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My name is Jonathan, and I'm an illustrator for the Creation Museum. It seems hard to believe, but my wife and I have been here almost fifteen months. We moved to northern Kentucky from Florida where I was working as a designer for a Christian publishing company while my wife was finishing graduate school.
I grew up with a keen interest in art. I especially loved to draw. From the time I could steady a pencil, every church bulletin, restaurant napkin, and notebook margin teemed with creatures, monsters, and super heroes from my overactive imagination. Little did I know that doodling could be a viable career option. I majored in commercial art and graphic design in college, and went on to do some graduate work that focused more on fine art.
After working for the aforementioned publishing company for two years, I became aware of the museum project from a college friend (Jon - also an illustrator) who was looking for another artist to bring on staff. When I saw what was happening here, I immediately wanted to be a part of it. The museum project is truly a "for such a time as this" opportunity. I pinch myself from time to time when I consider how great it is to be a part of what God is doing here. Then I pinch myself again to remind me of how much work there is yet to do.
As a museum illustrator, I'm responsible for creating exhibit artwork. This could mean a scientific illustration of a trilobite for a sign, a painting of a triceratops for a video title, or a mural depicting the infamous Scopes Trial where the Bible was put on trial. Although most of the artwork I do is picture-making of one sort or another, I also get to design some things.
Some design work I've been able to do includes creating new logos for the 7 C's of History, designing stained glass for the Dragon Hall Bookstore, and developing eye-catching signs used throughout the museum. In fact, the project I'm working on right now is for the Biblical Authority Room. It's a timeline showing pivotal events in church history where God's people compromised on His Word.
I love working here. I couldn't conceive of a better job. God's been extremely good to me, in that He's allowed me to use my gifts for His service in ministry related capacities. I can't wait to see what He's going to do down the road.
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DAVID BECKHAM was last night backed to follow in Paolo Maldini's footsteps and become a Champions League golden oldie.
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Beckham's new boss Carlo Ancelotti reckons age is no barrier to success for the 37-year-old, who has just signed a five-month contract with Paris St-Germain.
Ancelotti pointed out that Italian legend Maldini was two years older than Beckham when he won the Champions League with AC Milan.
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Material Wood
Year 2012
Collaboration María del Pilar Velasco.
Exhibitions Salone del Mobile Milan 2012, "Hand in hand" Madrid, "Crafts revolution" Fundesarte Madrid.
Family of wooden lamps that came from the sabana to form part of your family and share with you their tenderness and warmth.
Material- Ceramic
Year- 2013
Collaboration- Fundación Síndrome de down de Madrid
What is disability?
What is normal?
With this two questions starts Purin´s Project.
The RAE said´s disability is the quality of a disable and quality is the way of being of something or somebody.
Normal is a thing that adjusts itself to certain rules.
Over the years, disability has always been look at as something negative , nowadays disability is more accepted in society but there are still some prejudices
Purin´s project was born to generate reflexions with different works made with or by people with some kind of disability and focused into the design world.
Chapter 1 is a colaboration with "Fundación Síndrome de Down de Madrid" an organization in charge of integrate people with different disabilities into the society, most of them with down syndrome, one of its objectives is to make them more independent and with a better quality of life.
In this project the participants make their own interpretation of the houseware objects, the process is really important because in it different points of view are exchanged and it generates a discussion, why the objects have to be this way and not in a different one?
The result are unique pieces with their own languaje.
Material- Ceramic
Year- 2013
Exhibitions- Premio Quorum useo Franz Meyer. Mención Honorífica.
Inspired in the traditional mexican vases,"Agua de tierra" is a redesign that respects the original form and the function, keeping the water fresh.
Made in a industrial way but without forgetting the manual details.
Available in 4 different colors.
Material- Maple Wood
Year- 2013
Laines is a project that was born at the Wood Master Class organized by Fundesarte and U´luv center of folk arts of Slovakia.
At the Master Class craftsmen and designers of Spain, Ireland and France participated and exchanged different points of view and creation methods.
While designers often wonder what they want to do without thinking whether their design is viable or not, craftsmen think about the processes they know without trying to push their boundaries. The mix of these two ways of thinking made the Master Class challenging for designers as they had to get involved in the production and viability and at the same time craftsmen had to consider design and aesthetics.
Laines is an experiment that mixes two paradigms to create a product that is functional and can be produced in a artesanal way by the woodturning technique.
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Year 2015
Terracolor is an archetypal tableware, made of traditional terracotta. It is the result of a collaboration with artesans from cenral region of México, La Tora workshop and Paulina Stephens.
The idea behind this collection of pieces is to usetraditional material and techiques like "bruñido" to make a contemporary tableware with a touch of fun.
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Tim H added a post in a topic Cannonball Run 2015 " The Sleeperball"Yeah, maybe I'll be able to hit the work bench tonight. but who knows .
Tim H added a post in a topic Model Car Contest in ColoradoLance, I am up here in Laramie, WY. If you here of any other shows in CO. please post them. I would love to attend.
Tim H added a post in a topic Cannonball Run 2015 " The Sleeperball"Rob, you did build a Pacer wagon, You have to be a big boy to take the flack. LOL
To all, Including Rob. All the work and entries have been great. I myself have been at the bench maybe 4 hours in the past 3 months. The nice weather has been calling my name. Wasn't even working on the Sleeperball project. But the 70 Rallye 350 for my friend.
Tim H added a post in a topic What size drill bit for spark plug wires or boots?I think I use a #75 for my plug wires.
Tim H added a post in a topic What else do you collectMMMM let me see, Hot Wheels, but lately just the ones I think look cool. Any Buick Hot Wheel especialy, or other 1/87th Buick. Parts for my 1:1 scale 71 Buick Sportwagon.
Tim H added a post in a topic Any Colorado front range clubs??Any thoughts of forming a club, there have been 54 views to this thread. post up where on the front range you are from. Maybe we can get something going.
Tim H added a post in a topic Paint Strippers - What to Use?While I have not had any sucess using brake fluid. I have had good luck with both Easy Off( standard stuff) and Pine Sol. While the easy Off has the nasty smell. Pine Sol has the pine smell which is better, IMO.
Tim H added a post in a topic Is there a scale ford v10?I am making progress on one using a viper V-10 as a base, a modded 4.6 intake and cam covers.
Tim H added a post in a topic What is your dream model kit?What I would like to see. A 71-72 Buick GS. A 73-74 Buick Gran Sport, a 75 Buick Century Pace car (Fred cady produced the decals but no one makes the car)
Kits that could use a re-model( no pun) is the MPC 70 and 72 GTOs.
Tim H added a post in a topic Newb from SDShawn, have you found the Black Hill Scale modelers. They have an annual show in Rapid. they just moved the dates this year from Feb to April. A great bunch of people. if you like I can get you some contact info. I am a former member and try to make there show when the weather lets me.
Tim H added a post in a topic any michigan model car buildersWell I am fromerly of MI. was a member of the Southeast Michigan Modelers ( 93-95) don't know of they are still around. grew up in Redford graduated Redford Union in 83, Walled Lake, and Detroit (moved in 1970) Returned from 9 years in the service in 92. couldn't stand all the people and build up. left in 95 never looked back. ONLY thing I miss is the almost daily car shows in the summer, and the model clubs and events.
Tim H added a post in a topic A paint questionWhile all of us have had orange peal. I have found that you need to put the paint on heavy enough that it flattens out but light enough that is doesn't run. It is a fine line I learned. it took me a while to learn it. I was always going to light. I usually warm my cans up under hot tap water. I will run the can then shake it, repeating till the can remains warm when shaken. it ups the pressure and causes the paint to flow better.
Tim H added a post in a topic model car magazinewho do I contact to notifiy of a dealer no longer around? Laramie Hobby center is gone, closed about 4 years ago. but may reopen when the economy gets better. I know the owners.
Tim H added a post in a topic Best way to strip a modelI have used pine-sol with success. the old very-pine wal-mart used to sell worked equaly well.
Tim H added a post in a topic Where to buy these days?I have gotten mine mostly from Ebay. Since we have no local shops with on 80+ miles.


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Bundled Wind Power Project in Tamilnadu, India
The Tamilnadu Spinning Mills Association (TASMA II) Project has 812 small windmills located at micro-sites in many locations across the State of Tamil Nadu in India. The generated wind power is used for meeting the captive needs and export to the grid. All the windmills are connected to the grid of the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB) / Southern Grid. The total power capacity is approximately 460 MW.TASMA is a non-profit organization and is a registered society registered under the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act 1975. TASMA promotes best practices among its members, which includes green practices such as wind based electricity generation and energy efficiency.
The wind turbines are installed in major locations at Aralvaimozhi Pass, Senkottah Pass and Palghat Pass in the districts of Kanyakumari, Tirunelveli and Coimbatore respectively.
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Trabajando Para El Mañana Ii Group
The group president is Sra. Biqui Melita, a hardworking woman from the District of Calleria. She is 30 years old and a mother with two dependent children. Biqui manages her business and has the support of her husband, who is a motorcycle taxi driver. She has been a member of this Communal Bank for 1½ years. Her dreams are to open a discothèque in the "maloca" (an ancestral long house) that she owns and establish a store.
At the moment, the entire Communal Bank is requesting a loan of 6900 soles to invest in their various businesses.
Su primer crédito fue D. 6,300 soles con el cual las socias pudieron comprar sus productos para abastecer sus negocios.
Su presidenta es la Sra. Biqui Melita, es una mujer muy trabajadora, vive en el Distrito D. Calleria, región Ucayali, tiene 30 años, madre D. dos menores D. edad, ella se dedica a administrar su negocio, cuenta con el apoyo D. su esposo quien es chofer D. motocar. Ella es coia D. este Banco Comunal desD. hace un año y medio. La meta D. Biqui Melita, es tener una discoteca en la maloca que posee y poner su tienD..
Actualmente este Banco requiere D. un préstamo D. S/. 6,900 soles, que será invertido en los diferentes negocios.
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Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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- Jan 27, 2010
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Man, we have had a whole bunch of physical injuries and conditions show up lately. It wasn't too long ago when I was the one complaining about my AFib, and a pulled periformis, etc., muscle.
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DMV denies photo ID for 86-year-old Asheville woman
February 12, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
The tale of an 86-year-old Asheville woman who applied for a photo ID so she could vote in next month's election — and was turned away — has sparked more debate over the state's voter ID law. "We messed that one up," state DMV Commissioner Kelly Thomas said.
NC Insurance Department examines Blue Cross Blue Shield
February 12, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
The state agency has launched a probe into Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and its technology problems, which have led to more than 1,000 formal complaints from customers who were unable to buy or verify health insurance.
Blog: Can Bernie Sanders sell his politics in the South? Don't bet on it.
February 11, 2016
New Hampshire's liberals gave Bernie Sanders a resounding victory. It won't be repeated in the South, a much more diverse, polarized and economically vital region less likely to "Feel the Bern."
No quick decision on NC voting maps
February 11, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts gave plaintiffs who sued to change congressional maps in the 1st and 12th Districts until next Tuesday to respond to the state's emergency request to keep existing maps intact through next month's primary.
NC reports results of welfare drug-testing program
February 10, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
Between August and December of 2015, 89 welfare applicants were ordered to take drug tests, and 21 tested positive. A new state law requires that people seeking government assistance are to be screened and could be subject to drug testing; if results are positive, the applicant loses their welfare benefits.
NC leaders appeal ruling on voting maps
February 9, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
State leaders have filed an appeal to a federal court ruling that found two congressional district maps are racially gerrymandered. In Friday's ruling, a panel of three federal judges said the 1st and 12th District voting maps were drawn so the majority of voters were black, and gave the state two weeks to redraw the maps.
State lawmakers could slash tuition at some UNC campuses
February 8, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
A new proposal would reduce tuition at some UNC system campuses to $500 a year for in-state students and $2,500 a year for out-of-state students. Campuses being considered for the tuition break include Elizabeth City State, Fayetteville State, Winston-Salem State and UNC Pembroke. The plan would cost the state about $65 million a year, which could be recouped through higher out-of-state tuition at other system schools.
NC Commerce chief promotes crowdfunding, broadband access
February 5, 2016
N.C. Commerce Secretary John Skvarla told legislators Thursday the state needs to legalize crowdfunding as a way for small businesses to grow. He also emphasized the importance of high-speed Internet access in rural counties.
Insurance commissioner warns of effects of ACA
February 4, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
N.C. Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin says the Affordable Care Act is driving up the cost of health insurance, and he is concerned that insurers will withdraw from the state, leaving residents with few options. Goodwin, a Democrat, supports expanding Medicaid and establishing a state insurance exchange.
Related: State workers' health insurance may be cut
Tax credit could save CSX millions
February 3, 2016
(The News & Observer, Raleigh)
If CSX follows through with plans to build at $272 million cargo hub in Johnston County, the company could benefit from a 50% state tax credit for railroads that spend at least $30 million on terminals. The N.C. Department of Transportation also is considering whether to provide $100 million to help pay for the terminal.


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Yesterday the Session 2 camp festival brought families, friends, and loved ones to the Blackfriars Playhouse for an exciting day of playing.
I snapped this shot during the music call this morning before the house opened up. The campers opened the Festival with their final song from Truth or Dare Shakespeare. Then the audience had a fantastic day of shows spanning Shakespeare's whole writing career: Two Gents, an early comedy; Julius Caesar, a middle tragedy; and Coriolanus, Shakespeare's last tragedy.
The day opened with introductions and a welcome from ASC Director of Education Sarah Enloe and Director of Mission Ralph Alan Cohen. The cast of Two Gents took the stage with excitement. In new costumes, the campers performed their hearts out, showing again that spectacle is the least of our concerns here at ASC. The merit, beauty, and breath lives in the text. Special applause to Ella and her fabulous wardrobe, Bridget as Crab, director Chelsea Phillips, and assistant directors Mark and Claire.
I called Coriolanus to take their places at 1:35. After a warm, special welcome speech from director Matt Minnicino, the campers entered Up Center and I never took my eyes off them. Demanding the audience's attention, our judgment, our investment, the campers delivered a show they can be proud of. Special applause to all the music makers in the show.
The Festival concluded with Julius Caesar. What a commanding show! As I watched, it struck me that director Andrew Blasenak lead the campers to this successful production by employing the ASC methodology and pedagogy. He followed embedded stage directions and let the text lead the playing of Caesar's assassination; he created Rome using our imaginary forces and since I'm praising his cast and production, I'll keep going: I've not seen a better staging of the storm. Special applause to all the actors who had demanding doubling tracks (another of Shakespeare's staging conditions this show utilized), and especially to Bobby, who held the largest track, with five characters.
From the Session 2 camp staff:
"Doubt thou the stars are fire, doubt that the sun doth move; Doubt truth to be a liar, but never doubt I love." Campers, you are the reason why. We do it for you. Thank you for being such outstanding young people. Your talent, camaraderie, and passion impresses, inspires, and infects us until we are fat with pride and joy. Thank you for your performances at the Festival and our hats are off to you as you matriculate this Fall and continue to grow, to be invested, to lead.
"Parting is such sweet sorrow." -Romeo and Juliet, II.2 (Of course I end with R&J)
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Arrive in Longyearbyen, the administrative capital of the Spitsbergen archipelago of which West Spitsbergen is the largest island. Before embarking there is an opportunity to stroll around this former mining town, whose parish church and Polar Museum are well worth visiting. In the early evening the ship sails out of Isfjorden as your arctic cruise gets underway.
Heading north along the west coast, arrive by morning in Krossfjorden, where you take to the Zodiacs for an exhilarating cruise along the sculpted front of the 14th of July Glacier. On the surprisingly green slopes near the glacier, a colorful variety of flowers bloom, while large numbers of kittiwakes and Brünnich's guillemots nest on the nearby cliffs. There is also a good chance of spotting opportunistic arctic foxes, who patrol the base of the cliffs in case a hapless chick falls from its nest, and bearded seals, who cruise this scenic fjord.
In the afternoon sail to Ny Ålesund, the world's most northerly settlement and your first port call on your polar voyage. Once a mining village - served by the world's most northerly railway, which can still be seen - Ny Ålesund is now a research center. Close to the village is a breeding ground for barnacle geese, pink-footed geese, and Arctic terns. Visitors interested in the history of arctic exploration can walk to the anchoring mast used by Amundsen and Nobile in the airship Norge in 1926 and Nobile in the airship Italia in 1928 before their flights to the North Pole.
Near the mouth of Liefdefjorden, go ashore for a walk on the tundra island of Andøya. Many common eiders and pink-footed geese nest here, and the more rare king eider may also be seen. Sailing into Liefdefjorden, cruise near the face of the impressive Monaco Glacier. The waters of the glacier front are a favorite feeding spot for thousands of kittiwakes and occasionally polar bears are seen on the glacier.
Today reach your northernmost point at Phippsøya, in the Seven Islands north of Nordaustlandet. Here you are at 81 degrees north, just 540 miles from the geographic North Pole. Polar bears inhabit this region, along with ivory gulls. Sit for several hours in the pack ice, taking in the spectacular surroundings and seeing a Ross gull, before turning south again.
Today sail into Hinlopen Strait, home to bearded seals, ringed seals, polar bears, and ivory gulls. Navigate the ice floes of Lomfjordshalvøya in your zodiacs and explore the bird cliffs of Alkefjellet with thousands of Brünnich's guillemots. On the east side of Hinlopenstrait, attempt a landing at Palanderbukta on Nordaustlandet, home to reindeer, pink-footed geese, breeding ivory gulls, and walruses.
In Freemansundet plan to land at Sundneset on the island of Barentsøya to visit an old trapper's hut and then take a brisk walk across the tundra in search of Spitsbergen reindeer and barnacle geese. Later cruise south to Diskobukta on the west side of Edgeøya. After a Zodiac cruise through the shallow bay, land on a beach littered with whale bones and tree trunks, which have drifted here from Siberia. You can also climb to the rim of a narrow gully which is inhabited by thousands of kitttiwakes, together with black guillemots and piratical glaucous gulls. During the breeding season, the base of the cliffs is patrolled by arctic foxes and polar bears, especially females with young cubs, searching for young birds that have fallen from the nesting ledges.
Start the day quietly cruising the side fjords of the spectacular Hornsund area of southern Spitsbergen, enjoying the scenery of towering mountain peaks. Hornsundtind rises to 1,431m while Bautaen shows why early Dutch explorers gave the name 'Spitsbergen' - pointed mountains - to the island. There are also 14 magnificent glaciers in the area and very good chances of encounters with seals and polar bears. Visit the Polish research station where the friendly staff give you insight into their research projects. Behind the station the mountains are home to thousands of pairs of nesting little auks.
Today land on Ahlstrandhalvøya at the mouth of Van Keulenfjorden. Here piles of beluga skeletons (the beluga is a small white whale), the remains of 19th-century slaughter, are yet another reminder of the consequences of thoughtless exploitation. Cruising to Recherchefjorden during the afternoon, explore an area of tundra at the head of the fjord where many reindeer feed.
Return to Longyearbyen and disembark for the transfer to the airport and the flight to Oslo and home.
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You can catch Hair the Musical in Rotorua (subtitled, Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical) at the Casa Blanca Theatre (122 Riri Street) from May 16.
Way back in 1968 the original production of Hair was considered outrageous and daring but it was ground-breaking and paved the way for the genre of rock opera/musical. It also picked up a Tony for Best Musical that year. Fast forward four decades and Hair picked up another Tony, this time for Best Musical Revival (plus a swag of other awards including lighting, costumes and sound). Technology has progressed so much that today's stage design, lighting and technical effects are so superior to when the musical was first staged. As long as the songs and the story hold up, contemporary revivals can be far better than the originals.
And that's the thing – the songs and story have more than held up – in fact, they have arguably improved with age. In 1968, Hair set out to shock, to shake the establishment and reflect what was happening within the hippie 'make love not war' anti-Vietnam scene – protests, drug taking, peace, profanity and promiscuity… these days it is more a snapshot of a time and place that comes with a hint of nostalgia, a bit of history and a lot of good music and theatre.
Songs like Age of Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine In, Hair, Easy to be Hard, Hare Krishna, What a Piece of Work is Man and Good Morning Starshine still pack a toe-tapping ethereal punch and while there is still an edge to the musical, it is just what is was then, an enjoyable experience.
Oh! There is that twenty seconds of nudity that, for some reason, has created more controversy down the decades than the drug taking, swearing or songs like Sodomy. It was almost 'Let the Sin Shine In'. This production comes with an official 'Parental Guidance'recommended warning for young adults 13 plus, but it won't give the teenagers nightmares – it will be tastefully dimly lit and the nudity is totally non-sexual.
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Anne Bancroft was one of the few performers to win all three major acting awards: the Oscar, two Tonys and an Emmy.
She is best known for two parts in her long and prolific career: Helen Keller's feisty teacher Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker and Mrs. Robinson, the sultry older woman who seduces Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate — a part the actress said she nearly didn't take.
Before she was Anne Bancroft, she was Anna Maria Louisa Italiano, a girl from the Bronx whose parents had immigrated to the United States from Italy. She took the name Bancroft when she began acting in Hollywood but it was on Broadway that she first made her mark, in the 1957 production of Two for the Seesaw with Henry Fonda.
Bancroft won her first Tony for that play. Its director, Arthur Penn, recalls that when he was getting ready for his next production he had no doubt who he would cast in the role of Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker.
Bancroft's passionate performance won her another Tony and then an Oscar for her portrayal of Sullivan in the film version of the play.
But it was her portrayal of the coolly ferocious Mrs. Robinson in 1967 film The Graduate that won Bancroft her greatest fame — despite her initial misgivings. She had told interviewers that many people tried to talk her out taking the part because the role was all about having sex with a younger man.
But her seduction of Dustin Hoffman was sexy funny and sad all at once — and the scene has left an indelible mark on popular culture.
Later in her career, Bancroft starred in a number of other successful roles, most notably the aging dancer Emma in The Turing Point and the formidable Mother Superior Miriam in Agnes of God.
Bancroft, who had been married to director and producer Mel Brooks since 1964, died Monday of uterine cancer at age 73.
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Find out more about the background to personalisation, and how it works:
Putting people first
'Putting people first', published in December 2007, contains the government's vision of how personalisation of social care services will allow people more control over their own lives and the services they choose.
Individual budgets
The use of individual budgets and resource allocation systems put the people who are in receipt of a service at the centre of the funding for that service, moving away from a model of local authority assessment and placement.
The pioneering work to put users in control of their lives and the support they get was carried out by in Control. This is based on the principles of self-directed support, with individuals given a sum of money to spend in the way they choose to meet their needs.
The Department of Health embraced these principles and set up 13 individual budget pilot sites across England. The evaluation of the pilot was published in July 2008, following a national roll-out.
The report found that the effectiveness of individual budgets differs between groups, such as older people, people with mental health needs and people with physical disabilities. For people with a learning disability, 68% of those surveyed for the evaluation said that individual budgets had changed their view on what could be achieved in life.
Responding to the findings, the Department of Health (DoH) said it was "encouraged that the overall results for social care outcomes were positive." It also said that the research confirmed that the introduction of individual budgets to social care was the right approach, and that the Valuing People Now strategy would prioritise personalisation.
Key issues
- The white paper 'Our health, our care, our say' confirms the vision of high quality support meeting people's aspirations for independence and greater control over their lives, making services flexible and responsive to individual needs. Find out more about 'Our health, our care, our say' on the Department of Health website.
- A useful guide on receiving direct payments is available from the Department of Health. To read the guide, visit the Department of Health website.
Current debates
As personalisation is playing a key part in the transformation of the social care sector many issues are currently being worked through with the implementation of self-directed support. These will help to shape both the local policies and procedures that local government use, as well as informing the national policy direction.
In supporting the delivery of individualised budgets much of the research that has been completed has been by in Control. There has been an evaluation of in Control which shows the benefits of moving towards self-directed support. Across the country there are now more than 4500 people using the in Control model accessing between them over £42 million pounds.
Good practice
There is a wide range of information to support people in developing the tailored support services and meeting the criteria for personalisation. With over 100 local authorities working to deliver individual budgets there are many resources provided by the relevant local authority. This is supported by the library that has been created by the in Control team.
- For more information, visit the library on the in Control website.
Our approach
We are committed to increasing the number of people with a learning disability who design, commission and purchase the services they need using their individual budgets. As a large provider of support services we aim to deliver services that are tailored to the people we support. The personalisation agenda supports our ambition to deliver high quality services to people in a range of settings.
For personalisation to be effective we believe the ethics of choice, respect and transparency, the key values of self-directed support, should be in place in all services. This should be irrespective of whether these are services that are registered, supported living, independent living or self-directed support.
One aspect of the move to a self-directed support model can be seen with the way the funding for, and delivery of our services is being commissioned. As a service provider our personal support and housing staff are working in partnership with several local authorities and in Control to transform the commissioning of the services that people receive.


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PPG Color Specialist, Dee Schlotter will be one of our key speakers for the "Learning to See" Design Seminar next month. She will discuss color trends in all fields including creating partnerships. So, get ready to take notes and learn how color can change your business.
PPG 2016 Global Color Trends: Automotive, Architectural, Aerospace & Consumer Electronics
Each January, PPG's global color stylists meet to discuss the color trends for the upcoming year. More than 25 color representatives from 8 different countries and from PPG's business units: automotive, architectural, consumer electronics, aerospace and industrial discuss what colors are forecasted for each region and product. Despite our different markets and geographies, many of the sentiments and forecasts are quite similar. We see consumer electronics influencing the car and plane industries, and the interior styling of cars influencing the hotel architectural market. It is an advantage to have this insider's look at all these important consumer drivers and to provide these trends to PPG's customers. We influence trends as much as trends influence us. There is a reason why we like certain colors at certain times in our lives and with what's happening in society. Applying these societal and demographic filters provide a color palette that will connect with customers in a meaningful way and sell product.
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The team at MyDomaine.com are talking about my upcoming seminar in New York City, July 22nd – July 23rd. The title of this article couldn't have said it better! We will discuss the secrets of running a successful interior design business and the challenges we all face. So, join me and my guest for two days of fun!
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The line up for the Vicente Wolf Design Seminar is HERE and I am excited to announce MICHAEL BRUNO, Creator of 1stdibs and Housepad app. He will be focusing on his new business that will have a trade only division. This seminar will provide you with information that you cannot learn in any school. Providing everything you need to know, including resources, for all your business needs.
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The President's Visiting Council (PVC) brings fresh and engaged perspectives into the College's key conversations as we seek continuous improvements in all facets of our institution. The goal is to create regular opportunities for self-review of non-academic programs and initiatives and to involve small groups of alumni and friends of the College in these reviews. Members of the PVC serve three year terms and commit to participate in at least one campus visit during their term, although they are invited to attend more of the meetings if their schedule allows.
Upcoming meetings:
Fall 2015 - November 15-16, 2015 ~ Athletics
Past PVC meeting dates and topics:
- Spring 2015 - April 26-27, 2015 ~ Marketing
- Fall 2014 - November 2-3, 2014 ~ Campus Safety and Security
- Spring 2014 – April 6-7, 2014 ~ Career Services
- Fall 2013 - October 27-28, 2013 ~ Academic Skills Center
- Spring 2013 - March 27-28, 2013 ~ Thinking Green
- November 7-8, 2012 ~ Alumni Engagement
- March 20-21, 2012 ~ Leadership Programming
- November 2-3, 2011 ~ Religious Life
Patricia Ang
Patricia Ang '98 studied Computer Science and Business Administration at Austin College. She began her career as a Systems Analyst, certified in SAP software implementations with Deloitte Consulting in Chicago. Over the years, she discovered her true passion was selling technology and eventually moved into medical sales. Since 2009, she has worked for Barco, a Belgian visualization company which specializes in high resolution medical displays for many specialties, including radiology, breast cancer imaging, surgery, and cardiology. She is the Business Development Account Executive for the Pacific Northwest and the National Women's Health Specialist. Ms. Ang is passionate about helping others, especially those in developing countries. She has served on the event boards of several non-profit organizations, including Coprodeli.org, a group working with children in Peru; Fabretto.org, a group working to improve schools and nutrition in Nicaragua; and Connectmed.org, a group providing surgical care in Malawi. In February 2014, she also volunteered on a surgical mission trip with MedicalMissionEcuador.org. Ms. Ang enjoys playing guitar, yoga, paddle boarding and tennis. She is active with the Young Adult Group at St. Dominic's Catholic Church and lives in San Francisco, California.
Bob Ardell
Robert Ardell is a petroleum geologist Houston, Texas. He graduated from Monmouth College with a geology/economics major and received a Master's of Science in geology from Kansas State University. Mr. Ardell has managed many different projects in almost fifty years of employment and continues today as a retained consultant in semi-retirement. Global exploration has been a very rewarding experience and an eye opening exposure for an Illinois country kid. Mr. Ardell has served on many boards for both private and public non-profit organizations and is proudly an emeritus trustee of his alma mater. Mr. Ardell is married to Lee, a current trustee at Austin College and both are strongly supportive of the College.
Zeke Ashton
Zeke Ashton '95 is the founder and Managing Partner of Centaur Capital Partners, a registered investment advisor based in Southlake, Texas. Centaur Capital manages value-oriented private investment partnerships in addition to serving as the sub-advisor to a retail mutual fund called the Tilson Dividend Fund (TILDX). Prior to founding Centaur Capital in 2002, Mr. Ashton was employed as an investment analyst and featured writer for The Motley Fool, a media company based in Alexandria, Virginia, that specializes in investing and personal finance. From 1995 to 2000, Mr. Ashton lived in Europe and worked as a project manager in the treasury and risk management software industry, primarily working with international banking and industrial clients in Germany and Switzerland. Mr. Ashton graduated from Austin College in 1995 with degrees in Economics and German.
Michael R. Buchanan
Jim Buie
Sara Mitchell Bushell
Sara Mitchell Bushell '06 is a User Experience Designer, creating consistent and easy-to-use user interfaces for mobile devices, websites, and software. She currently works at Chevron in Global Knowledge Management, the team responsible for the development of Chevron's global workforce of technical professionals. She previously designed proprietary cementing software for Halliburton and a retail electric plan comparison site for CenterPoint Energy. Mrs. Bushell received her Bachelor's degree from Austin College and her Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialty in Human-Computer Interaction from Stanford University. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association of Greater Houston. She lives in Houston, TX with her husband, Brent.
Todd Canon
Todd Canon is a partner and family physician at South Austin Medical Clinic in Austin where he sees patients of all ages. He received his B.A. from Austin College in Biology in 1993 and medical degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio in 1998. Prior to working in Austin he and his domestic partner Perry Heitman lived in Portland, Oregon where Dr. Canon completed his residency in Family Medicine at Oregon Health and Science University. After residency he stayed in the Portland area for many years working as a family physician at a large family clinic and later in the Providence Health System. In Portland he served on the Board of Directors at Family Physicians Group and also at Cascade AIDS Project. Dr. Canon served six years as a member of the national Board of Governors of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) from 2006-2012, originally in Portland and then in Austin. Currently he is in his first term on the Board of Directors of HRC. HRC is the nation's largest civil rights organization working to achieve equal rights for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. He is a member of the Austin Travis County Hate Crimes Task Force.
Anne Crews
Anne Crews serves as Vice President, Government Relations, Mary Kay Inc. Anne lobbies to propose, oppose or amend legislation and regulations impacting corporate operations, the Mary Kay Independent sales force and employees affiliated with Mary Kay Inc. She develops relationships to form coalitions that foster corporate interest. She is responsible for such activities related to Mary Kay operations throughout the Americas. Anne joined Mary Kay Inc. in 1983 as Coordinator, Public Affairs. She previously served as Press Assistant to Texas Governor Bill Clements following her work as a television news reporter/anchor at KMID-TV in Midland, Texas. Anne earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Rollins College. She represents Mary Kay Inc. as President, Board of Directors, Corporate Alliance to End Partner Violence, and is Mary Kay Inc. liaison, American Bar Association Commission on Domestic Violence. Anne also serves on the Rollins College Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Erica Ekwurzel
Erica V. Ekwurzel '01, CFRE, MPA'ff, is Founder & Principal of Advocacy In Motion Consulting, LLC (AIM), an Austin, Texas-based consultancy offering customized services in Philanthropic Strategy, Nonprofit Advocacy and Coalition/Relationship Building. AIM upholds the fabric of democracy by developing, strengthening and connecting civic leaders as effective advocates aimed to leverage positive change. She has spearheaded and organized numerous state and national legislative outreach efforts on behalf of Texas philanthropic and nonprofit associations, including Texas AFP Legislative Action Day, an initiative inspiring AFP chapters across the Lone Star State to raise the consciousness of philanthropy with Texas legislators. Additionally, Ms. Ekwurzel serves on the consultant team of Seeds for Change Consulting LLC, and is serving her second board term with AFP-Greater Austin Chapter and is a member of the AFP-IHQ US Government Relations. Building upon her professional development experience with United Way of Metropolitan Dallas and CASA of Travis County, Ms. Ekwurzel earned a Master's of Public Affairs from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas-Austin, with a concentration in Nonprofit Management and Philanthropic Studies. She continued her tenure as philanthropic consultant to KDK-Harman Foundation, helping found the Central Texas Education Funders. She also holds a BA in English and Spanish from Austin College.
Jarrod Foerster
Jarrod Foerster '92 is a founder and managing principal, of Flagship Capital Partners ("Flagship"). Flagship is a real estate investment fund that provides debt capital, through a variety senior and mezzanine structures to entrepreneurial and qualified sponsors who are engaged in the acquisition of value-add real estate. Mr. Foerster also serves as a member of Flagship's Investment Committee. Prior to joining Flagship, Mr. Foerster served as an Acquisitions Officer with Camden Property Trust (NYSE:CPT), primarily responsible for the origination and execution of multifamily asset acquisitions in the Eastern and Midwest United States. While at Camden, he helped create and launch Camden's mezzanine debt financing program, as well as developed and maintained several key institutional investor relationships. From 1994 to the end of 1998, Mr. Foerster was employed in the Real Estate Investment Banking Group of Merrill Lynch & Co. in New York City. During his tenure at Merrill Lynch, he worked with real estate clients in a variety of corporate finance and strategic advisory assignments. Mr. Foerster is a 1992 graduate of Austin College, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree with concentrations in Economics and History. He is a member of the Urban Land Institute, the Mortgage Bankers Association and the National Multi Housing Council. In addition, Foerster is a member of the Houston City Club, Greater Houston Gun Club, Houston Polo Club and the River Oaks Breakfast Association and has served as a volunteer for numerous charitable enterprises.
J. Curtis Henderson
J. Curtis Henderson '84 has been Executive Vice President and General Counsel for Approach Resources Inc., a public energy company headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, since 2007. From 2005 to 2007, Mr. Henderson served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Coterie Capital Partners, Ltd., A private equity partnership in Dallas, Texas. From 1996 to 2005, Mr. Henderson served as General Counsel of Nucentrix Broadband Networks, Inc., a public broadband wireless telecommunications company based in Dallas. Mr. Henderson began his career as a lawyer in the corporate and securities section of Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell (formerly Locke Purnell Rain Harrell). Mr. Henderson has 25 years of experience in public and private securities, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance and regulatory affairs. He holds a B.A. in Political Science from Austin College and a J.D. from Washington and Lee University School of Law, where he served as Articles Editor of the Washington and Lee Law Review.
Mary Pat Higgins
Josh Imhoff
Josh Imhoff '93 is a partner at Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Blumenthal, LLP, in Dallas, where he advises a variety of clients with their transactions, primarily in the real estate, lending, and energy sectors. Prior to joining Carrington Coleman, Mr. Imhoff graduated with honors from Duke University School of Law in 1998, and served as a law clerk on the Texas Supreme Court to then-Justice Greg Abbott. Mr. Imhoff graduated summa cum laude from Austin College, with a B.A. in English. Mr. Imhoff is currently President-Elect of the Austin College "L" Association, and a member of the Dallas Regional Chamber's Leadership Dallas Class of 2012. He was recently nominated as a Fellow of both the Texas Bar Foundation and the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers. He sits on the Corporate Council of the Dallas Museum of Nature and Science, where he is an active member of the Education Committee, and is the incoming President of the Coppell Education Foundation.
Jennifer King
Jenny King '92 is a Marketing, Public Affairs and Community Affairs Consultant with a background in PR counsel, community affairs and economic development, and legal marketing. A political science graduate of Austin College, she received a Master in Public Affairs degree from the University of Texas at Dallas. Ms. King is an active community volunteer and serves on the boards of Head Start of Greater Dallas and the Kappa Gamma Chi Alumnae Network (KΓXAN) as well as the steering committee for the Greater Dallas Business Ethics Award. She is also a regular volunteer at her children's elementary school and with the Women's Council of Dallas County. An enthusiastic supporter and advocate of Austin College, Ms. King is the immediate past president of the Austin College Alumni Board, co-founder of the KΓXAN and the Kappa scholarship (established to support study abroad students), and was a member of the inaugural Austin College Greek Alumni Council. While a student at Austin College, she was a member of several organizations, including the A Capella Choir and Kappa Gamma Chi. Ms. King is married to Chris Thompson '92, and together they are raising their two children to be 'Roos!
Alex Lazar
Alexander Lazar '90 MD/PhD is an Associate Professor of Pathology and Dermatology with tenure at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. His academic work focuses on sarcoma and melanoma ranging from clinical diagnosis, staging, molecular testing, translational research, novel clinical trials and genomic characterization of these tumors. He is a Director of two fellowship training programs in Pathology which graduate 16 fellows per year. Dr. Lazar is married to Victoria Lazar, an Associate General Counsel at General Electric in the Oil & Gas Division. They have two children, Elliott and Abigail. After obtaining a degree in philosophy and political science as an undergraduate at Austin College, Dr. Lazar earned his MD and PhD at UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas.
Laura Liles
Laura Liles '90 is the Assistant Director of the Genomic and RNA Profiling Core at Baylor College of Medicine. She has been at the BCM core for 13 years and has had a crucial role in expanding the facility's services to include microarrays, qPCR, and next generation sequencing. The core is one of the Advanced Technology cores for the Dan L. Duncan Cancer Center. Ms. Liles has recently implemented a new Laboratory Information System (LIMS) for the core.
Ms. Liles received her Bachelor's degree from Austin College in International Relations. She lived in Japan and California before returning to Texas. She has worked with PAWS Foundation Houston for over 10 years. The organization facilitates hospital visits between patients and their own pets. She lives in Houston.
Mike Maberry
In the course of his career, Mike Maberry has consistently practiced in areas that encompass real estate lending, creditors' and debtors' rights, law and real estate development. Prior to his current ranching and horse breeding activities in the Red River Valley of Texas, Mr. Maberry was president and chief financial officer of Hanover Property Company, a recognized developer of master planned communities for single family homes and of neighborhood retail centers in Dallas/Fort Worth. Prior to that, he was a shareholder and director of the Dallas law firm McGuire, Craddock & Strother for banking and real estate sections. His law practice followed a fourteen year career as executive vice president in charge of real estate lending for MBank Dallas and later for MCorp, its statewide holding company, where he took leadership roles in real estate and banking operations during periods of expansion, maintenance and retrenchment. He spent his early career on the audit and tax staff of the then "Big Eight" accounting firm of Arthur Young & Co. and on the corporate finance staff of two investment banks. Mr. Maberry has been chairman of the board of directors of the Dallas Area Red Cross, the Salesmanship Club Youth and Family Centers and a member of the board of adjustment of the City of University Park. He currently serves as chairman of the board of John Paul II High School in the Catholic Diocese of Dallas. He received his undergraduate and law degrees from Southern Methodist University (B.A. 1965; J.D. 1967) where he was an editor of the Southwestern Law Journal.
Richard Matkin
Richard Matkin '75 is Superintendent of the Plano Independent School District. Plano ISD is the 79th largest school district in the nation, serving more than 55,500 students and maintains an employment staff of approximately 6,800. Educationally, Plano ISD has 3 tuition-based early childhood schools, 44 elementary schools, 13 middle schools, 6 high schools and 3 senior high schools. Prior to being named superintendent in May, 2012, Mr. Matkin served as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of the district since 2001. Prior to coming to Plano, Mr. Matkin served as CFO in Duncanville, White Settlement, Carrollton-Farmers Branch, DeSoto and Red Oak. Mr. Matkin had gravitated from being in a classroom teacher for eight years to administration after attaining his CPA in 1986. He will be completing his 38th year in public education this year. Mr. Matkin graduated from Austin College with a BA in 1974 and MA in 1975. He married Debbie White, who also graduated from Austin College with a BA and MA, in 1974. Both were a part of the Austin College teacher program.
Mary McKee
Mary McKee '84 is the owner and designer of Mary McKee Handcrafted Designs where she creates and markets unique statement pieces using semi-precious stones and distinctive beads she has found during her travels around the world. An avid traveler, Mary has visited more 100 countries on all seven continents. Mary's World Cruise Collections are available in upscale boutiques in Fort Worth and through private trunk shows. Prior to establishing her own business, Mary completed a 20-year career with American Airlines, holding several executive positions in Finance, Operations, Customer Technology and Marketing, where she was responsible for the successful implementation of several critical, high profile tactical and strategic programs for the airline. Mary graduated from Austin College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration and Computer Science and earned a Master of Science degree in Management of Information Systems from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Mary served on the Austin College Alumni Association Board of Directors from 2000 to 2007 and held the position of President from 2003 through 2005.
Paul Neubach
Vivian Neubach
Michael Norman
Michael Norman '95 is CEO of Global BioDiagnostics Corp. and Managing Director of Catalyst BioVentures, LLC. Global BioDiagnostics Corp. is an early-stage biotechnology company tackling one of the largest unmet healthcare needs in the world: the need for a rapid, low-cost, easy-to-use, point-of-care (POC) test for diagnosing active tuberculosis. The problem is massive, as the World Health Organization estimates that a POC test for tuberculosis would be utilized between 100 and 200 million times per year. No test currently exists that satisfies the needs of the POC market. The company's proprietary technology utilizes a ground-breaking diagnostic platform developed at the Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine and Stanford University. Prior to founding Global BioDiagnostics Corp. and Catalyst BioVentures, Mr. Norman practiced law for approximately 8 years as a corporate and securities attorney. He completed his undergraduate studies at Austin College in Sherman, Texas, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Studies, cum laude, and obtained his law degree, with honors, from the University of Texas at Austin School of Law. He is married to Brittany Fowler Norman '95. They reside with their four children in Temple, Texas.
Denver Plachy
Denver Plachy '00, is a portfolio manager at Centaurus Energy, an energy investment fund in Houston, Texas. Prior to joining Centaurus in 2004, he spent time working for a small venture capital firm and in the energy trading business of Enron. Mr. Plachy actively serves on the board of His Grace Foundation – an organization ministering to families at Texas Children's Hospital and volunteers at the Small Steps Nurturing Center in Houston's Fifth Ward. Mr. Plachy received his B. A. from Austin College in Economics in 2000 and he received his MBA from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas in 2005.
Chandini Portteus
George "Buck" Sappenfield, CMD
George "Buck" Sappenfield '72, is Senior Vice President – Real Estate-Store Planning of Ann Inc. in New York. The company has over 900 stores, doing business under the names, "Ann Taylor", "Loft", "Loft Outlet" and "Ann Taylor Factory". He is responsible for all aspects of the company's real estate and store planning. He also served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Limited Brands Real Estate and for two decades, oversaw thousands of real estate transactions for The Limited's fifteen retail brands. Mr. Sappenfield has held senior positions at Simon Property Group, CBL and Associates and American Eagle Outfitters. He has served as a speaker, faculty member and trustee of the International Council of Shopping Centers and is a recipient of the industry's MAXI award for marketing excellence. Mr. Schumann holds a B.A. from Austin College in communications arts and a Master's Degree in business communications from the University of Denver.
Virginia Volpe
Virginia Volpe '90 is a Director at Global Transaction Services within Citi. With more than 15 years of experience in financial services, she the North America Head of AI for the Client Sales Management organization at Global Transaction Services. Previously, she was a Relationship Manager to the Consultant Community, developing relationships with Investment Operations Consultants. Prior to that, she was M&A / Strategy Team Leader, leading the acquisition of Forum Financial Group and approval for Standard Life Investments Outsourcing arrangement. Prior to joining Citi, Ms. Volpe was in Operations as a Fixed Income Analyst with Reuters. She was also a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sri Lanka for two years. Ms. Volpe has an M.A. in international relations from the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins, having majored in international economics and Latin American studies. She holds a B.A. in economics and literature, with a minor in business administration from Austin College. She speaks three languages: Italian, Spanish, and Sinhala.
Jim Walker
James W. Walker '83, is a founding partner of the Dallas law firm Walker Sewell LLP which completed a decade of service to its clients in 2011. Mr. Walker enjoys substantial experience in the trial and appeal of complex commercial disputes for Fortune 500 companies, municipalities and individuals requiring dedicated legal counsel. The past ten years of professional success has resulted in his firm being been nominated by a Fortune 500 company and selected as a "Go To Law Firm" by Fortune Magazine for the past seven consecutive years. Mr. Walker has previously served as a Faculty Member for formal seminars sponsored by the University of Texas Law School, the University of Houston Law School and the State Bar of Texas. Mr. Walker is also active in his community. He is currently serving his second term as a member of the Coppell Economic Development Committee and is President of the Coppell Economic Development Foundation. Mr. Walker is Immediate Past President of the Austin College "L" Association. Mr. Walker is a Sustaining Life Fellow in the Texas Bar Foundation and is also a member of the Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations.
Jennifer Ware
John Warren
John Warren '07 is the Founder and CEO of Minicore Studios, a game development company in Austin, TX. John received his BA in Psychology and Communications Media on a very hot morning in 2007 from Austin College -- it was Mother's Day, something his own mother has never let him forget. Mike Imhoff pronounced his name correctly and everything. He remains very good friends with many AC alums and maintains that the faculty he enjoyed as a Kangaroo are among the most criminally underrated in the country. John started Minicore Studios after receiving his MBA in Digital Media Management from St. Edward's University in Austin, TX. John resides in Austin with his dog, Ziggy and cat, Bird. John enjoys playing games that he doesn't produce, listening to sad sack music about aging and love, and writing in whatever spare time he imagines he has.
Bryce Weigand
Bryce A. Weigand, FAIA, is an architect and artist in Dallas. He has more than 40-years of award winning architectural experience, most notably with educational and religious institutions. A native of Oklahoma, Weigand graduated from Oklahoma State University. He retired in 2012 as a principal with Good, Fulton & Farrell Architects in Dallas and established Weigand Art and Architecture in 2013. Bryce was elevated to the prestigious AIA College of Fellows in 1993 and served a three-year term as a director for National AIA beginning in 2004. In 2002 he served as President of the Texas Society of Architects and was President of the Dallas AIA in 1997. Additionally, he held membership in the Society of College and University Planners (SCUP). An elder of First Presbyterian Church Dallas since 1978, Weigand has served in capacities of the FPC Foundation, as President of the FPC Corporation, Chairman of the Building Committee for the recent expansion of the church and was lead designer for Encore Park including the renovation of 508 Park and the amphitheater.
Weigand's professional work included notable facilities for Southern Methodist University and its Centennial Campus Master Plan, the Hockaday School, Jesuit College Preparatory School, the Texas A&M system and the University of Texas system along with many other clients.
In retirement, Weigand continues to serve on several boards that include the Texas Society of Architects Foundation, the Dallas Center for Architecture Foundation, the Building Committee for the Dallas Holocaust Museum, and the Southwest Watercolor Society. Leisure pursuits are focused on grandchildren, painting, golf, and expanding the family's country ranch home and grounds.
Bob Weiss
Bob Weiss is the Vice President for Administration of The Meadows Foundation, the position he has held since joining the Foundation in July 1989. Previously, Mr. Weiss was the founding Executive Director of The Center for Nonprofit Management in Dallas, a management assistance program established in 1981 to bring business skill and knowledge to nonprofit organizations. Mr. Weiss is a member of the Conference of Southwest Foundations, and has served as Chair of the Legislative Network Committee. Mr. Weiss is actively involved in professional, civic, and community affairs. He currently serves on the board of directors of the Carl B. & Florence E. King Foundation of Dallas, and is a member of the Kalman & Ida Wolens Foundation board of directors. He also serves on the Board of the Burkett Foundation in El Paso. He served as the City of Dallas Plan Commission Chair during 2006-2007 and completed his service, after 5 years, in December 2009. He completed a term, as Chairman, on the Paul Quinn College Board of Trustees in 2012. Past board service includes Youth and Family Impact Centers of Dallas, the YMCA of Dallas, Temple Emanuel, and St. Edward's University, Austin. Bob participated in the Leadership Dallas Class of 1983 and has been a member of the Dallas Assembly. Mr. Weiss currently serves on the Dallas County Health Facilities Development Corporation and is a founding Board member of Leadership DISD.
Aaron White
Aaron White '04 is the Associate Minister of First Unitarian Church of Dallas, serving there since 2009. While at Austin College, Aaron studied religion and theatre, participated in Greek life and theatre fraternity leadership, and was a member of the Posey Leadership Institute. After graduating from Austin College, Aaron received his Master of Divinity degree from Harvard Divinity School, with a focus in comparative religious ethics. While at Harvard, he served as the founding editor of Harvard's graduate journal of religion, worked as a researcher at the Pluralism Project, and served as a Hospital Chaplain at Massachusetts General Hospital. In Dallas, Aaron serves on the clergy board at Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, regularly works with the Human Rights Campaign, and is engaged in interfaith community organizing.
Kevin White
Kevin White '96 is a partner in the law firm of Hunton & Williams LLP and has offices in Houston, Texas and Washington, DC. Mr. White practices labor and employment law and represents major employers across the country in complex litigation. Mr. White's professional affiliations include the American Bar Association, Houston Bar Association, State Bar of Texas, District of Columbia Bar, and Texas Bar Foundation. He is a member of the Austin College Alumni Board and is a past president of the Austin College L Association. Mr. White graduated from Austin College in 1996 with a degree in Political Science and received his J.D. at the University of Texas in 1999. Mr. White and his wife, Nicole, reside with their children in Oakton, Virginia.


text: Posted 19 Nov 2010 The difference is we KNOW that Clinton and Obama don't stand around acting like they are HOLY!! She does. That's why people bring her down. It's the high horse she's on judging other people and spoutin off bullpoo. You guys have to know that. You guys aren't that naive. Good lord, have you not listened to Obama's speeches? He constantly talks down to his "enemies" which happen to be American citizens who oppose his politics. And he is a god damned sitting president, not some ex-governor soccer mom from Alaska on a reality show. He trumps everybody with his douchebaggery. 2 people like this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites