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Focused on fly fishing and fly tying for people of all skill levels in Connecticut.
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Our Annual Banquet is February 7th, 2015 starting at 6:00pm
$45 per dinner - see reservation form on this site
Both are at Maneeley's Banquet Facility
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Expo & Banquet Special Guest is George Daniel
George will present a technical program at the Expo and be available on the Expo floor throughout the day.
He will have a presentation with broader appeal at the Banquet.
George Daniel began fly fishing at age 6 while growing up in Potter County, PA. Growing up along a native brook trout fishery designated as a "kids only section" and being the only kid in the village who fished, George developed a passion for fly fishing. Through his early teens, much of his fly fishing knowledge was self taught. However, his family relocated to central PA when George was 14, where he eventually ran into his fly fishing idol, Joe Humphreys at a local fly shop. Joe took George under his wing and provided began providing his first formalized fly fishing instruction. Joe began to provide instruction on all levels (e.g. basic cast to advanced nymphing casts) when George was 16 years old. George credits Joe Humphreys for the bulk of his knowledge along with many national and international fly fishing professionals. Then in 2005, George had an opportunity to try out for Fly Fishing Team USA in Bend, OR. After qualifying for the team, George had the opportunity to compete in 6 World Fly Fishing Championships, coach both the US Youth Team and Fly Fishing Team USA in 4 World Championships. During this time, George has had an opportunity to travel the globe and learn from some of the best anglers in the World.
George is a two-time US National Fly Fishing Champion and was ranked as high as 5th in the World. Currently, George is head coach for Fly Fishing Team USA.
George's passion is in fly fishing education, where he conducts lectures/seminars throughout the country. He logs over 200 days a year on trout waters near and far. George and had wife Amidea bought and restored an old home along his favorite trout stream, where they spend many hours with their two children walking along the banks, throwing stones, and sometimes even catching a fish. George is the author of the best selling book, "Dynamic Nymphing" along with being published in Fly Fisherman, American Angler and Fly Tyer magazines.
He's pro staffer for a number of fly fishing companies including Simms, Orvis Fly Rods, Scientific Anglers, Smith Optics, Hatch Reesl, Loon, Regal Vises. George is a fly designer for Umpqua Feather Merchants and recently joined the Fly Rod Chronicle's Pro Staff.
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Sand-Based Anode Triples Lithium-Ion Battery Performance
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Rob Halford Feels Good About the Future of Metal
There's plenty of room for all you headbanging whippersnappers on Rob Halford's lawn.
There's plenty of room for all you headbanging whippersnappers on Rob Halford's lawn.
Rob Halford has responded to Bruce Dickinson's complaint that Judas Priest use a Teleprompter during their concerts.
Yeah, we've been wondering for a long time about why he did that.
The Judas Priest frontman has an umbilical hernia that he says "looks like the alien just burst forth!"
In the fall of 1992, despite the fact that his career was riding high on the strength of the 'No More Tears' album, Ozzy Osbourne decided to announced his retirement. He committed to play two farewell shows, Nov. 14 and 15, in Costa Mesa, California and asked his old band, Black Sabbath, to do the honors of opening the shows. But that's not how things worked out.
Countless celebrities have made cameo appearances on 'The Simpsons' over the past 25 seasons. We can now add Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford to the list.
After more than a decade apart, on July 11, 2003, Judas Priest announced that they had reunited with the "Metal God" himself -- lead singer Rob Halford.
If Judas Priest had scheduled a film premiere 30 years ago, Rob Halford would have showed up on a Harley. But time stands still for no one -- not even a Metal God -- and Halford was rocking a decidedly different set of wheels at the New York screening of the band's 'Epitaph' DVD on May 14.
The performance everyone had been waiting for was Metallica's show-closing set, and the band came ready to rock. A blistering performance of 'Disposable Heroes' brought a standing ovation, with Lars Ulrich perhaps the only person on his seat at the end of the song whe
'Revolver' magazine's fifth-annual Golden Gods Awards, held last night, featured Metallica as the night's headliners. They were joined onstage by special guest Rob Halford, who led the metal giants through a surprise performance of Judas Priest's 'Rapid Fire'.
There is no debate about the fact that Judas Priest are one of heavy metal's pioneers. There is no second guessing the fire of songs like 'Hell Bent For Leather,' 'Livin After Midnight,' or 'Breaking The Law.' 1986′s 'Turbo Lover,' however, is a different kettle of stew. Even the most die-hard Priest fan would have to admit that this particular synthesizer-aided song wasn't quite cut from the same cloth as most of the band's early material.
Rob Halford of Judas Priest was kind enough to phone us up for an interview recently, and despite all the talk about the band's current trek being the last major Priest tour, it's obvious from the energy and passion the singer spoke with about their future plans that the "Metal Gods" aren't going away anytime soon.


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Thrilled to share my food allergy/travel piece in this morning's Boston Globe. This has been in the works a while and my editor did a great job preserving the heart of the piece while trimming it enough to accommodate the section's need for space.
- Don't let food allergies ground your travel
- Online version includes this recipe for Fruity Chocolate Energy Bites, delicious and also allergy- and travel-friendly
I wanted to share some of the info omitted due to space constraints.
In addition to those Energy Bites, TSA travel-friendly foods include:
- Wild Planet Tuna in pouches (bonus it's sustainably harvested tuna)
- Cocomama quinoa cereal – found out through another allergic traveling friend that they're not so forthcoming about all ingredients but for me (tree nuts, sesame, dairy) these work well. If you have more obscure allergies, beware.
- Pascha Chocolate – it helps to be able to have a treat. Pascha makes organic chocolates that are wonderful and free from the top 8 allergens (see my scones and cookie recipes here.)
- Justin's Peanut Butter - if that's not your allergy, these come in packs that are handy for travel.
Ivy Manning (another IACP friend) has an excellent book on the simple joy of homemade crackers. If you are allergic and traveling crackers are another great thing to make and bring, particularly if you crave crunchy things as I do.
And don't forget apple-quinoa cake. I love Yvette Van Boven's recipe.
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NEW DELHI, India — Two years ago, Raghunath Mashelkar, a leading science-policy expert, shocked Indian academia when he admitted that a book he co-authored in 2004 — about intellectual property — contained plagiarized text.
"I was working on so many things at the time that I took the help of researchers to add new information to what I had written," he told Science magazine. "Unfortunately, they copied verbatim from somebody else's writings. I know it is a sin. But I was so pressed for time that this skipped my attention."
Mashelkar later resigned as head of a government committee looking into Indian patent law after accusations surfaced that a section of a committee report he wrote was also plagiarized.
That one of India's top scientists is guilty of plagiarism points to a complex problem in Indian research, say academics, scientists and members of India's only watchdog group focused on research misconduct, the Society for Scientific Values.
Increasing pressure to publish, combined with a lack of oversight — and in some cases a lack of proper training for scientists — has created conditions ripe for plagiarism and other research misconduct, those experts say. That is particularly troubling at a time when India is expanding its higher-education system and hopes to engage further with academics outside the country to expand its research capabilities.
The Indian government has been worried about India's low research output for some time. In February, Kapil Sibal, who was then India's minister of science and technology, told Parliament that the number of scientific research papers published in India stood at just 22,215 in 2007, up from 11,067 a decade earlier. Sibal, now the minister in charge of higher education, noted that while Chinese academics published a similar number of papers in 1997 — 12,632 — that figure leapt to 67,433 by 2007. As a result, China contributes 8.6 percent of the world's scientific papers, a British study found, while India lags behind with a mere 2.4 percent.
To help close the research gap, last December Prime Minister Manmohan Singh doubled financing for science and technology research, to 2 percent of the gross domestic product, saying that newly industrializing nations like China and South Korea have "leapfrogged ahead of us by their mastery of science and technology."
In addition, revised rules for promotion and pay increases, which went into effect about a decade ago and were toughened when new pay scales were announced this year, link the number of published papers to promotions.
The resulting push to publish, combined with ignorance about what exactly constitutes plagiarism and research misconduct, has led to a rise in such incidents in the last eight to 10 years, observers argue. Meanwhile, the lack of both federal and institutional mechanisms that could detect and punish instances of misconduct have compounded the problem, say some scientists.


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Theodora L. Sherrard Theodora L. 'Teddy' Sherrard of Whiting died Tuesday, April 22, 2014, at the Pines of Whiting. She was 86.
Born August 21, 1927, in Mamaroneck, N.Y., she attended University of Missouri, lived in Louisiana and resided in Yardley for several years prior to moving to Whiting.
Teddy spent many years employed by New Jersey Bell Telephone and the Trenton Times.
Daughter of the late Fletcher and Ardie Burdett, she was preceded in death by her husband, John Sherrard; her stepson, Paul Sherrard; her twin sister, Sandy Teller; her sister, Michael; and brother, Fletcher Burdett.
Teddy is survived by her sons, George Adams (Linda) of Houston, Texas and Andy Adams (Jennifer) of Choudrant, La., and her stepsons, John Sherrard (Cheryl) of Yardley, James Sherrard (Sally) of Littleton, N.H. and Peter Sherrard (Cheryl) of Matthews, N.C. Left to honor her memory are her grandchildren, Travis and Peter Adams of Houston, Texas, Phillip Adams of Dallas, Texas, Katie Wenglikowski of Austin, Texas, David Jameson of Houston, Texas, Jennifer Nuzzolo (David) of New Hope, Pa., Jill Rea (Jon) of Yardley, James Sherrard of Wareham, Mass., Ethan and Brennan Sherrard of Matthews, N.C., Beverlee Henline of Windham, Maine, Ian Henline of Hatboro, Pa., Abby Hancock of Annapolis, Md., Julie Hale (Harrison) of Columbus, Ohio and Eric Hancock of Matthews, N.C.; six great-grandchildren, Jacob and Madeline Rea of Yardley, Garrett Nuzzolo of New Hope, Pa., Heath Hale of Columbus, Ohio, Isabella Jameson of Houston, Texas and Victoria Jameson of Austin, Texas, as well as many nieces and nephews.
Interment will be private at the convenience of the family. At Teddy's request, there will be no services.
Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.
Peppler Funeral Home,
Allentown, N.J.


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Just thought I'd throw this out there to kinda' lighten things up a bit. My wife and I are both active people but always seem to have very different agendas. We like to spend time together but could never find something to do that we both really liked...until a couple months ago. We started taking ball room dance lessons and, I gotta' tell you, this has been the best time we've had together with our clothes on.
This isn't just the run-'o-the-mill box step Waltz. Oh no! This is Foxtrot, Salsa, Club Swing, Tango...and about a dozen others. You don't have to know how to dance - you don't even have to be that great at keeping time. They'll teach you all that stuff. And once you learn, you'll finally be able to dance at the wedding reception or the holiday ball. Guys, surprise your wife and earn big points by signing up for an introductory lesson. Ladies, drag your husband to the studio and show him ball room dancing is not some un-masculine atrocity. Ladies, you'll feel like a princess in your man's arms and guys you'll feel like prince charming while your wife glows as you dance her around the floor. This takes a committment of time and it'll cost a little bit if you want some really advanced instruction but if you can spare the time and funds it is well worth it! Rotny |
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You got it! Actually any kind of dancing - before an illness took me out of the game we did ballroom dancing (neither of us are particularly graceful, but we did a floor-clearing samba at a wedding once - a very fond memory), we also did line dancing. All good fun and good exercise and something we did just for us. My husband signed on as a good sport but ended up having as much or more fun than I did. We took classes at the local adult education center -- very laid-back, inexpensive -- everyone just looking for some fun and surprisingly, we learned a lot! |
This is how my husband and I met. We stopped dancing after we got married. Unfortunately, he can't dance worth a darn. He can't feel the beat and can't count and can't really follow the steps. We have found other things to do together besides dancing. But it's a fun thing to do. Maybe we can go back to it sometime. Ginger |
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Landscape and signage plans for the revitalized Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital campus were accepted by the Plan Commission and forwarded to the Lake Forest City Council for its consideration, possibly as early as Sept. 2.
Landscape berms buffering residential areas surrounded the campus "will be one of the first initiatives we advance," Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital President Thomas McAfee said at the commission meeting on July 31. "We want to get vegetative growth over the next three years."
Mass excavation on campus for the new hospital is expected to begin in October, McAfee said, noting that the project is on track for the first patient's arrival in the fall of 2017.
"There was a lot of focus on the perimeter areas to look at ways to increase the heights of the berms, to fill in gaps of plantings that currently exist and replace some vegetation that, perhaps, did not thrive," Director of Community Development Cathy Czerniak said.
Landscaping on the campus will be split into different zones with an open prairie on the west bordering Waukegan Road, which landscape architect Tom Oslund described as "a more native or savanna-like landscape," gradually changing to more formal design near the new hospital building.
The parking lot will include planted bioswales and alternating pervious pavers to "pick up water and feed those bioswales" and a wet meadow that will serve as a stormwater channel, according to Oslund.
Other landscaping highlights include an open lawn lined by trees at the entrance, to be called The Common, which will lead to the new hospital's main entrance. The Common will be about one and a half times the size of Market Square, Oslund said.
The promenade on the south side of a reflecting pool with a waterfall feature will be lined by a tree alley and shrubs. The reflecting pool itself will be rimmed by a "very intensive" edge planted with sedges and other aquatic plants, Oslund said.
Overall, plant material will be native-heavy, with such native species as black-eyed Susan, prairie blazing star, riverbank wild rye, purple coneflower, Indian grass, marsh phlox and sweet flag.
Tree species will include maple, hawthorn, oak, redbud, birch, serviceberry, hackberry, hickory and Eastern red cedar.
New signage for the hospital includes campus identification and wayfinding signs that are lower than what is currently in place, according to designer Jonathan Posnett.
Each of the three entrances to the campus, from Waukegan Road, Route 41 and Deerpath, will have a horizontal granite and metal identification sign and "an emergency sign appropriate to usage of each entrance," Posnett.
The landscape and signage plans were developed, like the hospital design itself, through a collaborative effort by a team from Northwestern and the city's Hospital Advisory Committee, which included nine residents with varying backgrounds, as well as members of city staff. The committee submitted a four-page evaluation report on the landscape and signage plans, which conform to the Master Plan approved by the City Council.
"There's been a lot of careful thought put into this," advisory committee member and resident Augie Ziccarelli said.
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Although it's impossible to prevent all falls, you can help keep yourself safe as you grow older by improving your balance and employing "fall-proofing" behaviors in and around your home.
According to the CDC, 1 out of 3 adults age 65 and older falls each year. The CDC estimates that up to 30% of adults who fall injure themselves seriously enough to impair their independence and increase their risk for premature death.
To help prevent falls in your home:
Remove unstable furniture, such as wobbly chairs.
Eliminate slippery rugs. Only use firmly attached or nonskid flooring.
Arrange furniture and other objects so they don't interfere with walking.
Firmly attach grab bars by tubs, showers, and toilets.
Make sure handrails on staircases, porches, and front walkways are tightly fastened.
Instead of wearing heels, slick soles, or slippers when walking, wear shoes with traction or grip. But, be aware that traction on shoes can cause tripping, especially when moving from linoleum to carpet.
Install adequate lighting in stairwells, hallways, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Make sure light switches are easily accessible. Use night lights.
Remove electrical cords and telephone wires from walkways.
Have couches and chairs at a proper height for effortless standing up and sitting down.
Do not cover stairs with rugs or cloth protectors that may slip when you walk on them.
Getting regular exercise will improve your overall physical condition, making it less likely that you will fall. Your fitness routine should include activities that strengthen your muscles and make your balance better.
Avoiding certain behaviors, which can lead to falls, also is important:
Avoid taking chances, such as walking on a freshly washed floor or a patch of ice.
Instead of standing on a chair or table to reach something, ask for help or use a reaching tool to do the work.
Try not to carry something while climbing stairs. If you must do so, try to have one hand on the object and the other on a sturdy handrail.
Avoid talking while walking in unfamiliar territory. Curbs and sidewalk cracks can be hazardous when you're not paying full attention.
Don't get up too quickly after eating, lying down, or resting. Rapid changes may cause dizziness. Report any dizziness to your doctor.
Simplify activities. Multi-tasking can lead to carelessness or less awareness.
If you own pets, make certain you always know their location so you don't trip over them.
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The Ace of Spades
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This is just the beginning of the book. I'm going to make a sequel once I'm done with it that...
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I lean back in my chair and rest my head on my hands. It had been a slow day, and more than once, I'd caught myself gnawing on the tip of my pen from the weight of the dullness hanging in the air over my head. There are shadows outside my door, agitated voices, talking. I put my hand to my ear to better understand the incomprehensible mumblings, and stifle a smile. I have a case. I silently plead for something interesting. I spent hours last week trying to find a missing shop key; looking everywhere, This is just the prologue. After this the whole first book (which, yes, will eventually be a full-length book) is going to be a flashback.
He shrugged, put his hands in his pockets, and let out an exclamation of surprise. He felt around his pocket and happily pulled out the lost key. I haven't had a case since, until a couple seconds ago. Business has been slow; most people are smart enough to avoid crime, and those who aren't don't trust outsiders, and I definitely qualify as an outsider. I don't look like them, I don't talk like them, and I certainly don't think like them.
I'm a private eye, but I'm regarded as a detective. Call it what you want; from my experience, the difference is that a detective works for the law. A private eye works for himself. Or herself, in my case.
My secretary bursts in the door, panting. I immediately straighten up. "What is it?" I ask.
He shakes his head. Sweat beads on his shiny, bald scalp and tears down his face. I can tell he's in distress. "Antonio's dead. He got shot down riding in 'smorning. There was no one else with him. He's dead like a 'possum just outside o' town." His words are slurred with heavy, gasping breaths, and I nervously bid him to continue.
"They shot him eight times, but killed him only once."
"Obviously," I mutter. It's the kind of talk I'd only hear in a little town like this one, where life is the same every day. When there's a bit of excitement, people feel the need to give you every little detail, and as my secretary carries on rambling, I do my best to block out my hearing. My vision doesn't need blocking, because nothing I see is making sense in my brain.
He waves his hand over my eyes, but it doesn't register a response. Antonio, my business partner and good friend, was visiting Diamondback Gorge, a large town over the mountains known for its business in snakeskin products. He was selling some of his Rider's merchandise and was scheduled to return this morning. My throat makes a strangled sound, and I can feel my heart pounding the inside of my chest like a bass drum. I grip the armrests of my chair and leap to my feet in an outbust of fury, but my sudden movement causes the chair to topple over backward. My head smacks the floor, and my office sways around me, eventually dimming into a choking darkness.
The last thing I hear is my secretary leaning in my face, asking me if I can solve the case. But I already have it solved, morphed into a grotesque conviction that Antonio's death is tied to the case that started my whole career.
But who, exactly, did this? What did they do to the people traveling with him? Why Antonio? The question is highly psychological, and I don't have an answer. I shudder miserably as images dance across my head like mischievous fairies, taunting me with memories of what brought on Antonio's onslaught.
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This book has 9 comments. Post your own now!I read the rest, and I must say, I can't wait to find out what happens next!
I've written more of The Voyages of the Waved Albatross, so if you want to read it, its there. But that's up to you. Keep writing!
Oh, you did? Cool! And thanks for keeping up with this story! I don't get much feedback on it most of the time.
I love the story, it is original, and mysterious. The description and imagery is fantastic, though it has room for improvment, as all of our stories do. This is one of the few books that really have potential.
The only things that need some work: The dialogue. It's great, but you should make it more like wild-west speech. Some sentances made me trip a little, but that can easily be remedied. Otherwise, a great story, ... (more »)
I have only read the first two chapters, I'll finish the others later, I promise.
I love the story, it's one of the few that I think have real potential. The description and imagery is fantastic, though it has room for improvment, as all of our stories do. The only things that do need some work are: The dialogue, it is very good dialogue, but you should make sound a bit more like wild-west speech. Some of the sentences make me trip a little bit, but that c... (more »)
Oh, and, sorry that I wrote my comment twice, the first one didn't show up when I wrote it.
Wow! This is absolutley amazing! I really love how you've described your characters, Kay sounds absolutley awesome haha!
From what I've read of you so far, you're probably one of my favourite wrtiers on TeenInk, I just love how creative you are! I think you should prolong ths book, and get it finished - it would probably be something that would get easily published :') Love it!
From what I've read of you so far, you're probably one of my favourite wrtiers on TeenInk, I just love how creative you are! I think you should prolong ths book, and get it finished - it would probably be something that would get easily published :') Love it!


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Danish Delight - Caroline Wozniacki thread - vol 6
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I don't know about Caroline's German skills (or lack thereof).
German is the second foreign language taught in Danish schools (after English), but most people outside Southern Jutland don't reach a level where they can converse in German. In Southern Jutland, the part of Denmark that borders on Germany, it's much more common that people can converse to a certain degree in German. Caroline was not raised in this part of Denmark, however.
Thanks for the info
;my guess is that Caro knows some basic "tourist German" for whenever there's a tourney there....or else she just speaks English since normal,educated Germans are usually no worse than passable in that tongue(Kerber being an exception;you can understand what she's saying,but her vocabulary is pitifully limited."Play my best tennis" are 4 of the 50 words she seems to know
).Can't recall how often Caro has done promo work at German tourneys,but I imagine that she's more popular than the majority of players there...even though--according to German posters--women's tennis has scant popularity in Deutschland
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Sunday Worship Times
Summer Sunday Schedule
(Memorial Day until Labor Day)
8:00am - Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Christ Chapel
10:30am - Holy Eucharist, Rite II (Sung), Nave
6:00pm - Celtic Eucharist, Christ Chapel
Sunday Schedule:
8:00am - Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Christ Chapel
9:00am - Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Nave
11:15am - Holy Eucharist, Rite II (Sung), Nave
6:00pm - Celtic Eucharist, Christ Chapel
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Clergy, Staff and Vestry
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The Rev. Michael Radford Sullivan came to Holy Innocents' as rector in the summer of 2009.
Michael is a summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Wofford College (B.A. 1989). Upon completion of his undergraduate degree, he accepted a James B. Duke Fellowship at Duke University, but after pursuing that program for a year, entered law school at the University of South Carolina where he earned his law degree (J.D. 1995, cum laude, Order of the Coif, Law Review). He practiced appellate law in Columbia.
During his practice, he discerned a call to priesthood and then completed studies at the University of the South, Sewanee in 2000 (M.Div. optime merens). Michael was curate at Church of the Advent, Spartanburg before being named Canon for Mission at Trinity Cathedral in Columbia. He then served as rector of St. John's, Lynchburg, Virginia before coming to Holy Innocents'.
Michael is the author of two books and numerous articles. Windows into the Soul and Windows into the Light, both published by Morehouse, a division of Church Publishing, deal with the place of art in spirituality and how creativity can contributed to the richness of the Christian journey. He has been a featured writer for Episcopal Café and Explorefaith.com. He often leads retreats on art and spirituality, as well as vestry retreats on conflict and parish transition to growth following a period of difficulty. He feels especially called to preaching and teaching, and in recent years, to interfaith understanding and dialogue. He has been active in Diocesan committees, most recently serving on the Denominational Health Plan Task Force for the Diocese of Atlanta. He is a member of the Board of Trustees at the University of the South.
In his spare time, he enjoys reading Southern fiction, cooking, exercise, and sculpting.
Assistant to the Rector for Formation
Joshua Case is an Episcopal podcaster, micro-blogger, and activist. He is a graduate of the Candler School of Theology at Emory University and a professional golf instructor nationally known for his unique way of teaching golf to children as young as four. For years Joshua co-hosted The Nick and Josh Podcast (one of the first podcasts on religion and culture, which reached a listenership of over 250,000 subscribers).
Before moving to Atlanta, Joshua worked for six years in Geneva Switzerland where he served as the executive director for an international, interfaith youth work and ministry organization. Joshua is currently working on several projects for publication, one of which is entitled: Digital Jesus, Digital Church: Towards the Prophetic Embrace of Digital Media. Joshua has has written for the Huffington post On Religion Blog, is a frequent contributor to Homebrewed Christianity, and collaborates with faith communities to explore Christian formation for the 21st century Christianity and connective leadership practices.
In his spare time Joshua loves to take walks with his wife Laura, cook, and play as much golf as he can.
Senior Associate Rector for Liturgy, Prayer and Community
The Reverend Grady J. "Buddy" Crawford, Jr.
Buddy earned a BA in History and a BS in Accounting from Mercer University and The University of South Alabama. Most of his career was spent in a local consulting practice as a Senior Consultant for Accounting Software, a Certified Corporate Trainer and the firm's Vice President of Finance and Administration.
After completing discernment for the priesthood Buddy earned his Master of Divinity degree from Candler School of Theology at Emory, with a Certificate in Anglican Studies. Ordained a Transitional Deacon in December 2008 at the Church of the Good Shepherd where he served as the seminarian, and then ordained to the Priesthood at the Cathedral of Saint Philip where he accepted his first call as an Assistant for Pastoral Care.
In 2011 St. Luke's called Buddy as their Associate Priest for Liturgy and Senior Pastoral Care.
Currently, Buddy serves on the Finance Committee of the Diocese of Atlanta, Chair of the Benefits Implementation Committee, is a Member of the Board of the Foundation of the Diocese, and is a faculty member for Fresh Start/Learning 2 Lead, a program for newly ordained clergy and clergy in transition. Buddy is a spiritual director, retreat leader, and assists with laypersons who are discerning possible calls to ordained life.
When he us not working he enjoys reading, walking, cooking, and traveling with his partner Eric. They live in Brookhaven and enjoy the company of their Wire Fox Terriers, Nikki and Sophie.
Lisa Zaina received her B.A. from the University of Notre Dame, J.D. from Wake Forest University School of Law, and M.Div. from Yale Divinity School. Although she grew up in Ohio, she spent 25 years in Washington, DC and considers it home. While in Washington, she became a telecommunications policy expert and devoted the vast majority of her career to bringing telecommunications services and networks to people and places that were challenging to serve. In her last job before seminary, she served as the Chief of Staff to the Under Secretary of Rural Development at the Department of Agriculture and assisted in the design and oversight of a multi-billion dollar grant and loan program to build Internet networks in rural America.
She was ordained at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC. After seminary, she served as Assistant Rector at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in New Canaan, CT where she was responsible for pastoral care, newcomers, liturgy, and also served as the chaplain to the pre-school.
As the vicar of Holy Innocents', she works closely with the rector in the management of the parish, as well as participates in liturgy and provides pastoral care to the community. In her free time, she enjoys reading, drawing, exercising, and sometimes, doing nothing.
The lay staff of the parish provides administrative and clerical support to the clergy, parishioners and programs of the parish. For a more detailed listing by topic of who to call please visit the "Who to call" portion of this section of the website.
David Brensinger is a native of Ridley Park, Pennsylvania, (just outside Philadelphia). He began his first "church job" when he was 14 years old, serving as the organist for a Presbyterian Church. His undergraduate degree in Music Education is from West Chester University and, after five years teaching public school music, he returned to graduate school and received his Masters in Church Music is from Westminster Choir College. He has been at Holy Innocents' since 1987. He is married to Anita, who is on the music faculty at Holy Innocents' Episcopal School, and they have one grown daughter. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking and trying to get his golf handicap below 16!
Parish Registrar & Outreach Coordinator
Caroline grew up in Easley, South Carolina and received her undergraduate degree from Randolph-Macon Woman's College with a major in Economics and German. She received an MA in teaching from Emory University and an MA in Economics from Georgia State University. Caroline taught Economics, AP Economics, and History at Marist School where she also coached for 15 years and continues to work at the War Eagle Cheerleading Camp for girls ages 5 to 12. Caroline's husband, Peter, is from Florida and they have been married 10 years. He is VP of Business Development at Nease, Lagana, Eden and Culley, Inc. They have a 9 year old daughter and a soon to be 6 year old son who takes up her "spare time". Caroline also enjoys traveling, reading and exercising. At HIEC she serves as the registrar and focuses on lay ministry coordination.
Director of Children's Ministry
Wynn, a lifelong Episcopalian, comes to us from All Saints' Episcopal Church in Atlanta. She has the experience of helping to lead a dynamic and large children's program at All Saints.
After meeting with several families of our parish, and taking the time to learn where we are and where we hope to go, Wynn has decided to join us as our Director. In keeping with our ministry objectives for children, we are also happy that her hours will be expanded, approaching full time. Along with her experience, Wynn brings a deep passion for the formation of children in the faith.
Executive Assistant to the Rector & Executive Assistant to Formation
Carol is Executive Assistant to the Rector and has worked for the church since September 2007. A native of New Jersey, Carol graduated with a B.A. in English from Susquehanna University. Subsequent to that she worked in Human Resources for a large insurance company in New York City. In 1988 she and her husband Craig and two children Becky and Andy moved to Sandy Springs where both children graduated from Holy Innocents' Episcopal School. Carol has been an active community volunteer and currently sits on the boards of several community organizations.
Director of Music for Young Children
Suzanne Logue is in her 26th year as a middle school choral director, currently at Hightower Trail Middle School in the Cobb County School District. She is also active as an accompanist for area school and community choirs, and for events with the Georgia Music Educators Association. Suzanne is originally from southwest Georgia, but now calls Woodstock "home."
Artist in Residence
Inspired by nature, Vanessa lives with her husband Ben and their three cats at the edge of Lake Lanier, surrounded by trees. In addition to being an artist, Vanessa Lowry is a marketing consultant, graphic designer, author, and radio host. As the creator and host of the Art as Worship radio show, Vanessa interviewed more than 70 artists on the theme of how they use inspiration and creativity as an expression of their spirituality. Several artists from Holy Innocents' parish, including Rev. Michael Sullivan, were interviewed for this show and links to the interviews are available at www.artasworship.net.
Vanessa's collaborative books include: 30 Days of Gratitude; Improv to Improve Your Business; Publishing as a Marketing Strategy; The 28-Day Thought Diet; and The Adventure of an Ingenious Life. Her newest collaboration, The Magical Influence of Listening, will publish in November. Vanessa also co-authored Write a Book – Change the World with Dr. Tim Morrison. Find out more about her books and her work with authors at www.connect4leverage.com.
Communications Assistant and Graphic Design
Andre was born in Detroit, Michigan into a military family. He moved around until settling in Powder Springs, GA at the age of 14. He graduated from the Art Institute of Atlanta in Dec of 2012 with a Bachelors degree in Media Arts and Animation. He enjoys Drawing, Cooking, and going to the movies with friends.
Receptionist & Pastoral Care Coordinator
Melody joined the HIEC staff in May, 2005. As the first voice people encounter when calling HI, her focus is extending radical hospitality to all who contact Holy Innocents'. She is part of the Pastoral Care Team and supports clergy and lay pastoral groups and connections.
Melody grew up in northwest Georgia and has lived in Atlanta nearly 30 years. She received a B.S. degree in Social Work from Brenau Women's College in Gainesville. In her spare time, she enjoys exercising and taking fitness classes at the Y. She and her husband, Britt, live in Marietta, are members of Mt. Zion United Methodist Church, and have three grown children.
HIES Lower School Chaplain and HIEC Youth and Young Adult
Timothy Sommer comes to Holy Innocents' directly upon graduating from Berkeley Divinity School at Yale University (Master of Divinity) and assisting as a seminarian at Christ Church, New Haven. While serving as an associate at the HI parish, Timothy will also be working as the Lower School Chaplain next door at Holy Innocents' Episcopal School.
Passionate about sharing God's love in different contexts, Timothy has worked as chaplain in the boarding school setting of the Taft School, in the interfaith setting of the Yale University Chaplain's Office, and in the Anglican setting of Peterhouse College at Cambridge. In addition to educational ministry, Timothy is concentrated on practicing Christian discipleship through radical hospitality, community service and celebration, and engaging the religious imagination. Studying abroad at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge has given Timothy a love for traveling and liturgical diversity.
In the past, Timothy worked as a high school English teacher and a nanny in Chicago, where also he earned a degree from Chicago Theological Seminary (Master of Arts in Religion). In his free time, he loves writing and learning about people, places, food, and art.
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Rena grew up in Marietta, Georgia as the third of four Stallworth children. She graduated magna cum laude from the University of South Carolina in 2010 with a B.A. in Political Science and Sociology. Rena attends Saint Mary of Egypt Russian Orthodox Church in Roswell. And in her free time she likes to paint, read, go out to dinner and concerts and play with her adorable niece.
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Sally graduated with a BA in English from Wesleyan University and worked in advertising and public relations in New York and Boston before moving to Marietta in 1992. She is married to Scott and they have three children - Abby, a teacher in Brooklyn, Dylan - a student at GCSU, and Anna - at SCAD. She enjoys reading, running, cooking and spending time with her family and two golden retrievers.
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Susan West began her position as assistant organist at our parish in 1989. After several hiatuses, she now has 20+ plus years of service to Holy Innocents'. She holds a music degree from Pfeiffer College and a nursing degree from Emory University. Her full-time position is as an surigal nurse with the Resurgens orthopedic group. In addition to her work here, she and her children, Graycen and Granger, are active members of our community of faith.
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The Parish Vestry is comprised of 12 adult members and 2 youth representatives. These individuals represent the Parish at large and are an important voice in the decisions of the Parish. Candidates are nominated by the parish and elected at the annual meeting. Service on the Vestry consists of three-year staggered rotating terms of office for adults and one year for the youth. Eligibility for election is a baptized, full member (confirmed), at least 18 years of age and fulfilling an annual financial pledge. The Rector appoints the Senior Warden and Vestry members select the Junior Warden.
The Vestry collaborates with the Rector in the spiritual and temporal responsibilities of the Parish. Vestry members oversee areas of ministry that may include committees, projects or tasks.
David Calhoun, (Senior Warden)
Gregory Binney, (Junior Warden)
Colin Kelly, Past Senior Warden
Debbie Block
Johnny Foster
Will Kelly
Elaine Morgan
Chris Protos
Michael Rhea
Rachel Shunnarah
Andy Toledo
Marie Thomas
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For these reasons, the insurance claims adjustor may not always be on your side. There are many tricks of the trade that we should all be aware of when we have been in a serious car accident. Here are a few:
Trick #1, The Quick Offer: A very good way for an insurance adjustor to get you to settle in favor of his company is to jump in early with what may seem like a good offer. It probably isn't. The adjustor is banking on the fact that the recent accident results are not fully known. It is too soon to know the extent of your injuries, the total medical costs, time lost from work and pain and suffering.
Trick #2, The Low Offer: Very often the first offer you receive will be low. You are probably being tested to see if you know what you are doing. Or maybe the offer will seem reasonable, but actually be much lower than a fair amount. Either way, you would be wise to hire a good attorney to negotiate for you.
Trick #3, Getting Damaging Information: One thing adjustors are trained to do is deal with all kinds of people. In doing this, they learn how to make you feel comfortable, gain your trust and be your "buddy". Beware! Once you begin to feel secure, you may give information that is not needed and may even damage your claim.
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Each year, the National Association of REALTORS® conducts research into the behaviors of home buyers and sellers. While there's a TON of extremely valuable information in the report, at 128 pages, not everyone will take the time to read everything. Luckily for you, we have! And, we've pulled out 10 of our favorite facts.
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If you're thinking of buying a home soon, you may be wondering about some of the language you'll hear. Since a home sale involves many people – real estate agents, attorneys, lenders, appraisers, and inspectors, just to name a few – some of the lingo tossed around might be confusing, especially for a first-time buyer. Financing a home, in particular, carries with it some terms that are important to understand. Here is a brief primer on some of the terminology you can expect to hear as you head down the path to home ownership.
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@chaddy so you're saying there's still hope for me to start carts now at age 30 and by age 35-40, I'm good to go? :p
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BasCB commented on the post, Perez demands changes to Safety Car use 3 months, 3 weeks ago
Not really. If the FIA would punish drivers for clearly not doing what the intent of double waved yellows is, every driver would get a strong warning from his team to slow down to a stroll @chaddy.
HoHum commented on the post, Perez demands changes to Safety Car use 3 months, 3 weeks ago
@chaddy, it's not rocket science to enforce an actual speed limit for every driver in the yellow flag zones, race control has everything needed already.
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@chaddy, I believe it was decree, but it got lost in all the noise about the startling revelation that Hamilton wants to beat Rosberg.
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"the best natural qualifier" Even if I would consider that term to be anything real, surely Hamilton with a great Mercedes would be at least Vettels equal in that respect @chaddy.
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@chaddy, totally agree, I liked Hartsteins first explanatory article but this constant attention seeking is obnoxious, he doesn't even have the excuse that he was responding to a direct question from the media.
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@chaddy, if the sensors are all faulty why weren't other teams found in breach of the rule? RB were warned and simply chose to ignore it because they already had their defense in place.
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Hm, can't say I feel the same about it @chaddy.
Lets see, can't judge Horner and being smart, although he must be to do the job he is doing.
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The only problem @chaddy is that is ridiculously dangerous: I don't imagine the FIA tolerating that at all!
Also, in terms of TV spectatorship I have always found NASCAR to be mind-numbingly repetitive.
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So I live in zone 11. I will be posting some pictures of my peace lily and I want to know how is my plant doing (general checkup) and how can I do better Photos -https://www.dropbox.com/sh/flv6y28nsl99eh8/wNMqXNbtet I had this plant for an year an it looked like the plant needed repotting so I got it repotted into a bigger pot. I was not aware that extremely huge pot can do harm to the plant. Anyways I didn't know until 3 weeks ago that this plant does not like direct sunlight so I keep in a room with south window. I used to move it in direct sunlight before but I stopped now. I think there are no pest except some springtails - rare. |
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Sorry, but I don't think your shared photos work that way here; I wasn't able to open them. You may wish to read up around here on Peace Lily care (Spathyphyllum). I don't get the signifance of 'exactly' one glass of water. Maybe you don't realize a glass of water could be a 4 oz glass or a 12 oz glass & that's a big difference btwn the 2, so I can't tell how much you're watering. I'd forget the misting completely, sounds like you're already overwatering (every 3/4 days you said) & misting, that's likely to be too much. I'd imagine if you get your mix & watering right, you won't need any misting at all. Sorry I can't see what things look like. |
From the photos, soil doesn't look too good and the pot a bit too large...I would wait till others chime in though I'm not sure. Every 3/4 days in that soil/pot? I agree with pirate_girl, sounds like overwatering. I only water my peace lily when the leaves start to droop, for me that is about once a week. I think it is all peat mix, haven't taken it out of it's pot from when I brought it home yet. I'll get around to it eventually....I'm sure your peace lily will bounce back just from holding back on the water. Best of luck to you :) |
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Any plans on making "Books of Glyph Mastery" available as drops from Cataclysm mobs? I leveled up an alt and took inscription. To get all the glyph I either have to farm Wrath mobs or pay out the nose at the AH.
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