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Riverhead Faculty Community Theatre presents the youth production of 'Seussical Jr.' Friday through Sunday, Sept. 19-21 at Vail-Leavitt Music Hall in Riverhead. Performances are at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. (more…)
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Smack in the middle of mental illness awareness week, a group of individuals will be spending Thursday combining art and mental health advocacy on Thursday at Vail-Leavitt Music Hall.
Creative Explorations Network, a group who seeks "to self heal and build connections through artistic expression" according to their website, will host an artists' exhibition and mental health awards luncheon from 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
The daylong event is open to the public and features an art gallery with works from nearly 20 artists, live music, and a presentation of two short films. The Mosaic Voices Show, an original one-act play, will be performed in the evening, and awards will be given to people who have performed outstanding advocacy work, particularly in the mental health field.
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"Flashback From My Past," Ms. Verbitsky said, is based on events from her life, such as the experience of being a little girl during World War II. An animation professor at New York City's School of Visual Arts, Ms. Verbitsky drew each scene in "Flashback From My Past" by hand.
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"Her films are so moving," Ms. Burroughs Erdman said of Ms. Verbitsky's work. "Part of what we want to do is kind of show the resilience of the human spirit, and part of the way to do that effectively is to sort of contrast what's worst about humanity with what's best."
Guests can register for the exhibition and luncheon at www.creativeexplorations.org. If attending the luncheon, the event is $15 per person. All other guests are asked to make a suggested $10 donation, Ms. Burroughs Erdman said.
The Riverhead Faculty and Community Theatre's recent production of "Last Stop … Broadway" had a surprise ending at Vail-Leavitt Music Hall.
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At the conclusion of the play, when the full cast was being introduced to the audience, one additional introduction was made — for someone who wasn't a performer.
Technical Sergeant Kevin Moos had just returned that Friday afternoon from a six-month tour of duty in southwest Asia as a security forces member for the 106th Air National Guard in Westhampton, where he is a reservist.
His introduction to the audience came as a particular surprise to three of the cast members: his kids.
"It's the first time they've seen me in seven months," Tech. Sgt. Moos said after his big appearance. "It was very moving."
His oldest daughter, Kyra, 13, "was three people away when I popped out from backstage, and she just ran up and hugged me," he said. His other two children, daughter Kaelin, 12, and son, Connor, 8, were in the audience and also ran up on the stage when they saw him, he said.
"It's great to be recognized, but I wasn't looking for that," Tech. Sgt. Moos said. "I was all teary-eyed and everything, so I didn't really want to display that to the community.
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Tech. Sgt. Moos said he had communicated with the show's producer, Christine Springer, on Facebook and told her he'd be arriving that afternoon,
"She didn't want me to upset the cast by showing up an hour before opening night," he said. "So at the end of the show, they introduced me to the audience and I surprised my children on stage."
Tech. Sgt. Moos has been with the 106th in Westhampton for more than 20 years.
He had left for training on Feb. 10 and headed out a month later on a tour of duty in Southwest Asia.
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In my youth, another engineer and I took three sets of phrases from Reader's Digest that could be combined in random sequences to form complete sentences, and we automated them. At the touch of a button, the random number-based computer program could generate a paper of any length made up of the artificially produced phrases.
We entertained ourselves by putting titles on these papers and routing them to senior engineers for their comments. They were amazed at how we could write the papers in such a short time and provided insightful advice for improving them.
I have been seeing similar developments in today's corporate world. Whoever invented the copy-and-paste feature in our software should be severely beaten. Original documents seem to be fading from our culture. In its place are whole documents written in consulting language that my engineering friend and I could have produced. However, we no longer engineer things, we re-engineer them. First there was Bud, now there's Bud Light. Engineering costs more so we have re-engineering, which costs less and is less filling.
We don't apply our skills to accomplish the mission, we align our processes. Even more amazing is the fact that this alignment is done by people who never worked on the mission or the frontline delivery function. There is good money to be made in this business. How can you get in on it? Airline magazines are a good start. Between ads for motivational speakers and products that never appear on earth, there are ads for consulting firms that will re-engineer your organization.
IT conferences are another good source. They are replete with terms no one has yet defined but are part of the lingo bingo. Imagine (oops, I think someone has trademarked that word) having bingo cards with key terms — cloud, ERP, big data (oops, I think that's a 900 number), enterprise architecture, BPR, BYOD — and filling out the cards as visionaries talk about the future. Then mix in the names from a list of the most current important people and you have an engaged and enlightened audience.
When it comes to IT, our goal should always be better service delivery to those who pay our salaries. If a system or technology does not have a visible positive effect on that service delivery, we should not do it. Next, IT professionals — as consultants or employees — need to know what business an agency is in. Can you tell the difference between meat inspection at the Agriculture Department and health care at the Department of Veterans Affairs? Are you working at the Federal Aviation Administration without ever having been in an air traffic control facility or the left seat of a cockpit?
Consulting is my business and one I occasionally take seriously. However, consultants and IT professionals should be judged by their effect on the mission and the bottom line. Our impact is basically about how we apply technology and how we contribute to the mission. It is not about how much paper we generate, how much we amuse ourselves with witty dissertations or how erudite we sound to our colleagues. I speak from experience.
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Bob - I agree with your comments and offer one additional consideration: a good consultant tells the cliet what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. All to often a client has an unspoken need to have their reconceived notion or conclusion affirmed regardless of its merits. I think the challenge is to offer the client a way of getting 'there' that is based on facts and reality not the client's desire to ignore the unpleasant.
Good comments, Bob, as always. The USG encourages the bad behavior of which you speak. Cloud First, Mobile First, You First, rinse, repeat. I've tried to encourage Excellence in Execution of Mission but that doesn't seem to have caught on - at least I haven't seen it in any scopes of work that have come across my desk. Perhaps its a little too... mundane... I have noticed that the best conversations that happen at those IT conferences are when you're sitting at the back talking to a project manager about what they actually do or are trying to do. The CIOs tend to somehow lost sight of that's what the Agency does. Look forward to the next sermon.
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Dining room very good
No lift and limited baggage assistance
location was great near the train station yet in the center of town.
There was no air conditioning and we had to open the windows to sleep comfortably. Traffic was a bit noisy until midnight.
The location and size were perfect; very romantic.
The hotel was extremely clean. When you pull up, it's like a timewarp to the 70s or 80s, but the rooms met the needs of 2 people. I would not encourage anyone with kids to attempt to squeeze them in the room also. Best to get 2 rooms.
We liked the hotel. You do need a reservation for dinner, and breakfast buffet extremely cheap if you have any experience with European breakfast prices.
Location to highway
We had no hand towels, no soap and the room was not as pictured on the website. Not good value for what we paid.
The location is great! Staff was friendly! We were on the 5th floor and were able to leave the window open! FYI there is not an elevator.
Did not have air conditioning. Not sure if this happens with all bathrooms- but it definitely had an odor the longer we were there.
The people were great, very nice and accommodating
Rooms kinda small and dated
Friendly staff, great breakfast. The gal working the front desk was fantastic! Wish I could remember her name. When I needed help with a change to a car rental, she got on the phone on my behalf and handled it for me.
Rooms are not air conditioned, a little stuffy. Would be more of a problem in the summer.
Location is very convenient to the railway station and to the rental car offices.
The most basic hotel I've ever stayed in. No AC, hard mattress laying on a board, musty towels, no hand towel, strange characters hanging out in fronts of the hotel, poor lighting, no way to pull the bathroom door closed, strange shower. A dump!
This was a wonderful hotel!! The staff were great and the entire place was so cozy and comfortable. It's in a great location only about 5 minutes away from the train station and the property is lovely.
Location! It was very close to the Bayeux town center. The staff was friendly and most accommodating. Mary booked us on a Normandy tour that she recommended and it was excellent.
The room was clean but the shower curtain kept falling and it was very small, even by European standards. There was no info on the history of this hotel. Our Normandy guide told us it had been a bordello serving German soldiers during WWII.
had a great breakfast but it was only on the weekend.
the shower had no shower curtain. the breakfast buffet was not during the week, only on the weekend. the staff was not very helpful.
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I am hosting one of the tables at a tablescapes luncheon,
and my theme is "Summer Orchard". My dishes are Portmeirion Pomona, (Very vivid fruit) and I want to use
an antique picnic basket to hold my center piece, but I'm
coming up empty handed after that. What else comes to mind, when you think of a summer orchard? The table is round and I am also concerned about the appearance of the centerpiece with the top of the basket being in front of some guests with the flowers basically on the other side.
Any thoughts are much appreciated!
How about a small "bushel basket"...I have a couple, small holding maybe 2 quarts and looks like a small apple basket.
Another idea would be a small slatted box of the type that berries used to be sold in....you would have to make it though.
How about a twig basket?
Also think of antique tinware...I am thinking a of a turkshead mold....and you could add antique cherry pitters and or apple corers as well as old blue canning jars or jelly glasses....sounds like fun.
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How about getting a piece of sod and cutting it into a circle and placing as the centerpiece. Put basket on top of that. Since their is fruit on the plates why not do fruit pouring out of the basket. Then do small floral arrangements around the table. Maybe every other seating. And I would hollow out a piece of fruit for the vase. Like an apple could hold flowers. I'd also do bright napkins. Not poking out of the glass. But, folded on the plate.
I'm familiar with that china; it's one of my favorites. Since there are so many fruit choices in this china, will each place setting be a mix of fruit or will each place setting feature one fruit?
I'm picturing a tall, clear, cylinder vase filled with miniature apples. And out of the vase, a casual arrangement of white daisies.
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