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Wearing his trademark horn-rimmed glasses, chef's whites, and well-worn Dansko clogs, Linwood Dame stands in the corner of his open kitchen, puts a pinch of English sea salt over a watermelon-and-feta salad and simultaneously studies the row of lunch tickets to make sure the food is finding its way to the tables in a timely fashion.
"Was this tuna returned because the first piece was overcooked?" Dame grills a server as he garnishes a plate. "How long has this table been waiting?" he asks another server. "What do we have on pick up?" he shouts to a sous chef.
It's high noon at Linwoods restaurant on a warm spring day, and the lunchtime crowd is humming. Today, like most days, Dame stands "on the line," acting as the liaison between servers and chefs. With the seriousness of an airport security guard, Dame inspects each and every white Villeroy & Boch plate that goes out—perfectly propping a crusty baguette next to a heady bowl of bubbling onion soup, positioning a dish of raita just so alongside a plate of barbecued salmon, drizzling green olive oil on an appetizer of roasted tomatoes with rustic pesto. With his 6-foot-3-inch stature and shock of gray hair, Dame (or "Woody" as he is affectionately called) not only presides over the kitchen but physically towers over the dining room, his very presence enabling diners to eat with ease. Quite simply, they know there's nothing like a meal at Dame's.
"People walk in that door and look for him in that line," says night chef Jay Rohlfing. "It's reassuring for them when they see him. As a boss, he's tough, but he's honest. He works just as hard as you do. He comes in the morning, and he stays until it's over."
Like most Thursdays, this one will be a long day's journey into night. Dame has been here all morning, meeting with his catering crew, working the lunch line, and running his weekly manager's meeting (during which every waiter and bus boy are discussed as well as the glassware and lightbulb inventories). And fueled by his passion for the work (and the steam of a daily afternoon double espresso), he works the dinner shift until nine before going back to his Federal-style home in Cockeysville.
After 20 years at the helm of Linwoods, the 54-year-old Dame is still going strong. His innovative cuisine, taking inspiration from India to Asia to California, draws power players, leaders of industry, and Greenspring-Valley types. "His food is consistently great," says Stone Mill Bakery owner Alfie Himmelrich. "He doesn't compromise and that shows in every aspect of what he does. He has kept his hand in every aspect of the business because he's driven to be the best."
Designer Jay Jenkins of Jenkins Baer Associates, who has known Dame personally and professionally for more than a decade, also speaks in superlatives. "Genteel and gentleman are the best ways to describe Woody," says Jenkins, who recently gave the space a dramatic face-lift. "I have always admired his taste, his thoughtful way of treating everyone, and his desire to uphold the highest standards of his profession."
The business is a family affair. His wife, Ellen, (with whom he fell in love when he saw her riding a circus elephant on TV during her Richmond, VA, reporting days) works the front of the restaurant and greets most customers by name, while son, John, 17, a junior at St. Paul's School, hosts. "I opened my doors for the first time in the summer of 1988," says Dame, "and I couldn't believe it. Our first Saturday night, we fed 80 people, and we did a pretty good job. The next Saturday, we did 150, and we did a terrible job—we had to back it up. I was way over my projections—it was quite a ride."
When Dame opened his doors in Owings Mills, he was an unknown in a town whose culinary kudos included snowballs, crabs with Old Bay, and Berger cookies. Still, the food business had been good to him, and he was undaunted by the challenge. Straight out of the famed Culinary Institute of America (CIA), Dame co-owned a successful French bistro, The Butlery in Richmond, VA, for several years, but after issues with his partner (who wanted to expand the business too quickly), he decided to move to Baltimore to be closer to his wife's family and open a place he could call his own.
At the time, the now-bustling stretch of Reisterstown Road that Linwoods calls home was a culinary wasteland. "I knew I was going to open a restaurant," says Dame. "I just didn't know where. I got tours of kitchens from Canton to Dundalk. As I sat in traffic jams up and down I-83, I noticed Mercedes and BMWs going out of the city, and I realized the money was in the county."
The type of food to be served was important, too. Recalls Ellen, "Things were really happening in the California food scene, and it had yet to reach Baltimore. We liked the idea of creating a place where people could come on a Tuesday night and have something simple, or they could come in on a Saturday night and have an innovative meal that was serious and sophisticated."
While the menu has grown with more tapas-style choices and the catering business is booming, the food is still known for its freshness, quality, and consistency. "When Linwoods opened, there was nothing like it in northern Baltimore," says Kenneth Himmelstein, owner of Samuel Parker Clothier, who eats at Linwoods twice a week. "Other than Ruth's Chris, there's still nothing like it in the area for casual, sophisticated dining. I go because I like the atmosphere. I like the service. I can go there and get a hamburger or the best piece of fish in town."
Back in the kitchen, dozens of catering orders are taped to a white tile wall. Within the next few days, Dame will cater a small luncheon with barbecued duck for one of Baltimore's most high-powered families and throw a 60th birthday party for 275 with hand-shucked oysters and chilled jumbo shrimp. Behind the scenes, Dame checks in with then-catering chef Alison Fishbein as she peels 15 pounds of beets for a Washington, D.C. wedding and speaks with Saon Brice, who is experimenting with micro greens in yellow-and-blue gelatin for a nautical-themed bar mitzvah. As his staff buzzes around behind the scenes with the energy and urgency of an inner-city emergency room, Dame gets ready for four off- and on-site catering events the next day. By the end of the next day, he will have fed 1,000 people, not including the some 400 he feeds daily at the restaurant. Then again, it's just another day at Linwoods. "I never stopped to think of it that way," he says when asked how many people he feeds a year. Numbers have never daunted him.
Dame's first cooking school was his mother's humble kitchen in a South Side Chicago home, where 10 children would crowd on two benches around a large rectangular farmhouse table. "There were two seats on each end—my father at one end and my mother at the other end, always next to a baby in a high chair," Dame says. As the eldest, he was helping his mother, Bobby Jean, bake chocolate cakes and prepare meals at age five. "We never went out to dinner because we couldn't afford to, so preparing dinner was a big deal in our house. My mother would roast whole chickens, and they'd be lined up across the table. My love for food came from that, not really knowing at that time that's what I wanted to do. It was just part of my life."
But finding a more formal profession after dropping out of Peru State College in Nebraska a few weeks into his freshman year didn't come as easily. After working for a construction company and cleaning up blood spills in a local slaughterhouse, he had enough bus fare to make the trek back to Chicago from college. "I just showed up [at home]," Dame recalls. "I can still see my father sitting here. He said, 'What are you doing home?' I said, 'I quit.' And he said, 'Rent starts on Monday.'"
After a year of odd jobs in construction, the then-18-year-old Dame enlisted with the U.S. Coast Guard, where he stayed for four years. It was on a buoy tender boat in Lake Superior that Dame developed his work ethic and honed his cooking skills. "Those were the greatest years of my life," he says, "and I learned there is no such thing as 'no.' I did things I definitely wouldn't do today. We had to go out and get stranded sailboats out on the high seas, or we would take a small boat over to a buoy and have to strap ourselves onto it to fix the buoy—no matter the weather. I'm surprised I'm alive."
Cooking also became a source of great pride. "We had these five-gallon drums off to the side of the boat, and we'd cook," says Dame. "Fishermen from Lake Superior would drop off the fish, and we'd set the grills up and go to work on the fish. Instead of going to the commissaries, we'd go into town and buy what we needed. There were instant mashed potatoes on the boat, but we'd go and buy real potatoes, strip steaks, and tenderloin."
Toward the end of his tour of duty, Dame considered a career in cooking and asked the captain if he could become the ship's cook so that he would get the experience he needed to apply to culinary school. The captain agreed, and by 1982, Dame had graduated number two in his class (just behind Michael Chiarello, Emmy-winning Food Network chef) from the legendary Culinary Institute of America.
Dame is known around town not only for his food, but also among food suppliers, as being one of the most discriminating palates in the business. "Whether it's sea bass that has skin on it when it's not supposed to, or if a filet comes in a little too small, he will make you come back again," says Stephen Vilnit, marketing manager of Jessup-based seafood supplier J.J. McDonnell. "I can't count how many times I've dropped things off myself on my way home. He definitely knows what he wants. It's a top-notch operation from the quality of the product they use to their quality control. They don't skimp on anything."
Dame concurs that he will not compromise when it comes to quality. "If I want to buy rockfish, that rockfish has to be the thickest cuts or don't send it to me," he says. "With iceberg lettuce, how many heads are in a case? I want that head to look the same every time. We want our guys in the produce houses to open the box and check it, because when it gets to the front door here, we are going to check it. Fuel is expensive, so it better look right or it's going back, and I want it back again within a few hours."
General manager Lesley Desautels, who has worked for Linwood for 14 years, recalls his first words to her when they met. "He said, 'Hi, I'm Linwood Dame,'" remembers Desautels. "'I expect 100 percent, 100 percent of the time.'"
Dame still feels that way, but he's softened over the years. "I have high standards," agrees Dame, "but I manage completely differently than I did 20 years ago—I could be pretty brutal. And I can still be pretty brutal from time to time. If you make a mistake, you are going to hear it, and I won't be polite. I don't care if you are having a bad day because this is where we have to be right now."
Says Linwoods executive chef Thomas Devine, who has known Dame for 23 years, "In the early years, plates would get smashed," he recalls with a laugh. "He has mellowed."
But Dame has not relaxed in his enthusiasm for food. While he enjoys an occasional Orioles game, a thrice-weekly workout with a personal trainer, world-class vacations (he just returned from a Mediterranean cruise) and is an avid reader (Ted Sorenson's Counselor: A Life at the Edge of History was a recent book), food is both profession and passion. "I live to eat," says Dame.
His executive chef agrees. "He wakes up at 6:45, and by 7:15 he knows what he is having for dinner," says Devine. "Years ago, Linwood was in Paris with Ellen, and it must have been midnight there. He called me, and I could barely hear him. He says, 'Do you have a pen and paper? I just ate these well-cooked haricots vert in a nice vinaigrette and the best salad. Are you getting all this down?'"
That devotion to food has paid off. "When we opened, the community didn't know him," says Devine. "He really wanted to earn the respect of his customers through his food. That's hard to do, but he really did it."


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Ideally, a nurses readiness to return to work is mutually determined by the treatment provider and the patient. Re-entry to practice involves determination of license status, employer policies regarding re-entry, the patients substance(s) of choice, and any work restrictions or limitations. One major consideration is that the nurse not be assigned to high stress situations upon return to work.
Nurses may have not surrendered their license while in treatment, and for these individuals, recommendations and follow-up of treatment professionals may be crucial in the difference between relapse and maintaining sobriety. For nurses who have surrendered a license, understanding PAPs regulations and monitoring helps treatment staff, as well as the recovering nurse, pursue recovery and resume practice.
Considerations regarding readiness to return to work:
Additional Considerations:
When RNs return to work after treatment for alcoholism or substance abuse, it is extremely beneficial to both the individual and the organization to have a return-to-work agreement.
The agreement establishes a set of guidelines for the nurse and employer including working conditions, monitoring requirements, procedures in the event of relapse, and the length of time the agreement will be in effect, among other criteria.
Because situations vary greatly, a specific agreement is not be appropriate for all instances. The following agreement (.pdf format; Adobe Acrobat Reader required) is provided as an example, and offered as a initial guide. Additional sample agreements are available; contact the SPAN program offices for additional agreements.
Scenario Anne wants to return to her position in a high school health office after a period of outpatient treatment for amphetamine abuse. As she will have unsupervised access to prescription drugs such as Ritalin and Dexedrine, as well as any illegal substances circulating in the school, her treatment provider is urged to consider recommending employment in an alternative setting.
Frequently, when a nurse returns to practice following addiction treatment, some form of monitoring is desirable. Monitoring is required under the PAP's provisions, and for nurses who've been disciplined by the Board of Regents, there is often a monitoring requirement upon resumption of practice.
Monitoring functions take various forms, often determined by circumstances and need. For PAP participants, required monitoring ensures appropriate behavior, function, and compliance within the practice setting as well as the treatment setting. For most, PAP requires the results of frequent, randomly collected, chain-of-custody body fluids (usually urines) drug analysis. Periodic reports are required in each area where monitoring occurs. Worksite monitoring assists the recovering nurses functional capacity in practice.
NYSNA recommends the following hierarchy to determine the appropriate monitoring role: Employee Assistance Program, Employee Health Service, or a monitor who will either work on the same unit or, if in a separate area, meets with the nurse on a regular basis to properly assess the nurses work performance and adherence to contract obligations.
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ICD-10 Coding Uncovers Higher Rate of Fatal Falls Among Seniors
The risk of falls among seniors should become an even more important prevention focus for clinicians and discharge planners because of new research that ICD-10 coding shows a 42% increase in falls as a cause of death among those 65 and older between 1999 and 2007.
One subcategory, falls on the same level, which went up 698%, was largely responsible for the overall increase.
The report, from the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy, concludes that the increased death rate is not because more seniors are suffering more serious falls, but because coding for death classification was updated from International Classification of Diseases (ICD) ninth revision to ICD-10 in 1999, which encourages more detail about the underlying cause of death.
The paper is published this month in the journal Public Health Reports.
Since the transition to ICD-10 cause-of-death coding, "There has been increasing attention to educating doctors and medical examiners to let them know there's a correct way to code death, and (in these cases) that there was a fall that led to it," says Susan Baker, a professor with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, the author of the report.
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As a non-supporter of ICD-10, I was very eager to learn of a benefit of the coding. This FALLS short (pun intended!) People fall and have complications of pnuemonia or surgery so the cause of death is FALL!? Why not make cause of death WALKING? The walking led to the fall which led to the pnuemonia. I realize that I dont have the full report, but anyone who uses this report to tout the benefits of ICD-10 is really grasping at straws!
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-Hi, everyone. I'm Eric Franklin from CNET. And today, I'll take a first look at the HP Pavilion 27 xi. This is a 27-inch monitor with a 1920x1080 resolution screen. And while its actual bezel is shorter than what we're used to seeing, it's not an edge-to-edge display. Still it supports a beautiful IPS panel, LED backlights and a very glossy screen coating. The xi can be tilted back as well as swivel around very easily, thanks to its light weight. Also the display has a thin profile and, honestly, feels very plasticky to the touch. Yeah, this is not metal in every sense of the word. The back includes easily accessible connections: HDMI, DVI and VGA. There are 5 presets in the onscreen display including HP Enhance Plus which is supposed to improve the look of YouTube videos, what I found is only marginally better than the others. When in the text preset, you can customize the color temperature as well as the red, green and blue values. HD movies look great as long as you're using the right preset which is any preset but the movie preset. The movie preset looks too grainy especially if you're close to the screen which if you're using the xi's monitor, just likely you'll be pretty close from watching movies. It does look better however the farther you are away from the screen and its colors are definitely more accurate and less saturated than the others. Although a bit softer, I found the text preset best suited for movies at close range especially since it allows you [inaudible] to the color. For more information, check out my full review. Once again, I'm Eric Franklin and this has been a first look at the HP Pavilion 27 xi.
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07 March 2014 18:36 ISTHearing on the bail plea of Tehelka magazine's founder editor Tarun Tejpal, charged with rape and sexual assault of a junior journalist colleague in November last year, was adjourned on Friday till March 12 by the Bombay High Court.... READ
Tejpal's bail plea hearing begins in-camera
04 March 2014 19:39 ISTThe Bombay high court on Tuesday began in-camera hearing on the bail petition of Tehelka Founder Editor Tarun Tejpal, accused of sexually assaulting a woman colleague in a lift of a star hotel in Panaji.... READ
Opp alleges 'pass scam' at Lusofonia
07 March 2014 18:43 ISTThe Goa Legislative Assembly on Friday witnessed heated scenes over alleged irregularities in the distribution of passes for Lusofonia Games which were held in the state early this year.... READ
Parrikar regrets over media remarks
04 March 2014 20:24 ISTChief Manohar Manohar Parrikar has expressed regrets for his recent controversial remarks regarding the media.... READ
Journos wear black to protest CM's remarks
03 March 2014 20:46 ISTSeveral journalists under the aegis of Goa Union of Journalists on Monday sported black bands during the State Legislative Assembly session here to protest Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar's statement accusing the media of indulging in paid news practice.... READ
Goa gets only 2 weekly & bi-weekly new trains
12 February 2014 17:40 ISTGoa, a 365-day tourist destination for the whole world, got only two passenger trains in the interim railway budget presented today, that two one weekly and one bi-weekly train.... READ
24x7 call centre now for power consumers
14 January 2014 22:18 ISTThe Goa government has launched round the clock call centre for power consumers in its efforts to streamline the complaint mechanism.... READ
Govt denies Tab scam, challenges to provide Tabs+ at Rs 7200
07 January 2014 18:13 ISTSubhash Faldesai, chairman of Infotech Corporation and Sanguem MLA, has denied all the allegations of scandal in distributing Tablets to the students of Std V and VI, calling it a completely transparent process.... READ
India's Sumit stripped off Gold at Lusofonia
29 January 2014 19:31 ISTIndia's Sumit Malik, who won the 400 metres gold in the men's 400m race has been stripped off his medal for violating anti-doping rules and illegally participating in Lusofonia Games in lieu of a provisional suspension imposed by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA).... READ
Goa global beach volleyball destination
21 January 2014 22:28 ISTGoa could soon emerge as a global beach volleyball destination, according to Irwin Soares, the tournament director and chairman beach volleyball at the Lusofonia Games here. ... READ
Change is schedule affects Goa Lusofonia
20 January 2014 22:09 ISTThe organisers of ongoing Lusofonia Games said change in its schedule from November last to January 2014 has resulted in "less response" to the event by some countries.... READ
Ravi-Sardinha 'finalised' as Cong candidates: John
12 March 2014 23:01 ISTCongress has finalised the names of former minister Ravi Naik and sitting MP Francisco Sardinha to contest Lok Sabha polls from North Goa and South Goa respectively, a senior official said today. ... READ
LS poll in Goa rescheduled for 12 April
07 March 2014 22:59 ISTThe Lok Sabha election for Goa state has been finally rescheduled for 12 April.... READ
Objection raised over LS poll on Maundy Thu in Goa
05 March 2014 13:04 ISTThe Lok Sabha election date for Goa – 17 April – has run into rough weather as it is Maundy Thursday for the Christian community of Goa.... READ
NOTE hails CM for tax hike on tobacco products
07 March 2014 19:17 ISTAnti-tobacco watchdog National Organisation for Tobacco Eradication (NOTE) today congratulated the Goa government for increasing tax on tobacco and tobacco products in its recent budget.... READ
13 hotels at Colva beach sealed
07 March 2014 19:10 ISTSouth Goa district administration today began sealing hotels at the famous Colva beach for failing to set up a sewerage treatment plant (STP) facility.... READ
Full text of budget speech
05 March 2014 18:09 ISTChief Minister Manohar Parrikar today presented a budget for the year 2014-15. This is a full text of the budget speech. ... READ
Madhuri-Juhi to open fashion show in Goa
07 March 2014 19:00 ISTNoted actors Juhi Chawla and Madhuri Dixit, who have teamed up for the movie 'Gulab Gang', will inaugurate the eighth edition of International Ethnic Week 2014 in Goa this weekend. ... READ
Goa to enact single window law for film shoots
04 March 2014 19:20 ISTGoa government will have a single window system for clearances of film shootings in the state by enacting a legislation to this effect, Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar told the Legislative Assembly today. ... READ
Learn to read & write maximum languages: Gulzar
07 December 2013 09:43 ISTEvery Indian should know minimum three languages – the mother tongue, national language Hindi and global language English, said eminent poet and lyricist Gulzar.... READ


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ALBANY, Ga. -- Local author Melissa Diane Hudson has been selected by The International Women's Leadership Association as a woman of outstanding leadership in media.
Her radio talk show interviews discuss issues in her books which promote Godly living and abstinence from sex until marriage. She was featured in the April 2009 edition of "Woman" magazine, where she discussed issues of domestic violence after witnessing as a child the brutal death of her pregnant mother at the hands of her father.
Hudson's new urban Christian novel is "Midnight Creeping, Early Morning Reaping." She has a master's degree in education and a bachelor of arts degree in psychology. She is a widow and has one son.
Hudson was a 2012 Georgia author of the year nominee for her book "The Female Fool: 10 Reasons Why You Aren't Attracting a Good Christian Man."
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Twenty years ago, Bradford Hulcher wouldn't have believed that her son, Sam, would have a job after high school. But earlier this month, after graduating from the yearlong Project SEARCH internship program, Sam Hulcher and six other young adults with autism from Henrico County were offered jobs at Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital. "I'm just so excited," Bradford Hulcher said. Project SEARCH is a national program that provides internships for high school students with intellectual and developmental disabilities to help them develop skills and work experience. Of 200 programs nationwide, St. Mary's is the only one that works exclusively with only autistic students and involves a research component, said Paul Wehman of the Virginia Commonwealth University Rehabilitation Research and Training Center. "This was a novel idea," Wehman said. The grant to fund the St. Mary's program is designed to study the effectiveness of this program compared to in-school programs offered by public schools. Every year, the program's interns have been hired after its conclusion, he said. "The other two years we'd done this, I've thought, 'Yes this is why I've been in this field so long,'" Wehman said of the program's success. "No matter how many books I write or papers, this basically affirms what we're about." During the graduation, Wheman told students that the day was theirs. "You're heroes, pioneers and champions," he said. "You did it. It doesn't just happen. You did it because you joined hands." Participating students gave up their final year of high school, which by law they can attend until they are 21 years old, to apply for the program. Those accepted were chosen randomly from the pool of applicants, said Steven Harris, whose son, Sean, applied twice. "We had talked to his teachers through- out the years about life after high school, and like they said, this was an opportunity of a lifetime," he said. "We're very thankful to his teachers for encouraging us to do this. They said it would be a good fit for him. I've been a blubbering idiot the whole time. I feel so strongly today." Sean Harris was one of four students selected from Deep Run High School. "We were just really lucky this year to have so many of our students be chosen," said Linda Maillet, Sean Harris' exceptional education teacher from Deep Run, who attended the ceremony. Former Deep Run student Brittany Lott said she had learned how to be independent through the program. Her father, Milton Randall, said that he felt exhilarated after the ceremony. "You know she's really come a long way," he said. "When she left Deep Run there was a lot of apprehension there. . . She's just matured over the course of the year here." Nurse Manager Cynthia Rogers said she had begged for an intern every year and that her staff misses the interns when they're not there. "So I'm hiring," she said enthusiastically. Interns have worked with more than 60 departments in the hospital, including the cardiovascular and telemetry services department, in which Rogers works. When asked what she would tell parents or others considering the St. Mary's program, she said, "I think the big thing is to give them a chance, because we were really amazed at what they were able to do when given the chance, and now I'm not sure we can function without them." St. Mary's CEO Toni Ardabell, who surprised parents and students alike by announcing that the students would start work in the fall if they chose, thanked the students for their contributions. "You taught us more than you expected," she said. "Thank you for teaching us patience and determination." |
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Henrico's Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is one of only 20 gardens in North America nominated for USA Today's "10Best Reader's Choice" contest for Best Public Garden.
The 20 public gardens nominated are:
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• Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, New York
• Buthcart Gardens, Victoria, B.C.
• Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, Ga. > Read more.
Henrico PAL honors seven community members at annual banquet
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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
Keynote speaker for the banquet was Tim Hightower, a University of Richmond alumnus and former NFL running back. Hightower was introduced by Billy McMullen, former NFL player and a Henrico PAL board member. > Read more.
DAC chapter donates $1.3M in coupons
The Pocahontas Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Colonists, based in western Henrico, last year donated more than $1.3 million worth of manufacturers coupons to U.S. military personnel overseas. Throughout 2013, members and friends of the chapter clipped 952,349 manufacturers' coupons valued at $1,350,630, which Program Chairman Carole Featherston shipped to U.S. military bases abroad. Military personnel can use the coupons when shopping in base stores.
The National Society Daughters of American Colonists is a women's genealogical and patriotic society whose members are descended from a man or woman who rendered civil or military service in any of the American colonies prior to July 4, 1776. > Read more.
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Khumba-ya? Not quite
But animated South African film has its moments
You might have seen something called Khumba while clicking through a Redbox recently (or perhaps it was nestled in some hidden corner of a DVD sale shelf). And chances are, you passed it by without much of a thought. Makes sense; that goggle-eyed cartoon zebra on the cover (a zebra that's dangerously close to becoming Madagascar copyright infringement) doesn't inspire much confidence.
But when Khumba starts up, it looks nothing like you'd expect. The camera gazes across the savannah and the soundtrack swells with triumphant South African vocals. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
If you're looking for a date night with someone special, Henrico is the place to be! Check out a classic 90s movie, "My Girl," at Henrico Theatre; Circa, an innovative circus from Australia, will dazzle at the University of Richmond; and celebrate TGIF at Keagan's Restaurant where the PJ Bottoms Band is performing. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Abstract emotion
Abstract paintings of Inge Strack (pictured) are on display through March 9 at the Gumenick Family Gallery at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. Strack, a Chestefield painter of German origin, often paints in bold colors with a deep sense of emotion, focusing on brushstrokes, texture and form to find a balance. Strack's painting is routed in the European tradition of expressionism but has found its own, unique language in following the American dream.
"I am not attempting to abstract the physical world," she said. "I draw my subject matter from inside of myself hoping to create a constant conversation between the viewer and the painting, especially since abstracts do not seem to answer but ask." > Read more.
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RIT Resources for New Faculty
The wellness education requirement is designed to assist students in making healthy decisions and choices to support their academic and social interactions in college and beyond. The learning experiences provided throughout the wellness instructional program curriculum are an integral part of the total educational experience at RIT.
Graduation Requirements:
Students entering seeking a Bachelor's Degree
- Two different wellness courses
- Important Note: Two different courses would include different levels of and/or forms of a course that may have the same course number (e.g. Karate/Beginners and Karate/Advanced would count as 2 different activity courses)
Students entering seeking an Associate's Degree (and AAS or AOS)
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Transfer students may apply course work successfully completed at a previous institution. The student's home department will determine and make decisions regarding transfer of health, wellness or activity courses. The Wellness Instructional Program staff will be available for consultation.
RIT Wellness Program Course Offerings:
Health & Wellness Seminars:
Eating, Body Image & Food, Health/Fitness Challenge, Massage: Wholistic Therapy, Motivation & Leadership, Relationship Health, Smoking Cessation, Spirituality & Health, Stress. Management; Wellness Challenge Exam; and Wellness for Life.
Ballroom Dance, Country Line Dance, Dance/Ballet/Special Topics, Dance Performance, Fundamentals of Choreography, Hip Hop, Irish Step, Lyrical Ballet, Swing, Argentine Tango, Tango, Tap and Advanced Tap, Latin: Swing, Jazz, Beginner Dance
Fitness :
Aqua: Tone & Conditioning, Bootcamp, Cardiokickboxing, Core Glutes & Abs, Jogging, Jogging: 10K Training, Personal Training/Certification, Pilates, Running for Fitness and Competition, Spinning, Spin & Core, Student Personal Training, Personal Training, Pilates, Swimming for Fitness, Total Body Conditioning, Turbo Kick, Walking for Fitness, Weight Training, Yoga and Kundalini Yoga, Endurance Spin and Sculpt, Extreme Fitness, PiYo, Deep Water Challenge, Drums Alive, Power Sculpt, Power Yoga, Pilates Bootcamp
Life Support and Safety :
CPR/First Aid; Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries; First Aid; Lifeguarding and Water Safety Instruction.
Lifetime Recreation and Leisure:
Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Curling, Pocket Billiards, Bowling/Off campus, Disc Golf, Dodgeball, Fencing (Foil & Sabre), Fly Fishing, Flag Football, Frisbee (Ultimate), Golf, Horseback/English (off-campus), Horseback/Western (off-campus), Ice Skating, Ice Hockey, In-Line Skating, Juggling, Officiating (basketball, softball, flag football), Racquetball, Skiing (downhill), Soccer (Indoor/Outdoor), Softball, Snow Boarding, Swimming (Instructional), Team Handball, Tennis (Indoor/Outdoor/Cardio), and Volleyball.
Interactive Adventures:
Adirondack Snowshoeing, Backpacking, Bouldering, Camp Cooking, Canoeing, Climbing Gym Tours, Cross Country Skiing, Ice Climbing/Adirondacks, Kayaking, Kayak Rolling, Hiking, Rock Climbing (Indoor & Outdoor), Top-Rope Set Up, Training for Climbers, Training/Technical Skills, Snow Shoeing & Hiking, Whitewater Kayaking, and Wilderness Skills.
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Aikido, Brazillian Capoeira, Kali Level I, Karate, Karate/Sparring, Kung Fu (all levels, Self-defense and Rank Test Review), Qigong, Self-Defense/Women, and Tai Chi.
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- Student Wellness: General Student Wellness website
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Contact Person: | Michelle Schrouder, M.S. Associate Director |
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NCPR News Staff: Chris Knight
Adirondack Correspondent
Chris Knight Chris Knight is a senior staff writer for the Adirondack Daily Enterprise in Saranac Lake. Before joining the Enterprise, Chris was the news director for Mountain Communications, which owns several Saranac Lake radio stations, for eight years. Chris works for North Country Public Radio as an occasional contributing reporter.
Away from work, Chris enjoys hiking, skiing, kayaking and just about anything else in the outdoors. He and his wife Kate-Lyn live in Saranac Lake and have two children. E-mail
Away from work, Chris enjoys hiking, skiing, kayaking and just about anything else in the outdoors. He and his wife Kate-Lyn live in Saranac Lake and have two children. E-mail
Stories filed by Chris Knight
Adirondack Towns Consider New County
Apr 14, 2004 — Local leaders in 10 Adirondack towns are thinking about breaking away to form their own county. It would include towns that are now part of Essex and Franklin counties. The idea is still in its infancy, but if it goes forward, Adirondack County would be the first new county in New York in 90 years. Chris Knight has more: Go to full article
UV Disinfection of Lake Placid Wastewater Funded
Apr 06, 2004 — A sewage feud in the Adirondacks moved one step closer to resolution this week. Congressman John Sweeney says $1.4 million in federal money will go to upgrade Lake Placid's new sewage treatment plant. The money will be spent on an experimental system designed to disinfect wasterwater before it flows into the Chubb and the Ausable rivers. As Chris Knight reports, officials downstream in Wilmington welcomed the news. Go to full article
Skier Dies on Whiteface
Mar 15, 2004 — For the second time this winter a skier has died after hitting a tree while skiing at Whiteface Mountain at Wilmington. Chris Knight reports. Go to full article
Fire Strikes Tupper Lake
Mar 09, 2004 — A major fire hit downtown Tupper Lake Monday, leveling two businesses on Park Street. Fire crews from around the region were called in to battle the blaze. Chris Knight reports. Go to full article
Rangers Say DEC Policies Jeopardize Public Safety
Jan 23, 2004 — Forest rangers in the North Country say new Department of Environmental Conservation policies are making it harder for them to respond to emergencies. Rangers now need permission from a supervisor before they can go out on emergency calls. As Chris Knight reports, critics say that could mean dangerous delays. Go to full article
Snowmobile Article Infuriates Riders
Jan 21, 2004 — Snowmobile advocates are furious about a commentary published this month in the Adirondack Explorer newspaper. The article was written by a former top official with New York's Department of Environmental Conservation -- who now describes the popular sport as unconstitutional in the Park. The article also makes joking references to a plan to eliminate and even kill snowmobile riders. Chris Knight has our story. Go to full article
Man Survives Two Weeks in the Woods
Nov 04, 2003 — A Tupper Lake man lost in the woods for over two weeks walked out early yesterday. Police said he survived by building a makeshift lean-to and drinking pond water. Chris Knight has more. Go to full article
Large Voter Turnout Expected in Essex County
Nov 03, 2003 — A bitter and controversial election campaign in Essex County's largest town is expected to draw large numbers of voters to the polls tomorrow. North Elba spans from Saranac Lake and Lake Placid. Incumbent supervisor Shirley Seney and councilwoman Sally Warner face off in a rematch of September's primary. Chris Knight reports. Go to full article
Task Force Focuses on Farming
Nov 03, 2003 — Farmers and farming advocates from Adirondack counties were in Westport last week to share their concerns about the future of their livelihood. They spoke at the latest in a series of public forums convened by a task force of Assembly Republicans. Chris Knight has more: Go to full article
Search Scaled Back
Oct 30, 2003 — The Department of Environmental Conservation has scaled back its search for a Tupper Lake man missing for over three weeks. Chris Knight has more: Go to full article
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"Braincar by Dutch artist Olaf Mooij is an art car with a giant brain atop the back half of the vehicle. Cameras on the car capture photos and video of its daytime travels. At night, the car "dreams" a video remix of the day's footage, projecting the imagery on to the giant brain.
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Why do they all have six strings? You can't sing songs about druids on a six string guitar, no matter how many necks it has.
WHAT THE NECK A man demonstrates a 12-necked guitar designed by artist Yoshihiko Satoh. (Photo: Hideto Nagatsuka / Solent News via the Telegraph)
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Andrew Lancaster uses his taxidermy skills to assemble creatures that wouldn't otherwise exist outside his own imagination. We rather wish at least some of them were real, particularly this strange baby-faced beast.
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