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CEA president looks to rebuild bridges with Canfield community
I am the new president of the Canfield Education Association, the union representing over 180 teachers within the Canfield Local School District. The goal of this letter is to introduce myself and to re-open the lines of communication between parents and teachers in the Canfield community.
I understand that some people feel that I am over-paid for teaching world history at Canfield High School. However, I feel that I am fairly compensated based on my education level (bachelor's and master's degrees) and the responsibility that I am entrusted with: educating our youth in the community of Canfield. However, is this disagreement about teachers' salaries the only reason for the lack of communication between teachers and parents?
I am not blaming the parents and voters of the Canfield School District for starting this disconnect on how education is funded and delivered; that is more of a policy debate in Columbus or Washington, D.C. However, I am concerned about the nature of the discourse. In a time when there are so many ways to communicate, I feel that neither side is not doing a very good job talking about the tough issues. And difficult issues do exist.
If you would like to see the salaries of all government employees in Ohio, feel free to visit the state treasurer's website at http://tos.ohio.gov/. This is an effort by Treasurer Mandel to create a culture of transparency in Ohio, and I agree with this movement.
Growing up in the Mahoning Valley, I can appreciate the values that all of our parents, teachers, and coaches have instilled in us. I know that the people of the Mahoning Valley work very hard for a living. It is in our genetics.
As a father, a teacher, and a coach, my goal is to inspire our young people to strive to be the best they can be in our society. Furthermore, I feel a tremendous sense of pride in the Mahoning Valley even though sometimes it seems as if the deck is stacked against us.
I have been a teacher for 12 years, and I am happy to say that I have many friends in Canfield. However, last year I found myself in awkward conversations with friends who did not support our school levy. Why does it have to feel so uncomfortable? As taxpayers, you should have every right to honestly ask tough questions about our performance as long as you can honesty listen to our response. On the other hand, we should be able to do the same.
I am proud of our Board of Education for listening to the taxpayers and lowering the upcoming November levy to 4.9 mills. The rate will be significantly reduced because of accelerated payments. For every $100,000 in property value, the amount would be as follows: in 2012 $104.16 per year ($8.68 per month) and from 2013-16 $73.56 per year ($6.13 per month).
The employees in our district heard you loudly and clearly as well. After the May defeat, all three local unions worked together with the board of education to restructure our contracts and save the district almost $2 million over the next three years.
CEA has secured an e-mail address for community members to send questions regarding teachers. We welcome your questions at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
This is a sincere way to discuss issues and re-open the lines of communication between the CEA and our community. I do respect your opinion enough to truly ask for it.
Dean Conley, Canfield
But, what about the black squirrels? I feel this is a much more important topic for the BOE!
This letter recognizes one of the biggest problems plaguing the Canfield school district…..a total lack of honest, respectful, open, QUALITY, two-way communication. This is especially come to light in the past year, as the District has attempted to gain passage of the school levies. Somewhere along the line, anyone who differs or questions the validity of a need for the school levy has been deemed an enemy of the district and an enemy of its students and teachers. This has divided the community of Canfield and adversely affected the schools. I have not ever thought for one moment that the blame for this situation fell solely upon the teachers. I have not ever thought that teachers alone should be responsible making all of the concessions that the District needs for an appearance or the reality of fiscal responsibility.
Canfield is totally representative of the problems the Ohio educational funding process has created. I believe that Canfield probably does need additional money from a new levy. I would like more of this money targeted towards students, however. I also totally appreciate and respect your pride in your education, salary, and job. I think you are representative of a majority of teachers in the Canfield school district. I feel that teachers have been both targets and victims in parental outrage over the levy. In some isolated incidents, I can totally understand the outrage, but I do not feel that teacher salaries and wages are the primary issue in the upcoming election.
Parents and their input have been marginalized for years in this District. If you want a levy to pass, you need to actively engage, respect, and listen to their views and opinions. Place parental input on a level commensurate to that of the educational "experts" . Public derision, criticism, and gossip don't benefit anyone and do not encourage a willingness to engage in open and honest communication. There seems to be an overwhelming assumption, primarily at the administrative and Board level, that parents are incapable of having any valid concerns, opinions, or input into these policies and procedures simply because they do not have a Bachelor's or Master's Degree in education.
Hopefully your letter will start the process of healing and open the lines of communication between parents and teachers. The School Board and the Superintendent would be wise to follow the lead of the CEA, with a real effort to improve the communication between parents and the District. Notice how I said "real"…token efforts at poorly constructed mass mailings, surveys and paternalistic town hall meetings will not work. We need to move past the appearance of excellence in our district and restore some faith in the Canfield school District.
We all have the same goal in mind…success, education and safety of our children. It is time that we all concentrate on that.
Mr. Conley,
I have several problems with your letter:
1. In the last 5 years your salary has increased 36% - from $45,791 to $62,299. People in the private sector haven't seen their wages go up like that.
2. You talk about "lines of communication" between teachers and parents. Basically, you are referring to parents voting for or against the school levy. We are on opposite sides, don't your see? We pay you out of our taxes. It is in our best interest to get the most from school employees in the form of services for our tax dollars. That's why there exists a Board of Education - to represent the taxpayers' interest in negotiating contracts with your union. You don't care about "lines of communication" with parents when levies pass, only when they fail. This is because you need only have a line of communication with the school board to negotiate your contracts.
3. Why has it been "awkward" for you to converse with parents who don't support the school levy? It isn't awkward for us. Is it perhaps that you have a personal agenda that conflicts with the taxpayers' desire to get the most services for our employee dollars?
4. Your job is to secure the most lucrative contracts for teachers that you can. That is your job as president of the union. How can you possibly be "proud" that the board of education is asking for less money for your members? How can you say that you "worked" with the BOE to give back 2 million in planned increases? You fought them every inch of the way, or you should have as union president.
5.The whole tenor or your letter is that we are all on the same team. This is poppycock. Parents and teachers are on different teams when it comes to delivering an educational "product" to our children. We want the best for least cost and your members want the most pay for the least amount of exertion.
6. Your approach to this whole question of the school levy is disingenuous, sophomoric, and lacking in humility. That is probably the biggest problem I have with this letter and the reason the levy will fail - if it does.
"The employees in our district heard you loudly and clearly as well. After the May defeat, all three local unions worked together with the board of education to restructure our contracts and save the district almost $2 million over the next three years."
There you have it. AFTER the levy defeat, contracts were reworked. Therefore, if the levy would have passed, contracts would NOT have been reworked. Well CEA, get ready to rework those contracts because this levy is going to fail also! Maybe a real giveback (not just accepting only a 2% raise instead of a 3% raise) by the union so that their "brothers" can retain their positions!
Black Squirrels of Canfield say, "VOTE NO"
Mr. Conley,
I applaud your efforts in taking the first step to repairing the damage done to this school district. Please don't be discouraged by negative feedback. Alot of people are still pretty ticked off. It will take time but I think you're efforts are genuine and will eventually be recognized.
The announcment of Zambrini's retirement will go a long way to restoring the spirit that once existed here.
Mr. Conley will say anything to get the levy passed.
Mr. Conley represents the teachers. It is not in his best interest to have a dialogue with parents.
Mr. Conley refrains from mentioning that Canfield teachers have received over 10% in raises the last 3 years + step raises. (No givebacks on that!)
Mr. Conley is an "iron fist in a velvet glove."
Mr. Conley, we will not be fooled by what you say or by Mr. Z's "decision" to announce his retirement.
The levy will fail again.
The mascot is ready . . . ..
make the teachers pay over 20% of the cost of their healthcare plan and contribute to their retirement with only a maximum 2% match from state or local funds . then maybe i'll vote for the levy. communicate that, big boy.
Your attitude is typical of the "cry babies" who still think teachers should be on a pedestal, still believe in the "goodness" of the public education system, and still think it's not about the money to teachers. I stand by my previous post. (#3)
Teachers have got it made - with Cadillac perks and bennies, early retirement, and excellent working conditions. Have you have a 36% increase in your pay the last 5 years like Mr. Conley?... No?
Parents like me have seen the good, the bad, and the ugly in the education system. It's not all bad - it just has gotten out of hand. Teachers these days make way too much money for 9 months of work.
Where are you coming from with your "diversity" comment? Diversity is just another name for "political correctness." Do you believe parents don't have any rights to criticize the education system?
There is an unsavory smugness and "air of superiority" in the teachers, administrators, and pro-levy parents in Canfield. Believe me, you people don't know it all.
Where are all the yard signs, public meetings, and multiple "letter to the editor" chastising people to vote for the levy this time?
I think it's all an organized effort to stay under the radar and hope the levy "sneaks" through.
Private industry workers' pay raises came to a screeching halt around 2008. Through inertia and school boards that were afraid to say no, the teachers pay kept rising at a healthy pace. This has resulted in, well, an out-of-whack economic model.
Teachers need to take pay cuts to right the model. Either that or take 5 year wage freezes, along with no longevitity raises, until the sytem rights itself. If not, voters will just keep voting down levies.
Teachers have to realize that it is not what they think they "deserve", it is the community economic situation that dictates their pay. The economy sucks and the teachers need to take a hit like everybody else has.
The only line of communication with the voters that matter is at the ballot box.
It's the only "check" on the out-of-control spending.
It's the only way to tell the school board whether or not they have done a good job.
It's the only way voters grade the superintendent.

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Polishing concrete
I've seen several ovens now where the landings/tables are finished with polished concrete. They look super. I like the idea of adding color, different stones, etc.
Is this something anyone can do or does it require special tools or skills?
Could you guys that have done this post a simple step-by-step for us to demystify the process?
What tools do I need? How much concrete is removed in the process (I assume I need to pour the concrete a little thicker than I need to achieve the correct level after smoothing/polishing)?
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Thats funny, I just asked Neil2 and his flying saucer the same question. He polished his concrete.
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This site seems to have a fair amount of instruction on the topic, particularly under the "grinding" chapter.Concrete countertop FAQs - how to build concrete counters albeit a bit self promoting.
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I might have to get that book. It looks like it might cost alot of money before you can even start. All the diamond pads. May be a little high in price to do one thing. If I did buy the stuff I would have to do some paying jobs to get some of the money back. It does look awesome.
What is the cost differance compared to granite?
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jc did you use the Cheng products?
Couple other sites fullback:
Concrete countertops; reinforcing and concrete mixes - Decorative Concrete Concrete Construction - Find Articles
Build Your Own Concrete Countertops Part 1 from the Natural Handyman home repair and do it yourself website
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Thanks for the websites.
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Diamond grinders and polishers are not as expensive as they used to be, in the $20 range. I got a new diamond cup wheel for a 7" grinder off e-bay for $1 and used it on my top. Not perfect, but because I used stones and sand left over from putting in my septic tank the whole top cost $10.
And I still have the wheel.
P.S. the stones were never in the septic tank!!!
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Like most anything, shop around and you can save considerably over the cost of granite (if you do it yourself). The concrete guys locally are pricing concrete countertops just under low end granite. I would love to try it myself, I will need project, maybe an out table from my oven. Convicing my better have to the need will be the toughest part.
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Ed (and others),
What kind of grinders are you all using?
As I mentioned, the how-to articles all talk about fancy $400 multi-speed wet grinders. Is that what you all are using? If not, can you mention some makes & models so I can get an idea of what I'm shopping for?
What will it take to do a nice job? This is the only polished concrete work I foresee doing.
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I have probably prepared and ridden more bikes for more tough adventure bike trips than almost anyone. Each time I do it, the bikes are better ... faster ... tougher. I thought back to my flying days and the failsafe engineering that goes into aircraft. It doesnt matter how well you build an aircraft - or how overengineered it is - the airframe can only take so much before it has to be pensioned off. And it occurred to me that maybe asking a bike, any bike, to do something as demanding as this trip, this Sibirsky Extreme Trail, from start to finish, at the speeds you need to go at to finish it on schedule, was possibly asking more out of the bike than its possible to put into a bike. After 2010, when I rode from Magadan to Holland with zero problems with the bike, nothing that needed to be fixed and just 2 bolts and a fuel tank cap that needed to be replaced (after Mongolia ironically) that I thought the bike was bulletproof. But that trip was only 8500 km (5300 miles) off road. The rest was asphalt. This trip was 18,000 km off road. Certainly for the first 8,500 - even 10,000 km of offroad, the bike remained bulletproof. But now that I was up to 12,000 km off road, the difference was beginning to show. It occurred to me that there is a limit. Maybe at this pace, you can not get more than 10,000 km of offroad in before you start to run into issues. Thats when I began to wonder .... is this trail the toughest test you can reasonably put an adventure bike through? Maybe I had even gone too far this time. Maybe this much off road is too much (without rebuilding the bike).
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The ProSport 10x50 Binocular (Black, Clamshell Packaging) from Simmons are at the far end of magnification and objective size for hand held viewing without the wobbles. With that in mind they provide enough power and light gathering ability to double as an astronomical binocular. The moon's craters - especially along the terminator, Jupiter's satellites and the Pleiades resolved into the Seven Sisters make this size optic a very desirable binocular. Terrestrially speaking, back here on Earth, the large 50mm objective increases light transmission in low light twilight conditions when the game comes out of hiding. A cloudy day need not be an inhibition to good viewing with these multi coated optics when their waterproofing, fogproofing and rubber armoring are calculated into the algorithm. An exceptionally wide 65° field of view is an opportunity to scan large areas of panoramic vistas of both the Rocky Mountains and the Milky Way. You'll often be happy that you dropped them in the backpack and won't regret the extra weight.
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Yup, Tom Hanks Really is a Nice Guy
It would have been so easy for Tom Hanks to skip the 'Bosom Buddies' reunion yesterday during the taping of the TV Land Awards, which will air next Sunday night at 9PM. He's one of the biggest movie stars in the world, appearing in more popular and/or critically-acclaimed and/or biggest-grossing modern movies than most other actors, so why in hell would he even bother to go to the reunion of some low-rated show he was on 30 years ago for only 37 episodes?
Because he's Tom Hanks, that's why.
An Open Letter to TV Land About the TV Land Awards
I'm very excited about the 'TV Land Awards' that will air on April 25 at 9PM. I'm a big fan of retro television (and Retro Television), and I like seeing a lot of stars both old and new get all dressed up and come together for a night of fun, craziness, and award-giving. Tim Allen as host? Great! You're going to honor Tom Hanks and Peter Scolari from 'Bosom Buddies?' Fantastic! A salute to 'Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks?' Outstanding!
I'm particularly excited about this year's show because from the promos I've seen, it looks like you're going to re-animate the dead.
Tom Hanks, Peter Scolari to Accept TV Land Award
According to TV Guide, Hanks and Scolari will appear alongside Donna Dixon, Telma Hopkins and Holland Taylor at the ceremony, which tapes Sat., Apr. 17, and airs Sun., Apr. 25, 9PM on TV Land. Tim Allen hosts.
Hanks and Scolari Will Accept a TV Land Award for 'Bosom Buddies'
Fellow cast members Donna Dixon, Thelma Hopkins and Holland Taylor will also be in attendance. Sadly, the late Wendie Jo Sperber cannot (may she rest in peace). The show will be broadcast on April 25th and will be hosted by Tim Allen.
While I won't say that 'Bosom Buddies' launched Tom Hanks' career (the movie 'Splash' gets more credit for that), it definitely showcased his comedic talent. Peter Scolari was also an excellent foil for him and even made a cameo in Hanks' directorial debut 'That Thing You Do.'
It makes you wonder what Kip and Henry are actually doing in the 'Bosom Buddies' universe thirty years later. Henry probably wrote that book about their experience posing as women in order to keep a roof over their heads and it became a bestseller. They might have even decided that they liked dressing in drag and continue to this day.
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There are those in the world that will try to convince you that Bosom Buddies, the early 80s sitcom starring Tom Hanks and Peter Scolari as two advertising guys who have to dress as women in order to afford the rent at an apartment building, is a terrible show. A show that was short-lived because it was so bad. A show that Tom Hanks is probably embarrassed to have on his resume.
None of those things are true. Hanks is proud of the show and has talked about it fondly for years. And the show is actually good. Sure, the premise is ridiculous and "sitcommy," but so what? If it's funny, it's funny. This show was funny, and the two leads and the supporting cast (including Telma Hopkins, the late Wendie Jo Sperber, and Holland Taylor from Two and a Half Men) are great together.
TVShowsOnDVD is reporting that the first season of the show is finally coming to DVD, after many years of speculation. No official word from the studio yet, but there is a pic of the box for the set, which will include 19 episodes. Hopefully there will be some commentaries too.
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Well hello again my racing family. After a week off due to family obligations, I am back. It's time for me to divulge what's on my mind from the racing at Kansas on Saturday night.
Tradition. I honestly struggled with finding three things for my list this week when it hit me. I missed the mothers. I know Clint Bowyer's mother waved the green flag. I know we weren't at Darlington but darn it, the divers' mothers should have given the command. I'm not usually a stickler for tradition but this is one I feel should be kept always and forever. These mothers deserve to be recognized on their weekend for all they have done for their children in the sport we love.
Kasey Kahne. It was just a few or so weeks ago that I wrote about the struggling Kahne so I feel I have to give props when they are due. It was nice to see one of the nice guys run where he should be all of the time which is near the front or at least the top 10. I hope this performance signifies a true turn around in his team's performance. Otherwise I'm afraid that the Kahne/Francis duo will no longer be.
Danica Patrick. Mirroring my sentiments from above, I have to also give credit to Danica. She qualified well and ran well all night. And I for one was shocked. Even when she has qualified well she has not been able to back it up. And like Kahne I hope this signifies the start of something good for her and the team. It would be awesome to see her do this week in and week out and eventually contend for wins and maybe one day a championship.
That's all for now. Come back next week to see what I have to say about the all star race.
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I know I was told a lot of things that are so untrue but i can't think of them!! Share yours
I wasn't taught this but I believed that dragons existed until the middle ages, until I was about 12 years old. Part of me wishes I still thought that...
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Before I went to kindergarten my brother, who is 8 years older than me, told me if I ever missed an answer on a test or homework or anything it meant I was stupid and failed. I of course believed him and cried everytime I missed points on anything. This caused me to miss points on my report card and I cried more. Finally I told my teacher who told my mom I was told that missing a couple points was ok...
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In elementary school I was a big time power ranger girl. I was in loooove with the white ranger! I don't remember how it got started but I ended up writing letters to him and he would write back!! I was so over the moon about it! I was always so excited to get his replies than write back and go stick my envelope in the mailbox.
Last year, my mom casually mentioned how that was my uncle corresponding with me, posing as the white ranger. Even as an adult I was SO disappointed to here it. So many years of thinking that it was really Tommy writing to me :( lol I don't know how I believed it looking back now.
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12/4/12 12:39 AM by UGCTT_Fillthy
Although I've been all over the Diaz/Hendricks fight, and I'd still love to see the BoomShot Wrestler vs DeathSlap BJJ, I think Marquardt-Hendricks makes the most sense for UFC. GSP - Diaz is big money. It's going to happen. Margquardt's got a belt that Johny can ride to a title shot if gets the job done, and if NateM wins there's very little damage done to the 'Contender' landscape that UFC has built around Georges. Johny has low name-value, and is a risky fight for anyone at WW...he's the perfect guy to welcome the Champ from another promotion.
12/3/12 6:40 PM by jsdaugh34
I think Hendricks should (deserve) a title shot next vs. St.Pierre.I think Nick Diaz should (deserve) a #1 contender fight vs. Nate Marquardt (if he beats Saffedine).I do not want to see GSP vs. Silva.I do not want to see JBJ vs. Silva.I do want to see Hendo vs. JBJ.I do want to see Silva vs. Shad Evans.Thought I'd share! Pulling for Hendricks Title Fight!!!
12/3/12 1:28 PM by French Fries Malone
I can't wait til they announce Diaz vs hendriks and he whinessssssssss!!!
12/3/12 11:37 AM by KingOfFighters
This.is what i see happening except for gsp diaz first followed by gsp anserson. If this kid wants to wait he may not fight for a year and a half and.by then there might be a stronger contender.
12/3/12 11:30 AM by KingOfFighters
He turnes down anderson, its been 5 years hes been ducking now
12/3/12 10:59 AM by Jill Laz
Dana white has shown in the past that he does not like guys who refuse to fight I don't think Hendricks is as high In favor as he thinks he is
12/3/12 9:53 AM by Larry Appleton
Hendricks deserves shot before Diaz (who lost to Condit)
12/3/12 8:55 AM by ILoveWatchingJonesBoneShogun
Cut his ass, seriously Dana it is time to make an example out of 1 of these fighters already. This trying to dictate who and when you fight is tolerable when you are one of the GOAT champs but now we have contenders doing this? Cut his ass. I am tired of Dana/Zuffa not using their leverage and power as a monopoly and giving in to the fighters demands
12/3/12 4:15 AM by Mexican Janitor
I get...I really do. But what sparks the Diaz fight is that Nick had a string of wins that put fighters on murders row up until he lost a controversial decision to Condit that people still argue. He gets busted for smoking a joint...not steroids. I don't think anyone took his post presser "I don't need this shit" as a serious well thought out retirement. Not to mention that Diaz and Georges was booked twice before and there's still a high demand for this fight. Hendricks is definetly in the mix but he's delusional if he thinks that he cleaned out the division. Not buying into the whole Silva is ducking Weidman and Geoerges is scared of Hendricks bull shit
12/2/12 10:26 PM by Wade Garrett
Point taken.Okay then, what you do is, you lose to to the champion in a lower weight class, THEN you get the title shot just because.If it was good enough for Randy Couture, it's good enough for Big Rig.


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I havent posted and rumors or rumblings in quite some time due to a lot of my connections/buddies are home for the summer and have withdrawn from hockey talk, but for those of you that like to hear this kind of stuff or any insight that I have; I heard a rumor where Brad Richards has stated now that he knows he's going to be a UFA that he'll be taking a "good look" at what Toronto has to offer.
I know its probably common knowledge by now that Richards is going to be a Toronto target, but that quote seems to be that Richards is indeed interested in coming here.
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|Judi Trott
|11 November 1962
|Years active
|1980 - 1997
|Gary Spratling
Judi Trott (born 11 November 1962 in Plymouth) is an English actress, best known for her portrayal of the Lady Marion of Leaford in the popular 1980s series Robin of Sherwood.
Trott started her career as a ballet dancer, having attended the Royal Ballet School in England. She later trained as an actress at the London Studio Center and landed her first acting role in Heaven's Gate (1980).
Married with four children to camera operator Gary Spratling, Trott has only appeared sporadically on film and television since the 1980s.
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- Painted Lady (1997) (mini) TV series: Barbara Stafford/Police Woman
- Circles in a Forest (1990): Kate
- Born to Dance (1988) (TV): Mandy
- Truckers (1987) TV series: Barbara
- Reunion at Fairborough (1985) (TV): Sheila
- Robin of Sherwood (1984–86) TV series: Lady Marion
- Living Apart Together (1982): Alicia
- Take Three Women (1982) (TV): Ellen
- Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story (1982) (TV) (uncredited): Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones
- Iolanthe (1982) (TV)
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Robert Gallahan
Robert "Bob" Gallahan, 76, of Colonial Beach, formerly of Alexandria, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012.
Bob had retired as an accountant in Alexandria and was a longtime member of Groveton Baptist Church in Alexandria and avid outdoorsman.
He is survived by his wife, Phyllis J. Gallahan of Colonial Beach; his daughter, Terry Lynn Kraupa (Rick), of Green Bay, WI; two grandchildren, Jonathan and Lea of Minneapolis; two great-grandchildren; and sister Patricia Minner of Alexandria.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 11, at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Colonial Beach, with the Rev. Ron Okrasinski officiating.
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Elizabeth Denise Thompson
Elizabeth Denise Thompson, 46, of Colonial Beach died Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012, at her residence.
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Willie Mason Taylor, Sr.
Willie Mason "John" Taylor Sr., 86, of Warsaw died Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012.
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She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Wilson Fauntleroy; and her sister, Brodie Rollins Fitzhugh of King George County.
She is survived by her son, Tom Fauntleroy of Laguna Niguel, CA; daughter Barbara Young (John) of Birmingham; granddaughter Stacy Harris (Owen); and great-grandsons Bailey and Nathan, of Pell City, AL.
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There will be a service at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 11, at Huntt Funeral Home in Waldorf, MD, followed by a graveside service at 11 a.m. at Maryland Veterans Cemetery in Cheltenham.
Anne Watts Hart
Anne Watts Hart, 66, of Port Charlotte, FL, died Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012 in Port Charlotte, after battling a long illness.
She was born January 19, 1946, in Fredericksburg, VA and moved to Port Charlotte in the early 1980's. Anne was a longtime resident of King George and graduate of King George High School. Upon moving to Port Charlotte she was employed in the medical field, later becoming a quality assurance representative for a furniture chain. Anne was a long time member of the American Legion Post 110 in Port Charlotte. She enjoyed the beach, fishing, cooking and her dogs. Anne was an inspiration to everyone she met, even in her final hours.
She is survived by her father, Robert G. Watts of Port Charlotte; brother Robert Watts (Kelly) and Charles David Peyton Jr. of Hampton, VA; as well as aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Her body was cremated at her request.
Memorial donations can be made to the American Lung Association, 6852 Belfort Oaks Place, Jacksonville, FL, 32216.
Donald Ray Warner, Sr.
Donald Ray Warner, 74 of Woodstock, passed away Monday, October 8, 2012 at home after a 12 year battle with cancer.
Dr. Warner was born in Woodstock on Nov. 22, 1937, son of the late Gabriel and Sylva Heavener Warner. He was a former member of the United Methodist Churches in Woodstock and Colonial Beach and was presently a member of the Columbia Furnace Church of the Brethren.
He graduated from Woodstock High School in 1956, Ferrum Junior College with an Associate's Degree, Lynchburg College with a Bachelor's degree, Emory University with a Master of Divinity degree, University of Georgia with a Master's degree and the Univ. of So. Mississippi with a Doctor of Education degree. He was a teacher in Gwinnett County, GA, and served as principal in Woodbridge and Frederick County (Gainesboro). He also served as administrative assistant to the late Frederick County Superintendent, Dr. Melton Wright.
Dr. Warner served for 17 years as the Division Superintendent of Colonial Beach Public Schools during which the new Colonial Beach High School was built through the use of community fundraising and a Virginia Literary Loan. He served a total of 38 years in public education.
Surviving family members include his wife of 53 years, Rachel Day Warner; a son, Donald Ray Warner, Jr., of Woodstock; two daughters, Penny Yvette Ransier of New Market and Krista Rose Osborne (David) of Woodstock; 12 grandchildren, Tamyra Palmer, Donald R. Warner III, April Warner, Jordan Warner, Daniel Warner, Quinton Warner, Hope Warner, Alicia Wood, Billy Ransier, Joshua Gum, Tristan Gum, Branson Osborne and 10 great grandchildren; a sister, Olive Rose Young (Bob); three brothers, Johnny Warner of Woodstock, Elwood Warner (Johanna) of North Bend, OR, twin brother, Daniel Warner (Sarah) of Fairfax, and sister in law, Opal, widow of fourth brother, Gabriel Warner, Jr.
There will be a Celebration of Life ceremony at the Columbia Furnace Church of the Brethren, 20910 Senedo Road, Edinburg, VA, 22824 on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at 11 a.m. with the Rev. William Fitchett officiating.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Columbia Furnace Church of the Brethren or the Gideons International, The Shenandoah County Camp, PO Box 793, Mount Jackson, VA 22842.
Dr. Warner is donating his body to medical science in order to help others.
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Vincent is a Latin-derived given name and surname, includes a list of individuals carrying the name.
Vincent may also refer to:
Main articles: Vincent, Vincent (given name) and Vincent (surname)
- Vincent of Saragossa (died 304), patron saint of Lisbon
- Vincent de Paul (1581–1660), founder of the Congregation of the Mission
- Vincent I, Duke of Mantua
- Vincent (singer) or Vincent Pontare (born 1980), Swedish singer, songwriter
- Mike Jones (wrestler) or Vincent (born 1962)
- Vincent (Surrey cricketer), English amateur cricketer
- Vincent (actor), Indian actor from Kerala
- Vincent, Jura, France
- Vincent, Queensland, a suburb of Townsville, Australia
- Vincent, Sud, Haiti, a village in the Aquin municipality of Haiti.
- Vincent, Western Australia
- Cape St. Vincent, a Portugal southwesternmost point
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- East Vincent Township, Pennsylvania
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- Port Vincent, Louisiana
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- St. Vincent Township, Minnesota
- Vincent (1982 film), a 1982 stop-motion short film by Tim Burton
- Vincent (1987 film), a documentary film by Australian director Paul Cox
- Vincent (novel) or Torture the Artist, a novel by Joey Goebel
- "Vincent" (song), a 1971 song by Don McLean
- Vincent (TV series), a television series on ITV1
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- Vincent, a character in the 1987 Beauty and the Beast television series played by Ron Perlman
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- Vincent, a hitman in Collateral
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|Lean ground turkey
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|Sour cream
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|Skim milk
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Black pepper
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|Ground nutmeg
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Non stick cooking spray
|Unsalted margarine
|1 Tablespoon
In a medium size bowl, mix the turkey, 1/2 cup of the bread crumbs, the sour cream, milk, pepper, and nutmeg; shape into 4 flat patties.
Coat on both sides with the remaining crumbs, set on a rack, and refrigerate, uncovered, for 20 minutes.
Lightly coat a heavy 10 inch skillet with the cooking spray, add the margarine, and set over moderate heat about 30 seconds.
Add the patties and brown for 5 minutes on each side.
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Dec. 6, 2013 in Idaho on Page A5 Two Priest Lake cabin owners were outbid for their leases on the state land under their Idaho cabins on Thursday – including one who has at least five ancestors' remains … 8
Idaho drops plans for Priest Lake cabin-site exchanges
Nov. 13, 2013 in Idaho on Page A5 BOISE – Planned land exchanges designed to let a fifth of the lake cabin owners at Priest Lake get ownership of the land under their cabins have been dropped. The … 21
Eye on Boise: Idaho cabin land swaps stall
Oct. 20, 2013 in Idaho on Page B2 BOISE – Three land exchanges designed to swap state-owned lakefront cabin sites for commercial property elsewhere were unexpectedly rejected by the Idaho State Land Board last week, after state lawmakers …
Family sues to stop Priest Lake auction
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Priest Lake campground closed for tree removal
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Falling tree kills Sandpoint camper during storm
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No cougar on Priest Lake island, officials say
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Auction of Priest Lake cabin sites off
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Vacant Priest Lake lots will be put up for auction
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Idaho to auction off 3 bare Priest Lake lots
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Priest Lake cabin owners can request new appraisals
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Priest Lake cabin owners can get new appraisals
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Five cabins face 'conflict bids'
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Chris Houston will be back with the Detroit Lions for the 2013 season and beyond after agreeing to a five-year deal on Wednesday, per multiple reports. His agent confirmed the news via Twitter: Chris Houston has agreed to terms with the Detroit Lions — Schwartz& Feinsod (@schwartzfeinsod) March 13, 2013 Houston was the Lions' No. 1 cornerback last year, and they were on the verge of being in big trouble in the secondary with Houston an unrestricted free agent. However, he was on the market for less than 24 hours before re-upping with Detroit. Terms of the deal were not immediately known.
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BURNET -- Some things you keep. Warm coats. Balding husbands. Feisty wives. They're good for you. Just too loyal, reliable, trusting, practical and caring to toss away. So you hang on because something old is often better than something new and strange. Take fond memories of special times shared. Like Thanksgiving feasts of remembrances.
I'm feeling nostalgic. Heck, I deserve it. I just turned 74. An old man. My body creaks with assorted aches and pains. I'm half deaf. My mind isn't as quick as when I was a daily writer. But it's still sharp enough to easily recollect precious Thanksgivings long gone. Plus all the people at those festive gatherings I've known and loved.
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Later, married to Rae, we served countless Thanksgivings dinners for our five children and friends. Rae popped the 25-pound turkey tom into the oven about 11 o'clock on Thanksgiving Eve. The bird roasted on low heat till sunup. I will forever cherish waking in the pre-dawn hours to enhale that heavenly aroma that filled our home. Then there were, and still are, Rae's classic foodstuff trimmings. Like her oyster dressing, green bean casserole, candied yams, fresh fruit salad and mince meat, buttermilk and pumpkin pies.
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The National Weather Service has forecast a good chance of a strong shot of chill wet air for this Thanksgiving, a welcome immigrant from Canada. It's just not right that we're wearing T-shirts and shorts on Thanksgiving with the air conditioner roaring. After the over-heated autumn let's pray the Canadian cold front won't be stalled by global warming. Sweater and jacket weather should put beaming smiles on mall merchants' faces come Black Friday.
This year there will be an empty seat at our Thanksgiving table. Our son-in-law Bobby just left for Afghanistan. He'll be there for a year employed by a London-based private contractor as a paramedic instructor at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul. So we will set two Thanksgiving tables this year -- one in our dining room, the other in our hearts about dinners of yesteryears.
We will do our best to make this one of our best Thanksgivings ever. Because now is the only time that really counts. For who can predict what another year will bring?
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Photograph - Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works, 'Elevator & Mixing Plant', Port Melbourne, Victoria, 1939 Reg. No: MM 119156
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- Black and white promotional image of a gear driven circulating elevator and mixing plant. It is part of a collection of photographs and marked printer's copy used in the preparation of trade literature promoting products manufactured by the Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works Pty Ltd. The items were originally housed in a wooden filing drawer, with many filed by subject. This photograph was previously filed under 'With Elev'.
The Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works of Port Melbourne was established by the German-born American immigrant Otto Charles Schumacher around 1890. Operating initially under the name Otto C. Schumacher, the firm specialised in the importation, manufacture, installation and repair of flourmilling equipment, especially the newer style roller flour grinding machines, and associated equipment such as flour sifters, pollard and bran extractors, dust collectors, grain elevators and bag fillers. The business was formally registered as the Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works Pty Ltd in 1910. In later years the firm diversified into the manufacture of grain grading machinery for farmers and more general manufacturing equipment such as grinding mills, conveyors and packaging machinery.
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Printed in purple ink on back of photograph: 'Kerr / BROS. / COMMERCIAL / PHOTOGRAPHERS / 533 COLLINS ST. MELBOURNE'
Printed in black ink on back of photograph: 'PHOTO FILE NO / SECTION'
Hand written in red pencil on back of photograph: 'OFFICE COPY'
Hand written in grey pencil on back of photograph: '15 / No'
Hand written in black ink on back of photograph: '51'
Printed in black ink on a cream label attached to back of photograph: 'From / Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works / PROPRIETARY LIMITED. / GEAR-DRIVEN CIRCULATING ELEVATOR / AND MIXING PLANT. / SUPPLIED TO: / CLARK KING & CO. PTY. LTD. MELB. / O.N. 38372 - 13/4/39. / PORT MELBOURNE, / VICTORIA.'
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Paul[Nelson, presentation team leader] asked me to come up with an idea for the 4th and I suggested the Virginia signers [of the Declaration of Independence] because most of them are pretty obscure to a lot of folks.
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What's more: Robert E. Lee would be born in 1807 into this same family. He later became a famous Confederate army general in the Civil War.
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The Southaven Rotary Club recently recognized Marina Hayes and Angela Whaley as its student and teacher of the month, respectively, from DeSoto Central High School.
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Her parents are Lyle and Jana Hayes of Olive Branch, and she has two younger brothers.
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