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Date(s) - 13 Nov 2012
Kane Hall (Room 210)
Educational documentary American Meat is kicking-off its Washington leg of a nationwide Young Farmer Screening Series at the University of Washington, on November 13th, from 6:00 to 9:00 pm, in Kane Hall (Room 210, on UW Campus, at 1410 Northeast Campus Parkway). The event at UW is FREE and open to the public. Featured in the film are George & Eiko Vajkovich, grass-based farmers of Washington's Skagit River Ranch, who will also be joining a pre-reception and panel discussion following the screening at UW.
American Meat is a pro-farmer look at cattle, hog, and chicken production in the U.S. The film examines our current industrial meat system not through hidden cameras but through the eyes of the farmers who live and work in its feedlots and confinement feeding operations. The documentary then depicts the burgeoning sustainable, local-food movement made up of farmers, food advocates, chefs and everyday folks who are changing everything about the way meat reaches the American table. The film exposes challenges relevant to both conventional and alternative meat production. Three core actionable principles guide the Young Farmers Screening Series: thank America's farmers; support young farmers; and food choices matter.
A panel discussion will follow the screening, including:
- George & Eiko Vajkovich, of Skagit River Ranch who are featured in American Meat. George's early career was in commercial fishing all over the world for 24 years. He began farming full time 18 years ago, and the farm became "certified organic" in 1998. He now farms over 800 acres organically, bio dynamically and sustainably. Eiko was a marketing executive for a large fishing company where she met George. She holds an MBA degree from the University of Washington. In 1995 she left the seafood brokerage company she owned to farm full time with George. She does most of the farm's marketing and financing as well;
- Megan Carney, a postdoctoral scholar in the Medical Anthropology and Global Health Program at the UW. She has taught university-level courses for several years in the areas of food systems, food policy, and food movements. She has served as a consultant on environmental and social sustainability to residential dining services for UC Santa Barbara and to regional food banks. She was also a founding member of the Santa Barbara County Food Policy Council and of the UCLA student garden;
- Stephanie Robinson, a UW student, who has been an activist for the last year with the registered student organization Real Food Challenge, a national grassroots campus movement that works to increase university procurement of foods that are local, ecologically sound, fair, and humane. Stephanie and students on over 360 other U.S. campuses are working to divert 20% of an annual $5 billion national university food budget to "real food" purchases by the year 2020, catalyzing a transformation to the national food system at large'
- Charmaine Slaven, co-founder of the Seattle Farm Co-op, a non-profit member-owned & operated retail co-operative farm supply store. The Seattle Farm Co-op serves Seattle's urban farmers and some local rural farmers by providing access to organic & non-gmo livestock feeds, gardening & veterinary supplies, and opportunities for community connection and sharing of farming wisdom. Charmaine grew up on a small hobby farm in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana, and has been urban farming in Seattle since 2005 to supply her household with homegrown vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs, and dairy;
- Graham Meriwether, director of American Meat.
This is more than a documentary film: this is a social change film, and it is sweeping the country in some of the hotbeds of debate around agriculture. We welcome your inquiries and can arrange interviews with the film director, Graham Meriwether, remotely or in person.
To keep up with American Meat as the film takes the country by storm between October 2012 and May 2013, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
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Being a teenager is both wonderful and challenging. In The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, author Sean Covey applies the timeless principles of the 7 Habits to teens and the tough issues and life-changing decisions they face. In an entertaining style, Covey provides a step-by-step guide to help teens improve self-image, build friendships, resist peer pressure, achieve their goals, get along with their parents, and much more. In addition, this book is stuffed with cartoons, clever ideas, great quotes, and incredible stories about real teens from all over the world. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens will engage teenagers unlike any other book.
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Based on his father's bestselling The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Sean Covey applies the same principles to teens, using a vivacious, entertaining style. To keep it fun, Covey writes, he "stuffed it full of cartoons, clever ideas, great quotes, and incredible stories about real teens from all over the world... along with a few other surprises." Did he ever! Flip open to any page and become instantly absorbed in real-life stories of teens who have overcome obstacles to succeed, and step-by-step guides to shifting paradigms, building equity in "relationship bank accounts," creating action plans, and much more.
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It's been a year and a half since I've seen my latest therapist. She's really just fine - - the first to keep up with me and realize when I've "left" the room and make sure I come back. But a lupus flare last Sept. made extra trips too difficult. Since discovering KoRn and having my insides turned outside and upside down and spit out on the ground in front of me, I realized the time had come to return. Wish I had to courage to go JD style and get it all out. But everyone's got their own way of doing things and I'll just have to find mine. Wish me luck, y'all. Those demons gots to go.


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Mark D. Scheidt, 53, entered into rest Sunday, April 20, 2014, at the Johnson City Medical Center, Johnson City, TN.
Mark was a native of Greeley, CO, and had lived in Gray, TN, for the past eleven years.
He was a son of Harry L. and Betty A. Scheidt, of Greeley, CO.
Mark was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Izabel Renee; one brother, Mike Scheidt; and a sister-in-law, Valery Leinweber.
He was the Owner/CEO of several third party Logistic Companies and created Technipak, which he operated for thirteen years before selling to a larger company.
Mark attended First Christian Church, Johnson City, TN.
He was his family's best friend, gave unconditional love with a kind heart and was the "rock" of the family. There was nothing he wouldn't do for his family. One of the last things he said to his wife, Lori was, no one has ever loved you as much as I have.
Mark loved classic rock and roll music, playing pool and enjoyed boating, fishing, baseball, softball and spending time with his family. The joy of his life was creating new businesses.
In addition to his parents, Mark leaves to cherish his memory, his wife, Lori Scheidt; three daughters, Jennifer Huss and her husband, Joe, Johnson City, TN, Larissa Scheidt, Gray, and Morgan D. Scheidt, Gray; grandchildren, Jenea Huss, R.J. Huss, Nathan Huss; one sister, Michelle Wardell, Greeley, CO; and one nephew, Justin Wardell, Greeley, CO. He also leaves his special friends, Steve and Rhonda Goodson.
The family will greet guests Wednesday, April 23, 2014, from 4:00 until 7:00 PM at Tetrick Funeral and Cremation Services, Johnson City, TN. Other services will be held at a later date in Greeley, CO.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Niswonger Children's Hospital, 400 North State of Franklin Road, Johnson City, TN 37604.
Online memories and condolences may be shared through www.tetrickfuneralhome.com.
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Modern theology reveres the names of Karl Barth, Rudolf Bultmann and Emil Brunner, hailed as the heroes of a new, modern and re-stated Reformation theology - a new orthodoxy for a new age.
In this book, Iain D. Campbell focuses on one doctrine - the doctrine of sin - and views it first in its biblical perspective, and then considers the perspective of the Reformers and Puritans. He compares and contrasts their approach with that of Barth, Bultmann and Brunner. He also shows how the modern theologies have evacuated the Evangel of its power and saving influence by reducing the sin of man to little more than personal dysfunction.
The Gospel is shown to be the power of God to salvation, because there is an emphasis on sin as objective and factual, leaving people in need of the saving work of Jesus Christ. The new orthodoxy is shown to be not a re-statement of the Gospel, but as Paul reminded his readers long ago, 'a different gospel'.
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- Mark Padmore
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Tenor Mark Padmore shines in this program featuring three quintessential British song-cycles. He is joined by pianist Huw Watkins, oboist Nicolas Daniel and members of the Britten Sinfonia in Ralph Vaughan Williams's On Wenlock Edge and Ten Blake Songs and one of Peter Warlock's best-known works, The Curlew. Also included is The End by Jonathan Dove (a co-commission by Britten Sinfonia and Wigmore Hall with support from the Tenner for a Tenor campaign). The work receives its world première recording here.
Padmore is absolutely at his prime and a singer of extraordinary intensity.
American Record Guide, March/April 2014
Vaughan Williams wrote On Wenlock Edge in 1907 and Ten Blake Songs in 1957, just a year before he died. Warlock began The Curlew in 1915 and revised it in 1922. These three cycles alone would make a sufficient program. All these works are akin to Blake's Songs of Innocence and Experience, from which the texts for eight of the Ten Blake Songs are taken. The performances are brilliant and the sound is exquisite. Praise also to Nicholas Daniel for his fine oboe work in the Ten Blake Songs, where the vocal line is accompanied only by oboe in all. His English horn in the Dove and Warlock works is very effective. The exquisite playing of the Britten Sinfonia captures the emotional depth of this music. The recording is vivid and vibrant where you want it to be, soft and mournful where it needs to be. This is one you don't want to miss, even if you have several fine recordings of the Vaughan Williams and Warlock songs.
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- Performers: Mark Padmore; Huw Watkins (Piano)
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- Ensemble: Britten Sinfonia
- Running Time: 20 min. 2 sec.
- Period Time: Post Romantic
- Form: Vocal
- Written: 1908-1909
Vaughan Williams, Ralph : Blake Songs (10) for Voice and Oboe
- Performers: Nicholas Daniel (Oboe); Mark Padmore
- Running Time: 16 min. 1 sec.
- Period Time: Post Romantic
- Written: 1957
Dove, Jonathan : The End, for voice, flute, English horn & string quartet
- Performers: Nicholas Daniel (Oboe); Mark Padmore
- Conductor: Jacqueline Shave
- Ensemble: Britten Sinfonia
- Running Time: 9 min. sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 2012
Warlock, Peter [Composer] : The Curlew, song cycle for voice & small orchestra
- Performers: Nicholas Daniel (Oboe); Mark Padmore
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On June 5, 22 Eastern students, faculty and staff, along with members of the Willimantic Police Department, participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. The event raised $1,400 for Special Olympics Connecticut.
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Eastern Police Chief Jeffrey Garewski thanked everyone who participated in the race, extending a special thanks to Lieutenant Tom Madera and Officer Dave DeNunzio for their planning and dedication to the Torch Run. Anyone interested in making a donation to the Special Olympics Connecticut Torch Run should contact Officer David DeNunzio or Lt. Tom Madera at the Eastern Police Department at (860) 465-5310.


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KINGSTON, R.I. -- November 4, 1999 -- If every picture tells a story,
then a collection of pictures must tell a history. The tale of the University
of Rhode Island from its rural beginnings as an agricultural college to
its place as a world class institution today has recently been captured
in a pictorial history book, called Images of America: The University
of Rhode Island. The book is co-authored by James Wheaton of Exeter,
a URI alumnus, and Richard Vangermeersch of Narragansett, a URI alumnus
and accounting professor.
Images of America: The University of Rhode Island, published last
month by Arcadia Publishing, is now on sale at stores and bookstores across
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This yearbook of all yearbooks showcases the many faces, locations, and
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included in the book.
"Anyone who has had anything to do with the University will want
to have this book. It brings back those fond memories from so many different
times. It's nostalgia," said Wheaton.
Wheaton and Vangermeersch spent over 1,200 hours each working on the
book. During this time they poured over old school newspapers and yearbooks,
news clippings, photos from collections and archives, and histories of the
"We went through everything that is out there relating to the history
of URI," said Wheaton.
The photos selected for the 127-page book were chosen because of their
clarity and their ability to represent important and diverse events through
the ages.
Included are such events as the construction of the first classroom building
on the Kingston Campus, called the Experiment Station, in 1890; excited
students tolling the college bell in Davis Hall confirming the end of World
War II; and students boycotting classes in protest of the Vietnam War. Other
photos display the many notables who have visited URI, such as President
Dwight Eisenhower, Eleanor Roosevelt, President Lyndon B. Johnson, Martin
Luther King Jr., Jesse Jackson, Robert Frost, and Maya Angelou.
"We selected photos that were particularly depictive of the campus
and of significant events. We wanted whatever would give an inkling into
the different eras," explained Wheaton.
However, they also had to be interesting, Vangermeersch added.
"You're like a sleuth, a detective, and you develop an instinct.
You decide the reader will like this or will like that. You become very
reader-conscious," explained Vangermeersch.
Although gathering and selecting photos for this book was no easy task,
many helped to ease the burden. Almost all of the photos were provided by
the University, alumni, and the public. One of the greatest resources was
the University Special Collections Department at the URI Library, which
has preserved 1,200 glass slides taken by Lorenzo Kinney, Sr., one of the
first professors at URI. Kinney took numerous, beautiful pictures of the
campus during its earliest years.
Although the project was overwhelming at times, Wheaton and Vangermeersch
are no strangers to tracing history. Wheaton had previously worked on two
Image of America series books chronicling the history of Pawtucket,
and Vangermeersch has published various "friendly" history books,
including the history of URI's College of Business. Vangermeersch used his
sabbatical to do most of his research.
A book like this had been in the works for URI's centennial celebration,
but it was never undertaken because of the enormous commitment required.
Wheaton and Vangermeersch felt the time was more than ripe for a pictorial
history book of URI.
"We are proud of the alumni and we wanted to let the public know
what great things have happened at this university," said Vangermeersch.
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Husband, wife bring N&W rail history to life
When Jack L. Dickinson was 13 years old, his father took him to see the wreck of a Norfolk & Western Railroad (N&W) freight train that had derailed at Chattaroy, near Williamson in Mingo County. Dickinson never forgot that date -- Feb. 9, 1957 -- and what he saw that day:
"My father drove us up there and we were able to look at the wreckage of what I remember as the huge, beautiful steam engine laying on its side, embedded on U.S. 52. Fortunately there were no fatalities. We were fascinated as we watched the serious-faced railroad men begin the wreck cleanup. The wreck still sticks vividly in my mind more than a half-century later. The incident demonstrates the truism that 'you know you shouldn't stare at it, but you can't keep from looking at it.' Train wrecks are a unique piece of railroad history."
Now, Dickinson, a skilled history researcher and writer, has compiled a new piece of that history -- an exhaustive account of N&W wrecks in an era when railroading was far more dangerous than it is today. "Wheels Aflame, Whistle Wide Open: Train Wrecks of the N&W Railroad, 1892-1959" is the fourth in a series of railroad books researched and written by Dickinson and his wife, Kay Stamper Dickinson. All four books deal with aspects of N&W history in West Virginia.
Marshall University graduate Dickinson is an expert on Civil War history and the author of a number of other books, including "Jenkins of Greenbottom, a Civil War Saga" and "Cooney Ricketts, Child of the Regiment." After a career at IBM, he returned to the Marshall campus as bibliographer of the Rosanna A. Blake Confederate Collection, one of the special collections housed at MU's old Morrow Library.
In addition to his passion for Civil War history, Dickinson has had a lifelong interest in railroads in general and the N&W in particular -- an interest shared by his wife Kay.
"Kay was born and grew up at Dunlow in Wayne County, near Cabwaylingo State Forest," Dickinson says. "If you drive through Dunlow, you can still see an abandoned railroad station, with the name 'Dunlow' faintly visible on the side. Her mother could remember when the tracks were torn up in 1932. So Kay wanted us to write a magazine article on the history of Dunlow and the railroad. As we began researching, we found that Jedediah Hotchkiss -- he was Gen. Stonewall Jackson's mapmaker - was involved as a land speculator when the N&W was coming through. Coal companies sprang up along the path of the railroad. This was the so-called 'Ohio Extension' of the N&W."
Completed in 1892, the extension through southern West Virginia followed the Tug Fork into Mingo County, then turned on Pigeon Creek and proceeded through Wayne County along Twelvepole Creek to the new town of Kenova, where it crossed the river into Ohio. Later, N&W opened a shorter, straighter line along the Big Sandy River, rendering the Twelvepole line obsolete. The 58 miles between Wayne and Lenore were officially abandoned, but the railroad left behind some stations, bridges, tunnels and lots of colorful stories
"Due to the rough country and lack of law enforcement, there were poker games fueled by moonshine that led to shootings. Newspaper accounts of those affairs made fascinating reading," Dickinson says. "We soon realized we had much more material than we needed for a magazine article." The result was the husband-wife writing team's first book, "Last Train to Dunlow," published in 2005.
"At our first book signing," says Dickinson, "someone asked 'Why don't you write something similar on the Big Sandy line, from Kenova to Williamson?' So we followed with a second book, 'Trail of the Powhatan Arrow.' That was in 2007."
"My wife's uncle was an N&W Special Agent during the 1920s, '30s and early '40s. We began finding cases of his, including shootouts with criminals. We were able to purchase about 200 original case files of the special agents, and that became the backbone of our third book, 'Better Take Two Guns - The N&W's Special Agents (Railroad Detectives) and Their W.Va. Cases,' published in 2008." The book's catchy title comes from a 1905 comment attributed to an unidentified N&W passenger: "If you're going to Mingo County, you'd better take two guns!"
As they researched their books, the couple unearthed numerous newspaper clippings, vintage postcards, old photographs and other material about train wrecks along the N&W's West Virginia trackage. This provided the raw material for their new book, "Wheels Aflame, Whistle Wide Open."
The period covered by the book starts in the 1890s and ends in 1959, when the N&W - now merged into today's Norfolk Southern rail system - was the last U.S. railroad to retire its steam locomotives in favor of diesel power. Not every wreck during those years is included in the book. Doing so would be a physical impossibility. The thousands of accidents would fill an entire library, not just one book. Instead the authors have confined their scope to collisions, derailments and boiler explosions.
Explosions "were always a looming danger with steam engines," notes Dickinson. In the event of a boiler explosion, the locomotive's engineer and fireman were often scalded to death by the steam. The jobs of conductor and brakeman were only slightly less dangerous.
Beginning in 1911, the Interstate Commerce Commission began investigating railroad wrecks and filing reports. The Dickinsons reprint many of the ICC reports. Their book is illustrated with photographs from the Eastern Regional Coal Archives in Bluefield, W.Va., and the West Virginia State Archives, along with postcards and photographs from the authors' personal collection.
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FORT WALTON BEACH — Funding for the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office and widespread storm water repairs continue to dominate Okaloosa County's 2014-15 budget deliberations.
Commissioners on Tuesday held their third budget review, discussing a number of issues and hearing from a variety of departments.
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Storm water funding
To generate funding dedicated solely to storm water improvements, Padgett proposed a slight increase to the taxes levied on residents living in unincorporated Okaloosa. This Municipal Services Taxes Unit is set up to fund parks, but a portion can be used for storm water.
"This would be something we could do now, immediately, to start a revenue stream," Padgett told the board.
He proposed increasing the current .18 mills to .2718 mills to generate $602,646 or to .2990 mills to generate $781,207.
Property tax rate
The board agreed to set the county's tentative millage at its next budget review at 6 p.m. Monday in Crestview.
Commissioners have not discussed any plans to raise property taxes, and County Administrator Ernie Padgett has not recommended an increase.
The current property tax rate is 3.4308 mills. After the board sets the tentative millage for the 2014-15 fiscal year, it can be decreased but not increased.
Sheriff's Office funding
Sheriff Larry Ashley has said he has about $750,000 in equipment needs that will go unfunded in the upcoming year. To offset that shortfall, he proposed dipping into a $1.4 million fund set aside to cover the cost of paying employees who have money owed to them when they leave the county.
Padgett told commissioners he supports the move and recommended pulling $900,000 from the fund and allocating $500,000 of that total to the Sheriff's Office and $400,000 to the county's general fund.
Padgett said the county's auditing firm has reviewed the plan and confirmed that the remaining $500,000 will be sufficient to cover the needs of exiting employees.
Okaloosa County Commissioners will hold their next budget review at 6 p.m. Monday at the courthouse in Crestview.
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We all know what a hopeless romantic I am so the minute I saw this photo I didn't need to look any further through their blog (although I did, the whole thing).
I am so in love with this dress. I am a sucker for all things vintage looking. The little touches like the knotted pearls, and the clip in her hair are perfect.
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More than 21,000 clear text passwords have been stolen from Australian surfwear icon Billabong and published online.
Billabong was previously unaware of the breach. SC Magazine notified the company's IT desk and provided a link to the codepaste site where the details were uploaded.
Hacktivists released the credentials under #WikiBoatWednesday, an event popular in hacktivist Twitter circles where groups publish stolen data caches online.
Other administrator database tables and information was released, including hashed passwords.
"At this stage, we understand that the customer database contains personal information of certain customers of the website, but no financial data. We view this attack as an extremely serious matter and have taken urgent action to contain the incident and prevent further attacks occurring," Billabong told SC Magazine.
"We are continuing to gather information about the incident and to establish the extent and nature of the data that may have been accessed. We will take further appropriate measures as new information comes to light".
The leak comes a day after news broke that some 450,000 Yahoo! Voice email addresses and clear text passwords were uploaded to the internet.
Yahoo! told SC only five per cent of the records were legitimate.
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