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Erhardt "Art" Malchow
Erhardt "Art" Malchow, 88, of Amboy passed away Friday, December 6, 2013, at his home to be united with God and reunited his wife Jackie, the love of his life.
Mary Louise Depuydt
Mary Louise Depuydt, age 90, of North Mankato died, Friday, December 6, 2013, at Mayo Clinic Health System, Mankato.
Arlene Melissa Blegen
Arlene Melissa Blegen, age 86, of Hastings, died Friday, December 6, 2013, at United Hospital in St Paul.
Percy W. Chambers
Percy W. Chambers, age 89 of Henderson, died Thursday, December 5, 2013 at his home in Henderson surrounded by his family after a brief illness.
Mary Frances Hughes (Demuth)
Mary Frances Hughes (Demuth) of Brooklyn Park, formerly of Mankato.
Linda Ann Miller
Linda Ann Miller, age 68, of Mankato, died Wednesday, December 4, 2013 at Oaklawn Health Care Center, Mankato.
Merle May Rietfort
Merle May Rietfort, age 88 of Waseca, died on Friday, November 29, 2013 at Mayo Clinic Health System in Mankato.
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Ray Allan Ready, (1973-2013), died unexpectedly on Wednesday, November 27, 2013, of a heart attack.
Dennis Million
Dennis Million, 71, Mankato, died Tuesday, December 3, 2013 at Hillcrest Health Care Center in Mankato.
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Victor Alan Beahm died at home in Mankato, MN early Monday December 1, 2013 at the age of 58 after a three year battle with cancer.
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Critical Essays
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The following paper topics, each with a sample outline, are designed to test your understanding of Much Ado About Nothing.
Each deals with the play as a whole and requires analysis of important themes and literary devices.
Topic #1
Shakespeare interweaves two love stories in Much Ado About
Nothing, the Claudio-Hero plot and the Benedick-Beatrice plot. Write an analytical essay on the ways in which they parallel or counterpoint each other in characterization, in dialogue, and in plot structure.
I. Thesis Statement: The Claudio-Hero and the Benedick-Beatrice love stories are interwoven in Much Ado About Nothing through a series of parallels and contrasts in characterization, in dialogue, and in plot structure.
II. Characterization
A. Parallels
1,. Hero and Beatrice are kinswomen and good friends and Claudio and Benedick are comrades-in-arms and good friends
2. Both couples knew each other in the past
3. Both couples are learning to discriminate properly and to estimate each other's true value
4. Both couples' ability to love will be tested
B. Contrasts
1. Claudio and Hero are slaves to convention and Benedick and Beatrice are free spirits
2. Claudio seeks a wooing intermediary and Benedick woos directly
3. Claudio and Hero rely on...
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Fri. | 8/23 | @ Raiders | W 34-26 | 9:00 p.m. | WFLD-TV | |
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In 2004, I met Jean Raubolt. In 1982, she bought a new house on Silent Rain Drive in a neighborhood sandwiched between Mountain Shadows and what is now Peregrine on the city's northwest edge.
She was unhappy with the condition of the neighborhood. She believed it was deteriorating and hurting her property values.
She wanted to form a neighborhood association to police the area and enforce covenants and city codes for appearance, noise and overall quality of life.
Raubolt was unable to rally neighbors to join her. So she became a one-woman army dedicated to reporting and filing complaints for every code violation she could find.
She was known to walk the neighborhood, pen and pad in hand, writing down violations she then reported to Colorado Springs Police, or the Code Enforcement agency, or the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region.
Neighbors told me they hid from Raubolt, avoiding using their front yards or porches to avoid her wrath. Some told me they moved to escape her harassment.
Then came Bridget Weyer, who moved in next door in February 2007.
Soon, she was the subject of complaints about her dog, her daughter's drumming, right in a 2008 photo, and music at a barbecue she hosted.
Here's a link to a previous column and a blog I wrote about the conflict.
Weyer ended up in court three times over Raubolt's complaints. Two were dismissed but the third stuck and she was fined $70. Weyer considered moving until the complaints suddenly stopped.
Raubolt died last August. Weyer said it's sad, but the neighborhood is all "peace and tranquility" ever since.
It's a different story on North Foote Avenue where neighbors have been dealing with a condemned house since 1998.
They had grown hopeful, recently, that the house was finally going to be repaired and occupied. The work started after a column I wrote in April. The owner, Ruth "Fire" Hendricks had come to me, begging me to write about how the city had wrongly condemned the place. Alternately angry and tearful, she told me how her hateful neighbors wouldn't help.
Of course, the city and neighbors told a much different story. City Code Enforcement Administrator Ken Lewis said Hendricks as refusing to cooperate with his officers. He said they had tried for years to help her.
In fact, Lewis said his officers had volunteers and materials lined up to start work on the place, if she would only cooperate.
Hendricks was enraged by my column. But in a short time a contractor began work on the house and the roof was replaced. A large trash container was brought to the house and some of the moldy junk inside was pitched until Hendricks intervened.
Then everything stopped. Hendricks died May 15, leaving the house in limbo. (One of her daughters, Julia Groves, angrily claimed the stress from my column killed her.)
Neighbors are glad its collapsing roof has been repaired and broken windows fixed. But they fear it could sit even longer as probate court sorts out Hendricks' estate. Here's a link to my earlier blog on the house.
Lewis said the city will stay on the case and, if necessary, will make any urgent repairs and mow weeds, bill the estate and even lien the property if necessary.


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We went during restaurant week, and it seemed like we were a burden on the staff. We asked for the restaurant week menu, but only received half as many as people in our group. Later, we wanted to split the bill, but were warned that it would take a while. The food was great, and the view on South Lake Union was pleasing.
The service from our waitress Casey was very good with the caveat, when she was was available; however, she was quite busy as the restaurant seemed that it might be slightly understaffed. The lunch menu was very good overall. The host brought with him black linen napkins to the table for my guests that were wearing black. Often times, lint or starch from a white linen napkin will find its way on to a black garment. This was an attentive touch. The restaurant signage was somewhat confusing for a first time visitor. The canopy with the restaurant's name actual let the the bar on the ground level. There was a sign to inform guests that the restaurant was on the second floor but there was no elevator.
While the "old" dining room was a special Seattle eating place, with a terrific view, since your remodel, this restaurant is more intimate and much less noisy.
Great spot to drink in Seattle's personality. Service was incredibly friendly but not invasive. We enjoyed the bar downstairs for happy hour then went to dinner upstairs. Fun night.
Wonderful seafood. Good staff. And, the view is the very best.
This is our first visit since the remodel---Sally, Marie and I were having a reunion lunch on a sunny day, at a window table overlooking Lake Union and the yachts, with a perfect server Sean. Our Fish and Chips were outstanding....we could not have asked for anything better....it was the best day ever
Service was good. Nice touch putting the birthday girl's name on the menu Nice view, but ambiance wasn't anything special . . . . a number of tables in an open room. Food was tasty. However, 3 of us had king salmon and it was "very fatty". Given the cost, I would not do it again.
Took my daughter on a Father/Daughter date before we saw a play in Seattle and this was a great spot to enjoy dinner and a fantastic view of Lake Union on a gorgeous day. Food was great.
service has been always consistent but the restaurant was almost empty....concerning from a marketing aspect???
Excellent service. the staff asked how our meals were cooked and really went the extra mile when the steakes needed to be cooked a little more.
I tried the Sunday night special dinner, chowder, steak medallions and shrimp, creme b for dessert. My husband had the halibut. Outstanding.
We love McCormick and Schmick's Harborside restaurant. The food is so good. The wait staff always friendly and helpful. Whether for big groups or just a quiet intimate place to dine, it is our favorite. There is a separate dining room that you can use if you have a very large group, such as a celebration of life or rehearsal dinner party. I love that you can either order the seafood with sauce etc, or you can order it cooked simply. For example, either trout amandine, or baked trout.You can see the city, including the Space Needle from one set of windows and also The Episcopal Cathedral and Cornish school of arts out another set. The scenery just blends like a panorama. Seaplanes take off and land, on Lake Union, which is fun to watch.
The server is both friendly and attentive and the food is consistently very good. This night we got the Steak and Lobster special for $25 and Canadian Steelhead. Very enjoyable.
After making a reservation online and receiving a confirmation we arrived to discover they didn't have our reservation on file at all. We were still able to be seated outside (as I had requested) on a nice warm night only to discover it is really really windy right there and very cold. Maybe they should get some of those outdoor heaters or offer blankets, we all had to return to the car for jackets and blankets. Our server was great we really liked him and he was very attentive and timely with anything we asked for except for drinks. Maybe the bar was overwhelmed or backed up. Food was great. 4 of us ordered the Mac and Cheese and 1 of us ordered the Mahi Mahi and it was all very good. We will be back! Next time we will wear coats.
We celebrated a graduation celebration dinner for 11, and the staff was very accomodating in getting us a nice table, after we changed the headcount 3 times. Food was good, view was fantastic, service is excellent.
We had a reservation, it was honored either up or downstairs. We arrived on time, and were seated downstairs immediately. Waitress was fast and attentive. Food was timely. We had the mussels and clam dish, and it was fabulous! We each had the steak and lobster, and agreed that while the lobster was scrumptious, and the steak was prepared to specs, the flavor was lacking. Sorry. It was a special evening for us, and the restaurant made it special. Thank you
I have been to Harborside many times and it never fails to be a fabulous dining experience. I would give the wait staff AAAAA++++, they are fantastic. Food is great as well. Love watching the planes take off and land and the boats sail by. Always something to watch. The Harborside's remodel is beautiful. A restaurant well worth dining in.
This place is a regular stop for us when we want to celebrate one of life's midsize moments (e.g., not Canlis-sized, or by any means Canlis-priced either!). Harborside feels like an independent restaurant, not like a cog in McCormick & Schmick's chain. Expansive views, tons of room between tables, in a low-traffic area, etc. The food is always quite good - maybe not Canlis or Rover's, but without their prices either. As a family of four we got out for under $200 including tax and tip (and no one ordering off the kid's menu, a couple of drinks, a couple of desserts).
Beautiful view that day and the service was very friendly. It took a little bit for our lunches to arrives due to the lunchtime traffic but it was delicious. I would recommend and take any visitors to show off the city here.
This McCormick and Schmick's is wonderful. They cooked everything to perfection and even when I requested "no salt" on my halibut - it tasted fantastic. They are kid friendly and accommodated our requests (big & small) with a smile and a 'no problem' attitude. During this 4th of July visit, we all enjoyed our food, the atmosphere and the service. The only negative I want to discuss is the pre-arrival phone call I received. 2 days before our reservation, a gentlemen called me to say that our reservation was for 2 hours and that after that time they would need the table back..i.e., we had to get out. That was very rude and I told him so. I hope they stop this practice immediately or I will reconsider coming back...
M&S restaurants are reliably very good and predictable for food and service, but tend not to be great for the food, and a little pricey with no surprises (which can be good if you are entertaining for business or family) . This venue was relatively new, upscale contemporary. Great Lake Union view. Exceeded my expectations as far as the food, including fresh fish (Copper river Salmon) , raw oysters, and muscles. Service great , but a little inexperienced. Hence my opinion of M&S has improved and I will give their venues a second chance.
My husband and I enjoyed a great meal with a spectacular view!
We eat at McCormick' Harborside every month. The food and service was outstanding
We enjoyed fantastic seafood, all seasonal specialities, nice wine to complement the selection and fantastic service. Since it was Tuesday in July, entertainment was provided by the weekly sailboat race on Lake Union.
The cold gazpacho was excellent--perfect choice for a warm afternoon and not as frequently seen on menus as in the past. The buttermilk fried butterfly shrimp were excellent, crispy, tasty, not overcooked. However the "salt fries" were as billed and really too salty. They would have done better by simply serving unadorned fries, as the texture and taste were fine without so much salt. The waiter handled the request for separate checks from our group of 7 with ease. And our out of town guests thoroughly enjoyed the view of float planes coming and going.
Good food, good service, great views, a little $$.
We have eaten here many times and feel that it is a wonderful way to introduce visitors to Seattle. Sitting by the window watching seaplanes land and every kind of marine craft jockeying for position on the lake, is only made better by the ambiance in the beautiful dining room. We had wonderful seafood, artfully prepared and served in elegant sauce, and enjoyed one of the many wines from the lengthy wine list. The evening was perfect and we cannot wait to come in again and share this 'slice of Seattle' with others.
Excellent restaurant on Lake Union. Great food, great service, nice view of lake. A great dining experience overall. We have found McCormick & Schmick restaurants to always provide good to great food and service in all of their locations. Definitely would recommend a visit.
Elegant atmosphere along with outstanding food makes for an excellent dining experience.
We generally visit Seattle about every 2 years or so and stay in the Lake Union area. Last time we visited and ate at McCormick and Schmik's Harborside and had a very marginal meal at best- both food quality and service. We decided to give it another chance and are glad that we did. Staff was super-friendly and gave great recommendations as well as explained that the ownership had changed a couple of years ago and our last visit was during the change-over. Food this time was prepared well, was fresh and delicious. In addition, the view overlooking Lake Union is awesome and we were able to watch the weekly sailboat regatta. Overall it was a great experience and definitely will stay on our list of places to eat in Seattle.
My husband and I celebrated our 35th anniversary at this delicious restaurant and had a delightful evening! Form the moment we were greeted, welcomed, and seated the entire staff made our evening special! With a souvenir menu created for us, our waiter's superb service and the food that followed was complimented by scrumptious recipes favoring a NW flare! We will return and wish had we had discovered this particular restaurant years ago. Thanks for a very special evening!!!!
We enjoyed our meals but our enjoyment was a little diminished by the poorly trained waiter. He'd tell us he was bringing water. Then pass our table several times. Then tell us he was bringing water. He was very pleasant, just not on the ball.
To start with, the view is just beautiful and serene. The food was out of this world! This place has to have the best clam chowder I've ever had in my life, and I am very well traveled. Everything about the dinner was memorable and I would not hesitate to return, the next time I am in the Seattle area. The food was piping hot and the salad fresh and crisp. On a scale of 10, I would give it a 12!
Maitre d' was in the midst of some dilemma and left us waiting a good 15 minutes past our reservation, despite our being there 30 minutes early and waiting in the bar. Seated a walk-in couple before us, then didn't return for some time. When he finally did, I asked if we were almost ready and his unapologetic response was simply a repeat of what he'd said earlier - that he'd be with me in a minute. Other issue is the lack of seating in the waiting area. My wife has MS and couldn't stand that long, so when told this, he directed us over to the bar which had only barstools, both at the bar and at high tables. She managed to climb up on one but it was with some difficulty. Background music's driving beat was a little distracting/annoying.
Good food, great service, very good bartender (awesome lemon drop).
The seafood that my party of five adults enjoyed was done very well. The shrimp and squash crostini we shared as an appetizer was superb, The downside to several of our meals were vegetables, in particular those that require more delicate handling such as asparagus and fresh green beans. We ate early in the dinner service so it was particularly surprising to find over done vegetables. Those that were roasted or mashed were tasty. The worst vegetable we were served was a sauteed green that was so fibrous that one could floss ones teeth with it. I had a taste and the strings made me gag. It was very difficult to swallow.
From the moment we walked in the door, we were treated as if the staff had known us for years. We felt like we were dining in our own personal restaurant. Our meals were well-prepared and beautifully presented. We have been going out to restaurants in Seattle for more than 30 years now and would say that this is waterfront dining at its finest.
My date and I chose M&S because we thought it would be relatively quiet and thus a great place to talk -- and that turned out to be completely true. Ceilings are high, tables are not too close, and overall it's a quiet restaurant with a low hum of happy diners. They live up to their reputation as a fish house -- my salmon was perfectly cooked and almost melted in my mouth, and his boulliabaise (sp?) was fantastic. The view of Lake Union on an chilly fall evening was just lovely and you truly can see the view from all the tables in the restaurant. We were both able to park free in the parking lot immediately adjacent, which was a treat as well. Overall a great spot. Oh--and the margaritas are terrific, wine list is excellent.
McCormick's is a regular for us. Our server recommended the chef's recommendation. Steal head on top of mushroom filled pasta. The meal was excellent
I was treating my boyfriend to dinner for his birthday. I was looking for somewhere fun yet romantic that we had never been before. My expectations were exceeded! I was impressed with the food, and the price. We enjoyed a great happy hour and a romantic dinner with a view of Lake Union at night. It was just perfect!
Harborside is a favorite special occasion place. The view over Lake Union is fantastic. Terrific seafood and highly attentive service.
My wife and I -- both Navy veterans -- enjoyed an excellent dinner with beautiful view, and most importantly our entrees were free. Thank you McCormick & Schmick's for supporting veterans.
We really enjoyed our meal. I felt that the waiter placing the napkins on the laps was really sweet, I have never had that done before.
Our favorite view in Seattle. We love to watch the wooden boats and the float planes go by. One of the only restaurants I know that serves Ling cod, my favorite fish.
This has always been one of my favorite Seattle restaurants for decades. It was perfect for old vets like us last Sunday and every bit as nice as a romantic destination for all ages. The view is breathtaking and makes me proud to be a Seattle native whenever guests visit from out of town. One of my friends remarked at Sunday's dinner "this is the best sockeye salmon I've ever tasted." I gave a big thumbs up for my trout dinner as well.
I used to be a regular at the Harborside, but had not been back for several years, just because it's no longer convenient, not because the food or service disappointed. My companion & I both ordered the turkey dinner. The preparations were all traditional. The meal, a glass of Pinot noir, dessert & coffee was $50 each (tip a bit over 20%). We both thought the meal was worth it. The view is very nice, and I recommend that you ask for a view table.
We make McCormicks our annual event for Thanksgiving. The view is amazing as well as the food and service. We were pleasantly surprised to get a full booth for the two of us. Made for a pleasant meal to be able to enjoy the food and the view. The staff was very attentive and accommodating if we had any requests. We'll be back next year for sure. Thanks!
We had a 5:30 reservation for Thanksgiving dinner. We got there early and there were only 4 chairs set up for people waiting, so we stood til 5:40 when our table was ready. I wondered what those with mobility issues were going to do when they got there and had to wait standing up. Anyway, we had a view of the lights of Seattle around Lake Union, which was wonderful. Our server was very pleasant, our order promptly taken and filled, and the food was both tasty and attractively plated. I had asked for my meal leftovers, but when the server came back with the box, she said they mistakenly didn't save my leftovers so gave me a nearly-whole other turkey dinner! Yay!
We dine here once a month. The food was great. I ordered the chef's recommendation. Steel head with atop ravioli. Key lime pie for dessert. Wonderful
I had the fried shrimp and cod lunch special with french fries. The shrimp was not as good as expected. It was OK, but did not meet standard of all previous M&S experiences. Thought the price M&S Harborside has been one of my favorite places for either Sunday lunch or for a special dining experience especially with out town visitors to Seattle. While yesterdays experience was good it was not quite up to par.


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Erica S. Haymer, of Lexington, graduated on Sept. 23 from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School.
She is also a graduate of Mississippi Valley State University.
She is the daughter of Robert and Flora Shaffer and James Thomas.
She is married to Joshua M.J. Haymer.
Founded in 1972, the Thomas M. Cooley Law School is a private, nonprofit, independent law school that has provided more than 15,000 graduates with the practical skills necessary for a seamless transition from academia to the real world.


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Homes sales activity throughout Ohio continued to make gains in April, helping the marketplace post 10 consecutive months of positive sales, according to statistics provided by the state's Multiple Listing Services.
Sales of new and existing homes posted a 11.3 percent jump during the first four months of 2012 compared to the same period a year ago, reaching 30,609 sales compared to the 2011 result of 27,491.
"Strong activity in April continued to help push the Ohio real estate marketplace forward on its road to recovery, following the downturn that resulted from the economic collapse of 2008," said Robert U. Miller, president of the Ohio Association of REALTORS®. "We're extremely hopeful that achieving 10 consecutive months of sales growth is an indication that growth within Ohio's housing market is sustainable and that we have built a pretty solid foundation for current and future homeowners.
"We remain confident about the Ohio marketplace – as interest rates remain at historic low levels, prices have begun to trend upward, sellers are realistic in their pricing expectations and consumers understand that long-term, owning a home is a tremendous investment."
Not only did sales levels during the first four months exceed the pace of a year ago, the average sales price (January through April) throughout Ohio this year increased 3.8 percent, reaching $122,373 versus the 2011 mark of $117,673.
Total dollar volume this year is nearly $3.8 billion, a 15.8 percent increase from last year's four-month mark of more than $3.2 billion.
Miller noted that a recent survey of the state's real estate professionals suggests that the industry remains extremely optimistic about the market's outlook in the coming months. The OAR Housing Market Confidence Index, a recently created measurement of the perception Ohio REALTORS® have of the marketplace, offers the following highlights in the May 2012 report:
- 89 percent of REALTORS® describe the current housing market in their area as moderate to strong; a 6 percent jump from the perception of professionals a month earlier. This month's REALTOR® Current Market Index measurement reached 56, increasing 6 points from last month's index of 50. It's the highest the RCMI has been in Ohio since OAR began tracking it in June 2011, when we attained an index of 28.
- 93 percent of the respondents have moderate to strong expectations for their market in the next six months; a 5 percent increase from the prior month. This month's REALTOR® Future Market Index held steady at 58, unchanged from the index posted last month. The current RFMI is the highest it's been, a marked improvement from the lowest index posted in September 2011 (of 24).
- 90 percent of REALTORS® believe home prices over the next year will remain stable and could even post gains; unchanged from the prior month. The REALTOR® Price Index for REALTORS®' expectations for the next year increased 3 points to 61 from last month. Our May RPI is the highest it's been, a 22 point improvement from our low posted in June 2011.
"One thing is clear, Ohio's real estate professionals are certain that the desire to achieve the American Dream of homeownership remains strong throughout Ohio," Miller said. "The difficult challenges we've faced since the economic collapse of 2008 have certainly not completely dissipated, but it's apparent that the industry is encouraged that the light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter."
Sales in April reached 9,099, an 8.1 percent increase from the 8,420 sales posted during the same period a year ago. The month's average sales price of $130,003 is a 5 percent increase from the April 2011 mark of $123,544.
Total dollar volume in April nearly reached $1.2 billion, a 13.7 percent increase from the $1 million mark posted a year ago.
Data provided to OAR by Multiple Listing Services includes residential closings for new and existing single-family homes and condominiums/co-ops. The Ohio Association of REALTORS®, with more than 26,000 members, is the largest professional trade association in Ohio.


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*** Site Availablity Information ***: You can make individual site reservations through February 12th 2014 and Group areas through October 1st. 2014 . For information on when sites become available for booking please go to http://www.stateparks.utah.gov/reservations or call customer service at 801-322-3770 (toll free 800-322-3770) between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.* The call center is closed all State and Federal holidays. Huntington State Park, UTDescriptionThe name of both the town and reservoir honors the three Huntington brothers, Oliver, William, and Dimick, who first explored this area in 1855. Dimick was an interpreter for the local Indians; William was famed as a scout and explorer; and Oliver was an official recorder for the unsuccessful Elk Mountain Mission to Moab. The town of Huntington was founded in 1877.Geography:Sandstone cliffs and chiseled peaks are a spectacular backdrop to Huntington State Park. Recreation:The small reservoir is ideal for boating, waterskiing, and fishing. Facilities:Facilities include 22 camp sites, numerous picnic sites, modern restrooms, showers, sewage disposal station, boat launching and a large covered group-use pavilion. Nearby Attractions:Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry Services & Amenities:
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Passing Amendment 4 will protect Florida's quality of life, supporters say. Opponents argue it would destroy the state's economy.
"It would be the worst thing that could happen to Florida," state Rep. Ray Sansom, a Destin Republican, told Gulf Breeze and Pensacola business, civic and government leaders gathered at a joint legislative luncheon in January. "It would shut down economic growth in the state."The proposed amendment to the state's constitution would require changes to city and county comprehensive land use plans to be approved by voters. Florida Hometown Democracy Inc., a political action committee, has collected more than 700,000 registered voters' signatures to have the initiative placed on the ballot. The PAC uses the term "Hometown Democracy" to promote its effort. Statewide, chambers of commerce and other groups are rallying to educate voters what the patriotic-sounding initiative could mean for the state's economy.
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Teavana is one of North America's most unique and fastest-growing specialty tea retailers opening approximately 50 to 60 new stores per year. CNNMoney.com mentioned us as having an innovative retail concept and we were also recognized by ICSC as one of the hottest retailers. We carry over 100 varieties of loose leaf tea, a variety of high quality teapots and an assortment of tea accessories from around the world.
Supervisors (Team Leaders) and Sales Associates (Team Members) at Teavana are our teaologists! They share their knowledge of the quality, variety, and benefits of Teavana teas. They ensure quality guest service through active listening, the ability to identify the best products for the customer and suggesting alternatives and/or additional items as appropriate. They thrive on interaction and consistently meet or exceed their sales and customer service goals which gives them the opportunity to achieve a bonus!
Baristas at Teavana are also teaologists! However, they differ from TL/TMs in that they apply their knowledge to prepare tea drinks and tea samples for our customers. They also ensure that our sales floor is fully stocked by processing and merchandising our tea and tea accessories. Baristas do not have sales goals.
Benefits. Teavana offers a full range of competitive benefits for Full Time and Part Time employees that average 20 plus hours per week.
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- TL/TMs should effectively and consistently meet or exceed sales goals while promoting team work and helping to motivate and set a great example for co-workers.
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