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A fantastic place - just like a cheese shop should be. Not only a great range of cheeses but knowledgeable staff who can guide you through the choices.
You know you are in the right place when you can be steered to the best vacherin depending on precisely when you intend to eat it.
They offer other foods as well as coffee etc to drink. But the cheese is the thing!
Absolutely one of the best shops for miles around, offering a huge range of local artisan and British regional cheeses, as well as familiar cheeses from the Continent. Family run with additional staff to serve the loyal and ever expanding clientele, this cheese shop is a joy. You could spend hours deciding which cheeses to select and are welcome to taste any before buying. The Stichelton is to die for and the Bishops Spitfire certainly adds a touch of oomph to any cheese board. Grey's also sells pickles, hams, chorizo, oils and cheese biscuits. What's more there are a couple of tables where you can sit and enjoy the freshly brewed coffee while determining your choice. Once you've visited this shop, you're certain to return.
The Emperor has no clothes We visited and ordered an overpriced cheese platter for two at £15. I asked them for an selection of stronger cheeses that perhaps had some complexity or lingering after-taste. We were served a small selection of genuinely bland tasteless chilled( not room temperature) cheeses that could have been bought from ASDA.
We were asked how good it all was. When I explained that we had sampled cheese all over and that this was a very poor show. The woman behind the counter got very loud and pompous and tried to explain how good the selection was. She then offered us a small sample of something a bit better, but admitted that it was too expensive to be part of the platter. The coffee served was a disgrace.
Sorry to say but this overpriced cheese shop doesn't know what it is doing and the people of Pangbourne and surrounding area have not really thought about whether they are being ripped-ff.
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Angry Children at Risk for Heart Disease
May 19, 2003 -- We know it's true with adults: Frequent anger increases risk of heart disease. Now, a study shows that angry children -- as young as age 8 - develop early signs of heart disease.
"Heart disease starts in childhood," says lead researcher Kristen Salomon, PhD, social/health psychologist at University of South Florida at Tampa. Her study appears in this month's Health Psychology.
"We need to worry about obesity, exercise, diet," she tells WebMD. "Bad habits develop very early in life. But it's also important to focus on psychological factors, to find kids who are hostile, and help them deal with it."
A handful of studies have suggested that heart disease can begin in early childhood, gets worse with age, and that it is closely tied with weight gain and obesity in childhood -- the result of poor health habits. This is perhaps the first study pointing to hostility as an aggravating factor for children's heart health.
In her study, Salomon focused on 134 children -- between 8-to-10 and 15-to-17 years old -- all recruited from schools in suburban Pittsburgh. "These were healthy, normal kids. We screened them for psychological problems, so these were not pathologically disturbed children," she tells WebMD.
They measured the kids' cholesterol, blood pressure, insulin levels, and body mass index (BMI) to determine risk for heart disease.
Researchers also tested the kids for hostility, using a questionnaire that "measured their level of cynicism about the world, how they responded to situations when provoked. It measures aggression, how much they tend to feel hostile during the day," Salomon explains.
They interviewed each child to draw out hostility in very subtle ways, she says. Example: "The kids were asked a question, but before they could finish answering it, but the interviewer would cut them off. That provokes people to act aggressively -- make snide remarks, cut off the interviewer in return."
Three years later, kids had all the same tests again.
The "most compelling finding," says Salomon, "was that kids who did not show early signs of heart disease at visit 1 -- but were hostile -- were 22% more likely to have them at visit 2 than kids who weren't hostile."
Hostility, anger, and aggressiveness are complicated reactions with many roots, says John Sargent, MD, child and adolescent psychiatrist at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. He agreed to discuss the findings with WebMD.
Predatory aggressiveness is one thing: "I want that, and I'm going to take it from you." Reactive aggressiveness is another: "I'm a threatened soul in the universe, watching out for whoever's doing stuff to me, and I'm going to get 'em."
Temperament can predispose some children to anger and hostility, he explains. That behavioral style is largely genetic, yet is affected by environment, he says.


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A simple interior decorated with OSU memorabilia lends Cravin' Cookies a college-friendly ambience perfect for biting into a variety of freshly baked cookies. Crafted from scratch with ingredients such as cane sugar and real butter, the cookies are fresh out of the oven when the "Now Warm" sign lights up. Cravin' Cookies shares the same space as Roxy Dawgs, which offers half-pound beef franks imported from Chicago, Oregon-made sausages, and Louisiana-style red hots.
A stripe of bright green skirts each LimeBerry's ceiling, leading patrons' eyes to a bank of stainless-steel dispensers framed in petite tiles. There, patrons fill paper cups with swirled ribbons of fro-yo flavors, such as rich chocolate truffle, tart wildberry, and creamy cake batter—up to 15 varieties in all. Confectionery caravans then move on to a toppings bar where they load on up to 80 choices of edible provisions, including warm fudge, fresh fruit, nuts, and marshmallow cream. Bright-green chairs host noshers beneath framed action shots of blueberries sticking triple backflips off a Yurchenko vault.
Frozation Nation gives its customers the power to have exactly what they want for dessert. Self-serve stations are stocked with 15 rotating flavors of frozen yogurt, ranging from classic milk chocolate to new york cheesecake to the citrusy Luscious Lemon. Customers cap yogurt with their chosen blend of 101 toppings, including fresh berries, sprinkles, and syrups, before reclining in cushy leather chairs to devour their sweet creations and dream of someday building a fro-yo-dispensing helmet.
At Main Street Ice Cream Parlor, staff scoop 32 flavors of Cascade Glacier ice cream into waffle cones, sugar cones, or cake cones to satisfy sugar cravings. The ice cream can also be dished out to form the foundation of sundaes, shakes, brownie sundaes, and floats. Customers can also choose from the parlor's candy selections, which include gummy worms and taffy.
The tearoom at Scatter Joy brims with quaint touches, from the brightly polished silver spoons guests use to stir their tea to the pink roses that decorate many of the teapots stationed at each cozy table. The stout teapots release aromatic steam that carries the scent of loose green, black, or decaffeinated tea throughout the shop. Feminine plates hold artful arrays of tearoom specialties, including scones, fresh salads finger sandwiches shaped into delicate triangles or to-scale replicas of the queen's fingers. Guests can sit down to a luncheon or, with advance notice, enjoy traditional high tea service where they can enjoy multiple courses of salads, sandwiches, scones, tapas, and desserts.
Each of Salem's three locations have been owned by the Scheel family since 1989. At each of these locations, chefs combine Great Harvest's venerated, additive-free recipes with their own to craft a heart-healthy assortment of whole-grain breads and baked goods using freshly ground flour and local honey. Each location designs their own menu that employs the season's freshest ingredients and harvests the warmest loaves from bread-bearing trees.


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In recent Edmonton Eskimos history, the clutch, often acrobatic work of receiver Fred Stamps has been one of the few things fans could count on, year over year. Win or, more often, lose, Eskimos fans at Commonwealth Stadium took away vivid memories of some circus catches by Stamps, getting open with his water bug stride, battling for balls with his leaping ability, snaring passes with his sure hands.
From the first time he stepped onto a football field as a kid in Lucedale, Miss., the game has always been a love story for Alonzo Lawrence. When he was a junior at Mississippi Gulf Coast, Lawrence decided it was time to make football an honest woman.
EDMONTON — Dexter McCoil is having fun playing football again. The Edmonton Eskimos' rookie linebacker was named the Canadian Football League's defensive player of the week for a second time this season after his incredible performance in Monday's blowout win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
It was a brief exchange on the sideline on Monday, but it's one that Mike Reilly will never forget. The Edmonton Eskimos' starting quarterback was approached by one of his football idols when legendary Esks QB Warren Moon gave him a quick hug and some words of encouragement.
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers boarded a charter flight Sunday to Edmonton. On Monday, they were hunted, plucked, stuffed and served up for a Thanksgiving feast. The Eskimos gave 28,065 spectators at Commonwealth Stadium more than enough to chew on with a blowout 41-9 Canadian Football League victory.
Football is a game of reversals and one turnover, however egregious, doesn't always make the game, one way or the other. But, sometimes, one play certainly does change the game, after all.
Playing against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers this season offers an invitation to an elite club. Edmonton Eskimos Mike Reilly and John White chartered the club in July.
When Bill Stevenson and Hector Pothier have their names officially added to the Edmonton Eskimos' wall of honour on Monday, the man they spent many years of their careers protecting will be present. Legendary Eskimos quarterback Warren Moon will be on hand for Monday's halftime ceremony, where the two offensive linemen will be celebrated for their outstanding careers.
Willie Jefferson has had moments this season where his athleticism has clubbed you over the head and made you take notice. His blocked punt on Labour Day was one of them. The Edmonton Eskimos' defensive lineman was out on special teams and swatted Calgary Stampeder Rob Maver's attempt. The loose ball was returned for a touchdown by Edmonton's Otha Foster.
A win on Monday would give the Edmonton Eskimos a whole lot to be thankful for. If the Eskimos can take care of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Thanksgiving Monday, they'll clinch a playoff spot. That win would go a long way toward putting the pain of a 4-14 2013 campaign behind them.
It was a strange sight Friday, to have the Edmonton Eskimos' first-team offence working out without No. 2 a part of it. Eskimos slotback Fred Stamps has had a quiet week in the buildup to Monday's game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. The eight-year Canadian Football League vet was on the field for Thursday's walk-through, but spent most of the day watching the offence do its work.
Edmonton Journal Eskimos writer Chris O'Leary and sports editor Craig Ellingson talk about the Edmonton Eskimos' next game, a Thanksgiving Monday divisional showdown with the visiting Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Both CFL teams have been reeling lately, with the Bombers on a five-game losing skid and the Eskimos winners of two of their last six games.
The window for an undrafted quarterback in the National Football League starts out around the size of a cubbyhole and begins to find ways to clutter itself up from there. When Matt Scott took to the field on Aug. 7, battling for a roster spot with the Cincinnati Bengals, the 24-year-old had his window — shrinking as it may have been — dangling in front of him.
Pat Watkins calmly walked off the practice field on Thursday as though his brush with the supernatural on Saturday had never happened. Some people play it cooler than others in these situations.
It's an aesthetically pleasing sight, seeing 250 pairs of various-sized shoes spread over a chunk of a football field, their pastel colours looking like an Easter morning gift basket. Behind that, though, sits the ominous reality of why the shoes are there and who they're for. The Edmonton Eskimos partnered with the adidas Group to donate 300 pairs of shoes on Wednesday to the Edmonton Women's Shelter, filling a need that many women and their children can't meet in their often-hurried escapes from domestic violence.
Kerry Joseph is headed back to Saskatchewan.
TORONTO - Ricky Ray and the Toronto Argonauts won't have to venture far to make their late-season run to the CFL playoffs.
CALGARY — For many young football players, Jon Cornish is the role model, thanks to his ability to run through opposing defences with ease.
The two-point convert is usually a low percentage play. At least, that's what Calgary Stampeders head coach John Hufnagel thought.
HAMILTON - Al Bruno, the former Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach who led the club to a Grey Cup title in 1986, has died at the age of 87.
The Edmonton Eskimos have had a former Canadian Football League referee in practices with them all season, in Bud Steen. After a 33-32 loss to the Toronto Argonauts on Saturday, they might need to start looking into the possibilities of cloning.
Check out pictures from the Eskimos' one point loss to the Toronto Argonauts on Oct. 4, 2014. Final score: 33-32 Argonauts
Scott Milanovich stumbled on his way into the classroom where the media was waiting for him on Friday in the Toronto Argonauts' new practice facility in Downsview Park.
If there's pressure on Toronto Argonauts quarterback Ricky Ray on Saturday, it'll be from a new-look Edmonton Eskimos defensive line.
A year ago, it was a gunslinger's duel, a classic shootout between a veteran at his craft and his young, determined adversary who was charged with filling his formidable shoes.
OTTAWA - Jonathan Williams scored two touchdowns and had over 200 total yards as the Ottawa Redblacks trounced the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 42-20 Friday night.
Grammy-winning American rock band Imagine Dragons will be breathing some fire into this year's Grey Cup halftime show, it was announced Thursday.
In a 9-4 season for the Edmonton Eskimos, the spotlight has spent a lot of time all over the football field. There's Odell Willis having a career year at defensive end. There's quarterback Mike Reilly subtly leading his team to a remarkable reversal of fortunes from last year's 4-14 finish. There's slotback Adarius Bowman and his Canadian Football League-leading 1,103 receiving yards. There's a defence that's coming off of a spotless 24-0 win last week against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
As game day draws near, it looks more and more like the Edmonton Eskimos' defensive line will had a different look to it this week. Canadian defensive tackles Gregory Alexandre and Eddie Steele were absent again from Wednesday's practice, which should suggest that the sack-happy duo (with a combined 11 quarterback takedowns this year) would miss Saturday's game against the Toronto Argonauts.
Edmonton Journal football writers Chris O'Leary and Norm Cowley join Journal sports editor Craig Ellingson to discuss the performance of the Edmonton Eskimos in their 24-0 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sept. 26, 2014, and the Esks' next game Saturday, Oct. 4 against the host Toronto Argonauts.
There's a possibility that Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Darian Durant will be activated from the six-game injured list before the end of the CFL season.
You can say a lot of things about John White's 192-yard performance against the Saskatchewan Roughriders last Friday night, but here's one you might not have considered. As spectacular as his best game as a pro was, White could have set an Eskimos single-game rushing record, but for three run plays, totalling 42 yards, that were nullified by penalties.
The Edmonton Eskimos needed only 13 games to equal the best single-season improvement in the Canadian Football League team's history.At 9-4 — the best record the Esks have had after 13 games since 2003 — the Green and Gold is already guaranteed to finish at least five wins better than last year's dismal 4-14 record. The only other Eskimos teams to improve by five wins over the previous season were the powerful 1989 squad that finished 16-2 (after an 11-7 performance in 1988) and the 2008 outfit that doubled its win total from five to 10.


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The Whistleblowers' Protection Act does not excuse failure to timely respond to an emergency call to deliver food to a stripper regardless of what report of a violation of law you have made.
It is my opinion that the Michigan Court of Appeals hates the Whistleblowers Protection Act. The court continues to provide me with material to support my thesis. However, in this particular case - they got it right. I humbly posit that this case should never have been filed. Yet, the Michigan COA still manages to get it wrong.
The Americans with Disabilities Act, Reasonable Accommodation, and Essential Functions. Why Employer Should Think Before Denying. Rorrer v. City of Stow
Recently there have been several cases from the Sixth Circuit discussing the ideas and principles involved in the legal analysis for essential functions and reasonable accommodations under the ADA. Kieth, Henschel, and now Rorrer all deal with essentially the same analysis. In all three, the District Court had dismissed the ADA claim concluding that the employee could not perform an essential function. Since, the employee could not perform the essential function, no reasonable accommodation was possible. This analysis is flawed. Rorrer again points out the common misapplications of the ADA.
Medical Marihuana or even Medical Marijuana is still legal if used in accordance with the MMMA and there is not much a city can do about it. Or How I learned to stop worrying and love federalism.
In 2008, the voters of the State of Michigan passed the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act, MMMA. It provides certain qualified individuals with protections under state law or immunity from punishment. On February 6, 2014, a unanimous Michigan Supreme Court affirmed those protections from local ordinance. For a case about Marijuana, the case is really about federalism and the separation of powers between state and local governments in Michigan. The City of Wyoming tried to prevent individuals from using medical marijuana in its city.
On January 2, 2014, in the unpublished case of Bolish v Miller Park Townhomes LLC, the Michigan Court of Appeals continued it assault on the WPA. The facts as recited by the Court are not strong, and based on them the case may have justified summary judgment. (This comes with an asterisk, because a Jury found sufficient evidence to return a verdict for the Plaintiff in the amount of $68,000). The Court was wrong and reversed a jury's decision in the process. The Court spends unnecessary time on at-will employment and the Whitman case. The Court's fallacious analysis continues by paying perfunctory attention to the timing of the adverse employment action and improperly viewing circumstantial evidence.
Don't Put Your Kids on Your Property Deeds
If you put your child's name on the deed, your child owns part of the house. So, they can force a sale. If they get divorced, your house is now part of the divorce. If they file Bankruptcy they can only protect one house, so that could be problematic.
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Top Employment Cases of 2013
While it is already January 13, I felt it necessary to write a little something about the employment cases that came out in 2013. As it has been written about in many places (see here, here, and here), it is not easy for employees to make successful cases against their employers. (I am sure that management-side attorney will disagree) Why is it more difficult for Plaintiff's to be successful? Partial because of the dreadful muddle as Judge Posner put it in a 2012 case of Cook v. IPC International Co. (See earlier post). The law has become full of additional hurdle after additional hurdle for employees. With all of that in mind, I thought I would put together a couple of my favorite cases from 2013. To make the list a case has to be full of good analysis and application of the employment law. I am looking for cases that can be analogized in the future to help plaintiffs bringing meaningful cases to be successful. This list is not exhaustive, I am sure there are cases that I missed that are good. Feel free to point them out. I would love to have a discussion about this.
Legal Triplet: Assign, Convey, and Transfer
For long-time readers of the blog, you have noticed that I have expanded the areas that are covered with this blog. One of the new areas is language, legal usage, or Plain English. I find words to be fascinating.
Gardner borrows from David Foster Wallace and uses the term snoot for grammar snobs, grammar nazi, or gam mar nerd. (See Garner's interview with the magazine Vice) While I aspire to be a snoot, I am sure I fall quite short.
All that said, I recently came across a legal triplet or synonym string that was not covered in the 2nd Ed. of "A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage" that sits next to my desk. I researched to see if the words were redundant or if there was perhaps a difference in the terms. Here is what I found.
Michigan Advance Directives
The Elder Law Professor's Blog brought my attention to a document by the Michigan Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program that provides answers to frequently asked questions about medical powers of attorney, living wills, and do not resuscitate orders. It also provides fill-in the blank versions of the documents. The document can be found here. The FAQ's were very helpful.
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I like Benecio as an actor.
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As an actor Del Toro , he was hysterical in the Usual Suspects ,and great in Fear and Loathing. He is a major upstager.
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Sheesh, Benny for sure!
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Clooney.......he's got class
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STORYLINE: A timeless tale of love and hatred, pride and prejudice, accomplishment and adversity and follows a Japanese American female with an indomitable spirit, a positive, infectious personality and a tremendous love of country and sense of patriotism. Trapped in the time of the fear and prejudice or World War ...5 hours ago
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Days of Dust is a short narrative film journeying through the triumphs and falls of innocence from youth to adulthood. A modern lyrical piece, Days of Dust will be visually magical and conceptually metaphysical.10 hours ago
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Casting an untitled short film. Project description: "Devastated by the loss of his wife to cancer, a man creates a world where he tracks down her anthropomorphized killer."10 hours ago
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Seeking Caucasian male singers ages 14 to 19 to join a male recording group with a recording deal with Sony Records. We are also seeking male solo singer ages 13 to 21 and female solo singers ages 15 to 20 for solo recording dealsyesterday
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Mike Wilke, writer and illustrator for Cornerstone Stories, says his favorite fable he's done is "The Bearded Fool," a story about a man who decides to burn part of his beard off after reading that all men with long beards are fools. "I did relate to it," Wilke laughs. (Kaylin Creason/Review)
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Political cartoonist Mike Wilke, 58, has been drawing for most of his life, but he's never done anything like this. For the past year, Wilke has been illustrating fables for children's books.
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Children can explore a year in the life of the Ramsey family at the Time Capsule for Kids program.
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Celebrated local author Eileen Bridgeman Biernat pens a new mystery, "Echoes of Evil," a psychological thriller based in a true story.
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All Chapter members have an opportunity to be active participants in our Chapter! Below is a list of committees with a brief description of the responsibilities, as well as the Board member who oversees that committee. As your schedule allows, please consider how you can bring your area of expertise and past talents to aid your Chapter.
You can contact the respective Board member directly with questions or to join the committee. We've tried to make it easy for everyone to participate!
Board Member: Communications Director: F Christopher West, Industry Partner Representative for Pentimento Lighting and Furnishings, firstname.lastname@example.com
Creative Brief:
Chair: Cathy Kominsky, Allied ASID, email@example.com
Duties: Works closely with the Communications Director to create the monthly newsletter using Constant Contact. Develops content submitted by Board members, design community, and from the general membership. Works with Administrator who gathers and resizes photos to accompany articles and creates links to relevant sites. The Creative Brief newsletter is published monthly, Eblast emails are published weekly. Must be comfortable working with online technology.
Desert Design Magazine:
Chair/Editor: Bonnie Lewis, Allied ASID, email@example.com
Editorial Staff: Dede Radford, Industry Partner Representative for Dunn-Edwards Paints; Angela Martin-Newman, Allied ASID; and Bonnie J. Lewis, Allied ASID
Duties: Develops the editorial plan based on a pre-determined theme striving to maintain a balance of editorial content to advertising content. Edited content is submitted to the graphic artist for layout. Proofs are reviewed by the editor and editorial staff for corrections and edits. Upon sign-off of the final proof by the editor and/or Communications Director, it is sent to the printer for printing and distribution. The magazine is published quarterly.
Social Media:
Chair: Jasmine Dowling, Allied ASID, jdowlingdesign
Duties: Monitors and posts updates to the Chapter's social media sites of Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, to name a few, with content approved by the Communications Director.
Chair: Edie Parsons, Student ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Duties: Maintains the Chapter Website, www.asidaznorth.org, with yearly, quarterly, and monthly updates and acts as liaison with web host, DSA Publishing.
Membership Directory: Communications Director
Board Member: Membership Director: Janet Jackson, Allied ASID, email@example.com
Chapter Meetings:
Chair: Erin Linstrom, Allied ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Duties: Assists the Membership Director with event planning. Uses a committee of volunteers to oversee details and ensure that publicity deadlines are met, and events run smoothly. May assist with accommodations for speakers and other activities as needed.
Chair: Brenda Emrich, Industry Partner Representative, bemrich
Duties: This committee meets and greets all members at events, making them feel at ease in the crowd by introducing them to other members. Ambassadors make sure there are always Chapter members on hand who can answer questions about the Chapter and ASID membership. Photographs events for chapter media use.
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Chair: Open
Duties: Works with the Membership Director by contacting all new members and welcoming them to the Chapter. Makes follow-up calls to any lapsed members to ensure they are aware of their membership status.
Board Member: President: Jewell Blair, Allied ASID, email@example.com
Chair: Diana Wood, Allied ASID, email@example.com
Co-Chair: Open
Duties: Organizes the design competition call for entries, entry submissions, and arranges for judging of the entries. Oversees all aspects of the event planning for the annual Awards Gala. Coordinates with the Chapter's media sponsor and Chapter sponsors to establish the date and follow all necessary advertising requirements. The Chair works closely with the President who oversees all activities, including establishing a theme, publicity, and all coordination and event planning of the Awards Gala.
Board Member: Finance Director: Jeanette Knudsen, Allied ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Chair: Cathy Kominsky, Allied ASID, ckominsky
Duties: Works together with the Administrator and Communications Director to promote the event to the public. This annual event runs in March and April of each year and consists of matching clients (the public) with designers to provide a maximum of two hours of consultation to each client. Monies are received by the Chapter to support Chapter activities and student education.
Board Member: Finance Director: Jeanette Knudsen, Allied ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Co-Chair: Diana Rollnick, Allied ASID, email@example.com
Co-Chair: Amy Strang, Allied ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Duties: Works together with the Administrator and Communications Director to promote the event to the public. This ongoing event consists of matching realtors with designers to provide a maximum of two hours of consultation. Monies are received by the Chapter to support Chapter activities and student education.
Board Member: President Elect: Keith Stanton, Allied ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Chair: Beth Donlan, Allied ASID, beth
Duties: Develops a home tour that showcases ASID Arizona North Chapter's Interior Designers' talent. Determines venue/locations and executes schedule of events for each day.
Board Member: Professional Development Director: Christina Forrest, Allied ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Professional Development Day:
Chair: Karen Barnes, Industry Partner Representative for The Elegant Window, karen
Duties: Creates an event promoting professional education and business development for practitioners. Event creation includes locating the venue, choosing the topics and speakers, marketing the event, and coordinating with the Chapter administrator for registration of attendees.
Emerging Professionals:
Chair: Cynthia Howe, Student ASID, email@example.com
Co-Chair: Open
Duties: Assists the Membership Director by engaging emerging professionals – ASID practitioners with five years or less experience – by welcoming them into the Chapter, inviting them to serve in appropriate Chapter leadership positions, and providing and hosting events of interest for this target audience.
Board Member: Finance Director: Jeanette Knudsen, Allied ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Chair: Open
Duties: TBD
Student Career Day:
Board Member: Professional Development Director: Christina Forrest, Allied ASID, firstname.lastname@example.com
Chair: Tabitha Evans, Allied ASID, email@example.com
Duties: Assists the Professional Development Director in coordinating a round table discussion with professional Interior Designers. The day provides learning seminars, resume and portfolio review, and mentorship from top professionals.
Student Charrette:
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Tomorow will i awake???, In God i trust
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"Sure I've been to some demonstrations and every time it was the police who were the main problem. The most frightening part of the experience is when you find yourself inhaling asphyxiating gas while cops are throwing stones and flash bombs into the crowd from really close up."
Three years after he caught the attention of London industrial techno type
by sending him a couple of tracks in a random email, Greek producer
has gone on to become one of Perctrax main acts, releasing several EPs and last year's album Flaws.
Critically revered (
Resident Advisor's chief Todd Burns
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) he nevertheless remains in Athens despite the country's near terminal economic collapse. But did he say Greek COPS throw stones at demonstrators . . .?
"Oh yes, that's a usual tactic they use here," he confirms, "The last time it happened I saw quite a few people of all ages standing right next to me getting badly injured."
And what was it like inhaling tear gas?
"It feels like shit like trying to breathe when they fire the gas, and lots of people pass out
," he replies.
"You also can't run away because they usually drop the canisters right into the middle of the crowd so it's total chaos. But I don't want to make too big a deal of it,"
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Despite remaining impressively sanguine about the situation, he has no illusions about the crisis Greece is facing.
"I don't wanna' be melodramatic about it but I'll just say that the great majority of people who are my age are unemployed and that situation doesn't look like it will be changing anytime soon," he notes.
"A lot of people are going back to the countryside to their families in order to have a low cost of living and I think that trend will continue. The general feeling is that things are gonna' get much worse. I don't think that there's anyone is hoping for a fast recovery."
Skrufff (Jonty Skrufff): How did you first connect with Perc and Perctrax three years ago?
Sawf: "I sent a mail to Ali (Perc) with some tracks of mine and after he tested them on tour he told me he wanted to release them. He did that then two years later he asked me if we could compile an album with tracks written during a 6 months period and I agreed."
Skrufff: You're playing in London, Berlin and Geneva in the next few months; how much do you plan to stay in Athens long term?
Sawf: "well there's nothing about Athens that's so exciting nowadays music wise so a relocation definitely seems interesting. But it's not in my immediate plans though."
Skrufff: How much anger is there amongst you and your friends, towards Greek politicians and Germans?
Sawf: "Obviously there's anger against the politicians from the majority of the people not only from those people from my age group. And people hate German politicians as much as they hate Greek ones. The hate is also growing as the crisis worsens."
Skrufff: What would you like to see happen to improve solve the crisis?
Sawf: "I don't know and I don't really care, to be honest, because whatever the solution is, it should need a zillion years in order to be accomplished. If solving the crisis means returning Greece to how it was before the crisis hit, well that doesn't seem appealing to me at all. The crisis isn't just financial it's also about the corruption that exists here and it will take a few decades to make that extinct. But it's not as though there are any serious steps being taken to deal with that anyway."
Skrufff: How much has your music making been affected by the situation?
Sawf: "I was never a part of the Athens club scene so really it's had no affect on me personally. The club scene was effectively already dead a couple of years before the crisis hit anyway, so the economic situation hasn't made that difference in that sense. Right now there are some promoters introducing interesting guests that haven't visited Athens before but it's mostly house or bass music. Exciting club nights are pretty rare."
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Responding to the article "Cranley takes wrap off anti-crime effort" (Feb. 4). I write this letter to all the residents of the high crimes areas of Cincinnati.
Mayor John Cranley has offered you "help is on the way," but you folks can help yourselves. When there is a crime, there are usually witnesses of some kind to the event.
When the police arrive and question you, they hear, "I didn't see anything," or "I didn't hear anything," or "I wasn't there."
People, the police are your friends, NOT your enemies. You complain they aren't doing anything to help. Well, neither are you.
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