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HAMMOND – About two dozen residents came to a Board of Education meeting Thursday demanding an explanation for the boards decision not to renew Superintendent Douglas H. McQueers contract.
Board members refused to comment on their decision, but announced after a closed-door meeting that they will reconsider it.
Mr. McQueer was fired on July 10 by the Hammond Central school board just days before his contract was expected to be renewed. Board President Timothy W. Pitcher said previously that the firing was the result of an ongoing issue of job performance, poor evaluation scores and the boards desire to move in a new direction.
At Thursdays meeting, school board members listened as several residents criticized the decision and praised Mr. McQueer, but board members repeatedly said they could not discuss the personnel matter.
However, after an executive session to discuss the appointment of an interim superintendent, the board released a statement saying it will reconsider the firing of Mr. McQueer.
Its an open contract, Mr. Pitcher said. We will take this time to talk to Mr. McQueer. The action the board took on July 9 is not final since a resolution has not been drawn up.
Mr. McQueer, whose contract will expire July 31, said he was never given a reason why his contract would not be renewed.
I was not informed, Mr. McQueer said Thursday. They did not make me aware of any issues that would have made me think my contract renewal was in jeopardy.
Under his direction, Mr. McQueer said, the schools general fund has increased by $1.5 million and the school has been able to hire three new staff members in a time when many schools are cutting because of a lack of state aid.
Weve been working on a plan to hire a math consultant to introduce math teachers to the common core, which is necessary to the new state assessments, Mr. McQueer said.
Many residents applauded Mr. McQueers success.
What we have here now is a school that is in good fiscal condition, James Tague said. He has gotten the school in the best fiscal condition that its ever, ever been. You put the statement out there that the school is looking to go in a different direction then you need to tell us what that is.
But BOCES Superintendent Thomas Burns said Thursday the board is not required to state the reasons for Mr. McQueers firing.
You have a right to make a public comment, but they dont have to respond, Mr. Burns said.
Town Council member Douglas E. Delosh, who also served as dean of students under Mr. McQueer, says he wants to see him reinstated.
If you have problems, sit down discuss them and get things changed, but think about the community, think about the kids, Mr. Delosh said. This school is the most important part of this community, and Doug has done the job thats been asked of him.
Many school district residents questioned the timeliness of the decision. Mr. McQueer was reappointed at the July 9 board meeting, then, after a 15-minute executive session, board members voted not to renew his contract. The president and vice president of the board fired Mr. McQueer the next day.
How can a person be good enough to get appointed one day and the next lose his job? resident Thomas Chapman said. People ask me if I am embarrassed by this board, and I say I am.
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I just visited random.org to select the winners. I was planning on showing screen shots, but I can't seem to get the screen shots to work. I promise that this is legit ... Scout's honor!
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"The bags are beautiful!!! I would be so proud to call one of these my own! So PLEASE enter me in your very very generous giveaway!They are all wonderful, and I think my favourite is the blue and brown..."
Congrats, Tine! The blue and brown bag (my favorite) will be coming to live with you! So the first of my bags will be traveling all the way to Denmark. Where will the next bag go ... ?
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It's your lucky day, Tracy! Since you didn't specify a preference, would it be OK if the pink bag came to live with you in sunny California?
#106: Elizabeth
"Well, with 104 comments, there cant be much hope of winning your lovely giveaway! I do love the blue flutterby!I'm a quilter in France, how nice to see a male stitcher. I found you through Ann of En belle France, who doesnt live far `away from me, and one day we may meet to swap fabric."
Congratulations, Elizabeth ... o ye of little faith! I'm so happy to see one of my bags flying across the pond to France. Sorry, Elizabeth, but the blue Flutterby bag is already spoken for. How about the blue & green Ginger Blossom bag? P.S. Please say "hi" to Ann for me!
(I know that from her post, it sounds like Elizabeth was comment #105, but if you look at the time stamps, I think Boo just beat her to the "post" button!)
#43: Rebekah
"cute bags! I love them all, but especially the green and blue varieties : )"
OK, Rebekah ... the green Flutterby bag will be on its way to you shortly! From reading your blog, I would have picked this one out for you anyway! : )
Congratulations, ladies! Please email me your mailing addresses at email@example.com and I'll be sure to send these as soon as I can ... well, as soon as I make those mix CD's!
(Speaking of the mix CD's, I've started pulling songs that I want to put on the CD, and I've already pulled enough music to fill THREE CD's!! Self-editing is always the toughest part.)
Wow, this was a lot of fun. I had a great time reading everyone's comments, and I tried to respond to everyone if you left your email address visible. Hmmmm ... I think I'd better start planning my 100 post giveaway now -- I'll have to top myself!
Finally, because no post is complete without pictures (and because several people have asked), here are the most recent pics of Clancy:
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congratulations to all the winners.....How cute is Clancy...??? well done with the bags and I will keep watching for your next giveaway....ReplyDelete
oh well...congrats to the winners and I hope they enjoy their bags!ReplyDelete
Clancy is just adorable!
Congratulations to the winners.ReplyDelete
Clancy is a cutie.
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your bags are very cute
hugs Beth
HAPPY HAPPY ME!!! Oh my goodness! This is so wonderful. I screamed out loud, I was so happy to see my name!! I almost woke up the baby, but who cares?! I won! And my favourite bag too! Oh I am so so happy!ReplyDelete
no way! I never win anything! I'm so excited...you are so kind to do this!ReplyDelete
Oh man, I was SO close!....:(ReplyDelete
Wooo Hooo! I never win anything either! THanks so much!ReplyDelete
Even though I didn't win a purse I am still a winner for "finding" your blog! Curious to know what songs end up on your CD. I'm always interested in other people's taste in music.ReplyDelete
Well darn, it wasn't me. And it wouldn't have even cost you postage! LOLReplyDelete
Clancy is sooooo cute.
Congratulations to the lucky winners.ReplyDelete
John, I have given you a mention on my blog and awarded you a little award, I want my friends to see your work..please take a look.
Congrats to all the winners! They are lucky ladies to get those bags.ReplyDelete
Clancy is just a doll baby!
Wow! A man who quilts! Fantastic. If only I could get my Gom to quilt!ReplyDelete
I loved my visit here, & will be surely back. I came from Camilles place, Julia's lovely blog.
I love Clancy! Being a bit dog mad myself, you understand!
congrats to the lucky winners!ReplyDelete
Hi there, I have been reading your blog for a bit now and decided that you are worthy of an award . You can go to my blog to read about it and see how to accept the award.ReplyDelete
Thanks for all your posts on your wonderful quilting adventures.
LOL I've nominated you for the award too! Congrats on being so popular! :-)ReplyDelete

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BROOKLYN 2015 — First Thoughts on the Barclays Center
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The Islanders were supposed to head to Brooklyn on October 2nd for a pre-season game against the Devils. Everyone was supposed to get a glimpse at what could have been — and now will be — the team's home in 2015 (Maybe, if there had been a pre-season game and an NHL season, that would have been the day the team announced the move?). Due to the cancellation, we've only had fleeting glimpses at what an ice rink inside the arena looks like. Still, we can take a look at the facility and hypothesize how exactly this is all going to work.
On Friday night, I took a trip to Brooklyn to check out the arena and the Barclays Center Classic, a college basketball tournament featuring Kentucky, Maryland, LIU Brooklyn and Morehead State. Kentucky and Morehead both won close games, if you're scoring at home.
As for the arena, which was the the main attraction for me, it is gorgeous, very modern, a stone's throw from the LIRR, and even closer to a bunch of subway lines (See that big green, grassy hill in the photo above? That's the backside of an Atlantic Avenue subway entrance). Playing in this arena will finally bring the Islanders into a 21st century sports arena. It's also for better or worse a lot different than anything Islander fans are used to at the Coliseum.
The arena rises up in the middle of the urban area with one crosswalk between the LIRR's Atlantic Terminal station and Barclays. The area's busy, like anything you might expect outside an arena or in downtown Brooklyn. But you quickly step into the corporate arena confines of Barclays Center. If you've been to the Prudential Center in Newark, that's kind of how this arena feels. Right in the middle of the downtown, without the sprawling parking lots that double as tailgate spots you'll find in a more suburban spot. The most obvious difference between this and Prudential is New Jersey Devils red has been substituted for Barclays Corporation blue. And there's a lot of blue.
There's a shop that's part of the arena, to the left of the main entrance. It's a Starbucks, of course. The box office is directly inside on your right, inside a dark blue atrium that shines at night (pictured, above). From there you can look through glass on the left and see a Nets practice court, one wall of it shared with the Starbucks and the other a bar. As a neutral site, it's one of the rare times you can have a full open bar at a college basketball game. Don't worry, the recent post-grads at the game took full advantage of that.
The concourse of the arena was certainly smaller than I expected. Imagine a really nice version of the pre-renovation MSG with Brooklyn-based concession stands and staff everywhere. There was even someone manning the condiment table adjacent to the burger stand.
Space was clearly a bit of an issue with this arena, otherwise I'm sure the concourses would have been wider. It doesn't effect the flow much, as there were barely lines for the bathrooms, even at halftime of the sold out Maryland/Kentucky matchup. The lines for concessions and beer did have some length at the half, but that's something you'll find at every sold out arena everywhere. That was under the sidelines, too. Under the end zones, the concourse wasn't crowded at all at halftime.
Inside the concourse and the main atrium, the arena is absolutely gorgeous and shines. It's a step into the newest of new arenas and a far cry from anything at the Coliseum.
Inside the arena, it's bright and new, and doesn't look too different than other new arenas out there. But it does have it's own wrinkles. In one endzone there's a section of seats missing, where you'll find the Honda Club. It's a nice, low angled view of the action that's standing room only. The views from the lower bowl of seating also look great, but I guess that's a given. And take note journalists and bloggers, the press box is located directly next to the Honda Club.
Opposite the Honda club on the other side of the arena is another cutout section, where ESPN had it's broadcast desk setup. Over there are a couple sections of seating that at first glance appeared to be the press box, but upon closer inspection are premium seats with a classroom style setup.
Where the seating becomes an issue is when you head upstairs to the second bowl of seating, where the seats are literally embroidered with the sponsor's name 'MetroPCS'.
At the Coliseum, the top level feels like you're pushed pack from the action but not up. The Coliseum is built wider, instead of higher. Higher is what you'll get at the Barclays Center.
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After playing a doctor on television for many years, actress Kate Walsh has always been able to sympathize with the long hours on little sleep that physicians combat. Now Walsh (known by many as Dr. Addison Montgomery from medical dramas "Grey's Anatomy" and "Private Practice") can empathize, as well.
Walsh gamely battled through jet lag for a phone interview to discuss her recent USO Entertainment tour. She and fellow actor Kal Penn embarked upon a barnstorming, three-countries-in-seven-days trip, halfway around the world. But it was quickly apparent that her lack of sleep did not hamper her ability to express what the trip meant to her.
"It was such an overwhelming experience for me. Really kind of life-changing for me," Walsh said from her Los Angeles home. "Meeting all these different people and that's why I wanted to do [the tour]. [I always thought] 'I would love to go on tour but I don't sing or dance so how was that going to happen?' I had no idea that I could do meet-and-greet handshake tours … meeting and hanging out with people to tell them how grateful we are and make sure they know that we're all still thinking about them and have huge gratitude and respect for everything and their service."
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Walsh's father, Joseph Patrick Walsh, served in the Korean War as a decorated sergeant in the Army, but even with that insight, she was still struck by the sacrifices that so many servicemen and women make to defend America's freedoms and policies.
"From talking with women in the military, for me, trying to imagine being away from their kids … That was a big one," she said. "I was struck by the openness. I was just amazed at how vibrant and personable and open everyone was. People are just working so hard for just such long hours and they're doing it for our country and it was really inspiring."
Walsh also mentioned her respect for those Americans who dedicate their time away from their other professions to lend their skills to the armed forces.
"I think I probably kind of forgot a little bit how many people in the reserves and the National Guard are there doing tours and that's very inspiring, as well," she said. "To see people who are in the middle of getting their master's degree or the guy from the fire department in Alaska who came down to, on his reserve time, to be deployed. It's very humbling and very inspiring."
And Walsh saved a few words for the USO, as well, after seeing the many services and programs the USO provides for troops and military families.
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"And also it's just like anything service-oriented: they get so much out of it but also you get so much out of it. I've learned so many things and been so blown away by it."
And for Walsh, lost hours of sleep well spent.
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"He's starting to do the things that they've been practicing, and that is not to worry about hitting for power, but spraying the ball around, using the middle of the field," Terry Collins explained to reporters after the game. "Last year, when he was most successful, he went to right-center field, and that's what he did this series and he got a lot of hits."
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Cafe G at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
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- Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...
What a lovely dining experience! Each plate looks so delicate and beautiful!
- April 6, 2012 at 9:28 AM
- Jaime @ La vie...J'aime said...
summer roll! yum yum. the atrium/courtyard looks gorgeous!
- April 6, 2012 at 10:36 AM
- CoCo Wray said...
What a great mix of art and food!
- April 6, 2012 at 10:43 AM
- In and Around Town said...
I have been sitting on my post of this for ages! Cafe G was fantastic! great review!
- April 6, 2012 at 11:21 AM
- Yola Thorp said...
Cute photos, the food looks delicious.
- April 6, 2012 at 11:44 AM
- kale @ tastes good to me! said...
What an artistic meal! Those scallops look fantastic and I'd love to try that parsnip chip. Thanks for sharing your tasting menu! :)
- April 6, 2012 at 12:13 PM
- Megan said...
That dessert looks amazing, and I love the connection between art and nature and food.
- April 6, 2012 at 4:16 PM
- MelissaNibbles said...
Cafe G sounds like something I'd really like. I love the museum and am hoping to take a trip soon!
- April 6, 2012 at 6:17 PM
- Amber said...
That sounds like a wonderful place to visit.
- April 7, 2012 at 7:28 AM
- Simply Life said...
GORGEOUS photos! I've been wanting to visit this new section!
- April 7, 2012 at 8:32 AM
- Meghan said...
Wow, everything is beautiful!
- April 7, 2012 at 9:31 AM
- Jen said...
After reading this, I definitely need to check out the cafe while I'm visiting the museum sometime this year. Everything looks and sounds delicious.
- April 7, 2012 at 8:27 PM
- Sacha said...
Wow, everything is so delicate and beautiful! I love the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and would love to experience this. Your photos of the nasturtiums are stunning.
- April 7, 2012 at 10:31 PM
- Elizabeth said...
Of course the food at Cafe G would be absolutely gorgeous. I love the Gardner museum, I haven't been back since the additions though, I really need to.
- April 8, 2012 at 9:43 AM
- Ameena said...
I am dying over the beautiful orchid! The food looks amazing too - talk about the best of both worlds.
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- April 8, 2012 at 10:33 AM
- MOLLY GALLER said...
Wow, this meal looks incredible and the presentations are true works of art! I visited the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum a few weeks ago for the first time and was enamored with the courtyard. You are right, you were lucky to take photos! They came up to me and insisted that I stop snapping! We tried to go to Cafe G but it was a 3 hour wait! Thank you for sharing this experience.
- April 8, 2012 at 11:01 AM
- Emily @ A Cambridge Story said...
This food is legitimately artistic! I've actually never been to the Museum (or the cafe), even though I pass it daily. Thanks for the review!
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had lunch there once, but dont remember being quite as impressed as I am with the pictures of your dishes!! looks wonderful :)
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NEWPORT CITY – Fran and Melanie Azur have donated a large amount of grass-fed beef to area food shelves.
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The IAB loves Doug Weaver. Our members love Doug Weaver. Doug speaks at our conferences. I personally have nothing but the highest regard for Doug and have agreed with much of what he has written and said over the years.
Last week, he wrote a surprising piece in his blog, The Drift. The piece entitled, "The Myth of Digital Measurement" is well written, but stunningly out of synch with the realities of competitive media selling - and ignorant of the work the industry is successfully prosecuting to make measurement make sense.
Doug builds his argument on four "facts." Unfortunately, it is his facts that contain myths. Let me detail his errors- and then tell you how a united marketing and media industry, led by the IAB, the ANA, and the 4A's, are going about addressing marketers' need for actionable measurement standards in digital media.
In his blog posting earlier last week, Weaver argued that, "Fact One: Digital is Permanently Dynamic. Not only do digital capabilities constantly evolve, but the pace of that evolution is constantly accelerating. Which leads to……Fact Two: 'Measurement' Can Never Keep Up". By Doug's reasoning, digital media are separate from other media for the long term because their measurement is a myth. This kind of thinking keeps us forever on the experimental lines of big brand ad budgets. Finding a way for brand advertisers to evaluate digital media in terms they understand and can use to justify investments, by definition, does not either stop or deny innovation nor dynamism.
In "Fact Three", Doug writes about being onto the next things as soon as something becomes stable enough to be measured in a scalable way. And, he links that to commoditization. The reason other media, particularly television, have avoided commoditization is because they built simple, transparent currencies for the basics and then dedicated resources and creativity to proving why a rating point was not equal all the time in every piece of content.
Commoditization happens when you lose sight of how to prove value. In a world of intangible goods and services and make no mistake, the selling of advertising and the placing of it are intangibles, the smart money is on differentiation through measurement. Without a baseline, you cannot be different or better than something else. Metrics determine benchmarks and baselines against which to differentiate and to do so in transparent degrees of magnitude. Differentiation permits markets to ascribe higher and lower value.
In his "Fact Four" Doug makes the point that "Measurement Supports What We Already Want to Do" and he mentions that marketers use research for support rather than illumination. Perhaps that is true for some. I have seen quite the opposite since the IAB, ANA, and 4A's launched "Making Measurement Make Sense", facilitated by the consulting firm Bain & Company and the strategic advisory firm MediaLink. I have been in the room with marketers who believe in digital media's power to build brands, marketers who want insights and want to understand how to use digital media better. These are not people looking to substantiate dusty old models; these are people who want tools to show that innovation pays.
Had Doug looked into Making Measurement Make Sense and had he talked to either the IAB, the ANA or the 4A's about the who, what, when and how of this groundbreaking collaboration, he would have been pleasantly surprised. More than 40 senior executives, business leaders, functional experts and thought leaders, from across the ecosystem, have come together to define metrics and currency that facilitate cross platform transactions and also to identify the metrics that put value on elements of interactivity that contribute to building brands. Moreover, the fundamental underpinning of this initiative is to develop a structure for a measurement governance body that will manage change, develop standards, and provide a rapid mechanism for cross ecosystem business needs to be addressed by measurement systems.
Doug, dear colleague, please rethink how measurement, currencies and markets work in disruptive times.
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