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SACKETS HARBOR Tensions between developer Michael A. Lawler and village officials appear to have cooled heading into tonights meeting of the village Planning Board, as deliberations continue over the future of the theater and mess hall buildings at Madison Barracks.
Village officials and the developer also are seeking new input for the buildings possible development.
Mr. Lawler said that, since the village Board of Trustees meeting last Tuesday, he and Mayor F. Eric Constance have had several conversations and a meeting that were amiable.
We have some understandings, Mr. Lawler said. Were trying to make some arrangements that work for everybody.
At last weeks meeting, the board gave Mr. Constance the authority to enact a moratorium on all demolition work in the villages historic district to stop the demolition of the buildings. Immediately after that meeting, Mr. Lawler said he would take the village to court if a moratorium were enacted.
The two buildings, constructed in the late 1800s, have sat empty on Pike Road for more than 60 years. The cost of repairing both buildings is estimated in the millions of dollars.
Mr. Constance on Tuesday defended the authorization based on feedback he received from village residents who oppose demolishing the buildings. He added that he felt he and Mr. Lawler were on the same page after their follow-up conversations.
An exploratory meeting was held Thursday with consulting firm edr Companies, Syracuse. In addition to Mr. Lawler and Mr. Constance, several members of the Board of Trustees and Planning Board attended, along with village and town of Hounsfield economic development coordinator Peter B. Bryant.
The planning and design consultants have worked with several area municipalities and agencies, including Claytons Local Development Corp. at the site of the former Frink snowplow factory that will become the 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel.
Jane E. Rice, edr Companiess director of planning, said her firm is putting together a preliminary proposal to further develop the barracks area, including the two buildings.
Theres a wonderful sense of collaboration between private property owner and village and a healthy understanding of community assets, Ms. Rice said. Everybodys interested in working together.
Mr. Bryant said the meeting left him encouraged, and that he was in favor of a study of the barracks and buildings.
I honestly believe were moving in the right direction, he said. If everybody can remain calm and we move forward with this study, we can reach out to end users.
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One of the great features of the Clare Valley is the large number of intact heritage buildings.
Since European settlers arrived in the 1840s to share the land with the Ngadjuri people, a big effort has gone into preserving the region's history.
Heritage trails guide you from town to town. The Clareville Museum and Old Police Station Museum capture the history of a region named after County Clare in Ireland. Historic buildings are scattered around the Clare Valley.
The Clare Valley is also known for its copper and farming history. Jesuit priests fleeing religious persecution in Silesia (now part of Poland) planted the first vines in 1851 at Sevenhill Cellars.
There's now a full range of wines to taste and the church, hand excavated cellar and atmospheric crypt are open for tours.
Burra was once Australia's seventh largest city and had the world's biggest copper mine. Buy the Burra Heritage Passport Key from the Burra Visitor Centre. It gives you access to eight historic sites, including the Monster Mine, Redruth Gaol, Unicorn Brewery Cellars and the Dugouts. You will also receive a guidebook detailing 49 historic sites over an 11 kilometre driving trail.
Bungaree Station was one of Clare Valley's first pastoral stations and is still in use today. Its historic cottages form a secluded village and make an ideal place to stay.
Martindale Hall is Georgian architecture at its best, decorated with nineteenth century art, furniture and hunting relics.
Time stands still in Mintaro. Drystone walls and Moreton Bay fig trees line the main street of this intimate 160 year old village. You'll find boutique accommodation, wineries and restaurants inside its historic buildings.
See the region's oldest history in the gorges of the Red Banks Conservation Park. Take a walk through time to see 50,000 year old Diprotodon (giant wombat) and Marsupial Lion fossils.
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BURLINGTON, VT - Independent gubernatorial candidate Emily Peyton has filed a Motion for Injunctive Relief against the Vermont League of Cities and Towns and the Burlington Free Press for excluding her and other independent or "fringe" candidates from the scheduled debates.
Five people are running for governor: Randy Brock, Republican; Dave Eagle, Liberty Union; Cris Ericson, United States Marijuana; Emily Peyton, independent; and Peter Shumlin, Democratic.
The debates are as follows: Vermont League of Cities and Towns, Oct. 4, Essex Fairgrounds; WCAX TV, Oct. 13; WPTZ, Oct. 17; and the Burlington Free Press Oct. 23 and 24.
The October 4 debate is being sponsored by Vermont Public Television (VPT). Ann Curran of VPT stated that, to the best of her knowledge, Peyton had been invited to tonight's debate.
According to Peyton, the debate is being limited to Brock and Shumlin, because, she was told, they were the only candidates with a reasonable chance of winning. The third major party in Vermont is the Progressive Party, however candidate Martha Abbott withdrew from the race following the primaries.
Peyton, in her motion, argues that exclusion from the debate will 1) prevent her from promoting public scrutiny of policies proposed by Shumlin and Brock; 2) prevent her from defending her own policies and positions; and 3) remove the right of choice from the voting population by limiting exposure to pre-selected candidates.
"It is a fact that polls cannot be accurate if they do not mention the candidate in question, nor can they reveal truth of public opinion if the public has been prevented from having any wider choice than between two options," she writes. "This not only harms democracy, it harms Vermont and all the people in it...."
Peyton states that the majority of Vermonters consider themselves Independent voters (Vermont does not require party affiliation in elections.), and that preventing her from engaging in the debate is a disservice to this population.
Peyton further states: "(T)he Burlington Free Press cannot accurately describe themselves as open or free if they limit the freedom of speech that is directly and pointedly expressed through through the hard work and determination of a candidacy, nor is it their purview to limit the choices of Vermonters in the name of news."
Although newspapers are private corporations with the right to take a position, endorse a candidate, or define what news they release to the public and in what format, said Peyton, by sponsoring a debate for a statewide office, such as that of governor, the paper assumes a constitutional responsibility not to preclude otherwise valid candidates, i.e., those candidates who have garnered enough signatures to be on the November ballot, from public debate.
"If these debates are held without the plaintiff's participation, the outcome of the election will not be true or valid because the public will not have the opportunities as described above as they deserve to make a fully informed choice."
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Ex-Mayor of Prosser Charged with Child Molestation
PROSSER - The former mayor of Prosser is accused of third degree child molestation for a relationship with a 14-year-old boy. Only Action News has been on the story all day with details on this shocking scandal. We worked the phones and dug through court documents all day Wednesday.
Action News can now confirm former mayor, Linda Lusk is charged with third degree child molestation after a friendship seemingly got way out of hand.
The rumor mill has been working overtime in Prosser these past few days and Action News has been on the story for two days. We dug past the rumors for official confirmation -- right from the prosecutor's office.
"During an exchange of text messages, the juvenile, a 14-year-old boy went to the defendant's house. She brought him into a bedroom and had sexual contact at that time," said Prosecuting Attorney Andy Miller.
According to court documents obtained by Action News, the boy's parents say Lusk told them she had been texting their son for months and it had gotten out of hand.
At one point, the teen says Lusk sent him a picture-message of herself half-naked.
According to the charging documents, the boy told friends and his parents that he went to Lusk's home on an early release day from Prosser High about two months ago. The teen says Lusk touched his penis and he touched her breasts.
It seems Prosser police heard the rumors and began investigating and eventually turned it over to the Benton County Sheriff's Department.
"There was a potential conflict of interest since she served as the former mayor over the department," said Captain Steve Keane.
The small town is even smaller since Lusk's husband is the principal at the same school the teenager attends. Linda is well-known around town for her past time as mayor, and also as owner of a boutique shop downtown.
Most people Action News talked to in Prosser had already heard rumors, but some folks were just hearing the news for the first time.
Action News is committed to covering all sides of this story so, we called Linda Lusk and stopped into her business downtown.
Her attorney called back Wednesday afternoon to say Linda Lusk plans to plead not guilty and is fully cooperating with police.
We also called the Prosser School District and were told Kevin Lusk is still on the job at Prosser High.
There is now a restraining order against Linda Lusk to keep her from contacting her alleged victim.
To read full court papers on this story including the probable cause statement, and temporary restraining order, click here.
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VIDEO: "Don't [bleeping] touch [John Tavares]" Discretion Advised (NSFW)
The Islanders could do almost no wrong last night in their win in Philadelphia. The game got pretty heated at times; John Tavares decked Max Talbot, PA Parenteau took a pretty good shot and was that really Dylan Reese fighting Claude Giroux?!
In one of the scrums during the second period the Flyers roughly face washed John Tavares after a sequence in front of the Isles' net (JT91 in deep playing defense, of course). Linemates Kyle Okposo, Matt Moulson and Mark Streit came to Tavares' aid and MSG's mics caught some colorful language from what appears to be Okposo as he gets tied up with Brayden Schenn. It's not the easiest thing to hear but around the 15-second mark there's a very audible line, probably picked up by the goal cam on the top of the glass.
"If you [bleepin] touch him again, I'll [bleepin] kill you."
The him, of course, is likely Tavares. There's been a lot of water cooler talk about how this team defends itself on the ice without Michael Haley and Trevor Gillies on the roster. Part of that has been from Matt Martin stepping up. Other parts have been what we've seen here tonight, a collection of guys who are genuinely standing up for each other.
Fair warning: Parental discretion advised in the video due to strong language.
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Recommended Reading – Cars in Profile, collections 1 and 2
The idea was intriguing to enthusiasts at the time; a series of car books that profiled all the great collector cars, most of which were well-known racing cars. Specially commissioned full-color illustrations were done for each car, showing it head-on front and rear, a side profile, and in the case of the Jaguar D-type, an overhead view.
Each profile ran about 24 pages in length, so the information provided was quite in-depth and included lots of interesting period photographs. Full specifications were included, too, along with factory-supplied publicity photos. Collection 1 featured profiles on the Ferrari 246 SP-330, Talbot-Lago 4-1/2-liter, F1 Repco-Braham, Chaparral 2, 2D and 2F, Porsche 917, and Alfa Romeo Type B; while Collection 2 featured profiles on the Facel Vega, McLAren M8, 4-1/2-liter Bentley, Matra MS80, Jaguar D-type, Rolls-Royce Phantom II.
Most significant were the writers who were commissioned to write the profiles, as each were some of the very best automotive historians of all time. They included Michael Sedgwick, Paul Frere, Cyril Posthumus, Doug Nye, Pete Lyons, David Hodges and Peter Hull, among others.
Unfortunately, this Doubleday production ceased after Collection 2 was published, and no more information about the series was ever heard about. You can still find copies of each collection in used book stores or at the big swap meets such as Hershey, Carlisle or AutoFair (or on Amazon – Collection 1, Collection 2). Prices are still relatively low considering the quality of the writing and the information provided; I've seen them sell for as little as $10 each, to a high of $50. But regardless of what you'll pay, each book is certainly worth owning, and will give you hours of truly satisfying reading pleasure.


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Rescue Teams Search For Missing 12-year-old British Boy On Porquerolles Island
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I like the premise of the organization, and would love to learn more. I guess I could start prepping an interview outline and see what they have to say. Good catch Pete!
There is a good chance I'll can get an interview with someone senior at the Inveneo project.
According to their website:
They have projects in Louisiana (post Hurricane Katrina), Haiti, Uganda, Ghana, and Rwanda. They had a display at LinuxWorld one year showing how a computer system for a classroom could be powered by a combination of solar and bicycle pedal power."Inveneo focuses on designing, integrating and supporting affordable technology systems that match the needs of people and organizations in under-served areas of the world. We provide complete, ready-to-install solutions. We share our designs, both equipment specifications and open source software, so that the systems can be created, adapted and supported locally. Our main goal is to make ICT more available and sustainable so that it can be used to by organizations to build capacity to deliver vital services and for people as tools to improve their lives."
They are based in San Francisco, California, USA.
Please visit their website and update this thread with any questions that pique your interest. Thier experiences in deploying Linux on bare bones systems while maintaining user interest and acceptance could be interesting.
Schotty, interested in a podcast? A combination phone and email interview could be really interesting.
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I like the premise of the organization, and would love to learn more. I guess I could start prepping an interview outline and see what they have to say. Good catch Pete!
I have some questions:
- What does Inveneo do and what inspired it to be created?
- How are the systems installed by Inveneo tailored to the needs of its users?
- What type of IT planning is required prior to deploying the systems?
- One of the failings of many IT projects is a lack of user acceptance. How does Inveneo work to reduce the risk of this occurring at locations all around the world?
- What have been the three most difficult technical challenges in setting up Inveneo projects around the world and how have you managed to overcome them?
- Inveneo was involved in providing communications services to New Orleans in the aftermath of the Hurricane Katrina disaster, how were the challenges different from those traditionally experienced by Inveneo in the field?
- How has the open source community helped in facilitating Inveneo's growth?
Any more questions? I'd like to send them off this weekend.
Schotty do you have a list of your own for the podcast?
Peter, read my PM.
The world, I will. This past week was hellish and I am currently one of those zombies from Evil Dead. 12 hour work days, woman broke her foot, kid burnt his hand, barely driving truck .... and over 2 weeks without a beer. I aint in good shape. I plan on getting a good list together this weekend, order some new gear and be ready sometime early to mid week. Even if I dont get the gear, I can record via a Gizmo out call the entire convo. But the gear would be cool, since that would give me an 8 track mixer and a nice condenser mic.


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Belfast International Airport with the support of our commercial partner Starbucks hosted a tea party in aid of Marie Curie.
Airport staff got together to partake in a Blooming Great Tea Party and managed to raise over £400 for a very worthy cause. A big thank you to everyone who was involved and helped to make this event a success. It truly was a Blooming Great Tea Party!
For information about Marie Curie or to find out more about hosting your own tea party visit http://www.mariecurie.org.uk/
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - It may be hard to believe, but school employees that get suspended from their jobs for performance or legal issues, are left on the payroll until they have a hearing and an outcome is determined.
And in many cases that can takes months or even years. 2 On Your Side got a email to our tipline about one such instance.
Our tipster says they know a Buffalo teacher on administrative leave earning full pay, benefits, and retirement credits and that they, "feel this is a bigger crime than patronage jobs at the Erie County Water Authority," which has been a story 2 On Your Side has been reporting on for years.
The Buffalo School District won't release how many district employees are getting paid, while on leave for disciplinary reasons.
And the district won't release how much it's spending on these employees.
The district asked 2 On Your Side to file a Freedom of Information Act request, which we've done.
However, to give some insight into this issue, the State School Board's Association has been studying the problem.
"Any large institution or urban center is going to have more and more problems in this regard, because the more cumbersome the process is the larger the unit is, it's going to be hard to prove cases," said Jay Worona, general counsel for NYSSBA.
School employees can get what's called: 3020a hearings to deal with the case. From data released in 2008, NYSSBA says it takes on average 502 days for tenured school employees to have their cases settled. And that the cost per case on average is $216,000.
This is because the school district still has to pay the employee's salary, also the cost for a substitute, and the arbitrator to hear the case, plus the costs for any witnesses to testify.
"If you're looking at it from the standpoint of the taxpayer, then I would say that it is longer and more costly than a taxpayer would want, I think it's longer and more costly than it needs to be," said David Farmelo, an attorney, who practices school law.
A few major problems with the system entail that it takes months for all parties to agree on an arbitrator. NYSSBA calls for reforms to make the system easier by the state using hearing officers more to deal with cases and issuing a cap for how long the case should be heard.
School employees wouldn't get full pay if they're charged with certain felonies. NYSSBA is working on putting out an updated study on this issue, by sending surveys to school districts statewide to get their response. Buffalo Schools had no comment on the way they handle these cases.


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DEXTER Bambino made Dylan J. OConnor, 12, a winner.
That was the word that is sending the Alexandria Central School sixth-grader to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., after he won Tuesdays regional contest at General Brown Junior-Senior High School.
Dylan was also the winner of last years regional spelling bee and studied extra so he could earn a place at the national competition for the second year in a row.
He was very well prepared, even more so than last year, said his father, Michael J. OConnor. He pretty much knew every word on the list by the time he got here.
Some of the more difficult words the 25 spellers from schools throughout Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties had to ace were polder, hacienda, sevruga, and schloss.
Some of the words are really not commonly heard in everyday conversation, which is what makes them difficult, said Dawn D. Ludovici, Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services assistant superintendent of programs. A lot of those words I dont even think Ive heard before, much less know the spelling for.
Second-place winner Elissa Prieto, a seventh-grader from Case Middle School, Watertown, did not let Dylan win easily. The last two on the stage sparred letter by letter for a half hour. Of the 31 rounds, Dylan and Elissa were the last two for 25 rounds, according to Mrs. Ludovici. After spelling particularly difficult words, Dylan would give his family a thumbs-up or wave before heading to his seat.
It was harder this year, he said. We studied one to two hours a day. One of my favorite words was buccaneer because I spelled it wrong once.
Each participant received a certificate and a book. The top six finishers received once-a-week Watertown Daily Times Newspaper in Education subscriptions for the remainder of the school year.
In addition to advancing to the national spelling bee, Dylan won a $100 U.S. savings bond, a Websters Third New International Dictionary and a one-year online subscription to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
This adds to Dylans growing collection of dictionaries. With his most recent win, he now has four.
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Whenever the temperature drops, we start to look at grooming the way cats view the bath: totally uninterested. But as we sit down for yet another typical mani/pedi ("I'll have the boring red please!") or find ourselves working the same party hairstyle we've been doing for years (curls or some sort of updo-what a shocker!), we can't help but get a little depressed. In an effort to pull ourselves out of our winter beauty slump, we uncovered a few fast tricks and treats to freshen up our regular routines. Hopefully you'll be pleased with our get-pretty products and maybe, just maybe, they'll be the beauty catnip you need to try something new!
Sparkly Headpieces
Hair accessories, in all their many splendid forms (including bows, bands, and feather-festooned pieces) have been hot for several seasons, but we're most interested in the sparkly kind right now. It's not only holiday appropriate, but there's also something comforting about seeing a little twinkle this time of year-it just brightens up a winter night. On that note, it's probably no surprise that we loved how Helena Christensen wore a glittering band to Chanel's Mobile Art Opening in New York City. The placement (neither overly pert, nor typically horizontal) was perfect, as it conveyed more of a flapper vibe than a hippie one (which feels fresh). Her hairpiece is Jennifer Behr's Crystal Lace Headwrap ($525) and is made with smoked Swarovski crystals, but you need not invest in such an expensive version to achieve this look. You can try the Mischa Barton for Stacey Lapidus Rope and Crystal Headband ($100) shown here or Lapidus' Gold Beaded Head Wrap ($90). We also like Urban Outfitters' Beaded Hair Wrap ($24), Free People's Winter Jewels Headband ($38), and Forever 21's Metallic Headband ($2.80)-all excellent affordable options. If you're desperate for a Jennifer Behr piece (we don't blame you; her pieces are all over Gossip Girl) but don't have much in your pocketbook, you probably should check her collection for Target, including this Crystal Headband ($29.99)!
Gray Nails
A couple of months ago, we saw something unexpected on the nails of one of our stylist pals: gray polish. It was odd, we'd noticed it in French Vogue around the same time and suddenly here it was in real life, looking fantastic. It seems we're not the only ones who appreciate the look; we also spotted the neutral hue on Gwyneth Paltrow's hands. If you haven't tried it already, you should, as gray polish not only grounds all your pretty holiday party dresses, it also will go with whatever you're wearing (since it goes with nothing)! We like the medium, matte, purple-gray shade of Sephora by OPI's Nail Polish in Metro Chic ($9), but that's not your only option. We also approve of darker hues, like Lippmann Collection's Hit Me With Your Best Shot ($15), a dark gunmetal gray with some shimmer, or Essie's Over The Top ($8).
Bordeaux Lips
We know that dark lipstick (be it red, wine, or berry) is a big commitment for many of you and it seems high-maintenance. Frankly, dear readers, we adore it, as it's a super easy way to turn your day look into one that's instantly cocktail-ready! The shade we're supporting and sporting these days is a deep bordeaux color, à la Daisy Lowe. We recently stumbled upon a slightly softer version of her lip look, one that also has some amazing staying power. Our recipe is simple: merely apply DuWop's lip plumping balm (it's the organic version of their signature Lip Venom), Pure Venom in Pure Berry ($24), then follow that with a coat or two of Max Factor's MAXalicious Lipgloss in Too Much Wine ($5)!
Lush Lashes
Left to our own devices, we tend to err on the drag queen side of things when it comes to lashes. We always want them longer, fuller, and darker and don't mind applying twelve coats of mascara to get them to a Lady Bunny-level statement look. Even if you don't got to our extreme, 'tis the season to wear ultra lush lashes, so we found some key products to help you pump up those peepers. One way to go is with falsies: shu uemura always makes the most divine options, including their False Eyelashes in Slant Black ($20), as seen above, and their really outrageous Swirl Couture ($95) version, which were created with Viktor & Rolf. Of course, if glue and tweezers aren't your thing, you can always just go for a turbo mascara, like Dior's Diorshow Iconic Mascara ($27), which gives you the much-loved Diorshow fullness, plus the formula now curls them too! Also look out for Imju's Fiberwig Mascara ($22), a Japanese import that coats your individual lashes with fibers for fantastically fat results.
Photos of Helena Christensen and Pixie Geldof, Splash News. Photo of Gwyneth Paltrow, WENN.
Photo of Daisy Lowe, Getty Images.


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MASSENA Massena Public Library officials will meet with town officials Oct. 23 for budget talks after they proposed a $714,752 spending plan for 2014 that called for $671,800 in revenue from taxes and town officials countered with $613,068.
That would mean more use of the librarys fund balance for the second consecutive year. Library officials used $55,000 in 2013, leaving the total fund balance at $183,017, and they are anticipating a 2014 fund balance of $128,000, according to figures prepared by library Director Elaine A. Dunne-Thayer.
Keep in mind what adds to the fund balance is yearly surpluses. Were already bare bones, she told members of the librarys board of trustees Tuesday night.
The fund balance projected for 2014 represents almost 18 percent of this years proposed budget, almost double the 10 percent maximum that the state comptrollers office recommends for municipalities.
Were at the second-highest fund balance weve had since 06, said board President Mark Englert after seeing a comparison of fund balances from 2006 to 2014 that Ms. Dunne-Thayer had prepared.
Coupled with the request for $671,800 from the town, the librarys 2014 budget calls for $42,952 of nonmunicipal revenue, including $14,500 from fines and fees, $3,427 from the state, $9,000 from the town of Louisville and $16,000 from other sources.
On the expense side, it is anticipating $277,623 for salaries, $61,377 for retirement and more than $233,000 in other employee costs, including health insurance. It is asking for $4,000 for equipment, $50,000 for resources, $20,000 for supplies and $63,100 for maintenance.
I dont think this is a bad budget, board member John Bain said. However, he said, given a drop in circulation numbers, he would like to see $5,000 more devoted to resources so the library could continue to build its collection. That was a $45,000 line item in the 2013 spending plan.
Im worried about circulation numbers dropping, he said.
Board Secretary Emily Hutchison agreed.
Im saying we go to the budget meeting and in addition to the $613,068, ask for $5,000 to bring the resources up. I think the conversation with the board and community is, this is what we need, she said.
Councilmen Albert N. Nicola and Charles A. Raiti, the towns liaisons to the board of trustees, said library officials are welcome to ask for additional funding for resources.
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The Office of Communications at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary is the central point of contact between the Fort Worth community and the seminary family. Communications officers also serve as liaisons to local and national news media, whether print, radio or television. The office strives to keep alumni, students and friends of the seminary informed about campus happenings through its various media, including this web site, emails, news service and campus newspaper, The Scroll, and its quarterly alumni and communications magazine, Southwestern News. Subscriptions to Southwestern News magazine are free. The magazine is currently mailed to 56,000 recipients.
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Dr. Steven Smith serves as Vice President for Student Services and Communications. He served as dean of the College at Southwestern and professor of communication prior to his appointment to vice president in July 2013. Smith also served as assistant professor of preaching and associate dean for the professional doctoral program at Southwestern before serving as dean. He earned his Ph.D. in Communication from Regent University in 2003 and holds a Master of Divinity from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Bachelor of Science in Communication from Liberty University. Smith wants to continue to tell Southwestern's story. "Southwestern has a remarkable history," Smith says. "Its reach penetrates some very public as well as some very obscure places. I see my responsibility not as creating a message but making sure that the incredible culture of this campus is well represented to the world at large."
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El Superstar: The Unlikely Rise of Juan Frances
Born Jonathan French in Beverly Hills and orphaned at three months, this young boy was adopted by his Mexican nanny, Nena and step-father, E.J. and raised to be a good, God-fearing Mexican with a love for ranchero music. At age 33 and blessed with the talent to sing like the angels, he takes his ranchero act from the small, half-empty soccer bars in East L.A., to a larger music festival audience where he is discovered and quickly swept into Mexican pop stardom. Juan's everyman appearance and musical style undergo a celebrity make-over. He changes his name to "El Guero" and his songs for the working-class are transformed into heartless Reggaeton.
Cast: Danny Trejo, Lupe Ontiveros, Elisa Bocanegra, Roseny Carrero, Spencer John French, Nick Rey Angelus, Kerry Carney, Zibby Allen
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