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Over the last three weeks I have described some of the challenges related to cost and quality that we face at Ithaca College. I am certain we will be able to meet these challenges because our campus community has great clarity on what makes us special and on where we need to improve. We are also committed to being accessible to all students of talent, which means that we will find a way to bend the cost curve so that IC can be a leader in combining excellence with affordability.
I want in this final message of the semester to focus on the opportunity in front of us. Our greatest opportunity lies in our educational mission to become the standard of excellence for residential comprehensive colleges. We take justifiable pride in our commitment to offer a blend of liberal arts and professional education that creates a transformative experience for every student.
We should never forget the profound impact our educational community has on students. To take just one example, I have gotten to know a senior named Perri Rumstein. Perri almost didn't come to IC. IC was her first choice but it was pretty far from home and she didn't think she was ready to be that far from her family. Perri was so unsure of herself that she left her freshman summer orientation early to go home and began to make plans to go to the local community college instead. Her parents talked Perri into giving IC a chance, though, and she did. Four years later, Perri has excelled as a student and is on track to graduate next spring. She is a leader in the senior class, one of the co-chairs of the senior class gift committee. The formerly shy student has been a President's Host for the last couple of years, giving campus tours during which she tells prospective students that IC is a place where you can dream big and be fully supported in becoming the person you hope to become.
Perri's story is the Ithaca College story. Yesterday I attended the celebration on campus for December graduates. Talking with the graduates and their parents, I heard stories again and again about how IC has fostered personal and intellectual growth among our students. An IC education is so much more than just the amassing of certified college credits leading to a degree.
I have sought over the last three weeks to describe the challenges we face in order to prepare us all for the focused effort we will undertake together in the years ahead. Our vision statement says that we will "strive" to become the standard of excellence for residential, comprehensive colleges. There is a lot of striving going on right now, and that will continue to be the case. Please do not let the magnitude of these challenges cause you to feel that Ithaca College has an uncertain future. Your commitment to our educational mission ensures that we will do more than just meet these challenges – we will build on the IC legacy of excellence to fully meet our commitment to become the standard of excellence.
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Thank you for your concise summaries of the challenges and opportunities facing IC, as well as the multi-faceted efforts underway to address them. Costs have escalated at such as pace that it probably would have made IC impossible for me if I were entering today. Even in the late 1970's, it was a big leap of faith for my parents, as my dad was a hard working factory worker and my mom was a stay at home mom. IC has given me many happy memories and a career that I love. I am glad to see that IC is looking to keep this option available to as many future students as possible.
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There is a very strange phenomenon that all homeowners have to deal with at some time or another. It goes something like this: an unsuspecting homeowner paints her living room a lovely shade of Moss Green. She uses all but several inches of the paint in the can, replaces the lid tightly and deposits the can into one of the dark corners of her basement. Six or seven years pass, the nicely sealed Moss Green can all but forgotten. Then one day, after re-painting the living room a beautiful Buttery Yellow, she returns to the dark basement corner with the unused portion of new paint to find nine cans of partially-used paint lurking there with Moss Green - somehow that one lonely can of unused paint had replicated itself 9 times!
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Procrastinating taxpayers who find themselves up against the April 15 income tax filing deadline can once again expect some help from South Carolina Department of Revenue employees who will host the annual Drive-thru Forms Services at DOR headquarters in Columbia on Tuesday.
Revenue department employees will provide drive-up service in front of the headquarters building from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. on April 15. All state tax forms and many federal forms, including extensions, will be available. Taxpayers can drop off their completed state tax returns at the drive-thru. (Federal forms must be mailed.)
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The James Wan-directed thriller, which filmed in the Wilmington area in early 2012, made about $17 million at the box office on Friday, according to Variety. And it should pull in more than $41 million for the weekend, way ahead of other new releases "Turbo," "Red 2″ and "R.I.P.D."
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A big time celebrity has landed at the zoo, and while she's the talk of the town, no one's quite sure how to say her name.
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My name! Slightly hard to say, but super fun to try to say. I was named after the ConocoPhillips Alaska oil field where they found me in April. My name is Qannik. It means "snowflake" in the Iñupiaq native Alaskan language. I think my zoo is considering producing a shirt like the Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau's "Looavul, Luhvul" shirt since my name is such a doozy. Try to spell my name next time you play "Words with Friends," I bet you get mega points. You can thank me later.
When is your birthday and how old are you?
I am seven months old. I was born in January 2011. It is hard to estimate my exact birthday because I was born in a snow den my mother built to protect me from the harsh Arctic Alaskan winter.
Forgive our rudeness, but how much do you weigh? And how much will you weigh when you're all grown up?
Actually, I am not shy about it. I just hit the 100 pound mark this week! You can't imagine the freedom of eating without worrying about my vanity and not having to worry about my next meal. I should be somewhere between 330 to 650 pounds when I grow up.
How was the flight to Louisville?
It was really cool, and I don't mean just the cabin temperature which, by the way, was perfect at 58 to 60 degrees. UPS and Captain Edward took really good care of me. He was the best, and it was smooth sailing, err flying I mean. My surrogate Mom, Jane Anne Franklin, fed me frozen formula pops, and I snoozed quite well. My own personal veterinarian (ahem, can we say rockstar?), Dr. Zoli Gyimesi, monitored me in flight. Oh, don't think I was the only one with the "special treatment." Captain Edward made homemade chocolate chip cookies for the humans, too. It was all around awesome. I felt expertly cared for and really special.
Judging from the Coke and Pepsi commercials on TV, polar bears really dig their sodas. True or false? And speaking of that, what do you like to eat?
I can't speak to the soda part, but I can tell you that I eat very well. I had to gain weight because I was malnourished when they found me in Alaska, weighing just 15 pounds at the time. I'd been separated from my mom and sibling and couldn't find food on my own, so they gave me heavy whipping cream and a formula mix to gain weight. I am still gaining about a pound a day and am right on track. There's that freedom again. I still eat the formula, Infamil (the baby formula you all know) and Esbelac (a puppy formula) mixed with cod liver oil (though Jane Anne is replacing that with olive oil now that I am on track with weight, as it is healthier for me). I also eat bananas, herring, salmon and rice. Jane Anne and Kevin Grizzle (my other surrogate parent) gave me peanut butter the other day. Yummy.
What's your favorite thing about the zoo and Louisville?
I am digging the dig pit (pun intended) in my bedroom suite. The pool in my suite is real swell too. My very own pool. Glacier Run is really cool. And, the toys, can we talk about the toys? Jane Anne has hooked me up. Boomer balls, fake seals, fake icebergs, buckets, logs to walk on. I hear her tell others that each of my toys teaches me something I would be learning in the wild, but they are also just plain fun too. Finally, I do love that they let me tweet. Follow me at @QannikTheCubLZ. Just saying!
What do you miss most about home?
Pat Lampi at the Alaska Zoo was really kind to me and took great care of me when I was in Alaska. I miss him. But I have all these new caregivers now that fawn over me and I do kind of like the media attention I must say. I promise not to get too big for my britches though and let it go to my head.
You've been "riding solo" in quarantine. How do you stay occupied?
I heard John Walczak, the Louisville Zoo director, tell the UPS folks the other day that I self-occupy well. Fancy way of saying I enjoy playing and swimming and eating and frolicking and napping. An important thing to remember is that we polar bears are solitary in the wild when we are grown.
Who's your best friend at the zoo?
I really love all of my new family, but I'd have to say Jane Anne. She is the assistant mammal curator here, and she has become my mom really. She gives me cues like my mom would have done in the wild, indicating when something is OK or when I need to be cautious about something. She taught me how to swim by giving me cues that it was safe to go all the way in. She even stayed with me overnight those first few nights. She pretty much rocks! And, so does Kevin Grizzle. These two take copious notes on my behavior. I heard them tell someone the other day that what I am teaching them (yep, me) might very well change the paradigm for bear management in the zoo world. That is heady stuff. I could shift a paradigm. What is a paradigm?
When will we finally get to visit you in Glacier Run?
Well! I am not being a diva, I promise. I just finished quarantine and now Jane Anne and Kevin are teaching me how to move through Glacier Run. Much like you get a kid ready for school by testing the bus and bus routes, they are getting me ready too. This means new hallways to sniff, new doors, steps to learn to climb, new furniture, new scents, new sounds … you get the point. I have a lot of new intel to take in. I promise that my zoo will let everyone know. I am as excited about you as you are about me.
What I hope to teach the kids and kids at heart that come visit me?
I want to remind those who visit me that polar bears are one of North America's iconic species. Africa has elephants and tigers; Asia has orangutans and elephants. Polar bears are one of ours. I want to remind them that I am an ambassador for my species and that my fellow polar bears need ice that allows them to fish and survive. And, finally to educate them about the small changes we can make in our lives that will positively affect my fellow polar bears and their much-needed ice.
How's it going with the social networking thing? You're pretty funny on Twitter.
I do love to tweet. Tweet. What a funny name, sure glad it comes from the animal kingdom. Don't forget to follow me @QannikTheCubLZ.
You not only have a Twitter account, but an anonymous person has set one up in your name as a sort of online homage to you. Way cool – right?
What is that saying, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
How do you handle being such a big celebrity? Do you ever get annoyed by all of the pictures?
Does it make me a diva if I say I like the attention? I am pretty adorable. In addition to just being fun and being the latest cool thing, I selfishly like the attention to my species. If others take a liking to me and decide they want to learn more about me, it could help improve things for other polar bears. The more you know about something sometimes, the more you learn to care and the more you are motivated to help. That's a good thing right? No diva here.
I sincerely thank all of Louisville for opening their hearts to me and embracing me. I feel the love!
The unofficial Qannik
Qannik's fans are so devoted that one clever follower even started a fake Twitter account to pay tribute to the cub.
We asked the fan (who wished to remain anonymous) why he started the Twitter account. Here's his response:
There are several reasons I started the account:
1) I'm a comedian wannabe, so I thought it would be a good way to post irreverent things to make my friends and other people laugh.
2) As a person who uses social media, I was really interested in the fake twitter accounts that have been created and been so popular. The BronxZooCobra was the obvious influence, but also the fake BP account created after the Gulf oil spill shows that the fake accounts can also have some social importance.
3) I wanted to show some support for Louisville and the Louisville Zoo. I didn't know that the zoo would create an official account. Anything I do to help bring attention to the work being done for this cub could only help.
4) I think polar bears are on their way to extinction, so I identified with this cub as sort of a hero figure. I wanted to give her a voice that was funny but also a little bit tough and defiant.
Check out the unofficial Qannik page: @QannikBear.
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Dear Qannik,
Thank you so much for giving this very personal interwiew! You are such a sweet girl and I'm happy to know you've found a good home in Louisville. I'm also very pleased to know you're not letting the fame go in your head Just like you I'm very weak for flattery but that doesn't make us divas does it?
Whoever wrote this article,
What a brilliant way to introduce lovely Qannik for the readers! I wish you, Qannik and her 'family' in Louisville a wonderful future!
Bear hugs from Mervi, Sweden
I'm so happy you're doing well. I <3 you, Qannik!!!!
Hi you cuddly cub. This is one of your grandmothers wanting you to know how proud we of you already. You have learned so many things already. You must get your brightness from my side of the family. Do you remember the young woman, Jodi Smith, who found you in the icy Artic when you were separated from your mother. She took you to her work station, fed and kept you warm all day and night, That was my daughter. She was your first human buddy. Now you have many others to care for you. You seem to know that they are on your side. Please treat them with respect and kindness. I wouldn't expect less of my grandchild cub. I will be keeping an eye on you in Louisville. You really are adorable.Who wouldn't lose their heart to you. grandma jan


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Hi,How do I find information about the development of the outdoor market in Chinatown on Forsythe street next to the Manhattan Bridge? I am writing an article spotlighting the produce vendors there, and would like some historical facts and figures about the area and how and why it became an area for selling cheap produce.Thanks,Natalie
In a previous query of mine to Justin Ferate about another topic, he gave me this reply:(the west side of)... Chrystie Street was demolished in the mid-1920s as part of a project that later resulted in the creation – by the former NYC Parks Commissioner, Robert Moses – of what is now known as Sara Delano Roosevelt Park. Land between Chrystie and Forsyth Street was originally acquired by the City in 1929 for the purpose of widening Chrystie and Forsyth Streets and for building low-cost housing. In the end, the property was instead set aside for "playgrounds and resting places for mothers and children." The construction of the park in 1934 was the largest park project on the Lower East Side since the acquisition of Tompkins Square Park a century earlier. Parts of four streets were closed (Hester, Broome, Rivington, and Stanton) to accommodate seven distinct play areas with separate playgrounds for boys and girls, as well as two wading pools, a roller skating rink and a perimeter of benches and shade trees. While in truth a New York City park, the Chrystie-Forsyth Street complex was dubbed, "the finest playground in the United States.†then Justin quoted the book, The Power Broker, in which Robert Caro says, "And one [park] that wasn't so small. North from the Manhattan Bridge, through the very heart of the Lower East Side, through an area in which tenements were jammed solidly into every block, stretched a row of seven blocks that were completely empty. The "Chrystie-Forsyth Development,†as it was known from the names of the streets which bordered it, was another monument to Tammany Hall and to one of its judges, Joseph Force Crater. Forty years later, Judge Crater's mysterious disappearance would still be unexplained, but contemporary speculation linked it with the judge's unexpected generosity to the owners of the disease-breeding tenements which had occupied those seven blocks before the city took them over in 1929. Jimmy Walker had announced with great fanfare that the city would raze the tenements and resell the land at cost to private developers who would erect on it a "model†housing development. But the astonishingly high condemnation awards Crater bestowed on the owners made the cost so high that the private builders who had previously expressed interest now expressed only dismay, and while the razing had been accomplished, the replacement had not. For more than four years, with the lost taxes and interest on the award (the Depression, of course, prevented the city from paying it) costing the city almost half a million dollars per year, the tract had lain between the red brick walls that lined it solidly on either side as flat and featureless as an urban desert. Moses proposed that it be made an oasis of grass, trees, baseball fields, basketball and tennis courts, wading pools and playgrounds. La Guardia, trumpeting "Page Crater!†when reporters asked why the housing development would not be built, agreed.†The Chrystie-Forsyth Street complex would be renamed Sara Delano Roosevelt Park in 1934."Because the [City] Charter gave the Board [of Estimate] authority over all street closings and Moses wanted to build Chrystie-Forsyth park across four Lower East Side streets, he submitted plans for the street closings to the Board for approval. Manhattan Borough President Levy noted that cross-town traffic would be crammed into the two streets Moses was willing to leave open through the park, Grand and Delancey. Although Moses said those two streets were adequate to handle the traffic, Board members said that it would overcrowd them, and refused to approve the street closings without further discussions and a full-scale on-site inspection. But when they arrived at the site a few days later, they found the streets already closed — with concrete, hastily laid during those few days by Moses' workers, in which the footings of fences, benches, swings, seesaws, and even handball courts were rapidly hardening into immovable reality.†this may not be directly relevant to the 21st-century Chinese but I hope this helps-D
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Wallace sometimes makes a fantastic or circus catch, but his hands are inconsistent. He has shown me this year better adjustments to the deep ball and better high pointing (though still not great). Wallace could draw a lot more interference penalties if he got better at high-pointing.
Even if Bill Belichick was getting an atomic wedgie, his face would look exactly the same.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
Don't attribute hate to someone who just doesn't see the Steelers paying Wallace $10M per year. That's not hate that is rational thought when we have no cap space. I really hope they sign him, but just don't see how the numbers can possibly work if his demands are in the $10M per range.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
I'd rather the Steelers find a way to keep Wallace who has actually been in the end zone quite a bit. If they can't, they can't and the Steelers move forward. As a fan, I'd rather they find a way if possible.
1.15) Ryan Shazier - ILB/OLB
2.46) Stephon Tuitt - DE
3.97) Dri Archer - RB
4.118 ) Martavis Bryant - WR
5.157) Shaquille Richardson - CB
6.173) Wesley Johnson - OT
6.192) Jordan Zumwalt - ILB
7.215) Daniel McCullers - DT
7.230) Rob Blanchflower - TE
"Before you can win a game, you have to not lose it." -- Chuck Noll
Mike Wallace: 6 TD catches this season and 30 in his career.
Antonio Brown: 1 TD catch this season and 3 in his career.
Emmanuel Sanders: 1 TD catch this season and 5 in his career.
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Guilford Community Day is back with a new name. Now known as the Guilford Community FunFest, it is hoped that this year is bigger and better than ever before. You won't believe all that is in store for you August 20th from 9:00 in the morning all the way through until 10:00 pm. Yes that's right! 10:00 at night. However, most of the activities take place from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Included in that time frame are: Number 1 on the list are Crafters and Vendors lining Main St. and the Methodist Church. Get your Christmas shopping done early with wonderful hand crafted items including jewelry, wood crafts and Indian crafted items and much more. Along the same line at the Methodist Church the Church Ladies have organized a White Elephant sale, basket extravaganza and home-made candy sale. There will also be a quilt show there and a chance to win one. So, bring your hand crafted quilts or antique quilt and description and/or history thereof and be eligible for a prize for the most favorite quilt. Contact: Bev Gridley at 607-895-6813.
It's not without saying, that the Guilford Garage/Lawn sales play an important part in the usual community day events and this year is the same. So be prepared to wander the streets and side streets of Guilford looking for those great sales. Anyone who needs a table having a sale, contact Elaine Pikul at (607) 895-6325. And as you wander and browse listen to the music of Gary Jennings, famous International Singer.
Guilford is also beginning a kickoff commemoration of the Civil War so re-enactors from various units will be available to answer your questions and show what it may have been like back then.
We are now up to number 3.
This is right up there with Number one and two as there will also be an antique/classic car cruise-in sponsored by the Klee House trustees. Wander Main Street and take a gander at some of the best restored and preserved cars in the area.
Number 4 on the list; A cancellation stamp has been designed for the day. Take your letters and cards to the Guilford Post Office window to receive the special Community Day Fun-Fest cancellation stamp featuring a Civil War soldier. Special stamps of Civil War battles will also be available. Hours are 8:00-12:00. The Guilford Carry-On 4-H Club will be selling Popcorn and snow cones at the Post office.
The fifth item, not to be missed, is at the Klee House-next to the stone church. The Guilford Historical Society is sponsoring a great display of Guilford's part in the Civil War, Guilford Homes, Businesses and Farming. The farming display is intended as a salute to the farmers of yesterday and today with photos depicting some of the old and new farming technologies. It is an on-going project for GHS and we are still in the process of collecting farming and house photos. If you have any old and/or new photos, please bring to the Klee House for us to scan. The GHS will also be selling the Guilford Crocks and Guilford history books. There will also be raffles during the day. A wonderful hand stitched quilt plus a 50-50 raffled will be held. The tickets for these items will be available at the Klee House and the Methodist Church. The GHS also would like to help in supporting the Klee House as it is a great place for many groups to meet. There will be a novelty table set up with many unique (antique and new) items for sale to support the Klee House overhead.
During all the activities you may feel hunger pains and have we got a deal for you. Stop in at the Guilford Firehouse for their famous Firemen BBQ Chicken and the Methodist Church for your salads and baked beans. If you prefer hot dogs, hamburgers or sausage, those too are available at the Methodist Church. The Vigas family will also be selling BBQ at the corner of Furnace Hill and Main St. More fun items are added to the agenda every day. Surely there is something for everyone.
Now last but not least, is the reason for the 10:00 pm or later close of the day's events. For a donation of a non-perishable food item as admission, box or canned good, you may enter the Methodist Church at 7:00 pm and attend a dance. The dance will be emceed by our very own Guilford DJ, none other than Scott Parsons. From 7:00 to 10:00 you can dance the night away to all your old favorite tunes and feel your youth come back, at least for awhile, and know you had the best time at the Guilford Fun-Fest and who knows, you may take home a prize or two besides all the goodies you bought.


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With a stay at Inn of Chicago, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member, you'll be centrally located in Chicago, steps from Arts Club of Chicago and minutes from Tribune Tower.
This hotel is close to Hancock Tower and Millennium Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 357 air-conditioned rooms featuring MP3 docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Enjoy recreation amenities such as a fitness center or take in the view from a terrace. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and tour/ticket assistance.
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Occupying a landmark 1928 building, this fully updated hotel is a half-block from the famed shops and restaurants of the Magnificent Mile. The hotel is entirely smoke-free.
InnBar, a sophisticated and contemporary lounge located in the lobby, serves a wide selection of specialty cocktails, beers, and wines. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in the lobby. A fitness center is on the 15th floor. On the 22nd floor, a landscaped rooftop terrace provides seating and panoramic city views.
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- Total number of rooms - 357
- Number of floors - 22
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WATERTOWN, N.Y. -- One of Watertown's biggest businesses is celebrating a big anniversary this month. Stream Global has been in town for 10 years now.
The company handles assistance phone calls from a variety of major corporations. Currently, Stream has more than 500 employees who answer tens of thousands of those calls each day. Stream officials say the company wouldn't be anywhere near as successful as it is without the local workforce and community support. It's support Stream says it tries to give right back, raising money and food for local organizations.
"It's really critical to our organization, trying to do more than just give people a paycheck and try to create an environment where people want to come to work and where we try to work together to give back to the community where we as a group think are critically important," said Bryan Black, Stream Watertown Site Director.
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Recently, I had the special opportunity to be with moms and their teen daughters for a television taping of a new season of shows for the NRB network. I host a television show that airs every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. CST and Fridays at 1:30 p.m. on channel 378 on Direct TV. The show is called "Grace in High Heels," and it includes teaching, as well as music, interviews and some special segments with live audiences.
As parents, we long to build strong lines of communication with our teens, but sometimes that can be easier said than done.
Have you ever received a reminder, and then received that same reminder…again? For Christmas, my husband David received a plaque that said, "Don't overlook the small things for some day, you will realize they were the big things." As a reminder to cherish things, big and small, we put the plaque in our breakfast room so that we could see it every morning.
What a summer so far! I don't know about you, but this summer has been hopping around the Perry house. The most exciting part has been finishing my new book for parents of teens and tweens titled, "The Overlooked Generation." I have to tell you, I'm super excited about the book coming out because there is so much in there that I believe will truly be practical and applicable for parents. I'm also thrilled about having the amazing Josh McDowell's endorsement for the book! Josh McDowell wrote the book, "Evidence that Demands a Verdict." This book was written as Josh tried to disprove there was a God…and became a believer through the research he did. He has an amazing story, and if you aren't familiar with his ministry through Campus Crusades for Christ, I encourage you to visit his site and read his work. You can read more by visiting www.josh.org I always considered Josh a "spiritual hero" growing up and still love and admire him to this day.
SO glad to have a new website to share with you! I can finally BLOG and know what I'm doing. I wasn't so good on the last site, so I may need a few reminders, but this one seems a LOT easier.
This week is Valentine's Week and I have to say, I am a romantic at heart. I love all the gooey sayings, mushy movies and yummy things that go with this Hallmark holiday. David and I got married on Valentine's Day, so it's always a special day in my book. As the years go by, I have noticed my creativity for gifts gets a little less innovative, so this year I was REALLY challenged when I...
First of all, let me say HAPPY NEW YEAR to all of you! As I was looking over some of my goals for last year, I realized that I did quite well with some, but with others, I failed MISERABLY. One of those was BLOGGING! So, I vow to make every attempt to be a much better blogger this year so that I can stay in touch with you. As you know, blogging is not just about me sharing my thoughts. ...
We are almost ready to send "Grace In High Heels" to press. Waiting on a few endorsements-you know, those nice things that people say about your writing after you have spent COUNTLESS HOURS of writing. What a nice way to end this journey! Stay tuned for the updates.
Lately, there have been a lot of requests coming into my office to pray for those who are sick with cancer. While this is certainly no surprise after what David and I walked through, it has really become an overwhelming need in many of the lives involved in this ministry. David and I are committed to pray for those who are struggling because we know firsthand the hardships that cancer brings. We also know that GOD is a HEALER. Read more about our story in my upcoming book "Grace In High Heels" due for release soon!
I am SO excited to share this special "Christmas story" from my latest book, "Grace In High Heels." I hope that it blesses you as you keep CHRIST in Christmas. Enjoy!
I had the chance to preview the book cover today and it is great!!! The designer is so talented and I LOVE what they are doing so far. Ok…I'll give you a hint. There are two things on the cover that go with two stories I tell in the conferences. One of them has been called "the most hilarious story I have ever heard." Any guesses??
What a time I have had working on my new book. Five years ago, I had several successful authors try VERY hard to convince me to write a book. My publicist put the finishing touches on that request, and voila, a book is coming soon. The book is filled with hilarious stories and God given insights into His Word and how we can handle life with His help.
Happy December! What a great time of year. Oh, not because of the lights, stockings and gifts, but because we get to put our focus where it really counts-Jesus! Isn't it great? For one month, the world has to hear about Jesus. They can't help it! It's in the songs that are piped through the mall and the Christmas cards that are sent by many. It's His birthday, after all…so why not celebrate?
Can't wait to sing the National Anthem next weekend at the Houston Texan's game as they take on the San Diego Chargers. The Houston Chronicle did a really nice story on this opportunity and I wanted to share it with you! Here is the link to the online version-Go TEXANS!
Ok-so it's almost one week away and I will be singing in front of seventy THOUSAND people…just saying. I am SO excited. I'm excited because I have the opportunity to sing in allegiance to my country. I am excited because I have the opportunity to honor my son Sean who serves our country every day. I ALSO get to hang out on the field where the TEXANS will be before the game. What more could a girl want from a football game?
Last week my sound guy of four years announced he had to leave the road. Now, I always proclaim to trust God, but this has opened up a WHOLE new world of changes where I have to put my money where my mouth is. Here's the great part. God has already shown both Jeff (sound guy) and I that he is doing a great thing and that we are right on track.
After a week of being told dad may have cancer, they finally figured out that it was Salmonella! I have never been so happy to hear someone had food poisoning in all my life! Thanks SO much for all of the prayers that were sent our way. We are giving God ALL the glory and we know that it is because of prayer that Dad was healed so quickly.
Today is one of those days where I would rather be curled up in my bed with a good book while a candle is burning nearby. It's rainy and dark and I am SO sleepy. Instead, I am eating a sugar cookie from my favorite bakery and pushing through my "to do" list in the office.
LOVE MY NEW WEBSITE that is so UP TO DATE! Thanks Wendell-you rock! Thanks Nathan for KEEPING me updated! God always knows JUST who we need to take care of us in the techno world. Love it, love it, love it when God sends us the BEST!
Sean called us to let us know that he took his FIRST SOLO flight for the Air Force ! We didn't know that he was going up alone, so I am really glad that he waited to call and tell us once he was back-on the ground! Most of you know the story-he has wanted to fly since he was 6 and today his dream came true.
Ok, so my web guy has just made me painfully aware of how I forget to BLOG by listing my latests posts, so I am doing it…no more excuses!
Today I had the privilege of visiting with the host of "Pink Purse Intl." Fey is so sweet and kept me talking for an hour. Ok…so that's not hard to do, but keeping it interesting is, and she did a great job. If you want to check out the archive of the interview, just visit www.blogtalkradio.com/Pink-Purse-International. You can listen anytime. Leave me a comment and let me...
After being off for these last couple of weeks, I am excited about getting back out on the road and meeting new friends. I have a lot to do before I leave, so cleaning the office and upstairs closet is a must. To get some energy for cleaning, I ran to Sonic for a Vanilla Dr. Pepper. Those are the BEST! We are also beginning new updates to the website today-very exciting. Stay tuned...
Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you LOVE to wear, so you wear them over and over and over?
I just can't say enough about all of the sweet and wonderful people that I meet while I am out speaking and singing at the Women's and Teen Girls' conferences. You guys are just awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
Well, I certainly haven't been very good about keeping my blog updated…urrgghhh. Now my teen girls are expecting me to write, so thanks for holding me accountable guys!
It's 2010 and time to begin blogging..faithfully!!
Ok…I am VERY thankful this Thanksgiving for my family, the ministry, my friends, and food. AND…my round pen that just came for my horse! Since I was thrown in March and was all broken on the inside, I was "forbidden" to get back on until I got one. It came today right in the middle of shooting the video for "Bad Hair Day" on the new CD. It was chaos with kids running everywhere, camera going, and our cowboy friend from North Carolina setting up the pen-it was awesome! I love these kind of days.
Today I decided to help my husband around the house and power wash the driveway after we had some dirt delivered. He wasn't around to help me start the power washer, so I rolled it onto the driveway and began yanking on the cord. Everytime I tried to start it, the washer would roll away from me. Ugghhh! Finally, I found this thing called a "choke" and pulled it. Aha! It started right up. As I grabbed the wand where the water comes out, I didn't realize it would have a mind of it's own! I pulled the trigger and all of a sudden, I began to spin around the driveway like a deflated balloon. Water was going everywhere, and the washer was pulling ME all over the driveway! It was hilarious. I was soaking wet and laughing hysterically but I could have saved myself this little incident by LETTING GO OF THE TRIGGER!
Can you keep a secret? I'm getting ready to launch my very own radio show for women! So, I need your help! What topics do you want covered? You are a very important contributor since I am just now lining up guests. What would you like to hear discussed? Be sure to let me know soon. I am contacting guests now and I want to be sure that we choose a topic that is important to YOU! Let...


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