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Yes, having the user name "Vermin King" and having heroes in your story is ironic, I know, but there are actually heroes in my story. If a tale had villains and no protagonists to stop them from their dastardly deeds, it wouldn't make for much of a Redwall-based story, would it now? Anyway, here are my heroes for The Mossflower Revolution.
Main Heroes
Wandering Hare Warrior
This character is a one-time Officer of the Long Patrol who travels Mossflower in search of adventure. He is armed with a broadsword and his uniform is bedecked with ornate medals. His travels come to an end as he arrives on the scene of the war.
Yes, the bats have returned. The colony of bats from Bat Mountpit travelled to a different cave after Outcast of Redwall and have returned to live in the home of their ancestors. The bats sense great evil and go to Redwall Abbey to warn its inhabitants. They are already aware of the Vermin King, but the other vermin leaders have yet to appear on the scene. The bat king is actually not the most important bat character. It is a normal bat who discovers that he can use his echolocation and nocturnal abilities to his advantage. He becomes an assassin and kills vermin soldiers who are sleeping at their post.
I don't exactly have this character developed, but I created him about a year ago. In the original design I had for him, he was armed with a sling, but I may give him another weapon. He is a stubborn creature who does not rely on help from anybeast. He became a Redwaller when he was young.
Indian Giant Squirrel
I was flipping through a book of mammals one day when I came across the Indian Giant Squirrel. I wanted to have a character that was unique among the others so I chose to use an Indian Giant Squirrel. He is, as his species implies, a very large squirrel. He is a solemn and silent beast. Armed with a wide short sword and a long spear, he is a force to be reckoned with.
Skipper Thor Wavebolt
This character was named after the Norse god of thunder, Thor. He is the Skipper of otters at Redwall Abbey and sometimes serves as the Abbey Warrior. His theme song is "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC.
What should his weapon be? State your recommendation/s in a comment.
Squirrel Farmer
This somewhat plump squirrel in his thirties was once a farmer until vermin destroyed his crops and burned his house down. He wields a longbow and carries his old pitchfork for self-defense. A shadow from his straw hat is cast over his eyes. The squirrel flees to Redwall Abbey for protection, but it seems that they are in a similar predicament.
While I was recently pondering about my inclusion of the bats to my fan fiction, I surmised that I should incorporate the sparrows as well. My theory as to their disappearance is that they migrated during the winter season and happened upon a dwelling in Southsward. They lived their for many seasons until a sparrow elder told the tale of how the sparrows once lived at Redwall Abbey, which had been passed down by earlier generations. They decided to return to their original homestead. Their return came prior to the Vermin King, who arrived shortly after. The sparrows were safe within the interior of the Abbey, readily offering their services to fight alongside the Children of Mossflower.
Albino Mole
I recently realized that I was in need of a mole character. After pondering on how to describe him, I thought albino would be a good choice. Describing the dirt & blood on his snow-white coat would be interesting for me. He is not the Foremole or a member of the mole crew.


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One good man with one good woman.
At last i have the courage to say good bye. I woke to hear my phone buzzing on the side table and reaching across i looked at the screen and smiled as i saw it was from you Natasha. Then I read the opening line and then the content. My heart sank. I would not be able to sit in […]Read More →
Gracias profundamente Chris…
En homenaje a Chris Cowan ¡…muchas gracias querido Chris por tanto aprendizaje! Han pasado 10 años desde que le conocimos en Sao Paulo, Brasil y tuvimos la inmensa fortuna de trabajar cercanamente, con Chris y Natasha, desde el año 2007 en certificaciones de Dinámica Espiral® en Ecuador, Argentina, USA Santa Bárbara y estábamos a un par de meses a volvernos […]Read More →
What a loss for us all
I just learned of his passing and wanted to add my own sadness to our loss. Chris was such a delight to learn from. I will miss not being able to sit and enjoy the mind again. If the difference one has made in the world and in humanity is a measure of a life, he lived a great one […]Read More →
Santa Barbara Memories
Finally. . .I've been attempting to write this ever since Natasha sent out the announcement. Every time I went to do so though, it was as if my fingers forgot how to type or even hold a pencil. I've known from the beginning however, exactly what I wanted to share. Two memories of Chris came to mind the second I […]Read More →
Your ripples will expand forever onward into our emergent futures
In appreciation and gratitude for all that you have brought and left behind. . . . Sally-Anne Cotton, September 8, 2015Read More →
One word of many that best describes Chris is "brilliant". I am truly grateful for the time I got to invest learning from him. His understanding of subject matter covered in spiral dynamics trainings, his ability to teach it, his fine distinctions that made him understand it better then anyone, and his amazing metaphors that really brought the information home; […]Read More →
Sending love to Natasha and farewell to Chris
A beautiful bright light has left us: I am so grateful for the times I was able to learn from Chris and enjoy his loving presence. Natasha: my heart is deeply with you. What a huge loss – your best friend, collaborator and dear husband… May the love and appreciate pouring out here be a balm. Be kind to yourself […]Read More →
One of a Kind
I was saddened by the news of Chris's passing. He was a wonderful human being and his passing leaves a huge hole in the fabric of this planet. He will be truly missed. My heart goes out to you, Natasha for your loss is many fold. Should you ever need to talk let me know…you were there for me.Read More →
Passion, playfulness and generosity
I am sad to read that Chris has died, I hope he didnt suffer. What a playful, wise and deeply curious guy Chris was. Having studied With a lot of different Teachers, what strikes me the most about Chris was his generosity in sharing his ideas around spiral Dynamics, and his willingness to consider alternative viewpoints . I will forever […]Read More →
Remembering Chris
Chris was a visionary and master of Clare Grave's work. He and Natasha have both exponentially changed my worldview and expanded my thinking. We are faced with a great loss, yet also blessed with Natasha's astute guidance and sharp intelligence to carry forward the legacy. My love and condolences for Natasha and all of us. Beth, August 24, 2015Read More →
I am who I am today because of You
Before I decided to take the SD course my world was crumbling around me. Suddenly I was not able to make my decisions, had a harrowing battle inside of me, tormented with the question what decision should I take that will be the right one for the rest of my life. And then, I finally decided to register and attend […]Read More →
Thank you for mindblowing insights
In the late 90-ties I read the Spiral Dynamics book and it blew my mind. In 2004 I attended SD1 & 2 in den Haag with Chris and Natasha and got increasingly intrigued by the knowledge and the point of view offered and by the way they presented the contents. Even though I didn't know him personally my view of […]Read More →
in Sorrow and Gratitude
I am so sorry to hear that Chris Cowan passed this Summer. I am deeply grateful to have had the opportunity to have met him and learned from him in person. John Bentham August 24, 2015Read More →
A mixture of knowledge, passion, enthusiasm, irony, sweetness, wisdom and empathy…. I'll work hard to bring these qualities inside me… a huge to Natasha Dave, August 27, 2015Read More →
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We were shocked and so sad to hear the news that Chris had passed away. Please accept our deep and sincere condolences during this difficult time. Chris had a brilliant mind and has left an incredible legacy through his work through all those who he has shared his knowledge. He was a witty and intelligent teacher and he will be […]Read More →
Grata e onorata di aver percorso qualche passo con te
Ciò che facciamo per noi stessi muore con noi. Ciò che facciamo per gli altri e per il mondo rimane ed è immortale. What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world remains and is immortal. (Albert Pine) Chris appartiene alla schiera dei GRANDI, coloro che non hanno bisogno di apparire perché SONO […]Read More →
the world has lost its good person
the world has lost its good person Gernia August 20, 2015Read More →
Thank you for giving direction to my professional life
Dear Chris, when i first met you, it must have been 1994 or 1995, I could never have expected meeting such a generous and great mind. Although we didn't meet the last years i tank you for your inspiration and humorous wisdom. Thank you! Floor de Ruiter August 21, 2015Read More →
The sum of all his days…
It was a very bright star that faded with Chris' passing…he will be deeply and sadly missed… and yet will not the essence of his life continue to be present through the legacy of Clare Graves work which Chris also made his own… and what greater tribute than to continue to maintain the accuracy and integrity of their work; the […]Read More →
Lost love and Important Life Legacy
I remember our wonderful evening at dinner with the whole course with so much fun and laughter. Chris has left a legacy in caretaking and evolving Clare Graves's work, and a life of worth and value. I remember his chuckling in training as he was ready to present an idea or video that gave insight and left him tickled pink […]Read More →

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Will The Hammer Drop On House Prices?
The Economist's latest global house-price analysis concludes that the Canadian housing market is 25 per cent over valued. Worse, our housing market looks more over valued than the U.S. market before it plunged.
Now for a different take on Canadian real estate. In this survey of safe international property havens by the UK newspaper The Telegraph, Canada took top spot.
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* Q3 net profit at Y207.5 bln vs Y16.3 bln a year earlier
* Japanese stock market rally pushes up value of portfolio
* Overseas loans continue to grow, domestic lending sluggish
By Taiga Uranaka
TOKYO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Mizuho Financial Group Inc's third-quarter net profit soared more than 10 times after a year-end rally in the Japanese stock market pushed up the value of its massive equity portfolio.
Japan's financial institutions have benefited from a nearly 20 percent gain in the benchmark Nikkei average through the final three months of 2012, powered by investor expectations for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's policies of massive fiscal spending, aggressive monetary easing and a weaker yen.
Earlier in the current financial year, Mizuho, Japan's second-largest lender by assets, suffered hefty impairment losses from its holdings of stocks, mostly those of corporate clients for business relationship.
Net profit climbed to 207.5 billion yen ($2.3 billion)for the quarter ended in December from 16.3 billion yen a year earlier, according to Reuters calculations based on Mizuho's nine-month results published earlier on Thursday.
Mizuho kept its full-year forecast at 500 billion yen, above an average estimate of 485.8 billion yen in a poll of 18 analysts by Thomson Reuters.
Domestic loan demand continues to be soft as corporate clients remain skittish about spending because of the country's weak economic growth.
One bright spot for Japan's biggest banks is sharp growth in overseas lending, with Japanese lenders leveraging their ample cash holdings as their European rivals retreat in the wake of that region's debt crisis.
Japanese bank profits were also boosted by yen's recent fall against dollar. The yen lost more than 10 percent in value against dollar in the final three months of 2012.
"Japanese banks have bigger dollar-based assets than before. Simple translation (of dollar-based earnings to yen) pushes up profits," said Yoshinobu Yamada, a banking analyst at Deutsche Securities. He said Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) is likely to benefit most from a favorable currency trend, given the bank's large dollar-based exposure.
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc (SMFG) kept its full-year profit forecast unchanged on Wednesday even after Japan's No.3 lender by assets posted nine-month earnings that had already beaten the estimate, underscoring the bank's cautious economic outlook.
Japanese banks are typically conservative in their forecasts, often holding off on upward revisions until near the end of the fiscal year.
"One of the reasons is their large exposure to equity. Stock market swings have significant impact on their earnings," said Chikako Horiuchi, an analyst at Fitch Ratings in Hong Kong.
Industry leader MUFG is scheduled to announce its results on Friday.
Shares of Mizuho rose 23.6 percent in the final three months of 2012, outperforming a 17 percent rise in the benchmark Nikkei average. The bank's shares rose 2.8 percent before the earnings announcement outperforming a 0.2 percent gain in the Nikkei.
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There are no clear and authentic texts forbidding the depiction of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in the Quran or the Sunnah. There are some debatable hadiths that forbid drawing images in general, but many mainstream scholars today consider drawing things to be acceptable in Islam (such as Shaykh Yusuf al-Qaradhawi, president of Ittihad `Ulama al-Muslimeen - World Union of Islamic Scholars).
There are historic depictions of the Prophet, such as from the Ottoman period, done under the Ottoman Sultans, who were Orthodox Muslims. The Islamic rulings forbidding the depiction of the Prophet come from the last half of the 20th century, from al-Azhar and other institutions, and are all debatable.
The entire issue is about respect. Is it respectful to create drawings of the Prophet or name objects with his name? It is not a 100% clear issue regardless of what some might say, but as a Muslim who wishes to gain the favor of Allah, I'd take the safer road of not depicting him or naming objects with his name.
But, if someone else does it, in my opinion it doesn't necessitate the least bit of attention or condemnation. In Islam, according to the Fiqh al-Awlawiyyat (the Law of Priorities), what is clear and distinct wins over what is unclear and debatable. Kindness and forgiveness are clear and central tenets of Islam, while it is debatable whether depicting the Prophet is forbidden, for this reason the situation requires kindness and forgiveness, not condemnation.
If a person creates an image of the Prophet, he has done something questionable, but people do questionable things all the time. If the person did it with a good intention, then his intention is what counts.
And if the person did it with a bad intention, it should be left to God to deal with him and the Muslims in general should simply avoid and ignore him as the Quran commands when dealing with such people (7:199, 6:68, 28:55).
The Quran doesn't even include any punishment or condemnation for people who make fun of Quranic verses, but simply asks Muslims to avoid and ignore such people.
Those who make a big deal out of people making fun of the Prophet or the Quran haven't understood Islam correctly and are trying to fill an emptiness and purposelessness in their own lives through hating on some random fool. If those people who are so quick to join anti-depiction protests were as quick to help the poor, to go and plant trees, to fix roads, or to read Quran, their countries would have fewer problems.
But since it feels so good to hate and be angry at someone (it makes one forget one's own faults and shortcomings), these people would rather do that instead of planting a tree or cleaning up a road, things that don't give you adrenaline rushes and don't usually get you TV coverage.


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The York Amateur Bowls Association club are celebrating their 50th anniversary as a league team, which gave added spice to the game at Clarence Gardens against a side led by the current Lord Mayor of York, Cllr Ian Gillies.
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Sen. Greg Taylor says recent incidents – including vandalized churches – underline the need for such a bill, which he'll author this session.
Legislative leaders laid out their vision for the upcoming session as newly elected and reelected lawmakers were sworn in.
Republican legislative leaders shrugged off questions about potential legislation banning all abortion.
Democrat and Republican leaders at the Statehouse agree – a long-term road funding plan will be the General Assembly's top priority in 2017.
House Republicans only lost one seat while Senate Republicans picked one up.
Testing company Pearson will update legislators on their version of the ISTEP+ once they are in charge of creating it.
The Indiana House Republican Caucus is facing a lawsuit over its decision to withhold e-mails shared between one of its members and several utility companies.
The Senate Education committee passed a bill that would allow holiday celebrations in the classroom.
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Newsroom Notes: Suns Tame Wolves
Posted: March 1, 2012
Over the last few seasons, the Suns have manhandled the Timberwolves, winning eight-straight games over them coming into Thursday. But this isn't your mom and pop's Timberwolves anymore.
Injected with core of youthful talent, Minnesota is the hunt for its first playoff appearance since 2004, while the Suns are attempting to work their way back into it. However, after falling behind by 10 in the first half, the Suns turned up the intensity and captured a 104-95 home victory over the up-and-coming Timberwolves.
"For one, we were a little rusty, missing shots that we normally would make," Suns guard Jared Dudley said. "I thought defensively we just picked it up a notch. Rebounding-wise, I thought we had a lot more energy there too."
It was Phoenix's first contest since the All-Star break, with the Suns collectively renewing their pledge to become a postseason club. The Suns asserted themselves on the offensive end, shooting 53 percent from the floor for the night.
All-Star Steve Nash led the Suns attack with 13 points, a game-high 17 assists and eight rebounds, while Grant Hill led all Suns in scoring with 20 points. Marcin Gortat (17 points), Channing Frye (14), Jared Dudley (12) and Shannon Brown (12) rounded out the rest of the Suns in double figures.
The Suns, who outscored the Wolves in the paint by eight, held the Wolves to 39.5 percent shooting on the night. Minnesota's All-Star, Kevin Love, ended up with 23 points, but on just 8-of-25 shooting.
"We were shooting the ball well throughout the game," Suns Head Coach Alvin Gentry said. "It was just a matter of coming up with stops."
The Suns host the Clippers tomorrow at home at 8:30 p.m.
Post-All-Star Evaluation
Heading into the second half of the season, the All-Star Break gave Coach Gentry a bit of time to reflect about what his team needs to improve upon.
"For us, it gave us a chance to take a deep breath and know that coming back we have a ton of work to do," he said. "We have 32 games left to play and we have to win a majority of them if we want to stay in the mix for the playoffs."
The areas of emphasis for his team in the second half of the season will be improving their performance on the boards, managing the turnovers and then completing the defensive possessions by coming up with the ball.
Against the Wolves, the Suns outrebounded them 44-37.
"I was most proud of the way we handled the rebounding (tonight)," Gentry said.
Nash vs. Rubio
There have been some recent comparisons between the Suns' Steve Nash and Minnesota's Ricky Rubio. Here's a quick look at how they compare statistically (coming into tonight):
Nash: 13.9 points and 10.9 assists on 54-percent shooting from the floor and 40-percent shooting from three-point land. Nash is first in the league in assists and first amongst all guard in field goal percentage.
Rubio: 10.8 points and 8.4 assists on 36-percent from the floor and 35-percent from three-point land. He's currently second in the league in steals and first among rookies in assists.
Here's what Nash thought about the upstart Rubio: "It was great to see first-hand what type of player he is. He definitely lives up to the billing and is a very, very good player, clever and plays with a good energy."
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In a new partnership that underscores the widening reach of product replacement, Sears, Roebuck and Co. has signed on as chief sponsor of ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," a six-episode series that is in production and expected to air beginning in early 2004.
The head of an advertising watchdog group said the new show extends a disturbing trend of more and more embedded ads on television.
"'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' is not a regular program -- it's an infomercial for Sears," Gary Ruskin, director of Commercial Alert, said Wednesday from Portland, Ore. "It's not just product placement, it's product integration, plot placement, title placement, paid shills, virtual ads. Increasingly, television is turning into an infomercial medium."
The new ABC program will carry scenes of trips to Sears stores, trucks delivering merchandise from Sears to the homes and visits by Sears repair workers who will use Craftsman tools in their home-improvement work.
Sears officials also said they have been sensitive to criticism about branded entertainment.
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Since 1968, Peter Rose has made over forty films, tapes, performances and installations. Many of the early works raise intriguing questions about the nature of time, space, light, and perception and draw upon Rose's background in mathematics and on the influence of structuralist filmmakers. His recent video installations have involved an examination of landscape, time, and vision. Presented here are paeans to the sun, investigations of the sixth dimension, performative illuminations, and mythical journeys through a suburban parking garage. The exhibition includes, Conflation, a multifaceted installation in collaboration with Mark Campbell and Anthony Angelicola.
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On Sat, 2 Aug 1997, Doug MacEachern wrote: > why I put this off for so long. Two, and more import, now that I can > jump out of a callback and maintain Perl interpreter sanity, how > should I terminate the child process? Is there a need for some kind > of child_done() routine? Or a new handler return code, say > `TERMINATE' which tells httpd to finish up logging, protocol, > child_exit, etc.? I know I could hack something together that would I don't think something exists. You'd want something that works on a per-request level, so Perl wouldn't ever get run again, wheras everyhting we have (max_requests_per_child, etc...) works on a per-commection level. You'd have to tag something to break out of the process_request while() loop, and then exit. One thing you could do without adding new code (and that would work with existing Apaches) would be to put this at the end of the handler function: r->connection->keepalive = 0; requests_this_child = max_requests_per_child Although that does involve doing things that aren't quite kosher (and assuming max_requests_per_child > 0), it should work. I agree it would be best to add a function to do that, though. -- Alexei Kosut <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Jason, President and Co-Founder of Metis, aspires to improve everyone's data science skill set.
For almost 20 years, Jason has worked in education. From founding a nonprofit organization in New Orleans to working at companies such as McKinsey & Company, Scholastic, Kaplan, and now Metis (a part of Kaplan), he has sought opportunities to build businesses and work with exceptional teams on creating transformative learning experiences and products.He spends most his time at Metis (1) ensuring the quality of the student experience and outcome; (2) developing the roadmap and building the team to grow the business; and (3) engaging with data scientists around the country with whom Metis can collaborate.He has been married for 12 years and has two kids. In his spare time, he enjoys kickboxing, participating in obstacle courses, and blogging about billiards movies and television shows.
Debbie, Chief Data Scientist at Metis, uses her "physics glasses" to solve challenging real-world problems and promote critical thinking.
Deborah Berebichez is a physicist, data scientist and TV host. She has expertise in scientific research and advanced analysis and she has helped automate decision-making and uncover patterns in large amounts of data. Her passion lies in merging critical thinking skills with practical coding skills. She specializes in drawing connections between the approaches used in data science and the challenges organizations face. Deborah has a Ph.D. in physics from Stanford and completed two postdoctoral fellowships at Columbia University's Applied Math and Physics Department and at NYU's Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences. She is a frequent mentor of young women in STEM. Her work in science education and outreach has been recognized by the Discovery Channel, WSJ, Oprah, Dr. Oz, TED, DLD, WIRED, Ciudad de las Ideas and others.
Julia, a Metis data science instructor, loves using data to study and explore phenomena.
Julia comes to Metis after working at JetBlue as a quantitative engineer. While at JetBlue, she used quantitative analysis and machine learning methods to provide continuous assessment of the aircraft fleet. Julia began her career as a structures engineer, where she designed repairs for damaged aircraft. In 2011, she transferred into a quantitative role at JetBlue and began her M.A. in Applied Math at Hunter College, where she focused on visualizations of various numerical methods including collocation and finite element methods. She discovered a deep appreciation for the combination of mathematics and visualizations and found data science to be a natural extension. Julia has also worked as an Expert in Residence for a company that provides data science training. She continues to collaborate on various projects including the development of stock trading algorithms. During certain seasons of her career, she has also worked on creative side projects such as Lia Lintern, her own fashion label.
Vinny, a Metis data science instructor, views data as a facet of perception.
Vinny comes to Metis after leading a team of Data Scientists at High 5 Games. Prior to that he taught Machine Learning at General Assembly and built tools for Animators and Effects Artists at Blue Sky Studios (the company that made Ice Age, Rio and The Peanuts Movie). He has a Masters in Computational Engineering and another in Creative Writing. He enjoys the nexus of mathematics, computer programming, human perception and arts. Over the past three years, Vinny has been knee-deep in large distributed data -- aggregating, building recommendation systems, measuring popularity and predicting Lifetime Value. In that time, he also finished a first draft of his novel. An avid programmer, Vinny has won various programming contests including the Regional ACM Collegiate Programming Contest. He has taught at the University of Miami and has given talks and presentations at various colleges and conferences.
Paul, a Metis data science instructor, enjoys tackling open-ended problems a little outside of his comfort zone.
Paul comes to data science as a physics convert. He studied physics and mathematics at MIT before taking a job with a government intelligence contractor. There he entered the realm of data science doing groundbreaking work with large scale text analytics via a technology called Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI). In this context, LSI allowed analysts to tease out deep yet subtle relationships between entities, concepts, etc. from hundreds of millions of raw text documents. After receiving a Master's in Machine Learning, he pursued a more mainstream data science role and spent the last few years leading a team building models on user and advertising data for over nearly a billion users with Hadoop and AWS. During this time, he also taught night courses for professionals aspiring to be data scientists. Paul is a huge sports fan, and also loves travel and learning most anything new.
Michael, a senior data scientist, enjoys using data to create new things and solve previously "unsolvable" problems.
Michael comes to Metis from General Electric where he worked to establish their data science strategy and capabilities for field services and to build solutions supporting Global operations, risk, engineering, sales, and marketing. He also taught data science and machine learning for General Assembly. Prior to GE, Michael spent several years as a data scientist working on problems in credit modeling at Kabbage and corporate travel and procurement at TRX. Michael holds a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and a Master's degree in Computational Science and Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology where he also spent 3 years working on machine learning research problems related to computational biology and bioinformatics. Additionally, Michael spent 12 years in the United States Marine Corps where he held various leadership roles within aviation, logistics, and training units. In his spare time, he enjoys running, traveling, and reading.
Andrew is passionate about helping people make rational decisions and building cool data products.
Andrew comes to us from LinkedIn, where he worked as a data scientist, on projects ranging from executive dashboarding, education, inferring profiles and skills standardization. He is passionate about helping people make rational decisions and building cool data products. Prior to that he worked on fraud modelling at IMVU (the lean startup) and studied applied physics at Cornell. Andrew grew up on a sheep farm in North Idaho. He loves snowboarding, traveling, scotch and reading about all kinds of nerdy topics.
Brian is passionate about using data science to improve healthcare and enrich people's lives.
Brian comes to Metis from PCCI where he led a team of data scientists building real-time predictive models for clinical decision support. Before that he was Chief Mathematician at Guardian Analytics, where he pioneered the development of fraud detection algorithms based on Bayesian behavioral modeling. He has an A.B. from Harvard and a Ph.D. from Brown, and has held teaching and research positions at the University of Washington, UC-Berkeley, and the American University in Cairo. He enjoys biking, swimming, traveling, and poker.
David has a penchant for solving novel problems with machine learning and revels in sharing knowledge with others.
David comes to Metis from HAVI, a world-renowned supply chain and logistics company. He developed the machine learning back-end for their SaaS product and provided training in Python, algorithms, and Apache Spark. Prior to that, David worked at a research lab for the Department of Defense where he led multiple facets of a big data cybersecurity project. David holds a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Boston University, having specialized in optimization methods. His industry experience spans defense, education, healthcare, insurance, logistics, marketing, and supply chain.
Michelle is passionate about the interplay between data science, creativity, and problem solving.
Michelle comes to Metis from the National Cancer Institute, where she developed computational methods that dramatically increased experimental throughput. She has also been a consultant for The Boston Consulting Group where she advised pharmaceutical and financial services clients on strategic growth and organizational streamlining. Michelle has a Ph.D. in Molecular Biophysics & Biochemistry from Yale University and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at Columbia University where she elucidated mechanisms of the cancer pathway. Michelle has trained both students and colleagues in classroom and informal settings in data analysis, Python, and scientific methods. In her spare time, Michelle enjoys running, wine, and watching college basketball.
Jonathan Balaban is a consultant, data scientist, and entrepreneur with ten years of private, public, and philanthropic experience.
As a data scientist, he has worked at McKinsey and Booz Allen Hamilton, and he has taught data science at General Assembly. He has led teams to design bespoke data science solutions that have driven revolutionary changes in client operations. Jonathan - sometimes successfully - leverages data science solutions in his personal life: on friends, racing, and training.
Lingqiang loves extracting meaningful patterns from unstructured data and telling stories them.
Before coming to Metis, Lingqiang got her PhD in Computational Neuroscience at Boston University, building machine learning models to decode different attentional states of the brain from neuroimaging data. She also studied the connectivity patterns of cortical nodes when the brain is at rest, a technique that sheds light into early detection of traumatic brain injuries (read: war veterans and football players etc). She later worked at an e-commerce company building search and recommendation tools. In her spare time, Lingqiang likes mystery novels and all things Sherlock. Her favorite food is the spicy cumin lamb skewers (yangrou chuan), a quintessential street food in northern China.
Sehreen envisions a workforce where people's passions and talents are optimally aligned with business needs.
Sehreen started her career as a diplomat with the U.S. Department of State where she worked in D.C., France, Nepal, and the UAE on education and entrepreneurship programs. She worked on the team that created the first ever set of digital diplomacy tools and was recognized by the White House for her work. She transitioned into edtech in 2012 when she joined Noodle.com as head of business development. Since then, she founded EdTechWomen which expanded into 13 chapters in one year and was awarded SXSWedu's first Change Maker award. She pursued a B.A. in Development Studies at Brown University and an Ed.M in Education Policy at Harvard University because of her passion for human development and closing the skills gap. In her spare time, she plays basketball and avidly avoids cooking.
Amy is dedicated to creating meaningful relationships with students as they navigate through the Admissions process and beyond.
With over eight years in higher education, Amy is passionate about developing an engaging and effective Admissions process, while using data to gain insights and drive decision-making. She is lauded for her ability to work cross-functionally and her focus on customer service. In her spare time, she enjoys exploring New York City and spending time with her two dogs.
Josh is a career education professional who is passionate about creating meaningful relationships with students and helping them take the next best step in their education and career.
Josh started his career in education by spending nearly 4 years in South Korea as a teacher. After returning from South Korea, Josh launched an online school teaching ESL to business professionals around the world. He also enrolled in and completed a M.Ed. from the University of Cincinnati. Most recently, Josh worked at Hack Reactor as an admissions and program manager, developing innovative programs that would help students prepare to apply and creating sincere relationships with students to help them take their skills to the next level.
Megan is committed to helping people find careers they love.
Megan comes to Metis with a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Pepperdine University and 6+ years of full lifecycle technical recruiting experience. She has successfully coached hundreds of people through their job search including: creating a personalized career strategy, identifying open job opportunities, providing introductions, preparing candidates for interviews, and navigating them through the salary negotiation process. Megan is passionate about helping people identify the right career choices and jobs they love.
Jennifer enjoys creating individualized career plans designed to breakdown the job search process and distinguish you from your competition.
Jennifer comes to Metis with close to 8 years of experience in career development. Her tenure at TheLadders included managing a team of sourcers dedicated to connecting talent with employers. With a double certification in Career Coaching and Resume Writing coupled with a keen sense of the recruitment process, Jennifer is eager to share her experience and knowledge on how to successful gain employment. Jennifer has her BA in English and Language Arts. During her free time, she enjoys cooking, reading, and dancing with her husband and new baby boy.
Andrew is passionate about connecting people to their dream job.
Andrew is passionate about helping students see what's possible for themselves, by providing them with personalized career support that helps them achieve their specific goals. A lifelong Bay Area resident, Andrew graduated from Santa Clara University with a degree in Political Science. Andrew combines his experience as a Career Coach with previous roles where he helped tech companies expand their business and hire employees who best fit their needs. As the Career Advisor in San Francisco, Andrew helps students prepare for the workforce by helping them identify what they really want out of a career, developing a workable plan, and providing support at every step along the way. Outside of work Andrew enjoys traveling, hiking, and spending time with his pug.
Tiffany is a certified coach who specializes in career exploration and career transition.
Tiffany comes to Metis with a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism, a Master of Arts in Psychology, and an Associate Certified Coach credential from the International Coach Federation. She has spent 14 years as a video editor before becoming a software trainer that traveled across the United States and Australia, and 5 years developing workshops focused on job search and career exploration. In addition to studying how we can be our best selves, Tiffany is excited to help others navigate transitions in projects, roles, and employment so that they can live and work with passion and purpose.
Laura likes using technology for solving problems (and everything, really).
Laura, a DevBootcamp graduate, comes to Metis with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from ITESM and experience in a wide set of industries, from tech to the energy sector. She spends her time at Metis building products, fussing over the website, and trying to make people's lives better with tech. She is very passionate about diversity and inclusion; she founded and co-directed the Women Who Code chapter of Boston for 2+ years, and has recently co-founded, the first Queer in Data Science group in NYC. Laura greatly enjoys science fiction and hopes to one day reach the Singularity and finally accomplish her dream of becoming a cyborg.
Leah started her career first managing a children's enrichment center and then in the finance world, before joining Kaplan Test Prep in 2012 and transitioning full-time to Metis in 2014. After overseeing the NY location as Program Manager and additionally Metis' other locations and Program Managers, she moved into her Director role in March of 2017. She also acts as Designated School Official for our M-1 visa assistance and School Director for NY BPSS. Leah graduated with a degree in Art History and Spanish and in her spare time she enjoys any craft-based project, traveling, hiking and Jeopardy.
Heather thrives in using her skills and expertise in building amazing cultures and experiences for the people she has the pleasure of working with.
Heather previously had the opportunity to work for Bigcommerce cultivating both the Austin and San Francisco offices. Heather has a Bachelor of Arts in Aerospace Administration and Operations from Oklahoma State University where she merged her passion for aviation with business. When she is not at work you can find her taking a stroll on the beach or hiking in the bay with her Golden Retriever and English Bulldog.
Jane is a data-driven marketer committed to growing the Metis student and graduate community.
Jane's passion lies in working with talented teams to implement measurable, integrated marketing plans that make a positive impact on businesses she believes in. She comes to Metis from the digital marketing agency Blue Fountain Media, where she worked as a Marketing Director to create and execute on strategies that addressed clients' brand and business goals. Prior to that she worked as a Senior Marketing Project Manager at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, an online school that certifies health coaches. This was her first exposure to the power of non-traditional education, and she saw its life-changing capacity first-hand. Jane is a graduate of Wake Forest University down south, but is a New Yorker who loves staying active and finding ways to get her hands dirty.
Siobhan uses her art and business background to come up with creative and innovative marketing solutions.
Siobhan has been marketing higher education for the past four years. She has a diverse background including design, event planning, photography and business. She holds a BA in Graphic Design and Multimedia Arts, and an MBA with a dual concentration in Marketing and Management. Siobhan is goal-driven and excited to use her design skills, coupled with her business background, to market non-traditional higher education. In her spare time, she enjoys all outdoor adventures with her two rescue pups, sarcasm and growing peppers for homemade hot sauce.
Nathan is passionate about non-traditional education, taking tools learned in the classroom and implementing them in real world experiences.
Nathan previously worked for Kaplan International as their Regional Activities Manager and Student Services Coordinator helping international students achieve their English language goals. Before Kaplan, Nathan worked for a language events company and built bilingual communities through events for over five years in both Spain and Argentina. In his spare time Nathan enjoys traveling, attending cultural events, reading and being outside when Chicago's weather permits it.
Ashley is a passionate Career Advisor who enjoys helping job seekers realize their full professional potentials and assisting them with finding their dream careers.
Ashley has 5 years of experience as an employment professional. She started her career as a technical recruiter, and most recently worked at DeVry University as a Career Advisor supporting the technical programs. Working in both a recruiting and advising capacity has given her a strong understanding of the recruitment process and what employers seek in a quality candidate, especially in the technical industry. Ashley is excited to be a founding member of the Chicago Metis team. She can't wait to get started working with students and graduates to assist them with identifying what they want out of a career and helping them find the career they are looking for. Outside of work Ashley enjoys staying active through rec sports and running, she enjoys reading, spending time with friends and family, and traveling.
Liz is a guardian, promoter, and protector of culture, with a passion for positive workplace environments and helping people achieve their goals.
Prior to joining Metis, Liz had the opportunity to work for Bigcommerce in Austin and Mixpo in Seattle, promoting a positive, vibrant, and collaborative culture throughout both offices. After graduating from Texas State University, Liz went on to live in work in Germany for 2 years, immersing herself in Bavarian culture and learning German. When not working, Liz is snuggling with her 2 dogs on the couch, camping in the Olympic National Forest, or planning adventures to far away places.
Zach loves looking for kernels of truth hidden within data and using that knowledge to bring understanding into novel situations.
Zach has spent the last eight years collecting, cleaning, and analyzing data from particle accelerators all over the United States, putting to use his PhD in nuclear physics. He's helped pioneer statistical analysis, simulation, and data collection techniques to make measurements from hundreds of terabytes of physics data. During these efforts, Zach has worked with Los Alamos National Laboratory, Brookhaven National Laboratory, the University of Kentucky Accelerator Lab, and the University of Illinois at Chicago. His passion is combining technical and programming skills with the educational chops he developed as a professor in order to create an intuitive, hands-on learning experience. In his free time, Zach plays numerous instruments, climbs rocks, and eats green chiles.
Krishna comes to Metis from the advertising world having worked in a series of startups enabling online and television advertising.
As chief scientist at Simulmedia, Krishna led a team of data scientists that used big data to improve targeting, measurement and advance the state of programmatic buying in television advertising. Krishna has a Masters in Physics and another in Computer Science and is excited about bringing his startup, data science and big data experiences to the classroom.
Taylan is an industrial engineer, mathematician and a data scientist with a passion for teaching and using data to solve real world problems.
Taylan comes to Metis from Versium Analytics, where he led the data science team, involved in various projects such as fraud detection, churn prediction and building an automated self-service predictive analytics/machine learning platform. He has a Ph.D. in Algebraic Geometry from the Mathematics department at the University of Southern California. He has also worked and co-authored scientific papers on problems related to oceanography and biology. He enjoys learning, math puzzles, video games and watching football.
Seth loves using math to turn organizations' data into money - and teaching others how to do the same.
Seth joined Metis from Trunk Club, where he built their lead scoring models and contributed to their recommender systems. He transitioned into Data Science from management consulting by taking courses on Coursera and Udacity; this experience made him passionate about alternative education experiences such as MOOCs and bootcamps, which led him first to teach data science part time for General Assembly and ultimately led him to join Metis. He has Mathematics and Economics degrees from The University of Chicago, and outside of work he likes to spend time reading, playing Ultimate Frisbee, and enjoying Chicago's art, comedy, and theater scenes.
Roberto is a scientist with a strong background in data analysis and image/signal processing.
Roberto comes to Metis from Sensoria Inc., where he led the signal processing team. He has worked in applications in the healthcare, internet of things, and business intelligence markets. He received a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Boston University, and has co-authored several scientific publications, book chapters, and patents. He enjoys hiking and soccer.
Lee likes to describe himself as an "educational technology community architect.
He builds inclusive, engaging communities that create cutting-edge educational programming and technology for the betterment of the world. Previously, Lee served as evangelist for Galvanize, cultivating their technology learning communities primarily by creating courses in coding and data science designed for fellow aspiring learners. Lee remains active in the Startup Weekend community as a global facilitator and community leader and serves on the Startup Week Seattle organizing community. He is a graduate of Yale University and the University of California, Irvine.
Alice, a Metis data science instructor, enjoys making complex things easy to understand.
Alice comes to Metis from Cars.com, where she started as the company's first data scientist, supporting multiple functions from Marketing to Technology. During that time, she also co-founded a data science education startup, Best Fit Analytics Workshop, teaching weekend courses to professionals at 1871 in Chicago. Prior to becoming a data scientist, she worked at Redfin as an analyst and at Accenture as a consultant. She has her M.S. in Analytics and B.S. in Electrical Engineering, both from Northwestern University. She blogs about analytics and pop culture on A Dash of Data. Her blog post, "How Text Messages Change From Dating to Marriage" made it onto the front page of Reddit, gaining over half a million views in the first week. She is passionate about teaching and mentoring, and loves using data to tell fun and compelling stories.


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Author Chris Downs has published a book that's truly different from anything else on the shelf and until July 1st, it's free! It's designed to be highly customizable and filled with scriptures for every Christian reader, while covering a vast array of different topics, and was created to be as simple to understand a book as possible. For those who don't know how to pray, or would like to know how to pray better; to those who simply need a greater insight into the true meaning of God's Word, this book truly does that for it's readers. Until July 1st, it's free on Amazon.com!
"I wrote Fortis Momentum (Latin for "Brave/Strong Movement") as a very unique book to help guide all Christians on living a life the way that God's truly called us to. We're all in this together, and we're all called to help one-another as far as we are capable and willing, and Fortis Momentum is a very rare tool that I know in my heart God will bless you with. It's truly written for you, to be used by you, and not just for you, but all who you'll affect because of it and the vast array of Biblical scriptures and understandings laid out in the easiest-to-understand ways possible!"
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"The style of writing is unique and refreshing, and the ideas and thoughts are conveyed with clarity and precision. The author goes about listing the thoughts in a methodical way, making it easy for readers to comprehend. The short assignments in the book also help in understanding some of the Scriptures. The book helps readers reinforce their faith in God and leads them to a better understanding of prayers and the Christian faith. A well written book that covers a relevant topic in a very refreshing way to make it interesting and understandable to readers."
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Chris Downs is an humble Christian who's parents instilled many great qualities in him. At age three, his mother began bringing him up with faith, and at the same time, his father, who was a science and math professor, began teaching him many great mysteries of how the world we live in works. Chris is currently set on becoming a professor, and is an International Relations student at Fresno Pacific University, and enjoys studying just about anything and everything. People often ask him many random questions, and that is why he chose to begin writing. Fortis Momentum is his first major release, and he is currently working on what he calls a "daunting task" of writing a novel that is intended to get the reader to see many different peoples' points of view, so that all who read it can see how we're all connected. He won't give any clues as to what this new novel will be about, but assures that it will be yet another truly unique book.


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The 66th Music Circus season continues with the delightful and enduing musical Hello, Dolly!, Jerry Herman's award-winning tale of vivacious matchmaker Dolly Levi. Performances began June 28 through Sunday, July 3 at the Wells Fargo Pavilion. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below! (more...)
by TV - Opening Night Special - Nov 14, 2015
The open-ended Off-Broadway engagement of Shear Madness just opened at New World Stages/Stage 4 (340 West 50th Street). Bruce Jordan directs a cast that features Adam Gerber,Jeremy Kushnier, Kate Middleton, Patrick Noonan, Jordan Ahnquist and Lynne Wintersteller. BroadwayWorld takes you inside opening night below! (more...)
by TV - Press Previews - Oct 9, 2015
The open-ended Off-Broadway engagement of Shear Madness will begin performances October 22nd at New World Stages/Stage 4 (340 West 50th Street). Opening Night is set for November 11th. Bruce Jordan directs a cast that features Adam Gerber, Jeremy Kushnier, Kate Middleton, Patrick Noonan, Jonathan Spivey, and Lynne Wintersteller. BroadwayWorld's Richard Ridge caught up with the cast and creative team today - hear what they had to say below! Plus click here for photos from today's meet & greet! (more...)
by Stage Tube - Oct 23, 2012
The Hennepin Theatre Trust presents the 2012/2013 Broadway Season, which features five Minnesota debuts: The Book of Mormon, the multi-Tony Award winning musical blockbuster from the creators of "South Park;" War Horse; Catch Me If You Can; Priscilla Queen of the Desert; and Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Also featured in the season is Disney and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins, Rock of Ages, Monty Python's Spamalot, and Shear Madness. Aida, a co-production in partnership with Theater Latte Da and directed by the acclaimed Peter Rothstein, is also available. (more...)


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Bruce Greek of Kirkland reluctantly agreed to change his workday plans recently when a potential customer called from Port Orchard. The customer wanted two...
Bruce Greek of Kirkland reluctantly agreed to change his workday plans recently when a potential customer called from Port Orchard. The customer wanted two of Greek's hand-blown glass lights — immediately.
The customer had picked the fixtures from Greek's Web site (www.offhandglass.com).
Greek consulted with his fiancée, Janin Wilson, before telling the client he could do it. Wilson works for Microsoft.com and handles Greek's marketing in her spare time.
"I'm having a meltdown, telling him he had to do it," she said. "Bruce doesn't get wound up about anything and was taking everything in stride, thinking about the things he wanted to accomplish that Monday."
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She convinced him the national exposure was more important than his to-do list. The client was ABC Television's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," hosted by Ty Pennington.
Greek turned off the hot glass furnace in his Everett shop, grabbed the lights and headed to the Kitsap Peninsula. He stopped to get the lights wired and then followed the television producer's directions to the makeover house.
The closer he got to the address, the brighter the sky became. The house was a giant movie set, with bright lights, booms, cameras, production crew and dozens of construction workers. Everything was happening at once. A painter had to step around a carpet layer putting down the new floor covering. Carpenters were hammering, and camera crews were filming it all.
"I wish we had that kind of help with our place," Wilson said. "Bruce and I have been remodeling our Kirkland condo for nine months and still aren't done."
This isn't Greek's first brush with fame. His lights grace numerous commercial sites, including Nordstrom stores, Red Robin restaurants and Rockefeller Center. He trained under Dale Chihuly and, in addition to his commercial pieces, is a noted glass artist.
The Port Orchard makeover project featuring Greek's light fixtures should be televised either late this month or early next.
Printed fame
Milenko Matanovic of the Pomegranate Center in Issaquah won a Shelter Award from HOME Magazine.
The award honors leaders who bring the true spirit of home to communities.
Matanovic's center, which he founded in 1986, works with volunteers to design and construct public gathering spaces that enhance social vitality. He has worked with more than 30 communities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, China and Russia.
Matanovic is featured in the December issue of HOME Magazine.
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The gala preview of Lincoln Square Cinemas Thursday night drew an overflow crowd of admirers mingling with celebrity impersonators, including a short Darth Vader and a dead ringer for Austin Powers.
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Early this month at Design Miami/, Olson Kundig Architects celebrated the opening of "38 Beams," a temporary collectors lounge named after the thirty-eight salvaged glulam beams that made up the structure. Originally milled in the 1950s, the Northwestern Douglas fir beams were once used to construct a Los Angeles building before being repurposed.
Approximately 15x30 inches around and up to 30 feet in length, 38 Beams formed a 2,400-square-foot lounge with an open lattice-work stacked 15-feet-high. The focal point of the space was a 28-foot Perrier-Jouët champagne bar lit by a chandelier of one hundred suspended light tubes designed by LILIENTHAL l ZAMORA.
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Black is the new black when it comes to dressing growing baby bumps. Christina Applegate and Ali Larter debuted their expanding bellies over the weekend, and both chose to cover them with black tops, slim black pants, and high black heels. The former Married with Children star sported a cap-sleeved tunic that she belted with one of the season's popular wide, elastic belts. When discussing her decision to wear a sky-high pair of Christina Louboutin pumps, the actress said, "It offsets the impending growth of width!" Meanwhile, Larter brightened up her outfit with a cascading white blazer that highlighted her impending arrival. The actresses' cool Summer styles can easily be replicated with the pieces found below.
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2019 Class of Elders & Deacons
We'd like to introduce you to nominees for the 2019 Class of Elders & Deacons slated to be voted on during our Congregational Meeting on September 18 (during the 11am worship service).
Leadership & Governance
Joe Amos
Joseph "Joe" L. Amos, Jr. is a lifelong Orlando resident and lifetime member of First Presbyterian Church of Orlando. He was baptized at FPC as an infant, confirmed as a teen, married his wife (Kim) in the Sanctuary, and is raising his family there. Through the years, he has worked and led in lay ministry, taught youth and adult Sunday School classes, and previously served as an elder in 2002 - 2004. Joe and his wife have three children (Lauren age 21; Jackson age 19; and Ryan age 12) - all of whom are also members of FPCO. Joe is an attorney, specializing in civil trial law, and is also a certified circuit court mediator.
Thomas Eastwood
Thomas was raised in Carmel, NY and graduated from Pace University with a Bachelor's degree in Finance. In 1991, he moved to Orlando, FL and accepted a position at Merrill Lynch where he serves today as a First Vice President and partner of the SE Wealth Management Group. Thomas currently serves on the Boards of The Gathering, Four12, The Christ School and Edgewood Children's Ranch. Thomas is married to Julie and they have two beautiful children together, Cole and Chloe.
Chris Morgan
Chris Morgan has been a member of FPCO for 18 years. He and his wife, Dianna, are parents of Blair Morgan and Bo Morgan and his wife Lauren and grandparents to Carter Grace Morgan and Caroline Kay Morgan. Chris is a current elder and has previously served on the Facilities Planning Committee and the Debt-reduction Subcommittee. Chris is a partner with Goehring & Morgan Construction.
Billy Palmer
William "Billy" Palmer was born and raised in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In 1997 his family moved to Orlando where he would finish high school at Lake Highland Preparatory School. Billy received an athletic scholarship to play football for the University of Notre Dame and after graduating, returned to Orlando and married his high school sweetheart, Ashley Fox Palmer (at FPCO). Billy joined J. Rolfe Davis as an insurance broker and about the same time formally joined FPCO as a member. Today Billy and Ashley have three boys (Luke (8), Charlie (6), and Wyatt (2) – all baptized at FPCO) and Billy leads a region for BB&T Insurance Services (successor of J. Rolfe Davis). Billy has participated in several Bible studies through the church and was involved with the capital campaign in 2015.
Dyann Van Dam
A member of First Presbyterian Church since 1992. Dyann and her husband, Joe, have been married 24 wonderful years. She has two sons: Will, who is a Junior at West Orange High School and Bradley, who is a Freshman at Central Florida Christian Academy. A graduate of University of Central Florida and Rollins College, Dyann is an Industrial Engineer and works as Manager at Walt Disney World. Dyann has served as a Coach with Jobs Partnership. She has been blessed to be a member of a Life Community Group (whom she considers family) for more than five years. Dyann is honored to be called to serve her beloved church and Lord as Elder.
Trey Vick
Trey, his wife Carrie and three children Brandon (15), Bailey (14) and Bella (9) have attended First Pres. For six years. Trey is a native of Central Florida and grew up north of Orlando in Apopka. Trey served in the United States Air Force and then upon returning home entered the banking industry for eight years. He then left banking in 2011 and is President of Equinox Development Properties, Inc. He has a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Central Florida, an undergraduate degree from Bellevue University and graduate of the Florida School of Banking at the University of Florida.
Erin Baker
Erin resides in Maitland with her husband of 14 years, Scott. Together they have three children - an eight-year-old daughter, five-year-old daughter, and three-year-old son. Erin and Scott joined FPCO shortly after their marriage upon invites from her college advisor and sorority house mother. As a member, Erin has served on the WDS advisory and executive committees; flower ministry team; SHINE volunteer; and study leader through WE.
Greg Burden
Gregory "Greg" H. Burden was born in Atlanta Georgia in 1964 his family relocated to Orlando in 1979 and he graduated from Boone High School in 1983. Greg attended the University of Florida on a football scholarship where he earned two letters and has a business degree from Florida Southern University. He has been involved in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes since high school and currently serves on the FCA Central Florida Board. Greg has been married to his lovely wife Beth Anne for 26 years and has two children Garrett (22) working here in Orlando and Sarah Beth (20) a Junior at Samford University. He has spent the majority of his life in sales management and leadership development and currently works for VaxCare, an Orlando based technology company focused on immunization solutions. Greg has been a member of FPCO since 2010 and has extensive family ties to the church with his brother and his entire family being members and attending for over 30 years. He looks forward to being more involved in serving at the church and helping others in times of need and guidance.
Jessica Burden
Jessica Burden is a lifelong resident of Orlando and grew up in College Park. She attended Florida State University and returned to Orlando upon graduation. Jessica became a member of FPCO after marrying her husband David 10 years ago. They have three children together: Henry, Mary Alice and George. At FPCO Jessica has enjoyed participating on the prayer team, volunteering with FOUR12, leading women's Bible study groups and holding leadership positions at Weekday School.
Shannon Compere
Shannon Compere has been involved at First Pres for the past three years. She and her husband Marc have been table hosts for the First Connections class which was significant for them connecting in at FPCO. Shannon has worked with Cru for the past 25 years and currently serves on the campus executive team with a focus on leadership development. She has been married to Marc for 14 years and together they have traveled to 14 countries.
Nikki Ickes
Nicole "Nikki" Ickes is wife to Gregg Ickes, mom to Grant (9) and Madison (6), a lifelong disciple of Jesus, and an enthusiast for God's Word, life's "journey" and authenticity in people. Nikki feels particularly called in teaching, mentoring, and discipling women, and is most "alive" when encouraging and inspiring others to dig deeper with their Lord and Savior. Following graduation from Florida State University, Nikki worked at Florida Hospital for over 10 years in the NICU as a Speech-Language Pathologist assisting newborns with feeding-related issues. In recent years, Nikki has passionately served our church and community through continued involvement with Women Engaged, BECOMING magazine, Bible Study Leadership, Four12 and Weekday School ministries.
Steve Judy
Steve Judy is a native Floridian, born and raised in central Florida. He lives in south Orlando with his wife, Melanie, and his 11-year-old daughter, Kendall Grace. He works for a local non-profit, UCP of Central Florida, which provides services to children with special needs. He and his family have been active at FPCO participating in worship/discipleship classes, Shine ministry and a Life Group.
Kim Kemper
Kim Kemper was born and raised in Orlando, FL. He was brought up in the Baptist Church and later became a Presbyterian after meeting the love of his life, now his wife of 35 years. "Being blessed with a wonderful wife, two daughters and three grandchildren + one more on the way, I believe God's love shows through them all." After many years in the Dental field, Kim retired early to help take care of his father-in-law, followed by his mother-in- law and both of his parents.
Susie Kemper
Susan "Susie" Grace Appleby Kemper came to FPCO when she was eight years old. She grew up in a choir family where she, both parents, and two sisters sang in the choirs and she has been singing praises to the Lord in the choir ever since. Susie married Kim Kemper in 1981 and they were blessed with two daughters, and now three grandchildren. She worked for 35 years as a K-5 Varying Exceptionalities Resource Teacher, retiring in 2014 to help take care of her grandchildren. Susie has developed a passion for Bible Study as she has participated in Women's Bible Studies since 2006, and is in the Servants in the Son Sunday school class, growing ever stronger in her faith and relationship with the Lord.
Diane McIntire
Dianne and husband, David, moved to Orlando from Knoxville, TN in 1985. The Macintires joined FPCO in 1988, have attended the BASICS Class since then, and both serve on the Usher/Greeter Team at the early worship service. Dianne previously worked for DaimlerChrysler Motors at the Southeast Business Center in Orlando and is now enjoying her retirement.
Suzi Teel
Suzi Teel is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, husband of 42 years, Jim Teel. Lived in Columbus, Mississippi for 23 years, moving to Winter Park, Florida in 1998. At First Pres, is in Women Engaged, an evening couples small group and an usher. Mother of 4 grown sons and has 5 grandchildren. Grateful as well for this First Pres church family.
Richard van Gelder
Richard was born and raised in Orlando, a self-proclaimed College-Parkadonian. Blessed with a wonderful wife Dale, two wonderful children Karl and Katherine, and their dog Charlie. As a child he was raised in a traditional Jewish family, spent many adult years seeking Christ and was Baptized in 2010 at FPCO. Richard enjoys meeting and greeting both new people and Church members, serving as an usher for the early Sunday service. He and his wife have attended the Crossroads Sunday school class for many years. Sunday is his favorite day of the week, where he finds solace in worship, learning from his elders and spending time with his Church family. Richard is an outgoing servant of God, seeking to help out where he can.


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