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Grandparents & Friends Day Address by David Sloan,
Good morning and welcome, grandparents. If I may, how many of you attended last year's Grandparents' Day? And how many of you remember what I spoke about? That's OK—neither do I. This way I don't have to worry about repeating myself!
Actually Waldorf education has been in the news, both directly and indirectly, quite a bit since we last met. Just a couple of weeks ago news agencies around the world announced that Thomas Sudhof, a professor at Stanford University, shared with two other researchers the Nobel Prize in medicine. What set the Waldorf world all aflutter was the revelation that Thomas Sudhof was a Waldorf alumnus, having graduated from the Hanover Waldorf School in Germany in 1975. He has worked for over 25 years exploring how neurons in the brain communicate with one another.
Now I must confess that when I tried to understand his research in more detail—about neurotransmitter-containing vesicles and pre-synaptic terminals—my own neurons started to clog up and my eyes glazed over. However, I did stumble upon one intriguing discovery amid the coverage about Sudhof in an interview he recently gave, in which he attributes much of his success as a scientist to one of his high school teachers. Of course one would expect to find that it was a biology teacher or some other science teacher who had inspired Sudhof, but no—he actually credited his bassoon instructor as being the most influential individual in his education, for teaching him "that the only way to do something right is to practice and listen and practice and listen, hours, and hours, and hours."
I mention this because it seems very Waldorfian of Sudhof to recognize the cross-disciplinary benefits he experienced as a Waldorf student. They may not all realize it yet, but your grandchildren are benefiting from the same cross-disciplinary curriculum that Thomas Sudhof appreciated. Every week, they practice the recorder, or sing in a chorus, or play a stringed or wind instrument in an ensemble. This goes on in Waldorf schools all over the world. While music programs have been whittled away or sacrificed entirely in other schools because they've been viewed as non-essential frills, music continues to play a central role in the lives of every Waldorf student, and not just because it's a nice social activity, or because it might become a nice pastime later in life for your grandsons or granddaughters to be able to dust off their old cello or bassoon and play a little tune in honor of your 90th birthday.
Recent scientific studies have confirmed what Waldorf educators have known intuitively for nearly a century—that playing music is a "whole brain" activity, that it promotes cognitive development, social-emotional awareness, and the ability to focus one's attention. In other words, it strengthens children's thinking, feeling and ability to exercise their will, those three capacities that Rudolf Steiner believed was so critical that he designed a whole model of schooling to cultivate them.
Now We can't guarantee that your violin-screeching or clarinet-squawking grandson or granddaughter will become a Nobel-prize winning scientist—or even a competent musician—but we can say with some assurance that having been a Waldorf student, he or she will be a more disciplined, more creative, more artistically attuned adult.
I don't want this to sound too Waldorf-congratulatory, but the scientific community seems to be catching up to Waldorf education in other areas as well. Recent research has validated one Waldorf pedagogical approach or another. Take handwriting, for example. We all know that with the technological tsunami that has engulfed our culture, handwriting has become nearly obsolete, especially among the young. Go into classrooms across the globe, including kindergartens, and you will find children clicking away, mesmerized by their laptops and ipads. Where in the world would you find a child taking the time and energy to exert herself applying pen to paper, laboriously making those archaic loops and lines, when she could use a keyboard to type an essay in a fraction of the time?
Waldorf classrooms may be among the last bastions where handwriting is practiced, even elevated to an art form. Waldorf teachers have long believed that the discipline, the visual and spatial awareness, the sustained attention required when we hand write has positive effects on children's development. A study at Indiana University last year substantiated this. Researchers used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to compare two groups of preschoolers—one having learned letters by typing, the other by handwriting. The scans showed that the brains of the children in the typing group didn't distinguish between letters nearly as well as the handwriting group. In short, children who learn letters by hand—as they have always done in Waldorf schools—may have an easier time learning to read, and retaining what they do read.
By the way, another related study in China showed that when aging subjects took up Chinese calligraphy for eight weeks, their cognitive faculties—especially their memory function—improved, while that of those who didn't participate got worse. So there's a helpful tip for any of us grandparents who can't remember where you last put your reading glasses or your car keys—for the keys, try your freezer. That's where I found mine.
Now the prominence we give to handwriting necessarily means that digital devices are absent in early childhood and elementary school classrooms. And this is by design. Again, Waldorf education may seem old-fashioned in this regard, but we distinguish very carefully between what's appropriate for older adolescents and grownups and what it's healthy for younger children. Most of us grownups are dazzled by the almost weekly advances in gadgetry; How did people ever find each other in airports before cell phones? How did we ever keep track of all our appointments before blackberrys? How did we ever manage to get from Freeport to Rockport without our portable gps systems? Surely we all realize how these devices have improved our adult lives.
Or have they? From the invention of the plough to Velcro, to the latest app, technology has always offered the promise making our lives easier, more efficient, more comfortable, less stressful. But here's one question--Are our daily lives today—in October, 2013—filled with more or less anxiety and stress than in pre-digital decades? Well, if you believe the statistics, upwards of 25% of people in this country are afflicted with some type of anxiety. Here's another way of putting it: "One out of every four Americans suffers from some form of mental or emotional disorder. Think of your three best friends. If they're okay, then it's you."
Here at Merriconeag we are doing our best to combat such anxiety by fostering capacities that will serve our children well when they leave the protective embrace of family and school. One of the most important of these capacities is confidence—confidence that they will think of creative approaches to complex problems that arise, confidence that they will be able to summon their inner sense of resilience and determination to bounce back from setbacks, confidence in their ability to read social situations and then interact positively.
This last capacity has often been considered too qualitative to assess objectively—until this month, that is, when a team from the New School for Social Research published a study in the prestigious journal Science. The study found that after reading literary fiction, as opposed to popular fiction or different types of non-fiction, people performed better on tests measuring empathy, social awareness and emotional intelligence—all essential skills in any social or professional situation requiring, say, reading someone's body language, or interpreting another person's mood or tone of voice—which is just about every minute of every day that you are interacting with other human beings.
Now Waldorf schools certainly don't have a monopoly on introducing their students to literary fiction. We can, however, boast of a rich tradition of storytelling that informs the entire curriculum, and it starts very, very early, with the puppet plays in the early childhood center, to the fairy tales and fables of the early grades, to the Norse and Greek and Indian myths of the middle grades. And in the high school, the storytelling doesn't stop. Why, just this fall, the ninth graders have been reading a beautiful contemporary coming-of-age novel, Purple Hibiscus, by the female Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, while the eleventh graders have been reading Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and the seniors grappled with Goethe's Faust. I've only skipped over the tenth graders because they've been studying The Bill of Rights in social studies, but later in the spring they'll be reading another literary classic—Homer's Odyssey. They span centuries and cultures, but these books all share the same attributes—they are ripping good tales that also provide windows into our all-too-human condition and apparently also help refine our ability to read the nuances of human behavior.
Perhaps I can end with a little story that you may be familiar with. It comes from Ovid's Metamorphoses, and the current eleventh and twelfth grades performed it as a play two years ago. Baucis and Philemon have lived as husband and wife into their old age. They are visited by two gods dressed as beggars, who have descended to earth to look for truly kind-hearted people. After the gods have had numerous doors shut in their faces, Baucis and Philemon offer to share with their guests their meager fare. For their generosity, the couple is given a single wish. The couple decides that rather than riches or eternal youth, they simply wish to die at the same time. "I'd hate to see my wife's grave," says Philemon, "or have her weep at mine." (p. 82).
The gods grant their wish. Baucis and Philemon grow into even older age together; then one day they discover that they are sprouting leaves, that their limbs are beginning to twist into intertwining branches. They just have time to say farewell to one another as the bark covers their mouths. In Mary Zimmerman's play, the narrators ringing the actors explain that at night, you can still hear,
stirring in the intermingled branches of the trees above,
the ardent prayer of Baucis and Philemon.
They whisper: 'Let me die the moment my love dies.'
They whisper, 'Let me not outlive my capacity to love.'
They whisper, 'Let me die still loving, and so, never die.'
This is why we teach stories in every grade of the Waldorf school. In tales such as these, the children learn that love remains the most transformative force in life. And that is what Waldorf education is really all about—not just preparing your grandchildren to go to college or hold down a job—but to participate in the miracle of self-transformation, which is also what the music they sing and play, and the handwriting they practice, and the stories they read, help them to do, so that they may transform for the better a world in desperate need of healing.
Circus Smirkus at Merriconeag:
Monday, August 3 & Tuesday, August 4, 1:00 & 6:00 pm,
Grade School Campus, 57 Desert Rd, Freeport.
with our own high school student, Sarah Norden,
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Risotto- a blank canvas?
I love risotto beyond almost all other foods and have recently begun making it at home. My favorite combo so far is basic Parmesan risotto with bacon or pancetta and roasted winter squash. That said, I haven't experimented that much. What is your favorite risotto add-in combo?
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- Willamette
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- News Archive
- 2008
- February
- Smith Scores 22 Points, McClary Adds 18, as Bearcats Win at Whitman, 78-66
Men's Basketball | Friday, February 1, 2008
Smith Scores 22 Points, McClary Adds 18, as Bearcats Win at Whitman, 78-66
WALLA WALLA, WASH. -- Senior wing Mike Smith (Talent, OR/Phoenix HS) and sophomore post Cameron Mitchell (Portland, OR/Grant HS/U. of Redlands) supplied every point in a 9-0 run midway through the second half, propelling Willamette University into a 12-point lead, and the Bearcats went on to defeat Whitman College, 78-66, Friday, Feb. 1 at the Sherwood Center. Smith finished with a game-high 22 points, as Willamette moved to 7-11 overall, 5-4 in the Northwest Conference. Whitman dropped to 4-13, 0-9 in the NWC.
Smith hit 8 of 12 field goals, including 4 of 6 three-pointers. He also grabbed five rebounds and provided two assists. Kyler McClary (Jr., Post, Hillsboro, OR/Glencoe HS) tacked on 18 points for Willamette, as he made 5 of 10 field goals and was a perfect 8 for 8 at the line.
Corey Costantino (Jr., Wing, Ashland, OR/Ashland HS) provided Willamette with 12 points, while Mitchell finished with eight points and four rebounds in just 15 minutes of playing time. Tain Cantrell (Jr., Post, Beaverton, OR/Westview HS) hauled down a game-high seven boards, while supplying six points, three assists and two steals.
Whitman was paced by Chris Faidley, who scored 20 points, while contributing six rebounds, four assists and two steals. Faidley, the NWC's leading scorer, entered the game averaging 24.4 points per contest.
Jordan Wheeler added 16 points for the Missionaries. Garth Brandal chipped in 11 points and three assists. Graham Brewer and Keefe Piper each scored eight points for Whitman.
Willamette surged in front 16-8 during the first 5:31 of the game, with McClary providing eight points. Whitman rallied to take a 27-25 lead on a 3-pointer by Max Adcox with 7:29 left in the period. WU tallied the next six points, including a trifecta by Smith, but the Missionaries answered with a 6-0 run of their own. Two jumpers by Cantrell in the final 1:36 gave the Bearcats a 35-33 lead at the break.
After the intermission, Wheeler sank a 3-pointer for Whitman to give the Missionaries a quick lead just nine seconds into the new half. The lead was short-lived, as Costantino responded with a 3-pointer for Willamette twenty seconds later.
WU led the rest of the game, but held a slim advantage, 56-53, after Adcox hit a 3-pointer for Whitman at the 10:03 mark. The 'Cats followed with their 9-0 run, as Smith scored the first five points on a jumper and a 3-point basket. Mitchell added the next two points on a jumper at the 7:58 mark. Mitchell also converted two free throws with 7:24 remaining to complete the run, giving WU a 65-53 lead.
The Bearcats converted 20 of 22 free throws (90.0%) during the contest to tie for the fourth-highest single game free throw shooting percentage in Willamette history (min. 20 attempts). The WU record of 95.5% (21 of 22) was set against Whitman on Jan. 23, 1999.
Two years ago, Willamette hit 19 of 19 free throws against Whitman on Feb. 4, 2006. That performance barely missed making the WU record book, as the Bearcats finished one free throw shy of 20 attempts.
In Friday's win, the 'Cats connected on 3 of 3 free throws in the first half, then made 17 of 19 charity shots in the second half. Whitman, which did not attempt a free throw during the first 20 minutes, finished the game 8 for 11 (72.7%) at the line.
WU sank 26 of 49 field goals (53.1%) against the Missionaries, while hitting 6 of 11 three-pointers (54.5%). Whitman shot 46.4% during the game (26 of 56), but converted just 30.0% from 3-point range (6 of 20). The Bearcats achieved a 32-22 rebounding advantage, including 18-9 in the second half.
With the victory, Willamette moved into a four-way tie for third place in the Northwest Conference standings. Joining the Bearcats at 5-4 are Linfield College, Lewis & Clark College and Pacific Lutheran University. The University of Puget Sound and Whitworth University are tied for the NWC lead at 8-1.
The Bearcats will remain on the road to take on Whitworth on Saturday, Feb. 2. Game time in Spokane, Wash., is scheduled for 8 p.m. (PST).


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Thursday, July 17, 2014
Lowcountry resident David Beasley will be honored with South Carolinas highest award for community service the Order of the Silver Crescent prior to the Charleston RiverDogs Military Appreciation Night game against the Augusta GreenJackets on Saturday, July 19, at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park.
Beasley is being recognized for his long-time volunteer work with the American Red Cross as a platelet donor and for his involvement in other community activities that include the Adopt-a-Beach Program, the Historic Charleston Foundation and the Riverland Terrace Neighborhood Association.
The Charleston RiverDogs and Riley Park are proud to serve as the site for this special presentation to a worthy individual, said RiverDogs General Manager Dave Echols. Mr. Beasley wanted to have the presentation at our Military Appreciation Night game because he wanted to share his honor with all the other reservists who put their civilian lives on hold to answer the nations call for help.
State Senator Paul Thurmond will be presenting the award on behalf of Governor Nikki Haley on the field around 5:40 p.m. and prior to the game that begins at 6:05 p.m.
Beasley is a retired Coast Guard Reserve chief warrant officer who was mobilized three times after 9/11.
The Order of the Silver Crescent is awarded to residents of South Carolina for exemplary performance, contribution and achievement within the community. It is the states highest award for volunteer and/or community service.
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Audio ahead of video on DVD burn
Hey guys, this is my first post, as most of the problems I come across have already been answered before, but this one I cant find anything. I burned a movie using toast, and when I put it in the DVD player the audio was about 15 seconds ahead of the video. Obviously rendering the disk useless. So I thought I'd use Isquint and click "Optimize for TV", and then try it. The file created by Isquint now has same problem (played in Quicktime). When I play the original file (avi.) in Quicktime Sync is fine. Any ideas what is causing this problem? Thanks for the time and help in advance.
I have same problem...
I have been frantically searching through forums for days looking for a solution. So far nothing has worked. It seems like no matter what I do or what program I use, the same thing keeps happening.
- I have an avi file that plays just fine in quicktime (and other players like VLC)
- I first used Popcorn 3 to burn it to DVD, and the audio is about 5 seconds ahead of the video. I tried again this time in toast titanium 9, and same thing happened.
- I don't know too much about codecs, but figured this might be related to the problem. After a few searches, installed perian, and I still have the same problem.
- I tried using iDVD, and I get no audio at all with that option.
- I also tried converting the avi file to an mpeg and a mov, and no matter what format I convert to, the audio is still out of sync.
If anyone can please please please shed some light on this, that would be great... thanks in advance.
You should try Visual Hub by Techspansion. I have had many movies in formats like AVI, MPEG, and MP4 that have had the audio and video not match, like it was a few seconds ahead. But Visual Hub has been able to fix that for me.
If the entire audio is available, what I would try is to convert the file to an Apple Intermediate Codec, export the audio to a separate AIFF file at 48Khz, then use an appropriate editor to bring them back together and align them manually if need be. Also disable the audio track of the video which will still likely be there.
The reason I suggest the AIC format is this will help to exclude incompatibilities of AVI if any.
VisualHub Worked!
Thanks for the quick responses!
I tried VisualHub and it did the trick! It's too bad that Techspansion isn't going to be offering it anymore, but i found an older version that worked. It seems like a really important piece of software to have, so is there anything else out there that works this good?
Thanks again!
Thanks for responding guys. Can you tell me where you found the older version of VisualHub? The one I keep finding is 1.34, but it says it is no longer available for download. Thanks again.
Found it. Thanks again for the help.
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This magnificent resort is located in the eastern part of the Dominican Republic, in the center of the famous Playa Bávaro Beach with unmistakable white sands, turquoise-clear waters and picturesque palm trees. Occidental Grand Punta Cana Resort is conveniently located within a few minutes from the Punta Cana International Airport. The well-groomed installations, varied gastronomy, and comfortable rooms and suites offer you an all-inclusive package that is certain to maximize your pleasure. The resort has 870 spacious rooms including 55 suites.
Amenities - Occidental Grand Punta Cana Resort
852 Rooms, 10 Restaurants, 8 Bars, Disco, Beach (Onsite), 3 Swimming Pools, Spa*, Fitness Center, Exercise Classes, 2 Tennis Courts, Mini Casino (Slot Machines), Golf (Nearby)*, Kayaking, Sailing, Snorkeling, Swimming, Windsurfing, Water Polo, Water Volleyball, Water Aerobics, Hoobiwave Riding, SCUBA Clinic (Pool), Motorized Water Sports*, Archery, Basketball, Meringue Dance Classes, Theatre/Auditorium, Children's Activities, Babysitting*, Currency Exchange, Laundry Service*, Shops. * denotes activities/services available for an additional cost. Amenities and inclusions are subject to change at any time.
Room Descriptions - Occidental Grand Punta Cana Resort
Room amenities include air conditioning, satellite television, telephone, refrigerated minibar, safety deposit box, iron/ironing board, coffee/tea maker, and hairdryer. Deluxe - All deluxe rooms feature a spacious, bright setting with one king or two double beds, and a private balcony for relaxation. As well as guests enjoying the all-inclusive plan, all rooms also feature a minibar restocked daily with water and soft drinks. In room amenities include a satellite television, safety deposit box (with additional cost) and bathroom with separate tub. Cribs & extra beds are available upon request.Grand Concierge Deluxe - Offers concierge services that will assist in planning a memorable vacation, booking restaurants, tours info, etc.. Also includes fruit basket, bottle of wine, turndown service, plush bathrobes, slipper and 10% discount on Spa treatments.Grand Romance Deluxe - Even the romantic moments are included. Enjoy a bottle of cava, chocolate covered strawberries upon arrival, one hour couples massage, first breakfast in bed, turndown service, a romantic dinner, 10% discount on Spa treatments, and a surprise gift. All of these special amenities are designed and included to create perfect, unforgettable moments.Junior Suite - Junior Suite rooms have one king bed, or two double beds, mini fridge, hair dryer, 32" flat panel LCD TV with Satellite TV, and telephone. Each mini fridge has water and soft drinks that are replenished every day.Royal Club Master Suite - The Royal Club Master Suites includes all of the resort's all-inclusive features and guests will enjoy opulent accommodations with a large two-bedroom, two-bathroom, living space, living room.Royal Club Luxury Ocean View - The Royal Club Luxury rooms are equipped with private balcony, one king or two double beds, air conditioning, ceiling fans, full bathroom, hairdryer, satellite TV, telephone, daily newspaper (upon request), safe, iron with ironing board, coffee maker and minibar, including water, beer and soft drinks that are replenished daily.Royal Club Luxury - The Royal Club Luxury rooms are equipped with private balcony, one king or two double beds, air conditioning, ceiling fans, full bathroom, hairdryer, satellite TV, telephone, daily newspaper (upon request), safe, iron with ironing board, coffee maker and minibar, including water, beer and soft drinks that are replenished daily.Deluxe Oceanview - Deluxe Ocean View rooms offer one king bed or two double beds, balcony or terrace, mini fridge, 32" flat panel LCD TV with Satellite TV, alarm clock/radio, telephone, in-room safe (with additional cost), full bath with shower and tub.Royal Club Junior Suite - The Royal Club Jr. Suite rooms include all of the resort's all-inclusive features and guests will enjoy spacious accommodations where you enter a spacious living room and separate bedroom with private balcony. The Royal Club Jr. Suite rooms also include luxurious linens and pillows, Etro toiletries, nightly turndown service and bathrobes.Royal Club Junior Suite Ocean View - The Royal Club Jr. Suite Ocean View rooms include all of the resort's all-inclusive features and guests will enjoy spacious accommodations where you enter a spacious living room and separate bedroom with private balcony. Specific bedding and/or special requests are fulfilled based on availability and cannot always be guaranteed.
Restaurants and Bars - Occidental Grand Punta Cana Resort
Le Buffet - International buffet. Breakfast 6 am - 10.30 am; Lunch 12.30 pm - 3 pm; Dinner 6.30 pm - 10.30 pm.Las Reses - Rustic a la carte restaurant serving grilled meat and fish. Dinner 6:30 pm - 9.00 pm.La Hacienda - Traditional Mexican food. Dinner 6.30 pm 9.15 pm.Via Veneto - A la carte Italian cuisine. Dinner 6.30 pm - 9.15 pm.D'Oriental - A la carte Japanese and Chinese cuisine, including vegetarian selections, seafood, pork and duck, served in a tranquil Oriental atmosphere. Dinner 6.30 pm 9.00 pm.Royal Club Lounge - A la carte restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Exclusively for guests staying at the Royal Club. Breakfast 7 am - 10.30 am; Lunch 12 pm - 4 pm; Dinner 6.30 pm - 10.30 pm.La Taqueria - Light Mexican offerings. Dinner 6.30 pm - 12 am.Beach Club - Casual buffet. Open from 12 pm - 4 pm.The Lobby Bar - Open from 9 am - 1 am.La Bodeguita Bar - Open from 6.00 pm – 11:30 pm.Bar Hundido - Open from 10 am - 6.00 pm.Bar Chiringuito - Open from 9 am - 6.00 pm.La Fontana Bar - Wood oven baked pizzas. Open from 6:30 pm - 6.00 am.Home Run Bar - Open from 10:30 am - 6.30 pm.Niki Bar - Exclusive beach bar for Royal Club guests. Open from 9 am - 11 pm.Mangú - Disco - Nightclub. Open from 11 pm - 5 am.Beach Club Bar - Open from 9 am - 6 pm.Dress Code: For the following specialty restaurants; Las Reses, Via Veneto, La Hacienda, and D'Oriental, a casual elegant dress code is observed. Men are required to wear long trousers. Shirts with sleeves required in all restaurants.
Weddings - Occidental Grand Punta Cana Resort
When booking a minimum of 10 rooms in the Royal Club for a minimum of 4 nights the hotel will offer a complimentary wedding package. This complimentary wedding package includes wedding coordinator service, ceremony and judge services, bridal bouquet, groom boutonnière, domestic champagne toast during the ceremony (for up to 20 people), wedding cake enough for up to 20 people, photographer and 10 photographs (no negatives), decoration of the ceremony area (made up of balloons and flowers), nuptial gala dinner at a la carte restaurant including local drinks with special menu (for up to 20 people), fruit basket in the room upon arrival for couple, witnesses if required can be afforded by the hotel, nuptial breakfast in the room for couple, and music with a guitar duo.
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HOPEWELL, Va. – Police have arrested 52-year-old Ulysses Blanding for first-degree murder after a woman's body was found Saturday afternoon in Hopewell.
Police responded to the Davisville Apartments for a domestic dispute just before 4 p.m.
There police found 28-year-old Cathrine Elizabeth Lipford's body.
She had been stabbed multiple times, police said.
"Police are searching for a Hopewell resident Ulysses Blanding Jr.," police wrote in a statement. "Warrants are currently on file for Murder in the 1st Degree in relation to the Homicide of Catherine Elizabeth Lipford."
Hopewell Police ask anyone with information call (804) 541-2284 or call Hopewell/Prince George Crime Solvers at (804) 541-2202.
This is a developing story. Watch CBS 6 News at 11 for a live update.


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Join us for an afternoon of celebrating local creative talent and the fall harvest as The Table at Brandywine hosts its kick-off event! We will share a farm-to-table lunch on the farmhouse lawn at Bethel Baptist Church in Wilmington, DE. We are excited to meet you, eat together, and hear your ideas for building a more vibrant community! We are thankful for a great team of creatives and volunteers that are giving their time to this new vision.
CHEF: Chris Montgomery (Philadelphia, PA)
Christopher Montgomery grew up in Wilmington, Delaware where his grandmother instilled a passion for food and gardening in him from a young age. In high school, his cooking teacher encouraged Chris to pursue food as a career. Professionally, Chris has built a wonderful repertoire, studying under such well known's as Chef Michael O'Hare of Capers and Lemons, Sean McPaul of Talula's Garden and Joshua Behm of Talula's Table. Throughout his culinary journey, Chris insists that the beauty in choosing only the most seasonal and local ingredients delivers the best possible product to the table with out fail. When it comes to farm to table dining, Chris believes in the value of the intimate relationship built with farmers. This direct line of communication enables community needs and desires to be addressed and allows access to uncommon or rare produce that may not be found in grocery stores. Currently, Chris is working as sous chef to Brian Ricci at Kennett Restaurant in Philadelphia.
ARTIST: Sammi Bateman (Philadelphia, PA)
Sammi grew up in Delaware and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Delaware in 2011. During school she worked on the visual team at Anthropologie in the Christiana Mall. After graduation she moved to Philadelphia and worked at Sullivan Owen Floral & Event Design. She recently returned to the visual team at Anthropologie, this time at Brinton Lake in Glenn Mills, PA.
MUSICIAN: Matthew Halley (Newark, DE)
Hello! I am a naturalist, scientist and musician, and have lived and worked in many different countries. I write and perform original songs inspired by my experiences, teach private music lessons, and freelance as an audio engineer for large jazz and world music ensembles.
I've performed in a lot of great venues over the years, including:
- WXPN Folk Show with Gene Shay (Philadelphia, PA)
- Moab Arts Festival (Moab, UT)
- Trocadero Theatre (Philadelphia, PA)
- Dji Sam Soe Jazz Festival (Sukabumi, Indonesia)
- Philadelphia's Magic Gardens (Philadelphia, PA)
- Barbershop Harmony Society International Competition
- PASA Conference (State College, PA)
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I first heard Buddy when I was in the 7th grade, around 1973. For some reason he was on location with Wide World of Sports on TV and played Wipe Out ( of all things ) like it's never been played before or since.
After high school I got to see him in person a few times . The first was at a small dinner club in my hometown ( quite a small town on the outskirts of Orange County , Ca. )
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On Monday, June 16, 2014 an incident occurred regarding an adult female who was confronted by an unknown male adult while walking near 33rd Street West and Ave K in Lancaster. A press release is forthcoming later in the day from the L.A. County Sheriff's Information Bureau. The Sheriff's Department Special Victims Bureau has advised the A.V. College Campus Sheriff's Office that the incident did not occur on campus and the suspect is in custody.
Update: June 17, 2014 at 3:02pm
In a press release issued this afternoon by the Special Victims Bureau:
"On Monday, June 16, 2014, at approximately 2 p.m., Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Special Victims Bureau began investigating the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 19 year-old female. The victim was walking on 33rd Street West in the City of Lancaster when the suspect approached her from behind and forced her into his vehicle. The suspect then took the victim to an abandoned house in the 43000 Block of 33rd Street West in Lancaster, where he sexually assaulted her. Once he completed his assault, the suspect entered his vehicle and fled the location. The victim called Lancaster Station to report the assault.
At approximately 3:30 p.m., Lancaster Station patrol deputies found the suspect inside his vehicle, while parked in the 1000 block of West Avenue H-12 in Lancaster. The suspect was taken into custody at that time.
The suspect is currently in custody at the Los Angeles County Jail and being held in lieu of one million dollars bail.
The suspect is a person of interest in three other sexual assaults that occurred in the Antelope Valley, dating back to 2012.
Anyone with information regarding these assaults is asked to contact the Sheriff's Special Victims Bureau at (877) 710-5273."
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usacoder writes with news of Craig Zucker, former CEO of the company behind Buckyballs, the popular neodymium magnet toys that were banned by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission in July 2012. Zucker ran a brief campaign to drum up opposition to the government's ban, but it didn't turn out to be enough. Unfortunately for Zucker, the story didn't end there. Despite the magnets being labeled as not for kids, the Commission filed a motion to find him personally liable for the costs of a product recall, estimated at around $57 million. "Given the fact that Buckyballs have now long been off the market, the attempt to go after Mr. Zucker personally raises the question of retaliation for his public campaign against the commission. Mr. Zucker won't speculate about the commission's motives. 'It's very selective and very aggressive,' he says. ... Mr. Zucker says his treatment at the hands of the commission should alarm fellow entrepreneurs: 'This is the beginning. It starts with this case. If you play out what happens to me, then the next thing you'll have is personal-injury lawyers saying "you conducted the actions of the company, you were the company."'"


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It sounds like mighty big gulp for a relative novice, but Carrie Underwood has been signed to play arguably the most-beloved nanny in the history of entertainment – in the most beloved musical of all time.
Underwood, 29, will play Maria von Trapp in next year's live TV broadcast of Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music, it was announced Friday.
"She was an iconic woman who will now be played by an iconic artist," Greenblatt said in a statement, referring to von Trapp – who was first immortalized on Broadway in 1960 by Mary Martin, then in the Oscar-winning 1965 Best Picture of the Year by Julie Andrews.
Underwood's previous acting credits were roles on TV's How I Met Your Mother, as the love interest of Ted (Josh Radnor), and, in her film debut last year, as a church leader in Soul Surfer, a coolly-received feature about real-life shark victim Bethany Hamilton.
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A worthy read on Fast Co Design. Pinterest's founding designer shares his simple design philosophy, here is an excerpt.
"Designers, designers, designers" has become the new "developers, developers, developers." Witness the ever-growing list of job postings for product designers, UI designers, user research designers, UX designers. They're posted faster than I can read them. Someone needs a "senior design champion" (versus a normal design champion?), while another is looking for a "catalyst of creativity." Designers are becoming the new hotness, just as front-end engineers blew up job boards when businesses started taking the web seriously. We need a designer. You need a designer. We all need designers.
I agree, we all need designers. But I'd argue that we already have them. They're us: you and me. Design shouldn't be designated a specific function or industry. The discipline is just as fundamental as technology and profit are to a business that it doesn't need to be isolated to a single role. It should be considered part of every role.
Design is shrinking the gap between what a product does and why it exists. Designing is not just about picking the right font or gradient. Stop thinking about design in terms of wire frames or visual style; it is about the product as a whole. Designing is figuring out the purpose of your product and how you orient everything else around it. And that means that everyone within a company plays a role in the design process. And thatmeans that everyone in a company needs to learn design literacy. It's a hard task. Everyone tells their MBA-wielding friends that they should learn to code: "Anyone can do it," or "It's going to be the new literacy." People think code is the basis of a working product. But what about design? How often are people told that they should "learn to design"?
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He was just trying to improve his diction.
Treme isn't even that good of a show.
Accurate or not?
We could also just find everyone in criminal court guilty in the hope that it will decrease the crime rate. If the red-light cameras aren't 100% accurate, they have no business being used anywhere in the country. No one deserves to get a ticket when there isn't proof of guilt. How can people be expected to navigate through intersections like earhart and carrollton with all the construction going on and still be worried about getting stuck in traffic in the middle of the intersection where a red-light camera will promptly snap a picture because you were trying to crawl across the street at 3 mph?
This is outrageous.
Let's hold off investigating these shootings while we waste time and money investigating police officers who were trying to do their jobs in an unprecedented natural disaster that took place over 4 years ago in possibly the most dangerous city in the country. I'd love to see some of the people complaining about their performance be the ones stuck in their position at that time.
I've lived here my whole life, and I'd say that article is pretty spot on. It's just another problem to add to a very long list.
Antonio Daniels couldn't even dribble, and he played backup point guard.
OMG! Are these people out of their minds! They are so wild.
It's not dangerous to us, and it sure seems like the media wants us to think it is. Hopefully the people that are actually in this storm's path will be safe.
Why so much coverage when it isn't even supposed to make landfall?
Yeah, it's just a bust to appease the citizens. They may have even planned it with the drug dealers.
When are people going to learn you can't hang out on your porch after you just committed a crime.
This guy was almost re-elected.
Here come about fifty thousand lawsuits
Maybe she didn't know how to fold up the stroller.
What right are they taking? You don't have to talk, and you still have the right to counsel. If you aren't stupid, you'll be fine. Plus, in what situation would an innocent person be in that much trouble when they were answering questions?
Just get Veronica White to maximize our FEMA dollars.
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Election day is now less than 24 hours away - and candidates across the state are making a final push to try to get your vote.
U.S. Senate candidate Republican Heather Wilson will stop in six New Mexico cities Monday.
She will hold rallies in Santa Fe, Clovis, Hobbs, Las Cruces, Farmington and Albuquerque.
She won't be alone - Gov. Susana Martinez will be there to help Wilson drum up support.
Meanwhile, Wilson's opponent, Democrat Martin Heinrich, is making a final push of his own Monday.
His will be telephone-based, however.
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He has also crisscrossed the state over the past few days. On Friday,, he was in Alamogordo and Las Cruces, and on Saturday he made stops in Gallup and Grants.
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advance payday A fierce tornado destroyed his home. Finally, when the rains stopped and floods subsided, he returned to look at the damage. All had been destroyed. His home was gone. His belongings had been washed away. There was little more than the foundation and piles of rubble. But as he stood at the site, …
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Jun 12 2013
Triumph through tragedy
June 12, 2013
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