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If you're ready for intensive training, AFIT will get you an instrument rating in 10 days
No rating in aviation carries more mystique and prestige than the instrument rating. Sure, the ATP is a pinnacle of sorts, but for most pilots, the instrument rating is the big jump that separates professional pilots from their more casual brethren. Called "blind flying" in the 1920s, the ability to fly solely on instruments became a much-sought-after skill, as it is today. It's no secret that most newbie pilots look to instrument-rated pilots as being just below Chuck Yeager in their aviation stature.
The traditional way to earn the instrument rating is based on the time-honored FBO model: You go to a local FBO, and they tell you it will take about six months to earn if you fly once or twice a week. You meet your certified flight instructor, instrument (CFII), who more than likely, is young, building time and aiming for a first-officer job with a regional. You dig in, and nine months to a year of rescheduling, maintenance issues and different instructors later, you might earn your instrument rating.
There's another way that seems to be redefining the way pilots earn their instrument rating. With a 98% pass rate and gaggles of satisfied customers singing their praises, Accelerated Flight and Instrument Training (AFIT) is revolutionizing instrument training with an approach that's being proven time and again. So, what's their hook? Just give them 10 days.
Ten days to earn an instrument rating seems intense, and it is. But AFIT has the process down and accomplishes it over and over by employing some masterful tools: Each instructor is handpicked by Tony Montalte, president of AFIT, and must have at least 8,000 hours of time (most average 10,000) and 2,000-3,000 hours of instrument time. Each of his 46 CFIIs is at least 58 years old, with the maturity and finesse that come with those years. Instructors don't work for airlines or corporate flight departments— instrument training is all they do. And they come to you; the training can be done at your airport or at airports across the nation, in your airplane or one from AFIT's extensive rental network.
There's a beauty to AFIT's approach. By devoting an exclusive 10 days to training, clients put off distractions (like work). Instrument students have found that leaving their local environs and traveling to an airport served by AFIT gets them away from family obligations and forces them to concentrate on nothing but training. Also, AFIT assigns one instructor to the client for all 10 days. There's a rapport there that can't be underestimated. And ultimately, you fly like crazy.
Stories From The FrontIt's a testament to the success of AFIT's program that pilots from countries all over the world have earned their U.S. instrument rating in 10 days, and sometimes less. We talked to a few of them, and thought it valuable to share their experiences.
Eddy Rico
Rico was impressed by AFIT's 10-day approach. Having previously lived in the U.S., he signed up to come to Boulder, Colo., (one of AFIT's core locations) to devote all his time to training. "The unique thing is that my instructor, John, took the time to work with me and understand my heavy French accent," explains Rico. "That gave me great confidence and put me at ease." Rico trained in a G1000-equipped Cessna, and passed his checkride after 10 intensive days.
Rico's advice to others is to find the balance between the time required to fully devote yourself to the training and what you want out of it. "It is a little bit more expensive to do it this way, but your time is expensive, too." Seven months after passing his instrument checkride, Eddy Rico earned his commercial certificate. Today, he flies passengers around Reunion Island. "More than anything, John made all the difference," adds Rico. "I believe that what really puts him on top is his ability to always find the right words to preserve the balance between confidence and humility. I may not be a perfect pilot, but I have confidence."
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Five ways to make the Tour of Alberta more exciting for "underwhelmed" racing fansOn the surface, it seemed like a thrilling finish to the second instalment of the Tour of Alberta on Sunday, with only a one-second margin between the yellow jersey winner and second place.
Where to watch the 2014 Tour of Alberta's southern stagesToday marks the beginning of the second Tour of Alberta, the biggest professional stage bike race in Canada, and the only chance for many Albertans to see some of the world's top pro cyclists in action.
Tour of Alberta winner won't defend championshipTwenty-four-year-old Australian Rohan Dennis, who seized control of the inaugural Tour in the Strathmore-to-Drumheller stage a year ago, won't be back to defend his title,
Cadel Evans wins Tour of Alberta stage, 16 years after a mountain bike victory in CanmoreIt was a chilly, rainy day in the middle of summer when some of the best cyclists in the world came to Alberta for a world-class bike race. Through it all, an ambitious Australian named Cadel Evans powered through the field for big victory.
Getting up close with the athletes makes Tour of Alberta special for fansIt's sometimes said that the best way to watch a professional bike race is on television. Those sweeping vistas and overhead perspectives can sometimes be more satisfying than a pack of racers whipping by you at 60 km/h on some backwoods highway.
Update: Spotty TV coverage of Tour of Alberta prompts UK network to drop live feedPoor television coverage of the Tour of Alberta has sparked a number of complaints, and prompted at least one international network to drop live coverage of today's stage.
Where to watch the Tour of AlbertaYou've probably seen them on television, clad in a poorly fitted unitard, or nothing but sneakers and a flag tied into a cape, running alongside their favourite cyclist in the Tour de France shouting something like encouragement.
Ryder Hesjedal, Cadel Evans, Peter Sagan among cycling superstars attending Tour of AlbertaSome big names in pro cycling are heading to the inaugural Tour of Alberta in September, including the best road cyclist in Canadian history. Ryder Hesjedal, who last year became the first Canadian to

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Mountain View Voice 11.27.2009 - Section 2
Section 2 of the November 27, 2009 edition of the Mountain View Voice
MOUNTAIN VIEW VOICE BEH IND THE SCRIPT W by Rebecca Wallace hen TheatreWorks put on the play "My Antonia," Vickie Rozell worked with a railroad museum to make sure the 19th century train tickets looked right. For "Distracted," the story of a woman struggling with her son's ADHD diagnosis, Rozell created a chart of medications. She's researched wars and family trees, Stephen Sondheim's life, August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle of plays. The fruits of Rozell's labor are stacks of books, photos and carefully organized binders that live in the rehearsal room. Whenever actors need clarity or a historical touchstone -- Was the U.S. at war yet during this scene? Who's that artist the script keeps mentioning? -- they know where to go. "I never know what I'm going to learn about, but I get to learn something new all the time," says Rozell, who is TheatreWorks' resident dramaturg. It's a plum and not-socommon job. For audiences, the work done by most theater artists -- actors, designers, directors -- is as clear as a spotlight. They may not realize that there's sometimes another person behind the scenes helping bring the world of a play or musical to vivid life: the dramaturg. One dramaturg in his time plays many parts. The New York Times once covered a 2002 symposium at Mount Holyoke College on the role of a modern dramaturg. Participants had a tough time giving a quick and fast definition of their profession. They tossed around such phrases as "a great equalizer" and "a mediator between the actor and the director." Ultimately, reporter William H. Honan wrote, they agreed that a dramaturg is "a kind of theatrical and literary adviser who helps the actors and the director understand the play they are presenting." The tradition probably dates back to the 18th-century German dramatist Gotthold Lessing. Besides doing extensive research on the history and universe of a play, dramaturgs often write program articles to share that context with audiences. They may sit in on talkback nights at the theater, so that after performances audiences can ask them questions. Along with having a penchant for detail, dramaturgs also have a taste for good storytelling. Many work with playwrights to develop new scripts (sometimes translating from foreign languages), and go through piles of scripts to find ones suitable for their theater companies. At the Pear Avenue Theatre in Mountain View, staff dramaturg Jeanie Forte Smith plays a major role in choosing and improving new scripts. Smith, a Palo Alto resident, has a Ph.D. in drama from the University of Washington and is also The Pear's associate artistic director (she is also a frequent theater critic for the Voice). The Pear, with its own Pear Playwrights Guild of writers, has a strong affinity for new works. This is Smith's seventh year with the annual Pear Slices festival of new short plays. She works with Pear artistic director Diane Tasca and board member Robyn Braverman to field script submissions, choose plays and find directors. This year, they chose eight scripts from the 26 sent in. As a dramaturg, Smith is mainly looking for "that kernel of good storytelling that's theatrical," See SCRIPT, page 26 DR A M AT URGS BRING `RICHNESS A ND L IGH T ' TO T HE AT ER W I T H HIS TORIC A L RESE A RCH A ND S TOR Y T EL L ING SK IL L S SHAWN FENDER Jeanie Forte Smith sits with scripts on a prop couch at the Pear Avenue Theatre in Mountain View, where she's staff dramaturg. NOVEMBER 27, 2009 MOUNTAIN VIEW VOICE 25 The Peninsula's Premier Funeral Service Provider Serving families since 1899 980 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto, California 94301 (650) 328-1360 www.rollerhapgoodtinney.com Funeral Home FD132 VERONICA WEBER Vickie Rozell used these books as part of her research for "A Civil War Christmas." The Bowman program builds confidence, creativity and academic excellence. Continued from page 25 SCRIPT www.bowmanschool.org rather than written like an all-talk novel. "If we find it interesting, compelling, amusing, engaging, maybe there's something there," she says over coffee in a Palo Alto cafe. "I also think about how much development the piece could need: editing, fleshing out, rewriting. Is it too much?" Once the scripts are chosen, Smith may work extensively with the playwrights, making sure a script has a good arc, that its scenes hang together. Then come initial read-throughs of the plays, and Smith, Tasca and Braverman exchange feedback. Smith coordinates all the feedback and works Photo of Karin Kuester and Glenis Koehne at St. John's Basilica, Ephesus, Turkey. Take a photo with the Mountain View Voice on your next trip and email to email@example.com with the playwright. "We might go through two to six revisions before the play even begins rehearsal," she says. Auditions were just held for Pear Slices, with the production set to open Feb. 12. As always, the collection of plays is varied, with topics including, as Smith puts it: "an escape from persecution, a trip to the underworld, a rare appearance of God." The annual event is popular with audiences, and it also gives many local writers a chance to see their stories on stage, often for the first time. It's unusual for a theater group as small as The Pear -- which has a 45-seat house -- to have a resident dramaturg. Many can't afford it. At Dragon Productions in downtown Palo Alto, a play's director typically does the dramaturgy work, sometimes aided by volunteers who have a particular interest, said Dragon managing artistic director Meredith Hagedorn. Dramaturgy is also a team effort at Palo Alto Players, with directors, designers and other staff doing research. As a larger company with an emphasis on new works, TheatreWorks has two staff members who do dramaturgical projects. Besides Vickie Rozell, who does production dramaturgy, working mainly with plays that are already published, Meredith McDonough of Palo Alto is the company's director of New Works. McDonough modestly calls herself more of a "personal trainer" for playwrights. "Dramaturgy is very intellectual," she says from her desk. Her office at TheatreWorks' Menlo Park headquarters holds a veritable symphony of submitted scripts for her to choose from: sorted on shelves, piled on a chair, perched on her desk. McDonough has been developing new plays and musicals for the past decade, with experience at such new-works hotbeds as the Actors Theatre of Louisville in Kentucky. She's not a writer or an aspiring one -- which she says is a strength in this job -- but she's got a gregarious style and an eye for a story, which are undoubtedly also assets. She spends a lot of time having coffee with writers and agents, finding out who's got what script cooking. "It's an intimate relationship to share early first drafts of your play," she says. Meanwhile, the script submissions flow in, hundreds of 10-page queries each year. That means a lot of rejection letters when you work for a theater company with an eight-show season and a six-show New Works Festival. "I might see a play that isn't good, but the dialogue is great," McDonough says. "So I might send a letter saying: `We like you. Please keep submitting.'" Other times a script is strong but too edgy for TheatreWorks, and she forwards it to a company in Chicago or New York. When a script is chosen for TheatreWorks, McDonough continues her relationship with the playwright. She helps writers articulate their goals, their characters' goals. She's also a director, which helps her fix problems. Once when she was directing a play at the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago, the script called for a character to enter a scene angry but didn't make it clear why she was mad. McDonough decided that during the transition before the scene, someone would hand the character a note; she'd read it and become furious. "The note was already in the script. I just added it to the transition," she says. When McDonough is directing, she loves having a production dramaturg, someone like Rozell who brings in "richness and light," she says. That will happen next year, when she directs TheatreWorks' "Opus," a Michael Hollinger play about a string quartet. "Being a director is an inherently lonely profession, so it's nice to have someone there," she says. "You're a team trying to figure it all out." Nearby in the TheatreWorks headquarters, Rozell's space is anything but lonely. Her desk is also surrounded by shelves, backed with tons of volumes, vintage Life magazines and dramaturg binders. An area of theater programs is organized neatly, with one section marked "'Cabaret' to `Cherry Orchard.'" There's a healthy selection of books on Lincoln -- TheatreWorks' musical "A Civil War Christmas" opens next month. And, of course, a comfortable reading chair. Rozell does a lot of reading. She takes about half her research from the Internet and half from the library, gathering historic context, definitions of terms and names in the script, interviews Continued on next page 26 MOUNTAIN VIEW VOICE NOVEMBER 27, 2009 Commitment To Excellence Original Ownership Since 1975 Discount C oupon (with purchase of new roof) $500 All Types of Roofing & Gutters Residential & Commercial S.C.L#785441 1901 Old Middlefield Way, Mtn.View 650-969-7663 VERONICA WEBER TheatreWorks resident dramaturg Vickie Rozell is surrounded by books and other research materials in her office. Continued from previous page with playwrights. She has resident experts in TheatreWorks donors as well, including a military veteran she can go to with questions. "If we have the wrong medal on someone's military uniform, we'll hear about it," Rozell says. The audience is right to complain, she adds. "When you notice something that's out of sync, it pulls you out of the play." Rozell also writes program articles and newsletters that go to TheatreWorks subscribers and provide even more context. For instance, for the recent production of David Henry Hwang's "Yellow Face," about racial identity in the theater and America, Rozell's newsletter articles included a piece about the outdated practice of yellow face. Actors such as Katharine Hepburn, John Wayne and Leonard Nimoy at one time wore yellow makeup to play Asian characters, she wrote. She also included a piece about the Dong people in China, whose music was in "Yellow Face." And she included an interview with actor Francis Jue from the show, who gave context about the controversy that erupted over casting a non-Asian actor as an Asian character in Broadway's "Miss Saigon" in 1990. Jue, a TheatreWorks veteran, had been in New York at the time. Jue has worked many times with Rozell and appreciates her expertise. He says he has learned over the years that there's no one perfect performance and no one "right" way to tell a story, but that it is extremely useful to have thorough research to build on. In a phone interview from New York, Jue recalled that during "Yellow Face," the cast did a lot of tabletop reading and talking with Rozell and the show's director, TheatreWorks founder Robert Kelley. "We didn't just discuss the play and what needed to happen on stage, but what we knew about the politics of the show, what we felt about the human relations," Jue says. "Many of us had really distinct memories of where we were "If we have the wrong medal on someone's military uniform, we'll hear about it. When you notice something that's out of sync, it pulls you out of the play." VICKIE ROZELL when the `Miss Saigon' controversy was happening. ... For each of our characters' points of view, we didn't agree. We always had Kelley and Vickie to referee the discussion." For scripts farther back in time, when actors don't have personal memories to draw on, dramaturgs' historical research can be especially useful, Jue said, recalling a TheatreWorks production of "Amadeus." "The play takes huge liberties with historical research and on what we think we know about Amadeus and Salieri and Austria," he said. "It was Vickie's obligation to tell us what people think happened and how the play diverted from that. ... Dramaturgy gives you a framework so you can make conscious decisions about where you deviate from the reality." Rozell has worked as a team with Kelley for several years. She has a master's degree in directing and often serves as associate director on shows when he takes the helm. She originally did some assistant directing with Kelley, and when he learned that she enjoyed doing background research he asked to see it. He hired her as resident dramaturg and artistic assistant in 2001. These days, dramaturgy jobs are not easy to come by. In the last year, many theater companies cut those positions, Rozell says. "That and new works are the first to go." McDonough advises aspiring dramaturgs to "look for a strong liberal arts college with a strong theater program," and to study history, art and other subjects for a broad viewpoint. She minored in sociology along with a major in performance studies. Internships are a possibility as well. Rozell and McDonough regularly have interns, and other companies such as American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco also offer dramaturgy internships. Palo Alto resident Ellen Cassidy is A.C.T.'s current dramaturgy intern. She's an aspiring playwright who admits she "didn't really know what a dramaturg was" before applying, but now enjoys the variety of subjects she digs into. Now she's researching the Greek king Theseus for a production of "Phedre." "You get to do something new every week," she says. "Never a dull day." V Notice of Public Hearing In accordance with Education Code Section 42605(c)(2), the Mountain View Whisman School District will hold a public hearing to adopt the Resolution for Flexibility Transfers allowed under SBX3 4 to the 2009-10 Budget at the District Office located at 750-A San Pierre Way, Board Room, Mountain View, California. The hearing will be held during the December 10, 2009 Mountain View Whisman School District Board meeting which begins at 7:00 p.m. The Resolution will be available for inspection by the public beginning November 30, 2009, during the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., in the Business Services Office, 750-A San Pierre Way, Mountain View, California. Any interested party may make an oral or written presentation at the public meeting. If you have any questions, please call the Business Office at 650-526-3548. Published in the Mountain View Voice: November 27, 2009 Rebecca Wallace is arts editor for the Palo Alto Weekly, the Voice's sister paper. I N F O R M AT I O N For more about upcoming shows and internships at TheatreWorks, the Pear Avenue Theatre and A.C.T., go to www. theatreworks.org, www.thepear. org, and www.act-sf.org. Get your news delivered in a new weekday e-news digest! Stay current on your local weekly ly news & community activities es Sign up today at -- FREE. 27 MountainViewOnline.com NOVEMBER 27, 2009 MOUNTAIN VIEW VOICE GoingsOn M O U N TA I N V I E W V O I C E HIGHLIGHT Foothill's Ceramics Department and Claybodies Club present the annual Holiday Pottery Sale in Cesar Chavez Plaza (near the Campus Center). Students will be selling handmade ceramic functional ware and sculpture including bowls, vases, hand-built figures and more. Cash, checks or money orders only. Dec. 1-3, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. No charge; $2 for campus parking. Foothill College, 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills. Call 650-949-7584. www.foothill.edu FOOTHILL COLLEGE'S HOLIDAY POTTERY SALE ART GALLERIES Fall Into Color "Fall Into Color" features the work of oil painter Carolyn Hofstetter and watercolorist Kathleen Alexander. Through Nov. 29, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. free. Viewpoints Gallery, 315 State St., Los Altos. www.viewpointsgallery.com Market on Saturday, Dec. 5. Featuring crafts from local artists, live music and cookies, bratwurst and waffles, plus a visit from St Nick. noon-6 p.m. free. German International School of Silicon Valley, 310 Easy St., Mountain View. Call 650-254-0748. www.gissv.org FAMILY AND KIDS "Hansel and Gretel" PACT Saturday Playhouse Series presents "Hansel and Gretel." In this audience-participation show, children have to help Hansel and Gretel find their way to the candy house. Sat., Dec. 5, 10:30 a.m. $5/child, $10/adult. Palo Alto Children's Theatre, 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Call 650-463-4970. California Avenue Holiday Train California Avenue merchants' annual Caltrain "Holiday Train" event, where Santa and Mrs. Claus bring a cast of characters on a train with thousands of lights. A brass band and chorus lead in caroling for 20 minutes. New unwrapped toys and books will be collected for needy children. Sun., Dec. 6, 7:30-7:45 p.m. Free. California Avenue Holiday Train, California Avenue, Palo Alto. Call 650-688-6295. Gamble Garden - Children's Holiday Decorating Party Kids will decorate cookies and ornaments, and enjoy some holiday treats. Sun., Dec. 6, 1-2:30 p.m. $10/ person for members and $15/person for nonmembers. Gamble Garden, 1431 Waverley St., Palo Alto. Call 650-329-1356 ext. 201. http:// www.gamblegarden.org/events/events.html CONCERTS 20 Harps for the Holidays Harpeggio Studios presents their 11th annual holiday concert on Sat., Dec. 5. The program includes festive classical and holiday music, harp solos and ensembles, studio ensemble of more than 20 harps, and a return of guest artist Meko (formerly Mike Walls). Sponsored by LAUMC. Dec. 5, 4-6 p.m. $10 & $15. Los Altos United Methodist Church, 655 Magdalena Ave., Los Altos. Call 408-366-8810. harpeggio.com Horns for the Holidays With original compositions, holiday readings and seasonal favorites, QUADRE also performs Heinrich H�bler's concerto accompanied by a 100-piece collaborative band of music students from local schools. Tue., Dec. 8, 7-9 p.m. $21adults; $14 students/seniors. Graham Theater at St. Francis High School, 1885 Miramonte Ave., Mountain View. Call 650-969-4242. www.quadre.org CLASSES/WORKSHOPS Beading Classes In this class, learn a quick and easy way to knot between beads. Learn how to know beads in the traditional method to add strength and flexibility to a necklace. Tue., Dec. 1, 6-8:30 p.m. $60. Global Beads Inc., 345 Castro St., Mountain View. Call 650967-7556. www.globalbeads.com Pearl-knotting class Global Beads offers a pearl-knotting class, to learn a quick and easy way to knot between beads. Dec. 1, 6-8:30 p.m. $60. Global Beads Inc., 345 Castro St., Mountain View. Call 650-967-7556. www.globalbeads.com December 10 at 7 p.m. in the Spartan Theater 3535 Truman Avenue, Mountain View. Tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for students with ASB cards, free for children under 12. Mountain View High School Winter Concert Features Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band and two orchestras. Dec. 2, 7-8 p.m. $6 students; $8 adults; free children under 12 Mountain View HS Theater, 3535 Truman Ave., Mountain View.. SPECIAL EVENTS Annual Holiday Social Justice Fair Holiday Peace and Social Justice Craft, Gift, and Information Fair. Celebrate the work being done by organizations in the community and around the world. Sun., Dec. 6, 11:30 a.m.2:30 p.m. Free. First Presbyterian Church Palo Alto, 1140 Cowper St., Palo Alto. Call 415-5861713. www.peaceandjustice.org/s/craftinfofair Blach School Holiday Faire More than 80 booths where Blach 7th and 8th grade students sell hand-crafted jewelry, candles, toys, holiday decorations, candy, food and more. Proceeds benefit the Blach PTA. 12:30-4 p.m. Free. Blach Junior High School, 1120 Covington Road, Los Altos. Call 650-934-3800. www.blachschool.org Fabrication Handcrafted items such as table linens, soaps, X-mas and special-occasion Cards, hand-dyed yarns and more. Dec. 4-5, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. Creekside Inn, 3400 El Camino Real, Palo Alto. fabricationcraftsale. web.officelive.com/default.aspx Rengstorff House: Holiday Open House Victorian decorations at Rengstorff House, Mountain View's oldest house. Refreshments and caroling. Tue., Dec. 8, 7-9 p.m. Free. Rengstorff House, 3070 N. Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View. Call 650-903-6392. http://www.r-house.org ON STAGE "A Civil War Christmas" TheatreWorks presents the West Coast premiere of "A Civil War Christmas," a musical. Fact and fiction, old-time carols, and traditional tunes entwine in a saga of a divided nation longing for hope. Dec. 2-27, $26-$62. Lucie Stern Theatre, 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Call 650-4631960. www.theatreworks.org Swami Beyondananda: An Evening of Cosmic Comedy The "Cosmic Comic" performs comedy mixed with wisdom. Sat., Nov. 28, 8-9:30 p.m. $15 in advance, $20 day of event. East West Book Store, 324 Castro St., Mountain View. Call 800-909-6161. www. eastwest.com/december_events.html CLUBS/MEETINGS Leads Club meeting The Leads Club, a networking organization that aims to help professionals build formal relationships with each other, meets Wednesdays, 7:30-8:45 a.m. $5. St Timothy's Guild Hall, 2094 Grant Road, Mountain View. Call 650-428-0950. SPAUG General Meeting SPAUG General Meeting Stanford-Palo Alto User Group meets monthly to discuss problems, solutions, software and hardware. Learn more about computing, meet fellow computer users. Get help and advice from experienced users. Second Wednesday of the month, ongoing, 7-9:30 p.m. first meeting free, $35/year. American Legion Post, 347 First St., Los Altos. Call 650493-9307. www.svuga.org/ DANCE Ballroom Dancing Foxtrot & Quickstep will be taught Fri., Nov. 27, 8 p.m. Lessons for beginning and intermediate levels, no experience and no partner necessary. General dance party 9 p.m.-midnight. Singles and couples welcome. Free refreshments. Dressy casual attire. $8. Cubberley Community Center Pavilion, 4000 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Call 650-856-9930. www.readybyte.com/fridaynightdance English Country Dancing Peninsula English Country Dance welcomes all, from beginners to experienced dancers. Live music, no partner needed, all dances taught. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Dance meets first, third, fifth Wednesdays through June 2010. 8-10 p.m. $15 supporters, $9 non-members, $7 members, $5 students or pay what you can. Flex-It Studio, 425 Evelyn Ave., Mountain View. Call 650-493-6012. HEALTH Food-issues group Food Addicts In Recovery Anonymous is a program for individuals recovering from addictive eating and anorexia based on the 12 steps of AA. No dues/no fees/ no weigh-ins. Sundays, 7-8:30 p.m. Free. 600 Colorado Ave., Palo Alto. Call 415-248-9347. RELIGION/ SPIRITUALITY Insight Meditation South Bay Shaila Catherine and guest teachers lead a weekly Insight Meditation sitting followed by a talk on Buddhist teachings. Tuesdays, 7:30-9 p.m. Free. St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, 2094 Grant Road, Mountain View. imsb.org TALKS/AUTHORS Nancy Farmer's "The Islands of the Blessed" National Book Award winner, Printz Award honoree, and multiple Newbery Honor winner Nancy Farmer discusses the conclusion to the Sea of Trolls trilogy, "The Islands of the Blessed." Thu., Dec. 3, 7 p.m. Free. Books Inc., 301 Castro St., Mountain View. www.booksinc.net Technology and Society Committee Luncheon Forum Dr. Meyya Meyyappan, chief scientist for exploration technology at NASA Ames, provides an overview of nanotechnology and its impact on computing, communications, health and medicine, energy and the environment, and transportation. Tue., Dec. 8, 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. Lunch is $11, $12 for non-members. Hangen Szechuan Restaurant, 134 Castro St., Mountain View. Call 650-9697215. http://tian.greens.org/TASC.shtml LIVE MUSIC Irish Music Session Irish songs for a pub restaurant and bar. Tuesdays, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Free. St. Stephen's Green, 223 Castro St., Mountain View. www.ststephensgreen.com/ index.html Mountain View High School Winter Chamber Concert Mountain View High Spartans String Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra will perform in concert Wednesday, SENIORS Gingerbread houses Admission includes gingerbread house, frosting, candy and housedecorating activity. The gingerbread houses will be shared in the display case. Mon., Nov. 30, 1 p.m. $2. Mountain View Senior Center, 266 Escuela Ave., Mountain View. Call 650903-6330. COMMUNITY EVENTS Traditional German Christmas Market The German International School of Silicon Valley will hold its fourth annual Christmas YOUTH SOCCER OPEN TRYOUTS NOV. 16 TO DEC. 15 TEEN ACTIVITIES College-Admissions Talk David Montesano, an admission strategist with College Match, speaks on techniques that may assist students in identifying the best colleges for them, and help them gain admission. Tue., Dec. 8, 6-7 p.m. Free. Palo Alto Art Center, 1313 Newell Road, Palo Alto. Call 415-601-6955. www.collegematchus.com Teen Open Gym Teen Open Gyms are open every Saturday night for various sports. Middle School and High School students only; bring your student ID. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Free. Whisman Sports Center, 1500 Middlefield Ave., Mountain View. Call 650-903-6410. http://www.mounta inview.gov/city_hall/comm_services/recreation_ programs_and_services/teen_services.asp The House The House is open to middleschool students to come hang out with their friends in a safe, fun environment. This free drop-in program is supervised by trained recreation leaders and offers a social atmosphere that includes homework help, billiards, arts and crafts, foosball, video games and more. 5-8 p.m. Free. The House, 298 Escuela Ave., Mountain View. Call 650-903-6410. www.ci.mtnview. ca.us/city_hall/comm_services/recreation_pro grams_and_services/teen_services.asp Palo Alto Soccer Club CYSA/NorCal Te a m Affilia te "Take the next step!" SOCCER PLAYERS WANTED: Boys and Girls born between 8/1/96 to 7/31/02 (Ages 8 to 13 1/2) Join our Under-9 to Under-13 Teams for 2010 BENEFITS: � Join Competitive (Class 3 teams) and � Receive professional coaching in a parent-managed organization Highly Competitive (Class 1 teams) � Develop individual skills and techniques � Enjoy a fun and positive environment (Positive Coaching Alliance Philosophy) � Learn teamwork and game strategy 2 PAS C F LY E R 2 0 0 9 MORELISTINGS For a complete listing of local events, see our website at www.PaloAltoOnline.com. 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Russell (Voice Nov. 20, 27, Dec. 4, 2009) SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICIAL) CASE NUMBER: 109CV143467 (Numero del Caso): NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (AVISO AL DEMANDADO): ANTHONY ROSS, and Does 1 to 10, Inclusive YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (LO ESTA DEMANDADO EL DEMANDATE): PARKVIEW WEST HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, a California non-profit mutual benefit corporation You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons and legal papers are served on you to file a written response at this court and have a copy served on the plaintiff. A letter or phone call will not protect you. Your written response must be in proper legal form If you want the court to hear your case. There may be a court form that you can use for your response. You can find these court forms and more information at the California Courts Online SelfHelp Center (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/ selfhelp), your county law library, or the courthouse nearest you. If you cannot pay the filing fee, ask the court clerk for a fee waiver form. 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UNION CITY, California—It's official–Itliong-Vera Cruz Middle School will be the first school in the nation named after Filipino-American heroes.
After facing months of campaigning by the Fil-Am community, the New Haven Unified Board of Education on Tuesday night approved the renaming of Alvarado Middle School to Itliong-Vera Cruz Middle School, effective September 2015.
The name change honors Filipino-American labor leaders Larry Itliong and Philip Vera Cruz, who were farm worker organizers and labor leaders. Itliong founded the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee, which initiated the 1965 Delano Grape Strike later joined by Cesar Chavez's organization, the National Farmworkers Association. The two organizations eventually merged, forming the United Farmworkers (UFW).
The school district will draw up an implementation plan to facilitate the transition, and community groups have pledged to raise funds to free the District from costs for new signage, stationary and other incidental expenditures related to the renaming. The anticipated costs have been estimated to be $15,600.
Of particular significance during the renaming campaign was the dogged organizing and leadership of Union City's Filipino-American youth groups. Observers noted their composure and perseverance in the face of adversity, and the passion with which they organized a local rally, a march, and an educational community workshop..
Anthony Chavez, grandson of Cesar Chavez, attended the Board meeting to affirm the importance of Itliong and Vera Cruz in the development of his grandfather's legacy and improvement of farm workers' rights.
Chavez said his grandfather's work would not have been possible without the help of Itliong and Vera Cruz and that renaming the school would "bring about a great unity." Additionally, a letter of support sent by labor leader Dolores Huerta was read at the Board meeting.
The support of these two individuals and organizations such as the Fred Korematsu Institute at the Asian Law Caucus, sent the very distinct message that the name change stems from interethnic solidarity and that the benefits of the change extend to all Americans, not just those of Filipino descent.
Fundraising and planning have already begun, headed by the Pilipino American Society for Education, Filipino Advocates for Justice, JLHS Filipino Heritage Studies class, and Kaisahan. Aside from raising money, the primary goal of these groups is to educate the community to build awareness and strengthen unity among Union City's diverse communities.
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Arizona AD Greg Byrne has said he would not trade his collection of coaches for any in the country.
As it pertains to football and men's basketball, he may be right to have zero interest in parting with his coaches -- at least, for any in the Pac-12.
Athlonsports.com ranked the conference's coaching tandems, and Arizona's combo of Rich Rodriguez and Sean Miller ranks number one in the conference.
In his first season at Arizona, Rodriguez won five of his last seven games as the Wildcats ranked in the top 25 nationally in rushing, passing, total offense and scoring offense. The 8-5 season was a good indication Rodriguez may put up results more similar to his tenure at West Virginia (60-26) than his tenure at Michigan (15-22). In basketball, Sean Miller has restored stability to a program that had two one-season coaches after Lute Olson's legendary run. Arizona's not back to level of prominence it enjoyed through the '90s and into the early 2000s, but Miller has already taken Arizona to an Elite Eight and has the Wildcats in contention for its second conference title in his tenure.
UCLA's duo of Jim Mora and Ben Howland comes in second, while Cal's tandem of first-year coach Sonny Dykes and Mike Montgomery ranks third.
Arizona State, with coaches Todd Graham and Herb Sendek, is ranked seventh.
Jokes aside about Graham's wandering eye for open coaching jobs, he's proven himself as a winning coach. He ended a bowl drought at Rice, won at least 10 games three times in four seasons at Tulsa and exceeded expectations with an 8-5 season and 5-4 record in the Pac-12 for the Sun Devils' best season since 2007. After two losing seasons, Sendek has Arizona State back in NCAA Tournament contention this season. He entered the season on the hot seat, but at least for a season, he's showing he can win in Tempe without James Harden.
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Wednesday - 5/2/2012, 8:35am EDT
Wounded warriors are proving that nothing is slowing them down — at least when it comes to sports.
First Lady Michelle Obama helped kick off the six-day Warrior Games in Colorado this week.
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Although Matthew 22:30 indicates that earthly relationships like marriage will not be the same in heaven - we will definitely recognize those we knew on earth.
The story of Lazarus and the rich man, in Luke 16:20, shows we will still retain our identity and relationships in heaven. The rich man still remembered his siblings - and Lazarus, whom he knew on earth.
Jesus' heavenly state did not conceal his identity, either. Mary, Peter and others who knew Him before He died all recognized him after he was raised. (Luke 24, John 20 and John 21) Paul recognized him even though he had never seen him before. (I Corinthians 15:8)
Bretheren lets hear your views. Will we recognize loved ones in heaven?
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This idea came to me a few days back. Why don't we make a community theme?
Here's how it works: Each user does something very simple (giving about 10 mins to it) and adds it onto the theme being created on this thread. The user downloads the files from the previous post and works on it for a few mins, and then posts his version here. The next person does the same and it keeps on going and going. Once the homepage design is complete, any user can proceed with the sub pages. And in the end, we start the coding (someone does half the menu, the other completes it. The next one does the navigation, the forth adds some jquery, etc)... And in the end we have a theme created for free! Each user can proceed with anything…
We can even proceed to develop it for wordpress.
Like the idea? Should we do it?
We must use properly licensed stuff as always. Any one can use it for any number of times, but a link to the thread saying "Powered by ThemeForest" could be helpful
PS: The files will have to be uploaded by the user to his server or some free service. If envato wants to jump in officially, we could be given an option for this, and so the downloaders can only be members, making it even better
The idea is thoughtful but the management needed for this isn't worth it. Besides, different authors have different levels of skill and some elements can't just be "half-done" and passed on because someone else might not know what you've done.
Sounds like a great idea, I also want to contribute to it once the theme is ready and put for sale. I forgot to mention I'll contribute my bank account number!
I share AlexPascal's opinion.
It's like the equivalent of that game I can't remember the name of where you just write random stuff on a bit of paper then pass it on to someone else and at the end someone reads it out and hilarity ensues?
It sounds kind of fun except we'd no doubt get the equivalent of that snotty kid who just writes "boobs" every time it's his turn
I'm in if you want. I'm more of a php guy but I am getting better with design!
Besides, different authors have different levels of skill and some elements can't just be "half-done" and passed on because someone else might not know what you've done.
The other author can fix it. And the previous author will have to learn from it
I like the idea! I am in!
I like the idea! I am in!
Great! I think we should get started (creating the thread)
Can we do it in Fireworks instead of Photoshop? (...she asks, knowing there's no chance in hell…)
Can we do it in Fireworks instead of Photoshop? (...she asks, knowing there's no chance in hell…)
-1 Photoshop please
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Super sick - suggestions?
No suggestions, but Im in the same boat! It sucks!
small sips of cold liquid - eating nuts or high protein things all day long... and a lot of deep breathing... I've been there and I'm headed there again. Sorry!
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Preggy Pops have worked for me. They are pretty much like a fruity cough drop. They also make them like lollipops. They worked for me during my 1st pregnancy, not so much with the 2nd, and they've been working so far this go around. I buy them either at BRU or Motherhood Maternity. Also, Sprite works wonders for me, as does ginger. I eat the pickled kind you get at sushi.
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Blessed Mommy of Ruby (12/18/08), Weston (8/30/10) and Chance (1/5/12)
Sea bands, peppermint. Google supported reclinded cobbler yoga pose. Ginger. Lastly, Zofran from Dr.
I was sick with my last until 16 weeks and nothing touched it. Zofran stopped the vomiting but not the nausea and the nausea was much much worse.
The good news is...it tends to mean a healthy baby AND labor will be nothing compared to this!
Metro Water! Oh I love this stuff. I always chew mint gum all day too.Try to reduce the ammount of carbs and sugar you eat, and eat protien first thing in the morning and right before you go to bed.
Also try this....
Melon Mint Morning Juice
2 cups of Cubed Watermellon (seedless)
1 sprig of mint
Optional 1 tsp of agave syrup
Blend all of this in the blender and drink! This is amaxing a refreshing when you are feeling yucky.
Crunchy mom to 6, soon to be 7.
deniseb~ So you take a total of 150mg of B6 a day? I'm taking 50mg twice a day and it helps some.
I've tried Zofran, Phenergen, and all the other home remedies and the one that works the best for me is UNISOM!!! Yes, the sleeping pill. I buy the off brand at my grocery store. 64 pills for $5. I take one at night before I go to sleep and the next day: BAM! I am functional again!
My doctor says it's fine and I still need to watch what I eat and how much, but it's night and day difference on how I feel.
good luck!
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