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As COO of the Walton Arts Center, Terri Trotter gets to help shape the future of the arts in Northwest Arkansas.
Currently in the planning stages of a $20 million expansion that will add about 30,000 SF to the WAC complex on Fayetteville's Dickson Street, a big part of her job is working with architects, theater planners and others involved with the project. The expansion will include a "significant" increase in office space and the lobby, and make the adjacent Starr Theater into a larger performance space with its own lobby.
After starting at the WAC in 1998 as vice president of communications, Trotter also had taken on development duties as vice president of external affairs when she was named to the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal's Forty Under 40 in 2005. Promoted to COO in 2009, she supports CEO Peter Lane with organizational strategy and internal operations as well as working on the arts center's growth plans.
The biggest issue with the current 55,000-SF facility is a lack of space in the lobby and backstage, Trotter said. Because of the tight quarters backstage, the Starr Theater often is used for dressing room and storage space when large touring shows come to the main stage.
In her office behind the WAC main building, Trotter proudly shows the conceptual drawings depicting the size and scope of the expansion project.
"We've been planning in our minds for this for six or eight years, so seeing it on paper is definitely a highlight for me," she said.
The drawings also aid in communicating to the public what the WAC's leaders have been envisioning all these years.
"The process of planning for future growth has been challenging from the standpoint of how do we tell our story," she said, "bringing people along on that path, telling them what the vision is and how it's going to benefit Northwest Arkansas."
And that's crucial because of the major fundraising campaign that lies ahead.
"That's going to be important that the community understands what the vision is and buys into it, because we're a nonprofit organization," Trotter said. "We rely on the support of so many people in our community to do what we do."
The goal is to have the project completed by 2015, she said.
While that may seem a long way off, Trotter points out that between raising the money, completing the design, and doing all the permitting and then the actual construction, "it's a very aggressive timeline."
Trotter also works closely with the WAC's resident companies: TheatreSquared, Trike Theatre, the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas and the Northwest Arkansas Community Creative Center.
"I love having those groups in our space," she said. "It's so exciting to see the creativity and the growth of the performing arts community in Northwest Arkansas."
Out of that collaboration grew one of her favorite projects so far — the statewide tour begun last year of a production of "Digging Up Arkansas."
"It's a performance that we commissioned and created along with Trike Theatre that talks about Arkansas history, and since really from before the doors to this building were opened, education was a cornerstone of what the organization wanted to be."
She said they decided to do the project after hearing from teachers how difficult it is to teach Arkansas history to third- through fifth-graders.
"It's tough to make it engaging and to find unique and interesting ways to involve the students, and so it's addressing a real need," she said. "It's an amazing product, and such a wonderful piece of theater. And then to be able to not only perform it in Northwest Arkansas but to take it around the state, that's been a first for us and that's really, really been a highlight for me, to be part of an organization that has that kind of dedication and that kind of reach into children's lives."
Trotter serves on the national board of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, but with three children, ages 6, 10 and 12, she says her life away from work "is very much about being a mom."
She's also busy with PTO and active at her church, First United Presbyterian, and its efforts to address hunger issues in Northwest Arkansas.
Trotter's passing on her passion for the arts to her children, and said she loves bringing them to events at the WAC.
"All my kids really enjoy the arts, and that's fun for us as a family."

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Deciding between ASN or BSN
- 0Apr 27, '08 by BackflipI am 25 years old and live in California. I've just been accepted into two nursing programs, a BSN at San Francisco State, and an ASN at Ohlone College. Ohlone starts this fall and is two years long. SFSU starts next spring and is two and half years long. So I'm looking at a one year difference in time. There is also the consideration of finances, as I will have to do student loans for either choice. I've priced it out with cost of tuition and the extra year of living expenses--going the BSN route will cost me another $15000-20000 in student loans. Is it worth it? Is it better to get it done right away or go the ASN to BSN bridge part time while working? I've heard better nurses come out of ASN programs because of more clinical emphasis but I'm sure this all depends on the school. The NCLEX success rates for both schools is about the same, around 90%. I have straight A's so I'm sure I could do well in the BSN program. I would love to get it done the quickest, at Ohlone, but should I bite the bullet and get my BSN all done with up front? I would love some advice from experienced nurses. Thanks!
- 0Apr 27, '08 by TazziRNYou will hear from both sides. Some will say to go for the BSN now because it's "better". Others will say to get your ADN first. I don't think that having a BSN is better unless you want to go into administration, but if finances are an issue, then you should go the ADN route first. That way, while you're working toward your BSN you are working as an RN. It may take longer, but in the financial long run it might be the way to go for you.
- 1Apr 27, '08 by errn-nurzeI was accepted into both ADN and BSN schools I went with the ADN because of the cost and now I am getting my BSN online. Another, reason I went with the ADN was in my area BSN nurses pay are no different than ADN nurse.
- 2Apr 27, '08 by leslie :-Dif financially doable, i'd go straight for the bsn.
nsg is definitely trending towards that, whether it's mgmt or bedside.
wishing you the very best.
- 0Apr 27, '08 by DolceIf I were you I would probably do the ASN route. I learned so much in my ASN program--it really prepared me for work as a staff nurse. It was quite easy to get my BSN after I had my ASN and it only cost me around 5k.
Either option is a good one though. Just be glad you are a candidate with options! There are many pre-nursing students that wait years to get accepted. Congratulations!
- 0Apr 27, '08 by Wsmith16As a current ADN student with a bachelor's in a completely other field.
I'd go with the BSN, since it's not such a huge difference in price. And you most likely will not go back to school afterwards. Plus you will stand out a bit from the ADN students, since it's what most hospitals desire at the moment.
Good Luck with whatever you choose! Either one you choose it will be alot of work--but worth it at the end.
- 0Apr 28, '08 by czyjaQuote from Wsmith16The OP noted that there was a 15-20 thousand dollar difference in price.I'd go with the BSN, since it's not such a huge difference in price.
That is significant in my book.
On a loan of 20K, with an interest rate of 7% (current rate on a stafford loan = 7.22%), over ten years, the total amount paid is $39343. This is no small chunk of change.
I am not suggesting the OP should go to an ADN program - only he can make the decision. I am going to a direct entry MS program (not cheap) but it is the right choice for me.
I would, however, advise the OP to speak with financial aid counselor. The question to ask should never be "what are my monthly payments?" but rather "What is the total cost of this loan?"
It may be worth the extra $$ but one ought to know what the cost will be.
- 0Apr 28, '08 by lucky1RNI would think about your long term goals. What's more important to you...time or money? The BSN only takes 1 more semester. If your long term goals include an advanced degree, it may save considerable time later for you to finish the BSN now (assuming you'd be working FT and finishing your BSN PT). That way, when your comfortable enough with your job to consider returning to school, you can work toward your graduate degree instead of your BSN. If your long term goal does not include an advanced degree, your ADN is really all you need. If your goals are to get into management, the BSN may open some doors for you but I see ADNs hired into management positions all the time here (I live in the Southeast).
You said you had an extra year of living expenses to do the BSN but it's only 1 semester (16 weeks) longer than the ADN.
My personal story: I had 2 Associate degrees when I decided to go to nursing school. It was 2 years for the ADN and 2 years for the BSN. The ADN would have been free...yes FREE. The BSN cost $20,000. I chose the BSN because I just wanted to be done with it at my age and my long term goals include an advanced degree. For me, time is more important than money. Oh, and my hospital is paying off my student debt so it worked out pretty good for me.
Good luck! And whatever path you choose, a new nurse is a new nurse...no matter what type of program she/he graduates from!
- 0Apr 28, '08 by mcubed45, BSNdepends what you want to get out of the program as well. it's true that oftetimes ASN/ADN programs produce nurses with better technical skills b/c this is what the programs emphasize. however, the nice thing about BSN programs is you get a lot more theory. this may not be for everyone. if you're someone that wants a lot of the theory then you'd prolly be happier in the BSN program.
i'm in a similar situations. i'm almost finished with my BS in mathematics and came to realize that i'd really like to go into nursing instead. i'm an alternate for an ADN program for fall 08 and was told i'm pretty much guaranteed acceptance in a BSN program in my area for spring 09 as well (couldn't apply for BSN's fall 08 b/c of additional pre-reqs needed). up until now i just wanted to get my license ASAP and as cheaply as possible so i could start making money and working off loans. however, after taking all my pre-reqs at the university with the BSN i realized i WANT a more rigorous and theory oriented nursing curriculum. many nursing applicants for the BSN program take their pre-reqs at the community college (ADN program) so they can get an "easy A" and have a better app for the BSN program. i realized i'd rather be in a program that is more academically rigorous though possibly less technical. of course nursing programs vary A LOT so it's prolly best if you take a lot of time to look into the programs you're considering (in terms of curriculum and not just time/cost).
- 1Apr 28, '08 by OC_An Khe, BSNIn the long term the BSN is better, so that should be your eventual goal. Going the AD route will be quicker and less expensive but more limiting to you over the potential of 40 years of career ahead of you.
Economics of the BSN will over 40 years far outway the short term economics advantage of the AD.


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Mike Hughes: Socialism and moral decay go hand in hand
Which came first, the rise of socialism in America or the fall of morality? This may be a causality dilemma similar to the chicken and egg, but there's no doubt that the two are interconnected. To be clear, when I speak of socialism, I speak of progressive government and the dependence and corruption that inevitably go with it.
Two recent crime stories haven't received much attention in the news, but they should cause people to think about why these crimes occurred and how our society deals with crime. The first story is about the 13-month-old infant in Brunswick, Ga., who was shot in the face. Two teens have been arrested for the murder. The mother of one of the teens was also arrested, along with the teen's aunt and sister. A city commissioner was also arrested for obstruction.
Bleeding-heart liberals would say that the shooter is a victim of his environment. I'd use the word product instead of victim, but what kind of an environment produces a criminal such as this one? Who created that environment? Why is that environment acceptable to anyone?
The second story involves another teen murderer. During his sentencing hearing, the convicted Chardon, Ohio, school shooter wore a white T-shirt with the word "killer" hand-written in black marker. He showed no remorse, and harassed the victim's family members. As reported by ABC News, the shooter "spewed vile and unprintable words … at the families of three students he killed, gave them the finger and then laughed and smiled."
Again, I have to ask, what kind of an environment can produce a human being such as this one? But my first thought was that we treat our criminals way too good. Why wasn't this criminal physically restrained? Why was he allowed to freely insult the victim's family members? If this incident is not indicative of a broken legal system, then I don't know what is. Unfortunately, there are many, many more examples that illustrate the fact that our system is broken.
So what does this have to do with socialism? The answer is that progressive government sustains this destructive environment. This is the same environment that has destroyed cities like Detroit and nations like Cambodia. It's the same environment that's currently wreaking havoc in Chicago and other large American cities. This environment used to exist only in large inner-cities, but it's been spreading, apparently to places like Brunswick, Ga., and Chardon, Ohio.
There's a healthy social aspect to government, but ours has gone way beyond that. When people begin referring to a government as socialist, they're partly referring to a decline in personal responsibility. This decline in personal responsibility leads to an increase in crime and corruption.
Many try to justify socialism with the idea of a safety net. But society already had a safety net in family and community. The safety net of big government is a net without true safety.
Pope Francis recently said that Christians should respond to evil with good. All Americans should respond to socialism and moral decay with personal responsibility, family and community – and smaller, less intrusive government.
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twists (sweeping)
sounds like exercise to me!!
How do you loose the baby weight (especially around the tummy) if your told not to exercise due to diastisis recti (in my case) I'm not supposed to do anything with my core muscles. no planks no crunches not sit ups no twists no contractions or extension movement.... its a wonder that i'm allowed to leave my bed!!
feeling discouraged and frustrated.
i LOVE salt.
it goes on and in most everything i make.
regular salt garlic salt. salt. salt. salt.
i DID NOT PUT ANY SALT on my eggs!! I only drizzled a teaspoon of ketchup for flavor!!!
and it was surprisingly ok. i think i could get used to it.


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FX's 'American Horror Story' nabs Kathy Bates for Season 3
By April MacIntyre Feb 27, 2013, 9:06 GMT
Heading to AHS on FX: Kathy Bates EPA/ANDREW GOMBERT
Excellent news from "American Horror Story" producers, as the new lioness to go head to head with returning Jessica Lange is none other than Oscar winner (1990) Kathy Bates!
TVLine.com reports that Bates will play a soured friend of Lange's new character in the series, which reinvents itself season to season.
Last season the horror centered on Briarcliff, an insane asylum in Massachusetts set primarily in the 1960s. The year before AHS was set in modern day Los Angeles in a Victorian 'too good to be true' house that held the souls of those who died in it and harbored great evil to boot. Both seasons saw the excellent work of Jessica Lange, Dylan McDermott and Evan Peters.
Bates most recently starred in the David E. Kelley legal drama "Harry's Law" on NBC.
Confirmed to return to AHS season three includes Ms. Lange, Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Taissa Farmiga, Frances Conroy and Lily Rabe.
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A Guide To Setting Up A Telephone Line in Qatar, Internet Connection and More
Also see: Qatar Mobile Phones & Getting on the Web in Qatar
Qtel is the national telephonic company in Qatar, but its monopoly is being slowly whittled away, starting with mobile phone services. Vodafone won both the fixed line and mobile licences in 2008, and will provide the first competition in the mobile phone sector.
Q-tel has a large number of branches: see the bottom of this post for full list. Its outlets in City Centre and Hyatt Plaza tend to be less frenetic and the staff more professional.
Qtel Telephone Numbers
Directory enquiries telephone 180.
Setting Up A Telephone Line
Go to a Qtel branch, obtain and complete an application form or print out a form from their website here. You will need a copy of your ID card or passport (long term residents will realise that the process has been made considerably easier.)
You will be given a ten digit account number and told to ring after a week's waiting. Paradoxically, you can not ring this number from a mobile phone, only a land line. Then an engineer will come, usually with five minutes notice and when you are at work.
There is a connection charge of QR 200 (correct at time of writing), but the monthly fee is quite reasonable and includes unlimited calls to other land lines. Unfortunately, you have to complete setting up your landline before setting up ADSL.
International Calls
International calls have fallen in price over the last couple of years. Nevertheless, many residents still make avail of internet telephone services such as skype, which offer free computer to computer calls and cheap internet telephone calls.
Paying Your Bill
Monthly bills will be sent to your address, and can be checked online or by telephone (111). Qtel provide a call by call breakdown of your bill - useful if your daughter has a boyfriend in Australia. You can pay your bill directly at a Qtel customer service centre (probably the most painful option), through your bank account or on their website with your credit card.
Internet (also see Qatar Internet)
You have a couple of options here. If you want to use dial up you can purchase a scratch card called an Ebhar. Simply enter the user name and password and dial 166. Current charges are QR 4 an hour. Alternatively, you can dial up using 166, paying a a Qr20/month fee and a further charge of QR 2 an hour. You can also get wireless internet as part of a Mozaic package.
Qtel offers speeds of (up to) 512kbps, 1 mbs and 2 mbs. Actual speeds are lower but do seem to be slowly improving. Qtel claim you can download a form from here (it was not available when we tried) and take it complete to a Qtel service centre with a copy of your ID card.
Cable Television
Qtel provides wireless cable television and prices depends on packages. Some subscribers have complained that Qtel arbitrarily changes channels without warning. More recently, Qtel has started offering Mozaic TV+ as part of a bundle package of TV, wireless internet and phone (see below).
Mozaic TV+
One of the newer service offered is Mozaic. For households Qatar offers Mozaic TV plus: a bundle of wireless internet (with free router), digital television and adsl based telephone. There have been some teething problems with occassional loss of tlevision signal. However, users seem mostly positive. Read our review of Qtels Moazaic TV+ for more information.
Qtel offers a Blackberry solution in conjunction with RIM. Three blackbery phones are available: BlackBerry® Pearl 8100, the BlackBerry® 8800 and the BlackBerry® Curve 8300. To obtain the Blackberry solution corportate customers should visit their account managers while other customers should visit a Qtel Customer Service Center.
Internet Cafes
If connecting is all too much hassle for you, there are internet cafes which operate at a reasonable price, and often provide skype, as well as hot spots throughout the city for those with laptops. See our Internet Cafes for more details.
Voice Mail
Enter 123 into the keypad on your phone. Alternatively, dial 124 followed by your mobile phone number and the hash key, and your PIN upon request.
When You Leave Qatar...
You will need to obtain credit clearance from Qtel i.e. proof that you have paid all your bills.
Qtel Offices
Airport counter 44 626 827
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