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BY KARA SPAK Staff firstname.lastname@example.com November 5, 2012 10:32AM
Voter Information for the November 6 election
Chicago residents
To find your polling place, visit chicagoelections.com, text (312) 361-8846 or call (312) 269-7900.
To report problems or irregularities at a polling place, call (312) 269-7870.
Suburban Cook County
To find your polling place, visit cookcountyclerk.com/elections, log on with a mobile device to m.cookcountyclerk.com or call (312) 603-0906.
To report problems or irregularities at a polling place, call (312) 603-0236.
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Updated: December 7, 2012 6:12AM
You probably know who you are voting for.
But do you know where you are voting? One out of every five voters in the City of Chicago has a new polling place Tuesday, so election officials are encouraging voters to check where they should be voting before heading to what will likely be busy polls.
Tuesday's election is the first since the once-a-decade redistricting shifted 20 percent of registered voters' addresses into a different precinct.
Tuesday "is the voter's day," said Langdon Neal, chairman of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners, at a press conference Monday with Cook County Clerk David Orr. "Finally after a year and a half of a very long and arduous cycle, [the day] belongs to the voter."
But voters will only be able to cast their ballots if they show up at the correct poll.
Chicago voters in the city limits can get their current poll locations at chicagoelections.com; sending a text to (312) 361-8846; or calling (312) 269-7900.
Suburban Cook County voters were redistricted before the primary, but for those that didn't vote in April, they may be heading to a new polling location.
Cook County voters outside of
Chicago's city limits are asked to check cookcountyclerk.com/elections, m.cookcountyclerk.com on a mobile phone or call (312) 603-0906.
Hundreds of thousands of
voters in Chicago and the
surrounding areas already cast their votes through early voting, though those ballots will not be tallied until the polls close Tuesday night.


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These threads always amuse me. Like any game is 'important' at all.
If the two teams in any game got together before it started and decided to switch uniforms, would anybody notice? Or would the crowds still root for a certain color jersey?
What is your point here?
I could say the thing about most TV. Most original plots have been played out by now... so most TV shows and movies are just the same stories with different actors and costumes.
So arguably, by that logic you've presented... there's no point in any TV, thus no point in Dish or DirecTV or cable, and then no point for DBSTalk since we'd have nothing to talk about.


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Hey Utah Anglers. Are you planning on attending one of the Utah's Water Future public meeting? TU's very own Tim Hawkes has been updating us about the opportunity to chime in on this important discussion. We can help by attending a meeting and by posting a comment on the website. Let's show [ READ MORE... ]


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The importance of humility. (1-6) Caution against offences. (7-14) The removal of offences. (15-20) Conduct towards brethren, The parable of the unmerciful servant. (21-35)
Verses 1-6 Christ spoke many words of his sufferings, but only one of his glory; yet the disciples fasten upon that, and overlook the others. Many love to hear and speak of privileges and glory, who are willing to pass by the thoughts of work and trouble. Our Lord set a little child before them, solemnly assuring them, that unless they were converted and made like little children, they could not enter his kingdom. Children, when very young, do not desire authority, do not regard outward distinctions, are free from malice, are teachable, and willingly dependent on their parents. It is true that they soon begin to show other dispositions, and other ideas are taught them at an early age; but these are marks of childhood, and render them proper emblems of the lowly minds of true Christians. Surely we need to be daily renewed in the spirit of our minds, that we may become simple and humble, as little children, and willing to be the least of all. Let us daily study this subject, and examine our own spirits.
Verses 7-14 Considering the cunning and malice of Satan, and the weakness and depravity of men's hearts, it is not possible but that there should be offences. God permits them for wise and holy ends, that those who are sincere, and those who are not, may be made known. Being told before, that there will be seducers, tempters, persecutors, and bad examples, let us stand on our guard. We must, as far as lawfully we may, part with what we cannot keep without being entangled by it in sin. The outward occasions of sin must be avoided. If we live after the flesh, we must die. If we, through the Spirit, mortify the deeds of the body, we shall live. Christ came into the world to save souls, and he will reckon severely with those who hinder the progress of others who are setting their faces heavenward. And shall any of us refuse attention to those whom the Son of God came to seek and to save? A father takes care of all his children, but is particularly tender of the little ones.
Verses 15-20 If a professed Christian is wronged by another, he ought not to complain of it to others, as is often done merely upon report, but to go to the offender privately, state the matter kindly, and show him his conduct. This would generally have all the desired effect with a true Christian, and the parties would be reconciled. The principles of these rules may be practised every where, and under all circumstances, though they are too much neglected by all. But how few try the method which Christ has expressly enjoined to all his disciples! In all our proceedings we should seek direction in prayer; we cannot too highly prize the promises of God. Wherever and whenever we meet in the name of Christ, we should consider him as present in the midst of us.
Verses 21-35 Though we live wholly on mercy and forgiveness, we are backward to forgive the offences of our brethren. This parable shows how much provocation God has from his family on earth, and how untoward his servants are. There are three things in the parable: 1. The master's wonderful clemency. The debt of sin is so great, that we are not able to pay it. See here what every sin deserves; this is the wages of sin, to be sold as a slave. It is the folly of many who are under strong convictions of their sins, to fancy they can make God satisfaction for the wrong they have done him. 2. The servant's unreasonable severity toward his fellow-servant, notwithstanding his lord's clemency toward him. Not that we may make light of wronging our neighbour, for that is also a sin against God; but we should not aggravate our neighbour's wronging us, nor study revenge. Let our complaints, both of the wickedness of the wicked, and of the afflictions of the afflicted, be brought to God, and left with him. 3. The master reproved his servant's cruelty. The greatness of sin magnifies the riches of pardoning mercy; and the comfortable sense of pardoning mercy, does much to dispose our hearts to forgive our brethren. We are not to suppose that God actually forgives men, and afterwards reckons their guilt to them to condemn them; but this latter part of the parable shows the false conclusions many draw as to their sins being pardoned, though their after-conduct shows that they never entered into the spirit, or experienced the sanctifying grace of the gospel. We do not forgive our offending brother aright, if we do not forgive from the heart. Yet this is not enough; we must seek the welfare even of those who offend us. How justly will those be condemned, who, though they bear the Christian name, persist in unmerciful treatment of their brethren! The humbled sinner relies only on free, abounding mercy, through the ransom of the death of Christ. Let us seek more and more for the renewing grace of God, to teach us to forgive others as we hope for forgiveness from him.
Matthew 18:1-9 . STRIFE AMONG THE TWELVE WHO SHOULD BE GREATEST IN THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN, WITH RELATIVE TEACHING. ( = 9:33-50 , Luke 9:46-50 ).
Matthew 18:10-35 . FURTHER TEACHING ON THE SAME SUBJECT INCLUDING THE PARABLE OF THE UNMERCIFUL DEBTOR.
Same Subject ( Matthew 18:10-20 ).
10. Take heed that ye despise--stumble.
not one of these little ones; for I say unto you, That in heaven their angels do always behold the face of my Father which is in heaven--A difficult verse; but perhaps the following may be more than an illustration:--Among men, those who nurse and rear the royal children, however humble in themselves, are allowed free entrance with their charge, and a degree of familiarity which even the highest state ministers dare not assume. Probably our Lord means that, in virtue of their charge over His disciples ( Hebrews 1:13 , John 1:51 ), the angels have errands to the throne, a welcome there, and a dear familiarity in dealing with "His Father which is in heaven," which on their own matters they could not assume.
11. For the Son of man is come to save that which was lost--or "is lost." A golden saying, once and again repeated in different forms. Here the connection seems to be, "Since the whole object and errand of the Son of man into the world is to save the lost, take heed lest, by causing offenses, ye lose the saved." That this is the idea intended we may gather from Matthew 18:14 .
12, 13. How think ye? If a man have an hundred sheep, and one of them be gone astray, &c.--This is another of those pregnant sayings which our Lord uttered more than once. See on the delightful parable of the lost sheep in Luke 15:4-7 . Only the object there is to show what the good Shepherd will do, when even one of His sheep is lost, to find it; here the object is to show, when found, how reluctant He is to lose it. Accordingly, it is added,
14. Even so it is not the will of your Father which is in heaven that one of these little ones should perish--How, then, can He but visit for those "offenses" which endanger the souls of these little ones?
15. Moreover, if thy brother shall trespass against thee, go and tell him his fault between thee and him alone: if he shall hear thee, thou hast gained thy brother, &c.--Probably our Lord had reference still to the late dispute, Who should be the greatest? After the rebuke--so gentle and captivating, yet so dignified and divine--under which they would doubtless be smarting, perhaps each would be saying, It was not I that began it, it was not I that threw out unworthy and irritating insinuations against my brethren. Be it so, says our Lord; but as such things will often arise, I will direct you how to proceed. First, Neither harbor a grudge against your offending brother, nor break forth upon him in presence of the unbelieving; but take him aside, show him his fault, and if he own and make reparation for it, you have done more service to him than even justice to yourself. Next, If this fail, take two or three to witness how just your complaint is, and how brotherly your spirit in dealing with him. Again, If this fail, bring him before the Church or congregation to which both belong. Lastly, If even this fail, regard him as no longer a brother Christian, but as one "without"--as the Jews did Gentiles and publicans.
18. Verily I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven--Here, what had been granted but a short time before to Peter so that whatever it means, it means nothing peculiar to Peter, far less to his pretended successors at Rome. It has to do with admission to and rejection from the membership of the Church. But
19. Again I say unto you, That if two of you shall agree on earth as touching anything that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven.
20. For where two or three are gathered together in my name--or "unto my name."
there am I in the midst of them--On this passage--so full of sublime encouragement to Christian union in action and prayer--observe, first, the connection in which it stands. Our Lord had been speaking of church meetings before which the obstinate perversity of a brother was in the last resort to be brought, and whose decision was to be final--such honor does the Lord of the Church put upon its lawful assemblies. But not these assemblies only does He deign to countenance and honor. For even two uniting to bring any matter before Him shall find that they are not alone, for My Father is with them, says Jesus. Next, observe the premium here put upon union in prayer. As this cannot exist with fewer than two, so by letting it down so low as that number, He gives the utmost conceivable encouragement to union in this exercise. But what kind of union? Not an agreement merely to pray in concert, but to pray for some definite thing. "As touching anything which they shall ask," says our Lord--anything they shall agree to ask in concert. At the same time, it is plain He had certain things at that moment in His eye, as most fitting and needful subjects for such concerted prayer. The Twelve had been "falling out by the way" about the miserable question of precedence in their Master's kingdom, and this, as it stirred their corruptions, had given rise--or at least was in danger of giving rise--to "offenses" perilous to their souls. The Lord Himself had been directing them how to deal with one another about such matters. "But now shows He unto them a more excellent way." Let them bring all such matters--yea, and everything whatsoever by which either their own loving relationship to each other, or the good of His kingdom at large, might be affected--to their Father in heaven; and if they be but agreed in petitioning Him about that thing, it shall be done for them of His Father which is in heaven. But further, it is not merely union in prayer for the same thing--for that might be with very jarring ideas of the thing to be desired--but it is to symphonious prayer, the prayer by kindred spirits, members of one family, servants of one Lord, constrained by the same love, fighting under one banner, cheered by assurances of the same victory; a living and loving union, whose voice in the divine ear is as the sound of many waters. Accordingly, what they ask "on earth" is done for them, says Jesus, "of My Father which is in heaven." Not for nothing does He say, "of MY FATHER"--not "YOUR FATHER"; as is evident from what follows: "For where two or three are gathered together unto My name"--the "My" is emphatic, "there am I in the midst of them." As His name would prove a spell to draw together many clusters of His dear disciples, so if there should be but two or three, that will attract Himself down into the midst of them; and related as He is to both the parties, the petitioners and the Petitioned--to the one on earth by the tie of His assumed flesh, and to the other in heaven by the tie of His eternal Spirit--their symphonious prayers on earth would thrill upward through Him to heaven, be carried by Him into the holiest of all, and so reach the Throne. Thus will He be the living Conductor of the prayer upward, and the answer downward.
Parable of the Unmerciful Debtor ( Matthew 18:21-35 ).
21. Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him?--In the recent dispute, Peter had probably been an object of special envy, and his forwardness in continually answering for all the rest would likely be cast up to him--and if so, probably by Judas--notwithstanding his Masters' commendations. And as such insinuations were perhaps made once and again, he wished to know how often and how long he was to stand it.
till seven times?--This being the sacred and complete number, perhaps his meaning was, Is there to be a limit at which the needful forbearance will be full?
22. Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times; but, Until seventy times seven--that is, so long as it shall be needed and sought: you are never to come to the point of refusing forgiveness sincerely asked.
23. Therefore--"with reference to this matter."
is the kingdom of heaven likened unto a certain king, which would take account of his servants--or, would scrutinize the accounts of his revenue collectors.
24. And when he had begun to reckon, one was brought unto him, which owed him ten thousand talents--If Attic talents are here meant, ten thousand of them would amount to above $7,500,000; if Jewish talents, to a much larger sum.
25. But forasmuch as he had not to pay, his lord commanded him to be sold, and his wife and children, and all that he had, and payment to be made--(See 2 Kings 4:1 , Nehemiah 5:8 , Leviticus 25:39 ).
26. The servant therefore fell down, and worshipped him--or did humble obeisance to him.
saying, Lord, have patience with me, and I will pay thee all--This was just an acknowledgment of the justice of the claim made against him, and a piteous imploration of mercy.
27. Then the lord of that servant was moved with compassion, and loosed him, and forgave him the debt--Payment being hopeless, the master is first moved with compassion; next, liberates his debtor from prison; and then cancels the debt freely.
28. But the same servant went out, and found one of his fellow servants--Mark the difference here. The first case is that of master and servant; in this case, both are on a footing of equality. (See Matthew 18:33 ).
which owed him an hundred pence--If Jewish money is intended, this debt was to the other less than one to a million.
and he laid hands on him, and took him by the throat--he seized and throttled him.
saying, Pay me that thou owest--Mark the mercilessness even of the tone.
29. And his fellow servant fell down at his feet, and besought him, saying, Have patience with me, and I will pay thee all--The same attitude, and the sam words which drew compassion from his master, are here employed towards himself by his fellow servant.
30. And he would not; but went and cast him into prison, till he should pay the debt, &c.--Jesus here vividly conveys the intolerable injustice and impudence which even the servants saw in this act on the part of one so recently laid under the heaviest obligation to their common master.
32, 33. Then his lord, after that he had called him, said unto him, O thou wicked servant, &c.--Before bringing down his vengeance upon him, he calmly points out to him how shamefully unreasonable and heartless his conduct was; which would give the punishment inflicted on him a double sting.
34. And his lord was wroth, and delivered him to the tormentors--more than jailers; denoting the severity of the treatment which he thought such a case demanded.
till he should pay all that was due unto him.
35. So likewise--in this spirit, or on this principle.
shall my heavenly Father do also unto you, if ye from your hearts forgive not every one his brother their trespasses.


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Mother Quotes and Sayings
Home is where your Mom is.
Always love your mother because you will never get another.
There will be so many times you feel like you've failed. But in the eyes, heart, and mind of your child, you are super mom.
– Stephanie Precourt
No matter what the issue, no matter how bad how seemingly hopeless, a mother never gives up on you because she knows love never fails, this she gets from above.
"M" is for the million things she gave me,
"O" means only that she's growing old,
"T" is for the tears she shed to save me,
"H" is for her heart of purest gold,
"E" is for her eyes, with love-light shining,
"R" means right, and right she'll always be.
Mothers are the incarnation of nature.
Out of all the sweet words, the sweetest come from a mother's whisper.
I have a million roses I would give them all to my mom because of the million things moms do.
Mother is the one who had us in our best and hug us in our worst.
The one who teach us to be strong and and always move on.
She will never leave and always have a great love for her kids no matter what.
That's my mommy and I will always love her till they day I die.
The only women that truly loves you and no matter what happens doesn't leave you is your mother.
I told my mom that my house was her house and she yelled at me, "Get of my property".
Just because you give birth to a child doesn't make you a mother! Being a mother means taking care of your kids, cuddling, watching them grow, watching them play and argue, being there for the good and the bad, and most important showing them your unconditional love every second of everyday!
It takes more than just giving birth, to be a mother.
Mom; a son's first love & a daughter's first role model.
I will love you forever and beyond, and I promise to guide you, even when I am gone. A mother's love never dies.
Mother is God without a temple.
Making the decision to have a child is momentous. It is to forever have your heart go walking around outside your body.
As much as a man wouldn't want a soul to hurt his mom, then he should do the same to a woman as she is or will be someone's mom.
If it wasn't for my mum I wouldn't be who I am today :) Thanks mum love you to the end off the world :) xx You are amazing.
My mother could be God's example.
Mother can never be compared with anyone in life for her sacrifice, love and care.
Mothers paint a picture of the world that her children will use to interpret life for the rest of their lives.
She never quite leaves her children at home, even when she doesn't take them along.
A mother asked her little girl to hold her hands as they were walking along the beach. "No mommy you hold mine" was her response, "Why", her mother asked. "Because if something happened I would let go of your hand, but if you held mine, I know that if anything happened you would never let go mommy".
That is why God created my mother to be some- one who never gave up or let go no matter the weather. She is my rainbow at the end of a storm.
I love you mommy.
If you have a mom, there is nowhere you are likely to go where a prayer has not already been.
When you are a mother, you are never really alone in your thoughts. A mother always has to think twice, once for herself and once for her child.
I love my mother as the trees love water and sunshine – she helps me grow, prosper, and reach great heights.
I cannot forget my mother. She is my bridge. When I needed to get across, she steadied herself long enough for me to run across safely.
Who ran to help me when I fell, and kissed the place to make it well? My mother.
God can't be everywhere so he made mothers. You're my angel in disguise.


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Trip Planner: Tee Time in Thailand
What diversion does this Eastern "City of Angels" not offer?There's Siam Paragon, one of the world's largest shopping malls; the humongous Buddha at Wat Po; dining while reclining at the Bed Supper Club; Thai puppetry at the Joe Louis Theatre and Thai debauchery at Nana Plaza; scenic water traffic on the Chao Phraya River and the famously hideous traffic jams along trendy Suk Hum Vit Road.
Where to Play
Navatanee Golf Course Only forty-five minutes from downtown, this gorgeous oasis is a veritable nature sanctuary inhabited by stunning blue birds. The course is a tropical treatise in understated elegance where even the many curled bunkers seem to wait with respectful courtliness. Open to nonmembers for a $12 donation. 22 Navatanee Road, Kannayao, Bangkok; 011-66/23-761-6935; www.navatanee.com. Yardage: 6,902. Par: 72. Greens Fees: $30–$50. Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr., 1973.
Bangsai Country Club A relaxed country course an hour north of the capital, conveniently close to the stirring ruins of Ayutthaya, this is the first effort by Thailand's top native designer, who has playfully brought in sand dunes as his homage to Scottish links (and an antidote to the bland layouts that are the rule in this region). 77/7 Moo 3, Highway Road, Tumbol Bangpli Amphur Bangsai, Ayutthaya; 011-66/03-537-1491. Yardage: 6,900 Par: 72. Greens Fees: $10–$20. Architect: Pirapon Namatra, 1996.
Where to Stay
Favorite hotels are still the historic and scrupulously managed Oriental (from $289 per night; www.mandarinoriental.com/bangkok) or the more centrally located Four Seasons (from $280; www.fourseasons.com/bangkok). The Swiss Lodge (from $97; www.swisslodge.com) on Convent Road offers suitelike amenities at motel prices.
Where to Eat
My favorite food is on the street, where whole fish and noodles come in every variation. Rut and Lek offer Chinatown's best grilled shrimp with crab fried rice. Polo Chicken off Wireless Road does divine poultry plus papaya salad.
Hua Hin
This sleepy port on the Gulf of Thailand has boomed as a resort ever since the king made it his second home—and the tsunami hit rival Phuket. The waters here are warm, waveless and murky, the beaches basic, the town over-Westernized. But there are adventures and six courses in the coastal hills.
Where to Play
Royal Hua Hin Golf Club Thailand's original course slopes up toward verdant mountains in a narrow succession of approaches lined with hedges trimmed into animal shapes. Live monkeys add to the intrigue of reaching the picturesque fourteenth, where the spire of a Buddhist sanctuary seems nearly driveable. Damnernkasem Road, Hua Hin; 011-66/03-251-2475. Yardage: 6,678. Par: 72. Greens Fees: $30–$40. Architect: A.O. Robins, 1924.
Springfield Royal Country Club With its kiddie water park and brightly painted hotel and spa, this facility feels closer to American suburbia than the hills of mysterious Myanmar, which it overlooks. The holes are broader and flatter than most around, but it's a strenuous and well-maintained alternative to cramped local courses. 193 Moo 6, Petchkasern Road, Cha-Am; 011-66/03-245-1181. Yardage: 7,043. Par: 72. Greens Fee: $65. Architect: Jack Nicklaus, 1993.


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THE LONG WAY HOME by Karen McQuestion release date May 1, 2012 |
In this heartwarming novel, four strangers brought together by grief join forces for a road trip that becomes an unexpected adventure and a journey toward reconciliation, healing, and love.
Getting to this point was quite a process. Months ago I started to see cover concepts via email, most of them varying combinations of roads, cars, suitcases, and maps. All of them were fine, in their own way, but none of them was the cover.
Finally, around the time I was getting a little panic stricken about not having a cover, the publisher brought in Jaime Flores of Monocle Design to get a fresh take on things. I spoke to Jaime and my editor during a phone conference-- a memorable conversation especially because my editor kept saying I lived in Minnesota and when I corrected him and said I was in Wisconsin, I got the feeling he thought they were essentially the same. Those people on the coast think they know so much. Fly over country, indeed. If they only knew what Wisconsin has to offer they'd be flocking here in droves.
Anyway, I did appreciate being able to give the designer my thoughts. Since I don't have a great talent for the visual arts, most of my suggestions covered what I didn't want. Basically, I didn't want pastels, landscapes, or dissected women (if you've looked at covers of women's fiction lately you know what I mean). I did want a cover that would stand out and be memorable.
In short order, Jaime came up with seven possibilities, all of them terrific. Seriously, not a bad one in the bunch. I narrowed it down to my two favorites, one of which was the predecessor of the cover you see above. That cover was tweaked a bit and I received the final version in an email ten minutes ago. Yes, the book comes out in a month and I finally have a cover.
The timing was a bit of a nail biter, but now that I've seen the end result I have to say it was worth the wait. Thanks so much to my editor, Terry Goodman, and to Jaime Flores, the genius designer who knew what I wanted, even if I couldn't articulate it.
Now I'll have to find something else to worry about. :)


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lizzytysh wrote:Abby! Is that your tattoo?? the writing is beautiful! is one part on the upper arm and the rest on the lower?
Geoffrey wrote:Tattoos are not an artform of which I approve, but I am getting used to them. It is like when a jagged piece of tooth breaks from a molar, the tongue becomes sore from involuntarily searching out the new cavity. After about three days one's tongue becomes familiar with the broken enamel in its territory, ceases its perpetual investigation and the soreness disappears. But I do not like them. Indeed I like not even the word 'tattoo'. Too jagged as it hits one's inner drum. Cannot be compared with 'primrose' or 'voluptious'; lovely words that feel good as they form in the mouth, look good as they take shape on the page. "There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in" is all right when spoken, but when written lays itself open to scrutiny. A lack of consistency becomes glaringly apparent. The second line opens with what writers call a 'contraction' (that's = that is) yet the first line does not. The reason has nothing to do with formal versus informal, the apostrophe is used in order to maintain syntax. Nothing grammatically incorrect about it, so please do not misunderstand. One can kiss a stranger without standing underneath mistletoe, it is just that certain standards are expected.
lizzytysh wrote:Okay, well... next time I see you, Abby, I'll see it.
Looking forward to it.
Geoffrey wrote:lizzytysh wrote:Okay, well... next time I see you, Abby, I'll see it.
Looking forward to it.
well, i'm never going to have a tattoo, not ever - and leonard isn't either. we're just not doing it.
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Here I am again!
In several kits I saw little teddybears in all sorts.
But is that allowed?
Or are these artists just gambling no one will notice?
Here I am again!
In several kits I saw little teddybears in all sorts.
But is that allowed?
Or are these artists just gambling no one will notice?
My suggestion would be to check the Designer TOU's on those kits and see if they are crediting and who they are crediting.
There are Many CU items out there that most of the designers use.
Just do a search for Commercial Use Srapbooking and you will be amazed at how many sites there are!
Good Luck!
There are also a lot of things personal and CU sold that are not really ok but yes lots just hope they get away with it or don't know any better or do know and choose not too. You even see CU sold that has to be from extracted stock photos and it is questionable where they get their stock. The safest bet is stick to what you are sure of.
Thanks for your answers.
Have to figure out lot of things I guess ;-)
But (here I am again...) suppose I have a license from someone that allows me to use her elements in my scrapkit, how can I be sure?
Is it enough to mention this license in a TOU if she doesn't need credits for it?
Another thing: sometimes I see with a CU TOU: allowed to resize, recolor, but you cannot rename it.
But everything in the kit gets my name, do I have to leave her name in my kit then?
Sorry if I ask so much, but I'm just starting and want to do it the proper way!
Thanks Sharon!
I'll do my best to create myself as much as possible!
Wow! I learned a lot of information from this thread. I am also inquiring about photographing objects to use in kits as long as it does not have a registered name on the item. I know it is safest to use items that are more than 100 years old. I would like to photograph some items I received from my grandmother to use in kits, such as jewelry, makeup compact, doilies, handkerchiefs. I am also wondering about plain Christmas ornaments that I have purchased through the years, such as glass bulbs, plastic angels, etc. They have no identifiable name on them. Are they okay to photograph and use in kits that you sell? I know not to use any registered name ornaments such as Barbie, Disney, and Precious Moments.


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Oral History Program Jacqueline Blanco Chandler Interviewed by Marci Farr 28 September 2010 Oral History Program Weber State University Stewart Library Ogden, Utah Jacqueline Blanco Chandler Interviewed by Marci Farr 28 September 2010 Copyright © 2010 by Weber State University, Stewart Library Mission Statement The Oral History Program of the Stewart Library was created to preserve the institutional history of Weber State University and the Davis, Ogden and Weber County communities. By conducting carefully researched, recorded, and transcribed interviews, the Oral History Program creates archival oral histories intended for the widest possible use. Interviews are conducted with the goal of eliciting from each participant a full and accurate account of events. The interviews are transcribed, edited for accuracy and clarity, and reviewed by the interviewees (as available), who are encouraged to augment or correct their spoken words. The reviewed and corrected transcripts are indexed, printed, and bound with photographs and illustrative materials as available. Archival copies are placed in Special Collections. The Stewart Library also houses the original recording so researchers can gain a sense of the interviewee's voice and intonations. Project Description The St. Benedict's School of Nursing was founded in 1947 by the Sisters of Mount Benedict. The school operated from April 1947 to 1968. Over the forty-one year period, the school had 605 students and 357 graduates. In 1966, the program became the basis for Weber State College's Practical Nursing Program. This oral history project was created to capture the memories of the graduates and to add to the history of nursing education in Ogden. The interviews focus on their training, religion, and experiences working with doctors, nurses, nuns, and patients at St. Benedict's Hospital. This project received funding from the Utah Humanities Council and the Utah Division of State History. ____________________________________ Oral history is a method of collecting historical information through recorded interviews between a narrator with firsthand knowledge of historically significant events and a well-informed interviewer, with the goal of preserving substantive additions to the historical record. Because it is primary material, oral history is not intended to present the final, verified, or complete narrative of events. It is a spoken account. It reflects personal opinion offered by the interviewee in response to questioning, and as such it is partisan, deeply involved, and irreplaceable. ____________________________________ Rights Management Special Collections All literary rights in the manuscript, including the right to publish, are reserved to the Stewart Library of Weber State University. No part of the manuscript may be published without the written permission of the University Librarian. Requests for permission to publish should be addressed to the Administration Office, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, 84408. The request should include identification of the specific item and identification of the user. It is recommended that this oral history be cited as follows: Jacqueline Blanco Chandler, an oral history by Marci Farr, 28 September 2010, WSU Stewart Library Oral History Program, Special Collections, Stewart Library, Weber State University, Ogden, UT. iii Jacqueline Blanco Chandler Graduation Photo Class of 1962 Jacqueline Blanco Chandler 2010 1 Abstract: This is an oral history interview with Jacqueline Blanco Chandler , conducted by Marci Farr and Sarah Langsdon, on September 28, 2010. In this interview, Jacqueline discusses her recollections and experiences with the St. Benedict's School of Nursing. MF: This is Marci Farr, and I'm interviewing Jackie Chandler. She graduated from St. Benedict's School of Nursing in 1962. It's September 28th, 2010, and I am interviewing her via telephone. She lives in – Georgia? Is that where you're at? JC: Huntsville, Alabama. MF: Huntsville, Alabama. I couldn't remember which one. Perfect, that's good. Will you tell us a little bit about where you grew up, your family, and where you attended school? JC: Okay. I was born in 1935 in Pocatello, Idaho, to Madge L. Christensen and Albert J. Blanco. I had two younger brothers, a little sister, and a lot of friends. We had what I felt like was a great childhood. MF: That's great – thanks for sharing that, that is wonderful. That's always important. JC: It always was in my development. I had to reach back often and draw strength from what my father had gone through, just to get to the United States, and how he stressed education because he was not educated. MF: Did you go to school in Pocatello, is that where you attended school? JC: Yes. I graduated from high school there in 1953. You know, there's a question in the questionnaire that asks, "When did you decide to become a nurse?" I can't put my finger on any particular time, it's just something that always kind of 2 burned in me. I think maybe my father might have said the first nurse word to me long, long ago, and maybe that is where it came from. But it's something that I always wanted to do. When I graduated from high school, I got married, and had a son; I was married for about three and a half years, and then divorced. When I was a young person, my parents never demanded that we go to the Catholic church, even though we had been baptized Catholic, all four of us. We were allowed to go wherever we wanted to go. They were liberal about this, as long as we went to church somewhere and were good kids. I went to a lot of different churches with my friends, but when I was fifteen years old I decided that I wanted to become a Catholic. MF: Oh, I know about that hospital. JC: Yes. It was a great experience. I went to school for a year, and then I started working as an LPN at St. Anthony's on the three to eleven shift. There I met a wonderful nurse, an RN by the name of Nelly Muldenhower. Nelly sort of took me under her wing, and talked to the sisters and said, "I really need a medical nurse, and I think Jackie could do it." So she helped me do that, and taught me so much. I was her medical nurse for a year, and during that year I met another young girl who was working there – her name was Barbara Burt – she knew about St. Benedict's. Barbara was anticipating going into nursing school. We worked the same three to eleven shift; she was an aide, and I was an LPN. So anyhow, we got to talking, and I think it was through Barbara that I decided to try 3 for St. Benedict's, because it was close, it was three years, and I could earn my entire three-year tuition at St. Anthony's if I worked really hard that year. I was living at home with my parents, and by this time – let's see – my son Bobby was probably about three. Daddy told me one night when I got home from work that being an LPN was okay for my mother because she had gone to LPN school the same year that I went, but she went to the other hospital. He said, "That's okay for your mother, but that's not okay for you. You know, you're young, smart, and you have a child to take care of." They offered me the opportunity to continue my education. They offered to completely take care of my son – financially, send him to school, everything, for the time that I was in school. So this beautiful door opened, and I walked through it. MF: That's great. JC: When I made application at St. Benedict's, they asked me a lot of questions – I didn't think I had a prayer of being picked up. You know, I was a divorced Catholic with a child. MF: That's true – that would be a challenge. JC: Another minor miracle at that time was when I came home one day, and there was my letter that said I'd been accepted. That was also such a great time, but it also presented the most painful time I think I've ever had in my life, was when I said good-bye to my son. MF: I'm sure, to be separated from him. 4 JC: Yes. But one of the things that made it tolerable for that first year was that my dad worked for Union Pacific, so he had a pass. I traveled on that pass for three years, every weekend the first year, coming and going from St. Benedict's, so I could be home to be with Bobby. I was gone through the week, home on the weekends. That's what I did, and that made it tolerable for me. What would happen was that I would work really hard all week long so that I would have no homework. I was finished by Friday, and I think the train left around seven from – I can't remember. MF: Union Station? JC: Yes, at the Union Station down there. So Barbara Burt and I would go jump on the train, and be home by midnight; Barbara also had a railroad pass. Bobby would wake up in the morning and there I would be. We would have Saturday and Sunday together, and then the train back to Ogden left at three o'clock in the morning, so Barbara and I would get back on the train at three o'clock and we'd go to sleep and wake up – I think we'd get there around six, and we'd have one hour to zoom from the station to St. Ben's, get tidied up and be on the floor by seven. MF: That is a crazy schedule. JC: It was a busy schedule. And you know that the conductors wouldn't even check our passes after a while, they just knew we were on the train. They would say, "The girls are here, be sure we get 'em up, don't let 'em miss their stop, make sure they get to school." They were kind of in it with us. We would get on the train and go to sleep, knowing they'd wake us up when we got to Ogden. 5 MF: Well, that's good. At least you were able to work that out, because that would be hard to not be with your child. JC: It was hard, but we did work it out. Who knows about what kind of trauma it left, but that was long ago. MF: Who was your roommate while you were in training? JC: The first couple years it was Barbara Burt, the other girl from Pocatello. I don't know why we switched, but Linda Fazzio was my roommate for my senior year. MF: Do you have any funny stories about Barbara? JC: Well, you know, there weren't a lot of funny things that happened. I was so focused that – being a divorced Catholic in a Catholic school – I kept my nose clean and to the grindstone. MF: I'm sure you would have to. JC: I wanted to excel; I wanted no blemish, because I really was kind of scared that if I did anything that was out of character that maybe I'd get booted out of school. I had a lot riding on this. MF: You were older, too, and that probably made a difference. JC: I was older, and had a child. I would have died if I had disappointed my parents when they had opened this door for me. MF: Absolutely. Tell us about the sisters – what do you remember most about the sisters and the interaction that you had with them? JC: I think my favorite sister was Sister Estelle. She taught us anatomy and physiology, and she taught it in such a way that it was exciting, and I looked forward to her classes all the time. I remember Sister Boniface – I wasn't really 6 too particularly fond of her, but I'll never forget that minerals and vitamins have no calories. I missed that on a test. MF: But you'll never forget. JC: I'll never forget. If I get that on a quiz show, I'll pass. Then Sister Berno – she was a character unto herself. I don't remember if she really taught us anything, but she was a quintessential nun. You know, she could – even in those long, stiff dresses that they wore, she could hustle down that hall so quietly. You were always on guard. It was really a great time. Now, the thing that really impressed me a lot is that – I was older, had a child, so the thing that I really kind of enjoyed watching were the young girls that came into this Catholic school. The young Mormon girls, that were so innocent. In my mind, I called them "The Innocents". You know, they were like little deer in headlights for that first six months or so. There wasn't a lot I could do about it, I was pretty scared myself. That's one of the neat things I remember, is just watching them bloom and become women themselves. We were such a good, cohesive group, and supported one another. I think the nuns turned out some pretty competent nurses, I really do. I've had a great amount of confidence in myself in any situation that I had in nursing. MF: I'm sure, because every aspect of the hospital, you were trained in. You probably had no reason to worry. JC: They taught us to think. MF: That's true. Did you ever have any activities with them? JC: I remember one time, a very painful time, we put on a Christmas play. I think because I was older, maybe they thought I was smarter, but I had the lead in that 7 play and I had to memorize pages and pages. It went off pretty well, but that's about my biggest interaction. It took a lot of time, but we made it through it, and it was kind of fun. MF: Do you remember any of your instructors that were there? Not the sisters, but any others? JC: I wish I could remember the lady that was kind of – I think she was married and divorced too, but she was one of the lay instructors, and she was really dynamic. I'm sorry – I'm seventy-five years old now – my memory fails me quite often. MF: Do you remember any of the doctors? JC: I can remember Dr. Swindler; some of the other docs I can remember, but I can't put my finger on their name right now. MF: That's okay. JC: I remember the interns more. But anyhow, there was an interesting thing that happened to me one night – and this happened to a lot of the girls, I'm sure. I had gone into my career, into a Catholic hospital, never really intending to be married again. But while I was in Hastings, Nebraska, I met a young high-powered lineman, and married him six months later. I was a senior at that time. The next thing that happened is that Jim applied for a job in Huntsville, Alabama to run the emergency room at the Huntsville Hospital. We moved down in 1978. He worked for three years revamping the ER business here in this little Southern town. It's big, now. Then he decided that he wanted to do what he was trained to do, which is to be an internist, and asked my daughter and I if we wanted to go back to Denver, and we said no. We opened a private practice, and 8 I worked for fourteen years managing the office. He was my "best employee." That was the history of my nursing career, was the time I spent at St. Anthony's Hospital in Denver, and the time that I spent here, running our office. MF: I'm sure that was probably a great thing, to have all your skills. JC: It really worked well. I just really have had a marvelous time being a nurse. I can't say I've had any really big unhappiness or anything. MF: Did you go to Children's Hospital in Denver for one of your rotations? JC: I did. First we went to Hastings, Nebraska for our psych, and then we went right from there to Children's in Denver. Then, six months later we were back in Denver. Children's was kind of difficult for me. It was the only C I ever got. It was because it was so painful. I was reminded every day that my son was not with me, and I was taking care of sick kids. MF: How long were you on your rotation? JC: It was about three months in each place. MF: That would be hard, to be separated. When you were at St. Benedict's, which was your favorite rotation or floor that you were trained on? JC: I really loved OB. I don't know why I didn't go into OB, but I ended up in medicine, which I thoroughly enjoyed too. MF: That's good. Can you tell us a little bit about your capping ceremony? Do you remember about when that took place? JC: I think it was about six months after we started school. We started in September of 1959. I think we started right on Labor Day, because I thought, no school starts on a holiday. We did. It was really a great time for me because my mother 9 and my sister brought my son to capping ceremony. I received fifty dollars because I was at the head of my class. I was able to pay my brother that money, because he bought me the nursing cape I needed for the capping ceremony. MF: Did that take place at the nursing home? Do you remember where that took place? JC: It took place somewhere there at St. Benedict's. MF: Tell us a little bit about graduation. Do you remember where graduation took place? JC: Well, you know, I'm scratching my brain to think about where that was. It was in a church, and it was significant for me because I was the smallest. I had to lead the ceremony in there, and my lip was all swollen up – I was having an allergic reaction to something. And my husband couldn't be there. We'd gotten married – and then I had to stay on a little bit longer, since I had about another couple of weeks that I had to finish up. MF: So have you retired from nursing? JC: Yes. I was trying to think about that. I think I haven't worked for about fifteen years. Let's see. I am, this year, going to let my license go. Because we still are required to have twenty-four Continuing Education Units every two years, and it costs a hundred dollars for the license, and about four hundred dollars for the conferences. I am going to miss it, but I figured, you know, I'm seventy-five years old; what am I going to do with it? It's going to hurt my pride to let it go. MF: But you've worked hard, and I'm sure it will be okay. 10 JC: My husband's been retired for about three years now. He was chief of medicine at the University here after we closed our private practice, but he's always taught in our medical school here, we have a really nice medical school. MF: I'm sure your training was probably beneficial, and the things that they taught probably just made all the difference in the world. JC: It really did. And you know, I think my husband was always more comfortable while he was a student because we lived on what I made, and yet – not saying that washing dishes and all that isn't an honorable thing to do, but I think the fact that I was a professional, he really appreciated that. MF: That's true, because then he didn't have to worry about finances. JC: Right. Even though we didn't make a lot of money, we did manage. We came out of medical school owing only $1,500. MF: Wow. That's great. JC: Kind of unheard-of. MF: That is unheard of. That's great. JC: We managed pretty well. Of course, we did without and did what we needed to do, and besides the house payment, we had two kids. MF: What do your kids do? JC: My son is in law enforcement; he has his degree in counseling, and he is a counselor at a prison in Boise. My daughter works for a company here – she never did go to college, so she's an instructor, and has done okay. MF: That's great. 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MADISONVILLE, Ky. (2/20/14) — "That's the Worst We've Ever Seen."
That was the comment yesterday from EPA officials, when they inspected suspected asbestos contamination of the former Goodyear Building (KI Building) located at 200 Commerce Drive in Madisonville.
SurfKY News met with city officials Thursday afternoon about the situation at the building, which has been designated a "Hot Spot" by the EPA.
"I've been doing this for 30 years and I have never seen anything like it." – Frank Wallace
Mayor David Jackson and city officials have been in touch with EPA officials today to get a better understanding of danger to the public.
"Our main concern is whether there is any danger to people or surrounding properties or ambient air at risk," said Jackson. "The (EPA) answer was that even with heavy wind from the expected storms, there is no air quality eminent risk to the public offsite or adjoining property."
Jackson was meeting with department heads to establish response protocols in the event an emergency occurs on the site. Wallace noted that firefighters may not be allowed to respond to the building in the event of a fire on site.
"We want to keep city employees safe," Jackson said.
The safety of S&S Salvage, LLC employees is in question.
Frank Wallace, City of Madisonville Building official, said that he saw no evidence of employees being protected from the asbestos they were working in. Wallace said that employees were walking in four to six inches of friable asbestos as they were dismantling the boilers.
"I asked them if they had gone through proper channels to obtain clearance from the EPA and said that they needed to come talk to us (City of Madisonville) about a demolition permit," said Wallace.
It was three weeks ago, when Wallace first went on site and noted that S&S employees had performed "extensive demolition" to the facility. They were in the process of tearing down the building to "scrap it out".
Wallace estimates that employees have had five weeks of heavy exposure to asbestos.
Wallace set up a meeting with the owner and department heads and city engineer to review the company's plans to coordinate with city utilities. The owner cancelled the meeting the day before "because they thought they had building sold", said Wallace. "They said they were not going to tear the building down and they weren't doing anything else to the building."
Yesterday, someone requested water service to the facility, Wallace said. When the water was turned on, it had leaks. After Wallace went to investigate, he found that workers were again in full-fledged demolition of the boiler building.
"It appeared to me that they had what appeared to be asbestos in every corner and crack and crevice in the building," Wallace said. "There were even signs that said 'contains asbestos' on the piping insulation that they were cutting and taking off."
Wallace said that owner Tim Smith indicated that he had not heard of demolition permits or Division of Air Quality.
Wallace said that Smith stated that he had worked all over the state and had never heard of the requirements Wallace spoke about. Wallace said he told Smith that once an assessment was made, "we can issue a demo permit".
Wallace again ordered work to be halted and notified EPA officials at 1 p.m. Dereck Smith, director of Air Quality, and his supervisor came immediately arriving at about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 19.
"They looked, took samples and photos," Wallace said. "The officials commented, 'That's the worst we've ever seen.' The officials then ordered the site shut down and ordered employees out of the building and off the site. Division of Water started monitoring storm water. The site is to be locked down and secured. The Division of Waste Management and Division of Water are investigating."
The site will require EPA certified cleanup. A contractor is coming in the morning to do testing of what EPA is calling "a Hot Site".
Wallace estimates that employees have had five weeks of heavy exposure to asbestos. EPA officials are expected to recommend health assessment of all employees exposed.
Additionally, families of workers may have been exposed to the cancer-causing asbestos.
Workers can carry asbestos on clothing and shoes exposing others.
"I've been doing this for 30 years and I have never seen anything like it," said Wallace.
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Jon Hamm plays Don Draper in "Mad Men."
NEW YORK (AP) – AMC says "Mad Men" will return for its new season on April 7.
AMC announced Wednesday that the two-hour premiere kicks off the acclaimed drama series' sixth season. The episode was written by "Mad Men" creator Matthew Weiner.
"Mad Men" is set in the advertising world of circa-1960s New York City and stars Jon Hamm as agency exec Don Draper. Other stars include January Jones, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery and Christina Hendricks.


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Gary and Lake County police and Gary firefighters work at the scene of a fatal car crash near 40th Avenue on Monroe Street in Gary, Ind. Wednesday January 30, 2013. Several suspects fled a burglary scene at 44th Avenue and Connecticut, then crashed on Monroe leaving at least two dead. | Stephanie Dowell~Sun-Times Media
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GARY — A high-speed police chase through streets in Glen Park Wednesday morning left three burglary suspects dead.
Police estimated the fleeing silver Dodge reached speeds of 90 mph before the car struck a tree, then hit a second tree head-on in the 4000 block of Monroe Street.
The car was traveling north on Monroe Street when it hit the trees but spun clockwise after hitting the second, larger tree trunk with such force that the front end of the car crushed around the circumference of the tree. The car rested facing southbound, just south of Norfolk and Southern railroad tracks that cross Monroe Street at 40th Avenue.
The steering wheel impaled itself in the driver's chest. He and the back-seat passenger were dead at the scene, while the third man, who was in the front passenger seat, was still alive when police arrived on the scene. He was flown to a Christ Advocate Hospital in Oak Lawn, Ill. with multiple broken bones and internal injuries, where he died overnight.
The Lake County Coroner's office identified the first two dead men as Ronnie Arthurs, 17, of Chicago, and Andre Carradine, 19, of Gary. They were both pronounced dead from blunt force trauma. No information was available on the other passenger. The third person has now been identified as Shedevan Gibbs, 14, of the 3800 block of Massachusetts Street in Gary.
Gary firefighters and Lake County deputy coroners worked for almost three hours to extricate the two bodies from the mangled metal.
The incident began about 10:07 a.m. when police received a 911 call of a burglary in progress in the 4400 block of Connecticut Street.
Officers arrived and the suspects, who had been inside the house and already taken some items, fled in the silver 1998 Dodge Stratus with Illinois registration.
Police at the scene said later a fourth suspect may have run from the house when the others left in the car. The fourth man has not been located.
Patrolman Tamara Hall chased the silver Dodge west and north as the driver disregarded traffic signals during the pursuit, which lasted 2 minutes and 3 seconds, police spokeswoman Cpl. Gabrielle King said.
While the tedious work of extricating the bodies continued, police stood guard at the scene of the burglary, waiting for the resident to return home so they could enter.
For a while, police thought the fourth suspect might still be inside the victim's home and the SWAT team was called to the scene. When the homeowner arrived, the SWAT members cleared the area.
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It was a little over 33 years ago when Don Ledford Sr. purchased land in an open, empty field on North Lee Highway and built his new car dealership for Pontiac and Buick. At the time, no one knew what was in store for this area, but Ledford had a vision and today it has come full circle.
Today, the dealership is a "shining star" at this same spot, and it is situated in the midst of a bustling business district surrounded by a shopping mall, restaurants, businesses and a daily flow of traffic traveling north and south each day on Highway 11 (North Lee Highway).
The new Don Ledford Automotive Center is now complete and offers four brands of vehicles — Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac. Its journey these past 33 years is one that will go down in history as a tribute to the tenacity of its businesses owners, family, staff and loyal customers.
Debbie Ledford Melton, following in her father's footsteps, is now at the helm of the Don Ledford Automotive Center at 4595 North Lee Highway. She took on the challenge to keep the family business thriving and to bring it into the 21st century in a new modern facility that reaches far above industry standards.
In 2009 when General Motors dealerships across the nation were being closed, she began to rally the community to save her family's business and carry on the tradition her father had established.
A communitywide support rally in 2009 set the pace for the next few years to follow. Overwhelming shows of support and encouragement came from city and county leaders, legislators, family, staff, friends and most of all customers and past customers. Petitions were signed, calls were made, emails sent, video messages sent via YouTube — and the rest is history.
Melton took the fight to the doors of GM and won back the Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealership brands. She developed and implemented a business plan that impressed GM enough to not only award her back the brands, but also now include her in national meetings to discuss the future of the industry. In 2011, she was named to serve on the GM Women's Dealer Advisory Council. But she didn't stop there. When the 60-plus year Chevrolet dealership in Cleveland closed its doors, she applied to return the brand and obtained the rights.
Melton, said her father Don Ledford Sr., founder/owner of Don Ledford Automotive Center, as well as Jack Hall Sr., who owned Hall Chevrolet, both are to be commended for the family traditions they instilled in this community through the years as GM dealers.
"I want that family tradition to continue and adding Chevrolet back in Cleveland allowed us the best variety of vehicle choices found anywhere. The Hall family had a loyal following of Chevrolet customers and we wanted those customers to be able to purchase and service their vehicles in Cleveland without having to travel out of town. The Hall family had a great legacy of friendly and professional service and we intend to follow their example now that we have Chevrolet back home in Cleveland. "
With the return of the GM brands and Chevrolet, the next step was to refurbish and redesign the physical location to expand its Service Department, add showrooms for all brands, enlarge parking areas, install new lighting and provide for more customer service-friendly amenities.
With the able assist of Tri Con Construction and owner Casson Conn, Melton began planning and designing this new 13,605-square-foot addition, which brings the dealership to over 27,165 square feet.
The result of this 12-month building project is now open and operational. The lot is filled with the four dealership brands, an expanded used car area, the service department is updated and customers are rediscovering the tradition that has long been in the Ledford family.
Decorated throughout with the popular colors of the brands, the dealership takes on a totally new look with its bright blue Chevrolet colors and its ever-classic Cadillac black icons. The décor is carried out throughout the new complex and campus.
A number of the new features included into the new design of the Don Ledford Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac dealership are:
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A new and expanded Service Department offers the latest in technology for more efficient and economic service to all vehicles, regardless of make or model. Led by Dave Hermann, the team of certified technicians has a combined 368 years of experience in the industry. Each one is trained through extensive auto-certified programs, making each of them GM experts. The Service Department has a garage style entrance and climate controlled bay and offices. Waiting rooms in the area are equipped with a Business Friendly Lounge with Wi-Fi and a quiet work space. Desk type chairs are made available for paperwork or computer work as needed. The Hospitality counter is complete with coffee, sodas, water, popcorn, and a special TV room is provided along with a children's playroom. Every convenience has been taken into consideration for the comfort and convenience of customers and guests who visit the Service Department.
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The newly paved, striped and lighted dealership lot is expanded to provide for the increased inventory and parking. It gives the sprawling campus of vehicles a better traffic flow for better visibility when shopping for a new car, truck or SUV.
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if DeCastro comes back we have to keep Gilbert as far away from him as possible...
if DeCastro comes back we have to keep Gilbert as far away from him as possible...
This week will be a test for our O-line.
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but Foster still sucks, right?
Haley is the biggest reason this line is playing with some swag. Quick passes have given this OL some confidence...and it has leaked out into a nastiness that has been embraced specifically by Colon.
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Rd 1: Mike Evans - WR
Rd 2: Kyle Van Noy - ILB/OLB
Rd 3c: Philip Gaines - CB
Rd 4: Taylor Hart - DE
Rd 5: Justin Ellis - DT
Rd 5c:Xavier Grimble -TE
The way that the line as a whole is playing, there is certainly no rush to bring DD back. If he is healthy with no risk of re-injury, then I would activate him but keep him as a backup until Foster loses the job. The offensive line is playing great as a group right now and I would not upset that cohesion.
There is zero doubt in my mind that DeCastro will be a better player than Foster, but I wouldn't bench Foster until it is dictated by performance. Similarly, I would not rush to reinsert Gilbert while Adams is playing well.


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