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MADISON - Special Agent Kevin Heimerl of the Wisconsin Department of Justice State Fire Marshal's Office was recently named Investigator of the Year by the International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI). This award is presented annually to one investigator who has exhibited exemplary professional expertise in either civil or criminal arson control.
Special Agent Heimerl's nomination highlighted a Calumet County arson case from September of 2006. After a systematic investigation executed in conjunction with fire experts hired by the insurance company, he was able to determine the origins of two separate fires within a household; designed by a husband to trap his wife within the master bedroom. Despite uncooperative witnesses, S/A Heimerl was successful in determining the truth, and eventually aided in the guilty plea of the defendant. In 2008, Special Agent Heimerl received the Investigator of the Year Award from the Wisconsin Chapter of IAAI in recognition for his work on the same case.
"Kevin's dedication to the people of Wisconsin exemplifies the commitment to excellence that we look for throughout the Wisconsin Department of Justice," said Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen. "It is our mission to assist law enforcement, and to do so with the highest level of professionalism and competence. Kevin personifies this mission. I am proud to see him honored for his hard work."
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rolled oats
1/4 cup
1 tablespoon
1 tablespoon
chunky peanut butter
2 teaspoons
agave nectar
1/8 teaspoon
vanilla extract
salt to taste
This recipe as written doesn't work. There's simply not enough liquid to cook 2/3 cup of oatmeal in the microwave, the texture ends up dry and chunky. I knew it, but I followed the instructions anyway, ended up adding another 5 Tbsp milk, and it still wasn't "creamy." However.......it certainly has potential to be 5 stars. I would add one more step which wouldn't add much more time to preparation. Add some boiling water to the oatmeal until you achieve the right consistency, then stir in the other ingredients and microwave just long enough for the peanut butter and the blueberries to soften. It's certainly worth another try because the combination of ingredients really makes a tasty oatmeal.
I doubled this recipe to feed two. I upped the milk to 1 1/3 cups and omitted the two tablespoons of milk. The recipe as written would not have worked with that little amount of liquid. This was an okay recipe, my youngest thought it tasted like a peanut butter and blueberry jam sandwich. I think with a little tweaking, it could be much better. Three and a half stars.
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The Importance of Tracking ROI For Internet Marketers
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As with any business, once you start promoting a product on the web, you need to pay close attention to the bottom line. If a marketing plan is not working, it is far better to know straight away, and change your current methods rather than to allow it to languish and fade, costing you both time and cash.
To be able to grasp the principals of investment strategies of any kind, you need to know the best way to compute ROI. ROI stands for return on investment. It may sound easy enough. How much spent on advertising and marketing vs. the amount you distribute. If it were really that simple nobody would have a dilemma being able to see when they are getting their money's value. ROI consists of a simple formula: GROSS earnings minus advertising and marketing investment, divided by that advertising expense. That will give you a percentage of earnings. In the event you created $100,000 and had to spend $30,000 to create it then you would have a little better than a 2% profit. Fair enough, however is that enough to know for sure?
Unfortunately a lot of newbie marketers fail to keep track of all the things they shell out. You have to figure costs to produce a product, ship it to yourself, dispatch it to buyers, in addition to all relevant online expenses such as websites, landing pages, graphic designers, and so on. Calculating ROI is challenging enough with 1 product, however, if there are several it can truly become tricky, particularly when they each share a few of the investment decision costs, for instance website space. You have to be able to break down the portion each utilizes, because it's essential to follow specific goods. You could have a very healthy company, but if you've a few products not pulling their weight, or worse, losing you lots of bucks, it may seem that the whole business is in poor condition.
Given that website marketing is so simple to get into, many people who've never ran a business previously establish online companies. They've never been required to analyze profits, and when they see $100,000 revenue, and figure the major costs they recall investing as about $30,000, they believe they are in the riches, yet can't understand why they are also broke.
Take the time immediately of your web business, and create a spread sheet to keep tabs on all expenses, from the largest to the smallest. Break down the actual pay out of fees to incorporate both basic expenses shared by all of the items, and fees which are unique to a certain item. Make it happen even though you may only have one product at the moment you begin. One never knows where you will go after that, and having the bookkeeping down pat at the start can certainly make any transitions you make in the future less of a challenge.
You cannot monitor ROI too much. If you performed day after day computations, it could be a little extreme, but it's much better to be overly cautious, rather than ignore them, or only compute your gains once a year.
Knowing your company's true value can not only help you evaluate which is performing, and what is not, it will also help you figure out what marketing promotions are doing the job then when it comes time, if you require a loan to expand, or get through a challenging spot, it will help financiers appreciate you've got something valuable and worth taking a risk on.
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Nestled in the heartland of America, Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) is an icon of American manufacturing done right. And now that it's being powered by new technology, emerging markets growth and new regulatory standards, the company is ready to book serious profits.
Founded almost 100 years ago and publicly traded since 1957, Cummins dominates the diesel truck engine market in the United States and is strongly increasing its international presence.
The high quality, efficiency and durability of the engines Cummins designs and builds are the foundation of the company's leadership. And its strong and disciplined cost controls, inventory, and receivable management are vastly superior to that of its competition.
Those attributes translate into higher profitability and cash generation, and in turn, allow for a light debt burden, high liquidity and a bulletproof balance sheet.
Cummins' superior quality and cost advantage are what's made it the leading designer and manufacturer of diesel engines in the United States. It's also quickly become the largest producer of natural gas and hybrid bus engines in the country. And both segments are due for very strong increases in sales.
Cummins was the first to comply with a very tough new environmental standard in 2007, and in 2008, it pushed Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) out of the on-highway heavy engines business. Daimler AG also ceased sourcing engines internally and switched to Cummins.
The company already is consistently beating sales and earnings estimates, and it's showing no signs of slowing down. Cummins' first-quarter net income more than doubled Wall Street estimates, rising to $149 million, or 75 cents a share, from $7 million, or four cents, in the year-earlier quarter. And we can expect a similar out-performance as we approach its second-quarter earnings report, to be released on July 27.
This is not only because the company boasts disciplined and consistent management, but also because U.S. and global trends are providing a unique profit opportunity.
While Asia and Latin America - most notably Brazil - are now being forced to curtail economic growth to keep from spurring inflation, the U.S. recovery continues to gain momentum. And, very importantly, infrastructure spending remains a strong pillar of global growth.
As a result, there currently is very high demand for new trucks all over the globe. That's why Cummins' international sales have grown to 60% of total sales from 40% just a couple of years ago. Who says that America cannot compete in manufacturing around the world?
In the United States, the trucking industry has been caught with an antiquated fleet that is in desperate need of replacement. The average age of the U.S. truck fleet is the oldest it has been in decades, and old trucks mean higher maintenance costs. As the U.S. recovery gathers steam, trucking companies are increasingly taking advantage of low interest rates to replace their trucks and reduce operating expenses. And the federal government has ambitious plans to increase mileage standards for big rigs, which will help accelerate the replacement of old trucks.
In addition, higher gasoline prices have accelerated the migration to diesel engines. Cities, states and federal governments are moving towards more efficient vehicles and thus increasing their purchases of natural gas and hybrid engines. The United States is riddled with large pockets of natural gas and prices are very low right now, which makes shifting to natural gas-powered bus fleets a no-brainer.
Cummins is perfectly positioned to take advantage of this with new, undisclosed designs aimed at reducing pollution and boosting mileage. It might not be as sexy as Apple Inc.'s (NYSE: AAPL) iPhone, but it's much more difficult to leapfrog Cummins' products and the profits it's generating will soon be just as good.
This trend is increasingly dominant in Europe and Asia as well, as countries around the world tighten emissions and mileage standards further.
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CHAPEL OF THE CROSS - Susan Moeser. Thursday, May 1, 7:30p. 304 E. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill. Church phone number 919-929-2193.Organ concert; works by J.S. Bach, Tournemire, Couperin, Messiaen, Hampton, and Vierne. -Nerys Levy: The Face Of Our Earth: Polar Regions. thru -Apr. 27, Mon-Thurs 11a -1p, Fri 10a -noon, call for Sun hours. This haunting exhibit is a celebration of our earth through paintings, It is intended to put a face on the Polar Regions so that we can think about what is being lost as a result of our planet's climate change.
DURHAM - COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH - 4821 Barbee Road, Durham (919) 544-1319 Rev. Percy R. Chase. - Rev. Dr. Percy R. Chase's 36th anniversary as pastor. Sunday, Apr. 27, 8a. Recognition will feature various groups within the church paying tributes and making presentations to him on this occasion followed by Dr. Jerome W. Washington of Mount Vernon Baptist Church as guest minister.
ENO RIVER UNITARIAN - 4907 Garrett Rd, Durham. 919-489-2575 web: www.eruuf.org, Sun, 9 - 1, M - Th, 10 - 4. - River Rhythms! West African Drumming. Weekly drumming groups meets on Sundays, 7 - 8:30p. 919-644-1335Beginners are welcome! Please contact to reserve a loaner drum. Kathy Hopwood, firstname.lastname@example.com or (919) 644-1335 Free. - "Remembrance, Reflections, Radiance" an exhibit of photographs by Robert Sotolongo. at the ERUUF gallery, 4907 Garrett Rd, Durham, 919-489-2575, Sun 9—1,M—Th, 10--4. The exhibit will be displayed from 4/13 and runs to 5/18.
HICKORY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH - 9112 Bethe Hickory Grove Church Rd. Chapel Hill, NC 27516. 919-929-4491. -Fitness Ministry. Apr. 28, May 1, twice weekly, Monday, & Thursday, evenings. Fitness classes , low & high impact aerobics routines. Calorie burning , exhilarating, & fun.
KEHILLAH SYNAGOGUE - 1200 Mason Farm Rd. Chapel Hill, NC 27514. -Yom Hashoah: Holocaust Memorial Commemoration -. Sunday, Apr. 27, 6:30 - 8p. Kehillah Synagogue, 1200 Mason Farm Road, Chapel Hill, For more information, please contact Sheva Zucker at (919) 286-3628, firstname.lastname@example.com Durham-Chapel Hill Jewish community's Yom HaShoah celebration . Free.
KOSALA BUDDHIST CENTER - 711 West Rosemary Street, Suite E Carrboro, NC 919-537-9546 Wendy Webber, firstname.lastname@example.com Free, but donations are appreciated. - General Meditation Class. Wednesday, Apr. 30 (every Wednesday), 7-8:30p. No previous experience necessary. free/donation. - Meditation 101. Tuesday, Apr. 29, (every Tuesday), 7-8:15p. This class is an introduction to meditation & is perfect for absolute beginners to meditation. $10 ($8 for students and seniors).
NEW JERUSALEM BAPTIST CATHEDRAL - Annual Community Day. Saturday, Apr. 26, 11:00 am-5:00 pm. 3405 Danube Lane, (corner of Old Oxford Highway & Danube Lane, Durham, Nc 919-220-7606Activities include a Health Fair, Fun, Food, and Entertainment for all ages. Frances Dancy, email@example.com Free.
ST. PAUL AME - 101 N. Merritt Mill Road, Chapel Hill NC 27516 (919) 967-3961. -Rev. James Swain. (4th) Sunday, Apr. 27, 11a. (4th Sunday, 11:00 a.m.). -Dr. Rodney Trice. Wednesday, Apr. 30, 7p. 00 a.m.) .
UNITED CHURCH OF CHAPEL HILL - 1321 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd 919-942-3540. firstname.lastname@example.com. - Youth Vesper Worship Service. Sunday, Apr. 27, (each 1st Sunday) , 5:15p. Each 1st Sunday of the month at 5:15 pm, the Youth will lead a Sunday evening worship service. -Spanish Language Worship. Sunday, Apr. 27, (every Sunday) 6p. Iglesia Unida worships in the Sanctuary of United Church of Chapel Hill, 1321 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. David Mateo will be leading worship. -Adoración Y Alabanza En Español. Domingo, Apr. 27., (cada Domingo) 6p. Iglesia Unida, 1321 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, se reune en el sanctuario. Predicacion por David Mateo y música contemporanea. Para más información, www.unitedchurch.org o 919-942-3540. -Taizé Service. 7p. An ecumenical worship service in the tradition of Taizé, an ecumenical community in Taizé, France, at United Church of Chapel Hill, 1321 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. It is a quiet, meditative service. -Monday Noon Book Group. Monday, Apr. 28, (every Monday) 12noon. Currently reading The Good Funeral: Death, Grief and the Community of Care. Bring a bag lunch and join in the conversation. -Sermon Shaping. Wednesday, Apr 2, (every Wednesday) 7a. Join one of the pastors of United Church of Chapel Hill, 1321 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, as a small group looks at the lectionary texts for next Sunday's worship. We begin at 7 in the morning for approximately one hour in the library. Coffee and tea are General, $10.00 for Students, Seniors, Military, http://artful.ly/store/events/1636. - Chancel Choir. (every) Wednesday, 7:30 pin the Music Room.
WHITE ROCK BAPTIST CHURCH - 3400 Fayetteville Street, Durham, NC 27707. 919-688-8136. -Bible Discovery Classes. Wednesday, Apr. 30, (every Wednesday) 7p. We are studying Baptist beliefs; we are using the book, Baptist Beliefs, by E. Y. Mullins as a study guide. If you have not obtained your copy, please contact the Church Office at 919-688-8136 to do so - the cost is $10. -Daily Prayer. Daily, Noonday Prayer is at 12p in the Moore-Kennedy classroom, and Prayer Meeting is at 6p. in the Sanctuary. Prayer kneelers are placed around the altar for your use for private prayer whenever the church is open. -Noon Day Prayer. Wednesday, Apr. 30, (every Wednesday), 12 noon to 1p. 3400 Fayetteville Street, Durham, NC 27707 919/688-8136Join us each week for Wednesday prayer services: Noonday Prayer is at 12:00 p.m. in the Moore-Kennedy classroom Gloria Fuller, firstname.lastname@example.com://whiterockbaptistchurch.org/content.cfm?id=133&category_id=5 Free.
NAR-ANON FAMILY GROUPS - Weekly Meeting. Addiction is a family disease. Nar-Anon is a 12-step support group for family and friends of addicts. There are no dues or fees. Just come to a meeting. http://www.nar-anon.org. - Weekly Meeting. Monday, Apr. 28, 8 - 9p (Every Monday). Westminster Presbyterian Church, 3638 Chapel Hill Road, Durham. 919-596-2915. -Weekly Meeting. Thursday, May 1, 7-8p (Every Thursday). Immanuel Temple Seventh Day Adventist Church, 2102 South Alston Avenue, Durham. 919-383-4236.
DEBTORS ANONYMOUS - Weekly Meeting. Wednesday, Apr. 30, 7p - 8:30p. Trinity Ave. Presbyterian Church, 927 W. Trinity Avenue. Durham, N.C. 27701. corner of Trinity & Gregson. Look for the green "DA" signs and follow the directions. We meet in the Bridal Room, past the Choir Room. Can't get your money right? Ruining your life? We can help! (919) 683-3013 (Robin) or (919) 274-7463 (Tom) http://dacarolinas.org/ .
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS - Weekly 12-step meetings. 919-406-9300For anyone with any food/eating issue. No dues, fees, or religious affiliations. Scott Phillips. http://www.triangleoa.org. - Weekly Meeting. Friday, Apr. 25, 12-1:30p. Holy Infant Catholic Church, 5000 Southpark, Durham. -Weekly Meeting. Saturday, Apr. 26, 10-11:30a. Westminster Presbyterian Church, 3639 Old Chapel Hill Road, Durham. -Weekly Meeting. Saturday, Apr. 26, 10-11a, 10a for newcomers. Structure House, 3017 Pickett Road, Durham. -Weekly Meeting. Tuesday, Apr. 29, 12-1:30p. First Presbyterian Church, 305 East Main Street, Durham. -Weekly Meeting. Wednesday, Apr. 30, 12-1:30p. Holy Infant Catholic Church, 5000 Southpark, Durham. -Weekly Meeting. Thursday, May 1, 12-1:30p. First Presbyterian Church, 305 East Main Street, Durham.
DSI COMEDY THEATER - Offering performances, classes and workshops. 200 N Greensboro St, Carrboro Offering performances, classes and workshops Call 484-831-5561 Carrie Gorn, firstname.lastname@example.com://www.dsicomedytheater. - Harold Night (With Capote Ugly & Dang!). Thursday, May 1, 7p. The Harold is a 30-minute collection of comedic scenes and organic games, a now-famous improv format pioneered by the late Del Close. Students of Harold (Chris Farley, Tina Fey, Rachel Dratch, Kevin Dorff, Stephnie Weir, Amy Poehler) ALL used the skills t $10. - House Party (Featuring Public Frenemy). 8:30 p.m. The House Party is a high-energy comedy party on stage. Each interactive show is made of a combination of improvised games, scenes, and sometimes even music that combine to create a fun and hip hour of laughter. Public Frenemy is DSI's 5 time CAGE MATCH C $10.
SUN ASSEMBLY - English Country Dance. Thursday, May 1, 7:30-9:30p. Freedman Center, Beth-El Synagogue, 1004 Watts St, Durham 919-614-1867All dances are taught in a gender-neutral manner. No partner required. Pat Petersen, email@example.com://www.sunassembly.org $7.
TRIANGLE SINGLES DANCE CLUB - Weekly Dance. 8p to 830p: Dance Lesson, 8:30p to 11p: Dance. Northbrook Country Club, 4905 North Hills Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612 Dances: $5 members, $8 non-members, Annual Membership $25.00.
CARRBORO FARMERS MARKET - Weekly Market - New Hours! Saturday, Apr. 26, 9a-Noon. Wed. market, 3-6:30p. 301 W Main St 7 am-noon Saturdays and 3:30-6:30 pm Wednesdays 919-280-3326All products come from within a 50-mile radius. http://www.carrborofarmersmarket.com. - Carrboro Farmers' Market Celebrates The Abundance Of Spring With Local Chefs Teddy Diggs And Vimala Rajendran, Food Trucks, Extended Saturday Hours And Wednesday Market Opening. Kids' Seedling Giveaway, 8:30-noon, rain barrel raffle by Fifth Season Gardening Company, delicious tomato varieties, demos by the Carrboro Bike Coalition, & more! .
CHAPEL HILL FARMERS MARKET - Weekly Market. Saturday, Apr. 26, 8a-noon (every Saturday). 201 S Estes Dr. 919-533-9496 http://www.thechapelhillfarmersmarket.com .
DURHAM FARMERS MARKET - Weekly Market. Saturday, Apr. 26, 8a - Noon, Wednesday, Market: 3:30 - 6:30p. Durham Central Park, PO Box 1903, Durham, NC 27702-1903 919-667-3099All products come from with in a 70 mile radius. http://www.durhamfarmersmarket.com .
ENO RIVER FARMERS MARKET - Weekly Market. Saturday, Apr. 26, 8a-12 noon. Public Market House, 144 E Margaret Lane, Hillsborough http://www.enoriverfarmersmarket.com .
FEARRINGTON FARMERS MARKET - Weekly Market. Tuesday, Apr. 29, 4-6p. At Fearrington Village off of 15/501 between Chapel Hill and Pittsboro. For more info, call Eddie Kallam, 919-923-6262.Fresh produce, bread, beef, pork, eggs and pizza using fresh ingredients from a local farm. Sign up for new weekly newsletter, email@example.com. http://www.fearrington.com/village/farmersmarket.asp .
HILLSBOROUGH FARMERS MARKET - Weekly Market. Saturday, Apr. 26, 10a-1p. 625 Hampton Point Blvd (Home Depot parking lot), Hillsborough, NC 272728 919-360-5254Seasonal produce, beef, eggs, baked goods and crafts available, as well as eggs, preserves, handmade soaps, marinades and locally raised beef, goat and chicken http://growingsmallfarms.ces.ncsu.edu/growingsmallfarms-fearrington-3/. - Kiwanis of Hillsborough will be selling Blueberry bushes on at the Hillsborough Farmers Market located in the parking lot of The Home Depot. Saturday, Apr. 26.
SOUTH DURHAM FARMERS MARKET - Weekly Market. Saturday, Apr. 26, 8a - 12noon. 5410 NC 55, Durham (Greenwood Commons Shopping Center) Durham's newest market seeks to connect the community with local farmers by selling seasonal produce, meats, and artisanal foods produced within 50 miles http://www.southdurhamfarmersmarket.org .
SOUTHERN VILLAGE FARMERS' - Weekly Market. Thursday, May 1, 3:30 – 6:30p. Market Street, off U.S. 15-501, Chapel Hill http://www.southernvillage.com/farmers-market/ .
RETRO CLASSICS FILM SERIES - Carolina Theatre, 309 W. Morgan St., festivals.carolinatheatre.org/retrofantasma. - The Howling & Nosferatu The Vampyre. Friday, Apr. 25, 7-11:30p.
AUTISM SOCIETY OF NC - Dine4Autism. Tuesday, Apr. 29, 2014 all day. Participating Restaurants (615) 289-6814. Dine at participating Triangle restaurants on April 29th and they will donate a percentage of their sales that day - breakfast, lunch and dinner - to support local individuals and families affected by Autism. This event will bene Lisa Kaylie, email@example.com. Dine4Autism.com
EDITOR'S NOTE: An earlier listing gave today as the date for a job fair at Holton Career & Resource Center. That date is incorrect. The fair has already taken place.
CRESSET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY - Shrek the Musical. Friday, Apr. 25 & May 2, 6p—Dinner Theater / Performance starts at 7p Saturday, Apr. 26 & May 3, 1p—Walk-Thru Duloc (meet the characters/have your picture taken) Saturday, Apr. 26 & May 3, 2p—Theater Matinee Saturday, Apr. 26 & May 3, 7p—Evening Theater. Cresset Christian Academy, 3707 Garrett Road Durham, North Carolina 27707 919-489-2655Shrek, based on the Oscar®-winning DreamWorks film, brings the delightful story of a mild-mannered ogre to life on stage. Allison Leung firstname.lastname@example.com://www.cressetchristian.org/student-life/fine-arts/coming-attractions/ Adults-$10 Students-$5 Seniors-$7 Dinner theater-$18.
DURHAM FAMILY THEATRE - Trinity United Methodist Church, 215 N. Church St., downtown Durham, NC (919) 286-5717, Jenny Justicedurhamfamilytheatre.wordpress.com/DFT-classes/ Cost: $125, 10% discount for 2nd child in family enrolled. - Imagine Flying. Saturday, Apr. 26, 2014 – May 3, Times: 10a – 11:15 am. Ages: 5 – 8. "Master Storyteller" (Boston Globe), Jenny Justice leads the young actors in creating stories with material from fun flying dreams, modern super heroes & traditional folktales.
Summer Theatre Camps 2014 - Teen Internships Available. Durham Family Theatre has 4-5 teaching assistant positions available for each camp session. We are looking for teens that are interested in all aspects of theatre and enjoy working with elementary aged children. (You can apply for as many camp sessions as. -. A Play A Day #1 - June 9 – 13. - . Children's Theatre Camp #1 - June 16 – June 29. - Dft Teen Theatre Conservatory 2014. July 7 – 26, 9:00 a – 3:00 p plus two evening performances. Monday – Friday (Public performances on final Friday and Saturday nights of the conservatory). Trinity Avenue Presbyterian Church, corner of Gregson St. & Trinity Ave., downtown Durham, NC AGES: 12 – 18 years Jenny Justice (MFA, theatre, Boston University; MDiv, Harvard) $375 (SCHOLARSHIPS are available!). - . Children's Theatre Camp #2 - July 28 – August 9. - . A Play A Day #2 – August 11 – 15. - . TIMES: Monday – Friday from 8:45 a – 3p ; public performances on last two.
CARRBORO BRANCH LIBRARY - The Karen Youth Art Group. Apr. 2nd through June 16, Reception to meet the artists: Saturday, May 17th at 10:30a. This show, the second of four in the Library Gallery's 2014 exhibition calendar showcasing young artists features The Karen Youth Art Group whose art work emanates from past and present experiences.
CHAPEL HILL LIBRARY - 121 Hillsboro St, Pittsboro (919) 548-5954. - Meet the Author Tea: Ann Ross. Sunday, May 4th, 3:30-5:00 pm. Chapel Hill Public Library, Room B, 100 Library Dr., Chapel Hill (919) 402-8964The Friends of the Chapel Hill Public Library present author Ann Ross in a Meet the Author Tea: Thursday April 17th. Refreshments at 3:30 pm; program from 4-5 pm. Miss Julia Stirs Up Trouble (2013) is the 14th book in the series of humorous novels about a Martha Brunstein, firstname.lastname@example.com://friendschpl.org free.
DAUGHTER'S GROUP - Daughters Concerned for Aging Relatives Support. (919) 660 - 7510 Bobbi Matchar, MSW, email@example.com. - Monthly Meeting. Wednesday, Apr. 30, noon. 3512/Blue Zone, 3rd floor, Duke Clinic (formerly called Duke South), 200 Trent Drive.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS - 919-968-0833 Dr. Brenda Rogers, firstname.lastname@example.com. - Law Day. Thursday, May 1, from 5:30 to 6:30pm. at Extraordinary Ventures, 200 S. Elliot Road, Chapel Hill. A voter education program on judicial elections in North Carolina.
DUKE REGIONAL HOSPITAL - Duke Regional Hospital, 3643 North Roxboro Road, Durham, NC 27704, Private Dining Room C 919 403-4DRH .
GIRL DEVELOP IT RDU - Python for Beginners. Saturday, Apr. 26th. Caleb Smith, Developer at Caktus Consulting Group, LLC. http://www.meetup.com/Girl-Develop-It-RDU/events/173715312/ .
LUPUS FOUNDATION - Support Group. Wednesday, Apr. 30, 6:00-7:30p. Wilson Parlor, First Presbyterian Church, 305 E. Main Street, Durham, N.C. 27701 Contact the LFANC at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 877-849-8271, ext. 2. For more information, visit www.lupusnc.org.For those living with lupus, their family and caregivers. The group will meet the second Wednesday of each month There is no charge to attend the meeting, and drop-ins are welcome.
RHINE RESEARCH CENTER - 2741 Campus Walk Avenue, Bldg 500 919-309-4600 Susan Freeman, Events Coordinator/Public Relations Directorhttp://www.rhine.org $20. - The Remarkable Healing Research of Bill Bengston. Friday, Apr. 25, 2015 7:00 - 9:00pm. Alex Tanous Library at The Rhine $20 members $16.
SHARED LEARNING ASSOCIATION - Alice Parsons, firstname.lastname@example.com://sharedlearningchapelhill.com. - What's in a Name?. Friday, Apr. 25, 11am-12:15pm. Celebration Assembly of God Church, 113 Weaver Dairy Rd., Chapel Hill (919) 642-0606Historical linguist Dr. Stuart Solomon will discuss naming practices in Europe and North America, concentrating on the origins, history, etymology, and demographics of personal names. He will address questions like how "John" and "Mary" became the most po Alice Parsons, email@example.com://sharedlearningchapelhill.com free.
TECH TALK - All Things Computer and Beyond. Friday, Apr. 25, 10a. Seymour Senior Center, 2551 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill, NC. Mike Gilliom, President, Seymour Tech. Free and open to the public.
UNC CENTER FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION - Joseph and Kathleen Bryan Communications Center, 10 T. W. Alexander Drive, in Research Triangle Park. -Republican Senate Candidates Debate. Monday, Apr. 28, 7p. A one-hour debate among four candidates for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate.
UNITY CENTER OF PEACE - I Am That I Am: An Evening with Francis Bennett. Friday, Apr. 25, 7:30-9:30p. 8800 Seawell School Rd. Chapel Hill 919-968-1854Former Trappist monk and now author Francis Bennett shares reflections and insights he has gained from his unique spiritual journey exploring Advaita, Buddhist and contemplative Christian traditions. Francis' ability to depart the deepest wisdom with the Jean Fisher, email@example.com://unitychapelhill.org/events.htm $20.
2ND WIND - 118 E. Main St. Downtown Carrboro. 919-967-7922 http://2ndwindofcarrboro.com/ All of our shows are free and start at 10pm unless otherwise posted. - Bluegrass Night- from 10-1am. Wednesday, Apr. 30, 10p-1a. (every Wednesday). - 2 fer- acoustic eclectic. Thursday, May 1, 7:30-9p (every Thursday). - Jazzbeau. Apr. 29, May 27 at 8p. 919968 4085 Jeff Elliott. - . Apr. 29, May 13 at 9p.
ARTSCENTER - 300-G East Main St - Carrboro, NC 27510 919-929-2787 http://www.artscenterlive.org. - Cathie Ryan. Thursday, May 01, 8p.
BEYU CAFFE - 335 W. Main Street, Durham 919-683-1058 http://beyucaffe.com/ .
BILLSBOROUGH MUSIC HALL - 106 S Churton St, Hillsborough, NC www.billsboroughmusichall.com .
BLUE NOTE GRILL - 4125 Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, Durham, NC 27707 Offering hickory smoked BBQ & Ribs along with live music. Nothing fancy here just good food and music in a cozy atmosphere. -Ben Palmer's Jazz Jam with Dot Combo. Apr. 28, (every Monday), 7-10p. See and hear some of the best jazz musicians in the triangle every Monday night. No cover! - Open Blues Jam with Butch Haas & Co. Apr. 29 (every Tuesday), 8-11p. You never know who will show up, this jam and it is always a great night for the blues. No cover! - The Friday After Work Party with: The Duke Street Dogs. Friday, Apr. 25, 6-8p.
CAROLINA THEATRE - 309 West Morgan St., Durham, NC 919-560-3030 Aaron Bare, firstname.lastname@example.com. - Art of Cool Festival. Apr. 25 & 26. 919.806.6084 Cicely Mitchell Art of Cool , firstname.lastname@example.com. - Al Jarreau. Thursday, May, 1, 8p. 919.560.3040, ext. 224. -North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble. Friday, May 2 - Sunday, May 4. 919.967.9624 Gene Medler,firstname.lastname@example.com. - African Storytelling School Shows. Wednesday, May 6, 10a, 11:45a, 3p. 919.560.3040 ext. 256 Betty Rhodes, email@example.com. - Red Baraat. May 7. 919.560.3040, ext. 224. -Presales! - John Hodgman. Friday, Sept. 5, 8p. - Blues Hall of Fame Tour. Sunday, Oct. 19, 8p. Charlie Musselwhite, James Cotton, John Hammond. -Presale now! - Rufus Wainwright. Saturday, Nov. 8, 8p. - Cherry Poppin' Daddies. Wednesday, Nov. 12, 8p. - Dave Mason's Traffic Jam. Thursday, Nov. 13, 8p. - Brian Culbertson. Friday, Nov. 21, 8p. - Kathleetn Madigan. Saturday, Nov. 22, 8p. - David Benoit. Thursday, Dec. 11, 8p. Tribute to Charlie Brown. - Sweet Honey in the Rock. Thursday, Dec. 18, 8p.
CAT'S CRADLE - 300 E Main St, Carrboro, NC 27510 (919) 967-9053 http://www.catscradle.com/ .
THE CAVE TAVERN - 452 1/2 W. Franklin St., Chapel Hill, NC 27516 919-968-9308, firstname.lastname@example.com http://caverntavern.com/ .
DUKE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC - Room 101, Mary Duke Biddle Music Building, Duke University, Durham. 919-684-4444 Photos for all events are online with the event listing at http://calendar.duke.edu.music.duke.edu Free. -Celebration Concert. Friday, Apr. 25. 8 pm, Biddle Music Building Lobby, Duke University Free admission. Info: 919-660-3333 or http://music.duke.eduDuke Chorale — Rodney Wynkoop, director. -Duke University String School — Dorothy Kitchen, director. Saturday, Apr. 26, 3p: Beginning Ensemble & Intermediate I, 7p: Intermediate II & Duke Youth Symphony Orchestra. Baldwin Auditorium, Duke University Free admission. Info: 919-660-3333 or http://music.duke.eduCelebrating Dorothy Kitchen. -Duke University String School Chamber Music Concert. Sunday, Apr. 27, 4p. Nelson Music Room, East Duke Building, Duke University Free admission. Info: 919-660-3333 or http://music.duke.edu .
DURHAM JAZZ WORKSHOP - 4608 L Industry Lane, Durham, 27713 tickets.duke.edu $5. - JAZZ JAM every Sunday. Sunday, Apr. 27, 7p.
FULLSTEAM BREWERY - 726 Rigsbee Ave., Durham. (919) 682-2337 http://www.fullsteam.ag/ .
HAW RIVER BALLROOM - 1711 Sax-Beth Church Road, Saxapahaw NC 27340. http://www.hawriverballroom.com .
KRAKEN BAR - 2823 N Carolina 54 Chapel Hill, NC 27516 (919) 943-0398 http://www.thekrakenbar.com/ .
LOCAL 506 - 506 W. Franklin St., Chapel Hill. http://www.local506.com.. - The Standells. Monday, Apr. 28, 8p. best known for their 1966 hit "Dirty Water" and remembered by many as The Godfathers of Punk Rock, recently released BUMP, their first album in over 40 years.
OPEN EYE CAFE - 101 S. Greensboro St., Carrboro. 919-968-9410 http://www.openeyecafe.com. .
OASIS - In Carr Mill, 200 N Greensboro St A5, Carrboro, NC 27510 (919) 904-7343 http://www.OasisInCarrMill.com .
THE ORIGINAL Q SHACK - . Open: Mon - Thurs. 11a- 9 p; Fri - Sat: 11a- 10p. 2510 University Drive, Durham 919.402.4227 No cover.
PAPA MOJO'S ROADHOUSE - Greenwood Commons Shopping Center, 5410-Y N.C. 55, Durham. 919-361-2222 http://www.papamojosroadhouse.com. $8 Adv/$10 Dos. - Brett Chambers and the Usual Suspects. Apr. 30 (every Wednesday night) with a great open mic night. $3. - Louisiana Dance Party. Thursday, May 1. $5.
SHAKORI HILLS COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER - Silk Hope, NC www.hoppinjohn.org.. - 12th Annual Spring GrassRoots Festival of Music & Dance. Thursday, May 1 to Sunday, Apr. 27. feature more than 50 bands and performers on two big outdoor stages, a large Dance Tent, and an intimate Cabaret Tent. Located on 72 beautiful farmland acres at 1439 Henderson Tanyard Road in Silk Hope, North Carolina, just down the road from Chapel Hill, More info at http://www.shakorihillsgrassroots.org .
STEEL STRING BREWERY - 106 S. Greensboro St., Carrboro (919) 370-6971 steelstringbrewery.com.
COMMON GROUND THEATRE - Common Ground Theatre, 4815-B Hillsborough Rd., Durham (919) 698-3870A performance and teaching space located in west Durham, offering performing arts and educational groups a flexible, well-equipped alternative space. Rachel Klemhttp://cgtheatre.com/events firstname.lastname@example.com.
Fourth Wall Productions - Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure by Steven Dietz. May 1-3 at 7:30p. Carrboro High School Auditorium 201 Rock Haven Rd. Carrboro, NC 27516 Sherlock is played by Franklin Hirsch, Watson is played by Harris Middlesworth, King of Bohemia is played by Will Pierson, Irene Adler is played by Carina Guerra, and Moriarty is played by Lilith Jewitt. Ticket Prices: $5 for students and $10 for adults, free for CHCCS Faculty/Staff.
NCCU THEATRE - Orange High School in Hillsborough. firstname.lastname@example.com Advance tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors and students and may be purchased at ocpnc.com. - The Bluest Eye. Apr. 25, at 8p /Apr. 27, 20 at 2p. Farrison-Newton Communications Bldg. 1801 Fayetteville St., Durham, NC 919-530-6242Based on the novel by Toni Morrison, this 1940's story captures a young African American girl's desire for self worth and spiritual vitality. Asabi Howard, firstname.lastname@example.com $10 - General Admission/ $5 Students & Seniors.
PLAYMAKERS REPERTORY COMPANY - Paul Green Theatre in UNC's Department for Dramatic Art on Country Club Road on the UNC campus. -"Table Talk". May 1, 7-9:30p at. City Kitchen, 201 S. Estes Dr. in conjunction with PlayMakers' upcoming production of Stephen Sondheim's ASSASSINS (onstage April 2-20). - "Hold These Truths" by Jeanne Sakata will be performed April 23-27. Wednesday, Apr. 23 - Sunday, Apr. 27.
ANIMATION & FINE ART GALLERIES -Original paintings by Ryan McKellar. thru Apr. 30, from 10a - 6p Tuesday - Saturday. Original artwork in all media by the world's finest artists. From canvases by Pissarro and Warhol to works by Dali and Miró, plus original cels and drawings from Disney and other animation studios. -Original art work by Salvador Dali! The show runs May 1, 2014 - July 31, 2014 from 10AM - 6PM Tuesday - Saturday. Animation and Fine Art Galleries features original artwork in all media by the world's finest artists. From canvases by Pissarro and Warhol to works by Dali and Miró; plus furniture, decor, jewelry, and original animation artwork.
ART MARKET AT VEGA METALS - 214 Hunt Street between the Durham YMCA and Durham Central Park. http://artmarketatvegametals.com/ .
ARTISTS AT GOLDEN BELT - 807 East Main Street, Durham, NC 27701 (919) 967-7700 http://goldenbeltarts.com/news-events/events/ .
BINGO - . May 1, (every Thursday night) from 6:45p - 10p. American Legion Post 007, 406 E. Trinity Avenue, Durham, NC 27701 If you enjoy being with people and play BINGO. The American Legion Post 7 is the place to be. The proceeds go back into the community helping the veterans at the VA hospital, boys oratorical, American Legion Junior Baseball and others.
BOWBARR - 705 W Rosemary St. Carrboro. -WELP An art show. Opening reception will be held on Friday, Apr. 25 7p. at Bowbarr: 705 W Rosemary St Carrboro NC 27510 at An exciting group art show featuring photography, paintings, drawings, collage, and screenprinting by 30 + artists from Chapel Hill, Baltimore, DC, Richmond, Austin, Chicago, and NYC. Curated by Edward Max Fendley.
BULL CITY ARTS COLLABORATIVE - 401-B Foster Street Durham, NC Hours: Fridays 11-2 and by appt at 775 843 4929 www.bullcityarts.org. - TESTIFY, Photographs by Roger May A Visual Love Letter to Appalachia. Exhibit: Apr. 1 — May 30, Third Friday Open Studios Friday, Apr. 25; 6–9p , Reception Friday, May 16; 6–9p.
CAROLINA MOUNTAIN DULCIMERS - Monthly Meeting. Thursday, May 1, 7 p.m. Carol Woods Retirement Community in Chapel Hill 919-929-5359.Beginners, experts, and all stringed instruments welcome. For more information and directions, contact Shirley Ray at email@example.com or 919-929-5359. Shirley Ray at firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com.
TOWN of CARRBORO - Seventeenth Annual Community Dinner. Sunday, Apr. 27 At 1p. At Mcdougle School Cafetorium, Carrboro. Celebrating Our Community's Rich Cultural Diversity.There will be great food by Mama Dip's Kitchen and other restaurants as well as entertainment by CHYKO Karen Youth Dancers, the Blame It On My Youth Jazz Orchestra, Terrell's Creek Church Choir and Con A communitydinner.org. Tickets, $8.00 for adults and $3.00 for children 10 and under, are available at many venues.
CEDAR CREEK GALLERY - 46th Annual Spring Pottery & Glass Festival. Friday, Apr. 25, 2014 from 6p -10p (Opening Night). 1150 Fleming Road, Creedmoor, NC 27522.
CHAPEL HILL ART GALLERY - 1215 E Franklin St., (between Caffe' Driade and Whitehall Antiques) 919-636-4557, chapelhillartgallery.com. -"Leaving Winter, Welcoming Spring". Opening Reception, Apr. 25, 6 – 9p Gallery open, Thurs – Sun, noon – 6p. The members of the gallery shake off the chill of winter with works depicting the warmth and new growth of Spring. Members of the Orange County Art Guild will be exhibiting in April and will participate in the Second Friday Art Walk.
CHAPEL HILL BIRD CLUB - Binkley Baptist Church, 1712 Willow Dr., Chapel Hill Admission is free and the public is invited. - Monthly meeting. Monday, Apr. 28, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. The featured speakers will be David and Judy Smith who will speak about birding Ethiopia, home to more than 30 endemic bird species. They will show amazing photographs of bee-eaters, sunbirds, turacos, hornbills, and weavers, among others. Contact: Eddie Owens (919) 460-4693 .
CRAVEN ALLEN GALLERY - . -Homecoming. Saturday, Apr. 26, 5 - 7p, through Apr. 26. celebrating over 20 years. Ten artists who have worked at the gallery since 1992 are featured in this special reunion show.
DURHAM CENTRAL PARK - Durham Craft Market. Saturdays Apr.- November 8 a to noon. Central Park, 501 Foster Street, Durham, NC. (919) 794-8194 http://durhamcentralpark.org/ .
CITY OF DURHAM - Amy Blalock, (919) 560-4123 x 11253. -Durham E-Waste Recycling & Shredding. Saturday, Apr. 26, 8a - 2p. Durham County Memorial Stadium, 750 Stadium Dr. 27704 Free & Convenient Event Kicks Off Earth Day Weekend.
DURHAM PARKS & REC - Jessica Leff at 919-471-1623, option 2, or email@example.com.
DUKE GARDENS - 919-668-6451 Orla Swift, Director of Marketing & Communications,gardens.duke.edu. - Bird Walk. Saturday, Apr. 26, 8am - 10am. - The Flower Revealed! Saturday, Apr. 26, 8am - 12pm. - Nature Ranger Cart. Saturday, Apr. 26, 1pm - 3pm. - Exploration Station. Saturday, Apr. 26, 1pm - 3pm. - Zoom in Series: The Amazing Non-flowering Plants. Wednesday, Apr. 30, 5pm - 7pm. - Walk on the Wild Side. Thursday, May 1, 11am - 12pm. - Extension Gardener Series: Birds, Bees and Butterflies. Thursday, May 1, 6pm - 8pm.
DUKE HEALTH -21st Annual Angels Among Us 5k Run and Family Fun Walk. Saturday, Apr. 26, 7 a.m. Race-day registration, 8 a.m. 5k run begins. Duke University Medical Center campus, corner of Erwin Road and Flowers Drive, Durham, N.C. This Saturday marks the 21st Annual Angels Among Us 5k run and family fun walk to benefit local research at the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke. The race is one of the largest and oldest area running events to benefit medical research, las Sarah Avery, 919-660-1306 (office), 919-724-5343 (cell), email@example.com .
ENO GALLERY - 100 South Churton St. Hillsborough NC 27278 gallery 919-883-1415 http://www.enogallery.net. - 'The Figure - in Oil, Encaustic and Sculpture'. Opening: Friday Apr. 25 from 6 - 9p, Exhibition dates: Apr. 25 to June 22. Three contemporary artists interpret the figure in 3 different mediums. Each of these nationally recognized artist's envision the figure with themes of voyage, distance, passage and migration both in representational and metaphoric terms.
EMILY K CENTER - Mother's Day Ball. Saturday, May 3, 6:00 pm. Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club 919.680.0308More than 450 guests will convene at the Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club for an evening of fine dining, dancing, and celebrating the Emily K Center. Inspired by Duke Men's Basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski's relationship with his mother, the Mother's Day B Sara Askey, firstname.lastname@example.com .
WEST POINT ON ENO - West Point on the Eno Park, 5101 North Roxboro Road, Durham. 919-471-1623, option 2Most of the workshops take place at West Point on the Eno Park, 5101 North Roxboro Road, Durham. Jessica Leff, email@example.com .
ENO RIVER STATE PARK - For directions, reservations and additional information, please call the park office - 919-383-1686. 919-620-9099 x 207http://www.enoriver.org .
HILLSBOROUGH ARTS COUNCIL - Last Fridays Art Walk 6:00 – 9:00 pm. 102 N Churton Street in Hillsborough, Gail Cooley, firstname.lastname@example.com://www.lastfridaysartwalk.org. - Jeanne Jolly and Band. The Old Courthouse at Churton and King St, downtown Hillsborough.
HILLSBOROUGH GALLERY OF ARTS - Hours: 11-6 Mon–Th, 11-8 Fri & Sat, 1-4 Sun. 919-732-7741 or visit www.visithillsboroughnc.com.The gallery is owned & operated by 22 artists www.HillsboroughGallery.com. - "DWELL"; jewelry by Nell Chandler, fabric art by Ali Givens and paintings by Ellie Reinhold. 10-6 Monday – Thursday, 10-8 Friday & Saturday, 12-4 Sunday. 121 N. Churton St. Hillsborough, NC. 919-732-5001. www.HillsboroughGallery.com. will host the opening reception for The show runs through May 25th. Founded in 2006, the gallery is owned by 22 artists and features painting, sculpture, photography, glass art, jewelry, turned wood, handcrafted furniture, pottery, mosaics & fiber art.
HISTORIC HILLSBOROUGH - . -Alliance for Historic Hillsborough. Friday, Apr. 25, 4:30 pm. Alexander Dickson House – headquarters of Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston in April 1865 – located at 150 E. King St. A forty-five minute guided walking tour of the oldest town in Piedmont North Carolina. The tour begins at the at and will conclude prior to the start of the Hillsborough Arts Council's Last Fridays Art Walk and the Last Fridays free concert on the courtho Tour tickets may be reserved in advance at the Hillsborough Visitors Center, located at 150 E. King Street, or by calling 919-732-7741. Tickets are $5 per person; children under 12 are free. This month only, tickets are buy one, get one free.
HORACE WILLIAMS HOUSE - 610 E Rosemary St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Phone:(919) 942-7818 http://www.preservationchapelhill.org/ .
JOSH'S HOPE - Second annual art auction and raffle. Saturday, Apr. 26, 5:30 to 8:00pm. 200-B Cardinal Dr., Hillsborough, NC 27278 to support Josh's Hope, a nonprofit organization serving young adults with serious mental-health issues. Our current programs include comprehensive job- and life-skills training; interpersonal skills and confidence-building workshops; and educational trai Admission is $25 and includes one raffle ticket, food and drink. The event features live music, as well as an exhibition painting by artist Stephen Cassle that will be auctioned at the end of the evening.
NAACP - NC Mutual Life Insurance Building 4110 West Chapel Hill St on the Concourse level. Call 919-682-4930. -Spring Silent Auction on The auction will be held at Proceeds go toward Moral Monday expenses. For more information, leave a contact number for a return call. Friday Apr. 25, 7:30a - 5p. - Annual crowning of the Durham Mother of the Year. Friday Apr. 25, 6p. 12:00 PM Call 919-682-4930The NAACP holds a fundraiser yearly where women raise funds to support the NAACP. The woman will the most donations will be crowned as the State Mother of the Year. A reservation is required for the dinner.
NC HAIKU SOCIETY - 35th annual Haiku Holiday. Saturday, Apr. 26. Bolin Brook Farm outside Chapel Hill, NC. 919-929-4884.All haiku readers and writers are welcome to join this rare opportunity to learn from three presidents (past and present) of the Haiku Society of America. Bring a bag lunch, dress for indoors/outdoors. No fee but donations gratefully accepted. For full www.http://nc-haiku.org .
NORTHGATE MALL - Center Court located at 1058 West Club Boulevard in Durham. (919) 260-5375. -Durham Public School Student Art Show. Apr. 23-May 6. Elementary School Students Showcase their Artistic Talents.
OCCONEECHEE MOUNTAIN PARK - For directions, reservations and additional information, please call the park office – 919-383-1686 www.ncparks.gov .
OLD WEST DURHAM - Neighborhoods Hike: West Durham, East Campus & beyond. Sunday, Apr. 27 at 1pm. 3-mile loop starts at Ninth & Green. Why do neighborhoods change so quickly in Durham? Why wasn't Duke Chapel built in Walltown? Why was Duke Hospital built on top of Durham's old bone yard -- and not in Trinity Park? Come along and find out.
ORANGE COUNTY ARTISTS - visit the website: www.ocagnc.com or call Ellen Hill 919-942-7578. -2014 Spring Tour of Orange County Artists Guild. Saturday, Apr. 12 10a -5p, Sunday, Apr 13, Noon-5p. About 20 artists from Orange Co. NC will open up their studios to the public, showing and selling painting, pottery, fabric, prints, jewelry, glass art and mixed media. www.orangecountyartistsguild.com. - .
PLEIADES GALLERY - 109 E Chapel Hill St Durham, NC 27701 (919) 797-2706 Kim Wheaton email@example.com.
TYNDALL GALLERIES - University Mall, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 919-942-2290 http://www.tyndallgalleries.com/. - Jane Filer. Opening Reception, Saturday, Apr. 26, 7 – 9p with Andy Coats on Blues Guitar. Exhibit: Mar. 13 – Apr. 26. The Blue Earth, new paintings .
WOMANCRAFT GIFTS - New Location! 370 E.Main St, Suite 170, Carrboro, NC 27510 919-939-3300 www.womancraftgifts.com.


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Erica gives Ryan and Kendall advice, Annie moves into the Chandler manse, JR encourages Babe, Kathy is still angry with Krystal and Amanda makes an executive decision about Bella.
Erica runs into Ryan at the beach club. He tells her about Annie and says he may never have loved her; he says he is still in love with Greenlee. Erica pities Aidan and says that Ryan is a great man and could win Greens back if he wanted. Ryan isn't sure what he wants but is obviously torn up about how he has treated Annie.
Randi excitedly tells Amanda about the party plans coming together. Amanda is nervous since she is betting her entire fortune on the plan. Kendall arrives and tells them again what a terrible idea this is and basically poo-poos any positive energy they try to build. Babe arrives. Kendall wonders where Annie is and Babe tells her. Babe gets angry when she sees the new ad copy - one featuring Amanda and one featuring Babe! Erica arrives and offers her advice. After learning the fragrance is a "cheap and easy" perfume, she says they should go with Babe's ad. Kendall disagrees and says the men will prefer Amanda's sexed up ad. They leave. Amanda tells Babe they need to figure this out for themselves. Babe grabs her purse, tells Amanda to do what she wants and leaves. Amanda chooses her ad!
Kendall and Erica have lunch at ConFusion. Erica applauds Kendall's attempts at keeping Babe and Amanda in line by not helping with the project. Kendall is still upset about Zach and the issues with her friends. Erica tells her not to dismiss Zach's feelings when she says he'll get over her leaving him at the hotel. She says Kendall could wind up finding Zach in bed with Carmen, too! She tells Kendall everything. Kendall advises her to be honest with Jack because he won't wait for her fling with Sam to end! Erica brings up Adam and says he is the thorn in her side lately. She wonders what he is up to and so does Kendall. She tells Erica to propose to Adam!
At the Chandler manse, Annie tells Babe that she doesn't know how long she'll be staying there. She also says she won't be at work. Babe tells Annie to take her time and leaves. Adam and Annie are nervous around one another for a moment or two and then Adam brings up their plans and says this is the perfect cover for their destruction of Fusion! Carmen overhears them talking. Adam leaves and Richie appears, telling Annie that she was dumb to leave Ryan this way. Petey arrives to see Colby. She tells him to leave but he ignores her and asks about the Fusion party. Adam sees him and welcomes him over. Colby isn't sure what is going on but says she isn't going anywhere with Petey after Adam suggests they attend the party together. Annie eavesdrops. Petey tries to make Adam make Colby attend with him but she won't listen and goes back upstairs. When she is gone, Adam sends Petey away. Seconds later, Ryan arrives! In the sitting room, Annie listens as Richie tells her she may still have pull with Ryan after all. Annie agrees to see Ryan but is very cold to him. She tells him to go but before he can leave Emma runs in. Carmen follows and apologizes to Annie. They sit Emma down and tell her Ryan is moving out. Emma asks if he loves Annie and Ryan can't answer. He says all that matters is that they both love her. He leaves. Adam returns and tells Annie how sorry he is that she - and Emma - are going through this. She brings up Fusion and asks how the plans are going. Adam says all she needs to know is that things are moving forward.
JR and Adam talk in JR's office. JR tells Adam about Babe's new fragrance and says that is their best option in gaining control because the retailers will back Babe and turn away from Kendall and Greenlee. JR is surprised that Adam agrees with him. Babe returns home very upset because of Amanda's ad decision. She tells JR how upset she is and he tries to calm her down by reminding her that her idea is the big deal - not the ad. He kisses her and they make love as he chants, "Bella, Bella, Bella," to her.
Krystal and Kathy are working on a project at the house when Tad walks in and plays along with them. Angie arrives and distracts Krystal with her family problems while Tad and Kathy play with the dollhouse. Kathy says she lost the mommy doll when Tad asks where it is. Angie and Krystal return downstairs. Angie tells her how strange Jesse has been about the past. She wonders if she should push him to tell her and decides if she doesn't know there will always be space in their relationship. Krystal advises her to give Jesse time. They make lunch but Kathy hates the way Krystal cut her favorite sandwich and storms off. Angie leaves a few minutes later; Tad walks her out. On the porch, Angie tells Tad that Kathy will come around. She leaves and Tad finds the mommy doll in the bushes with its head cut off! Back inside, Krystal hangs a drop cloth to begin painting. Kathy sees her and pushes the ladder!
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Taylor has flashbacks to her time in Iraq.
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Zach skips Kendall's party, annoying her.
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I don't know how anyone in their right might would suggest the Wings let Hudler walk over keeping Filpula. Filpula is as good as gone at the deadline, he eats up a lot of cap space, he's not performing, and hudler is a way better player. They will trade Filpula for a Drake type player, a prospect, and a draft pick. Probably to Ottawa for Chris Neil.
With Filpula's salary gone, Samuelson walks, Lilja would have to resign for less, Chelios is gone, I have to assume that Maltby, Holmstrom or Draper will retire. That is plenty of money to keep Hudler, Franzen and Hossa. Then you fill in with Erickson Leino and Helm full time.
Filpula is gone, he's the only guy they can afford to trade to free up cap space. Deadline deal for a Dallas Drake type player, a prospect, and draft picks. They won't miss him, not with Helm, Franzen, and Kopecky all available to play center. I say they go get Chris Neil, Ian Lapierierre, or Travis Moen...All can play, hit , fight, and kill penalties, and they have expiring contracts.
Thanks Killer. Nice scouting report, considering that you didn't come up with that yourself are you going to acknowledge what source you used to break down Michael Boley's ability on the field? Or did you sit in the film room with Rod and break it down and give us your honest opinion?
SO what if Mayhew is preparing for draft, that's his job. DOn't you think that whomever the Lions hire to be GM is doing the same thing right now for another team? Just because Mayhew prepares his information doesn't mean the next guy coming in is going to use it, that absurd gesture. All anyone has to do is pass gas and they will have done more than Millen, I'm not impressed. Mayhew has been a part of the most losing stretch of any franchise in the history of sports, that tells me he has been worthless to the Lions. If he had any value and talent it would have been applied over the last 8 year. When a team is that bad, everyone in the process should be dumped.
I guess it's not what you know its who you know. Given the fact that we have no credible economy based on alternative energy would lead me to believe Jenny is well regarded in the DNC, unfortunately probably only for political reasons and not for proven track record. Politics breeds politics, and the buddy system the democrats continually rely on to get things done is ancient. That's why we need republicans in office.
Just another mis-use of public dollars. This governor, a career politician, has no concept of business development. What a waste, I'd love to see an audit of the 21st Century job fund, to see where that money has been spent.
I think all 5 applicants should get. It's obviously a tool for economic development right? Then why would the Governor play politics with economic development when clearly this state, and every region is struggling mightily. It's quite obvious that she is completely inept as a Governor on Economic Development issues, because she is indeed a career politician. So, hey Jenny, break the mold, give everyone this great tool to creat business opportunities here. Small biz drives this country, so stop wasting taxpayer dollars giving tax breaks to the band-aid you call the Film Incentive program, and stop spending money on global jaunts trying to recruit the "big bang" when you have failed misearbly with Honda and Volkswagon. Give back to the people who need it most, the citizens and businesses of this great State. Put your political demeanor aside for one minute and think about what is right.
I think all 5 applicants should get. It's obviously a tool for economic development righ? Then why would the Governor play politics with economic development when clearly this state, and every region is struggling mightily. It's quite obvious that she is completely inept as a Governor on Economic Development issues, because she is indeed a career politician. So, hey Jenny, break the mold, give everyone this great tool to creat business opportunities here. Small biz drives this country, so stop wasting taxpayer dollars giving tax breaks to the band-aid you call the Film Incentive program, and stop spending money on global jaunts trying to recruit the "big bang" when you have failed misearbly with Honda and Volkswagon. Give back to the people who need it most, the citizens and businesses of this great State. Put your political demeanor aside for one minute and think about what is right.
Let me guess. More career politicians making decisions on something they know nothing about. They probably didn't seek any expert evidence on the type of school day and the effects it has on long term education, probably didn't seek the input from any school boards. That's why I'm sending my kids to private schools. The public education system in this state is controlled by career politicians. Another bad move by useless warm bodies in Lansing.
1) Lions o-Line is so bad won't be able to run the ball. When will the offense turn entirely to the passing game as a result? Colletto through out all the passing plays, so the Lions will lose by an average of 30 points.
2) When will Millen get his next extension?
3) When will Stanton learn to throw a spiral?
4)After an 0-6 start with leagues worst ranked defense, when will Marinelli get canned and be replaced with his Son in Law.
5) How much longer do we have to deal wiht the most miserable franchise in pro sports?
This states a joke. Let's run around and give a ton of incentives to the film industry for a temprary love fest among politicians. That will fizzle out when another state gets a better package. Then, in the meantime, let's screw all of our existing companies by having absolutely no incentives for them to stay here.
Economic development people are a joke. They don't do anything, and they don't make anything happen. Every project comes to them, they are all so politically motivated , all they want to do is take credit for everything so they can get thier pictures in the paper.
Prospects, I've never heard something so silly before. These companies are growing anyway, all the economic development people due is report a companies growth and take credit for it. Like they possibly have anything to due with that.
The best economic development comes from giving cash to our own homegrown companies and help them hire people. We don't have programs like that, but others states do, go figure.
The Rodney experiment has to end. Jones is what you call a rally killer, from a pitching perspective. Bullpen blows. This team isn't going anywhere, so get ready to say good bye to Jones, Ordonez, Kenny Rogers, Pudge Rodriguez, and Edgar Renteria.
How can anyone actually comment if none of us has read the story? My gut feeling is, some information that was damaging to Coach was about to be made public as part of the legal process and he is going to save a lot of peope a lot of heartache by just settling.
I think you are giving Lebda too much credit, although he was on the ice when the Wings won, every time he was out there the other team kept the puck deep in our zone. I think we'll see what happens in training camp to see who steps up on the D-Side.
The reason there are no posts, is because we trust the management and you know they are going to do the right thing. With the Lions, we could all be GM based on the jacka** they have in their now. I'm telling you though, their best prospect is Vielle Leino. Every time the wings draft or sign this obscure European, and he has a trait attached to him, or he's compared to another player, he always turns out good. Look back. Filpulla, was compared to Zetterberg. Zetterberg was compared to Forsberg, Holmstrom was called the demoltion man. Leino's coach says Leino competes so hard he gets in fights in practice. Leino has also been compared to Zetterberg because of his work ethic and offensive prowess, his defense needs to come around and skating is not that good. But the same was said about Hudler.
What the likes of Don Cherry should be saying to the North American kids is this: Why are you letting these Europeans taking your jobs? Have you stopped working hard on skills and fundamentals? Are you relying too much on goonery and thuggery to make your way to the NHL? All European kids have is hockey, it gets them out of their countries. Canadiens are getting fat, even US kids are starting to be drafted at the top end of the first round. What should be preached is how can we stay competitive with the Europeans? How do we train, what do we teach>
Wings lines should look like this for next game:
Pav- Hank- Cleary
Holmstrom- Filpulla- Hudler
That game was fixed. Evenly matched game, slight edge to the Stars, but two blown calls one on Homer the second on Datsyuk when the refs blew the whistle and Turco didn't have control of the puck and it went over the line. Those blown calls were the difference in the game.
It's great having the skilled players. But think about this line for your potential 3rd line next year. Helm at center with Abdelkader and Kopecky. I assume there will be some turnover with Drake, Malts, McCarty, Chelios retiring. Sammy will probably be traded. It's time to fuse in some more youth. We do need to go out and get a good old fashioned north american agitator, and north american goon next year. Erickson will be in lineup paired with Lebda. Meech and Quincy reserve D Men.
Is it just me, or this more than ever the Lions roster is shaping out to look like that of an expansion team. They are adding cast offs from other teams, sprinkle in a couple of younger players teams leave unprotected for the waiver draft and voila, you have the Lions 2008 roster. What a joke, but who cares, nothing good will happen until the team is sold.


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Kim this is beautiful ,you know I'm forced to borrow this photo frogs go with lilly pads even tree frogs in my world
Jim C&C welcomed
GERI - Thanks so much for your comment. I truly look fwd. to any sug./ help I can get.
ALEX & JIM - I'm excited to see your interps. of the ref. photo and hope it's soon. A frog would be a good addtion. I have another photo you may like too as a companion piece...will look for it.
ALEX - I don't have an i-anything (still have a cell phone that just calls vs. does photos, etc.), so apps are another world, but I know about them and think they're awesome. The one that you mentioned sounds totally cool! Someone gets a real postcard vs. e-card? However it works, the inventor had a good idea there!
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C&C welcome!
Hey Alex, thanks for the compliment but I'm still in the learning stage of painting with gouache, so far I've been using diluted color mixs to do the trees and grasses. I still prefer using watercolors,next time I'll probably mix em up and see what happens
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An abridged edition I did not like the other wings
Jim, I like the new wings much better.
Sam/Sammy C & C Welcome
Jim, The lighter color works much better, but I see you also re-shaped the wings. Now they "fit" her better & look like they're going back - a more natural position for fairy wings. I'm impressed that you saw something to adjust, were brave enough to tackle it, and pulled it off so well.
Jim, now that I see these, I agree. These wings suit her much better - very soft and feathery.
Comments and critiques are welcomed and appreciated.
Kim, I'm going to weigh in here with Geri. I just re-looked at your warterlily/lotus painting and think a touch more darkness in the water would make your gorgeous leaves and flowers pop. Having said that, still a lovely piece.
GERI & ALEX - I adj. my ptg., but will photo it tomorrow in decent lighting. Not sure if I messed it up so you can be the judge on that. Kinda like an old house, fixing it leads from one thing to another.
back to basics using a 6B pencil,a fun drawing 9x8 140# HP paper
Fred - This does look fun! I noticed that your back bldgs. have shading on the RH side, but the front bldg does not. Perhaps some shading on it would help differentiate the front from side. Your perspective, the tricky part, looks quite good! I've enjoyed seeing your imaginative scenes!
Have tried to get a bit more contrast per suggestions...hope it helped, but sometimes I tend to mess it up if I go back over things. I'll re-post the orig. one here first for convenience of comparing.
The camera image is slightly diff., but sim. enough to say this is close.
Kim, art is very subjective, but I like the subtle difference. In the earlier version, the values of the colors were all very similar; in the later version the leaves and flowers seem to me to spring forward more. Having said that, let me remind you that I'm a novice with no art education, so my opinions aren't set in stone!
Fred, those leprechauns must be getting an early start on celebrating St. Patrick's Dsy - with a lot of gusto! If we want to go to a good party, we know where to find it! Plus, nice to see a pencil drawing!
I hate to be the bad guy but I like the top painting better. The bottom painting seems to not have that "dance" that the top one has. That's me though and what matters is how you feel about it Kim. :)
Catherine Brown
C&C's are welcome.
(No digital alterations please)
Catherine, I see what you mean, but I pulled my images until tomorrow because it seems to me that much of the diff. is due to lighting when I took the pic.. I thought I had enough light when I photo. it, but now when I see it again on screen, I think I need another go at the camera. Then will see...so pls be patient until tomorrow.
Alex and Catherine - thanks for taking the time to comment. I liked it before adding and had a feeling that I should leave it since I was partial to a softer look, but I know how contrast well placed can often make a pos. diff.. I was grateful for the sug., and figured it's just a ptg. so why not try. Even tho I need to photo it once more for a better comparison, I do like the first one yet, so I may try once more ...3 xs a charm? Oh well, it was worth trying.
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"New Christians"- The "ex-gay" road to salvation?
Definition of New Christian | -Someone who's only been into church for a month but suddenly knows EVERYTHING about the word. Amen!
Yesterday while watching Fox News and enjoying Chick-fil-A (I'm so sure), I stumbled upon a link that my good friend sent to me to a twitter page where a girl was spewing hate and claiming to be an "ex-gay". After browsing her timeline, I decided to address her and ask her a series of questions based off of the information she posted in her bio. The outcome was interesting to say the LEAST.
Let me start by saying that my problem is not with Christians. My problem is with people who make gays their "whipping boy" so they can hide behind their own sheer veil of LIES, and pawn their TRUE feelings off on other people. These ex-gays who condemn the LGBT community and couldn't "find Christ" while they were gay baffle me. Not only does it baffle me but it hurts my feelings that people are so comfortable with making other's feel uncomfortable just because they cant come to terms with their sexuality.
I have news for ex-gays. If you're an ex-gay either you were never gay to begin with or your still gay and your hiding in a glass closet. Either way we see you and we wish you'd stop spreading lies! You cannot "PRAY THE GAY AWAY". It's illogical, it's immoral, and it's harmful to even try. While it may be somewhat of a fad to do the whole "gay thing" now, it wasn't a few years ago and the majority of people that I know personally didn't choose to be gay.
I remember the first time I had feelings for a girl. My first girl crush was Stacey Dash. I swear the move Clueless changed my life. The first time I really thought about kissing a girl I was around ten years old. I would invite my friends over for a weekend slumber party and then try to play house with them (I was a mack even back then). That wasn't very successful but the point im trying to make is that I had feelings for the same sex at a very young age and they weren't unnatural to me. I'm 26 years old and sixteen years ago there was no Noahs Arc, no L Word, no Internet, and no openly gay celebrities who were accepted with open arms into main stream media. Where did I get those feelings from? You tell me.
God loves EVERYONE and if he didn't make gay people they wouldn't be here. If you're gay you can still have a relationship with god and attend a church who accepts you whole heartedly. Don't ever feel like you can't have a relationship with god because of your sexual orientation AND, don't ever be upset with him for making you the way you are. He doesn't make mistakes!
As for the weirdo on twitter, she deleted her twitter AND, we found out she was using fake pictures and that she's actually a LESBIAN who's posing as a fake ex-gay to try and mislead her church group……..and the plot thickens.
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I don't understand why "ex-gay" people need to push their lives on other gays. Everyone has their own road to take. I tried being an "ex-gay" myself because I didn't think God loved me because I was a lesbian. Needless to say that didn't work out too well and my mental health went almost completely down. I am not religious now, but I still have a great relationship with God. If these people did not feel like they could be gay and find God, then they should be able to make that choice. Yet, they shouldn't push their ideas on other people. Being a lesbian didn't draw me away from God, it was homophobes that stumbled me in the faith that drew me away from God until he made me come back.


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Air Force Closes Out 2012 With Loss At New Mexico Saturday
Falcons conclude 2012 with 11-5 loss at UNM.
Air Force Ends Regular Season at New Mexico
Falcons looking to get into MWC Championships with solid weekend.
Air Force Rallies To 7-6 Road Win at Northern Colorado Tuesday
Blair Roberts hits two-run homer help lead Falcons to win.
Air Force Downed By #24 TCU, 6-1, On Senior Day
Abrecht tosses 8.2 innings for Falcons. Kline homers.
Air Force Hosts #24 TCU In Home Series Finale
Falcons to honor six seniors on Sunday, May 13.
AFA Baseball Blue/White Series - Game One - Oct. 17, 2010
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Air Force vs. Northern Colorado - April 20, 2010
Air Force vs. Northern Colorado - April 20, 2010
Adam Hill Career Stats in PDF Format
Junior (2011): Sat out entire season after suffering knee injury during fall practices.
Sophomore (2010): Played in 28 games, starting 16...batted .261 with three doubles and seven RBIs...had 18 hits and scored eight runs on the season...fielded a perfect 1.000 in the field...started 15 games as a designated hitter...also saw action in the field at second base...had a seven-game hitting streak...played in all four games of Georgia State series, going 7-for-14...hat a career-high three hits and added a triple vs. Georgia State...played summer ball for the US Armed Forces baseball team.
Freshman (2009): Played in 25 games, making 16 starts...batted .185 with 12 hits, four doubles, nine runs and eight RBIs...started eight games at second base and shortstop...went 1-for-2 with a double in debut vs. Pittsburgh...had career-high two hits vs. Northern Colorado and the Citadel...had a career-high five assists vs. Charleston Southern.
Charlotte Christian School (Charlotte, N.C.): Lettered four years in baseball...two-time first-team all-conference selection...led Charlotte Christian to three state championships...high school baseball coach was Greg Simmons...played summer ball for the On Deck O's, coached by Jason Hill.
Personal: Member of cadet squadron 23...also considered attending High Point, Wingate and UNC Wilmington...favorite TV show is Baseball Tonight...favorite movie is the Natural...something most people don't know about him is that he is an artist...credits his father as having the biggest influence on his sports career...has two older brothers, Matt and Dan...son of HolgerHilland Teresa Stallworth.
Getting to know Adam:
Greatest moment in sports: Beating TCU.
Hobbies: Golf, basketball, watching all sports.
Favorite food: Steak, pasta, vegetables.
Favorite Movie: Major League.
Person in history you'd like to meet and why: Jesus, he did what nobody else can.
Something not many people know about you: I like doing art.
Who's had the biggest influence on your sports career and why: All my coaches and my dad.
Most noteworthy thing(s) about your hometown: Billy Graham and Tupac Shakur's mom were born there.
Favorite athlete and why: Omar Vizquel, he's a stud.
Pre-game rituals: Pray.
If you could be on any reality TV show, what would it be? Ultimate Fighter.
What do you have on your iPod? Christian Rap.
If you could trade places with one of your teammates for day, who would it be and why? Vinnie Capra, too see what it's like to be freakishly tall.
Favorite quote: "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." - Aristotle
Why I came to the Academy: To serve my country, get a great education, and to play baseball.


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Mark Hunt vs Stefan Struve Likely for UFC on Fuel TV 8 | UFC News
UFC is looking to match heavyweights Mark Hunt and Stefan Struve at UFC on Fuel TV 8, which will be taking place in Japan's Saitama Super Arena on March 2. Bout agreements have yet to be signed but is expected to air on the FUEL TV main card.
Hunt vs. Struve was supposed to initially take place at UFC 146 in May. Hunt withdrew from the bout due to a knee injury & underwent surgery.
Since then, Struve has defeated Lavar Johnson & Stipe Miocic.
Hunt's last appearance inside the Octagon before the knee injury was last Feruary at UFC144 when he knocked out Cheik Kongo
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Nice I can't wait to see this match up..I'll take Struve in this one he's too fast and has a ground game…
I dunno, I'm from NZ and all but I'm not a Mark Hunt fan. Always enjoyed Skyscraper but I just think the chance that Hunt will flatten him with a well placed punch is too high to give the fight to Struvey.
Maybe if he Jiu Jitsus his ass.
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