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Color of Grille?
I being indecisive about which color I should paint the grille for 49-1. I have painted some parts black such as the air filter cap, the touch control linkage and manifold, the starter, generator, and the fan blades.
Now that I have the grille all primed and ready for paint I can't make up my mind as to which color I should paint it, Red or Black.
Since I can't decide I thought I'd take a poll of the board and let you make my decision.
Donny, since you went unconventional with a lot of accent pieces don't chicken out now - BLACK!
Ken, Annie the '48 Cub & 1282 Cub Cadet.
I think we gotter if'n she don't kick, Andy Griffith.
Donny, If you really want to paint it the color of the members opinions I think you should paint it the color of %age of votes. I dont want to hear you scream like AlGore about the vote outcome either. Also I would like to know if you cleaned the (Hanging-Chads) off of the grille before you primed it?.
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This '48 may give you some idea... as faded as it is. When it gets re-painted, I'm sure the grille will be red. Black paint will be limited to starter and generator.
Either way, you won't be subject to arrest.
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You liberals are all alike. I suspect you would want 1/3rd red, 1/3rd black, 1/6 white, and 1/6th a random color for furture use.
Mr. GW, I do like the black with the stainless hardware. As for being arrested, I'm innocent but it will still cost me $$$$$$$
Donny mentioned that he painted his air-filter cap and that reminded of a question I was going to ask awhile back but forgot. I notice in most pictures of 48-Cubs that they are sporting the domed top mushroom shaped cap. So I am assuming that the Flat-top round cap on My 48-Cub is not original.
Then came Bronson
An opinion on paint is like ath part of your body where you sit, everyone has one and they're all different. My personal preference is red, especially if the radiator is black.
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For goodness sakes, paint it red!! And go back and paint all those black parts red too!!
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Chrome plate the sucker!!!!!!!!
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My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Originality says red. I like original.
You could always pick up another grill and paint it black so you can switch them. The OEM grills are not bad and come painted black.
Personal preference is Is RED
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Faculty-staff retirements and departures
Beginning School
Joanne Dreier is retiring after teaching kindergarten in the Beehive for 26 years. A master teacher, Joanne has touched the lives of many children who have left her presence feeling valued and capable. We will miss Joanne's easy laugh, brilliant insights about children, and infectious love of learning. She looks forward to open-ended time with her husband, Sam, daughter, Lisbeth '99, and extended family and friends.
We also say goodbye to preschool teaching assistant Avni Patel and kindergarten teaching assistant Colleen Connolly, with thanks for guiding and encouraging our students. We wish Avni great happiness on the occasion of her summer wedding and wish Colleen the best of luck on her job search as a teacher.
Lower School
Susan Lazareck is retiring after a 34-year teaching career. She has taught 1st and 3rd grades for the past 18 years at Catlin Gabel. She will be remembered for creating innovative curriculum and for holding a high standard of expectation for her students. She plans to pursue volunteer work next year after spending two weeks on Maui.
Jonathan Weedman has served as the Beginning and Lower School counselor for the past four years. We are grateful for his effective work with students, parents, and colleagues. His focus on resilience has influenced how we think about pressure, play, social dynamics, and taking life in stride. Jonathan plans to start a private practice.
We say farewell to our hardworking interns Elizabeth Johnson (grade 1), Kelly Nichols (grade 2), Elisabeth Neely (grade 3), Catherine Schaper (grade 4), and Olivia Rush (grade 5). We wish them well in their job searches! We also thank and bid adieu to teaching assistants Suzie Roane and Meghan Fernald, who are both returning to school. Thank you for your amazing support of teachers and students!
Middle School
Retiring Spanish teacher Wally Wilson wraps up 32 years at Catlin Gabel. Wally's career has included teaching all Middle and Upper School grades, a Fulbright scholar year in Argentina, and establishing the early years of our global education program. Wally has been a pillar in our community both figuratively and literally: one year he stood in as the maypole at Spring Festival. We are grateful for his contributions to the school and the lasting affect he has had on our students.
Monique Bessette, French teacher extraordinaire, retires this year after 15 years at Catlin Gabel in the Middle and Upper Schools. Her commitment to teaching by doing and experiential education came alive through her initiation of the Middle School global education trip to Martinique. Her students and colleagues will miss Monique's energy and spirit.
During his two-year interim position at Catlin Gabel, Pete Ritson has contributed much to our school with his impressive science background. He helped improve the schoolwide science curriculum by participating in an alignment process. His participation in a curricular alignment process helped improve the schoolwide science curriculum. He also helped lead the effort to create the new schedule that will be implemented in the fall. We will miss Pete and wish him the best.
Upper School
Michael Heath, head of the Upper School and assistant head for co-curriculars, is off to become head of Heathwood Hall Episcopal School in Columbia, South Carolina. Among Michael's accomplishments since arriving in 2007 are realigning the grading structure, examining and adjusting the homework load to better serve students, encouraging cross-disciplinary teaching and collaboration, insisting that the ethical and moral lives of students are central to the school's mission, and providing leadership in bringing the Knight Family Scholars Program, PLACE, and the Global Online Academy into prominence. We are proud to count Michael among the Catlin Gabel division heads who have gone on to lead entire schools.
For 27 years, Laurie Carlyon-Ward has dedicated herself to teaching art and to the well-being of students at Catlin Gabel. Students and colleagues have sought her out for wise counsel, knowing they will receive sensible advice and comforting affirmation. Laurie has inspired two generations of students to create, craft, and stretch. As a leader in the arts department she has been an important voice for creativity and a key promoter of the Creative Arts Center campaign. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement, Laurie.
Véronique de la Poterie has taught French for 25 years at Catlin Gabel. Her enthusiasm, energy, and ingenuity are infectious. She has held her students to high standards and proudly celebrated their accomplishments. Veronique has shared with the community her commitment to service learning and devotion to safeguarding the environment. As the leader of several trips abroad, she has shared with students her love of travel and the Francophone world. Bonne chance!
Math teacher Dave Tash claims this retirement – his third – is his last. He's an extraordinary teacher, with a particular gift for working one-on-one with students. Dave has the uncanny ability to make math fun even for students for whom the concepts are difficult. He generously shares stories about his life as a Navy SEAL, opens students' minds about ways to think about world politics, and is quick with a laugh. We will especially miss Dave's self-deprecating sense of humor, which we are sure he will put to good use in retirement.
Karen Talus joined our history faculty four years ago, already an accomplished teacher with many years of experience. Her curiosity and intellect have inspired everyone in her classes to do their best. Her composed manner belies an irreverence and wit that has kept her colleagues and students laughing. Karen is a master of reaching all types of learners, has been a Model UN advisor, and was a key player in the history department. We hate to see her go and will miss her wisecracks, but we wish her well in retirement.
Catherine Canapary Healy has been a gift to the Upper School. Her balance of generous spirit and fierce intelligence will be sorely missed. She has been an important member of the community beyond the many registrar tasks she has performed so well. We wish her the best as she pursues her divinity degree.
For many parents, teachers, and students, Jessica Marlitt has been the face, voice, and spirit of the Upper School. She has efficiently, capably, calmly, and lovingly handled everything from planning Winterim to advising students, training future leaders, communicating beautifully, and demonstrating what it means to be a community member. May your ultimate Frisbee tosses always be true, Jessica.
David Zonana has a heart for teaching and a passion for the outdoors. In just a couple of years, he has greatly influenced our outdoor education program, connecting with students and leading amazing trips. We will miss his zeal and sense of humor and wish him well in graduate school – but not until after he leads this summer's expedition to Ecuador.
Richard Kassissieh has dedicated his technology, teaching, and communication skills to enriching Catlin Gabel since 2006. His embrace of technology and progressive education has led to a range of improvements in classrooms and departments campus-wide. Among his numerous contributions he built our website with open source software, led teachers in adopting new technologies to teach innovatively, and established the exchange program with Maru-a-Pula school in Botswana. Richard's interest in teaching colors everything he does and will be an asset for his next role as academic dean at University Prep in Seattle.
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Overnight layover= Charlotte, NC
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Charlotte, NC - definitely "boys" week.
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Despite rumors linking the likes of Mark Hughes and Rafael Benitez to the vacant manager's job at Aston Villa, it appears that Wigan Athletic manager Roberto Martinez has emerged as the leading candidate for the job. His current employer has agreed to let Martinez speak to Villa, though that doesn't necessarily mean this move is a foregone conclusion.
BREAKING: WIgan Athletic give Aston Villa permission to speak to Roberto Martinez.
Martinez has barely saved Wigan from relegation in the last couple of seasons, but is generally regarded as an up and coming manager regardless of his relative lack of success in the Premier League. Wigan hasn't exactly been blessed with great finances, so that lack of success certainly isn't entirely the fault of Martinez. Aston Villa are looking for a new manager after Gerard Houllier's resignation due to health concerns.


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With 4Q earnings season winding down, we mentioned the number of possible option trades would be dwindling as Wall Street prepares for a new season and 1Q earnings in April.
There were, however, a number of put and call option trades we have targeted but not all of them meet our criteria to make the risk worth the reward.
One trade we are eager to see play out is a possible long, short, or strangle option trade on Caesars Entertainment (CZR, $25.85, up $0.31).
The company will confess to their numbers after today's close and we are expecting at least a 10% move, possibly 15%-20%. This means there could be an option trade that benefits us no matter which way shares move.
The suit-and-ties are expecting a loss of $1.17-$1.73 a share. This is a very wide range and will factor in the move as a number better than a loss of $1.17 might be bullish, providing revenues come in better-than-expected.
Analysts seem to agree the company will report revenues north of $2 billion so anything below this would be bearish.
Caesars' has a great brand name but the knuckleheads running the company have been running in the red for the past 4 quarters with heavy losses. They losses have been way GREATER than analysts expectations and is apparent of a company with a heavy debt load.
This could be the quarter the company throws in the kitchen sink and we are not sure how shares will react. If Caesars' starts to shed assets to pay down debt then maybe a turnaround is in play but this takes several quarters if not years to do and we doubt current management can get the job done.
The company become public just 2 years ago and traded in a range of $9 to nearly $18 on its first day of trading before closing at $15. The IPO was overpriced then and we believe shares are over-priced now.
As a pure play on a test to $23-$22.50, we could use the March 22.50 puts (CZR140322P00022500, $0.30, down $0.05) to play a 10% pullback. Of course, with the options expiring next week, we would consider it a lottery trade as shares would need to trade down to $22.20, technically, for us to break even. With some premium built-in these options will double on a drop below $22.
The flip side of the trade, if we were bullish, would have us looking at the March 30 calls (CZR140322C00030000, $0.10, up $0.05) but shares would need to move 16% and kiss $30.10 for the trade to break even.
The aforementioned call and put options could also be used as a strangle option trade and the premiums together would be 40 cents, or $40 to buy both contracts. Ten contracts of each would cost $400 and shares would need to trade under $22 or above $30.40 to start making profits.
We like the odds of a downside play more than the other two trades but we will likely sit on the sidelines either way. The casino stocks have been hot this year so there is a chance for upside risk despite what kind of numbers or outlook Caesars Entertainment gives.
We have said we will be in perfect shape to play the market's next major move or trend so we don't have to trade just to trade. We are having a tremendous first quarter with our option trading as we have been pinpoint accurate in calling the market's run to new all-time highs.
There is still room for 1%-2% more fluff to the upside but our chart work showed all of the indexes at or near their upper price channels. A possible breakout could occur and we have listed upside targets to watch to confirm the rally. Until then, we have mentioned the action could get choppy and sloppy with risk to the downside so continue to be patient.
As we head into the second half of trading, the Dow is down 49 points to 16,369 while the S&P 500 is declining a 6-pack to 1,871. The Nasdaq is lower by 10 points to 4,324 and the Russell 2000 is slipping a 6-pack as well and was last seen at 1,194. A close below 1,200 would suggest further weakness ahead.
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Pumpkin Agnolotti
Published: November 2011 Servings: Makes 18
- 1/2 cup canned pumpkin purée
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan, plus more for sprinkling
- 1/8 teaspoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon lemon zest
- Salt and pepper
- 18 round or square wonton wrappers
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 cup crème fraîche
- Pumpkin seeds, toasted and shelled
Nutritional Information
One piece contains: Calories (kcal) 56.0 %Calories from Fat 48.0 Fat (g) 3.0 Saturated Fat (g) 1.7 Cholesterol (mg) 17.8 Carbohydrates (g) 5.3 Dietary Fiber (g) 0.4 Total Sugars (g) 0.3 Net Carbs (g) 4.9 Protein (g) 1.9 Sodium (mg) 82.2
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Mash pumpkin purée, Parmesan, sugar, and lemon zest in a medium bowl. Season with salt and pepper. Arrange wonton wrappers on a work surface. Brush edges with lightly beaten egg. Place 1 tsp. filling on bottom half; fold top half over, gently pressing edges to seal. Boil ravioli in salted water until just tender, about 3 minutes.
Melt butter with crème fraîche in a sauté pan. Add ravioli and 2 Tbsp. pasta cooking liquid; toss to coat. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Top with grated Parmesan and pumpkin seeds (pepitas).
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Summoner's RiftComments95
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The Summoner's Rift is the most commonly used Field of Justice. The map was given a graphical and technical update on May 23, 2012 and a visual update in 2014.
The oldest and most venerated Field of Justice is known as Summoner's Rift. The Rift is located in a remote forest between Freljord, the Serpentine River, and the Ironspike Mountains. The Summoner's Rift is one of a few locations in Valoran where magical energy is at its greatest concentration, making it a highly sought-after locale to pursue magical endeavors. The magical energy is so great that it has mutated the local wildlife. This has also attracted the presence of a Dragon. The Rifts is surprised by the reemergence of Baron Nashor, a large Serpent/Worm largely believed to be dead for centuries. It now resides at the location of The Leagues failed clone and has his corruption affecting the land around him. Historically, the forest where the Rift resides was the site of several battles during Runeterra's various Rune Wars. In modern times, this battleground is known as the ultimate proving ground for any aspiring summoner. The Rift is also the battleground where some of Valoran's greatest political decisions have been made since the inception of the League of Legends.
The objective of Summoner's Rift is simple – destroy the enemy nexus. In order to do this, champions must traverse down one of three different paths (or lanes) in order to attack their enemy at their weakest points they can exploit. Both teams have their lanes defended by numerous turrets; each turret grows in strength the closer it gets to its respective nexus and each turret must be eliminated in order to gain access to the next turret in that lane. Cooperating with fellow summoners is an absolute requirement for success, as it is easy for a champion to find themselves ambushed by enemies in the lanes of the Rift.
In-Game Description
The oldest and most venerated Field of Justice is known as Summoner's Rift. This battleground is known for the constant conflicts fought between two opposing groups of Summoners. Traverse down on of three different paths in order to attack your enemy at their weakest point. Work with your allies to siege the enemy base and destroy their Headquarters.
- 19000 unit distance from nexus obelisk to nexus obelisk (measured with Caitlyn's Ace in the Hole).
- Three lanes to fight your way to the enemy base.
- A forest populated by neutral monsters of varying degrees of toughness, the toughest of which provide buffs and/or gold for your whole team.
- Powerful turrets defend key areas on the map. You must confront these in addition to your enemies if you are to make headway toward victory.
- A map dividing river that lies in neutral territory, allowing for quick travel between lanes.
- Two bases at opposite corners of the map, populated by a shop, a nexus, two turrets to defend the nexus, and inhibitors that suppress the other team's minions.
Summoner's Rift Shopkeepers
- Summoner's Rift during its history had a number of shopkeepers.
- The first one was called Doran, who made the standard starting items like: Doran's Blade, Doran's Ring, Doran's Shield and also made Wukong's Staff.
- The second one was an elderly male Yordle with a pet of unknown species (possibly a cat or rabbit species). (later to find out it is called a yonkey from pbe data mining and posted in areddit article)
- The third Shopkeeper (located at the Blue base) is an elderly female Yordle with a large animal resembling a Bantha from Star Wars.
- The fourth Shopkeeper (located at the Red base) is a elderly mustashed seal character. His shop is a large Air balloon that got punctured.
Monster Camps
Summer Version
It is the default and first version released of the map.
Winter VersionA variant of the regular Summoner's Rift with a winter seasonal variants, designed for the 2009 Snowdown Showdown event. This version was a permanent option before it was replaced with the Autumn Version on November 2010. It was also available during the 2010 Snowdown Showdown, replacing the Autumn version temporarily and made a return for the 2011 Snowdown Showdown in December 2011. The Winter Version of the Summoner's Rift has a few differences:
- A mostly white background, because of the snow.
- Snow falling and covering the terrain.
- The River is frozen.
Autumn VersionThe Autumn Version of Summoner's Rift was a special variant designed for the 2010 Harrowing Seasonal Event. It replaced the Winter Version as the secondary version available and renamed Autumn Version after a poll on November 2010. It was temporarily replaced again with the Winter Version for the 2010 Snowdown Showdown. The Autumn Version uses music from the Twisted Treeline.
- There are coffins at bottom right area of the map. These signify the "death" (cancellation) of several champions.
Summoner's Rift Update
May 23, 2012 brought graphical and technical updates to Summoner's Rift. The updates brought players better aesthetics as well as improved overall graphical performance for players on lower settings. Some of the enhancements included:
- Better game performance at low and mid spec.
- Updated textures across Summoner's Rift.
- Improved animations on many of the monsters, including the Ancient Golem, the Lizard Elder and, of course, Baron Nashor.
- A new, animated shopkeeper to service all of your champion's item purchases.
Summoner's Rift Evolves
In the second half of 2014 Riot will update Summoner's Rift yet again. Changing the overall art style of the map while preserving the spirit and gameplay of Summoner's Rift. The new changes are:
- General
- A new handcrafted artistic style to Summoner's Rift.
- Gameplay on the map is more readable than in the previous map. Making action the top priority on the screen rather than the environment.
- Cleaned up a lot of the terrain (so that the widths of the visuals match the width of the mesh).
- This is particularly noticeable in Red-side jungle.
- Purple Team changed to Red Team.
- Red base features an owl and mage motif with curved linear shapes. Blue base is inspired by a stag and paladin theme with blockier shapes. Both of the owl and stag sigils meet in middle lane.
- Fog of war upgrade - fog is darker and the fade between fog and non-fog is now more abrupt/crisp (it's not a gradual fade).
- General bug fixes.
- Camera angle adjusted to be more similar to Howling Abyss (higher angled, less perspective).
- This should make the difference between playing up and down less significant.
- Updated look to minions, canon minions and super minions.
- Red minions wield axes while blue minions war hammers.
- Two new shopkeepers for both of the Bases.
- Each jungle quadrent has a unique theme. Blue buff jungle has a bluer hue, while the Red jungle has a red-ish hue. West jungle is more destroyed by the influence of Baron Nashor while the east one retains its more natural look.
- New Summoner's Rift music.
- Jungle
- The Ancient Golem has been replaced with the Blue Sentinel (a golem with a blue crystal) and his Lizards with two Sentries (floating monoliths).
- The Big Golem/ Golems have been replaced with Ancient Krug/ Krugs (insect-like rocky creatures).
- The Wraith/ Lesser Wraiths have been replaced with Crimson Razorbeak/ Razorbeaks (large birds).
- The Wight has been replaced with Gromp (a frog/walrus hybrid).
- The Giant Wolf and its Wolves has been replaced with a two-headed Greater Murk Wolf and its single-headed Murk Wolves.
- The Lizard Elder has been replaced with the Red Brambleback (an ent-like creature) and his Lizards with little Cinderlings.
- When Dragon first takes flight, he knocks back surrounding enemies.
- Dragon's basic attacks are similar to Viktor's Death Ray, except that trail follows a specific target (can be curvy).
- Every third attack is ground-targeted ball of fire that deals damage in an off-centered explosion upon hitting the floor.
- When Baron spawns, he knocks back surrounding units, wards and targetable traps. He retains his ability to knock back wards and traps while alive.
- Whenever Baron damages an enemy he applies a number of Corrosion stacks, which reduces armor and magic resist by 0.5 per stack. Basic attacks apply 1 stack.
- He has the ability to reduce his attacker's attack damage by 50%, but this is only used on physical attackers.
- New abilities:
- 1) Baron Nashor rears back and then spits a number of balls of acid at multiple target locations, damaging enemies and leaving multiple persistent areas for a short duration that deals periodic damage and rapidly applies Corrosion stacks. This is ability is used on melee ranged attackers.
- 2) A wide Death Ray-like attack that damages everyone it hits and rapidly applies lots of Corrosion stacks. This ability is used on ranged attackers.
- 3) Baron slams his claws into the target location, dealing damage and briefly knocking back enemies hit. This is ability is used on attackers in melee range. Will be used to interrupt channels.
- 4) A tentacle erupts from the ground at the target location, dealing damage and knocking up enemies hit. This ability is used on ranged attackers. Will be used to interrupt channels.
- The general layout of two long lanes extending on the border of the map and a middle lane between them, each crossed by a river, was inspired by the fan-made mod Defense of the Ancients, popular map for Warcraft III of which once Steve 'Guinsoo' Feak was serving as the main designer.
- The monster camps in this map were made to spawn everytime the same places since V188.8.131.52: before that, wolf camps and golem camps randomly alternated.
- Urf's Ghost can be found in the halloween version near the top of the river (Top Lane) just to the right of the top most brush found in blue's jungle. He will even attack passing Warwicks and either do 1 damage or pop his Banshee's Veil if the bubble is up on the Autumn version of the map.
- Garena announced that the map will polished red (Be aware that news source is Turkish) within Play it Red event due to Garena Carnival for a limited period in Garena server on June 2014.
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GARNER — Six years ago, Garner resident LeGrant Taylor said the good Lord spoke to me while he was sitting on his couch after a car accident. On the way home from a physical therapy appointment, he obeyed, picking up a canvas and some paint. He hadnt had an art class since ninth grade, and was self-taught.
My wife thought I was losing it, Taylor said. She thought I was a little out of my mind. Then she saw it.
Now a growing number of other people are seeing it, too, as the 46-year-olds profile as an artist has risen during the past few years in particular.
What started as something to kill downtime during recovery has become something more as exhibitions around the area have featured his artwork. He also took a prize at the 2013 N.C. State Fair, and on Friday, UNC-TV filmed part of a feature it will run on him in July.
The show Black Issues Forum will film Taylor and his art at a show in Durham. He will be interviewed in-studio with the shows host Deborah Holt Noel on June 27, and it will air next month.
Painting was kind of a hobby, but now Ive picked it up as kind of a second source of income now. I dont want to call it a part-time job ... a new venture for sure, Taylor said. Everything has been happening kind of quick.
After moving to Garner from Angier in eighth grade, Taylor has spent most of his life in the area. By profession, the Lakemoor neighborhood resident works for a printing press, but it turns out he doesnt need a machine to put something of value on paper.
After he started, he said people told him he should put his work into art shows. Eventually he did.
His oil on canvas work utilizing what he describes as a blend of styles began to catch the attention of a number of people. This will be his fourth year participating in the African American Festival held annually on Labor Day weekend in downtown Raleigh.
He said that festival was where he first started having people recognize him and eventually led to other opportunities. He said he also got support and interest from members of his church, Hatchet Grove Church in Morrisville.
But it was 2013 when things began to really get rolling.
Last winter, the Garner Performing Arts Center displayed his work as part of Black History Month activities. He had just done his first feature show not long before and each of the shows drew 200-300 people, he said.
From there is when everything, all the shows and different things, started, Taylor said.
Around that time, Stephanie Freeman of North Carolina Central University contacted him and filmed a half-hour documentary (posted to YouTube in April, 2013). In it, Taylor describes how he became an artist and talks about a number of his paintings, their inspiration and their meaning.
Thats kind of pushed me out there, too, Taylor said. That was a big boost.
Since then, hes had a number of big moments.
His piece Mancave won third place in the professional art category at the State Fair. (He said the piece, which depicts three men and a checkerboard, represents the earlier, modest, simpler version of where men would gather in the house as opposed to in a large room with a pool table and big TV.)
Another point of pride for Taylor was being able to present Judith Jamison and Debra Saunders-White paintings this spring at an event at N.C. Central.
Jamison, a famous dance instructor from New York who had also earned international acclaim as a dancer, was in town to give a guest lecture. Saunders-White became the first woman appointed as permanent chancellor at North Carolina Central.
His work also was on display at Artsplosure, an annual art festival that runs in downtown Raleigh in May. Thats when Noel approached him about the public television feature.
The whirlwind has taken Taylor by surprise, just like the car that rear-ended him and altered his life six years ago. Of course, its left him with plenty to keep himself busy. And he takes pride in his duty to share his gifts.
Theyve been kind of finding me, Taylor said when asked whether hes been actively pursuing opportunity or whether theyre finding him. Now Im starting to understand that its a little more than what I thought it was in the beginning.
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Carter: Management by Objectives: You Need to Plan
Most fire service and industry managers will agree that a day started without a plan, without some goals to achieve, normally results in fewer accomplishments than a day lived with setting and meeting objectives.
More than 520 years ago, Christopher Columbus discovered the new world. Not that it was the New World he was really looking for, but it was the best he could do at the time. Let me suggest that a part of what we are and who we are have come about owing to his influence. A great deal of time was spent in planning suitable commemorations of that occasion. A review of history tends to lead to an interesting dichotomy.
Many people spent vast quantities of time and talent charting the course for that memorial event. They had a good idea of just what was going to happen and the exact points at which the various events were to occur. This is an important point for us to ponder. I want you to contrast all of this planning with the actual voyage of Columbus himself. He did not know exactly where he was headed. He was armed with a simple abiding faith in his theory that if you sailed to the west, you would eventually reach the east. We know now that his was a solid theory, but at the time that is all it was: theory.
So picture the actual view of Columbus' fantastic journey in contemporary terms. A man set sail across uncharted seas, with just a vision of where he and his people were headed. Armed only with strong hearts, a hopefully ample store of provisions, and only the stars to guide them, they set out in search of the unknown.
Sound familiar? It sure should because it could describe the manner in which many of our fire departments work everyday. People have a vague perception that combating fire and helping people are a way of doing good things for their fellow travelers here on earth. They have no idea where they are or where they are going, or what they will do when they get there; but they continue to charge into the unknown territory of municipal fire protection.
The purpose of this visit with you is to explain that a way to plan does exist for your chaotic journey. Most managers will agree that a day started without a plan, without some goals to achieve, normally results in fewer accomplishments than a day lived with setting and meeting objectives. Therefore, let me state unequivocally that Management by Objectives (known as MBO) has been around since the 1960s. It is not some new fad to be looked at with fear and doubt. In cases where MBO has been properly utilized, the results have been outstanding.
According to Odiorne (1979) in his book Management by Objectives, MBO "… provides for the maintenance and orderly growth of the organization by means of statements of what is expected for everyone involved, and measurement of what is actually achieved." Simply stated, before the trip to success begins for any organization, the players have to agree on what constitutes success, how to accomplish it and how to recognize when they have achieved it.
For many fire chiefs, however, MBO means no more than endless rounds of meeting to discuss top-level goals. For too many people, the game of MBO becomes more important than the successes which can result from its use. MBO is "… a process whereby managers of an organization identify its goals, define each individual's major areas of responsibility in terms of results expected… and use the measures as guides operating the unit and assessing the contribution of its members." What one accomplishes with MBO is the mapping out of a journey for an organization. Management by objectives allows for the conduct of these steps in an orderly manner, within a well-thought-out organizational framework.
If, for example, the MBO plan states that at the end of a given number of months, the number of in-service fire training programs performed by individual companies will double, this becomes a recognizable, quantifiable entity. Presumably you will know how many sessions your companies are currently performing. If at the end of one yea, the number of sessions is not two times the original figure, you will be able to judge the degree of success which you have achieved. In this way, you will be able to determine how well your fire department has performed during the period of analysis.
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Carbon Neutral by 2013 - To Sustain Ireland or the Greens in Government?
The Minister's requirement is "All Dwellings to be Carbon Neutral by 2013".
In my opinion at the slow rate we're currently building and disseminating information this is not on.
Expecting the burden for upgrading homes less than five years old which were certified as compliant with the building regulations when completed to be carried by purchasers who are already under pressure financially and in negative equity is not on.
From the article above:
"There is also the issue of the increased costs. Experts believe the cost of upgrading a home to the 40pc more efficient standard currently in place can add up to 10pc to the cost of building. A carbon neutral house is likely to cost significantly more, but over the long-term residents will pay much lower fuel bills."
In the boom, such increased costs might have seen sustainable for a limited time, not now.
The percentage of new homes to be built before 2013 will be a fraction of what we've built in the noughties, so even if they are perfect examplars of the craft they will make very little difference in terms of energy saved.
Retrofitting is the only way to hugely improve matters, but who has the money today, even with the grants, to upgrade their homes?
While Jeff Colley and Eamon Ryan have developed a sound strategy for financing retrofitting over time through utilities bills, this is of little use to people who cannot pay their bills at their existing level.
The rest of the current incumbents in Government have a deep disconnect with what Irish society is going through at the moment - they show neither the imagination nor the will do address these issues and I see scant signs of intelligent life in the opposition or the independents.
We have two hundred miles of easily accessible continental shelf on which to mount wind and wave power projects which could power half of northern Europe and what are we doing about it - nothing.
It is clear that the government has a role to play by investing in Deep Geothermal heating systems technology to achieve sustainable ways of heating our homes right into the next millennium and what are we doing about it - nothing.
The government will duck this responsibility as they have so much else, since all the current incumbents are doing is dealing for gas and electricity from Britain and Russia.
The government, greens included, need to stop peddling power words and phrases and "bright ideas" while expecting people who are on their knees to go out tomorrow and improve houses that were legally built in compliance only yesterday, and for which many paid through the nose and are now in negative equity.
They want us to put MORE money into our houses in THIS recession, when many people are ALREADY IN NEGATIVE EQUITY? I. Don't. Think. So.
There is only one issue at the moment, and its not pursuing an expensive Green Agenda by 2013 that Europe won't fulfil until years later.
The issue isn't "getting the Greens re-elected".
I cannot say it plainer than that.
Get that right first, or we won't have to worry about the cost of heating our homes - we'll all be renting - and ranting.


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Parents in St. Cloud tell FOX 9 News they got a surprising call on Thursday morning, informing them a student at Apollo High School was diagnosed with tuberculosis.
For many, tuberculosis -- commonly referred to as TB -- is a scary word. The airborne disease can be contracted through close contact, but some students didn't know anything about the it -- other than the fact that it can kill.
On Thursday, students learned that one of their classmates was diagnosed with the contagious bacterial disease -- but the district's nursing coordinator, Katie Bauerly, tried to ease their fears by pointing out that in order to contract TB, you must have close and lengthy exposure to the infected person.
"You have to breathe in the bacteria and get it past your nose and into your throat and into your lung," she explained.
In a spacious school setting, the Minnesota Health Department is classifying the announcement as a low-risk case.
Superintendent Bruce Watkins told FOX 9 News he was notified on April 17th that one of the students had tuberculosis, but he waited to notify parents because they wanted to have all the facts before going to the public. To date, it remains contained to the one person.
Overall, parents don't seem to be too worried, but Melissa Shankey said she plans to talk with her son about the disease to calm any of his fears.
"Everybody likes to call everything a public health scare, and I don't think that's going to be the issue here," she said.
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The ship is in good condition. So clean and staff are polishing all the time.
Cabin 8542 was a nice size. A little bland for a suite. A few touches would have made it feel special.
Windjammer is far to small for the number of people on the boat. We shifted our day so we ate at 10 and then 2 to beat the rush. The food is fine. A little repeatative but there's lots of it.
One complaint we had compaured to other cruises is that the windjammer shut at 3.30 before opening at 6 and shutting again at 9. Between then or after then you had the Park Cafe in the Solarium which offers very limited fare. Basically salad, soup or a beef roll and some cakes and cookies. Again repeatative. I also really dislike queuing for something small like a cookie. Just put them out. It would take a lot of burden off the staff.
Entertainment was fine. Not our cup of tea but you can always find somewhere to sit in the alternative.
Main restaurant had good food and service. The pastry chef on this book is amazing. The best I've ever experienced.
Back in Venice we paid 80 euros for a water taxi to st marks square. the water bus is cheaper but its the experience you pay for really.
Overall we had a great time. I wouldn't sail on the splendour for a longer cruise. The food and queuing would frustrate me. But for 7 nights it was a great hop on hop off ship.


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An 18-year-old who was just two days away from his 19th birthday drowned in Newberry County pool, according to the Newberry County Sheriff's Office.
Newberry County Coroner Craig Newton identified the victim as LaQuan Andre Parker, Jr. of Pomaria.
Sheriff Lee Foster says the incident happened around 6:30 p.m. at a house off of Highway 34 near Newberry.
Friends and neighbors rescued Parker from the pool after he went under and did not resurface, Foster said.
EMS transported Parker to the Newberry Hospital where he was revived and stabilized. He was then taken to a hospital in Greenville, where he died shortly before midnight, the sheriff said.
Foster said it is believed Parker knew how to swim.
"Anytime there is a situation where there is a loss of life it's traumatic, however when it's a young life full of promise, it's that much more tragic," said Sheriff Foster in a statement. "Our prayers are with the family of this young man and his family. This is will difficult for his friends who were there and for the entire community in the days ahead."
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