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Volvo is positioning itself at the head of the class when it comes to developing high-tech safety features that will protect not only car drivers, but also pedestrians and cyclists. The Swedish automaker recently unveiled external airbags meant to protect pedestrians, and the company is also developing accident-avoiding self-driving cars. At the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, the company unveiled a new collision avoidance system that automatically senses when cyclists and pedestrians are in a car's path and brakes for them.
About half of all cyclists killed in European traffic die from collisions with a car, and Volvo's new Pedestrian and Cyclist Detection technology promises to lower that figure. The system consists of a radar unit that's built into car's grille, and a camera situated in front of the interior rear-view mirror. The radar's job is to detect objects in front of the car and to determine how far away they are, while the camera system is tasked with identifying what those objects are.
A cyclist swerving out in front of a moving car is one of the scenarios that the system can help protect against. A sensor system scans the road in front of the car, and if it detects a cyclist traveling in the same direction as the car swerving in front of it, the brakes will be applied. Volvo says that the new safety feature will be made available in a wide variety of models in the coming year.
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O.k. please don't laugh , but I have a rather silly question. How do you bank a woodstove at night? I remember my uncle doing it but as memory gets older I can not remember how. I lived in florida for many many years and didn't need heat , now back in Arkansas I need to remember.
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Fill it with wood and close the draft. That's all I do to "bank" it for the night.
Thats it ,now I am red in the face Thanks....For some strange reason that just seemed too simple. I should have remembered what my uncle said alot too " keep it simple stupid. "
Our old heating stove had coal grates. We burned wood all day but filled it with coal at night and closed the draft on the bottom. A stove full of coal burns about twice as long as the same stove full of wood.
Back then you could buy good hard coal just about anywhere, but now it's hard to find anyone selling coal.
They had coal bricketts that really burned clean and were nice to handle. The last I bought were $19 a ton. I thought that was terribly high.
If you have a grate you can also pull coals forward or backward and mound off the grate...then close draft on stove and in the stack. The more ashes in the ashpan (if you have a pan) also reduces air flow.
"banking" a stove is basically doing something to slow the fire and reduce heat output in favor of keeping the fire longer without tending, or to save fuel. Loading the stove with wood and closing daughts is one one to bank a stove. I use coal and will pull burning coals to the front and pile new coal high along the back with some overlap so the fire does not go out but takes more time to burn up into the new coal. There are also ways to pile ashes around the wood to slow how fast the fire burns. Banking ashes up on 2 or 3 side of the just loaded wood so that the fires burns from one end and along the wood instead of all around the wood. "banking" depends on your stove, what you are burning and even the weather. Knowing your stove, putting a fresh load of wood on right before going to sleep and regulating your draughts and dampers is the quickest, easiest and usually best way to bank your fire for the night.
$19 a ton !! Point in that direction..surely you meant $190 a ton..didn't you. That's about what it cost around us now and usually you need to get at least 2 tons to make it worth their trip.
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We paid $200.00 a ton and we have to drive an hour away to get it. And we load it ourselves.
You Know You Need More!!!
Prices for coal around here range from $170 per ton plus delivery charges or $220.00 a ton in 40lb bags picked up.
Be careful not to let it smolder too often by closing the air intakes too much. It'll lead to creosote build up from the dirty fire. Also a risk of CO poisoning.
In the early 40s we could get hard coal deliverd to our house, and shoveled in the basement window for $9 per ton. 5 ton would last us all winter by using wood in the cookstove and heating stove during the day.
The $19 per ton price was in 1955. We went to propane the next year, which was $.19 a gallon at that time.
Anyone making $100 a week in 1955 was richer than chicken poop.
I went to work for a truck line in 1953 which was a teamster union job. I made $1.61 an hour with no pension plan. Maximun vacation after 3 years was 2 weeks.
please don't feel bad about not knowing. hardly anyone in this country knows how to build a fire anymore, much less how to keep one going 24/7. it's a dying skill.
There's a huge difference between banking a fire and smoldering one. Make sure you do the former. Lots of folks inadvertently do the latter, and create nice chimney fires as a result.


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Leon Brittan and the Leeds child abuse dossier
In February 1985, the Yorkshire Evening Post revealed that 'a horrifying dossier on child prostitution in Leeds – involving girls as young as nine – has been compiled by shocked social services chiefs'.
'As many as 60 under-age girls are known to have been involved in illegal sex activities…in the south Leeds area'
'Eight of the girls involved had been taken into the care of the local authority at some stage and six of them were still in care today'
Councillor Bernard Atha, the chairman of the city's social services committee, said he was 'horrified by the magnitude of the problem', which he believed was the largest case of its kind in the country.
The MP for Leeds South, Merlyn Rees, obviously agreed with Councillor Atha's assessment of the scale of the problem, as four days later the Yorkshire Evening Post reported that he was to write to the Home Secretary, Leon Brittan.
Mr Rees said "It is very worrying and obviously something needs to be done. This could be just the tip of the iceberg and I want the Home Secretary to investigate".
So, what did Leon Brittan do about it?
There were no statements read by him in Parliament, and unless a government initiative to crack down on child abuse was launched in secret, it seems Mr. Brittan did nothing.
A news report from June 1985 said that "three new cases of paid sex involving under-age children were being investigated" – so the problem obviously hadn't been solved. 120 girls had been questioned, but there's nothing in the report about the ringleaders who were sexually exploiting children being arrested.
Perhaps Bernard Atha, who is still a Leeds councillor, can shed some light on this?
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Rachelle is a recently-retired Calgary Public Library staff member and is one of Calgary Public Library's wonderful volunteers! Rachelle volunteers with "Conversations in English", helping develop the speaking skills of a library staff members on a one-on-one, volunteer-to-staff basis. Rachelle was instrumental in the creation of the program and has been an amazing advocate since the first matches began in December 2013!
Rachelle's experience as an educator coupled with her warm personality and wonderful sense of humour make her an ideal candidate to bring out the best in her matches. She uses a wide variety of techniques to get her matches talking, helping them become comfortable in every topic under the sun, from work to movies to everyday life in Calgary. Rachelle has gone above and beyond the call of duty, taking on several matches at two different libraries!
One of Rachelle's matches has this to say: "Rachelle has helped my English since January this year. She is very smart and patient. I brought up the topics to discuss each time. Talk to her seems to talk to an old friend. She is very kind person and generous. She encourages me to learn from my mistakes. I am so happy to be her student and her friend as well."
Says another of Rachelle's matches: Rachelle is a very nice lady. She is always positive and enthusiastic, and a true friend. I have learned a lot from her. She has taught me far more than English in our sessions. Every time after our meeting, I have become more confident in my social skills which has helped me integrate into Canadian society. I am so thankful to her not only as my English tutor, but as my liaison to Canadian society. I really appreciate all the time and support she gives to me. Thank you, Rachelle."
Rachelle has proven time and time again her commitment to English language learners, and her impact on the lives of those she works with is so important.
Thank you Rachelle for everything you do!
"It's helped me a lot in reading. It's made me more confident reading in front of people and my reading comprehension is way, way better. I also have the joy of reading now, whereas when I was younger, it was something I had to be forced to do. Now, I can read anything I want, without having to struggle. I feel comfortable with Cheryl. She's not just a tutor- she's a friend now too. She's fun, has good humour, and she puts up with a lot (well, me ). She's patient and will help me through mistakes, and in learning new words."
Strong, positive (and humourous) feedback offered by Kayci, who's been working with her volunteer, Cheryl Gibeault, in the TD Read With Me program at Calgary Public Library since March 2009. They currently comprise the longest-standing match in the program. For five years, the pair have met for an hour a week at their community Library, to read together and build Kayci's literacy skills. Kayci graduated from the program at the end of June 2014.
That's bittersweet for Kayci's parents, Corri-Lynn and Brad, who are sad the program doesn't continue beyond Gr. 6: "This program has been such a blessing and so helpful for our kids. They've benefited from good mentorship, found a love of reading, and there's a genuine connection that forms between the volunteer and child. It's just been a positive experience for our family."
Cheryl emphasizes that the benefits flow both ways: "I've loved working with Kayci. What's not to love about her? She's a sweetheart! We've had laughs, and it's really rewarding to see 'the light bulb go on'. She's super-cooperative, and Brad and Corri-Lynn have been very supportive. One-on-one is the ideal teaching situation, in that you can work at the pace of the student."
Congratulations, Kayci, on all your hard work, over so many years! And thank you, Cheryl, for your commitment and dedication in volunteering with such competence for so long for Calgary Public Library!
On April 11, 2014 we held our annual Volunteer Recognition Event at the Central Library. Over 500 volunteers, guests and staff attended this year and enjoyed an awards ceremony and reception with food, cupcakes, and music. This special evening celebrates the amazing contribution Calgary Public Library volunteers make to library programs.
This year we also celebrated 40 years of our Homebound Readers volunteer program! Congratulations to our own "Famous Five" — Carolyn Arrell, Nellie Befus, Phyllis Gale, Norma High, and Becky Lathrop have been volunteering with the program since its inception 40 years ago.
Thanks to everyone that helped make it a fantastic night, and thanks to all Calgary Public Library volunteers!
'I really liked working with Sharon because she helped me a lot if I had trouble and helped me sound words out. She's nice.'
Strong praise from Brian, a Grade 6 student and recent graduate of the TD Read With Me program. He was speaking of Sharon Dun, the volunteer with whom he has worked in the program since December 2009. As of his graduation date in mid-June, Sharon and Brian comprised the 4th longest-standing match in the program. Matches in the TD Read With Me program meet one-on-one in a Library branch for an hour per week, so the participants can receive support around building their literacy skills from the volunteers, and it is a rare (and kindred) match that stays together for 3.5 years!
Sharon started with the program in February 2009 and worked for about six months with another young reader before she met Brian and his family. She is a kind, caring and fun individual with a wonderful sense of humour and she works hard to connect with and engage her young students in their sessions together each week.
Sharon relates:'It's been a great experience for me…I've really enjoyed it. It's been very rewarding, in many aspects. Brian's family has been so involved, supportive and encouraging of Brian. I've felt really appreciated. I'm impressed with how much Brian has improved with his reading and self-confidence. It's been really neat to watch him grow and learn.'
Inju and Kang Chul, Brian's parents, wanted to voice their esteem for Sharon as well:'We really appreciate Sharon coming every week and helping Brian. He enjoys the Library sessions with her because she makes things fun. We feel it's really great that Sharon volunteers her time- it's not the case as much [that people volunteer] in Korea, where we're from, so it's really incredible and we're thankful.'
Thank you, Sharon, for all the amazing help you've provided to Brian in the TD Read With Me program! Best of luck to you in junior high, Brian!
Pictured above: Volunteer Sharon Dun, Learner Brian, and parents Inju and Kang Chul
Volunteers with the Calgary Public Library's Learning Advantage program provided learner Peter Sang with one-on-one coaching to improve his English skills and achieve his goals.
"As an adult learner with low English skills there was a huge gap between what I learned back home and the expectations here in Canada. English was the most difficult subject for me and I never thought I would pass.
After getting one-on-one coaching from Learning Advantage volunteers for almost two and a half years, my English improved significantly. I passed the English 30-1 diploma exam. I am motivated and positive about the future. I'm proud to say that I successfully completed my high school upgrading and I am now eligible to enroll in SAIT and Mount Royal.
My volunteers' great work inspires me to help people. It is important to help my Canadian community and my people back home. I also want to be a good role model to my children, teaching them the gift of giving. I can't wait to give back to the country that welcomed me and my family with open arms." - Peter Sang
Pictured: Volunteer Alex Burton and learner Peter Sang
Given that the average Canadian changes jobs a minimum of 8 times in their lifetime, there is always a need to keep resumes sharp and ready to go. Resumes need to be flexible, adaptable, and able to meet the demands of each new opportunity.
This might help explain the steady growth of the Calgary Public Library's Career Coaching program, now running at five locations throughout the City. The volunteers are a stellar and experienced group, drawing from years of experience in industry and non profits. The Central Library's Thursday evening sessions have been going for more than 10 years, and I spoke with one of our newest additions to the team and asked Jillian to share her thoughts and a bit of wisdom:
Jillian, you have been volunteering now for over a year with the Library's Career Coaching program. What attracted you to the position and why did you decide to volunteer?
I initially applied to be a Career Coach in order to find a volunteer opportunity that would utilize my skills in a setting where I could really be hands on. After a few sessions the CPL program quickly became something that I looked forward to on a monthly basis. The program reaches various demographics of customers who are so grateful for the assistance given in finding meaningful employment. The coaches, Library staff and participants are an incredible group of people to work with.
What is the one piece of advice for job searchers who are trying to make their resumes stand out from the rest?
Keep your resume professional and as relevant to the job posting as possible. The screening process isn't always completed by the direct manager, so it is important to customize your resume to match key skills and words in the job posting. This will give you a better chance of having it selected during the process. If you're under qualified, try to highlight any transferable skills you've attained in previous jobs, school or volunteer positions in your profile.
Jillian, we have had questions from customers about creating YouTube video promotionals or video resumes about themselves, to help showcase who they are. In your role as a Human Relations Generalist with private and public industry experience, have you ever come across this, or would you recommend it?
I've come across it a few times and I would only recommend it if the applicant understood that this type of application aligned with the organizations hiring practices. For more creative and progressive companies this style might catch a hiring manager's interest. It's important to have your first impression come across as being professional while not relying too heavily on gimmicks to differentiate your application from others.
What one resume book would you recommend to job searchers?
Best Canadian Resumes and Best Canadian Covers Letters is a great series!
Any parting words?
My general advice for all of these activities is to use the services from this program. Having a resume critiqued, going through a mock interview and getting advice from a Coach will give the best feedback customized for that person.
- Jillian was interviewed by Roberta Kuzyk-Burton, the Library's Community Learning Advocate for Careers at the Central Library


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A real cat burglar was on the loose in a Southampton, England neighborhood. Peter and Birgitt Weismantel ratted out their 12-year-old cat to the police after it stole over 70 undergarments from surrounding houses and stores. The owners were worried that people would start reporting missing clothes because of their knicker-nabbing kitty, so they reported him themselves. No charges were given to the feline, and vets assures the couple that it is normal for cats to bring back tokens of appreciation to their homes, though it usually comes in the form of mice not panties. So Mrs. Weismantel should be happy her cat is returning with something she can use. [BBC]
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Works for Me Wednesday: I'm No Sucker
My husband has given Toots a nickname. Leech. Of course he means it in the sweet cute nickname from your father sort of way. But it fits. And I try to do my best to give her attention when her siblings are away, but there are times when I need her to entertain herself for five minutes. Like when I need to use the restroom and don't want to listen to her cry outside the door. Or when I am trying to clean the kitchen after lunch.
So it is times like that I pull out my secret weapon:
The sucker. I don't think there is anything she likes more in the world. Not even me. And when I need a few minutes to regain my sanity, I unwrap a sucker, stick her in the highchair, and let her go at it. She usually requires a bath afterwards, but it works every time. Sometimes I even get 10 minutes.
And if it makes her happy, it works for me. Bribery. Try it yourself and see.
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She is too cute! I am glad that you found something that works.ReplyDelete
Look at that face!!!! Its worth having to give a bath to see that smile :-D (psst,I do it too. I buy those huge bags of dumdums, I give each of them a lolly and sent them out on the patio to play) Yay for 5-10 minutes of freedom.ReplyDelete
She is just too CUTe! Those need to be framed.ReplyDelete
I need to buy dum dums the next time I am at the store! I was giving her the big old blow pops that we had left from Halloween!ReplyDelete
That would require me actually developing pictures....;DReplyDelete
Those are such cute pictures! I love the silence that candy brings.ReplyDelete
She is ADORABLE!!ReplyDelete
Toots and Ruby Jane - the same child? I think so. :o) I'm all over this sucker thing - especially while trying to cook dinner! Thanks. I hope it works for me!ReplyDelete
Oh - and Sam's sells the HUGE bag of Dum Dums.
She's pretty darn adorable, doing her sucker loving. :)ReplyDelete
That's way too cute!ReplyDelete
OMG. That face is priceless!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
So funny! My 3rd and 4th are my mellowest, and they let me do whatever I want (usually). It was my first that acted the way you're describiing... acts, not acted! Maybe it has something to do with gender. My last 2 are boys, but my first 2 are girls.ReplyDelete
I love your style. We do what we need to to stay sain!ReplyDelete
That is totally our new trick ever since Halloween. Now every other week we pick up a bag of lollies at the grocery store too. :) And she's a cutie!ReplyDelete
I am going to have to ditch my Costco membership for a Sams membership I think! I haven't seen suckers at Costco!ReplyDelete
Which reminds me that my Costco membership is up this month, so when I go I am going to have to tack $50 on to my bill!
Oh my goodness, those are the cutest pictures!!ReplyDelete
Bribery smibery!....Whatever works mama!ReplyDelete
Party on.
I know I told you her Halloween pic was cute, but I think that face with the lollipop smile tops it! Sweet sweet baby girl!ReplyDelete
Love the toofies!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness-she is so cute! Amen on the sucker-my 17 month old loves them and you can cool believe when he is driving me crazy he gets one. Keeps him quiet for a good 15 minutes or so and isn't it amazing what you can get done in 15 minutes? Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting!ReplyDelete


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Black Friday Walmart Ad 2011: Digital Camcorder, DSLR and Compact Camera SALE
The Walmart Black Friday Ads 2011: Thanksgiving Day Sale and Black Friday Deals featured a lot of digital SLR camera kits and bundles, compact cameras, handy digital videocams, pocket camcorders and more.
Walmart Ad Digital Camera and Camcorder Deals for Black Friday 2011:
- Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera Holiday Value Bundle with Targus Silver 58″ Tripod, Centon 16GB SDHC 4 Memory Card plus Customer's Choice of Lens and Camera Bag – starts at $938.89 (online)
- Nikon D3100 14.2MP DSLR Camera with 18-55mm VR Lens, 3″ LCD, HD Video w/ 50 Bonus Prints – $649.99 (online)
- FujiFilm FinePix S3280 14MP Digital Camera Bundle w/ 24x Optical Zoom, 3.0″ LCD Display – $219 (in stores/online)
- Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W570 16MP Compact Camera w/ 5x Optical Zoom, 720p Movie, 2.7″ LCD (Silver, Black, Pink or Violet) – $99 (online)
- Sony DSC-H70/B 16.1MP Digital Camera w/ 10x Optical Zoom Lens, 3.0″ LCD Display, 100 Free Prints (online) – $129 (Black, Pink, Silver); $198 (Limited Edition Blue)
- Kodak C1450 14MP Digital Camera w/ 5x Optical Zoom, 3″ LCD Display, Kodak Share Button (Black, Red or White) – $49 (online)
- Samsung W190 5.5MP HD Pocket Camcorder Bundle (w/ Bonus 4GB Micro SD Card), 2.3″ LCD Display, Waterproof up to 3M – $99 (online)
- JVC Everio GZ-HM30AUS HD Blue, Flash Memory 720p Digital Camcorder, 40x Optical Zoom, 2.7″ LCD Display – $129 (in stores/online)
- Fujifilm FinePix S3280 Black 14MP DSLR Camera, f3.1 24-576mm Zoom Lens, 3.0″ LCD Display, HD Video w/ 50 Bonus Prints – $159 (online)
- Canon EOS Rebel T3 Black 12.2MP Digital SLR Camera Kit (w/Bonus Rebel Gadget Bag and 4GB SD Card), 18-55mm Zoom Lens, 2.7″ LCD Display, HD Video – $479 (online)
These are ten of the best deals for digital cameras and camcorders included at the Walmart Black Friday Ad 2011. Some cameras featured here were also posted at Fry's Electronics Black Friday 2011 Digital Camera and Camcorder Sale. Check it out and compare their deal prices.


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Health care bill will be historicApril 21,2014Health care bill
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About Time Crunch (April 20): Who would have guessed when the Legislature asked consultant Thorpe for a Plan B that he would serve them something other than leftovers? Well, at least his ideas were better than the well-known Republican plan of, Dont get sick, but if you do, die fast.
As you said, it is an enormously complicated undertaking that requires careful planning and scrutiny by all, but the Legislature must keep in mind that universal health care for Vermont is not only an idea whose time has come, but it is also clearly affordable, as world economic data show:
If Vermont were its own country, it would rank 20th in per capita GDP (PCGDP) with $38,198 (2005). Adjusted for parity of purchasing power (which equalizes currencies worth), it puts Vermont right ahead of Belgium and 171 other countries;
Twenty-one of those countries have health care outcomes which, dollar for dollar, are superior to the U.S. (2013 PCGDP, $52,800, ranking 8th in 2013);
Of the 36 countries which have health outcomes superior to the U.S., only 15 have a higher PCGDP than Vermont. Vermonters per capita are richer than the citizens of France, Belgium, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Andorra, Japan, Finland, San Marino, Israel, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Italy, Cyprus, Greece, Portugal, Chile, Argentina and Colombia.
The Legislature ought to keep in mind what the prize is: A system of universal coverage will ensure that never again will Vermonters have to put off having an illness treated until it is too late. Never again will they lose their insurance because they lost their job due to being too sick to work. Never again will they go bankrupt due to costs of medical care. Never again will their doctors be told to deny them appropriate care. The Legislature that passes this bill will be the most famous in the history of the state.
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Nine great Oz regional events (+1 in NZ)PUBLISHED: 01 Mar 2013 04:16:15 | UPDATED: 01 Mar 2013 04:16:15PUBLISHED: 01 Mar 2013 PRINT EDITION: 01 Mar 2013
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For a hard-core bike trail race, try Capital Punishment MTB Enduro on March 16. It takes in Black Mountain and Mount Stromlo, with 50 and 100 kilometre options. See Adventure Race for this and more off-road adventures.
Held since 1876 in the Adelaide Hills, the Oakbank Easter Carnivalis worth the hangover.
The Noosa International Food and Wine Festival (May 16 to 19) has attracted leading chefs including our own Tetsuya Wakuda.
From April 16 to 18, MONA and tour providers will host a three-day, two-night experience, Art of Nature, at $1500 pp. See Freycinet Experience
Climb aboard a neddy at Mornington Peninsula's Horseback Winery Toursand sample a glass – or six – without fearing the breathalyser.
St Kilda will play the Swans in windy Wellington city on Thursday, April 25. It will go off!
From April 27, Geraldton on the Coral Coast of Western Australia will stage its annual Boat, Caravan and Camping Show. Stay on for Munda Biddi's cycling festival on April 28.
Head to the Ashton family's picturesque Millamolong Farm near Bathurst for a weekend of classic country polo, May 4 and 5.
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The Cyclones lost 25-23, 25-21, 25-21.
"Baldwin is a solid team and we competed in all three sets," Ottawa coach Laura Jeannin said. "They have many dominate hitters, but our defense did a great job of keeping the ball alive. This gave our hitters the opportunity to finish plays. We had many opportunities to take control in this match having leads in all three sets."
The junior varsity fell 25-19, 25-19.
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Two Chippewa Valley Technical College instructors have received state awards from the Wisconsin Association of Career and Technical Education (WACTE) for teaching style and community involvement.
Business management instructor Mary Felton-Kolstad was named Outstanding Instructor. Mary brings the real world into her classrooms by drawing on her past experience in the business world. Before beginning her teaching career at CVTC, she was an administrative assistant for private medical and dental/surgical clinics, served as a county human services economic support specialist, administered a first-time HUD grant through Eau Claire County and was a bookkeeper and volunteer coordinator for the Eau Claire Regional Arts Center.
Mary's past employment helps her create hands-on learning activities that enable students to gain a better understanding of basic business concepts than they would get simply by reading a textbook. Activities are designed to challenge students and meet various learning styles.
Student comments from teacher evaluations have noted her enthusiasm, knowledge of the business world, and ability to create a respectful and open learning environment.
Business management instructor Rodney Schultz received the Outstanding Member Community Involvement Award for involving students in community service and for his personal contributions to the community.
As part of their studies, Rodney's students work charitable organizations to create fundraising events. They plan, promote, market and run the events. Depending on the event, $400 to $6,000 has been raised for each organization. In another class students develop a marketing plan for a business and present it to the managers. In both exercises students benefit the community while receiving hands-on experience.
Rodney also has hosted Chippewa Valley Community Television programs on insurance and financial planning and served as a board member; organized and volunteered in fundraisers for organizations; and has held positions in five professional finance and education organizations. He has received distinguished service awards form the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors - Wisconsin and from the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors-Wisconsin Big Rivers.
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Who What Wear x Charles David, May Look of the Day
This month our Who What Wear Look Of The Day spotlights Jameela Jamil, a rising London fashion icon, out shopping in a fabulous, yet comfortable, turquoise wedge.
This newcomer has hit the U.K. and U.S. scene as a television personality/model but is making the biggest mark with her style. She mixes and matches separates with confidence and a sensibility that is young, fresh and unique. Here she sports a light floral shirt with a pair of cutoffs and a brimmed hat. For us, it's the shoe that takes her look from stylish to extraordinary. Don't you agree?
If you like Jameela's look, check out the Charles David ULLITA wedge sandal. It comes in your choice of brown and turquoise. While the brown works well with most of our wardrobe, the latter is our favorite to punch up a Summer outfit for a hot, hot day.
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Our Spring Collection has arrived just in time for Mother's Day, this Sunday, May 8th. Show her your love with a new pair of cork wedges or beaded sandals.
Shopping this weekend for the perfect gift? Starting tomorrow, buy something for Mom and receive a limited edition, hand poured soy candle* with every purchase over $150 at a Charles David boutique.
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Sneak Peek: Charles David on Nylon TV
Thanks to Nylon Magazine, we're shooting a TV episode today in a local NYC park. Think Daisy Buchanan/Mia Farrow a la "The Great Gatsby" as inspired by our Spring/Summer campaign. The segment will air later this month (don't worry, we'll keep you posted on the exact date) but here's a quick behind-the-scenes look at our shoot in progress.
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We were flipping through a recent copy of WWD's Footwear News and found a photo of our new Made In Italy bootie, The GRIFTER, coming out this Fall. Although the weather is just warming up, this gives us something to look forward to next season. We love the way they look with knee-high stockings and an above-the-knee skirt or shorts.
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Many of us stayed up until the wee hours of the morning to watch the Royal Wedding take place live at Westminster Abbey. Catherine Middleton tied the knot on April 29th to become "Princess William of Wales" and the "Duchess of Cambridge". With the ring on her hand and her royal titles bestowed, the world watched as a new global fashion icon was crowned. Kate stunned millions of onlookers in a sleek Alexander McQueen dress with a V neckline, lace bodice and tulle underlaid skirt.
Kate's personal style is sophisticated, smart and demure. Her look is best defined as British Preppy, mixing UK designs with chain-store finds. We've gathered a few suggestions to replicate Princess Catherine's (footwear) style. From a classic riding boot such as the RUMBLE, a simple pump such as the POMPADOUR or a casual sandal like the TURBULENT, take a walk in what we've selected as her off-duty shoes.
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Such companies often find it difficult to find affordable employee insurance on their own. Michael Lee, president of Texas Coalitions Inc., a nonprofit corporation formed to educate businesses and help them form H.B. 897 coalitions, noted that insurance carriers can charge firms with fewer than 10 employees rates up to 20 percent higher than larger companies receive.
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THE body of a British woman who was reported missing after severe flash floods struck southern Spain has been found, according to a friend.
Diana Dudas was reported missing in the town of Vera, Almeria, after torrential rain hit the area, leaving at least ten people, three of them children, dead.
The worst hit areas were in the provinces of Málaga and Almería, and the Murcia region.
Further north, a tornado hit the town of Gandia, causing severe damage to the fairground in the town square, knocking down the ferris wheel and cutting the electricity supply. The fair had been closed to the public, and local reports said the 15 seriously injured were all fairground workers.
And a woman in her 80s died following heavy rainfall and flooding in Malaga.
The victim drowned in her home in Alora after a rainstorm caused a torrent of water to gush through the town.
Her husband and 11 others were rescued from the area.
In Villanueva del Rosario, the deluge was so strong it managed to overturn cars.
Others were evicted from their homes in Sierra de Yeguas and Cartama, with 300 helped out of their homes in Antequera.
In all, 300 emergency workers are assisting residents across the province.
While it was originally reported that 8,000 people had been evacuated, the Junta de Andalucia later said these figures were released by accident.
Meanwhile an airplane destined for Malaga was diverted to Sevilla because it was raining too heavily.
Malaga remains on red alert (extremely high risk), with some areas exeriencing up to 245 litres of water per square metre the first half of today.
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September 28th, 2012 8:22 pm
Villanueva del rosario neighbours Alora . I dont think so . I wouldnt like to walk it in the rain anyway .
September 29th, 2012 12:06 am
Quite Terry!
September 29th, 2012 2:51 am
sheila where do you live?
September 29th, 2012 8:51 am
Villanueva del Trabuco but in the high part of the village so we weren't flooded.
September 29th, 2012 4:54 pm
so we aren't neighbours then ? I luckily chose a house away from the river when I bought in spain 11 yrs ago but it is terrible whats happened to the people close to the river . Surprising the Olive Press news pushes this terrible story down the page in favour of Beckham's non purchase rumours of Malaga CF???
September 29th, 2012 7:51 pm
Should that not be (245) millimetres of rain? water rather than litres ?
September 30th, 2012 5:12 pm
245 litres per square metre is the same as 245 mm.
October 2nd, 2012 1:46 pm
I'm travelling to Malaga on Oct, 7th for one week for my honeymoon at Hotel at "Sancha de Lara 3
Málaga, 29015-Spain"
I heard there are floods, is it safe? Could you provide me with the situation right now ??
please I need help urgently.
Thanks in advance.
October 2nd, 2012 4:15 pm
Mira, that is dead centre of Malaga, almost in the port. No floods there. Mostly inland Spain was affected.
October 2nd, 2012 5:00 pm
Excuse me what do you mean by Mostly inland Spain was affected?
October 2nd, 2012 8:53 pm
Mira, er, "inland Spain" is an area of Spain that exists further inland than the coast. The recent storms passed over Andalucia, Murcia and Almeria. Inland villages were the worst places effected, with many thousands of people evacuated.
Do you really not understand the difference between inland and coastal Mira? lol.
October 3rd, 2012 10:17 am
Fred, Thanks for clarifiation
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Opening bid: $133,700.
Those are just two of more than 250 loose diamonds, gold necklaces, gold coins, earrings, pendants, engagement rings, luxury watches and other items that made up the hidden stash of Chicago Outfit hit man Frank Calabrese Sr.
Two years ago, the feds raided Calabrese's home in Oak Brook.
Agents found heaps of cash, jewelry and guns in a secret compartment, hidden by a family photo in a basement wall.
Now, for the first time, the public will get its first good look at Calabrese's hidden treasures, gathered from a life of brutality and murder.
Next month, a Texas auction house will sell the items, valued at more than $500,000.
The proceeds, minus the auction house's commission, will go toward paying the $4.4 million that Calabrese still owes the government in fines and restitution after he was convicted in the historic Family Secrets mob trial.
Calabrese, 75, doesn't have much use for the stuff these days.
He's behind bars for life, held under the strictest security possible, at a medical center for federal prisoners in Springfield, Mo. At the trial, Calabrese was tied to 13 mob murders and even mouthed a threat to kill a federal prosecutor.
Calabrese bragged at trial he made millions on the street and was known among his family for stashing valuables. Despite being behind bars, Calabrese even allegedly persuaded a prison chaplain to help him search for a valuable violin that Calabrese had once hidden at his Wisconsin vacation home. The priest is facing a criminal trial; the violin was never recovered.
It's not clear where Calabrese got all the jewelry. His former defense attorney, Joseph "The Shark" Lopez, dubbed Calabrese "a collector."
But it's known that Calabrese, a brutal loan shark, would accept payment on late juice loans in something other than cash from nervous borrowers.
"They should have paid their debts," Lopez said.
On sale are items with luxury brand names such as Patek Philippe, Piaget and Baume & Mercier.
And dozens of diamonds, both loose and set in men's and women's rings.
"He's got lots of diamonds," said Bob Sheehan, owner of the auction firm Gaston & Sheehan, which will hold an online public auction of the items at www.txauction.com, from July 10-24.
This is the second sale of items seized from Calabrese's home.
Last August, the same auction house, which does many sales for the U.S. Marshals Service, sold more than 100 rare $1,000 and $500 bills that Calabrese had.
Before that sale, Sheehan predicted the auction of old currency could bring in $125,000 to $150,000.
In the end, the auction raked in $245,860, court records show.


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