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We are transferring ownership to a new HA number as the property manager has purchased the property. Look at our reviews as only a few will transfer to the new number. Ideal location for families up to 6 and professionally designed with "Country French" theme for comfort and charm. Easy walk or drive 3 blocks west to Lake Michigan Pere Marquette beach, 1 block east to Muskegon Lake shoreline, Muskegon Yacht Club. Friendly, historic Bluffton neighborhood.
Smoke-free, no pets, firm. Main renter must be age 25 or older. No students, unrelated groups, weddings or parties.
Not on beach or lake. No view of beach or lake from house.
2ND FLOOR: Calif. King bedroom, TV, DVD; Two XL Twin beds bedroom; Full Bath with tub/shower.
MAIN FLOOR: Queen sleeper sofa in Great Room, with living area, dining area, open kitchen, and half-bath, TV, DVD.
Wonderful, Pere Marquette Lake Michigan award-winning clean-beach, shoreline trail, fishing, The Deck restaurant on beach, Dockers restaurant on marina, Express Lake Ferry.
15 minutes to music, culture, festivals, town, malls, medical, and highway access.
Furnished home, delightful, comfortable County French decor by designer. Equipped kitchen, towels, linens provided.
Home is charming, comfortable, and sparkling clean. FIRE PIT, BBQ GRILL, PICNIC TABLE. FLAT-SCREEN CABLE TV, DVD, WI-FI. Central air & heat. Furnished, fully-equipped kitchen, linens, towels, washer & dryer. Catch the breezes or enjoy your favorite beverage on the open front porch.
With friendly neighbors in the Bluffton historic "actors' colony" area, It's close to downtown festivals and cultural events, and it's the perfect base for exploring up and down the coastline. Popular Michigan's Adventure and Waterpark is only a 28-minute drive.
Redbird Cottage is located in popular Bluffton area: Within a 1-15 minute drive, you reach beaches, festivals, submarine and ship tours, and many places or events to see or do. And, it's only 15 minutes or less to town, culture, festivals, chain and independent restaurants and shopping, medical, and major highways.
You'll live in a perfect location for exploring other beach towns north and south, and when you feel like it, you'll return home to prepare your dinner, or eat out at one of the numerous restaurants nearby.
The Bluffton neighborhood oozes love of Buster Keaton and the Chicago Actors' Colony, lakes, dunes, and nature. The former Bluffton Village is still home to artists, musicians, nature advocates, teachers, regular working people, self-employed, and retirees. The Bluffton neighborhood of close-knit heritage homes is a favorite area for nature lovers.
Quick access to Cross Lake Express Ferry dock (Muskegon-Milwaukee), festivals, culture, malls, MICHIGAN ADVENTURE & WATER PARK (28 min.), and other activities. 15 minutes to hospitals.
Historic Cottage House and Area: The heritage front porch is perfect for relaxing and sipping refreshments. Central air-conditioning and heat means you control your comfort.
Redbird Cottage is one of two houses on one lot in a quaint, quiet neighborhood reminiscent of an eastern seaboard community. There is shared driveway parking for one car and free on-street parking, as available.
The friendly neighborhood is residential, with no condos, no resorts. You'll be transported back to a leisurely atmosphere when you're sure to relax.
Activities:: Muskegon Summer Celebration; Muskegon Main Street Car Show; Michigan Irish Music Festival; Seasonal Party in the Park, Fridays; Seasonal Port City Princess boat excursions. Michigan's Adventure and Waterpark. Submarine tour, beach volleyball, pier fishing, charter boat fishing. Tennis, rollerblade park, scuba diving. Historical and Cultural-Downtown Muskegon (10 MIN.) Monet Garden; Hackley Public Library; Muskegon Museum of Art; Muskegon County Museum; Muskegon Civic Theatre
Backyard:: Fire pit and chairs. BBQ grill, propane. Picnic table.
Lake lover, beach comber, sailor in youth. Forever student who loves learning. Personal repository of area "secrets," for folks interested in art, architecture, music, etc.
I enjoy seeing my grandchildren love and appreciate the lakes, sand dunes, fishing, and nature in general.
Ed Bodman purchased this cottage in 2005
Great beach community living in the City of Muskegon, with all city amenities. Festivals, the arts, in the historic quaint Bluffton neighborhood! Walk to sugar sand, award-winning Lake Michigan clean beach, or to Muskegon Lake for a sail. A relaxed atmosphere that takes you back to a gentler time.
Open front porch for sipping morning or evening beverage. Open kitchen, living room, dining area makes family connections easy. Make memories forever at the fire pit in the back yard. Wonderful, quaint location with easy access to coastal beach towns. Professional French decor.
This is an adorable cottage. My family of 6 were very confortable. We rode to the beach and hung out inside during the rainy days and we weren't cramped for space. Top 3 Things: Location & good rates, amenities, and privacy. Don't miss: Sunset on Lake Michigan.
Everything described about the Redbird cottage was spot on! We arrived to find a property that overall, was very clean, and inviting. As my caption states, we chose the Redbird to enjoy the start of the Fall season in Muskegon. The cottage was perfect for our family of three.
From this location, we were able to travel to some of the areas wine tasting vineyards, and places to eat. We enjoyed watching the Michigan vs. Michigan State football game on the 55" flat screen television! After the game, we were able to go outside to enjoy the fire pit.
Jane provided great communication before, during, and after our visit. I would, and already have, recommended this property to some of our friends, and co-workers.
We look forward to a possible visit in warmer months, so as to enjoy the lakes, and other warm weather activities.
Charming & clean, well stocked kitchen with dishes/pans etc. Loved the area.
This property had every ammentity imaginable and all very high quality. We loved this place so much that we'll be staying here each summer when we return to Muskegon! Stay here - you won't regret it. It felt like home.
Redbird was perfect for our family vacation. The beach was within walking distance and not very crowded. It's location was perfect for day trips. Silver Lake dunes were less than an hour's drive north. The next day we headed south to Grand Haven and Saugatuck. The house was clean and had everything we needed...fully equipped kitchen, gas grill, fire pit, linens, comfortable beds, and a washer and dryer. Ed was available for questions. We will return.
Was so impressed with the cleanliness and organization of the home. So many thoughtful details and every inch of the house was perfect. My family was so happy...we had two couples and one child. We were so comfortable and had plenty of room. We can't wait to come back!!!
Lovely, very clean home. Very comfortable beds (including pull-out couch). Jane was so helpful and made our quick get-away very easy.
Located on a peninsula in the City of Muskegon, Michigan between Lake Michigan's Pere Marquette Park Beach and Muskegon Lake, you'll be only a
2-minute drive to the sandy, certified-clean beach of Lake Michigan,
2-minute stroll to Muskegon Lake,
5-minute drive to Lake Express Ferry to Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
10 minutes to the festivals, art fair, historic architecture, and cultural events--art museum, county museum, symphony and sports arena. NEW--2 craft beer breweries downtown--Pigeon Hill at 500 W Western Ave and Unruly Brewing at 360 W Western Ave, Muskegon.
Stroll 1 block to Muskegon Lake shoreline at the end of your street and watch sailboat races from the bench, or ice fish in winter.
2 minutes to Pere Marquette Park sandy beach: Great freshwater pier fishing; Ice fishing; Sledding; Lake Michigan channel; Water and beach sports; Restaurants; Children's play equipment; U.S.S. Silversides WW II submarine; Sailboats and freighters on the channel. Hiking trail.
5 minutes to Lakeside: Public boat launch; Fishing charters.
Other Activities: Beach to downtown Trolly shuttle is 1.25 Family festivals, Michigan's Adventure & Water Park, historic architecture, museums, symphony, silent film star Buster Keaton's home town
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TOTAL = Rate + $150 cleaning fee + 11% tax . The "Service Fee" is imposed by and collected by HomeAway.
Smoke-free, pet-free, no exceptions.
Main renter-guest must be age 25 or more. Family or best friends rental only-no unrelated groups.
We do not refund, but you may purchase (or not) Cancellation Protection insurance during the reservation process.
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For my entry no. 3 I made a Land-Use Plan (in German: Flächennutzungsplan) of the City of GRUNEN.
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Make an in-game screenshot of the zones view of the desired area. Be sure to photograph considerably wider and higher then the area you want to make the plan of. Due to required skewing and resizing a good part of the edges will not be usable for the making of the map, at least if you want to have a map facing true north (see no. 3 below).
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LENOX >> The 90-voice Berkshire Lyric Chorus will perform Mozart's Requiem at 3 p.m. Sunday at Tanglewood's Seiji Ozawa Hall.
The chorus will be accompanied by a full orchestra and joined by a quartet of soloists — Stockbridge native, soprano Maureen O'Flynn; mezzo-soprano and Richmond resident, Marjorie Dix; tenor Deryl Godshall in his Berkshire Lyric debut; and Berkshire Lyric resident vocal artist John Demier.
The chorus also will perform Estonian composer Arvo Pärt's Salve Regina.
The concert will open with Mozart's motet, "Ave Verum," performed by Blafield Children's Chorus and high school members of Berkshire Lyric's various ensembles.
Mozart's Requiem was his final opus as he was dying in 1791.
According to Berkshire Lyric artistic director Jack Brown, who will conduct the concert, "Pärt has been the world's most performed living classical composer over the last decade, but (he's) rarely heard in the Berkshires."
With regard to pairing Mozart and Pärt on the same program, Brown said in an email that he thought the two shared "something in common in terms of their musical language and aesthetic."
Quoting online program notes from the Los Angeles Philharmonic, which is presenting a Mozart-Pärt festival this month, Brown said, "Both masters have a reputation for sonic purity and transparency ... music that unfolds naturally and effortlessly ... "
Brown also commented that, thanks to support from chorus members and local friends of Berkshire Lyric. this is the first time the organization has had the vocal manpower and financial wherewithal to produce a concert with a full orchestra.
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name - Teri
child's name and age- Fiona 9 months 5 and a bit
sibling's name(s) and age(s)- she's the first
significant other's name - JF
where do you live? - Victoria, BC, Canada
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color- pink since F was born!
beverage - water, and a raging coca cola addiction
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do you like sports? - not really into team sports
if so, what sports and teams? - don't watch a lot of sports
what is your dream job? - being a mom, if not that...still finding out
what is your guilty pleasure? - a nice glass of red wine and some chocolate or cheese
are you a morning person or a night owl? - really I'm a night owl, but am adapting to morning
do you drink enough water? - usually
would you do high school over again? - no, I love where I am now
What item that you don't currently possess would you most like to have in your home? - at this exact moment AC, but we don't usually need it! maybe a dishwasher
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You've probably heard about it online, read a review, or saw photos from that star studded Sephora event this week. Now, Chicago-area bellas, here's your chance to experience the new Monoi Repair Collection by Carol's Daughter. With me. At a fabulous Polynesian themed event with cocktails and yummy eats and music and product giveaways! YAY!… read all
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Like many New Yorkers, I was inspired to go see the final hours of Ann Hamilton's "Event of a Thread." It was an extraordinary show, heightened by expectations from the long lines and art-carnival atmosphere inside.
I also followed the lead of several friends and shared a few Instagram images and tweets. Sure I'd already seen a few on my feed, but I wanted to celebrate being there — really there. I got quickly got called out on this by a few friends. "The secret to seeing Ann Hamilton" one friend wrote, "is to stay home and open Instagram."
He was right. Social media sharing through the last week of the Park Ave Armory show exploded as interest and attendance spiked. The final day had 3x the number of photos shared as the daily average. Tweets mentioning "Ann Hamilton" spiked 470% over the last week the show was open.
Even more interesting, just three Instagram users (@samhorine, @pauloctavious, and @ikedeani) contributed four photos that collected 1/8th of all likes and comments. They drove the largest engagement spike of the entire show's opening, four days before it ended. Were they the social media buzz agents who helped drive the event's dramatic finish?
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Dharamsala, Aug 13 (IANS) Ten US lawmakers have written a letter to President Barak Obama asking him to raise during Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the US next month the issue of deteriorating human rights situation in China, the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) said on Thursday.
"We understand that there are many important issues in the US-China bilateral relationship. We expect that China's recent actions in the east and south China seas, economic and trade issues, climate change, as well as the recent cyber attacks, will figure prominently in your discussions," the senators wrote in the letter.
The senators also urged President Obama to raise the issue of Chinese interference in selecting the reincarnation of Tibetan Buddhist lamas.
"In particular, we hope that you will emphasise to President Xi that China should respect the basic and universally recognised right of religious freedom, to include refraining from persecution of Falun Gong practitioners and from interference in the centuries-old system of recognising reincarnate Tibetan Buddhist lamas," said a post on CTA's official website, quoting the letter.
The US lawmakers who wrote the letter are Ben Cardin, John McCain, Pat Leahy, Kelly Ayotte, Sherrod Brown, Tom Cotton, Tammy Baldwin, Susan Collins, Robert Menendez and John Cornyn.
The Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama has lived in India since fleeing his homeland in 1959. The Tibetan administration-in-exile is based in this northern Indian hill town.


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Man Arrested After Kids Found Riding in Back of a Moving Truck
A man and his wife are facing felony child abuse charges after the woman and two kids were found riding in the back of a moving truck.
A truck driven by Brad Behnke was stopped on I–80 after another driver reported that children were riding in the back.
The Nebraska State Patrol trooper found a 6–year–old girl and a4–year–old boy sitting on a mattress in the back of the truck with theirmother.
Jeanna Behnke, the children's mother, admitted to smoking marijuana in the back of the truck after the trooper smelled the drug's odor in the truck.
Brad Behnke was arrested on charges of child abuse/neglect, driving on a suspended license, possession of less than an ounce of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Jeanna Behnke was cited for child neglect and has a court date set for Dec. 27.


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The aromas of restaurant favorites like Cheesecake Factory's Cajun Jambalaya Pasta and P.F. Chang's Salt and Pepper Calamari evoke memories of freer discretionary spending for some, but for students at Dorothy Lane Market's Restaurant Replica cooking class, the scents signify another addition to their recipe box.
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The De-Evolution of a Suburban Gated Community
"Home foreclosures have devastated neighborhoods throughout the country, but the transformation from suburban paradise to blighted community has been especially stark in places like Willowalk -- isolated developments on the far fringes of metropolitan areas that found ready buyers when home prices were soaring but then saw an exodus as values crashed.
Vacant homes are sprinkled throughout Willowalk, betrayed by foot-high grass. Others are rented, including some to families that use government Section 8 vouchers to live in homes with granite countertops and vaulted ceilings."
Now, vandals roam the streets and scavenge materials from empty homes. Many houses are boarded up, and the families who remain are prisoners of their mortgages.


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As Exports Soar, US Economy Closes in on Fed's Targets
Revised data released today by the Bureau of Economic Analysis show that the US economy grew at a 4.6 percent annual rate in the second quarter of 2014, even faster than the 4.2 percent previously estimated. That was the most rapid quarterly growth since Q4 2010.
Much of the upward revision was due to the growth of exports, which also turned in their best performance in four years. The strong performance of the export sector is especially noteworthy in view of slow growth or recession in many US trading partners. The BEA also made an upward revision, but not as large, to the growth of imports.
As the following table shows, personal consumption expenditures also grew faster than previously reported, with durable goods accounting for more than half of total growth for that sector. Fixed investment was also significantly stronger than previously reported. The contribution to GDP growth from government consumption expenditures and gross investment was a little stronger than in the second estimate. All of the growth of the government sector came at the state and local levels. The contribution to growth from the federal level was negative, as it has been in 11 of the past 12 quarters.
Today's report also included estimates for inflation, as measured by the national income and product accounts. The broadest measure of inflation, the GDP deflator, was unchanged at 2.1 percent and the rate of increase of the deflator for personal consumption expenditure (PCE) was unchanged at 2.3 percent.
The PCE deflator is especially significant because of its role in the decisions of the Federal Reserve. The Fed defines its dual policy targets as 2 percent inflation, as measured by the PCE deflator, and a range of 5.25 to 5.75 percent unemployment. The unemployment rate stood at 6.1 percent at the end of Q2. As the following "bullseye" chart shows, the economy is now closing in on the Fed's targets. By midyear, performance of both indicators fell within the inner ring of plus or minus one percent of the targets.
On the whole, then, the economy performed well in the second quarter. Some of that good performance no doubt reflected a rebound from the very weak first quarter, which reflected the effects of unusually bad weather. Many analysts expect somewhat slower GDP growth in the second half of the year. Still, relatively robust performance of the labor market over the past three months suggest that the United States will turn in one of the strongest performances among advanced economies for 2014 as a whole.
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rjsigmund • September 26th, 2014 at 6:35 pm
ok, Ed, you've confused me with what you said about the GDP deflator being revised…i have been calling the change in the price index for GDP, which i find in line 1 of table 4, the GDP deflator, and that shows 2.1%, same as it did in the 2nd estimate…that deflator works to reduce the current dollar GDP increase of 6.8% to 4.6% (rounded), and that same table shows the change in the price index for PCE as 2.3%, which agrees with you above..
since i've been reading these releases by the seat of my pants, maybe i'm looking at the wrong number…where do you find the GDP deflator in this release? http://www.bea.gov/newsreleases/national/gdp/2014…
EdDolan • September 27th, 2014 at 12:31 pm
You are right. I evidently let my eye stray to the wrong line in the 2nd estimate table. I have fixed the error and another typo. Thanks!


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FAQ. A friend recently called me up to ask if I have experienced my torrent suddenly stop. He further described that every torrent in the queue is greyed out. There was a red button in the status bar with an exclamation, follow by a message stopped by user activity. I asked him for a screenshot but he graciously declined for his own security.
I haven't experienced this scenario before so I told him to keep me updated should he come across a solution for it. I later discovered that after a few days that he re-installed Windows just because his torrents won't run. I felt bad for that poor bloke.
I forgot all about this issue until I came to experience it myself. Here is what the utorrent interface looks like with the error.
Like him, I couldn't do anything. The torrents were started, not stopped but the program just won't download anything.
So I searched for a solution in the net and immediately found one, from none other than the utorrent forum itself.
I followed the procedure outlined and my torrents are back at work.
Preferences > Bandwidth > (untick) Stop transfers on user interaction
So click on the wheel icon or press [CTRL]+[P] > Bandwidth, and under Global Rate Limit Options untick Stop transfers on user interaction (like the screenshot above). Then accept the change by clicking OK. Once this is done, downloading will resume.
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When Apple launched the iPhone 7, it began to officially phase out the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, but now a new variant of the three-year-old iPhone is landing in a few places. Who is it for?
A lot of people, apparently.
Apple is launching a new 32GB model of the iPhone 6, its flagship smartphone that first introduced in 2014. Although it's being widely reported as for sale in India, a person familiar with Apple's plans told Mashable that the 32GB iPhone 6 will be for sale in several Asian markets, including China.
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I had the weirdest dream last night. It was so weird that I have to share it with the world lol. Have you ever had a dream that you were unconscious? It was like double the sleeping power! So in my dream I found out that I was pregnant and in labor as I found this out. So I go to the hospital and they give me some drug that makes me pass out and when I wake up, they tell me that they aborted my baby. Of course I was kind of pissed because I didn't give them permission to do this. Then I start having all these really bad pains so they give me more stuff to knock me out as I was thinking that I must have had twins and the other one survived. I wake up what looks like weeks later because I now have two quite large babies. The weird part is that I gave birth to baby bison. Don't ask, I don't know lol. So anyway, I was originally pregnant with 3 bison but one was aborted by my stupid doctors. But what might be weirder is that in my dream, this all made perfect sense and I loved my bison. And then (this is the same dream because my babies were running around in the background, I just don't know how they interlock) I was at some kind of party where you try on the new models of contacts. There was this giant, tall, scary and really dark guy there who tried on the red contacts without pupils and suddenly he turned into the devil, except that the devil's name was Rick James rofl. And he told me that it was his fault that I gave birth to bison because it was his job to make everyone miserable. And then I woke up thinking about how hilarious it is that I had a dream about Rick James being the devil.
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Alitalia has not yet responded to a takeover bid by French-Dutch carrier AirFrance-KLM.
13 December 2007
ROME/AMSTERDAM - Alitalia has not yet responded to a takeover bid by French-Dutch carrier AirFrance-KLM, KLM Managing Director Peter Hartman told reporters on Wednesday.
On 6 December AirFrance-KLM made a non-binding takeover bid for Italy's struggling national carrier. No financial details were released.
Italy's second largest airline AirOne and a group of Italian investors headed by the former chairman of Italy's state broadcaster RAI also made takeover bids last Thursday.
Hartman said KLM expects Alitalia to notify all bidders before the end of the month who has been selected to negotiate the takeover. Italian Transport Minister Alessandro Bianchi on Wednesday, meanwhile, said the announcement of the winning bid would be made Thursday after a meeting of Alitalia's board.
Bianchi said the Italian government was due later on Wednesday to examine offers to buy the state's controlling stake of 49.9 percent in Alitalia.
"Today we will look at the offers presented and we will decide," Bianchi said in a radio interview.
"An important country such as ours can't do without a carrier of reference," Bianchi told private broadcaster Radio 24.
Hartman, meanwhile stressed he did not expect the European Commission to block a possible takeover of Alitalia by AirFrance-KLM.
"The alternative is Alitalia's bankruptcy," he explained. "The European Commission does not want that."
Last Thursday, Europe's largest low-fare airline Ryanair requested the European Commission block Air France-KLM's bid for Alitalia until both airlines have paid back EUR 2.7 billion in what it calls "illegal aid" from the French and Italian governments.
Alitalia has been in financial distress for many years. In the third quarter of this year, the company suffered a loss of EUR 58 million before taxes.
AirFrance-KLM in a non-binding, so-called Letter of Interest issued when it presented its bid last week, set out all the benefits a merger between the companies could bring for both sides.
On Tuesday AirFrance-KLM CEO Jean-Cyril Spinetta said his company did not plan to convert Alitalia into a regional carrier, a concern raised by many Italian political and business leaders.
Fears have also been expressed that AirFrance-KLM may wish to concentrate activity only at Rome's Fiumicino airport, downsizing operations at Milan's Malpensa hub - a move which could result in thousands of job cuts.
While few details of the offers have been made public, AirOne - which is backed in its bid by Italy's largest bank IntesaSanpaolo - has indicated it would cut some 3,700 Alitalia jobs.
Unions have staunchly opposed any privatisation plan that would require major job cuts and the government's previous bid to sell its Alitalia stake through an auction collapsed in July after potential buyers rejected conditions including a limit on the number of lay-offs.
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When I think about the month of March, two things spring to mind: the March hare from Alice in Wonderland and the familiar quotation from Julius Caesar: 'Beware the ides of March'. In my mind, the two have become somewhat conflated, so I always picture 'the ides of March' as a posse of incongruously terrifying […]more
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A Dallas woman has died after a tragic accident. Lauren Huddleston was hit head on by a cyclist as she ran along the Katy Trail. Her organ donations will help more than seventy-five people in need.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 1 (Reuters) ABN AMRO said on Monday that it has completed the billion sale of U.S. subsidiary LaSalle to Bank of America, which will result in a fourth-quarter book gain of 7.3 billion euros (.4 billion).
The sale of LaSalle to Bank of America was at the centre of a legal dispute earlier this year as ABN faced offers from two rival bidders.
In July, the Dutch Supreme Court overturned an order by a lower court freezing the sale of LaSalle to Bank of America after shareholders demanded that they be allowed to vote on the deal, which which was seen as a poison pill against any bid rivalling a takeover offer for ABN by Britain's Barclays.
''The sale of LaSalle will result in a book gain of approximately 7.3 billion euros (.4 billion), which will be accounted for in ABN AMRO's fourth quarter results,'' the lender said in a statement.
Shares in ABN were up 0.6 percent at 37.16 euros, while the DJ Stoxx European banking index was down 0.4 percent.
Royal Bank of Scotland, Fortis and Santander are offering to buy ABN for 71 billion euros, a deal seen as likely to prevail because it currently stands at more than 10 billion euros above the Barclays bid.
In a separate statement, Bank of America said customers of LaSalle and Bank of America will be able to make cash withdrawals at more than 18,500 automated teller machines without incurring additional charges.
LaSalle's commercial will also have access to services offered by Bank of America's global capital markets and investment banking businesses, Bank of America said.
Norman Bobins, the chairman of LaSalle, will become chairman emeritus of LaSalle, while Chief Executive Robert Moore will serve as the LaSalle transition executive until leaving at the end of 2007.


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Edgar Perez is a published author, business consultant for billion-dollar private equity and hedge funds and Council Member at the Gerson Lehrman Group, Guidepoint Global Advisors and Research International, with subject matter expertise in cyber security, geopolitics, investing and financial regulation (Dodd-Frank Act).
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- Cybercrime / Cybersecurity
He is author of Knightmare on Wall Street, The Rise and Fall of Knight Capital and the Biggest Risk for Financial Markets (2013), and The Speed Traders, An Insider's Look at the New High-Frequency Trading Phenomenon That is Transforming the Investing World, published in English by McGraw-Hill Inc. (2011), 交易快手, published in Mandarin by China Financial Publishing House (2012), and Investasi Super Kilat, published in Bahasa Indonesia by Kompas Gramedia (2012).
Mr. Perez is course director of Cybersecurity Boardroom Workshop, How Boards of Directors and CXOs Can Build the Proper Foundation to Address Today's Information Security Challenges, and The Speed Traders Workshop, How High Frequency Traders Leverage Profitable Strategies to Find Alpha in Equities, Options, Futures and FX; he has presented his workshops in Singapore, Hong Kong, Sao Paulo, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, Warsaw, Kiev, New York, Singapore, Beijing, Shanghai. He has contributed to The New York Times and China's International Finance News and Sina Finance.
Mr. Perez has been interviewed on CNN's Quest Means Business, CNBC's Squawk on the Street, Worldwide Exchange, Cash Flow and Squawk Box, FOX BUSINESS's Countdown to the Closing Bell and After the Bell, Bloomberg TV's Market Makers, CNN en Español's Dinero, Petersburg – Channel 5, Sina Finance, BNN's Business Day, CCTV China, Bankier.pl, TheStreet.com, Leaderonomics, GPW Media, Channel NewsAsia's Business Tonight and Cents & Sensibilities. In addition, Mr. Perez has been featured on Sohu, News.Sina.com, Yicai, eastmoney, Caijing, ETF88.com, 360doc, AH Radio, CNFOL.com, CITICS Futures, Tongxin Securities, ZhiCheng.com, CBNweek.com, Caixin, Futures Daily, Xinhua, CBN Newswire, Chinese Financial News, ifeng.com, International Finance News, Finance.QQ.com, hexun.com, Finance.Sina.com, The Korea Times, The Korea Herald, The Star, The Malaysian Insider, BMF 89.9, iMoney Hong Kong, CNBC, Bloomberg Hedge Fund Brief, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Dallas Morning News, Valor Econômico, FIXGlobal Trading, TODAY Online, Oriental Daily News and Business Times.
Mr. Perez has presented to the Council on Foreign Relations, Vadym Hetman Kyiv National Economic University (Kiev), Quant Investment & HFT Summit APAC (Shanghai), U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (Washington DC), CFA Singapore, Hong Kong Securities Institute, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at New York University, University of International Business and Economics (Beijing), Hult International Business School (Shanghai) and Pace University (New York), among other public and private institutions. In addition, Mr. Perez has spoken at a number of global conferences, including Fund Selector Summit Miami 2016 (Key Biscayne), Cyber Security World Conference (New York), Inside Market Data (Chicago), Emerging Markets Investments Summit (Warsaw), CME Group's Global Financial Leadership Conference (Naples Beach, FL), Harvard Business School's Venture Capital & Private Equity Conference (Boston), High-Frequency Trading Leaders Forum (New York, Chicago), MIT Sloan Investment Management Conference (Cambridge), Institutional Investor's Global Growth Markets Forum (London), Technical Analysis Society (Singapore), TradeTech Asia (Singapore), FIXGlobal Face2Face (Seoul) and Private Equity Convention Russia, CIS & Eurasia (London).
Mr. Perez was a vice president at Citigroup, a senior consultant at IBM, and a strategy consultant at McKinsey & Co. in New York City. Previously, he managed Operations and Technology for Peruval Finance. Mr. Perez has an undergraduate degree in Systems Engineering from Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, Lima, Peru (1994), a Master of Administration from Universidad ESAN, Lima, Peru (1997) and a Master of Business Administration from Columbia Business School, New York, with a dual major in Finance and Management (2002). He belongs to the Beta Gamma Sigma honor society. Mr. Perez is an accomplished salsa and hustle dancer and resides in the New York City area with wife Olga, son Edgar Felipe and daughter Svetlana Sofia.


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Remote Area Medical will host a free medical clinic in Blount County to help provide health services to the under-insured in East Tennessee.
The clinic is set for April 22 and 23 at Heritage High School, 3741 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway, in Maryville.
Gates open at midnight and registration begins at 6 a.m. both days.
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2017 Northwest Hay Expo
PLACE: THREE RIVERS CONVENTION CENTER, IN KENNEWICK, WA The Convention center offers a completely covered trade show area to accommodate small booths or the biggest equipment in comfort. State of the art meeting rooms and a host of nearby hotels and restaurants will make this a premier event. Combine all of this with a program that focuses on the issues that you as a grower are most interested in and you will not want to miss this meeting.


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Actor/director Pandiarajan son Prithvi has suffered burn injuries while filming for his current project 18aam Kudi. The actor was required to set alight his mother's funeral pyre in a scene and it is during this shot that things went wrong.
The entire team present at the location was taken aback by the incident and immediately rushed the actor to the nearby Apollo Hospital in Chennai. His parents from Madurai hurried to the hospital following the bad news.
Howsoever Prithvi has been declared out of danger as of now.
The final day shooting schedule for 18aam Kudi has been called off, as a result of the unexpected turn of events.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With direction of Dewey Allen, this film in English (original language) was presented in 2015. This film written by Dewey Allen and Mando Allen was produced in USA. You can watch Blues for Life online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2015.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 100 minutes
Mando Allen, Raheem Allen, Dominique Booker, Brittany Diamond Carpentero, Adraine Conrad, Shane Edwards, Thomas Mikal Ford, Hawthorne James, Danielle LaRoach, Mystikal and Andre De'Sean Shanks.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Dewey Allen.
The original audio of Blues for Life has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2015.
Screenplay written by Dewey Allen and Mando Allen.
Dewey Allen.
Carla Saunders, Mando Allen and Dewey Allen.
This film was produced and / or financed by Scotlawood Motion Pictures and Promises Entertainment.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Blues for Life has a duration of 100 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Havird Usry has lost count of how many hams and turkeys Fat Man's Catering has sold this year.
"It's been great," he said.
Usry is the vice president of Fat Man's, and the catering arm of the family business is busier than ever. He estimates they have already made more than 100 pounds of corn bread dressing, along with countless orders for their squash casserole and their macaroni and cheese.
"Those are family recipes from 1943," he said.
For food that will be served on the actual holidays, Fat Man's sells uncooked casseroles with instructions and sliced hams and turkeys. Pickup will be the Friday before Christmas.
On rare occasions, Fat Man's will cater for holiday dinners. On Thanksgiving, Usry got a call from managers at Solvay Advanced Polymer Plant asking them to cater for the employees working on the holiday.
"I'm never opposed to the idea, but it has to be a special situation," Usry said.
Very Vera owner Vera Stewart said that even though her company focuses on mail orders, it is still booked with events for December.
"We went into the mail-order business to have enough to do in December," she said. "The catering business has changed a lot in this area."
Stewart said companies just don't throw holiday dinners on the large scale they used to.
"We've had a party every night this month," she said. "They're just not 300-400 people anymore."
The mail-order side of the company is soaring this time of year; Stewart said her company is the largest shipper in the Augusta area for FedEx.
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Terry E. on 07/03/2013
May I suggest offering a replacement Kit for the Molding around the windshield. With a 10 year old car it is very weathered and would look so much nicer new. I would have paid a reasonable price. Seems to be a potential profit area since I am sure insurance does not allow much of that.
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Samara Anderson
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is a licensed attorney in both New York and Vermont. Ms. Anderson is a 2003 graduate of Vermont Law School where she earned a Juris Doctor and Masters in the Studies of Environmental Law,
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. She has been engaged in mindfulness practices starting in 2005, during her extremely stressful career in complex commercial litigation at Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP in Manhattan, New York, where she routinely billed approximately 3,000 hours annually. For the past 12 years, she has evolved her mindfulness practices and now teaches both meditation and yoga classes to a variety of students, including lawyers, law students, doctors and hospital staff, and other stressed professionals. Recently, Ms. Anderson left the Vermont Attorney General's Office to move into the Health & Human Services Enterprise (HSE) to tackle the legal and regulatory issues surrounding the Integrated Eligibility Project.
David Angus
David J. Angus, II, Esq.
a native Vermonter, returned to Vermont after earning an LL.M. in taxation to pursue a career as a transactional attorney. After a decade of legal experience in firms in Boston and Vermont, he founded The Angus Firm, PLC. Most recently, David was associated with a prominent Burlington law firm where his practice focused on business law, captive insurance, and tax. David is also experienced in commercial and residential real estate transactions and estate planning. David is active with the Vermont Captive Insurance Association. Since 2007, he has served on the VCIA's legislative committee helping to assess federal and state regulation and issues impacting the VCIA's membership, and develop policy recommendations to present to the VCIA Board of Directors. David is also a member of the Vermont Bar Association and the Chittenden County Bar Association. He received his JD from Tulane Law School and his LLM from Boston University.
Mary Ashcroft
Mary C. Ashcroft, Esq.
is the Vermont Bar Association's statewide Legal Access Coordinator, helping to coordinate and facilitate pro bono and low bono projects all over Vermont. She has been instrumental in facilitating the VBA/VLS Incubator Attorney Project. Mary is a native Vermonter, born in Bellows Falls. She attended the University of Vermont, graduating with a Bachelor of Science, and the Catholic University Columbus School of Law. From 1985 to 1986, Ashcroft served as a special liaison to the general assembly for Governor Madeleine Kunin. Mary has maintained her own law practice in Rutland, VT since 1987, and has an active career as an involved community lawyer. She has served as a volunteer attorney and guardian ad litem for children in Rutland Family Court, has been a Justice of the Peace and has served on numerous community boards and commissions, including library, planning, and environmental boards, as well as being a foster parent and adoptive parent.
Amber Barber
Amber Barber, Esq.
is a partner at Barber & Waxman. She manages all aspects of divorce and civil union dissolution, including complex financial issues, extensive marital assets, post-judgment modifications and court order enforcement issues. Prior to starting Barber & Waxman with Caryn Waxman, Amber practiced at Downs Rachlin Martin. Amber is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and a Diplomate of the American College of Family Trial Lawyers. She is a past-president of the VBA. Amber previously served on the board as a representative of VBA's Young Lawyers Division and is a past-president of that group. She was previously treasurer for the Chittenden County Bar Association.
Doug Brines
Doug Brines, Esq.
is currently enrolled in the VBA/VLS Incubator Attorney Project, having joined last summer. He opened his own practice in the Spring of 2016, focusing primarily on family and employment law. Doug previously worked as a staff attorney of Disability Rights Vermont and in the Medicaid fraud unit of the attorney general's office. Doug is a native Vermonter and a 2011 graduate of VLS. He lives in East Charlotte with his family.
Julius Ciembroniewicz
Julius Ciembroniewicz, Esq.
is an attorney at Kelly, Remmel & Zimmerman in Portland, Maine, with more than 20 years of experience as a business attorney and marketing strategist in a private law firm. Julius is the President of Northeast Legal Solutions, a company that specializes in supporting small and mid-size law firms to successfully navigate difficult issues and to create effective solutions.
He has been listed in The Best Lawyers in America for Health Care Law since 2007. Julius speaks frequently on succession planning and other law practice management issues.
Sidney Collier
Sidney Collier, Esq.
has over 10 years of experience working exclusively in the areas of U.S. immigration and nationality law with a primary focus on employment-based immigration matters. She has successfully assisted clients with H, L, and O temporary visas, and permanent residence matters including Extraordinary Ability, Outstanding Researcher, Multinational Executive/Manager, and PERM labor certification cases and works with employers on I-9 and H-1B compliance issues. Sidney also focuses on assisting clients with all facets of family-based matters including marriage-based petitions and naturalization cases. Prior to moving to Vermont, Sidney worked in high-volume law firms in both Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia. She received her JD,
cum laude
, from the American University's Washington College of Law in Washington, D.C. Sidney is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the Vermont Bar Association, and the Washington County Bar Association. She is the Chair of the Immigration Law Section of the VBA.
Jonathan Couture
Jonathan Couture
is a non-lawyer member of the Vermont Bar Association and American Bar Association, providing support to the Vermont legal community with creative and exhaustive litigation preparation assistance. His current work blends Investigation, eDiscovery, and detail extraction from complex chains of communications. His work experience includes time as a yacht captain in Europe, residential designer/builder, photographer, web site builder and computer tech support. His broad range of experiences gives him a creative edge in case preparation with out-of-the-box thinking.
Jeannette Eicks
Jeannette Eicks
is co-director of the Center for Legal Innovation and teaches eLawyering and eDiscovery at Vermont Law School. She facilitates collaborative projects between students, faculty and industry partners on behalf of the Center for Legal Innovation. Jeannette assist with the mentoring for the VBA/VLS Incubator Attorney Project. Jeannette's past experience includes serving as CEO of an application development and Internet consulting firm, managing information technology for Vermont Law School, and establishing several degree programs during her tenure as a professor at Vermont Technical College. She received a B.A. from Washington University in St. Louis, Mo., a J.D. from Vermont Law School, and a master's in internet strategy management from Marlboro College.
Erin Jacobsen
Erin Jacobsen,
Esq. is Assistant Professor and Supervising Attorney at Vermont Law School's South Royalton Legal Clinic (SRLC), where she is the lead project attorney of Vermont Immigrant Assistance (VIA). Prior to that, she was the Lead Staff Attorney at Vermont Immigration and Asylum Advocates in Burlington, Vermont. Through VIA, Erin and her students provide free legal representation to indigent immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. Erin also practices juvenile law, family law, and runs the Clinic's Prison Project, in which she consults with incarcerated women about legal issues regarding their children. Erin is committed to public interest law and to doing work that promotes human dignity and human rights. She is licensed to practice law in the State of Vermont and in the United States District Court for the District of Vermont.
Sheldon Katz
Sheldon Katz, Esq.
graduated from the University of Michigan and received his JD from the Michigan Law School. He is admitted to practice in Vermont and New Hampshire. His background is primarily civil and criminal litigation, having over fifteen years of litigation experience. He has taught legal research, writing, and pretrial practice at Vermont Law School. Sheldon now concentrates on providing high quality research, writing and litigation support services to other attorneys.
Michael Kennedy
Michael Kennedy, Esq.
graduated from South Burlington High School, the University of Vermont, and the George Washington University School of Law. Michael clerked in the Office of the Chittenden County State's Attorney and then worked for five years as an Assistant Attorney General before accepting the position of Deputy Disciplinary Counsel in 1998. He was promoted to Disciplinary Counsel in 2000 and in 2012 he was named Bar Counsel, changing his focus from investigating and prosecuting to providing guidance to lawyers with ethics questions. Michael is the current President of the VBA and is a former member of the Board of Bar Examiners. He is an avid marathoner and coached varsity basketball for over 15 years.
James Knapp
James E. Knapp, Esq.
is the Vermont Underwriting Counsel for First American Title Insurance Company. Previously he served as the Interim Director of the Property Valuation & Review division of the Vermont Department of Taxes and he was of counsel to the Burlington firm of Mickenberg, Dunn, Lachs & Smith, PLC, advising clients in a broad range of issues related to real estate acquisitions, financing, development and dispositions and matters related to the formation and management of business organizations. Jim has an enduring interest in helping other attorneys with the application of technology to the practice of law and the management of law offices. He is a VBA member and speaks frequently at VBA seminars on all real estate matters and on emerging technologies. Jim has taught the advanced real property law course as part of the adjunct faculty at Champlain College and a course in Law Practice Management at Vermont Law School. He earned his B.A. degree in history, with highest distinction, from the University of Maine at Orono and his J.D. degree, magna cum laude, from Syracuse University College of Law.
Andrew Manitsky
Andrew Manitsky, Esq.
practices at Lynn, Lynn, Blackman & Manitsky PC in Burlington. Andrew represents clients in state and federal courts concentrating in the areas of contracts, business torts, employment litigation, professional malpractice, personal injury and intellectual property. He is the Chair of the VBA Intellectual Property Section and presents regularly at VBA seminars regarding intellectual property and litigation matters. Andrew is listed in Best Lawyers in America (Burlington "Lawyer of the Year" (2016) Litigation - Intellectual Property); New England Super Lawyers; Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business (since 2005); and Benchmark's Guide to America's Leading Litigation Firms and Attorneys. He previously practiced at a boutique firm in New York City, then at Gravel & Shea in Burlington for 15 years (12 as a partner). Andrew is admitted in Vermont and New York and received his JD from the University of Michigan School of Law.
Anthony Marrone
Anthony A. Marrone II, Esq.
focuses his practice and regularly appears in the news and gives public presentations in the areas of elder law, Medicaid, trust and estates, guardianships, and special needs planning. He also regularly speaks to groups of lawyers on social media marketing and is the author of the forthcoming book, "The Social Media Marketing Blueprint for Lawyers." Prior to founding The Marrone Law Firm, P.C., Mr. Marrone practiced in the Estate and Elder Law department of a regional Upstate New York law firm. He received his JD,
cum laude,
from Syracuse University College of Law.
Paul Mellor
Paul Mellor
, author of
MEMORY! How to Remember Anything
, was a finalist in the USA Memory Championship, where he recalled the names of over 90 people in less than 15 minutes, remembered in exact order over 100 single-digit numbers after a five-minute study, and recalled the exact order of a shuffled deck of playing cards after less than a three-and-a-half minute review. His fun and energetic programs have been delivered to Bar associations nationwide. A Communications graduate of Western Carolina University, Mr. Mellor is also the author of
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Dr. John M. O'Brien
, Senior Consultant, received his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Michigan State University in 1996. He currently maintains a private practice in Portland, Maine, focused on coaching, consulting, assessment, training and psychotherapy. Additionally, he is an adjunct faculty member at the University of Maine at Augusta, teaching courses in psychology and addictions. John received specialized training in coaching and has focused his studies on the needs of executives, physicians and attorneys. He has presented to various Bar Associations and medical staffs throughout New England on stress, balanced living and dealing with disruptive behaviors.
Drew Palcsik
Drew Palcsik, Esq.
is a personal injury attorney, counseling clients who have been injured in accidents of any type. He has an extensive background in legal services and civil litigation, and is a graduate of Northeastern University School of Law. Drew is licensed in New York and Vermont. He is a member of the VBA, the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, the Vermont Association for Justice, and is recognized as an Advocate by the American Association for Justice. Drew has a keen interest in emerging technologies and practices seamlessly between two offices, maintaining a technologically advanced law practice.
Gene Policastri
Gene Policastri, Esq.
is an attorney with a law practice that is primarily focused on general civil litigation involving commercial and construction disputes. He has practiced law for 25 years and currently resides in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. In addition to litigation, Gene speaks frequently at CLE seminars and advises lawyers and law firms on best practices for business operations, business growth, and marketing, with a focus on authenticity and integrity to the profession. Gene provides seminars, private coaching, and group coaching with attorneys nationwide, helping them achieve maximum business growth with greater ease and efficiency so they can build a sustainable, profitable future.
Susan Randall
Susan Randall
is the Investigator and Co-owner of VTPrivateye, LLC. Susan has worked as a licensed Private Investigator in Vermont & New York for the past 18 years, working closely with attorneys, on civil, state and federal cases, in addition to working as a mitigation specialist on capital, federal and state cases. Susan has helped prepare countless cases for trial, and spent two years working as an investigator and mitigation specialist with the Federal Public Defender's Office in Burlington, Vermont. Susan has also organized & run jury focus groups, for firms on big personal injury cases. She has produced settlement videos, as well as 'Day In the Life' videos to assist with mediation and reaching pre-trial settlements. Prior to working as an investigator, Susan worked as a journalist for the MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour in New York City, and as a producer for the A&E Television Network on the hit series Biography. She also worked in radio, filing many stories for NPR's All Things Considered and Morning Edition. Susan worked as a documentary filmmaker in New York City, producing pieces for the BBC on such topics as the Russian mafia and the Anti-Terrorist Task Force of the FBI. In the past ten years, Susan has dovetailed her work as a filmmaker and investigator, producing over twenty mitigation sentencing videos.
John Reed
John Reed, Esq.
is the principal of Rain BDM. At Rain BDM, John trains and coaches attorneys to help them cultivate stronger client relationships, build bigger books of business, and gain new perspectives about the value of their services. He partners with law firms to enhance brand awareness, craft and promote their unique value propositions, and generate business development and marketing mindsets. Having worked with lawyers and law firms for more than 20 years, John Reed knows firsthand the challenges confronting the profession and the changing legal landscape. With a unique background in marketing and law, he collaborates with his clients to forge new strategies and stay ahead of the curve. John obtained his JD,
cum laude
, from Michigan State University Detroit College of Law after working in marketing in the US Auto Industry. He began consulting after years of practicing law at a large Midwest law firm and working in the field of law firm public relations.
Joseph Ronan
Joseph Ronan, Esq.
is a solo practitioner in Norwich, working through his firm Ronan Law Group, PLLC. He has over 30 years' experience with two law firms (Morgan Lewis and Blank Rome) as well as an in-house position (Bell Atlantic, now Verizon). He has been listed in Best Lawyers in America and Superlawyers, and is an adjunct professor of law with Villanova University School of Law. He has a B.A. from Haverford College, and a J.D. and LL.M. in Taxation from NYU Law School. He lives in Sharon with his wife who is a neurologist at Dartmouth.
Rebecca Skeeles
Rebecca Skeeles, Esq.
began working for Casemaker in August 2013 as a national professional speaker and legal research expert. She is a 1994 graduate of the Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. She received her Juris Doctor from Capital University Law School in 1999. Rebecca Skeeles served as Attorney Services Consultant for six years for the Ohio State Bar Association (OSBA) from 2007-2013. In this role, she traveled Ohio training on Casemaker. She returned to her family business Skeeles Manufacturing Inc. (SMI) in January 2013. She currently serves as Vice-President of Sales and Corporate Counsel.
JoEllen Tarallo
JoEllen Tarallo,
Ed.D., M.C.H.E.S., FASHA is Director of the Vermont Suicide Prevention Center, a public-private partnership of the Center for Health and Learning and Vermont Department of Mental Health to ensure sustainability for suicide prevention (www.vtspc.org). VTSPC created Umatter Suicide Prevention, designated as a national Best Practice program, and the Umatter YYA -Youth and Young Adults Mental Health Wellness Promotion and Community Action. She is a state and nationally licensed health educator, trainer, author, program developer and administrator.
Joanna Watts
Joanna Watts, Esq.
is a graduate of the VBA/VLS Incubator Attorney Project and has practiced at Bennett & Zaikowski since 2016. She is admitted to practice in Vermont, and is accredited to assist clients with claims to the Veterans Administration. Joanna obtained her law degree from the School of Law at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, in 2007. After graduation, Joanna clerked at the Christchurch District Court for two years and then practiced as in-house counsel at the Inland Revenue Department in Christchurch. In 2011, Joanna and her family moved to Vermont. Joanna is a member of the Vermont Bar Association and the Chittenden County Bar Association.
Caryn Waxman
Caryn Waxman, Esq.
is a partner at Barber & Waxman. She has represented matrimonial and family law clients throughout Vermont since 1998. She concentrates her practice in the areas of divorce, civil union dissolutions, child custody, relocation disputes, child support, post judgment modifications and enforcement of court orders, as well as step-parent adoption and guardianship matters.
Prior to starting Barber & Waxman with Amber Barber, Caryn practiced at Downs Rachlin Martin. Caryn is a member of the Family Law Section of the Vermont Bar Association and is a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
Caryn is also a member of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts.
Greg Weimer
Gregory A. Weimer, Esq.
has practiced at Lynn, Lynn, Blackman & Manitsky since 2010, primarily in the practice areas of complex litigation, personal injury and employment law. He was formerly a shareholder at Hoff Curtis in Burlington, Vermont. In his practice, Greg has represented Fortune 500 companies in federal court and served as local counsel for several national corporations. He is an active member of the Vermont Bar Association, serving as Chair of the Practice and Procedure Committee. He is also a member of the Vermont Supreme Court Civil Rules Advisory Committee. He is a former Vermont State Representative of the Defense Research Institute. Greg received his JD from Vermont Law School, cum laude, where he was Research Editor of the Vermont Law Review.
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