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After dazzling audiences in New York and Boston -- and winning the 2013 Tony Award for Best Musical revival -- this exciting new staging of Pippin comes to the Pantages. This updated version of the Broadway classic infuses the production with amazing acrobatics and wondrous magical feats, along with the music and lyrics of Stephen Schwartz, award-winning composer of Wicked and Godspell. With classic songs "Corner of the Sky," "No Time at All," "Magic to Do" and "Extraordinary," and recreated versions of Bob Fosse's original choreography, this sexy and sophisticated version of Pippin tells the story of the son of Charlemagne, leader of the Holy Roman Empire, who goes on a death-defying journey to find meaning in life. He encounters love, sex, war and politics, and must ultimately choose between a life that's ordinary or a flash of singular glory. Learn More
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I laughed cried and heard him sing. I went thrrough all these emotions as he acted out different characters. Somehow I always new what charecter he was playing because his transitions were quick but smooth. We had a great time.
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Very entertaining and enlightening. Aaron Braxton did a fantastic job in portraying each character, such an amazing job that at times you don't realize you are only watching one person. By the end of the show I was dying to know how each...continued
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One actor portrays a teacher in L.A.U.S.D. and the people he encounters in school. Excellent acting of teacher, students, parents. (The Latino characters could use a lot of work). One of the most memorable scenes is the one with the testing...continued
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Four of us went and enjoyed it. A former tenured teacher of a Newark city high school thought that it was very accurate.
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"Braxton enlivens his tale with an array of funny and touching characters, acted with exuberant affection and veracity." —LA Weekly (Go!)


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An Austin police Lieutenant is dead after a Wednesday morning crash while on his way to work.
What are you going to miss most about your friend?
Detective Kenneth Casaday, a good friend of Lieutenant Clay Crabb, said "...I'll try to answer that later...ate dinner with him for five years straight, every day at work. That was my...that was my partner."
Officers and city leaders say the Lieutenant was a wonderful husband and father and cared for all children.
"Our safe routes to school, he was involved with that and involved with some of the children out there. He just, had a huge heart," said Assistant Chief Raul Munguia.
Kenneth said, "The most important thing you should know is that he was a great father and loved his family and his wife...and he was an Aggie."
The 43 year-old was driving the black, unmarked cruiser into work, traveling on Hwy 290 near the intersection of Sawyer Ranch Rd. when DPS investigators say he hydroplaned, most likely spinning out of control.
"Anything can happen in this kind of weather," said Sgt. Michael Cantu, with DPS.
A red truck, with a cattle guard, completely smashed in the passenger side of Crabb's car.
He died on scene.
"Out here I don't feel safe at all," said John Teague, who says he's been driving in the area, east of Dripping Springs, for over a decade. "I just think they need to slow the speed limits out here."
State troopers are aware of the dangers along Hwy 290. When the crash happened there was even a special safety detail nearby.
"It definitely does hurt," said Sgt. Cantu.
Flags around Austin have been lowered to half-staff to honor Lt. Crabb's memory.
"He and I worked south Congress back when it was infested with drugs and prostitution. He and I worked on that for years and I would like to think we made south Congress what it is today," said Kenneth.
The investigation continues, focusing on what caused the deadly wreck and if anything can be suggested to TxDOT to prevent a similar accident from happening again.
Chief Art Acevedo is flying back into town Wednesday night. He'll most likely pay a visit to Crabb's widow and three small children.
If you'd like to donate any money to his family, a fund in his name has been set up through the 100 Club and Cops for Charity.
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LERN Annual Conference, Orlando, Nov. 21-23, 2014
The 2014 LERN Annual Conference is Nov. 21-23 in Orlando, Florida, at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel.
New This Year!
• New Delivery Formats
• New! Advanced Programming
• New! 30 new sessions, 15 new
• Much more!
Downloadable Brochure: Download Brochure
Thursday, Nov. 20
- 7:30 a.m. – 9 a.m.
Pre-Conference Seminar Registration
- 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
**Pre-Conference Seminars
- 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Conference Registration
- 3:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.
LERN Leader Meeting For LERN members interested in knowing more about LERN. Email Tammy at email@example.com if you wish to attend.
- 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Getting the Most from the LERN Conference
- 3:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Future Leaders Meeting
- 4:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Get to Know Disney and Orlando
- 5 p.m. – 6 p.m.
All Conference Reception — Exhibit Hall
Friday, Nov. 21
- 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Conference Registration
- 7:30 a.m.
Exhibits Open
- 8 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.
Opening Session
• Cathy Noonan, Chair of the Board
of Directors
• The State of Lifelong Learning:
William A. Draves, President
• Opening Keynote: "Leadership on
the Big Screen"
Utilizing brief clips from movies, Delatorro L. McNeal uncovers cutting edge leadership, communication and relationship lessons in a highly interactive format.
You'll see brief slices from films such as Coach Carter, Save the Last Dance, Finding Nemo and
others. Then take away a plethora of amazing hidden leadership secrets and principles found deep within many of America's favorite blockbuster movies.
- 9:50 a.m. – 10:20 a.m.
Break — Hall of Learning
- 10:20 a.m. – 11:10 a.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 11:20 a.m. – 12:10 p.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 12:10 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
*Networking Luncheon and CPP Awards Ceremony
- 1:30 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Break — Hall of Learning
- 2 p.m. – 2:50 p.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 3 p.m. – 3:50 p.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
**President's Reception
Saturday, Nov. 22
- 8 a.m.
Hall of Learning and Exhibits Open
- 8 a.m. – 8:50 a.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 9 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.
General Session: Strong Towns: Recreating Communities for the 21st Century
- 9:50 a.m. – 10:20 a.m.
Break — Hall of Learning
- 10:20 a.m. – 11:10 a.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 11:20 a.m. – 12:10 p.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 12:10 p.m. – 1:40 p.m.
*International Awards Luncheon
- 1:40 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Break — Hall of Learning
- 2 p.m. – 2:50 p.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 3 p.m.
Silent Auction, Hall of Learning
- 3 p.m.
Exhibits Close
- 3 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Briefing for UGotClass Partners
Sunday, Nov. 23
- 8 a.m. – 8:50 a.m.
Concurrent Sessions
- 9 a.m. – 9:50 a.m.
Just for you. Personal and Professional Development Sessions.
- 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
General Session: All New! Nine Shift for 2015: The Landslide Begins
- 11:30 a.m. – Noon
2014 and 2015 Conference Committee Meeting
- 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Optional Social Events, Tours
- 6 p.m.
LERN Leader Recognition Dinner
*Event included in the Full registration fee. Extra fee for those registering at the Basic level.
**Extra fee. Event not included in conference registration.
Pre-Conference Sessions
- New and Online! Mastering the LERN Model – on online preconference session
Prepare yourself to get the most from the big LERN Conference this year. Take advantage of LERN's online preconference course, "Mastering the LERN Model." The course is FREE for conference participants.For those who are new to the LERN Conference, new in their jobs or new to the field, this pre-conference course will be especially valuable. You'll get a heads up on the fundamentals of the lifelong learning and continuing education field including:
- LERN terminology
- The 10 right questions to ask
- LERN ratios for effective marketing and programming
- and the LERN Financial Model
This two-week, online courses is also open to those not attending the conference for $199.
This course is online and asynchronous, so you can login when it fits your schedule. It'll be held October 6-19, 2014.
Fee: Free for conference attendees, $199 for those not attending the conference
Instructor: Fred Bayley, has been a popular speaker and presenter at LERN conferences for many years. A senior LERN leader for 15 years, he co-authored with Julie Coates a program analysis that led to our Program Review and Certification. From Forest City, North Carolina, Bayley has been in the field of lifelong learning for more than two decades. A practitioner who is also an energetic and engaging presenter, he is one of LERN's most popular facilitators.
- New! Designing Visuals and Multimedia for Deep Learning. One time offering only!
Transform text bullets into engaging visuals. Craft multimedia-based instructional content more effectively.
In this hands-on seminar, learn how to design visuals and multimedia to help learners construct knowledge. Walk away with evidence-based design principles and strategies to apply to classroom visuals. One-time offering, don't miss it!
Fee: $295
Instructor: Diana L. Howles is president of Howles Associates, specializing in multimedia communication solutions such as visual design and presentations.
- Youth Programs and Summer Camps
Get the latest info on improving your summer camp, kids' college, child and youth programming. Find out the latest from some of the top practitioners in the field. Learn when to mail your brochure, payment plans, topics trends, and more. Take home tips from other successful practitioners on marketing, programming and running profitable youth programs. Relevant for programmers in any institutional setting.
Fee: $95
Instructor: Cathy Noonan, San Jose, Calif., is a long time youth programming professional and expert presenter.
- Improve Email Promotions
Discover new ways to improve your email promotions, including when to email, what to email, and testing email copy. Then find out how to analyze your email response rates, including getting the benchmarks for open rates and clickthrough rates. Learn how to improve your email promotion and responses with tracking and testing. For both beginning and advanced eMarketers. If you are advanced, your presenter is an email expert and can answer your toughest questions.
Fee: $145
Instructor: Dan Belhassen is one of the foremost authorities on eMarketing for lifelong learning programs and continuing education. He leads the training for the Certified eMarketing Professional (CeP) designation for the field, and is author of the eMarketing Manual.
- C.E. and Credit
Credit offerings can increase your revenue, profitability, and visibility within your institution. As higher ed institutions look to generate more revenue and participation, they are turning to continuing education for help. Credit benchmarks and programming, marketing, sales, and operations differ from noncredit. Find out the credit financial benchmarks, what is working, and the marketing strategies being used.
Fee: $195
Instructors: Paula Hogard, Dean of Continuing Education, Penn State University, University Park, Pa.; Julie Coates, LERN, River Falls, Wis. and Mark Mrozinski, Dean of Continuing Education, Harper College Chicago.
- Creating Great Classes Faster! Last Offering!
Improve profit margins and increase customer satisfaction by spending less time to create high-quality courses. Use 'rapid instructional design,' a course design model that reduces time to delivery. Come learn 10 essential strategies and more than a dozen tips to make your time-to-delivery shorter than ever before.
Fee: $125
Instructor: Julia King Tamang is a consultant who has conducted hundreds of trainings about our field.
- Designing Brochures for Results
If your brochure is the primary method for marketing your courses, this special presentation of LERN's most popular seminar will give you specific recommendations to improve it. Your brochure or catalog, for most of your potential participants, IS your program — it is all they know about you. Discover the areas in which you can enhance your brochure's image and its effectiveness. Specifically, you will find out about:
• Front and back covers
• Page design
• Copy
• Prime space
• Response mechanism
You'll come away from this seminar with tips and techniques to increase income, save on costs and increase enrollments. Just one of our tips will increase your enrollments by 5 percent.
Fee: $125
Instructor: Suzanne Kart is LERN's brochure critique expert.
- Leading Extraordinary Customer Service
Customers come back with extraordinary customer service. Discover the key elements to managing your customer service functions. You'll walk away with an action plan that will transform your customer service into something extraordinary.
Fee: $95
Instructor: Fred Bayley is LERN's expert on extraordinary customer service.
- Developing Your One-Year Marketing Plan
More critical now than ever is the development of a one-year marketing plan that all members of your organization can follow. Taking time to develop this plan is a must. The plan must be specific and measurable. It must serve as a road map for your organization.
• How to use LERN's step-by-step marketing plan blueprint
• Implementation, monitoring and evaluation tools to ensure your plan is a success
• Specific formulas and reports to use when developing your one-year marketing plan
• Tips and techniques for involving staff and customers
• How to use technology to serve your needs
• Pragmatic examples will be used to demonstrate each step
After this seminar, you will be able to take immediate actions toward developing a one-year marketing plan. You'll have the tools to compete, and win, in the tough new environment.
Fee: $125
Instructor: Paul Franklin is a national marketing authority.
Early registration is required for all pre-conference seminars. All pre-conference seminars begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 3 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 20. There will be a 90-minute lunch break. Registrations fees do not include lunch.
Session Descriptions
General Sessions:
Friday, Nov. 21
10:20 a.m. – 11:10 a.m.
- New! Value Creation: 10 Strategies with Greg Marsello
As competition increases you must create better value for customers purchasing your products. Discover the 10 actions you can take to increase the worth of your products, services and thus your organization. Find out how best to increase the return-on-investment of your organization resources.
- Social Media 101 with Suzanne Kart
Find out the basics of what sites matter, where to start, what you should be posting, and how to get your program started marketing the Web 2.0 way.
- Always New! New Growth Markets with a panel of top practitioners from different institutional settings
A hard-hitting look at the top new growth markets for 2015. This session is usually standing room only. Take home the top new growth strategies to compete successfully.
- New! Websites in a Mobile World with Dan Belhassen
More Americans now use mobile devices to access the Internet than desktops and laptops. Come find out how you can ensure that your website displays properly across the range of modern devices.
- New! New eTools with Les Howles
Take advantage of the growing number of eTools to rapidly develop online learning content. Adopt new strategies utilizing media-rich and interactive objects to increase learner engagement.
- 5 Core Marketing Concepts with Richard T. Walsh
You can't go home without knowing the key concepts of marketing. Rediscover these underlying fundamentals of segmentation, effective marketing, and more for generating results from your marketing.
- New! Talent Management with Julia King Tamang
Discover the new trends in talent management for 2015 and beyond. Get the latest on how to hire, develop and keep your best workers. This year, we'll talk about new trends in talent management for this year and the year beyond.
- Hot! Mobile and Web-Based Applications to Enhance Productivity with Jennifer Selke
Discover the favorite sites and iOS applications of productive workers. This fast-paced session will cover the latest tools, sites, and iPhone and iPad applications to turbo-charge your business and simplify your life.
11:20 a.m. – 12:10 p.m.
- Your One-Year Business Plan with Greg Marsello
The most critical plan your organization needs is a one-year business plan. Learn how to develop your plan in just one day. Find out the seven key components and techniques for efficiently getting your plan developed.
- New! Integrated Marketing with Suzanne Kart
Learn how to successfully integrate your direct mail marketing, eMarketing, Inbound marketing, and social media marketing into one cohesive effort that maximizes your success. Take the stress out of the technical advances and new marketing techniques that are popping up almost daily.
- New! Badges, Certificates and Certifications with Steven T. Peluso, Esq.
Certifications, certificates, badges, or something else? Third-party credentials have proliferated the marketplace. An industry expert will discuss the credentialing landscape, including: issuers, types, accreditation, and its impact on the workforce. Discover how third-party credentials may benefit your program.
- New! Making UGotClass Work for You with Stephanie Bowlin and Christina Draper
Come hear from one of the top partners how to promote UGotClass online courses. Get the best marketing strategies to make over $30,000 in extra revenue a year! For both interested and current partners. This session will provide you with the top tips to make UGotClass work for you.
- New! Multimedia for Deep Learning with Les Howles
How to design visuals and multimedia material to effectively teach complex content for blended and online courses. Transform text-heavy instructional content into engaging multimedia learning experiences that promote deep learning.
- Ratios for Success with Fred Bayley
Learn the four key ratios for analyzing your finances and budgeting. Find out the ideal percentages for direct costs, teacher costs, administrative costs and your promotion. Acquire the ratios to make your program financially successful.
- Developing Blended Courses with Kassia Dellabough
In just a few years, every in-person course will need to be blended, also called hybrid. Discover the keys to training your instructors to teach classes using the web. Then take away our easy 10 Step Method to train your instructors on building and teaching blended courses.
- The 8 Best Practices for Listening and Engaging Consumers in Social Media with Jennifer Selke
Wondering what the rules are in this new world of social media and how they differ on the various sites like Facebook, Pinterest, blogs, YouTube, and Twitter? Discover simple and unique ways to use various social media tools to increase registrations.
2 p.m. – 2:50 p.m.
- New! Finding Productivity with Julia King Tamang
Finding productivity is a matter of focus and timing. What's the one thing you could do that would make other work easier or unnecessary in pursuit of your most valued goals? In this session you'll learn how to discern your One Thing and how to put it to work to get you where you want to go.
- Always new! The 10 Best Promotion Strategies of the Year with Paul Franklin, Suzanne Kart and William Draves
A perennial conference favorite, this hard-hitting, fast-paced session has ideas you can use on Monday morning. Special this year: an additional 10 best promotion strategies for tough times. Plus great new advanced, how-to ideas for successful programs and post-recession marketing.
- Cultivating Collaboration with Kassia Dellabough
Learn how to cultivate collaborative partnerships across your organization to help get the great ideas off the drawing board into implementation. Whether you are part of a small or large team, these tips will help you get things accomplished without going to battle.
- Email Marketing Success with Dan Belhassen
Email marketing has the best ROI – but are you using the best techniques? Acquire the key success factors in email marketing. Then take home a guide on how you can create your own email marketing plan for greater success.
- New! Making Project Management More Effective with Richard T. Walsh
Learn to use sound project management basics to achieve your goals within a timeframe that makes sense. Take a closer look at such tactics as timeline planning, reverse engineering, milestone alerts, and linear thinking.
- Pricing to Improve Profit Margins with Fred Bayley
Market pricing isn't the only way to price a course or event. Find out how to list prices and use price breaks. Discover why diversified pricing is better than clustered pricing. Good pricing will generate more registrations and add to your bottom line.
- New! Hot to Build and Grow a Great Team with Layne Harpine
Explore how you can create the kind of culture in your organization that maximizes employee potential and results in continuous performance improvement. Gain an overview of the best practices and practical steps to assemble a winning team through effective leadership.
- 7 Steps to an Effective LinkedIn Profile with Jennifer Selke
LinkedIn is the most popular business social network and website for professionals. Learn how to set up your personal profile so that it gets noticed by others. Discover how LinkedIn can be used to generate leads, recruit new employees, and find new jobs.
3 p.m. – 3:50 p.m.
- Why Winners Win with Greg Marsello
Some 25 percent of all continuing education and lifelong learning programs are true winners. Learn the seven reasons winners win and how your program can join the list. Create your success on proven strategies and become a winner yourself.
- New! Making Video Marketing a Reality with Kendall Harris
Here are a series of tips and techniques that will allow you to create video marketing materials without the excessive time and expense typical of video production. Get tools to quickly start producing effective videos.
- New! Your Program Management Dashboard with Rita Martinez-Purson
Get an overview of metrics and components of a system you can customize to strengthen planning, documentation and quality control. Examples will be shared and discussed.
- New! Reporting Student Evaluations from Aggregates of Surveys with Reg Jacklin
The value of student feedback via tools such as Survey Monkey and Fluid Surveys is greatly enhanced by aggregating the results in various ways and reporting on them. Find out how to filter combinations of timespan, key questions only, and other survey data to improve your program.
- Hot Last Year! Building New Courses with Fred Bayley
Discover new advanced techniques for creating successful new courses. Find out the 10 right questions to ask, surveying current customers and building upon successful courses. An advanced session.
- Needs Assessment with Richard T. Walsh
Find out the three central issues of needs assessment. Learn how to do needs assessments and how to survey customers for important information. Discover the differences between high-dollar and low-dollar needs assessments and why you must be doing both.
- Always New! Education in the 21st Century for 2015 with Julie Coates and William A. Draves
Join two of education's leading futurists for a cutting edge session on the latest ideas in learning, teaching and education. Fascinating, pioneering work on the latest innovations and research in education.
- New! Instagram for Business with Nicole Siscaretti
This visual platform has a dedicated, passionate community of individuals with every kind of interest. Find out how to make hashtags work for you, how to make and keep your followers happy and how small input can cause exponential growth. Work smarter, not harder with tips on photo challenges, giveaways, and engaging your audience with creativity.
Saturday, Nov. 22
8 a.m. – 8:50 a.m.
- Building Your Strategic Plan with Greg Marsello
You wouldn't set sail without a map, would you? In the same way, you must have a 2-5 year strategic plan. Find out the 12 components of a successful strategic plan. Plan for the future now. Know where you're going, and when you get there!
- New! Maximum Success: Plan On It! with Aiysha Johnson
Come find out how to develop a framework for a personalized success plan. Then apply metrics to put a personal plan into action. Get ready for an interactive session.
- Always New! Best Websites of the Year with Suzanne Kart
The best websites in our field of lifelong learning. Learn what makes them so good and steal these ideas for your website.
- New! Online Course Design with John Alexander
Find out the latest advancements in online course design. Get instructional templates and online tools for online syllabus, PowerPoint template, streaming video, lecture capture software, discussion forums, and assessments. Take away a toolbox of useful tools/templates/handouts, as well as future online course design trends.
- Streamlining Brochure Production with Brendan Marsello
Create a streamlined process that will draw eyes to both your upcoming classes and your web site. Learn how to maximize space and produce a brochure or catalog that will best represent your program.
- Promotion Techniques that Work with Richard T. Walsh
Find out how to test and track your brochure and promotion success. Discover the ideal mailing timelines. Then gain some of the most successful methods of distribution.
- Always New! Training Trends 2015 Report with Julia King Tamang
Every year, LERN constructs North America's leading report on trends that will affect your business in contract training. You could do the research yourself, but attend this session and save yourself hundreds of hours of work.
- New! Strategic Planning with Kim Becicka
Find out how to incorporate new initiative selection, key performance metrics, planning process, and one-year marketing plan into a comprehensive strategic plan. Take home a timeline, trend identification, SMART goals, financial forecasting and performance metrics alignment.
10:20 a.m. – 11:10 a.m.
- New! The Ideal Staffing Structure with Greg Marsello
Having the right staffing structure is a main reason why successful programs thrive. Learn about the four key components of LERN's Ideal Staffing Structure. Understand how your staffing structure impacts productivity, accountability and the bottom-line.
- New! Partnerships: From Competition to Collaboration with Marie Price
Many programs are finding that partnerships are critical to success. This session provides a step-by-step formula to building solid and thriving internal or external partnerships to help your organization prosper.
- Always New! What's New in Teaching Online with William A. Draves
Find out the latest advanced teaching online techniques. From drag and drop to VoiceThread, this year's edition focuses on the three biggest keys, and weaknesses, to online course success.
- New! NeuroEducation: Science of the Learning Brain with Tracy King
As educators we are in the business of changing brains. The emerging field of NeuroEducation addresses the intersection of mind, brain and education. In this session, we will tour the learning brain and debunk long held NeuroMyths.
- Always New! Best Brochure Ideas for 2015 with Suzanne Kart and Paul Franklin
Take home the best new brochure ideas from LERN's brochure critique and design expert for lifelong learning programs. This session is so much in demand it is a perennial conference favorite.
- Improving Quality with Fred Bayley
Your instructors are key to the success of your program. Learn how to select, train and evaluate instructors. Find out what an independent contractor is. Discover what should be in an instructor contract and an instructor guidebook.
- New! Internal Marketing for Contract Training Units with Layne Harpine
Get more support from central administration and more understanding for your mission, your needs and all the issues that make you unique in your institution. Specific ideas for raising your contract training unit on the institutional radar.
- New! Special Event Toolkit for Success with Laura T. Wetherald
Follow a special event planning tool to cover all the bases for event planning. Focus on key areas of needs assessments, creating signature items to your event, logistics, marketing, risk management, traffic flow, emergency management, and what to do when mistakes are made.
11:20 a.m. – 12:10 p.m.
- Your Operating System with Greg Marsello
Learn how to implement an operating system of planning, accountability, scorecards, meeting management, and much more. Take the next step on getting a grip on your business to improve productivity, efficiency, and effectiveness.
- New! Managing Gen Y with Brandon Tucker
Managing Gen Y can be a challenge. Leadership must be in tune with what motivates them and makes them unique. Take home not just the theory but also the realities of what it takes to manage your millennial staff.
- Writing Effective Email Promotion Copy with Suzanne Kart
Learn the best ways to get email promotions opened and read by your target audience – including what information to include, what not to include, and how to keep your message out of the spam filter.
- New! NeuroEducation in Action: Applying Insights that Impact Learning with Tracy King
Understanding the neuroscience of learning is only the first step in making a difference in the classroom. In this session we will explore the implications of NeuroEducation and discuss strategies for designing rich learning experiences.
- Always New! Amazing Tools You've Never Heard Of With Dan Belhassen
Get five tools to power up your program. The future of your program is in the Internet cloud. Discover five innovative tools and learn how these new tools will revolutionize your online marketing.
- Customer Retention: Key to Growth with Fred Bayley
Getting your current and past participants to come back is key to growth and profitability. Find out the most successful customer retention strategies for lifelong learning programs and how to implement them.
- New! Advanced Pricing Issues in Contract Training with Julia King Tamang
How do you price a contract? What is 'sustainable pricing' and why do you need to be using it? What are LERN's benchmarks for pricing and how do you sell price increases to your clients? Come and hear the answers to these and other pricing-related questions.
- New! The Flipped Classroom with John D. Meyer
Discover this exciting new learning and teaching format. Find out what the flipped classroom is, how it works, why it is important and how it differs from hybrid. You will come away with the fundamentals of how the flipped classroom enhances learning.
2 p.m. – 2:50 p.m.
- Increasing Staff Productivity with Russ Mills
How to restructure staff for greater productivity is one of the key issues facing lifelong learning programs. Every lifelong learning program must restructure staff to survive and thrive. Find out how programs follow the LERN model for increased staff productivity.
- Generational Communication in the Workplace with Kassia Dellabough
With three generations now in the workplace, generational misunderstanding is now at an all-time high. Discover something new about your own work values, attitudes and behaviors. Take home the top practical tips for dealing with your colleagues from other generations.
- New! 9 Reasons you Must Keep Your Print Brochure with Paul Franklin
Websites, email and social media have important roles to play in your program's marketing efforts. But the lynchpin of your efforts still remains your brochure. Hear the nine reasons why your brochure requires continued if not elevated investment to maximize your enrollment success.
- New! How to Engage Gen Y with Michael Garamoni
We take a deeper look at what really drives and motivates Millennials. Take away innovative programming strategies and supplemental activities that will bring Millennials in and keep them coming back for more.
- New! Hot Spots: Working with Your Own Reactions with Julia King Tamang
Up your effectiveness and increase your productivity by learning to control your "hot spots" those emotional reactions that cause you to lose immediate access to your intellect, professional skills, physical and creative energy.
- Program Development Tools with Fred Bayley
Identify your current best programs and understand how to develop successful new ones. You'll explore more than a dozen core tools that will help you focus on the essential key areas of program development. These tools will provide good data and simplify your decision making.
- New! 7 Ways to Shorten the Project Development Timeline with Richard T. Walsh
You don't get paid while developing so you want to learn to shorten this time so you can start bringing in revenue. Learn to identify what projects can be closed faster and what it takes to make that happen.
- Back by Popular Demand! Fatal Leadership Errors with Henry Findlay
Fatal leadership describes what not to do as a leader. Using case studies from more than 20 years of research, the presentation will highlight several fatal leadership errors made by university administrators that led to their termination and will suggest practical ways to minimize those errors.
Sunday, Nov. 23
8 a.m. – 8:50 a.m.
- Assessing Your Organization with Greg Marsello
Discover a step-by-step process for assessing the programming, marketing, sales, and operations components of your organization. Receive a LERN Assessment Tool you can bring back to rate your organization's performance.
- Enrollment Management with Philip Whatley
Increase your program success by applying the four points of control: historical analysis, marketing strategies, cancellation ratios and management operations. The presenter perfected the study of enrollment analysis.
- Marketing to Boomers with Kassia Dellabough
Recapture the Baby Boomer market. Find out what to offer, how to create the message, and price your Boomer programs for success.
- Always Popular! Hot Picks for Community Classes
A LERN original and always a favorite. Bring one successful new class idea for community classes and take home 19 other hot titles.
- Always New! Summer Camp Theme Trends for 2015 with Chuck Ramm and Laura Guentner
Summer camp programs remain strong and popular. Learn about emerging summer camp themes for 2015 Come away with exciting new summer camp theme ideas to implement in your community.
- Classic! Power Up Your Copy with Paul Franklin
Get techniques to make your copy sizzle — from title to registration form and everything in between. Take home specific copy writing approaches proven to work. Acquire the top five power words that literally lure people to read on and act.
- New! Measuring and Documenting Training Outcomes with Richard T. Walsh
Increasingly, customers want to know the outcomes they are getting from the money they are investing. Learn simple ways to identify and develop measures, how to implement the measurement, and then how to report the results in an effective way.
- Building Support for the Field with Rita Martinez-Purson
Explore the underpinnings of what it will take to sustain and grow your program's resources with a system-wide approach. Included will be a list of major talking points that must be addressed.
Check These 8 Benefits
- The Best Experts — on finances, marketing, staffing and more. You won't find successful practitioners like these anywhere else.
- New! More than 25 new sessions, more new sessions than ever, on the latest issues and trends.
- The Hall of Learning — pioneering concept in conferencing, a LERN original.
- Discussion Groups — join with others in the same institutional setting to discuss successes, challenges and opportunities.
- Your Professional Network — through formal and informal sessions, dinner and social groups, renew and expand your network of colleagues.
- Brochure Exchange — get hundreds of new ideas from the brochures and catalogs you take back home.
- Tracks — choose from the many sessions designed for your kind of programming.
- Energy — the most exciting week of the year for programmers is also a chance to invigorate your creative energies and get fresh ideas.
Who Will Benefit?
- Leaders will receive the latest information on financial, policy and planning issues to help make informed policy decisions and plan future directions.
- Managers and coordinators will get the most advanced and current tips and techniques on budgeting, programming, management, trends, marketing and brochure design to increase enrollments, boost income and save on costs.
- The content is geared to those in a variety of institutional settings conducting educational programs for the community, for business and industry, and seminars for professional development.
- Colleges, universities, public schools, recreation departments, vocational. Technical schools, hospitals, museums, health care organizations, associations and private providers will be represented at this conference. More than 900 participants will come from at least five countries.
Presenter Biographies
This year's Superstars:
Delatorro L. McNeal, Internationally renowned professional speaker
Session: Leadership on the big screen
Charles Marohn, 21st Century Community Planner
Session: Communities for the 21st Century
Tracy King, American Academy of Neurology
Session: NeuroEducation: The brain and learning
Les Howles, Leading Multimedia Design Authority
Session: New eTools and Multimedia
Fred Bayley has been a popular speaker and presenter at LERN conferences for many years. A senior LERN leader for 15 years, he co-authored with Julie Coates a program analysis that led to our Program Review and Certification. From Forest City, North Carolina, Bayley has been in the field of lifelong learning for more than two decades. A practitioner who is also an energetic and friendly presenter, he is a highly rated facilitator.
Julie Coates is the world's foremost authority on the demographics of learning. She is an author, speaker, and consultant in the area of learning and generational learning styles. Coates is Vice President of Information Services, LERN.
William A. Draves, CAE, President of LERN, is one of the nation's foremost authorities on lifelong learning. He has a Master's degree in adult education from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Draves is a popular speaker in great demand, and has given seminars in most states and in Germany, England, Canada and Australia. He is a past president of the coalition of lifelong learning organizations.
Suzanne Kart is a writer, presenter and practitioner on marketing and emarketing. Currently Director of Marketing for LERN, she is one of the nation's leading experts on Twitter, social networks and generational communication for lifelong learning. She has more than 18 years experience in the marketing and communications fields. She does workshops across the U.S. and Canada on marketing, emarketing and generational communication. She also teaches online for the graduate school at the University of South Dakota master's degree program in adult and higher education.
Greg Marsello is LERN's Vice President for Organizational Development and a national authority on reengineering management and running programs. Marsello is a co-founder of LERN and was chair of the Board of Directors for 12 years. With more than 20 years in the business, he has authored publications, gives frequent seminars and does consulting on marketing, management and program development. Marsello is also President of Learning Connection, an independent lifelong learning program in Providence, RI. He started Learning Connection in 1980. With more than 15,000 registrations a year, Learning Connection is one of the largest providers of avocational and leisure learning in North America.
Julia King Tamang is LERN's Senior consultant for Contract Training. She has over 15 years of experience in both selling and presenting contract training. King Tamang managed the contract training division that served many of Oregon's biggest businesses – Intel, US West, Port of Portland, ADP, Hewlett Packard and more. Her responsibilities included sales, contract management, hiring, curriculum development and quality control.
Kassia Dellabough is a LERN Senior Consultant and Director, Office of Professional Outreach & Development for Students, School of Architecture & Allied Arts, University of Oregon. Dellabough's areas of expertise include developing hybrid and flipped courses, and generational marketing.
Layne Harpine of Emerald Isle, North Carolina, is a LERN senior consultant and an expert training consultant.
Aiysha Johnson of Chicago is an outstanding programmer.
Dan Belhassen is an eMarketing expert and owner of Modern Earth in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Stephanie Bowlin of Richmond, Virginia, is a top online course promoter.
John D. Meyer, of Melbourne, Florida, is a pioneer of the flipped classroom.
Marie Price of Post Falls, Idaho, is a top workplace educator.
Richard T. Walsh, Virginia Beach, Virginia, is a business trainer and sales expert.
Chuck Ramm of Temple, Texas, is a top recreation professional and leader.
Rita Martinez-Purson, Tucson, Arizona, is an award-winning program executive and group facilitation expert.
Brandon Tucker of Ann Arbor, Michigan, is a Gen Y manager.
Henry Findlay of Tuskegee, Alabama, is a top leadership researcher.
Michael Seppi of Eureka, Missouri, is a leading community educator.
Jennifer Selke of Berkeley, California, is a nationally-known social media expert.
Steven Peluso, Esq. of New York, is an expert in workplace accreditation.
Location Information
Hotel Information:
The beautiful Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel is conveniently located near Disney's BoardWalk, Epcot and Hollywood Studios.
The resort offers 17 restaurants and lounges, along with an awesome pool, health club and a fabulous spa. The daily resort fee of $10 includes internet access in your guest room, free local and domestic long-distance calls, and two bottles of water daily. As a guest at the Dolphin, you'll also benefit from Disney's extra Magic Hours, when one of Disney's four theme parks offers you access either one hour early or two hours later than regular park hours.
To make reservations, call the hotel at (407) 934-4000, and tell the agent you are attending the Learning Resources Network conference. Rates are $179 for single and double rooms, $204 for triple, and $229 for quad, excluding taxes, fees and the daily $10 resort fee.
Reservations must be made by Wednesday, Oct. 29 at 5 p.m. EST but we expect the room block will sell out well in advance of this date.
Transportation Information:
The easiest way to get to the hotel from the Orlando International Airport is by shuttle. Mears Transportation is offering LERN Conference attendees a special price round trip price. Download the 2014 LERN Annual Conference Mears Shuttle Coupon, or book your shuttle service online and use 477373079 as the priority code when checking out.
Registration Information
Remember, basic registration for the third person from your institution is always free!
There Are 6 Easy Ways To Register
Complete the 2014 Annual Conference Registration Form and:
Register by Email:
Send your registration information to email@example.com.
Register by FAX:
Complete the registration form and fax it, toll-free, 24 hours a day, to 888-234-8633.
Register by Phone:
Have your registration form ready and call Tammy at 800-678-5376. The phones are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (CT) Monday-Friday.
Register by Mail:
Complete the registration form and mail it to:
LERN Conference Registration
PO Box 9
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A purchase order will reserve your place, with payment due at or before the conference. Please fax your registration and PO to us at (888) 234-8633 and we will email you an invoice.
LERN International Awards
Your program could be one of those recognized for innovation in programming, excellence in catalog or brochure design, a marketing effort, or exemplary management practice, or a noteworthy contribution to your community.
The winners represent the best of the best in lifelong learning and continuing education.
Remember, the more data you can provide that supports your submission, the more competitive it will be. All online submissions in the brochure/catalog/schedule category require the uploading of a PDF version of the nominated material. Submissions that are mailed in require four hard copies of the nominated material.
Download a copy of the LERN International Awards Guidelines.
Submit your LERN Awards Nomination.
Check out winning entries from past years:
2013 LERN International Award Winners
2012 LERN International Award Winners
With record attendance in 2013, exhibitors at the LERN Annual Conference in San Francisco put their services and products in front of 1,000 of lifelong learning and continuing education's top decision makers, leaders and experts.
Take advantage of this unprecedented marketing and networking opportunity by being an exhibitor at this year's conference at the Walt Disney World Dolphin in Orlando, Florida.
Download the exhibitor brochure and reserve your spot today. For more information about the benefits of being an exhibitor at the LERN Annual Conference, contact Tammy Peterson directly at firstname.lastname@example.com or (800) 678-5376.


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With all the greens we have in the green house, I had to come up with a new dressing. This one quickly became one of our favorites, but I had to make some alterations. Balsamic vinegar comes in lots of varieties. Ours is a heavy, sweet syrup and when I used it in the original recipe it was overwhelming. The fix turned out to be a mellow rice wine vinegar. Don't be afraid to play around with it and dial it into your tastes. We are serving our salad up here with a fresh batch of ceviche!
3 T extra virgin olive oil
1 clove garlic, finely chopped
1/4 cup pecans, coarsely chopped
1 T balsamic vinegar
2 T rice wine vinegar
1 t salt
1/4 t pepper
Heat oil in a small heavy skillet over moderate heat. Add garlic and nuts and cook, stirring, until garlic is golden. Stir in vinegar, salt, and pepper. Pour warm vinaigrette over greens and toss to combine.
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I've been on a mango kick lately. They're beautiful and cheap at my grocery store right now and I can't seem to get enough. I enjoy mangoes mostly on their own or in a smoothie, but a mango crisp recipe has been brewing in the back of my mind for months. When a box of mangoes landed on my doorstep, pushing my household mango supply over the edge, I knew it was time to give one a try.
Crisps are an ideal summer dessert. You can use plentiful in-season fruit, they are super easy, and come together very quickly. I love a good fruit pie, but sometimes I don't have time for all the fuss. A fruit crisp is the answer. I love the combination of mangoes and blackberries in this recipe, but don't feel limited by it. Use whatever fruit you like, and enjoy!
Yield: 4 servings
An easy summer dessert of baked mangoes and blackberries with a crisp topping of oats and pecans. Serve with ice cream or whipped cream.
- 1/2 cup (60 grams) all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup (33 grams) oats
- 1/2 cup (55 grams) pecans, chopped
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 cup (113 grams) unsalted butter, cold and cubed
- 2 pounds (455 grams, about 2 cups) cubed mango
- 2 pounds (455 grams, about 2 cups) blackberries
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Grease 4 individual ramekins or 1 8-inch round baking dish.
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, oats, pecans, salt, cinnamon, and ginger. Add the cubed butter and toss to coat. Use a pastry blender or large fork to cut the butter into the dry ingredients until the butter is roughly the size of small peas.
- Combine the mangoes and blackberries and divide amongst the ramekins or dump into the single baking dish. Cover with the crisp mixture.
- Bake until topping is golden brown and fruit is bubbling, about 25-35 minutes. Serve immediately with whipped cream or ice cream, if desired.
Disclosure: The Mango Board provided the mangos used in this recipe. All opinions are my own.
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14 Responses to Blackberry Mango Crisp
I have no words for this recipe…just yum! I totally agree with you: fruit pies are awesome but sometimes, especially during summer, I'm not in the mood for all that fuss. This is the perfect solution!
xo, Elisa
Annalise says:
Thanks, Elisa!
This is so delicious looking! I have never baked with mangos, but loooove them and know this dish must be awesome!
Annalise says:
I've just barely started baking with mangoes and they are amazing! Such an untapped fruit.
Lulu says:
Yummy on looks. So great. I wanna try this.
Yum!! I just got mine last night when I got home. This looks amazing. I think I'm going to make it for a dinner party on Friday night with some homemade ice cream!
fruit bakes are so lovely and can fit in with what ever time of year it is. Even though I am in a winter at the moment; the warm baked fruits for breakfast will take the chill off these long days.
Annalise says:
I love fruit crisps in the winter and fall too! So homey and comforting.
carrian says:
uh, three of my favorite things in one? We should be besties
Annalise says:
Good thing we are besties!
Sues says:
I sometimes eat a mango a day for weeks at a time and it makes me the happiest ever. This dessert looks so fab; blackberries are one of my fave fruits, too!
Mr. & Mrs. P says:
Perfection… What a wonderful summer dessert
Nessa says:
Me likeeeee
Barbara Schieving says:
What a great combination. Crisps are one of my favorite desserts.
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4:00pm Saturday 23rd February 2013 in Football By Tony Spencer
SPORTING Silchester notched up their third win in a row on their travels last Sunday.
Kevin Hill and Andy Ramsden scored both goals against Wolves Saints which secured a place in the fourth round of the North Hants Chris Price Cup.
In the same competition, SR entertained much stiffer opposition in the shape of Common Sports and lost 7-0.
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One of the two all-Basingstoke ties saw South View entertain AFC Golden Lion, with the home side securing passage into the next round with their 5-3 victory.
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George Sotiropoulos (9-2) from The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 6 is set to face off against season five contestant Rob Emerson (8-7) at UFC 101 from the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pa., on August 8.
The promotion recently made the 155-pound contest official, which will mark the first fight for Sotiropoulos since April 2008. He has been plagued with injuries recently, which have kept him out of action since a dominating technical knockout win over fellow TUF contestant Roman Mitichyan at UFC Fight Night 13.
Sotiropoulos was among the pre-show favorites to win TUF 6 until the Australian was derailed by Tommy "The Farmboy" Speer in the semifinals. He bounced back to submit Billy Miles via rear naked choke at TUF 6 Finale in the first round back in December 2007.
Now apparently fully healed from his many injuries, the Serra Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu-trained fighter will lock horns with the former "Lords of South County" rich kid gang member.
Emerson was riding high after the most impressive performance of his career, blasting Manny Gamburyan at UFC 87: "Seek and Destroy" in August 2008 to record a 12-second knockout.
Prior to the win, the former contestant on The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 5 rebounded from a rare double knockout-tapout against Gray Maynard to defeat Keita Nakamura via split decision at UFC 81: "Breaking Point" in February.
He had complied an impressive six-fight win streak, which included the "No Contest" against Maynard, before he met up with Kurt Pellegrino at UFC Fight Night 17 earlier this year. "Batman" slapped on a fight-ending (rear naked choke) in round two, ending Emerson's dominating run.
"The Saint" will undoubtedly look to get back to his winning ways in the "City of Brotherly Love" on fight night.
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The opening ceremony of the fifth annual National Book Festival was held in the East Room of the White House. First lady Laura Bush,… read more
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Mike James talks to HoopsHype, doesn't have nice things to say about Flip Saunders
None of the stuff in this interview surprises me, because he's conveyed stuff like this to me and others several times this year, but a very good read nonetheless. UPDATE: James has responded harshly on his Twitter account in two tweets, saying this: Please don't make an untruthful story hoopshype. 1st some1 gave the story my house help speak better English than. I hate no1 never saidhate I have no beef with no1. I hold nothin against flip or any1. Everything in life has plan and purpose there's reason in everything no illwill It was a straight interview, so in this case, I don't see how James has anyone to blame but himself for his words. Maybe HoopsHype's reporter didn't bring a recorder? Otherwise, I don't get James' beef.


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Save the dolphin pub, Hackney
After 10 wonderful years we are under threat of closure. Please sign this petition to help keep the dolphin pub open, it is a hackney institution and a 150 year old pub and it would be sad to see it close.
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It is a pub steeped in history, and was a imbibing venue well before the arrival of a hipster film maker and/or accountant. They will move on( hopefully soon). But the pub must stay! We must not allow for this institution to close
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The Dolphin pub, Hackney is one of the few, lasting pubs that has history and beauty in this area. To close it would deprive the area of a public, social hub that unites the ever changing community. Recent changes that have been made to refine the clientele.. offering daytime food, better selection of beers and ales is very welcomed by myself. I have never experienced or been aware of any thefts/ crime in the many times that I have visited over my time in London.. the last 13 years. Pleases keep the Dolphin open and work with the owners to maintain it as a welcoming and safe public house.
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I live really close (on Northiam Street). Please don't close it.
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Of Baptists, General and Particular
A question occurred to me this week; Baptist historians are very accustomed to speaking of the 'General Baptists' and the 'Particular Baptists' to denote the Calvinistic and Arminian streams of the movement in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries; but when did those terms become current? Thanks to the wonders of EEBO (Early English Books Online; an utterly magnificent research tool), I can say with confidence that the answer is 'surprisingly early'. Thomas Crosby's 1738 History of the English Baptists was my first try: vol. I, p. 173, says this: It may be proper to observe here, that there have been two parties of the English Baptists in England ever since the beginning of the reformation; those that have followed...Read More
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I've been asked to advertise the following posts, and am very happy to do so. CODEC is made up of great people doing great work. CODEC are pleased to invite applications for three new posts within this exciting and pioneering Research Project based at St John's College in the University of Durham. CODEC are looking for: Curator for the Digital Discipleship Project (full-time, Grade 6) Research Fellow in Digital Resources (full-time, Grade 6) Research Fellow in Biblical Literacy (full-time, Grade 6) Curator: http://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/codec/JDPSCurator.pdf CODEC is looking for a key creative person with a background in theology to develop and curate a major digital platform exploring discipleship in the 21st century, as well as to engage in research...Read More
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Spiritus De sensibili autem demonstratione spiritus sancti sive per columbae speciem sive per linguas igneas… (Augustine, De Trin. IV.xxi) As dove to him you came; To us you come as fire. Soft, his soul, and smooth Conformed from conception To be your habitation. We, though, are misshapen, Angular, deformed, refractory. Like agate eggs our hearts Are stone Lined with scattered, shattered spikes, That surround a light-starved void. We must be Transformed Burnt clean Melted And then remade. You sear and cauterize us, Holy Dove. You burn long-calcified layers of self; Blazing, you fill the space within, until Our molten souls are ready to be Reformed By some almighty potter Possessed of flame-proof hands. But when our...Read More
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Home for Good began life as a campaign started by the UK Evangelical Alliance to promote church involvement in fostering and adoption. It has continued as a movement jointly sponsored by EAUK, Care for the Family, and CCPAS. It is now becoming a charity in its own right, to have a permanent existence. I've been on the council of the EA for about four years now, and a member of its board for the last couple; I'm honoured to be involved with a great organisation doing many wonderful things, and I'm proud of most of the things to which we, as a board, have been able to give permission, funding, prayer, and encouragement. But Home for Good is probably the one thing we've started that I am most inspired by. I remember the lightbulb moment when...Read More
Baptists and sexuality
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Enjoy one treatment (approximately 25 minutes in total) from Swedish Back, Neck and Shoulder Massage or facial. Spend the rest of your time taking advantage of the fitness and leisure facilities available to you or simply take the opportunity to just relax.
When you purchase a spa day experience, a gift pack is sent to you or directly to the recipient. A voucher and booking information are included so you or they can check the info and book the experience.
- 33 locations to chose from across the UK
- Allow approx 6 hours for your spa day experience
- Minimum age 18 years
- One free treatment as part of the package
- Vouchers valid for 10 months
Virgin Experience Days Couples Choice Voucher
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This Virgin Experience Days Couples Choice Voucher makes a wonderful gift for a loved one, with a wide range of experiences from romantic dinners and champagne lunches, to ice climbing and go karting you can share together.
All experiences are for 2 people and there's plenty to choose from. If you're wanting a delicious meal or tasty drinks there's a banquet dinner at Coombe Abbey, champagne afternoon tea at The Park Lane Hotel, a champagne summer concert, classic lunch cruise and London Eye flight, cupcakes and cocktails experience, know your classic grapes experience, matching food and wine workshop, one hour cookery class at L'atelier Des Chefs, brewery tour and ale sampler's supper, 3 course dinner for 2, a vineyard tour.
For those looking for a thrill, there's the extreme high ropes course, Cornwall sea safari, flotation tank experience, full day sea fishing, go karting, helicopter thrill, high speed passenger ride, ice climbing, introduction to wakeboarding, learn to surf taster, llama trekking or the ski or snowboard taster.
For those wanting a romantic break, there's design your own perfume, Drury Lane Theatre tour and meal, his & hers pamper treat, one night break at a Hallmark Hotel chain, relaxation day for 2, spa day for 2 at Rowhill Grange, Thames Barrier RIB voyage, theatre and dinner for 2, visit to the Queen's Gallery and afternoon tea or the Wedgwood Ceramic Experience and lunch for 2.
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- Restrictions apply depending on the experience
- All information will be available in the gift pack
- Virgin Experience Days Couples Choice Vouchers
Virgin Experience Days Two Night Break for Two at a Hallmark Hotel
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Relax with a fabulous two night break for two at your choice from a range of seven Hotels. Why not enjoy an invigorating workout, refreshing dip in the pool or simply enjoy some down time in the relaxing atmosphere at one of the hotels featuring a Health Club and Spa. Whichever you choose, a visit to one of these hotel is sure to leave you feeling truly spoilt. Two nights accommodation for two. Full English or continental breakfast. Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card. Cancellation Indemnity.
All the hotels have complimentary car parking although spaces are limited in Carlisle.
- Derbyshire - Derby
- Yorkshire - Hull
- Cumbria - Carlisle
- Manchester - Wilmslow
- Dorset - Bournemouth
- Surrey - Croydon
- Gloucestershire - Gloucester
Virgin Experience Days Classic One Night Theatre Break for Two
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This Virgin Experience Days Classic One Night Theatre Break for Two is the perfect way to experience the West End.
Whether it's a timeless musical or a classic play, you can really sit back and enjoy this experience, which includes 2 top priced theatre tickets, an overnight stay in the 3 star hotel and a delicious breakfast each.
Choose from a selection of West End shows including Chicago, Blood Brothers and Thriller plus many more, as well as an overnight stay with breakfast in a nearby hotel – meaning you won't have to worry about getting to the show in time to see the curtain go up.
You'll be in the best seats available on the night in either the stalls or the dress circle, so you'll have a fantastic view of all the action.
Please note: This is experience takes place Monday – Friday. The shows are available on selected evenings, with some exclusions and very limited availability on special occasions such as Valentine's and Good Friday. The current availability is as follows:
Wicked (Monto Fri) - available until 31October2014
Stomp (Mon andFri) - available until 21 December 2014
Thriller (Tue to Fri eve) - available until 28 September2014
Woman in Black (Tuesto Fri) - available until 26 July 2014
We Will Rock You (Mon to Fri) - available until 5 April 2014
39 Steps (Mon to Fri) - available until 12 September2014
The Commitments (Tues to Thurs) - available until 14 September 2014
Stephen Ward (Tues to Fri) - available until 30 May 2014
Virgin Experience Days Harry Potter Bus Tour of London For Two
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Enter the magical world of wizards and muggles in this Harry Potter Bus Tour of London for Two. You'll enjoy a fun-packed excursion through various locations from the films including Kings Cross Station which was used to film Platform 9 3/4.
Visit the entrance to the Ministry of Magic and see the sites used for the Leaky Cauldron, Gringotts Bank and 12 Grimmauld Place on this 3 hour mini-coach tour through the capital. You'll see a side to London you never imagined while reliving many of your favourite moments from the eight films in this fascinating experience to remember. 3 hour London bus tour for two with a professional Harry Potter guide. Available on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays. Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card. Cancellation indemnity.
On arrival at the south-east London meeting location, you'll be greeted by your guide before embarking on the 3 hour tour which finishes at Kings Cross. Along the way, you'll find the location used as the entrance to the Ministry of Magic in Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix, and a photo opportunity pushing a trolley through the wall at Platform 9 3/4. You'll discover the inspiration for 12 Grimmauld Place from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and see where the Knight Bus squeezed through the oncoming double-decker buses in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. You'll walk in the footsteps of Rubeus Hagrid (Robbie Coltraine) and Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) to the entrance of the Leaky Cauldron before ending up at the location used for Gringotts Bank (exterior only).
- London - Temple Bar
Please note: Minimum age 16.
Virgin Experience Days Go Ape Tree Top Adventure For 2
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Get into the swing of things with this brilliant Virgin Experience Days Go Ape Tree Top Adventure.
Go Ape is the multi-award winning Tree Top forest adventure, where you can tackle zip wires, take on Tarzan swings and clamber across rope ladders – not to mention the high-wire crossings!
Before you head up onto the course, you'll be given a half-hour safety briefing by one of the qualified instructors. Here you'll try out the obstacles at low levels and get to grips with the equipment.
You'll then be kitted out with harnesses, pulleys and Karabiners, then let loose into the forest canopy to roam free, with instructors regularly patrolling the area to help out if needed.
With 28 locations across the UK set in stunning woodlands, you're bound to enjoy a wild day out!
Locations include: Derbyshire - Buxton, Staffordshire - Rugeley, Nottinghamshire - Edwinstowe, Bedfordshire - Woburn Park, Worcestershire - Bewdley, Suffolk - Brandon, North Yorkshire - Pickering, Tyne & Wear - Newcastle, Cheshire - Northwich, Cumbria - Hawkshead, Lancashire - Bolton, Cumbria - Keswick, Scotland - Stirling, Ayrshire - Mauchline, Aberdeenshire - Banchory, Surrey - Nr Farnham, Kent - Cranbrook, Buckinghamshire - Wexham, Berkshire - Bracknell, Hampshire - Southampton, Kent - Maidstone, Hampshire - Ringwood, Hertfordshire - Barnet, Buckinghamshire - Aston Clinton, Gloucestershire - Lydney, Devon - Exeter, Wales - Gwyrew, South Wales - West Glamorgan.
Virgin Experience Days Three Course Lunch with Champagne for Two at Gordon Ramsay's Savoy Grill
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The Virgin Experience Days Three Course Lunch with Champagne for Two at Gordon Ramsay's Savoy Grill is the perfect treat for fans of the celebrity chef.
At the Savoy Grill you can dine like it's the 1920s. This great restaurant in London's Covent Garden has recently been restored to its former glory. You and your guest will enjoy a delicious three-course lunch, complete with a glass of chilled Champagne each.
Take in the wonderful atmosphere and fine décor with grand chandelier light fittings, tortoise shell walls and elegantly dressed tables.
The Savoy Grill is steeped in history and the menu reflects this, serving courses inspired by the restaurant's past, consisting of traditional French and British dishes.
Expect service that is second-to-none, with skilled waiters preparing some of the dishes at your table, for an exciting yet sophisticated dining experience.
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- Virgin Experience Days Three Course Lunch with Champagne for Two
- A table for 2 at the Savoy Grill
- 3 courses from a set menu
- A glass of chilled Champagne each
- Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card
- Cancellation indemnity
- Under 16s must be accompanied by a full paying adult
Lunch is available between noon and 3pm Monday to Thursday, except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. It is recommended you book at least four weeks in advance.
All bookings are subject to availability. Please allow approximately 2 hours for the whole experience. All prices are inclusive of VAT and subject to a 12.5% discretionary service charge. Your group size will be restricted to a maximum of 9 people.
Driving a super sleek and powerful Ferrari at the world famous Brands Hatch Circuit is a dream come true with this experience. With six miles driving in the stunning Ferrari 360 supercar you'll be behind the wheel and handling the legendary corners with skill and powering down the straights with speed. Now it's your turn to take to the wheel and whizz around the famous bends. Welcome, introduction and briefing on circuit driving techniques by a fully trained racing instructor. Six miles driving a Ferrari. Presentation of experience certificate. Experience gift pack including personalised voucher and message card. Cancellation indemnity.
An iconic racing venue, Brands Hatch has been operating for over 80 years. In this time the circuit has witnessed countless legendary drivers, including Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart and Jenson Button, race and win. You'll be in the hot seat of a stunning Ferrari 360, built with power and an engine sound like a roar. It's light, agile, offers 400bhp through the rear wheels and its paddle-shift transmission is directly related to the gearbox in its F1 cars. Enjoy driving the six miles around the track with it's unique combination of dips, cambers, fearsome corners and hills.
- Kent - Brands Hatch
Enjoy the unique sensation of defying gravity whilst tearing down a hill at speeds of up to 30mph inside a 12-foot inflatable ball. You can choose from either a Harness Ride or an Aqua Ride for two, at a range of locations around the UK. It's fast-paced, exhilarating and it's unlike anything you have ever experienced before. On arrival at your chosen venue you'll be booked into the site and have the chance to watch other participants while you wait in a designated safe area, until its your turn to ride. You may choose between:
Harness Zorbing for Two - You'll be strapped into your harness, face-to-face with your friend, and taken to the top of the hill and then it's time for a safety briefing on how to ride the Zorb safely. The first rotations will ease you into this fantastic experience, propelling you forward as you begin to hurtle head-over-heels downhill. Try to suppress the screams - and laughter at your fellow passengers look of fear - as you gain speed down the run, for the ride of your life.
Locations: Tamworth Staffordshire, Ware Hertfordshire, Bradfield in Hertfordshire, Macclesfield Staffordshire, Stocksfield Northumberland, Porth Cornwall, Westwood Nottinghamshire, Bourton-on-the-Water Gloucestershire.
Aqua Zorbing for Two - With no harnesses you are completely free in the ball as you slip and slide around with thirty litres of water and a friend. A fantastic experience as you hurtle towards the finish line, balancing on the water as you try not to get soaked. Go wet and wild! Minimum height: 4 ft 7 inch. Maximum height: 7 ft 2 inch. Maximum weight: 18 stone per participant. You should allow at least one hour for your visit.
Locations: As above including Leek Staffordshire,
This London Choice Voucher for Two can be used or any one of the experiences listed. All you need to do is decide which one!
Choose from; Afternoon Tea for Two at the Park Lane Hotel, Classic Thames Afternoon Tea Cruise for Two, Afternoon Tea for Two at Quince at the May Fair Hotel, Visit Ripley's Believe It or Not! London, Tea Time Treat for Two at the Hilton London Gree Park, The View from the Shard for Two, London Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two with Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel, Visit to St. Paul's Cathedral & Traditional Afternoon Tea for Two, The London Bridge Experience and London Tombs, Two Course Meal for Two at a Radisson Blu Edwardian Hotel.
Live your racing dreams at Silverstone, home of the British Grand Prix.
Cant make up your mind up on which sensational car to go for? No problem, we offer the Silverstone Race Track Thrill Voucher that allows the lucky recipient to choose for themselves:
- Aston Martin Thrill : Blast the iconic Aston Martin VS Vantage around Silverstone for three sensational laps.
- Ferrari Thrill : Revel in the distinctive engine howl as you unleash the mighty Ferrari V8 around the world famous Silverstone Circuit. Ferrari Modena F1 Cars are fitted with a paddle shift gear box so you really will feel like an F1 Driver as you bang down the gears and throw the car in to corners.
- Lotus Exige S Thrill: A supercharged Lotus Exige S and a race track- what else want?
- Rally Thrill: Prepared by M Sport, the Ford Works Rally Team, the Fiesta ST is the same as the car used in the FST Championship
- Single-Seater Thrill: Hey, is that Lewis Hamilton? - No, its you. Our Formula Silverstone Single-Seaters are the real deal!
Located at Silverstone Circuit, Northampton
- Minimum age: 18 (Ferrari Thrill — 21 with a full driving licence for at least 3 years)
- Maximum age: 70.
- Height: 5'2" - 6'4" (Except Rally Thrill- 6'7")
- Maximum weight: 16 - 18 stone (Except Rally Thrill- 18 Stone)
- A driving licence must be presented on the day
- Participants must be in good health
- Vouchers are valid for 10 months
- The experiences are available on weekdays only
- For the Aston Martin Thrill and Ferrari Thrill, participants need to be aged 18 and over and have held a full driving licence for at least 1 year.
- The experience content, equipment used and restrictions may vary according to venue.
Virgin Experience Days The View from the Shard and Thames Sightseeing Cruise for Two
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This amazing Virgin Experience Days The View From The Shard and Thames Sightseeing Cruise For Two allows you to experience one of the most incredible landmarks in London.
With a viewing platform 500ft above the skyline, The Shard is the tallest building in Western Europe so you can witness breathtaking views of the capital like never before. The 360º view stretches out 64km, with multimedia displays and state of the art telescopes on hand to really bring it life.
You'll travel skywards on one of the 2 high-speed kaleidoscopic lifts, then move from floor 69 up to level 72 to experience one of the greatest cities on Earth on a whole new level.
After you've visited The Shard you can head off to a sightseeing cruise on one of the most famous rivers in the world. This hop on and hop off cruise along the Thames allows you to explore the city on ground level too, taking your time to stroll along the river bank and see all of the famous landmarks.
This experience comes with a personalised voucher and a message card, so it makes a wonderful gift for a loved one. It's also a great treat to yourself to a day in the capital in a totally unique way.
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- The Shard, London
- Entry for 2 adults
- Unlimited hop on and off cruise for 2 adult
- Includes a personalised voucher and message card
- Cancellation indemnity
- Virgin Experience Days The View From The Shard and Thames Sightseeing Cruise For Two


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Cordarrelle Patterson
And one person believes he is a Clone of Stevie Johnson........I really would like this signing by the Buffalo Bills if they are able to trade back a few picks...lets say between picks 10-14 and be able to still get him.....if Buffalo trades the 8th pick, it puts another late first or second round pick in the Bills pocket where they can then go after Nassib or Manuel....plus they will have the #40 or #41 pick in the draft to get a O-line or LB......I would like to hope it could be Manti Te'o (LB), Larry Warford(OG) or Johnathan Cooper (OG)!! Now all the Bills FO needs to do is steal a cup with Tom Brady's DNA on it......and clone him.........I can see it now #12 Tommy Bradywater!!


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Two tribes: ex-Liverpool and Everton players releasing charity single
Former Liverpool and Everton players are releasing a new single ahead of tomorrow's all-Merseyside FA Cup semi-final.
Reds, Blues and local band The Merseybeasts packed into a studio to record a version of Two Tribes Go to War.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - A heartbreaking and emotional scene on Fairgreen Avenue in Youngstown after a grandmother finds her four-year-old grandson, Raytwon Briggs shot in the head.
"They found a gun and he got shot in the head ... Please!," was heard during the 911 call.
It happened just before 11 p.m. Sunday. The little boy had been playing with his five-year-old brother when his grandmother heard a loud pop.
The victim's one-year-old sister was also in the home.
"It was probably accidental but we still need to substantiate this with the evidence we found and the statements we took," said Youngstown police chief Rod Foley. "We're looking into how these individuals got access to the firearms."
A total of three loaded guns were recovered from the apartment as evidence.
At least two guns had bullets in the chamber with high-capacity magazines attached.
The victim's grandmother told police her 26-year-old son keeps the weapons under a mattress.
"It's going to take at least a couple of days before we're a little more positive where we're at. But we don't think it was any intentional murder or anything," Foley says.
However, the Deputy Coroner states in his report: "There is equally sufficient evidence from the scene and autopsy to suggest either an accident or a homicide. The coroner's office will not rule on the manner of death until the investigation is complete."
Meanwhile, neighbors are holding their children a little tighter, saying it's a tragic reminder to make sure all guns are locked away and out of the reach of a child.
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The Giants are already in place, the Jets need a scape goat for loseing all there games. Thus the hireing of (Tony Sprano) to make things worse there going to link Miami to the losser, & it's his fault for bringing in Tebow. Also there is a consolation to this no mater what Miami does, we wont be as bad as the Jets. but come draft who will get all the kodos of corse the Jets, Tony will get fired or perhapps punched by his (boss on Nation-wide TV) ala his father & Gilbride.
Consecutivly we are compared to that of the NY team, just not the Giants, if i remember rite. We could have had it all the #1 pick, plus err but we were afraid to get the interm coach at the start of the year. Bad move; as the wins piled up our draft posisition went down, did we learn any-thing from that demise of posisition VS aquireing the best posible place on gathering talent in the draft.
If lossing all your preseasons games aint so bad, your out done by your rivels in green no-less, but they outdone us again as we have only (one first rd. pick QB) under contract. Oh this is getting better & better all the time, if there was ever an "expert needed" on licking youself call NYJets FO.
Gather around bruthers & sisters, all we want to do "this & every year" is help the jest, tejs, stej, well sumthin like this carry that lossing stigmatisum that there is in every jets fan. I've cum-up with a jingle need sum help finishing. It goes sumthin like this, jets jets jets, the greatest bunch of losser's the world has ever seen. There FO is fill with scattered brains & they cultavate from within, the disenchanted owner skeems & scamms the patrons most every chance he can.
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When our starting pitchers return after the All-Star break, we will have more promising arms than we have room for them. As most of them are battling injuries, it may make sense to switch to a Six-Man rotation. While Cahill and Gonzalez may not need the extra rest, the rest of staff can certainly use it. It's not like we're in a pennant race and can't afford to take a start away from Cahill to give to Ross. A six helps build up the value of our number 6 pitcher, and makes it more likely we can trade him for a bat if the opportunity presents itself. While this was once a radical idea, The Chicago White Sox and Kansas City Royals have gone to six-man rotations this year and had success. We would do well to consider doing the same.
[Edit] Hat tip to PDXAthleticsfan for pointing out Cahill's ERA is much better on 5 days of rest, as he is less prone to give up home runs. Since last year his record is:
4 days rest: 122.2 IP, 47 ER, 76:42 K:BB, 14 HR, 3.45 ERA
5 days rest: 64 IP, 12 ER, 35:17 K:BB, 2 HR, 1.69 ERA


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Woman identified in Exeter concrete plant fire; death ruled a homicide
Authorities said Amanda "Amy" Warf, 36, was found dead inside the plant at 2 Hampton Road Thursday morning when firefighters arrived to put out a fire on the second floor.
Following an autopsy performed Friday, Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Thomas A. Andrew determined the manner of her death was homicide.
The cause of her death has not been released, pending further investigation.
A member of Warf's family said the family had no comment on the death when contacted by the New Hampshire Union Leader earlier Friday.
State and local investigators returned to the closed City Concrete facility Friday morning to continue their search for clues into the murder.
Authorities have not said how long the body is believed to have been inside the abandoned City Concrete plant or its condition when firefighters arrived.
Firefighters were unaware of the body when they were first called to the plant after a fire was reported. The case was quickly turned over to the state fire marshal and attorney general's offices after the body was found.
The attorney general's office, state police and Exeter police are being assisted by the Exeter Fire Department, the State Fire Marshal's Office, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
Anyone with information pertaining to homicide is asked to call state police at 271-3636.
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