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NEW YORK (TheStreet) - Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) and Panera Bread (PNRA), two restaurant stocks in the hot fast-casual segment, reacted very differently in Friday morning trading.
Shares of Chipotle soared, gaining 11.7% to $490.33, as investors cheered the company's third-quarter earnings report released the night before. The Denver-based burrito maker reported better-than-expected revenue and same-store sales comparisons, but fell short of Wall Street expectations on profit, as margins took a hit from higher food costs.
Chipotle "delivered another solid [quarter] and outlook. While EPS missed, this will be viewed as a minor negative relative to the healthy SSS result and confirmation of a price increase next [year]," Deutsche Bank analyst Jason West wrote in a research note.
The fast casual Mexican eatery said profit rose 15% to $83.4 million, or $2.66 a share. Analysts were expecting the Chipotle to report earnings of $2.78 a share. Despite the earnings miss, revenue came in better-than-expected, up 18% from last year's third quarter to $826.9 million. Same-store sales comps were strong, up 6.2% over last year's third quarter -- a result of higher traffic.Chipotle also raised same-store sales comp guidance for the year, now expecting growth in the "mid-single-digit" range. It also plans to increase the number of store openings in 2014, to between 180 and 195 new stores.In 2013, Chiptole said it expects to open between 165 and 180 new stores.
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I don't believe in racism, sexism, or homophobia. There, I said it. While all three are prevalent all over the world, I don't think they exist here in the West. Of course, there is a kid in a schoolyard right now saying "N****r," but there are so many black kids saying the same sort of thing about white people, it cancels itself out. There are some nutbars out there who don't like people just because they're black, but there are so many others who lavish preferential treatment on blacks, the sum of the game is zero racism.
Some of my best friends are black and many of them turn purple with rage when I suggest this possibility. The most common response is that I may not even ponder such things because I'm white. One woman told me about the hell she goes through as a person of color because store employees follow her around like she's a shoplifter. She is the only individual in her family who has an education. Her sister is in jail and both her brothers are dead from gang-related murders. The shopkeepers who are suspicious of her are only off by one sibling. That's not prejudice. That's postjudice. What's more important than leering stares is that she had the same opportunities as everyone else. Because she tried hard in school and refused to waste time partying, she became a successful and happy Woman of Color.
My dad grew up in the slums of Glasgow. He worked hard so he got scholarships to private school. Back then, being a student was worse than being a fag. Wearing a private school blazer was like wearing a Klansman's uniform in Harlem, and you had to literally fight your way to school every day. He did. And now he's rich. The idea that a corporation is going to ignore a great resume because the name at the top sounds black is preposterous. I've been hiring people for 15 years and qualified applicants are hard to come by.
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Survey: North Coast wineries feel healthierDecember 10, 2014
ST. HELENA — As many as nine in 10 North Coast wineries reported their financial health was "good" or "strong" in an annual checkup by Silicon Valley Bank, and that's more robust than last year.
And it was a "good" or better year for 79 percent of nearly 600 West Coast wineries in the bank's annual Wine Conditions Survey, released Wednesday.
Wine Industry Awards 2014: VingDirectDecember 8, 2014
SEBASTOPOL — VingDirect founder Tammy Boatright has 20-plus years of direct-marketing and general management experience.
Vintners uncork retail tech for direct salesJuly 21, 2014
North Coast wineries are selling more wine directly to consumers and are deploying technology and ideas from the wider retail world to do so.
Vine Notes: New tool for collecting tasting-room dataJune 25, 2014
It's well-known among professional direct marketers that the most important factor for executing successful sales campaigns is the customer list. You can develop the most compelling offer known to man with the most creative presentation on the planet and yet completely bomb on results because your list wasn't big enough or qualified enough to deliver the sales you expected.
Most tasting room managers want more visitor traffic so that they can increase the size of their customer email and phone outreach lists. But first, instead of spending precious budget dollars to drive more visitors to their location, they could be taking better advantage of the traffic they already have by converting more visitors to list members.
Casual restaurants pare wine for spirits, beerMay 19, 2014
Eight in 10 large U.S. casual-dining chains surveyed cut the number of wines on their menus in recent months, according to a new report by a market-research firm.
New products propel Truett-Hurst third-quarter sales 44%May 6, 2014
HEALDSBURG — Truett-Hurst Inc. (Nasdaq: THST), on Tuesday reported sales soared 44 percent in its fiscal third quarter and 36 percent over nine months.
California wine shipments rise 3% by volume, 5% by revenueApril 24, 2014
The volume of California wine shipments to U.S. markets returned to growth mode last year, after dipping in 2012, while the dollar value of those shipments slowed in 2013 following two years of strong growth, according to figures released Thursday.
Truett-Hurst inks $750,000 gift-basket dealApril 3, 2014
HEALDSBURG — Truett-Hurst Inc. (Nasdaq: THST), wrapped up a wine-supply agreement with a Fullerton company that has sold millions of gift baskets in stores and online nationwide and in 30 countries.
Vine Notes: Data dispel wine direct-sales myths, part 2March 26, 2014
What we expose in this the second of two articles is the truth behind what is really driving direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales, specifically sales made with direct customer interactions over the telephone. This time we explore the myths of closing a tasting room in the afternoon and that "free shipping" sells more wine out of state.
Truett-Hurst shifts to new Paper Boy 'bottle' supplierMarch 7, 2014
HEALDSBURG — Truett-Hurst, Inc., (Nasdaq: THST) on Thursday said it is shifting to a U.S. supplier of the novel cardboard-and-internal-bag bottle for its Paper Boy wine brand and noted that the change would slightly increase costs.
The company has signed a multiyear contract with a soon-to-be-disclosed domestic manufacturer.
"At the time we entered the agreement in February 2013, there wasn't any other paper bottle supplier in the world; this was cutting-edge."
Truett-Hurst second-quarter sales surge on new brandsFebruary 6, 2014
HEALDSBURG — Truett-Hurst, Inc. (Nasdaq: THST) on Thursday reported its fiscal second-quarter net sales soared 76 percent from a year before, and the startup wine company said it achieved profitability, attributing the boost to innovatively packaged new brands in the past few months, new national distribution, more exclusive wines and increased direct-to-consumer marketing.
Wine market in 'transition' for growth in 2014, experts sayJanuary 29, 2014
SACRAMENTO — California wine producers likely shipped 3.6 percent more wine to U.S. markets last year, and higher-end wines such as those made in the North Coast could benefit from a "transition" in supply and consumer tastes that favor quality and distinctiveness, according to experts at a major wine industry conference.
Fine-wine sales to grow 6%-10% in 2014, report saysJanuary 16, 2014
Producers of fine wine in the North Coast could benefit from stronger sales growth foreseen for this year after an overall decrease in growth in the past three, but higher costs of grapes and wine in recent years is squeezing the bottom line and increasing demographic shift away from the key group of consumers higher-end wine will moderate industry growth, according to the newly released Silicon Valley Bank's annual industry forecast.
Vine Notes: Data dispel wine direct-sales myths, part 1December 23, 2013
What we expose in this the first of two articles is the truth behind what is really driving direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales, specifically sales made with direct customer interactions over the telephone.
VinoPro has have compiled data from more than $8 million worth of direct-to-consumer sales made for its strategic partners in 2012. This is data based on real sales that occurred from actual interactions with customers and sales made over the telephone. Some of this data is surprising, because it contradicts much of what you have heard in dozens of conferences and from other so-called "experts" in their field.
What we learned from this exercise is that there are several myths in the DTC wine sales space that tend to permeate the thinking of those in the business. Real data should really be used instead, and is presented here for your immediate use.
VineNotes: Marketing wine to Hispanics is 50 million-case opportunityAugust 28, 2013
Barack Obama's success in the recent presidential election in the U.S. highlights the potential rewards for politicians who can successfully engage the Hispanic population, and this experience holds important lessons for the U.S. wine industry.
Hispanics are the largest and fastest growing minority in the U.S., but they drink less wine per capita than the average American. So it should not be a surprise that if the wine industry were to successfully target the market and influence Hispanics to increase their consumption, huge rewards would be in-store.
By Rabobank estimates, if the wine industry were able to bring Hispanic wine consumption up to the level of the typical consumer, annual wine consumption among Hispanics will increase by nearly 50 million cases over the next 20 years! That could be as much as 40 percent of the total growth in U.S. wine consumption over that period.
Napa, Sonoma winery-direct shipments rise 8%, 10% in 2012April 18, 2013
Shipments of wine directly to consumers from wineries in Napa and Sonoma counties, accounting for 69 percent of such shipments from U.S. sources, last year grew at 8.0 percent and 10.1 percent in value, respectively, helping push U.S. winery-to-consumer shipment value past that of wine exports for the first time, according to a new study.
California wine shipments dip for first time in 11 yearsApril 10, 2013
The volume of California wine shipments to U.S. markets last year dipped for the first time in 11 years, but retail value of that wine rose by more than 8 percent for the second straight year, according to recently released figures.
Meanwhile, shipments of wine to the U.S. from all sources increased 2.4 percent, and retail value, 5.2 percent to new volume and sales records, according to data compiled by Woodside-based industry analysis firm Gomberg Fredrikson & Associates and San Francisco-based advocacy group Wine Institute.
Vintners debate demand for price hikesApril 8, 2013
Wine companies largely are caught between escalating costs of production and mixed perceptions of how much of the rising costs the market for finished wine will bear. Those are among the topics five of the Bay Area's innovative wine entrepreneurs are set to tackle at the Business Journal's Wine Industry Conference on April 18.
They talked to the Business Journal about key drivers of cost and retail pricing, how they and markets are responding, and pricing impacts for exports and alternative sales channels.
Wine export value grows 3% on lower volumeFebruary 21, 2013
U.S. wine exports, 90 percent from California, last year increased 2.6 percent in winery revenue to a record $1.43 billion from 2011, but at the same time, shipment volume dipped 4.9 percent, a major wine trade policy advocacy group announced today.
Share your thoughts: Will consumers pay more for wine?February 13, 2013
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Prices for winegrapes and wine available for purchase in bulk for production purposes spiked in 2012 as the industry fretted about having enough to supply growing wine sales.
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Similar to the excellent post about Atheismisms, I would like to take the discussion to a similar but more specific topic, orgasms!
So, how many of us still say, like "bless you" when you sneeze, mainly out of habit, "oh god" or "oh my god" when you have an orgasm?
I have to confess sometimes I do. Does this is ever bother you? Do you catch yourself and think, does this give the believers ammo? When you are at your most excited and ecstatic place physically, you scream out to the the invisible man! What does this say?!? For those from other countries I would like to know what you all say?
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historically, the 'bless you' after a sneeze comes from a superstitious belief that it would ward off the plague, which has sneezing as one of the early signs you were about to die... ring around the rosie is a direct reference to the physical change your body goes through when you had it so, as the end of the poem goes... ashes, ashes, we all fall down... sneezes and dies!
i am not superstitious so i don't say anything, didn't when i was a christian either.
in the throes of passion, wow is usually acceptable!
Saying "bless you" after a sneeze is just a linguistic evolution of other cultural sneeze response phrases which certainly existed pre-christianity. The origin of the actual phrase "bless you" as a sneeze response is fuzzy but it began popping up very early AD (long before the plague). In non English speaking cultures the sneeze response is usually a reference to health or long life like "gesundheit" in German or "salud" in Spanish.
Here is the snopes on the black plague/ring around the rosie connection. There seems to be no evidence for it.
Yes, I do it. No, it doesn't bother me. Maybe next time I'll shout out, "Sweet Zeus!"
I'm reminded of a scene from the movie Stargate: The Ark of Truth. The bad guys (aliens from another galaxy) had been torturing one of the good guys (Daniel) and left him in his cell for a while. When the torturer returns and opens the cell door, Daniel looks up and says "Oh God..." (dreading more torture). The bad guy says "Your god cannot help you now." Daniel, being a linguist, corrects him almost automatically by saying "That's actually more a statement of general dissatisfaction...."
I'm reminded of that scene because, like Daniel, we're not actually invoking the name of some divine power when we say "Oh God!" (during orgasm or at any other time). During orgasm, it's more a statement of general satisfaction and even for believers it isn't meant to invoke the name of any deity.
A simple bit of linguistic minutia, that's all :)
"Your god cannot help you now."
That's exactly what a guy I went to university with usually replied when I said "Oh god"...not during sex :p
Admittedly I do, but it's not the Lord I am praising.
Heh, I'm not partial to changing it to "Oh shit!" personally. ;)
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A piece on the joy of walking your dog, called "One Night in Dog Heaven," by my friend Jim Walsh. Not many writers are able to pull the eternal and the mystical from the quotidian as well as Jim. Excerpt:
Master, I know I am low on your priority list but please deliver me from this godforsaken prison of human stasis and let me run wild. You hold the key to me being the best I can be, the unbridled creature I was born to be. Let me hump a few friends and strangers, chase a few leaves I have mistaken for pheasants and overall be so in the moment that I make all the Zen people look like multi-taskers.
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In response to Search on for motive (Sept. 17):
Infuriates me to read about another mass shooting in U.S.
Another day, another massacre.
The gunman at the Washington Navy Yard used someone elses ID to gain entrance, and I want to know how a guy with a shotgun made it through a security checkpoint or two in a secure military facility.
Since Aug. 21, the date of the Syrian gas attack that has incensed so many people, almost 800 people in the U.S. have been killed with firearms, according to Slate.coms gun deaths database.
Does this stuff upset anyone else besides me?
Jon Schuller
In response to Feedback Keep the name: Mecklenburg County Courthouse (Sept. 16 Opinion):
Honor Julius Chambers by renaming Bob Walton Plaza
Anyone who has lived in Charlotte long enough is flabbergasted as to why a building is named for the late Bob Walton. No use in recounting that sordid history about Waltons sex charges.
Rename that building for Julius Chambers.
Tom Ozment
In response to Carowinds tax subsidy OKd (Sept. 17):
Abolish policy that allowed Carowinds tax subsidy
I had to laugh reading the comments of Charlotte City Council members who supported the subsidy for the Carowinds expansion.
Carowinds owner Cedar Fair Entertainment probably paid millions for the adjoining 61 acres two years before the subsidy matter came up. What was their intention? To establish housing for the homeless?
Where are all the free market warriors who scream to get government out of our lives?
Council should not ask staff to consider revision of this excessive freebie program, but instead vote to scrap it.
John H. Clark
In response to Alexander County teacher should be praised, not suspended (Sept. 15 For the Record):
Alexander County teacher deserved to be suspended
Why would you put an article on the merits of showing a rap video about gay marriage to our children on your editorial page? Nothing good can come from people trying to indoctrinate our children on this subject.
Lets protect our children from these adult things instead of encouraging them in it.
That teacher should have been suspended and reprimanded for his/her actions. Why would you be a part of our country selling its soul to destruction?
Charlene Hendricks
In response to The financial crisis: Lessons learned? (Sept. 15):
Bank execs came out OK, but not employees, some investors
In looking at the Where are they now? section of this story, one takeaway from the financial crisis is that the top executives who took excessively risky bets with shareholder money have pretty much landed on their feet.
Sadly, the same cannot be said for thousands of employees and small investors who are still trying to recover from the damage that was inflicted on Charlottes two big banks.
Arnie Grieves
In response to Questions surround fatal police shooting (Sept. 16):
CMPD shooting points up need for strong citizen review board
An unarmed man trying to get help after a car wreck should not be shot for doing so.
While charging the officer with voluntary manslaughter is a step in the right direction, if anyone else had shot Jonathan Ferrell, I believe the shooter would be facing a second-degree murder charge.
In order for the law to provide comfort and security to all, it must be applied to all in the same manner. Until we reach that point, hopefully our police can get additional training on how to respond to the actions of the traumatized. And, maybe the Citizens Review Board can be revamped to truly evaluate these incidents and aid in the process.
Laura McGaha
Charter schools no panacea; put efforts into public schools
Charter schools are not required to provide transportation or free/reduced lunches. This eliminates them as an option for many kids from poor backgrounds.
I grew up in a family of very modest means. Thanks to public education I am now a productive, tax-paying member of society who believes in our public schools. I urge the people of our state to voice your opinion and stand up for our schools before its too late.
Randall Sprinkle
Day full of difficult news eased by strangers who offered help
The news Tuesday morning was so full of sadness, it was hard to take in killings at the Naval Yard, floods in Colorado, the shooting of an unarmed man by a police officer.
So what a gift to be the recipient of two Good Samaritans Tuesday morning when I ran out of gas on the bridge over Interstate 277: Terry David, a CATS driver who stopped his bus to check on me because he thought I was hurt, and an unnamed man who helped push the car out of traffic.
These acts are newsworthy as well.
Many thanks.
Meg Houlihan
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Taylor Swift is apparently being considered for the "Valentine"s Day" sequel. The pop star is reportedly being lined up for the sequel to the romantic comedy movie – where she starred alongside a number of A-list stars – but it is unclear whether or not her ex-boyfriend Taylor Lautner will be joining her this time. [...] Continue reading Taylor Swift being considered for "Valentine"s Day" follow-up
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One In A Million
You're one in a million
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You're one in a million
Sometimes love can hit you everyday
Sometimes you can fall for everyone you see
But only one can really make me stay
A sign from the sky said to me
You're one in a million
You're once in a lifetime
You made me discover
One of the stars above us
You're one in a million
You're once in a lifetime
You made me discover
One of the stars above us
I've been looking for that special one
And I've been searching for someone to give my love
When I thought that all the hope was gone
A smile there you were and I was gone
I always will remember how I felt that day
A feelin' indescribable to me
I always knew there was an answer for my prayer
And you, you're the one, the one for me
CHORUS (x2)
In the beginning I was cool and everything was possible
They tried to catch me but it was impossible
No one could hurt me it was my game
Until I met you baby and you were the same
And when you didn't want me I wanted you because
The funny thing about it is I liked the show
I like it when it's difficult
I like it when it's hard
Then you know it's worth it
That you found your heart
Find your heart! Ooaaah!
Woooaah! Woooooaaah!
Woah! Woah!
CHORUS (x2) (Has some talking in the background)
You're one in a million
You're one in a million


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Seitan Recipes
Seitan Jagerschnitzel
Thinly sliced seitan absorbs the flavor of the rich mushroom sauce in these German "hunter's cutlets." You can use any kind of mushrooms you like, but I prefer using a variety of different kinds to add interest and flavor dimension to the dish. Recipe from Vegan Without Borders* by Robin Robertson/Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC ©2014, reprinted by permission. Photos by Sara Remington.
Seitan Gyros
Here is a kinder, gentler version of gyros, the Greek meat-on-a-pita classic. Seitan makes a superb stand-in, and the shortcut creamy cucumber dressing gives the entire enterprise a refreshing zip. For heartier appetites, a serving would be 2 gyros; one is filling enough for moderate appetites or when other dishes are to be served. Recipe adapted from Vegan Express. Photos by Lori Maffei. more→
Vegan Standing "Rib Roast" with Shiitake and Kale Filling and Shiitake Gravy
This is a whimsical and slightly tongue-in-cheek—but delicious!–vegan version of a standing rib roast baked in a bundt pan with a Shiitake and Kale Filling and rosemary sprig "bones." Served with a Shiitake Gravy, it is a beautiful holiday or special occasion entree. Recipe and photos contributed by Betsy DiJulio, The Blooming Platter.
Dilip's Lime Jerk Seitan with Kale
This delicious seitan dish was created by Dilip Barman, head of the Triangle Vegetarian Society in North Carolina, and host of the largest annual vegan Thanksgiving feast in the USA with over 800 attendees. For more information, see www.trianglevegsociety.org and www.dilipdinner.blogspot.com. Photographs by Linda Long from Virgin Vegan: The Meatless Guide to Pleasing Your Palate* by Linda Long, reprint permission by Gibbs Smith Publisher, 2013.
Roasted Seitan, Peppers, and Portabellas
This hearty combination of seitan, bell peppers, and portabella mushrooms is so easy to throw together, yet makes a festive main dish for special occasions. It's a great centerpiece for a vegan Easter dinner, for example, and would be just as good for a Christmas menu. When you're preparing a multi-course meal, it's so nice when the entree can be made at the last minute with little hands-on time. If any of your family or guests eat gluten-free, this is obviously not the choice for them. Recipe adapted from Vegan Holiday Kitchen. Photos by Susan Voisin.
Homemade Seitan
Store-bought seitan is usually excellent, but it can be expensive. Using pure gluten flour is a shortcut to a homemade version that's not difficult to make. This recipe may be idiosyncratic, but it works well and with practice produces seitan that's chewy but not overly tough. Whenever I make this, I freeze half. It's nice come across and use it a few weeks later. more→
Seitan and Polenta Skillet with Fresh Greens
There's something enticing about the seitan/polenta synergy, and with the addition of greens, results in a great-looking, hearty dish. Serve with a simple potato dish and salad or slaw. Recipe adapted from Vegan Express. Photo by Susan Voisin.
"Buddhist's Delight" (Chinese-Style Vegetable Stew)
Inspired by a favorite vegetarian Chinese restaurant dish, this stew is enhanced with protein-packed seitan. Made from cooked wheat gluten, seitan is available in most natural food stores. Gluten-free? Substitute an equivalent amount of tofu for the seitan. For an everyday meal, serve with Tri-Color Coleslaw. To make it a feast, add Scallion Pancakes or simply serve veggie spring rolls from your natural food store's frozen food section. Adapted from Vegan Soups and Hearty Stews for All Seasons. Photo by Theresa Rafetto.


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Paul performs at Pine Bluffs Elementary WY
Read Pine Bluffs Post article 11/26/14
Paul performs at Pine Bluffs Elementary WY
Read Pine Bluffs Post article 11/26/14
Dear Paul,
Thank you so much for your presentation and work...
The blend of culture, science, music and art is exactly what we teach our students to value...
Chris Watson
Head of Soundview School
An International Baccalaureate World School
Seattle WA
I wanted to thank YOU for making such an amazing week of residency with us! We've gotten great feedback from teachers and principals, and I know the kids loved working with you. The workshops and performances you put together were so engaging and unique – I'm really happy we got the chance to have you here in Edmonds!
Gillian Jones
Education & Outreach Manager
Edmonds Center for the Arts, WA
Thank you very much for spending the week with us and reminding us of the true pleasure of teaching our children. My kids loved everything, didgeridoos, bull-roarers, singing, the chain gang, every single minute of it!
You have inspired me to continue to find authentic learning for our children and to love what I do even more. THANK YOU!
Give me a home among the gum trees...
Barb Maguire, Teacher, Park Elementary, Casper WY.
All school residency, Oct 21-25, 2013
I wanted to let you know that your presentation and you as a person were highly influential on me. The entire time you were in front of the class I must have been completely wide-eyed. I absolutely loved every second of it and you are very entertaining.
Michelle, Art Education Student
UNC Greeley CO. 3/26/14
Paul Taylor's performances were wonderful. Paul's storytelling techniques, playing of instruments, movement, and visuals (banner and images) were captivating, and I felt that his approach to culture and history was sensitive and respectful. Thank you for the opportunity to host him!
Jennifer Moss Logan, Educator/Coordinator for Nature & Culture Gallery Programs
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Paul is featured in the Summer issue of New Deal by Local 1000 the North American Traveling Musicians Union, for his Australian of the Year NT Finalist Award 2013, by Steve Eulberg.
I just wanted you to know that you did an amazing job in Wright, WY. My son was the little boy who bowed with you at the very end of the performance. Normally he would not have sat for more than 10 minutes before leaving the group, but you kept his attention the whole time. That's a first for him. Thank you again for an amazing job and I hope to see you again next year.
Crystal O'Bryan
"Your performance only gets better each year!" Judy Querry, teacher.
" Your songs and dances made me feel my future" Cooper, 2nd grade.
What an awesome experience that was for our kiddos!
Kris Cundall, Principal, Walnut Elementary, Rock Springs WY.
How blessed we were to have you in our building yesterday. You are such a gift to all of us, in our schools and in our community.
Susie Wilson, Music Teacher, Hillcrest Elementary, Gillette. WY
Thanks for being so willing to work with large class sizes, dressing differently each day,......... teaching the value of culture, making each group feel special........, and the list goes on! You are an amazing teacher!
Catherine Scheer, Assistant Principal
Monroe Intermediate School, Green River, WY
Read Casper Journal, by Peg Novotny, 12/18/12 Photo by Amanda Reinhardt
In November 2012 Paul was nominated and selected as a a finalist for the Northern Territory in the 2013 Australian of the Year Awards in Darwin. Paul was honored for his work with Yidumduma Bill Harney and the Yubulyawan Dreaming Project. Yidumduma attended the award ceremony in Darwin on Novemeber 8th and accepted the award on Paul's behalf.
Paul performed to 1700 second graders at Rowan Public Library's fabulous Millstream Festival, NC.
Read the review.
Your work with us at Washington Montessori was very special; you have a marvelous way of imparting powerful truths in a simple, peaceful and accessible way for the children and everyone.
Matilda Giampietro,
Music teacher, Washington Montessori, CT
What do we miss when we are awake? Join host Phil Cousineau on Jan. 22nd for the premier of "Dreams, Visions & Realities" featuring Yidumduma Bill Harney, an Aboriginal elder, master storyteller, painter, and highly-respected Wardaman Dreamtime authority, and Dr. Stephen Aizenstat, author and dream specialist who can teach us about the importance of "tending" to our dreams. http://www.linktv.org/globalspirit/dreams
Watch these video clips.
WYAA, Wyoming After School Alliance, 4th Annual State Conference:
Congratulations on such a wonderful performance last night! My James had a GREAT TIME!! He was pretty skeptical about the performance and I'm so glad it was a positive experience for him. I extend my heartfelt appreciation to Cindy Stoffers, the SACC staff, and Paul Taylor for providing fun, creative experiences like these for our children that build self-esteem and leave lasting memories.
Renée Gebault King, parent
Thank You 8/16/11
You probably don't remember me, but you came to my school Overland Elementary when I was in first grade. Your presentation left such an impression and I wanted to say thank you for that wonderful experience. I am sixteen now, and I will never forget that. Thank you.
Kassidy Wright, formerly Rock Springs WY, now MT.
"I loved hearing Paul Taylor play music, it made me just AHHH!
Laramie High School art student.
May 13, 2011
Dear Paul,
Thanks for a great assembly and for keeping storytelling ALIVE! My 4th grade students enjoyed the variety of ways you used to bring your stories to life.
Gail Newhall,
CMS School, Denver.
May 12, 2011
Thank YOU for coming, the kids really enjoyed it! One student said, "I wish I could repeat third grade so I could see that again next year." Too cute!
Ashley Smith, Teacher.
Trails West Elem, Centennial CO.
Paul's World
4/8/11 Paul is featured in his hometown paper, the Adelaide Advertiser.
Cooee Cobber, Australia's cultural ambassador to the US
College Fan Mail 2/15/11
Hey my name is Logan Wondrasek and I'm from Lander WY. I'm going to UW in Laramie right now but one of my friends from grade school saw you in Casper recently. I just wanted to say congrats and thanks for doing what you do. We had so much fun when you came to our grade school and everyone still remembers you! I hope kids still love hearing your stories and painting those murals. We've still got ours hanging in our school and I even have that pvc didgeridoo we all made! Anyway man, I'll always be a fan and keep up those great songs and stories.
Dec 29 2010
The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center in Casper is hosting a mural called The Rainbow Snake. Fourth and fifth grade students from Oregon Trail Elementary created the mural. Oregon Trail Elementary Instructional Facilitator Janet Wragge gives trib.com a tour of the mural. http://trib.com/news/vmix_639a2104-13ab-11e0-8fe2-001cc4c002e0.html
Hi Paul,
I just wanted to tell you what an impact you have made at North Park Elementary even after all these months...
The first day of school when I had the first graders ( you saw them as kindergartners) and they walked into the music room, they all mentioned that they have been here before....and proceeded to tell me about the Vegemite and the eucalyptus . Next thing you know they are talking about the songs and they start singing "Kookaburra sits on an electric wire".. that was so cool..
Then today we were talking about the colonization of America..and I asked them who came over on the Mayflower. Their first answer was Jesus, and then I said "No,it starts with the letter "P", hoping they will say the Pilgrims. "oh," they said, "Paul Taylor". That is how you have touched these students....you are second to Jesus! Not bad....
Ann Stucki
Music Teacher
North Park Elementary
Rock Springs WY
Vedauwoo Vertical Dance featured in Storytelling Magazine - April/May 2010
Aboriginal folklore leads to meteorite crater Thursday, 7 January 2010
Washington Montessori Residency April 2009
New Preston. CT
What a wonderful week you gave us! Our heads and hearts are still in
Australia, and will be for many weeks.
You understand the depth in the stories and myths you tell, and you know how valuable they
are to children and to all of us.
You are a special person, Paul Taylor. You are peace giving.
Matilda Giampietro
Music Teacher, Washington Montessori, New Preston CT.
April 09
DARWIN ROAD SIGN, Wet Season
Australia Day 09 video by Mike Rolfe
7 Feb 2009
This is a story from the time of just before the tragic Victorian bushfires.
"In Victoria the temperature has been above 44 degrees all week and they are forecasting another week of 40+ temperatures. Power is failing, trains have stopped running because tracks are buckling under the heat. It's just scorching.
It seems that the people are not the only ones suffering.
Check out these photos of a little Koala which just walked onto a back porch looking for a bit of heat relief. The woman filled up a bucket for it and this is what happened! "
Australia Day 2009.
Check out Paul and friends celebrating at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum, Superior, AZ.
How about this photo for Aussie photo of the year?
1/16/09 A message from Paul's website.
from : jalyssa lewis, Parley Coburn School. Elmira. NY
subject : hello
comments : r u comin to parly coburn this year with the 3rd graders i did that austrial thing in 3rd grade but now im in 6th i think u should go back to parly coburn it was fun i really injoyed it and watchin the other kids that came in to 3rd grade when we moved on to 4th it was really cool and u gave me your cd i love your songs i even still got my didgerydoo i try to get better at it lol contact back if u r goin to parly coburn this year so i can go see it this year and how much it changed and just watchin the joy in the kids faces
December 08
Thanks Mr. Taylor for everything you shared with us and the digeridoos.
Thanks for coming to our school and telling us the awesome stories.
When I am old I will share these two wonderful weeks with my kids.
I had fun with you Mr. Taylor, I really had fun. My favorite story was about Rainbow.
Thanks for the songs, Sun Arise is my favorite. Tell the Aborigines that they are cool for me please. I opershiate the digeridoos.
Pinedale WY, Middle School student.
9/25/08 Sharing Culture. Bill Harney performing with Paul at Uni of
Wyoming Concert Hall. US tour 08.
9/27/08 Bill Harney,
Aboriginal Elder and cowboy on his US tour 08, meets Wyoming
cowboy Erv Stoffers. They were instant friends sharing a common
culture from opposite ends of the earth. They laughed so hard they
were snorting. It was beautiful to watch!!!!
Winnipeg International Storytelling Festival 2008
"The way you weave healing, peace education, cross cultural awareness through story, dance and song is brilliant."
Sean Byrne
Director, Mauro Center for Peace, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada
Satori's Song for Paul Taylor
In honor of his inspiring visit to Truscott Elementary School
Loveland CO. Feb 2008
I love Australia,
the land of the kangaroo
where boomerangs fly,
high sky,
and the wind says "Cooee"
The gum trees grow
and the boomerangs fly
and the people say "Cooee"
In the Dreamtime yet
the Rainbow slept,
and sing with me mate! (Repeat)
Truscott Elementary Residency - February 2008
Dear Paul,
Thank you for an amazing week at Truscott Elementary. You gave the teachers and the students an unforgettable experience and the parents were completely blown away at the final performance which certainly validates the whole experience for the PTO. I thank you both as a parent and as an arts presenter.
Kimberly Akeley-Charron
Cultural Events Coordinator
City of Loveland
On Jan 31 Paul made his annual presentation to Belleview Elem, 2nd grade, Denver CO
"It is always wonderful to have you here at Belleview! You make our unit come alive! "
Judy Querry, teacher
"When your presentation ended my eyes grew bigger."
I adored your presentation. You loaded me like a big museum of information.
Slade Elementary School kindergarten and first grade students have a laugh during an Australian Adventures assembly by Paul Taylor in the school gymnasium Monday morning. ANDY CARPENEAN/Boomerang photographer
Joseph, 5, a Slade Elementary School kindergarten student in Mrs. Rap's class, smiles while participating in Paul Taylor's Australian Adventures. ANDY CARPENEAN/Boomerang photographer
Paul Taylor of Australia plays a didgeridoo for Slade Elementary School students created from a solid metal vacuum hose. ANDY CARPENEAN/Boomerang photographer
Paul was recently interviewed by his hometown radio ABC.
Click here to listen.
Paul's world music album Walkabout has been nominated for a
Indian Paintbrush's fourth-grade Jack-a-roos and Jill-a-roos have been transformed into a
bullroarer symphony.
Under the instruction of local Australian educator Paul Taylor, the students learned to
make the spinning, whirring Aboriginal instrument and will perform along with fifth-grade
didgeridoo players and student dancers and singers on Oct. 12.
Taylor will spend two weeks at Indian Paintbrush teaching students about Australian history,
culture and art. Beneath both Australian and Aboriginal flags, Eileen Johnson's fourth-grade
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ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. (AP) — Police say a western Pennsylvania couple desperate for money to pay for their wedding netted just $18 for the stolen copper wire they cut from more than a dozen utility poles.
North Sewickley police say 23-year-old Joseph Russell and 24-year-old April Cater cut down the wires on August 9, four days before their wedding.
Russell says he was desperate for money because he'd just lost his job and lost a $1,000 deposit after his reception hall abruptly closed down.
Sgt. Jeff Bezce says the couple clearly expected to get more money than they got from the scrap where they sold the copper.
Russell tells WPXI-TV he will pay for the damages. Utility officials say it will cost about $400 to repair the 18 poles that were damaged.
Here's a dispatch from Sgt. Dave Reagan:
Copper tubing valued at $700 was stolen this week from a railroad engine parked in the 11000 block of East Sprague, the owner reported to Crime Check.
The victim said he is modifying the engine to be a railroad education center and that the tubing supplied water to restrooms located inside the railroad engine. He said he knew of no potential suspects.
Anyone with information should call Crime Check at 456-2233.
And on a Related Note…
A representative of AT&T Mobile reported the theft of copper ground cable from a cellular tower site in the 2600 block of North Robie Thursday.
The thief cut a hole through security fencing and stole the roll containing 200 feet of cable which was valued at $2,000 to $3,000.
Anyone with information….
More than $10,000 in stolen tools was recovered from a Spokane Valley storage unit today.
Detective Mark Renz believes the tools were stolen by Todd E. Hickman, 45, of Spokane, who was arrested Aug. 28 after police found him inside a vacant home looking for copper wire to steal, according to the Spokane Valley Police Department.
Hickman was released after charges weren't filed within 72 hours, but a felony burglary charge was filed in connection with the case Thursday.
Detectives also have probable cause to arrest Hickman for second-degree burglary after a search today at the Spokane Mini-Warehouse in the 4500 block of East Trent Avenue revealed $10,000 to $15,000 worth of tools, including rolling tool cabinets, stolen from Acme Machine Works, 60121 E. Sharp Ave., on Aug. 1, police said.
Here's a news release from Sgt. Dave Reagan:
Overhead lines that return unused power to Avista have been targeted by metal thieves since late August, a company employee reported Monday.
Since Aug. 22, a suspect has stolen more than one and a half miles of #6 copper for a loss exceeding $18,000. The company has been replacing the stolen copper lines with aluminum wire which is less expensive.
The employee said the return cable is the lower of the two lines on the power poles and that the suspect pulls the line down and then cuts it closest to the pole.
The thefts are risky business. Although the line is usually not powered, it can be at any time and the thief would have no way of knowing if it is charged or not.
The most recent theft occurred Monday in the 20600 block of North Hazard Road. Crews had just replaced the line at midnight and it was discovered missing again at 6 a.m.
Anyone with information regarding these thefts is encouraged to call Crime Check at 456-2233.
Here's a news release from Sgt. Dave Reagan:
Officers arrested a 45-year-old Spokane man Sunday after they caught him inside a vacant house apparently looking for copper wire to steal.
At 1:30 p.m., a man called to report a suspicious vehicle parked behind his mother's vacant East Broadway home. Officers Brian Hert and Chan Erdman approached the home and noted "No Trespassing" signs on both the front and back doors.
The two ordered the person they heard inside the home to exit and Todd E. Hickman walked out. He acknowledged not knowing the owner of the home.
Hert's investigation revealed that Hickman was on his way to the East Broadway Wal-Mart when he noticed two vacant homes across the street and decided to enter.
Hert checked Hickman's truck and found a large amount of copper wire in the back. He also saw pieces of copper plumbing and a crowbar, hacksaw and other hand tools.
The officer determined that much of the wire had come from a vacant house just east of where they found Hickman. Although they were unable to contact the owner of that home, they did establish that the suspect had cut and removed the power cord from the home's electrical dryer.
Hert drove Hickman to the Spokane County Jail and booked him on a single count of Residential Burglary.
Crime Stoppers is offering a reward for tips that solve a burglary in which two Spokane-area companies lost more than $5000 in copper wire and power tools.
The crime is believed to have occurred between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. Wednesday at an Avista Utilities storage site at 2400 N. Dollar Road in Spokane Valley.
Employees believe the thief or thieves cut a padlock from a gate and backed a vehicle into the lot, then removed more than $3,000 in items from five Avista work trucks using a wheelbarrow.
Bouten Construction, which also stored items at the site, lost several power tools valued at about $2,000, including two Skil circular saws, two roto hammers and two cordless battery charges.
Anyone with information on is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or submit tips online.
Someone stole more than $5,000 worth of tools and copper wire from an Avista Utilities storage site in Spokane Valley early Wednesday.
Employees at 2400 N. Dollar Road believe the thief or thieves cut a padlock from a gate and backed a vehicle into the lot, then removed more than $3,000 in items from five Avista work trucks using a wheelbarrow.
Bouten Construction, which also stored items at the site, lost several power tools valued at about $2,000, including two Skil circular saws, two roto hammers and two cordless battery charges.
Based on the amount of snow accumulated in footprints, police believe the break-in likely occurred sometime between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Spokane Valley Police Department.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Check at (509) 456-2233.
Thieves stole more than $1,000 worth of copper cable from an Avista substation in north Spokane this week.
Police are looking for tips on whoever cut the padlock at 8307 N. Regal and stole the coils of copper, which were discovered missing about 6:30 .am. Wednesday.
A copper ground cable embedded in the ground had been pulled out and stolen as well, according to the Spokane County Sheriff's Office.
"Three different types of Shawflex-brand cable were stolen: a 12-conductor #9 gauge, a seven-conductor #9 gauge and a four-conductor #9 gauge," according to a news release. "In all, about 25 30-feet-long lengths of cable were stolen."
Thieves often steal copper to sell to recycling firms.
Anyone with information on the burglary is asked to call Crime Check at (509) 456-2233.


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Clyde E. Yon Assoc, Inc. offers appraisal services in Blair, Bedford, Huntington, Northern Cambria, and Southern Centre Counties, as well as Real Estate Sales in Central PA. When appraising real estate, the location becomes the primary consideration. Although many factors determine the estimated value of a property, Randall Yon says it's all about location, location, location. "It may sound trite, but it's a fact. This is the most important thing in our business, above all," explained Yon, of Clyde E. Yon and Associates Inc., which offers services in residential, commercial and industrial appraising, real-estate brokerage and property management. Locally, residential appraising is usually based on the replacement costs of the dwelling and other existing properties of comparable value in close proximity as well. Yon and his two partners, Robert Rosensteel, and Patrick Altiero, are in agreement that an appraisal really comes down to an opinion. But they're formally trained to interpret the real estate market and if the right data is available, there's very little subjectivity on their part. "The more comparable data we have on a property, the more accurate the appraisal will be. That's what we strive for," said Rosensteel, who's taken part in appraising everything from the Conrail yards to mom-and-pop grocery stores. Most of the company's business deals with general real estate appraising. These appraisals are rendered for banks to justify mortgage disbursements but also for the prospective property owner who may want assurance that their purchase is truly a worthy investment. At one point during their careers, all three men were mentored by the late Clyde Yon, who started in the business during the early 1950's. "He instilled the importance of a solid work ethic into all of us and provided us with valuable insight on how to do our job well," his son, Randall, said. Over the years, Yon says the appraising process hasn't changed. However, as a result of the savings ...
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Formosa Petrochemical Corp. (6505) is offering to sell 35,000 metric tons of fuel oil for loading in August, according to an e-mail sent to prospective buyers. Buyers may purchase either 280-centistoke or 380-centistoke supplies, according to the notice.
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(07-01-2012 06:48 AM)sportsamerica17013 Wrote: So when does the "20" days start? Date received or date they wish to use? The only email I got was when I contacted them via the contact us email section. Can't get them to answer voice mail I left either.. This is unacceptable.
(07-05-2012 08:55 AM)charlesmossman99 Wrote: The time starts when they put it into the system. Nolan5000 my name is nolan too. Ha that's cool


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**sanshi rolls 77** Best rule ever...
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#67 - denonymous (03/29/2012) [-]mfw three fell out at the same time
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If having kids is a great life experience, and two kit-kats falling out of the vending machine is also a great life experience, does that mean having twins is the greatest life experience?
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#25 - shadowstepone ONLINE (03/29/2012) [-]
>be 15
>go to mall with vending machines filled with electronics
>buy a 3ds
>two of them fall out and knock out an ipod on the way down
>start crying with happiness
>go to mall with vending machines filled with electronics
>buy a 3ds
>two of them fall out and knock out an ipod on the way down
>start crying with happiness
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**ilovedidyoupiggy rolled a random image posted in comment #1 at Dolan ** <---even bettah mon
#19 - yesthatsme (03/29/2012) [-]The first guy when he didn't get his Kit-Kat
#36 - classiccolour ONLINE (03/29/2012) [+] (2 replies)Or that feeling when you found out Samus was a girl.
#17 - yesthatsme (03/29/2012) [-]Last week, buying a soda from vending machines at school. I buy a soda, and as I go to take it out., I notice that there's already 2 drinks in the... I dunno, opening?... Anyways, then mine falls. It took me like 5 minutes to get them all out (because that flap made it nearly impossible to get one out, because it was stopped by the other bottles). But in the end, I ended up with a Brisk Lemon Iced Tea and a Cherry Pepsi in addition to my Mountain Dew.
Me when I got 2 extra drinks.
Me when I got 2 extra drinks.
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- December 05, 2014
- October 10, 2014Patricia Brosseau-Liard's (GC 08-09) study of kindergarten kids showed that there is a big difference in the ability of four and five year-olds in determining when adults are lying.
- August 25, 2014Check back later this fall for blog entries from Green College Resident Members.
- August 25, 2014Check out new lecture series coming this fall!
- Matt Bedke, Department of Philosophy, UBCCoach House, Green College, UBCSeptember 12, 2011 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
If you ask Matt Bedke, ethical thoughts and statements are largely expressions of sentiment. If we say lying is wrong, we're disapproving of it, or expressing a negative emotional reaction to it, or some such. So he disagrees with moral realists, who think that we are reporting a fact. "Lying is wrong" is more like "Boo Boston!" than it is like "Grass is green." > Read More
- Larry Walker, Department of Psychology, UBCCoach House, Green College, UBCOctober 03, 2011 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
How can we best explain the motivation to be moral? What instigates and sustains the actions of highly moral people who promote the well-being of others at apparent cost to themselves? In this talk, Larry Walker contends that extant notions of self-denial and of altruism lack explanatory "oomph," and, in contrast, proffer the hypothesis that moral exemplars have integrated their personal interests with their moral concerns—a form of enlightened self-interest. > Read More
- Kiley Hamlin, Department of Psychology, UBCCoach House, Green College, UBCNovember 07, 2011 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
How do humans come to have a "moral sense"? Are adults' conceptions of which actions are right and which are wrong, of who is good and who is bad, who deserves praise and who deserves blame the result of experiences, such as observing and interacting with others in one's cultural environment and explicit teaching from parents, teachers, and religious leaders? > Read More
- Joan Silk, Department of Anthropology, University of California, Los AngelesCoach House, Green College, UBCDecember 05, 2011 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
A growing body of evidence demonstrates that humans are remarkably altruistic primates. Food sharing and division of labor play an important role in all human societies, and cooperation extends beyond the bounds of close kinship and networks of reciprocating partners. In humans, altruism is motivated at least in part by empathy and concern for the welfare of others. > Read More
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There is growing evidence that the emotion of disgust—an emotion that likely evolved to protect individuals from physical contamination—plays a central role in moral and political judgment. > Read More
- Erín Moure's residency at Green College between January and April of 2015 will be supported by a $12,000 grant from the Canada Council for the Arts.
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- 0Dec 7, '12 by melizerd, ADN, RNWe take a HESI exit exam every semester and last semester (my 1st of an ADN program) I scored 1100 on my HESI.
Anyone that took it multiple semesters in a row find that it feels the same each semester? Or does each one feel different? If I did well on the first semester and continued doing well in my classes and clinicals and doing NCLEX questions this semester should I be feeling confident that I'll pass with at least the 900 required again? Or is each one completely it's own thing and one doesn't really predict another?
- 0Dec 18, '12 by sugarmagnoliaRN, ADN, BSN, RNWe have them every semester as well. They are all different. Study the HESI Comprehensive NCLEX review book and anything you went over in class... the "HESI hints" in the HESI review book really help! Any boxes in your textbook are good to know too. It's really a crapshoot, since you don't know what material the test will cover, but it seems like good preparation for the Exit HESI. OH and do the case studies & practice quizzes/tests on Evolve if you have access to them!