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William E. Scully Jr.
About William E. Scully Jr.Bill Scully has practiced law in Mobile and Baldwin Counties since 1991. He is a graduate of Indiana University (BA 1979, French and Political Science) and Washington and Lee University Law School (1982). Not long after law school he joined the U.S. Army as a Judge Advocate (JAG Officer) and served on active duty until moving to South Alabama. ?As an Assistant District Attorney in Mobile from 1991 until 1996, Bill handled some of the most serious cases on the docket, from complex drug conspiracies to capital murder prosecutions. He opened his private practice in 1996 and his office has been located on the same neighborhood since that time. Bill continues his military service on a part-time basis as an Army Reservist. He holds the rank of Colonel and is assigned as the Staff Judge Advocate for the 377th Theater Sustainment Command in New Orleans. In a position similar to that of a District Attorney, Bill is the principal legal advisor to the two-star commander of an organization comprised of over 35,000 soldiers throughout the eastern half of the country. In 2003, Bill was mobilized for 18 months and deployed to the Mid-East in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In the private practice, Bill works in all of the practice areas that are described elsewhere on this website. Bill is particularly interested in defending criminal cases in which DNA evidence is used and in Post-Conviction Relief under Rule 32 of the Alabama Rules for Criminal Procedure. He has also been successful in advocating on behalf of our clients before the appellate courts of Alabama: Giardina v. Giardina, 39 So. 3d 204 (Ala.Civ.App. 2009), and a second one: Pinzone v. Papa's Wings, Inc., 72 So. 3d 620 (Ala. Civ.App. 2010) Bill and his wife, Donna (a Registered Nurse who also works part-time for the firm), have been married for over 33 years. In addition to son, Liam, they have two daughters, Elizabeth and Christina. Bill is a long-time member of the Eastern Shore Sertoma Club
Practice Areas
- Criminal Law
- Traffic Tickets
- Appeals & Appellate
- Family Law
- Military Law
- White Collar Crime
- Domestic Violence
- Probate
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Mastercard, Visa and Discovery.
- Free Consultation
- Initial Consultation is free.
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
|11th Circuit
Professional Experience
|Judge Advocate, US Army Reserves
|Rank: Colonel Position: Staff Judge Advocate
|Attorney, Private Law Practice
|Assistant District Attorney, Mobile County District Attorney's Office
|Judge Advocate, US Army (Active Duty)
|Washington and Lee University School of Law - Washington and Lee University
|Indiana University - Indiana University-Bloomington
|Political Science and French
Professional Activities
|Member, Board of Directors
|MR/DD Board, Inc.
|CJA Panel Attorney
|Member, Past President
|Eastern Shore Sertoma Club
|Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce
Professional Associations
|Member, Grievance Committee 2005 to 2013, Baldwin County Bar Association
|Federal Criminal Defense Attorney, CJA Panel Attorney
|Member, Military Law Committee, Alabama State Bar
|Alabama State Bar
Questions Answered
- Overall: 151 Answers
- This Year: 151 Answers
Questions Answered by William E. Scully Jr.
Q. how much time do you get for 4 theif of property 1st 30,000 for each one
A: Well...that's a lot of theft. Theft of Property in the First degree is a Class B Felony. Punishment ranges from 2 years to 20 years for each count. Some or all of this jail time can be suspended. The sentencing guidelines will impact the sentence actually imposed. I should also say that if you have prior felonies, the punishment ratchets up.
Q. mother abandons child in California, and I live in Alabama. How do I get custody?
A: So, why do you need help? Sounds like your mom is willing to come to Alabama. She can move her, move in with you and, voila!, there you go. Or, if your mom doesn't want to move here, why don't you just go pick up your child and bring her home with you. If the child's mother isn't in the picture, there's nothing keeping you from getting the kid.
Q. At what age can a minor in Alabama would be able to take care of another minor legally?
A: There's not a legal answer here, really. When my kids were small, I would let me 12 year old son babysit for his younger sister when my wife and I would go out. There are limits, of course. I wouldn't leave the 12 year old to care for a sibling over-night. I wouldn't go out and get rip-roaring drunk while the kids were home alone. I'd make sure the kids knew how to get in touch with me...but there aren't many 12 year-olds who don't know how to use a cell phone. I don't think it's prima facie neglect for a mother to do this.
Q. my 17 yr old daughter was kicked out by her custodial grandfather. can she legally leave state if he did this. and can c
A: Well, she's 17 years old. If she doesn't have anybody with legal custody willing to let her stay, then she can pretty much go where ever she wants to go. There's nobody going to stop her. Of course, you are her mom. Ideally she would want to come live with you, right? Are you asking if she can leave the state where she lived with her grandfather and come live with you? I'd say yes! Welcome her with open arms and try to restore some of your relationship with her. If nobody else will take her in, you should rush to do so!
Q. My 7 year old son took a drink of my alcoholic drink by mistake on vacation and some how the nurse at school found out
A: When allegations of abuse or neglect are reported to the Department of Human Resources, DHR must conduct a Child Abuse and Neglect" investigation, also known as a CAN investigation. Yes, they can look carefully into the allegations, but there are limits. You should probably contact a local attorney...perhaps a criminal attorney...to help you work through this.
Q. can 2nd degree marijiuana be enhanced to a felony
A: Sort of. Possession of Marijuana in the second degree is possession of marijuana for personal use only. It is a Class A misdemeanor. However, possession of marijuana (even for personal use only), after having been previously convicted of second degree possession, is a Class C felony.
Q. Can a paying parent be responsible to continue paying college and medical bills for a child that is over the age of 19
A: What was in effect as of the date your child turned 19? From your question it sounds like the original decree required the payment of college expenses. It also sounds like that order was modified at age 19 so that the payment of college expenses was no longer required. If this is the case, the support order cannot now be modified. The court loses jurisdiction when the child turns 19. This is an area of the law that has seen significant changes over the past couple of years. It is now not possible for Alabama courts to require the payment of college expenses. However, the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that ended 'post-minority support' has been held not to be retroactive. So if an order requiring the payment of college expenses was entered several years ago, it could still be enforceable. What bothers me a little bit about your question is this: You say that child support was modified at some point. If the modification said specifically that the payment of college expenses was not required, then that obligation goes away. But if the modification order changed the monthly child support amount, saying nothing about college expenses, such an order doesn't necessarily change the obligation to pay those expenses. The judge does not need to reiterate the obligation to pay post-minority support every time child support is modified. The original order could remain in effect. It might be worth your while to have an attorney review your divorce decree and the modification order so that you can get a good read on this thing.
Q. How is income calculated if my ex-wife has decided not to work now.
A: The judge will 'impute' income to your ex. This means that the court assumes that your ex can make at least minimum wage (which is about $1200 per month). Even if she is not working the judge will assume that she can make this amount. They may impute more income to her if she usually makes more money than minimum wage, but is voluntarily unemployed. If she can make significantly more, they will impute that higher figure to her.
Q. My ex husband was just given full physical custody per the judges final order. Can I appeal this and how do I do it?
A: We aren't going to be able to coach you through an appeal from this web site. An appeal from this kind of a decision is fairly difficult and technical. You will need to order a transcript of the proceedings ($$). You will need to have an appellate brief prepared setting out the errors you believe the trial judge made. The appeal is not a new trial, so you won't be able to present new evidence. There are some circumstances where you can bring new evidence to the attention of the trial court judge, but again, this is not easy to do. You're just going to need to hire a lawyer.
Website: Scully and Scully, P.C. Attorneys
Scully & Scully, P.C.
816 Manci Avenue
Daphne, AL 36526
Telephone: 251.626.5052


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Date: January 6, 2003, Epiphany
Dear Friends:
Greetings in this new year from the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR). January is a time of reflecting and looking forward. This month, we would like to update you about UMCOR's ongoing ministries, particularly our five-year response to September 11, 2001 and its aftermath, "Love in the Midst of Tragedy."
UMCOR's planned response has been distinctive. We anticipated that the 9/11 tragedy and its aftermath would demand not only immediate but also short- and long-term responses. Mr. Daniel Borochoff, president of The American Institute of Philanthropy, recently observed, "Fortunately, UMCOR was smart enough not to focus on immediate needs and now has some more flexibility in the timing and use of its donations .... They are acting far more responsibly than many of the other charities we are seeing."
Last year, the media paid a lot of attention to charitable distribution of September 11 funds. The Red Cross was particularly scrutinized. During this time, UMCOR continued to inform the public about the United Methodist response to 9/11. Background materials, stories, a spiritual resources were posted on our website . A special edition of UMCOR Inasmuch Update was printed and also put on the web. United Methodist News Service published several human interest stories and reports of disbursements approved by UMCOR's board of directors.
In the first half of 2002, the Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) received complaints that UMCOR was not distributing September 11 funds in a timely manner. (With a five-year plan, UMCOR never planned to disburse all funds in the first year.) The CBBB invited UMCOR to complete a lengthy questionnaire on 23 standards for charitable solicitations. We happily agreed to be evaluated. The CBBB's voluntary standards, which were developed for secular not church-based organizations, go beyond what the law requires charities to do. CBBB has not rated most church-based charities.
After receiving UMCOR's first submission of data, the CBBB, in an interim report, found that UMCOR did not meet 11 of the 23 standards. CBBB's recommendations for UMCOR included these points:
1. Percentages of funds going for purposes such as administrative overhead should be shown more clearly.
2. Fund-raising expenses should be listed in audits.
UMCOR cannot display the total cost of our administrative and fundraising functions under the same assumptions that CBBB uses for secular charities. For example, our administrative costs are covered by United Methodists' donations to the annual "One Great Hour of Sharing" (OGHS) offering. Funds from OGHS also supplement UMCOR's emergency response efforts and certain ongoing Advance projects. Because of OGHS, 100 percent of gifts to UMCOR's appeals go to the emergency response specified by the donor. In the case of broader appeals like "Love in the Midst of Tragedy," donors may designate a particular area of response-- New York, New Jersey, Washington D.C., Central Asia (Afghan refugees and internally displaced persons), or Schools for Afghan Children.
Many of UMCOR's fundraising costs are not in our budget but in those of other United Methodist entities. For instance, United Methodist Communications publishes resources for One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS). CBBB considers all of that promotion to be a cost for UMCOR's fundraising. Its standards are not set up to account for the United Methodist connectional system in a way that is fair to both UMCOR and secular agencies at the same time.
Since the initial feedback from CBBB, UMCOR has submitted additional material. The principle of voluntary participation in a rating service for charitable organizations is a good one. Resolving a perplexing matter of equitable comparisons to be drawn among dissimilar organizations will take time and skill. Both the staff of UMCOR and of the Better Business Bureau will continue to engage in this process.
We are thankful for all of the generous financial and material support that United Methodists have channeled through UMCOR to assist vulnerable people. Your faithful support of UMCOR has always been a valuable asset to our strength as a denomination and it continues to be a well-placed trust.
UMCOR is audited, not only by the high standard set by the United Methodist General Council on Finance and Administration (GCFA), but also to high standards set by governments and other large donors, such as the United Nations, who contract with UMCOR for international post-war recovery projects. All of these audits are clean, with no findings, despite UMCOR's rapid growth in recent years. Our audits are matters of public record; anyone is welcome to examine them. Our Annual Report is also available.
|Love in the Midst of Tragedy #901125
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November 27, 2014
Jim and Ritta Conley are building a new home in the fast-growing Cross Crest subdivision in Staunton. And they're not the only ones.
"I know they're getting ready to build one right next door to us," said Jim Conley, pointing to the grassy lot to the left of the foundation he and his wife were working on Tuesday afternoon.
"And then there's two lots down, the people are looking there," he continued. "They bought two lots together."
"When we opened the third section, which is here, most of them sold within the first year, fairly quickly," said contractor Shawn Sweeney. "A lot of other builders that I'm aware of, they have a lot of different subdivisions going on, real similar to this, and just seem to be booming at this time."
How big of a boom? Well in the last six months, the city has gotten proposals for roughly a thousand more new units, in about a dozen new subdivisions.
"We're surprised by the total, sheer numbers," said Staunton planning director Sharon Angle. "I think it's a reflection of the efforts we've made over the last ten years to improve the city."
Sweeney attributes to growth to several factors, from a good local economy and low interest rates, to the fact that consumers seem to prefer building new homes instead of moving into old ones.
The Conleys, who hope to be into their new home by Thanksgiving, say they look forward to the company.
"It'll look a little different. I expect to see about three more houses right there," said Jim Conley, pointing again to his left. "I think it's going to be a really nice neighborhood."
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We are in an odd time right now for USB technology. Whether we like it or not, USB 2.0 still rules the roost. Motherboard manufactures started adding USB 3.0 capability to motherboards two years ago, but even going into the two year anniversary, USB 2.0 ports still outnumber USB 3.0 ports two to one. That ratio is even larger to the USB 2.0 side in lower priced motherboards, where only a small number of 3.0 ports reside.
To increase the odds of you purchasing more USB 3.0 devices motherboard manufactures have started to include USB 3.0 headers on the boards, but are still keeping a limited number on the back of the board. Most would prefer their USB 3.0 ports on the front of their case anyhow, so this is a good thing. The eco system is hardly ever balanced though because in order to use those front USB 3.0 ports you need a new case... or do you?
NZXT, a case manufacture themselves have devised a way to increase your USB 3.0 count without the expense of purchasing a new computer case. The NZXT Aperture M uses a single USB 3.0 motherboard header to put two USB 3.0 ports right on the front of your computer. At the same time, the Aperture M also provides several flash card slots, so you can read and write to the most popular flash cards on the market today.
The NZXT Aperture M fits in a single 5.25" bay, the same used by your optical drives. It uses two motherboards headers, one USB 3.0 for the dual USB 3.0 ports and a USB 2.0 header for the card reader.
The NZXT Aperture M has an attractive faceplate that matches several computer cases on the market today including several sold by NZXT. The perforated front panel will also allow some cool air to enter your system.
The only thing we aren't completely sold on is the USB 2.0 to card reader. For at least a year now we've had a USB 3.0 to card reader that was external and loved the extra burst of speed with our high-speed flash cards that are capable of surpassing the USB 2.0 speed limits of around 30MB/s.
Still, the Realtek bridge inside the Aperture M does get you right up to the limits of USB 2.0, but a dual 3.0 design would of really set this product off into the stratosphere.
When it comes to the construction the NZXT Aperture M is built solid with dense plastic that helps keep the weight of your system down. The eight mounting points are all metal, four on each side just like your optical drive.
NZXT gives you a liberal amount of cable so you can mount the device at the top of your full tower case if you wanted. You get around two feet of cable total and it will also allow you to route the cable behind the motherboard, for those conscious about having a rats nets of cables in plain view.
At the time of writing the NZXT Aperture M was not list on Newegg, Tiger Direct or any other trusted site. We couldn't find a price through Google Product Search either, but they are coming.
We only hope that NZXT doesn't charge too much for the Aperture M because it's a very useful tool even if you already have USB 3.0 ports built into your case. The card reader is a very nice add-on for any computer users and especially anyone who takes digital pictures as often as I do.
NZXT Aperture M USB 3.0 Multi-Media Hub ReviewAdd USB 3.0 ports to the front of your case and a flash card reader at the same time with this tidy little device.
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(Counter)Reformation: Musical Responses to a Crisis of Faith
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January 23, 2010
Convivium's Winter 2010 program explores an amazing range of responses to the changing place of choral music in worship in 16th century Europe, and the astonishing beauty released by religious upheaval. The program includes large-scale, rarely-heard works by Le Jeune (Dodecachorde, Ps. 35), Senfl (Ecce quam bonum), and Anerio (Requiem), as well as William Byrd's Mass for 4 voices.
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Vermont State Police are seeking information about a black SUV whose driver allegedly fled after a head-on collision Tuesday at the intersection of the East Pittsford Road and Route 7 in Rutland Town.
No one was hurt, but police said the SUV caused major damage to a Ford F-250 truck driven by Sandra Griffin, 62, of Pittsford.
Witnesses told police that the SUV was traveling south on Route 7 at about 3 p.m. Tuesday when it cut across lanes and collided with the truck. Two other vehicles were narrowly missed, police said.
The SUV drove off the road after the crash, backed up and continued south on the highway toward Rutland with moderate damage to its front end.
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Gay men who dress up as Eminem
Eminem is the patron saint of homothugs.
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Twenty-five Houston music greats who have passed away.
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It depends. If you've had chicken pox before, you're probably immune, so there's little cause for worry. Up to 95 percent of adults in the United States are immune, including many people who had chicken pox and never even knew it. If you received the chicken pox vaccine (available in the United States since 1995), you're also probably immune.
A single dose of the chicken pox vaccine, which was the standard dose when it was first offered, prevents chicken pox altogether for about 80 to 85 percent of those who were vaccinated and prevents a severe case for most of the rest. Since then, research has shown that a second dose provides more protection, so the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now recommends getting two doses of the chicken pox vaccine.
Since so many adults are immune, not many pregnant women get chicken pox – estimates range from 1 to 7 cases for every 10,000 pregnancies. But if you're not immune and you do happen to catch the disease while you're pregnant, you could get quite sick, and there's a small chance that it would affect your baby. If you're not sure whether you're immune, a simple blood test can give you the answer.
Chances are good that no harm would come to your baby, but timing is a factor. If you get chicken pox during the first or second trimester of pregnancy, there's a slight risk (probably less than 2 percent overall) that your baby will get something called congenital varicella syndrome (CVS). The risk is highest if you're infected between 13 and 20 weeks' gestation.
CVS is characterized by birth defects, most commonly skin scarring, malformed limbs, an abnormally small head, neurologic problems (like intellectual disability), and vision problems. Plus, a baby with CVS may also grow poorly in utero and suffer from seizures and physical and mental developmental disabilities. The infection may also increase the risk of miscarriage or later fetal death.
If you do contract chicken pox, you'll have a detailed ultraound to look for signs of defects or other problems and at least one follow-up sonogram to see how your baby is doing later on. You may also choose to meet with a genetic counselor to discuss the risks in your particular case and decide how you want to proceed.
If you get chicken pox early in the third trimester of pregnancy, your baby will probably be fine. Here's why: About five days after you come down with chicken pox, your body develops antibodies to the virus and passes them to your baby through the placenta, offering protection that his own immature immune system couldn't provide on its own.
If you develop chicken pox five to 21 days before your baby is born, he might develop chicken pox, but because of the antibodies he received from you, it's much less likely to be serious. (Some babies exposed to chicken pox in utero don't have any signs of infection at birth but develop a case of shingles during infancy or early childhood without having had chicken pox. Fortunately, it's usually not serious.)
The most risky time to come down with chicken pox is between five days before giving birth and two days after delivery, because then your baby is exposed to the virus but doesn't have time to receive antibodies from you. In this case, there's a high chance (estimated at 17 to 30 percent) that he'll develop what's called neonatal varicella, or newborn chicken pox, which can be serious and even life threatening – especially if left untreated.
Fortunately, your baby's risk of a severe case can be greatly reduced if he gets a shot of varicella zoster immune globulin (VZIG), a blood product that contains chicken pox antibodies. (You may also see this referred to as VariZIG, which is the brand name of the VZIG product that's currently available in the United States.) Your baby will be given the shot soon after birth if your chicken pox showed up within five days of delivery or as soon as you discover your rash if it's within two days after delivery.
If your newborn shows any sign of developing the infection – such as coming down with a fever or showing a rash of even a few spots – he'll be treated intravenously with the antiviral drug acyclovir.
It's unclear. But it's definitely more risky for you to get the virus as an adult than as a child. That's because about 15 percent of adults who get the infection also develop something called chicken pox pneumonia, which can be severe and even life threatening.
In pregnant women, this complication is also associated with higher rates of preterm birth. The risk of developing pneumonia is highest if you get chicken pox during the third trimester. Smoking also increases the risk.
If you know you're immune, you don't need to do anything. If you're not sure or you think you're not immune, call your healthcare provider immediately and arrange to have a blood test to confirm your status.
If the blood test shows that you're not immune, you can get a shot of VariZIG to reduce your chances of a severe infection and very serious complications. You can receive the shot up to ten days after being exposed to chicken pox, though it's best to get it as soon as possible. Unfortunately, the shot won't prevent fetal infection. (Note: This protection lasts only about three weeks, so if you're exposed to chicken pox again more than three weeks after your injection, you'll need another shot.)
Chicken pox is highly contagious, so if you've never had it before and you have direct contact with an infected person, you're very likely to get it. In fact, if someone in your household has chicken pox and you're not immune, chances are 90 percent that you'll catch it, too.
It can take anywhere from ten to 21 days after exposure, though most often you'll see signs after 14 to 16 days. At first, you may have mild flu-like symptoms, followed by an itchy rash. The rash starts out as little red bumps that blister as they get larger, then eventually dry out and scab over.
You'll probably see it first on your face, chest, or abdomen, and new eruptions will gradually appear on other parts of your body. You're contagious from about 48 hours before the first crop of bumps appears until they've all crusted over.
If you start to have symptoms and think you have chicken pox, call your healthcare provider right away. Don't show up unannounced at your provider's office and risk infecting other pregnant women there. If you need to be seen, they'll make special arrangements so you won't be sitting in a crowded waiting room.
If you do have chicken pox, you might be given a prescription for an antiviral drug called acyclovir. If you develop any signs of pneumonia, like a fever with rapid breathing, discomfort when you breathe, or a cough, it's important to call your provider again right away because your condition can worsen rapidly.
If you're having even more severe symptoms, such as trouble breathing or chest pain, call 911. Even if your symptoms are relatively mild, you'll be hospitalized so you can be carefully monitored and treated with IV acyclovir.
No. In fact, the CDC advises women to wait a month after getting the chicken pox vaccine before even trying to conceive. Do arrange to get yourself vaccinated right after you have your baby (and get the second dose four to eight weeks later when you return to your caregiver for your postpartum visit), so you don't have to worry about infection during your next pregnancy. It's safe to get the vaccine while you're breastfeeding.
Avoid anyone who has or may have chicken pox. This includes anyone who's not immune and has come in contact with an infected person in the last three weeks, and anyone with flu-like symptoms (people with chicken pox are very contagious before they develop the telltale rash).
You'll also need to avoid contact with anyone with shingles. (People who've already had chicken pox develop shingles if the virus becomes reactivated.) Even though you can't catch shingles, you can catch the chicken pox virus from someone who has shingles.
In addition, since you're most likely to catch chicken pox from a member of your household, the CDC recommends that all healthy children 12 months or older and other susceptible members of your household be vaccinated. This is particularly important if they've recently been exposed to chicken pox, because if they're vaccinated within a few days of exposure, it reduces their risk of coming down with the disease.
While it's possible for a newly vaccinated person to transmit the chicken pox vaccine virus to someone else, the risk is minuscule. In fact, according to a 2007 CDC report, only five cases have been documented of a healthy child receiving the vaccine and passing the vaccine virus to another person – and that's out of over 55 million doses of vaccine. This is much lower than the chance of a susceptible family member contracting the natural virus and passing it to you during your pregnancy.
It's very rare for a pregnant woman to develop shingles. The illness is more common in older adults and people whose immune systems are compromised. But even if you did get shingles while pregnant, the risk to your baby would be negligible.


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(3D recreation of "Bond of Union" by M.C. Escher. -1956)
Ive been wanting to model some of his artworks for some time and this is the first of a few I'd like to make. I will be getting in touch with his estate if only to inform them and let them have the first chance to get one of the 3D printed versions of this.
To me it stands for equality and unity among the sexes and the balance we find when we intertwine our lives with another person...All the flaws and gaps we share might be the strongest bonds we have. The technical challenges of modeling this were satisfying and although Im sure there was an easier way I choose to get it done the best way I knew how without learning any additional software.( the long way...)
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"Think With Your Heart" Pendant
The first version was solid and after uploading to their site I realized it was going to be far too expensive in any of the metals without being hollow. The easiest solution to this is to decrease the size which will automatically lower a prints price tag...However this would loose details and make it smaller then I want as well as cause the loop to dip below the thickness requirement...So Hollowing was my next step.
After the initial hollowing I was notified that the hole which is on the rear was too small to allow the material to escape during production and casting. I went back and further expanding this "escape" hole which finally succeeded in making it a printable design on Shapeways end.
I do have a few already printed via my B9 Creator which I intend to have cast locally too! This will enable me to add a crucial patina to the entire piece and will really help the details pop.
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Etkie Designs and 3D prints
Ive been tasked with creating a button to help with the marketing for Etkie!
Heres their site and store. http://etkie.com/
I will be printing a master for them to mold many more from. Allowing Etkie to keep their costs down and give as much to the women who truly deserve all the credit for their work.
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Curry powder, lemon juice, honey and mustard make a lip-smacking sauce for paprika-sprinkled chicken that is cooked in the microwave. The made-in minutes main dish is a favorite with my family, and I'm sure it will be with yours, too. -Tina Footen, Nampa, Idaho
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4 bone-in chicken breast halves (6 ounces
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1 teaspoon paprika
1 medium lemon, thinly sliced
1/3 cup spicy brown mustard
1/3 cup honey
1 teaspoon dried minced onion
1/2 teaspoon curry powder
1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
Arrange chicken in a 9-in. or 10-in. microwave-safe pie plate, with
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Everyone's needs are special. If your child has been diagnosed ADHD or as a "Sensory kid", music can be a joyful and rewarding way to see real growth and make a wonderful experience for parent and child. We help with the Proprioceptive and Vestibular senses in a fun and therapeutic way.
Just Google "BrainVolts" for a tremendous study from Northwestern University on the amazing effects of music study!
Since a very young age I have loved to improvise and to create music. It is very satisfying to pass this on to others who are full of music inside but may not know how to get it out. If you wish that you or your child could get some help creating your own music as well as playing the great music already written, perhaps we should be talking.
I am from Canada, and I have been a professional musician since 1970. I studied music performance in school, piano with the Royal Conservatory of Toronto and Music Education at Queens University. I have toured with national acts, produced dozens of recordings of all kinds and played, arranged and conducted music on cruise ships all over the world.
Music is my life. Bringing other people's skills to a higher level is what I do best.
Tell me what you want to accomplish, either for yourself or your child. I look forward to speaking with you.
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A note about allergens:
I teach at my home and at my studio. At home we have a very friendly dog (Vinnie) and a cat (Julian) who sleeps all day. If you have allergies, we will study at my Troy studio which is allergen-free. Unless you love animals. In that case, you will get to meet Vinnie, the most kid-friendly, loves-everybody, most gentle little guy you will ever meet. I put his picture up so you can see him.
Teaching teachers
Several excellent teachers I know who have been teaching music for many years were frustrated by not being able to play without a sheet of music. They have found satisfying and positive results from this approach.
Wouldn't it be great to be gifted? In fact... It turns out that choices lead to habits.
Habits become talents. Talents are labeled gifts.
You're not born this way, you get this way.
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*** Lesson Details ***
Children don't learn to read before they can talk. So why should anyone have to try to read before they can play?
That is how music is taught, traditionally and why a huge percentage of students just quit or have a miserable time with piano lessons. Music should be fun. Period.
My only real job is to make sure you have fun and want to learn more. Then you will do the rest. you will astonish yourself and everyone around you!
In a traditional music education, reading the works of others is the focus, with no encouragement to improvise or to play by ear. In our community, there is a prestigious, private college prep school that charges just under $80 per hour for traditional private music lessons.
My method is every bit the equal of that school for those who are drawn to express themselves playing by ear. You will still learn all the core skills needed to be a well-rounded musician.
Music study helps people young and old to overcome shyness and build confidence. It empowers them as they refine their special talents.
We will always have a lot of fun, but there is a lot to do, so we need to be efficient and not waste time. My teaching method is a combination of the best methods I have found. It is backed up with the same solid principles that I received when I was a student myself. If you choose to continue and pursue a classical education at a high level, you will be well-prepared.
Though you'll receive serious critiques from me, I always uplift and encourage. Positive energy is the ticket.
My Method: Listen, Sing, Clap, Play, Read and Write. With these tools you can look deeper into the elements that make up music. Folk, jazz, pop, rock or classical; all Western music is derived from the same principles. We will study ear training from a wonderful ear training book by a famous guitarist. It'�s simple: you learn all the theory so you will be at the top of your game, but always have fun doing it. For notation, we will use The Semper Note Speller. For scales, we have the famous Brown Scale Book.
We use recording as a tool to help you hear how you sound and we always encourage you to express yourself with improvisation. In many cases, you will have tracks to practice with. We also use apps for your phone that really help. A guitar tuner to nail down vocal pitch, as well as a metronome app that is with you wherever you go. If you have a minute anywhere you can get in some good practice time. So we truly have the best of all worlds: playing from music and learning to play by ear! If you stick with it and do the work, the end result will be that you can always just sit down and play, whether or not you have any music in front of you!
On our first lesson we will do a duet jam session together and you will not believe how great you sound!
The Big Picture
Although a percentage of students may become a concert pianist, there are a multitude of other ways to become involved with music. Whether you are looking at music as a profession or as a hobby, we let parents know of the many choices available so that they can make good decisions, for themselves and for their children.
Having fun as you improve is a big priority. I also teach songwriting, singing, music recording and performance, as well as piano.
Remember, a piano should be an irresistible invitation, not an obstacle.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Troy studio: A digital keyboard in a professional recording control-room environment at our media production studio. The studio is near Big Beaver and Stephenson Hwy.
Home studio: An acoustic piano and recording studio environment at my home in Franklin/Beverly Hills.
*** Travel Equipment ***
If you are taking any kind of music lesson, we recommend a tuned piano or digital keyboard, preferably with at least 76 full-sized keys.
If you like, I can suggest several different models of keyboard that I have researched and of which I approve. They range from an inexpensive but effective starter keyboard for ear training and just plain fun to an 88 note weighted keyboard for more expressive practice.
*** Specialties ***
I teach people of all ages first to play by ear and to have fun while they study. Then I back up ear training with solid theory so they can read and write music. In school I studied many traditional methods and I have distilled my own distinct method from them. Though I am classically trained, I specialize in improvisation.
Hello, My name is John.
I can benefit you as a student with my experience and great attitude. My general teaching philosophy is to get the students to set goals for themselves and together, work towards those goals. I emphasize the importance of music theory, technique and aural skills. If you would like to know more about my personal experience, keep reading my biography below!
I have a Music degree from Wayne State University, with a concentration in jazz studies, where I focused on performance and writing; including composition, arranging and orchestration. I have several years experience in performance, studio work and teaching. I participate in the American Guild of Music, and Studio Recitals. I have been teaching guitar and bass since 2002.
I am currently a staff bassist at a catholic church in Rochester Hills, MI. I toured with Ugly Radio Rebellion and Ike Willis (of Frank Zappa) for several years. I play in several pop, rock and jazz combos. Most of them playing in fine area restaurants and venues. I have played large festivals, such as Rothbury festival in Michigan, and have open shows for several prominent rock artists. At Wayne State University, I earned a position in the Lab 1 big band playing upright bass, which is the highest ensemble position, and got to play with several great jazz faculty and guest artists through WSU programs. I have played in several musicals and theatric shows, and am a freelance bassist, with good sight reading ability.
*** Lesson Details ***
My lesson curriculum is basically tailored to each student individually. I like to focus on the goals and needs of each student. I think structure is a very important part of playing any instrument, and like to use method books for theory and technique. I also like to keep students motivated by learning and playing songs that the student wants to know. I believe any student can do well in a program like this, in a relatively short time, especially with good practice!
*** Studio Equipment ***
Amplifier and cables. All Lesson Curriculum. Stereo and computer for lesson aides. Upright Bass that can be used for lessons at Royal Oak location.
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in Music Theory, Ear training, and Sight Reading. I also specialize in Jazz, pop, rock, and fingerstyle.
I teach all styles of guitar, as I have been in many different types of music situations: Soloist (Classical) Ensemble (Classical and Jazz) Lead and Rhythm (Various Rock and Roll bands) Songwriting and Recording. I am a people person that learned the guitar from many different sources. Most of my learning came from watching others and communicating with others. I like to learn about the people I am teaching so that I can better understand their needs as a musician. My education came as a practical necessity in order to get better as a teacher and performer, as well as make a living doing it. But, by no means do I preach the need to be "educated" but only to be a working, practical musician. I will surely go over the need to read music once the need becomes evident, enlighten you as to why it may be important to understand certain aspects of music as opposed to just "picking and grinning", IE learning only "By Ear." I do specialize in music theory, and have many students taking lessons simply for this excellent foundation for songwriting also.
I am a classically trained guitarist that performs both as a soloist and for ensemble in a wide variety of styles. I graduated in 1996 from Schoolcraft College with an Associates degree in Music performance, and then, studying under the tutelage of Brian Roberts went on to receive my Bachelor's degree in Guitar Performance with a secondary in Jazz from Wayne State University in 2004. While at Wayne State and along the way I've performed and participated in several masterclasses with renowned artists: William Kanengiser, John Holmquest, Philip Candelaria, Jason Vieaux, Scott Tennant, and Antigoni Goni. I have also completed the teacher requirements for books 1-a and 1-b for the Suzuki Guitar Institute.
Many of my classical guitar and electric guitar students have went on to study further at the collegiate level, some achieving scholarships. My most recent students are current Berklee school of music graduates now in a band called "Flight of Fire", recently opened for Bonjovi this past summer and are getting air time on local radio stations... well on their way to living the dream! ��the bulk of my students become full time professional musicians.
*** Lesson Details ***
I am an extremely patient person who has been teaching for over 15 years. I am laid back so there will be no pressure. With my electric and steel string guitar students, I host a special "Jam Session" 2 - 3 times a year to which will be one of your goals to participate in. This includes playing with a drummer, bassist, singer and another guitar player (usually me) and having it recorded. This should serve as your motivation to practice. This really eliminates the need for me to pull out a "yardstick" and "smack" your hands over the knuckles when not practicing your scales as many old traditional teachers may have done!
At your first lesson I will talk with you and give you examples of music that is played with a Flat-Pick, or music that uses the Finger-Style technique. This will be an important process as it will dictate which direction you will go in as a musician and especially during our lessons.
For the most part, playing with a Flat-Pick is generally used with the electric guitar and with most mainstream styles of music like "Rock and Roll", "Blues", "Rock-a-Billy" "Funk", and playing with the Finger-Style technique is used in styles like "Classical" and "Folk." After a while, I will introduce you to the other style of playing as well, as most great guitar players use both techniques in their playing...musicians (guitarists) such as: �Jimmy Page�, �Brian Setzer�, �Stevie Ray Vaughan�, �Joe Satriani�, �Lindsey Buckingham�, �Paul McCartney�, �John Mayer�, and many, many more.
To make learning the guitar Fun, I make sure to incorporate your main interest(s) first. Whether it be learning your new favorite song(s), learning how to write a song, or just learning some basics that you can use for when sitting around the campfire. This will be intertwined with which style you choose to start with: Flat-Pick or Finger-Style.
Pending on the level that you are starting at, (beginner, intermediate, advanced) I will include tidbits of music theory that will be used in a consistent manner. These will usually be progressive, pending on your level. For example, the songs you learn will be written out in an easy to understand chart that will have the fundamental aspects of theory (IE, chords, key, and rhythm pattern) that all musicians should understand.
With Children learning with a Flat-Pick, I encourage the use of a basic guitar instruction book.
Level One (beginners) :
"Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book One" by Will Schmid.
I will also use as a substitute for Level One:
"Alfred's Basic Guitar Method" by Alfred's Publishing Co.
More advanced players who can read music already (and graduates from book one) I prefer;
"Hal Leonard Guitar Method Book Two"
With Adults, I will ask if learning to read music interests you. It is a vital part of a practicing musician, but sometimes your needs may require a more one dimensional approach as time may be of essence. Again, I learned by ear and educated myself later...so I understand the person who wants to hold off on reading right away.
Students who want to learn the Classical (Finger-Style) approach will be encouraged to purchase a beginners book that I use written by one of my first instructors/mentor. It is a very intuitive book that covers the technique in great detail yet is very easy to understand (along with my help.) I will provide means of acquiring this book at your first lesson.
Students who want to learn the Folk (Finger-Style) approach will usually start in the above book, unless your an adult who just wants to learn some basics.
At your first lesson I will also provide you with documentation that goes more in depth about the various styles of guitar as the above info is scaled down.
*** Studio Equipment ***
-Guitars (Electric, Acoustic, Classical, Bass)
- PA (loud speakers so you can Turn it Up! When playing along)
-Band in a Box (to play along with real prerecorded instruments seamlessly interleaved into a band type setting with almost unlimited genre choices...very impressive technology)
- Pro Tools (recording gear for all needs)
- Guitar Pro and Finale (to transpose music into sheet music)
-Skype (for out of town interactivity. Can do lessons via Skype)
-Basement with plenty of seating for parents, and or observers.
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar, and Acoustic Guitar; Improvisation, Songwriting, Backup Vocals, Fretboard Harmony, Music Theory, Performance, and Recording.
I received my Bachelor of Music (cum laude) in Jazz Studies from Wayne State University, perform in the Rhythm Society Orchestra, freelance as a guitarist in the Detroit area, and have taught both privately and at the Grosse Pointe Music Academy for many years. I was also fortunate to study with the great jazz guitarist Pat Martino. My students, who range from beginners to performing professionals, have achieved much success, including full-ride music scholarships to colleges and universities across the United States. My teaching is based on years of experience, and I am passionate about helping students realize their potential as creative musicians. I primarily teach guitar and consider myself a guitarist, but I have also taught electric bass, banjo, and ukulele. My goal with every student is to help create an awareness of the instrument which allows the student to explore the music that excites them. The guitar is quite a uniquely complex instrument that is not fully understood by most, and it takes a lifetime to master, so let's get started - I look forward to working with you!
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Zaharis Elementary's Lemonade Club presented $414 to Academy Award winner, author and musician Jeff Bridges, international spokesperson for Share Our Strength: No Kid Hungry, last week. Principal Mike Oliver shared this story:
We've all passed by them. While I'm almost always "too busy" to stop, I enjoy watching the little faces light up when I do.
I sometimes ask, "What are you going to do with the money you earn?" Of course, the lemonade stand is part of Americana.
I hope they don't fade away like drive-in movies, newspaper boys and Twinkies. Not that I really ever liked Twinkies. I just felt like part of our culture died the day the plant closed down.
The Lemonade Club
The lemonade stand has been resurrected by first-graders at Mesa's Zaharis Elementary. What did they do with the money they earned? You may be surprised.
Selling lemonade at special school events and on Fridays after school has led to donations earmarked for the Phoenix Zoo, United Food Bank and No Kid Hungry. In all, the first-graders have contributed about $1,100 to philanthropic causes.
On April 18, Academy Award winner, author and musician Jeff Bridges visited Zaharis to join forces with our little social scientists. It was a moment we won't soon forget.
He pulled into the parking lot in an older-model Jeep Cherokee — without an entourage. He expressed a genuine interest in Zaharis and was surprised to discover that it wasn't a private school. He greeted the office staff like they were old friends.
He wanted to know all about the history of the lemonade stand and the inspiration behind it. He played with our first-graders and sang songs with them.
The spirit of what first-graders are about
He picked up a guitar, along with one of his band members, and led us all in a chorus of "What a Little Bit of Love Can Do," a song he wrote that captures the spirit of what the first-graders are about.
He agreed to an interview with one of our first-graders. He offered messages of turning outward to help take on the No Kid Hungry campaign, for which he is the international spokesman. He accepted a check for $414.85. And he commented on how it's not typical for schools to be giving money away these days.
He left his imprint upon the school for all to see by signing our wall and thanking us "for making him a Soaring Eagle for life." Later, while performing at the Mesa Arts Center, Jeff told the story of his visit to Zaharis and then dedicated the entire night's concert to the "kids of Zaharis."
Jeff Bridges is so much more than an actor. He is a difference-maker who is not much unlike the first-graders he now associates with. I'm going to visit the lemonade stand.
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Dallas Fire-Rescue recently identified 254 patients who made at least a dozen emergency calls in the last fiscal year. Combined, they had made more than 4,500 calls, The Dallas Morning News (http://bit.ly/TFjkDW ) reported.
Officials on Monday updated the Public Safety Committee. The program, which started earlier this year, offers people on repeat 911 lists an opportunity for scheduled house calls by paramedics.
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The lack of surveillance leaves one of the richest locations in the Spanish Mediterranean, where many fish species reproduce, in the hand of poachersJune, 2012
Positive outcomes of final declaration include the importance finally given to oceans, and particularly to deep sea areas.June, 2012
After 18 hours of negotiations, fisheries minister from the 27 EU Member States yesterday adopted the General Approach for the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy.June, 2012
As next week's Council is expected to agree a joint position on the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) reform, leading green and campaign groups warn that the proposed deal would precipitate the depletion of fish stocks and a sharp decline of the fishing sector. By agreeing to the 'general approach' that will be tabled by the Danish EU presidency, Member States would settle for a European fisheries policy of the lowest common denominator, without any ambition to achieve sustainable fisheries or save fishing jobs.June, 2012
Underwater forests 8 times more profitable than their tropical counterparts. Thousands of hectares disappearing every year.June, 2012
80% of managed stocks in the Mediterranean and 47% in the Atlantic are overexploited.June, 2012
Oceana calls on stronger baltic Government controls and enforcement of fisheries and marine protected areas measuresRecent HELCOM news of a 75% decrease in Baltic oil spills, as a result of aerial and satellite surveillance, proves the effectiveness of government controls.May, 2012
Oceana: EU opposition to management of Mediterranean fisheries is a clear warning for the future of European fisheries reformMay, 2012
Research shows area brimming with biodiversity at greater depths than average.May, 2012
Today, fisheries ministers from the 27 EU Member States will gather in Brussels for the third orientation debate on the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP).May, 2012


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