Hermaling - OT | 1970-80
A tough-minded left tackle who joined the Redskins as an undrafted free agent, Hermeling would start 103 of 120 career games in 11 seasons in Washington. He helped the Redskins capture the 1972 NFC Championship.
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The federal government has agreed to buy the closed Thomson Correctional Center in western Illinois for $165 million after the sale was held up for nearly three years, state leaders announced Tuesday. Many Illinois leaders – including U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin and Gov. Pat Quinn who spoke to The Associated Press ahead of a news conference to announce the sale – supported the purchase because they said it would bring up to 1,100 jobs to Illinois. Federal officials, including Attorney General Eric Holder, have said it would help alleviate prison overcrowding. "It means a prison that has been sitting here empty will be used again and create a lot of opportunity for working families in the areas," Durbin said.
Illinois is among states that have cut dental services for adults on Medicaid. Facing tough fiscal times, states across the country are cutting a vitally important, but often overlooked, area of medical insurance for their low-income residents: dental care. The cuts have left many poor people with few options to pay for services such as teeth cleanings, fillings and dentures.
The Supreme Court won't hear a challenge from Illinois Republicans who want a Democratic-drawn legislative map thrown out. The high court on Monday refused to hear an appeal from Senate Minority Leader Christine Radogno and other Republicans. They say the maps drawn by Democrats were gerrymandered to benefit the party and were unconstitutional
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8:37 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Hope and Change continues with the Obama administration sending home the pork -- Quinn is thrilled to have $165 million cash to waste, and of course his brain can't comprehend that the taxpayers of Illinois are still on the hook for the funds, it's just added to our share of the $16 trillion nation debt. And of course, a thousand union prison guard jobs is a good start to undermine the common sense political landscape downstate that keeps Illinois from flushing itself right down the toilet.
Regardless of whether or not A.G. Eric Holder gave sworn testimony to Congress (LMAO... like that's worth a nickel coming from his mouth?) that no Gitmo detainees would be housed in the prison, this president wields his executive "authority" with complete disregard for the law. Congress approves federal budgets. Congress specifically said no, you aren't buying the prison. The Obama administration shuffled funds around and did whatever they wanted, as usual.
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8:54 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
"It means a prison that has been sitting here empty will be used again and create a lot of opportunity for working families in the areas," Durbin said.
Except for the working families that find a parent locked in a cage for the multitude of victimless crimes that are on the books.
At least some public unions will be happy at the prospect of more caged proles to supervise.


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RPGA games: While I enjoyed a nice set of seasoned players at my tables it was the DMs that surprised me. Don't get me wrong the last one I had made glad I played Dungeons and Dragons. My first DM while seasoned in the rules, had a real hard time handling a table. The table had a tough time following what was happening in the story. My middle DM was to be my focus of
Players get bored when they have to see the same monster over and over again. So as a DM I keep trying to find little quirks that can throw my players off. It started in DMG2 themes, now Dark Sun.
So I have farmed some sources for you of some of my favorites:
Growth - When the creature gets bloodied it gets +1 size, +1 reach, and I actually think a damage boost works better than temp HP which is what is recommended.
Action Point - There is nothing like an Action Point to shake
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I have been reading a few blogs, mostly Angry DM and Slyflourish , for inspiration for my next game. I have had a lack of a big dungeon in my game so far. On the Angry DM blog he has written the "Slaughterhouse Project." Not only is it a great name for a Dungeons and Dragons thing it is a great planning idea. In a nut shell
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Shirley Lettie Johnston was born in Grayson Co., KY.
She was the daughter of the late Ova and Effie Logsdon Floyd.
She was a retired Production Worker for Campbell Hausfeld and a member of Little Flock Baptist Church.
She is survived by two sons Phil (Angel) and Byron (Heidi) Johnston; a daughter Kimberly Johnston; six Grandchildren; one brother Tallas (Geneva) Floyd; five sisters Loraine Meredith, Linda Benningfield, Anna Milliner, Sharon (Gary) Likins and Judy Brickhouse.
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When the temperature is in the teens, Canaan Valley, Timberline, Oglebay, Snowshoe and Winterplace have the combined capacity to produce 20,000 tons of snow per hour. "That's enough snow to cover 20 football fields with a foot of snow each hour," Stevens said.
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Last Saturday and Sunday, on the video game stage, was taking place the European final of theTougeki tournament.
Organized by VERSUS DOJO, this is the biggest and most prestigious international tournament of fighting games on arcade cabinets and brings together the best gamers every year.
At stake? A trip to Japan to take part in the great Tougeki world finals of 2012.
And where Saturday "Gunfight" won the tournament on Street Fighter III : 3rd Strike, the big surprise is Sunday's result!
On Super Street Fighter IV, "Kusanagi" playing Seth, won against "Lior" controlling Makoto. What's special in t?
Well, "Kusanagi" is 12! He began playing when he was 9, trained by his father "Genki", professional player as well.
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Kansas coach Bill Self gave his blessings to assistants Danny Manning and Barry Hinson when other schools started calling in search of their own head coach.
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That's why Self stood in front of his team Wednesday night and told them that Hinson, his director of basketball operations, was taking over Southern Illinois. And why Self stepped aside to allow Manning, an elite tutor of post players, to let them know he was headed for Tulsa.
"We've been fortunate. We had to guys get jobs yesterday, and I don't know how much that happens," Self said Thursday afternoon at the Superdome. "The big thing for me is when I told those respective schools, I said, 'I'm fine, but let's do it now. I don't want the rumors and to have to lie and say you haven't taken a job. Hey, let's get it out of the way now.'"
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- The Farmington Hills City Hall Public Art Program Reception is from 6-7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10 at Farmington Hills City Hall, 31555 W. 11 Mile Road, Farmington Hills. Call 248-473-1856 for more information.
- The Annual Community Christmas Concert is at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11 at Central United Methodist Church, 3882 Highland Road, Waterford Township.
- The West Bloomfield Winter Festival of Bands Concert is from 7-9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13 at West Bloomfield High School, 4925 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield Township. Students will be performing from the combined Orchard Lake Middle School, Abbott Middle School Concert Bands and Symphony Bands, as well as the West Bloomfield High School Concert Band, Symphony Band and Symphonic Winds. Proceeds benefit the West Bloomfield Band Boosters General Fund.
- The Troy High School Orchestras and Choirs 2012 Holiday Concert is at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13 at Troy High School, 4777 Northfield Parkway, Troy.
- Classical Brunch concert "Holiday Horns" is Dec. 15-16 at The Community House, 380 S. Bates St., Birmingham.
- Exercise for Seniors 50 and older is at 10:45 a.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Orchard United Methodist Church, 30450 Farmington Road, Farmington Hills. The cost is $2.50 per class.
- Tai Chi class is from 7-8 p.m. every Monday at the Orchard United Methodist Church, 30450 Farmington Road, Farmington Hills. The cost is $10 per class.
- A Yoga class is from 6:30-7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at the Orchard United Methodist Church, 30450 Farmington Road, Farmington Hills. The cost is $10 per class.
- Senior Stretch & Tone meets from 11 a.m.-noon every Tuesday and Thursday, and 8:30 a.m. Fridays at the Sylvan Lake Lutheran Church, 2399 Figa Ave., West Bloomfield Township.
- A Strength Class meets from 9:30-10:30 a.m. every Monday and Wednesday through May at Orchard United Methodist Church, 30450 Farmington Road, Farmington Hills. The cost is $4 per class.
- To bring awareness of the cognitive health benefits of ballroom dancing, a new Senior Healthy dancing class is at 2:30 p.m. Tuesdays at the Fred Astaire Dance Studio, 2172 Franklin Road, Bloomfield Hills.
- The Let There Be Light Free Exercise Class for Women is from 9-10 a.m. Monday through Friday at the River Downtown, 111 College St., Holly. All levels of fitness are encouraged to come. Develop at your own pace, join us once a week or up to 5 days a week. Equipment provided. Contact Jeannie Dillon at email@example.com or call 248-933-9302.
- The Seasons Hospice and Independence Village provides weekly bereavement support groups through January at Independence Village of White Lake, 935 Union Lake Road, White Lake Township. The support group is open to the community and is intended to help make the difficult time in your life a little less painful.
Library happenings
- The Classic Movie, Cocoa and Craft Christmas in Connecticut program is from 6-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11 at the Oxford Public Library, 530 Pontiac Road, Oxford.
- The Holiday Tea Party with Pat Sagert is from 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11 at the Walled Lake City Library, 1499 E. West Maple Road, Walled Lake. Tea expert Pat Sagert returns with her antique tea settings, tea accessories, sweet treats and savory teas. To register, call 248-624-3772 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
- The Gingerbread Superheroes program is from 3:30-5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12 at the Milford Public Library, 330 Family Drive, Milford. Turn ordinary gingerbread cookies into mighty superheroes, or villains if you prefer. Call 248-684-0845.
- The Dollars for College program is from 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12 at the Waterford Township Public Library, 5168 Civic Center Drive, Waterford Township. Sheryl E. Krasnow, from College and Career Counseling Associates, advises parents and students on the ins and outs of financial aid including definitions, college costs and how the financial aid package is determined. To register, call 248-618-7693.
- The Homemade Holidays With Flair program is from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12 at the Commerce Township Community Library, 2869 N. Pontiac Trail, Commerce Township. Mary Ehlen, owner of Gourmet Goods will teach participants how to create handmade gift cards, tags, ribbons and bows, and reveal her favorite tricks for tying it all together.
- The Fabulous Friday concert with Kevin Devine is from 10:30-11:15 a.m. Friday, Dec. 14 at the Rochester Hills Public Library, 500 Olde Towne Road, Rochester. To register visit www.rhpl.org
- The Independent Film Series "Hospitalite" is at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15 at the Royal Oak Public Library, 222 E. 11 Mile Road, Royal Oak. Call 248-246-3727.
- The Family Movie Arthur Christmas is from 2-3:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16 at the Oxford Public Library, 530 Pontiac Road, Oxford.
Nature center activities
- The Nature Holiday Craft Workshop is from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15 at Heritage Park, 24915 Farmington Road, Farmington Hills. Stop by the Nature Center in Heritage Park and create your own natural wreath and holiday gifts using materials found in nature. The cost is $8 per person or $25 per family. To register, visit https://recreg.fhgov.com
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- The nine foot Menorah lighting is at 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10 at Southfield City Hall, 26000 Evergreen Road, Southfield. Music and doughnuts will be enjoyed after the lighting ceremony.
- A Free Workshop for Aspiring Authors is from 6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11 at Oakland Community College, Southfield Campus, 22322 Rutland Drive, Southfield. The workshop will be conducted by Irene Brown, author of "How to Write a Book." Ms. Brown will show participants how to overcome obstacles, develop disciplined habits and become published authors. Call 313-220-8894.
- The Distinguished Speaker Series with Penny Bailer, Executive Director of City Year Detroit is at 7:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 13 at The Community House, 380 S. Bates St., Birmingham. The theme of the presentation is "Where is it Written, That We Can't Do This?" The cost is $20 in advance or $25 at the door. Call 248-644-5832.
- A Visit with Santa is from noon-4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16 at Byers Homestead, 213 Commerce Road, Commerce Township. Photos with Santa are $5. There will be a bake sale, hot chocolate and coffee and an opportunity to feed the ducks. Contact Ellen at 248-363-2592 or email email@example.com
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Posted by Rose in Beverly Hills, Desperate Exes, Hollywood, John J. Nazarian, John J. Nazarian P.I, John Nazarian, John Nazarian PI, Nazarian P. I.Well I hate to say it, but I maybe on to something, for a long time I have always felt that the problem with the 'auto' industry was not the products. It is the experience of having to deal with 'sales people', yes, those people who are going to play the 'game' of trying to sell you a car or truck. Another aspect that I find surprising is how they turn me from a 'buyer' into a 'shopper'. It is no wonder these dealers and the manufacturers are having a tough time, and it is right in front of them, turn these nit-wits into greeters like Wal-Mart. Perhaps Wal-Mart is not a good example, as they are very successful. One of my readers asked me what did buying a car have to do with DESPERATEEXES.COM?
Very simple, dozens and dozens of my clients and readers have had to buy their own cars after getting rid of the former loves of their lives. And we are often asked what do I think about this car choice or that one, simple my readers and clients will benefit from keeping away from Keyes Woodland Hills, Buick, GMC, Cadillac. Why, they are often stressed enough and don't need to get 'smacked' trying to rebuild their lives and having a car is critical to the rebuilding and feeling good about ones 'self'.
Now as many of you know I have a small collection of interesting cars, both Domestic and English. And all different price ranges and I buy what I want and all I expect is a reasonable deal. And most of the time I do it on line and it has always worked for me. Not so much lately, some dealers do not respond or in the case of my most recent experience you are just dealing with a 'fisher'. What I mean is this person on the internet that you are making contact with is going to hook you into coming in and then just sending you to a 'sales person' on the floor when you arrive. In the past the individual on line that I was speaking to or e-mailing was the person I dealt with in the purchase, thus, doing it on line and for the most part it was not bad.
Keyes Woodland Hills, Buick – GMC – Cadillac has figured a way to mess all of this up. I spoke to a nice young lady that I had contacted doing an on line search for GMC Yukons. When we arrived we were shoved off to a salesman, who once he heard my mouth thought better and suggested we be given to the 'Fleet guy', ( see were we are going here folks? ) Well 'Charlie' was alright, and while sitting in an office the size of a large closet and with all his L.A.P.D. photos of himself in uniform it was obvious that he was a one time officer. " 20 years " when I asked was his response never looking up from his keyboard. Well, we wanted a 3/4 ton Yukon and it had to be loaded, that is how I was taught to buy my cars all the bells and ringers. Even If I never use them, they are there for me to look at and if I want to, to enjoy. There was none on the lot as this dealership had just been taken over by Keyes and it had a pretty skinny inventory. Well 'Charlie' punched all the keys and came up with a vehicle I was ready to place an order on…….BUT! Ahhh the BUT!
Then ' Charlie' did it, I asked, " how much over invoice", he tells me '$1,000.00', I tell him that I had " $200.00 " over in mind. Then 'Charlie' tells me, 'well it is supposed to be $1,500 over'. I laugh and tell him well that is not going to happen either. Then 'Charlie' tells me how tough it is to get the truck that I want, due to GM not building anything and on and on, blah blah…….Now, here comes the best part folks, if I had given the $ 1000.00 dollar over the invoice price, GM had no problem. The car was going to be easy to get! The "PROBLEM" is my friend 'Charlie' and Keyes Woodland Hills, NOT GM! You see here is the rub, not only do they make money at different levels of being a dealer such as the "hold back", but there are other incentives for a dealer to move the 'units'. Now my friend 'Charlie' is not going to budge, he tells me, 'I will check with my manager'…..that was several days ago and I have not been contacted. I almost forgot, not only was 'Charlie' nice enough to give me a print out of the invoice and the MSRP, that being what the suggested retail of the truck or 'unit' as they are known. When I look at the 'invoice' there is a $ 1, 150.30 charge for " ADVERT/ADJUSTMENTS ", what the hell is this? Sounds to me to be more profit being hidden in the deal. Now wait a minute, am I being told that they have spent $1,150.30 on advertising my new truck that I was attempting/ hoping to place an order on??????? How could they spend that much to advertise my truck, no wonder GM went broke! My point here is this folks, KEYES WOODLAND HILLS Buick, GMC, Cadillac is not, in my opinion dealing fairly and were trying to take advantage of my son and I. More likely than not I was going to be a cash buyer, just write the check or maybe, if they had some good financing I may go for 24 months, who knows? We never got that far…….boy if that was not arrogance. It was either going to be 'Charlie's' way or no way. There are too many dealers still sucking wind and GM is still not out of the woods yet and guess what, I would guess that the owner, CEO, COO or whoever really runs these places would be happy with my encounter at Keyes Woodland Hills, Buick, GMC, Cadillac.
I mentioned to 'Charlie' that we had thought of purchasing a 2010 Cadillac Escalade ESV, Platinum Edition and was promptly told by 'Charlie', ' good luck, you wont find any of them around" using that all knowing 'salesman' chatter and tone of voice. Well, not wanting to miss a beat I told him not to worry about them being rare and hard to find, that Symes Cadillac in Pasadena has two, one of which I test drove and loved! But we are looking for a true 4 wheel drive heavy duty SUV. At this point I was hoping that 'Charlie' was a better cop than he was a salesman, as he was losing us fast, real fast. This was a great learning experience for my son however. Having purchased over 45 new cars and trucks through my life it was nice for my son to get a taste of the 'games' that some dealerships will try to employ to remove your hard earned money from your wallet. Note: Symes Cadillac was a great place to deal with and the people were friendly and at all times reasonable with us, UNLIKE Keyes Woodland Hills Buick, GMC, Cadillac. .
Just before GM went spinning out of control I visited Casa De Cadillac here in the Valley and was greeted by a 'salesman' who was telling me how 'rare' these new Cadillac XLR's were and 'they were getting thousands over sticker'. I was having one of my Cadillacs worked on as the car was in need of new tires and I thought I would look at the new models. You see my friends, you go in and want to make a deal and buy a shiny new car and these greedy pigs want to make love to you with a broom stick! I say get rid of the sales people, let me deal with the factory and visit a location were I can look at or drive the vehicle I am interested in. This way people like us do not have to be insulted by people who are trying to hustle us and to some degree rip us off! And turn these 'sales people' into greeters who will show you to a comfortable seating area and get you something nice to drink while you decide the color of your new vehicle will be.
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It makes no sense to me to consider life [and mind] as material, rather that it is like the ancient notion of the sandman. Like yeast is alive when you add water and dead when its dried, all life [the objects of] is essentially dead! It just so happens that there is something out there experiencing the whole thing, what we think we are is that experiencer and not the material form. 'Life' [the experiencer] is almost like a parasite in this context or at least I found it easier to understand as like that, I think mind has an effect on evolution and so life [the experiencer] as well as chemical reactions to environment are both parts of the overall equation.
If we imagine life as having humble beginnings we could then imagine it as wanting to grow and become evermore dextrous, so something like 'human' would be inevitable. Perhaps there are other shaped objects which could build complex machines and do all and possibly more than humans can, though I struggle to see what that would be ~ a land octopus or something. Either way 'human' is part of a group of dextrous objects which would eventually be reached.
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ok, well,the only reason why there is, i think, now 2 While loops going on is that- with just the one before my Greeting, and no End for that loop, it would repeat endlessly ingame, both intro messages, requiring Ctrl-Alt-Del again.so i just used a 2nd loop after 'End'ing the greeting loop, and went from there.
if you've made it work with one loop i'd love to know how you didnt get the same repeating greeting problem i did?
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as far as the rally code goes, i merely copied and pasted it into my code from where he has it in his example file, ie, before the end of levelsetup.you're saying this this 1st part of the rallypoint code should be in between LevelSetup and LevelLogic, in its own little land somewhere?!if so, why?
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