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"DO or DO NOT. There is NO TRY!"
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The Matrix Group under Joanna's Leadership
In 1999, Joanna Pineda founded Matrix Group in a shared office space in the historic DC area of Georgetown. Under her leadership, Matrix Group has blossomed into one of the top interactive agencies in the Washington D.C. area, employing more than 40 employees—all who bring exceptional talent and expertise to the table.
As a trusted advisor, Joanna inspires and motivates her clients and employees alike to simply, "be better." Joanna's mantra: "DO or DO NOT. There is NO TRY!" Her mantra combined with her leadership style has been right. Over the last 10 years, Matrix Group has executed high quality online projects for some of the nation's most recognized organizations and institutions, including the National Park Foundation, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, URAC and the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities.
It is also through Joanna's vision that the company developed a web-based Association Management Software (AMS) product, MatrixMaxx, which is used by many associations nationally.
Awards and Mentions
Her leadership has not gone unrecognized. In 2009, she was honored by SmartCEO Magazine, as one of its "Top 100 Business Leaders," and by Washingtonian Magazine as one of the top "100 Leaders in the DC Tech World," or as she phrased a leading "techie." In 2004, The Washington Business Journal named her one of the area's most influential business women.
She has been featured on Executive Leadership Radio and was mostly interviewed by the Wall Street Journal and Forbes Magazine. Recognized an expert in Web strategies and development, and social media, Joanna has spoken at conferences throughout the country, including Network Solutions GrowSmartBiz Conference in Washington, D.C., the Segal IT Summit in Phoenix The Direct Selling Association's Communications and Internet Marketing Seminar in Las Vegas.
Community Involvement
Joanna is actively involved with her community, serving on the board of directors of Doorways for Women and Families, a nonprofit organization that strives to end homelessness and family and intimate partner violence by offering safe shelter and housing, life changing support services and community advocacy in the Arlington, and being mom to her two sons, CJ and MJ.
Joanna's Backgroud
Prior to Matrix Group, Joanna was President of Business Information Network, a Web development company. Joanna received her Bachelor's degree in International Relations from Stanford University and Master's degree from the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University
Stay Connected
Be sure to check out Joanna's blog, The Matrix Files where she shares her perspectives on the advancement of web technologies, covering hot topics in social media, enhancing brand presence on the web, and many other issues. You can also follow her on Twitter.


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Dr. Cohen's current interest centers around the diversity of populations in New York City, specifically issues bearing on the socio-economic condition of older immigrant communities and US-born ethnic groups, with a view to bringing forth significant findings for policy consideration.
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Dr. Lee's interests are conducting outcomes research on how chronically ill elders fare in various long-term care settings (i.e. home health care), specifically examining the role of social work and its impact on patient outcomes.
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In October of 2004, attorneys at Disability Rights Oregon (then known as Oregon Advocacy Center, or OAC) learned that an eleven-year old boy was tasered in his special education classroom by police in riot gear. That report raised dual concerns that led OAC to investigate the incident.
The first of those concerns -- one that has been raised with increasing frequency in the national press -- is the appropriateness and safety of using tasers on children, some as young as five-years old.
The second is an increasing tendency of teachers and school administrators to inject police into classroom situations that could be better handled through pro-active special education practices. This concern, already on the radar screen of OAC and other Protection and Advocacy agencies across the nation, was the primary focus of our investigation.
This investigation took more than a year to complete. It revealed an incident that stands as an example of what happens when police involvement is substituted for good educational planning and practice. In our view, what happened was as predictable as it was avoidable.
More critically, our investigation has led us to conclude that systemic pressures contributed to this incident and remain very much in play across our state. Absent the adoption of effective reforms and safeguards to counteract these pressures, we fear that this type of incident will be repeated, perhaps with even more severe consequences for other children.
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Sign ups for the 2012-2013 Community Park Tennis Center weekday women's tennis leagues are underway. All players wishing to join can pick up and fill out an application at the Community Park Clubhouse, or download an application at www.gardencityrecreation.org.
Current players have first choice to rejoin their league and must be signed up for next season by Friday, April 27. After this date, openings will be filled on a first-come first-served basis by qualified players. If you do not come in first or second in your current group and you wish to move up, you may try out for the group. If the pro ranks you at that level and there are openings you can move to the next level. So get your application in as soon as possible. All new players must attend a try-out (to be rated) with one of our pros before they can play in the league. You do not have to try out for learn and play league. If you do not get into the league of your choice, you may sign up as a sub player. They will do their best to accommodate players; however, there is limited court time and a limited number of openings in the women's tennis leagues.
For more information please call Tom McGerty at the Community Park Clubhouse, 483-2525. The fee to play is $460 per person for doubles and $470 per person for singles leagues.
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FORT MYERS, Fla.- Fort Myers Police have detained a possible suspect in connection with a fatal early morning shooting at the Jones Walker apartments.
They've been searching all morning for the person or people responsible for the shooting death of Latasha Faison. She was found shot in a car at the Jones Walker apartment complex on Blount Street early this morning.
Faison's mother and sister tell us they don't know why the 28-year-old was at these apartments so early this morning, when she lived elsewhere in Fort Myers, and usually liked to stay home with her children.
Police said Faison was at the apartments around 1:00 a.m. when several shots rang out. The gunfire apparently hit three of the vehicles in the parking lot, but Faison was the only one struck by any of the bullets.
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Despite continued outsourcing of IT jobs to overseas contractors, the market for talented IT professionals is still growing. The key to getting hired is having the skills that are in demand. Based on input from recruiters, analysts, CIOs and other hiring experts, here are the top 10 skills that IT professionals should cultivate for the years to come.
1. Microsoft .NET Development: As companies push more applications to the Web, Microsoft's .NET is becoming a critical platform and development skill. In fact, programmers skilled in Microsoft .NET can command a 10 percent premium over those who lack it. Expertise in .NET can be useful to Web developers and designers, as well as to software engineers and developers .
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4. Network Administration: Experience with Cisco Systems Inc. products is especially sought after. The ability to maintain, troubleshoot and optimize routers, hubs and switches is the ticket to a career in network administration, systems administration and network engineering. Network-security certification is a big plus.
5. Wireless-Network Management: As 802.1X networks and wireless devices — such as tablet PCs, portable email gadgets and smartphones — have become more prevalent, so has the need for professionals adept at managing them. More than half of IT managers report that wireless expertise is among their most sought-after skills.
6. SAP Skills: The continuing growth of ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) projects keeps SAP experts in demand. The field has a shortage of highly qualified contractors due to the complexity of the subject matter. In 2007, SAP contractors saw the highest rate of salary growth among all primary IT skill sets.
7. Web-Development Skills: As more corporate applications are migrated to the Web, demand for programmers who can make the conversions is increasing. Among the programming skills needed are Microsoft ASP.NET and VBScript; C# and Visual Basic.NET; Flash and ActionScript; Java; JavaScript and AJAX ; and Perl and PHP. Python, a general programming language praised for its simplicity, is also in demand, as is open-source language Ruby on Rails, a Web-development platform based on Ruby.
8. Web 2.0 Application Development: Social networks such as MySpace.com and Facebook are releasing APIs (application programming interfaces) that enable third parties to develop applications that take advantage of the networks' underlying functionalities. As more companies embrace Web 2.0 tools, demand for programmers with this expertise will increase.
9. Project Management: Some of the best jobs do not rely primarily on technical skills. CIOs are looking for people who have guided complex projects from the conceptual stage through completion. This field also includes quality-assurance personnel who test components of a new system before it is rolled out.
10. Help Desk/Technical Support: As companies expand their applications portfolios, more and more trained support personnel will be needed. The complexity and customization of these applications means that much of that support will be in-house, not outsourced overseas. For multinational companies, multilingual support personnel will be in special demand.
IT professionals with the aforementioned skills can expect to find more job offers and, in some cases, significantly higher salary offerings than those who lack these skills. As enrollment in computer-science programs declines and baby boomers start to retire, there is a growing shortage of highly skilled workers.
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ERNI AGL manufactures high quality airfield lighting equipment for civil and military airports as well as heliports. Our sales program includes elevated and inset lights of high, medium and low intensity (with a full range of accessories) serving in all approach, runway, taxiway and apron applications and complying with the latest requirements of international standards (such as ICAO, FAA, MAK, STNA, FOCA, STANAG 3316).
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Homemade lemonade is an essential taste of summer. But concentrates and powders simply won't suffice.
Luckily, great homemade lemonade is as easy as remembering a few numbers – 3-1-1-1. Three cups of cold water, 1 cup of lemon juice, 1 cup of sugar and 1 more cup of water to make the sugar syrup.
The sugar syrup – also called simple syrup – is the key to perfect homemade lemonade. As anyone who has tried to sweeten ice tea knows, sugar does not dissolve well in cold liquids. But simple syrup – a blend of (typically) equal parts sugar and water that was heated briefly to help the sugar dissolve – mixes beautifully into lemonade, ice tea or cocktails.
When shopping for lemons for lemonade, buy large lemons that feel heavy and are squeezable. I am sure that I am not the only person who has bought lemons only to cut them and find that half the lemon is rind and there is very little juice. For that reason, I always buy a couple extra. If I think I can get 1 cup of juice from 6 lemons, I buy 8.
As soon as I bring them home, I soak the lemons in a solution of white vinegar and water to minimize molding or rotting. Often, a bag of lemons with one slightly moldy lemon becomes a whole bag of rotten lemons overnight if you don't do this. And you don't have to stop at lemons; this is a great way to wash all fruits and vegetables.
Before you juice them, soak the lemons in warm water or microwave them for 10 seconds. The heat relaxes the juice pouches and makes it easier to extract the most juice from each lemon. Then, before you cut them in half, roll the lemons on the counter with your palm, exerting some pressure. This also helps get the juices flowing.
After the juice is strained of excess pulp and seeds, and the simple syrup is cooled, you are ready to mix your lemonade. This can be done up to 2 days in advance. Also, be careful not to add too much water. The lemonade should be slightly concentrated because the ice in the glass will dilute it a bit. For that reason, I never add the ice to the pitcher, only to the glasses.
Experiment with making this same basic recipe with limes, Meyer lemons and oranges, scaling back on the simple syrup based on the sweetness of the fruit. And once you master the base recipe, you are ready to try variations.
My favorite is strawberry lemonade, but don't stop there. Try any summer berry, honeydew melon, peaches and summer herbs. I use the rule of thumb that 2 cups of ripe fruit should yield a cup of juice, more or less , when it is strained. I use my juicer, but you can use a blender and a fine mesh strainer just as easily.
You also can freeze this fruit juice into ice cubes and serve the lemonade over fruit ice. The flavor variation will be more delicate. If I make the lemonade in a pitcher or a large mason jar, I float thin slices of lemon or berries in it for a refreshing and pretty summertime look.
Rocking Chair Lemonade
For a rustic presentation, serve in mismatched canning jars. Then just sit back in an old rocking chair on the porch and let summer begin! If you are concerned that the lemonade will be too sweet, start with 1/2 cup or 3/4 cup of the sugar syrup, then taste before adding more.
1 cup warm tap water
1 cup sugar
1 cup freshly squeezed lemon juice (about 6 lemons)
3 cups cold water
1 lemon, thinly sliced
Fresh mint leaves (optional)
In a small, heavy-bottomed saucepan over low heat, stir together the warm water and sugar. Bring to a simmer, stirring, until the sugar has dissolved. Increase heat to medium and bring to a boil. Cook for 2 minutes, then set aside off the heat to cool.
When the syrup is cool, pour it into a 2-quart pitcher. Add the lemon juice and cold water, then stir well. Garnish with lemon slices and fresh mint. Serve over ice. Makes 6 servings.
Strawberry Lemonade: Purée 2 cups of cleaned and hulled fresh strawberries in a juicer or blender. If using a blender, press the purée through a mesh strainer to remove any large pieces of pulp. Add the strawberry purée to the lemonade recipe above, but reduce the cold water to 2 cups.
Lemon Drop Cocktail: From the recipe above, mix the lemon juice and simple syrup with 2 cups of cold water. Add 1 cup of lemon-flavored or other vodka and 1/3 cup of orange liqueur. Mix well. Frost the glasses with a sugar rim and pour over crushed ice. Add a slice of lemon for garnish.


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Ten Questions: The Passing Game
The Redskins had one of the most efficient passing games in the league, and its status is the No. 6 question in our countdown to the start of training camp.
With the Redskins set to begin training camp on July 25, we'll count down the top 10 questions the team faces heading into the season. Today:
6. What's the status of the passing game?
Aside from drafting tight end Jordan Reed in the third round and signing Donté Stallworth and Devery Henderson on the final day of minicamp, the Redskins' group of pass-catchers is nearly identical to the one it finished with last season. Only one player – return specialist and pseudo-receiver Brandon Banks – did not return to the team after last season ended. That's a byproduct of the team's restrictive salary cap situation, but also an expression of confidence in the current group.
Pierre Garçon, who signed a five-year, $42.5 million contract before last season, was the marquee receiver the team envisioned he would be. Though he missed six games because of a lingering foot injury, Garçon finished with a team-high 633 receiving yards on 44 catches – an average of 14.4 yards per reception – and scored four touchdowns. Merely having him on the field was a bonus; the Redskins went 9-1 during the regular season with Garçon playing in some capacity and 1-5 without him. He'll continue to build chemistry with Robert Griffin III, which should make the upcoming season even more productive.
The Redskins also got more than they bargained for from Joshua Morgan, who signed, in essence, a two-year contract before last season. Morgan broke his right leg and ankle while with the 49ers in 2011 and had surgery to insert a plate and screws for stability. He led the team with 48 receptions last season, then had surgery this offseason to remove them. Morgan looked more fluid and athletic during offseason workouts, which should make him more comfortable.
A full-time slot receiver, Santana Moss led the Redskins with eight touchdown receptions, and he looked rejuvenated in a role that held him to roughly half of the snaps on offense. Leonard Hankerson and Aldrick Robinson are each entering their third seasons, which is about when they should be able to prove whether or not they belong.
And the return of tight end Fred Davis from a torn left Achilles' tendon will also add to the passing game. The 6-foot-4, 247-pound Davis, yet again facing a contract season, is a game-changer. He had 325 receiving yards in parts of seven games before the injury and should continue to be a factor.
The team didn't make any splashy signings during the offseason, but after ranking first in the league with 7.74 yards per passing attempt, it didn't need to.
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Molotov cocktail doesn't break, and police match prints off the bottle
Beacon-News staff November 26, 2012 6:36PM
Updated: November 26, 2012 6:41PM
A suburban teen is in trouble after police said he tossed a Molotov cocktail at a car — but the bottle didn't break and investigators lifted his prints off it.
Michael Cain, 19, of Hinckley was charged with attempted arson after turning himself into police in suburban Sandwich.
Police allege his prints were on a Molotov cocktail hurled at a car parked in a Sandwich driveway just after midnight on June 23.
The bottle didn't break when it hit the car, and neighbors put out the burning bottle.
Sandwich police were able to lift fingerprints from the bottle. They submitted the prints to the state crime lab, which came back with a match, police said. Authorities didn't reveal a motive.
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Movement 1: Toccata: Allegro molto e con brio
Movement 2: Waltz: Allegretto
Steven Osborne (piano), Scott Dickinson (viola), BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Ilan Volkov (conductor)
Movement 3: Impromptu: Andante lento
Movement 4: March: Allegro moderato sempre alla marcia
The critical reception was mixed—as one might expect, for this work came as a surprise, even to Britten's early admirers. In terms of its number of movements, its language and its relationship between solo instrument and orchestra, this concerto was quite different from previous British examples of the genre. During the previous thirty years, only the concertos by Delius (1906) and by Britten's teacher John Ireland (1930) had shown any likelihood of entering the repertoire. Delius's Concerto remains the only such work by a British composer to have been played twice during the same Proms season, and Ireland's had been taken up by a number of eminent international soloists—including Artur Rubinstein and Gina Bachauer. But if the twenty-four-year-old Britten's work had more in common with Russian or French models, it remains an astoundingly original achievement. The Queen's Hall audience would have been intrigued—at the very least—by the fact that the work is in four movements, and perhaps more so by the fact that these movement had titles: Toccata, Waltz, Recitative and Aria, and March. Whatever this work might turn out to be, some would have thought, this is going to be a new type of piano concerto for a British composer.
The opening Toccata is dazzling in its brilliance, breathtaking in its unstoppable energy: this is music unquestionably by a young composer unafraid to declare himself, grasping his opportunity literally with both hands. This music can only make its full impact if played throughout at the very fast speed Britten demands; the 74 pages of full orchestral score of the first movement alone fly by, the texture and relationship between soloist and orchestra varying this way and that, as if created by some kind of musical magician. Only in the cadenza, where the composer seemingly delights in the keyboard itself, does the speed relax until the secondary thematic group (it is not possible here to speak of traditional first and second 'subjects'), now combined, enters with soft strings and harp accompaniment to reveal the material in a completely new light before the coda brings the curtain down with a flourish. The quicksilver nature of this music is part of its originality: does any other piano concerto—even Ravel's for two hands—start at such a speed, or maintain it for so long? Does any other maintain such an unremitting tempo while also unfolding a full-scale sonata structure that embraces a wealth of contrasted ideas all emanating from a single unifying cell? On another level, given the Concerto is in D major, what is the second subject group in the first movement doing in E major, the supertonic? The mixed critical reception the work received at its premiere can partly be explained by the simple fact that the audience had, quite literally, never heard anything like it before.
If the notion of 'display' inherent in the title Toccata may be thought somewhat 'un-British', what of the second movement Waltz, which looks forward to the finale of the Spring Symphony of 1948? Constant Lambert, writing a week after the premiere in The Listener, described this movement as 'a fascinating psychological study'—probably the first time any music by a twenty-four-year-old British composer had been described in such a way. Lambert did not mention the composer whose instrumentation demonstrably hovers over the music at the close of the Waltz—Mahler—but his insight into this movement was correct (interestingly, Lambert himself conducted the premiere of Britten's next major work, the choral-orchestral Ballad of Heroes Op 14, in April 1939).
In his review Lambert expressed reservations about the Recitative and Aria and the concluding March, reservations that Britten himself came to share (although he was to give three further performances of the original version by the end of 1938), for in 1945 he replaced the Recitative and Aria with a new Impromptu. Fears of a stylistic imbalance in such a juxtaposition are unfounded—despite such masterpieces as the Sinfonia da Requiem, the Serenade, Michelangelo Sonnets and Peter Grimes having appeared in the interim—for the variations which form the Impromptu are based on a theme from incidental music Britten wrote in 1937 for a radio drama on the subject of King Arthur. The essence of the initial musical thought that inspired this new movement is therefore contemporaneous with the original three movements. The revised version was first performed by Noel Mewton-Wood in July 1946 at the Cheltenham Festival with the London Philharmonic conducted by Britten. The original version was not heard again in Britten's lifetime after he had played it in January 1940 in Chicago conducted by Albert Goldberg—a performance that received rather more critical acclaim than the premiere had done in the United Kingdom.
In both versions the third movement leads directly to the concluding March—an extraordinarily extrovert, even ironic (although not satirical) piece in which the semi-tonal germ of the Toccata's opening idea is transformed into a descending major seventh. The climax of this finale is a cadenza accompanied throughout by an undeviating pulse on bass drum and cymbals—a most original touch. Further references from the Toccata in the coda of the finale enhance the inherent unity of the work.
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UNK Police announce after nearly three and a half hours the campus lock down is over.
Shortly before 3am Monday UNK Police lifted the lock down on campus.
Authorities said they did not find an armed person anywhere on campus and are now asking for the public's help to find the person who made the threat.
Around 11:30pm Sunday, University of Nebraska Kearney sent an alert to students asking them to stay inside and have the ask community members to stay off the campus.
The email was sent to students with the subject line of the email reading "Subject with a gun."
Kelly Bartling, the UNK Assistant Vice Chancellor for Communications and Community Relations, said in two separate tweets early Monday morning, "Thanks for your concern and caution this morning. As always if you see or hear anything unusual, call police or 911."
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Jermain Taylor survived a serious scare in the 9th round of his fight against Caleb Truax on Shobox on Friday night, going on to win a wide Unanimous Decision by scores of 98-91, 97-92 and 97-74. He was dropped early in the 9th Round and in legit trouble, and had to hold on and survive the rest of the stanza on shaky legs to secure that victory. The fight was the second in his comeback, and while he continues to set his course towards a title fight prize at 160 lbs, it may be worth reconsidering. Credit: Craig Bennett / Showtime Taylor, who improved to 30-4-1 with the win, had been cruising against Truax for the first 8 rounds of their contest before he got decked in the 9th. That's not to say that he looked particularly impressive, however. He was controlling the fight with his jab and work rate, however, he wasn't doing a ton of damage, and he wasn't asserting himself as a top level guy. Truax proved to be a skilled fighter, and he entered the bout undefeated at 18-...
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Robert Emmett McNamee, 91, entered into eternal rest, November 28, 2012 at Mt. Carmel Hospital with family at his bedside. Emmett was born on March 22, 1921 in Colville to John Joseph & Edna Leona (Shepherdson) McNamee.
Raymond Oliver Sletten, a seven-year resident of Chattaroy passed away on Nov. 27, 2012 in Spokane. The midwife, Mrs. Shane, delivered Ray on the family ranch on November 29, 1925 in Zahl, ND, the son of Ole and Mabel (Rude) Sletten.
Marjorie Louise Reed, 78, passed away, November 28, 2012 in Colville. Marjorie was born on October 1, 1934 in Lisbon, Iowa to Clarence and Elizabeth (Townson) Stritt.
Marjorie is survived by her children, Carolyn Luebke-Herr and husband, Robert, of Colville; Sandy Johnson, Donald Cheney, Diane Corn, and Cindy Belding.
There will be a wake at a later date.
For date and/or memorial contributions, contact Carol at 509-738-6978.
Danekas Funeral Chapel & Crematory is entrusted with the arrangements.
Glen E. Morris, 84, passed away Friday, Nov. 30, 2012. He was born Jan. 16, 1928 in Usk to Fred and Nellie (Masters) Morris.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Richard, Jean and Robert, and sister Blanche. He is survived by his wife, Bette Jeanne, and four children: Catherine Brady (Bob), Shelly Garg (Raj), John Morris (Debra) and Margaret Morris; nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, and brother Wayne and sister Wendy.
Evelyn Barker, born "Juanita Evelyn Benskin", a resident of Spokane, passed away on Nov. 24, 2012 in Spokane. She was born on Aug. 31, 1931 in Port Gamble the daughter of Delbert Charles and Juanita Bernice (Siegel) Benskin.
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By Holly • Mar 12, 2013
Indian architectural firm Hiren Patel Architects has created the Frill House.
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Live at Heritage Center
Welcome to the second full season at Heritage Center! We are thrilled to announce an increase from nine events last year to thirteen events for the 2014-15 Live at Heritage Center Performing Arts Series. We open with the magnificent storytelling of Garrison Keillor, relive the glory days with The McCartney Years, enjoy the wonders of Spanish dance with Ensemble Español, and much, much more.
Please come and experience Heritage Center!
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Friday, January 30, 7:30 p.m.
Tonic Sol-fa with the Adrian Honor Choir
UD's Department of Fine and Performing Arts holds the second annual Adrian Choral Festival, featuring local high school singers performing on a concert with award-winning a capella group Tonic Sol-fa.
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John Pinero in Vince: The Life and Times of Vince Lombardi
Even though the legendary coach has passed on, you don't have to miss his spirit. The Green Bay Packers, the NFL, and even Lombardi's own players agree - John Pinero's one-man play portraying the greatest professional coach in football history is a "tour-de-force." John has won critical acclaim from every facet of the professional football community including a 2006 pre-game ABC TV Superbowl show appearance. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel wrote, "This is the stage incarnation of Vince Lombardi."
|Sunday, September 21, 2014, 2:00 p.m.
An Afternoon with Garrison Keillor
The charming, witty, and always-entertaining writer, humorist, and celebrity speaker Garrison Keillor is probably best known for his widely popular radio show A Prairie Home Companion. The show attracts 17 million listeners on more than 900 stations weekly. Keillor is the host of the daily radio and online program, The Writer's Almanac and remains one of the most popular American storytellers of all time.
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The McCartney Years
There is only one show that celebrates the genius of Paul McCartney at the height of his career in the mid-1970s. The McCartney Years is a note-for-note faithful recreation of a "Wings over America" concert. Led by perfectionist Yuri Pool as Sir Paul, the band has a commitment to 100% live and accurate reproductions of McCartney's concert experience.
|Sunday, October 19, 2014, 2:00 p.m.
Curious George performed by New York's Theatreworks USA
Join the inquisitive, lovable little monkey, Curious George - star of books, movies, and the award winning PBS television show in this delightful new musical. George ends up on a mission to help Chef Pisghetti's meatballs win a world-famous competition. With every swing and flip, George takes audiences through a fun-filled adventure in which he learns more about cooking than he'd ever imagined!
|Wednesday, October 22, 2014, 7:30 p.m.
Shakespeare's The Tempest performed by New York's Aquila Theatre
Believed to be Shakespeare's final play, The Tempest is imbued with magic, the supernatural, and a heightened sense of theatricality. The Aquila Theatre brings its innovative style and dynamic physical approach to this romantic comedy. The New York Times describes this ensemble as "Gleefully engaging…almost unbearable fun…directed with inspiration."
|Friday, November 14, 2014, 7:30 p.m.
Carrie Newcomer, folk singer/songwriter
Vocalist/guitarist Carrie Newcomer has been described as "a soaring songstress" by Billboard, a "prairie mystic" by The Boston Globe and Rolling Stone wrote that she "asks all the right questions." One of the definitive voices of the heartland and progressive spirituality, Newcomer has the ability for sharp observation of the world. Pianist Gary Walters joins Carrie for this special concert.
|Friday, February 13, 2015, 7:30 p.m.
The Great Gatsby performed by Montana Repertory Theatre
One of the great cautionary tales about the American Dream, The Great Gatsby is now brought to the stage by Montana Repertory Theatre (MRT). Known for its compelling productions of great American stories that penetrate to the core of human experience, the Rep's Gatsby delivers it all: elusive magic, beautiful people, decadence, idealism--and the darkest fate.
|Saturday, February 21, 2015, 7:30 p.m.
Dallas Brass presents American Musical Journey
This exciting concert incorporates a full complement of brass and percussion for a musical travelogue through American history. From the time of George Washington to the present day – music will be selected from the masters – Copland, Bernstein, Gershwin, Berlin, John Williams, Sousa; from bands like the Tijuana Brass and Chicago; and styles from Dixieland, swing, Broadway, folk, patriotic, pop, and even hip-hop! The UD Wind Ensemble is a special guest.
|Sunday, March 8, 2015, 2:00 p.m.
The Lightning Thief performed by New York's Theatreworks USA
From Percy Jackson & The Olympians: Book One and based on the popular book series by Rick Riordan, Percy Jackson is about to be kicked out of boarding school...again. And that's the least of his troubles since he has discovered he's the descendent of the Greek God, Poseidon. Zeus's master lightning bolt has been stolen and Percy is the prime suspect. With help from his friends, Percy has ten days to find and return Zeus's stolen property and bring peace to a warring Mount Olympus.
|Thursday, March 26, 2015, 7:30 p.m.
Ensemble Español presents Flamenco Passion!
Chicago's Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater beguiles crowds with quicksilver choreography steeped in an atmosphere of romance. Highlighted by Ravel's Bolero, "Flamenco Passion" is a lavish production of original Spanish Classical ballets, folkloric suites, and fiery Flamenco dramas.
|Wednesday, April 8, 2015, 7:30 p.m.
Annie Moses Band, gospel & bluegrass
The Annie Moses Band's innovative sound has delighted audiences around the world - on PBS and on stages like Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry. The band weaves musical styles together into cinematic arrangements while virtuosic siblings bring Juilliard-honed chops to Nashville-styled music-making. The Annie Moses band combines many genres of music into a style that unifies audiences, young and old, progressive and conservative.
|Friday, April 17, 2015, 7:00 p.m.
The Berenstain Bears Live! in Family Matters the musical
Adapted from Stan and Jan Berenstain's classic children's book series, The Berenstain Bears LIVE! demonstrates Bear Country is not without its complications: Brother Bear's grades are slipping, Sister Bear still has a few things to learn about making new friends, and Papa Bear just can't stop eating junk food. Alas, Mama Bear comes to the rescue! Using iconic stories and imagery with a healthy dose of song and dance, this new off-Broadway musical teaches the importance of honesty, health, and safety.
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Nicole Richie Claims She Pops Vicodin to Treat Menstrual Cramps, Disputes Weight in Police Reportby Free Britney at . Comments
In a late bid for Worst Lie of the Year, Nicole Richie is telling friends that the reason she was on Vicodin during her recent arrest was to treat menstruation cramps.
Riiiight. Because every woman treats menstrual cramps with illegally-obtained, hard-core prescription painkillers. Come on, Nicole. Is that the best you can do?
Nicole's arrest came early Monday morning for driving under the influence of marijuana and Vicodin, after she was seen driving the wrong direction down a California freeway. This wonderful Nicole Richie mug shot followed.
Vicodin is an opiate and Richie's involvement with the drug raises concern because she was once hooked on heroin, and former addicts who dabble in other drugs risk relapse. Earlier today, we learned that Richie had not only a prior DUI arrest from 2002 but entered drug rehab back in 2003.
"She knows she made a mistake, but overall she's in a better place," says a close friend of Richie. "She has come a long way from her heroin days."
If that unnamed close friend of Richie is Paris Hilton, we all know how credible that skank is. When a walking train wreck like Britney Spears decides it's not good for her image to be seen with you, that says a lot.
Nicole is said to be upset over media reports that she's addicted to pills, and is insisting to friends that she only "occasionally" takes Vicodin once a month at the start of her menstruation cycle.
Richie is also unhappy that California cops listed her weight at 85 pounds on the police report because "she's so proud of her weight gain," says the source, who is losing credibility by the second, and adds that Richie has gained "about 10 pounds" in the last two months and actually weighs around 95.
"She doesn't know where the cops came up with 85 pounds and it's annoying to her."
Sure thing, babe. Anyway, below are some nice Nicole Richie pictures you might enjoy. On the right, she's out and about this week after her arrest. On the left, she's partying with a pal, who's passing her a bowl, earlier this year. Everybody go smoke up!
This is really old but i've stumbles across it anyway. Umm i know at least 2 girls from my boarding prep school who were on Vico and Perco for severe period cramps...(one was on one one was on the other). It isn't unusual for privileged people to obtain big time perscriptions for lifes bumps and bruises. That said, i'm sure even if she did have period cramps, i doubt she was using the persrciption the way it was intended (drinking on Vico, smoking bud on Vico, perhaps snorting the Vico)...but still, the writer of this article is probably a guy who has never dealt with period cramps or else the basis of this article wouldn't be how ridiculous it is to need muscle relaxants for period cramps.
Some people have underlying medical conditions that cause them to have severe menstrual cramping. Endometriosis and ovarian cysts can cause debilitating pain that is sometimes worse than childbirth. I have two prescriptions for my cramps. One for 600mg Motrin when I have moderate pain and the other for Vicodin when the pain is severe. To give you an idea of the level of pain that constitutes the need for Vicodin, last month I was rushed to the emergency room after collapsing from what felt like someone trying to rip my bladder out through my vagina. Imagine the worst charlie horse you've ever had in your leg. Multiply that by 1000 and put it in your abdomen. Please do your research and make sure you know what you're talking about before throwing around accusations.
i dont think you should put this as a lie, people who do have terrible menstrual cramps can take such drugs like this. Its a very strong pain reliever. I, myself, get horrendous cramping every month, no normal panadol, or naprogesic helps, i get perscribed medication to relieve the pain. Oren Ishii said it, it is very effective drug for relief.
i dont think you should put this as a lie, people who do have terrible menstrual cramps can take such drugs like this. Its a very strong pain reliever. I, myself, get horrendous cramping every month, no normal panadol, or naprogesic helps, i get perscribed medication to relieve the pain. Oren Ishii said it, it is very effective drug relief.
Who knows if it was illegally obtained? Maybe she has a prescription, and it is not that unusual to take vicodin for cramps, it is a very effective drug.
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ArP will be calculated with a flat percentage from your battle stance. This will NOT be shown in your character Sheet (they should really fix this)
As of now, you have 75.66% reduction including battle stance's 16%.
At this point, I would highly recomend picking up a Banner of Victory from regular 5m ToC, to replace your NES, you should see a dps increase in the static +84 ArP, and the proc is just icing on the cake.


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State attorney reviews police brutality case
Date: July 20, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
The state attorney's office will receive today the criminal investigation into a Sarasota police officer who was caught kicking a handcuffed man on tape.
It will be up to the state attorney whether to file any charges in the incident.
City Manager Bob Bartolotta held a press conference today expressing his displeasure with the way the incident was handled.
"I'm not happy with the activities," he said. "Mistakes were made."
Officer Christopher Childers arrested 21-year-old Juan Perez June 26 on charges of disorderly intoxication and obstructing an officer without violence.
Surveillance video at the sheriff's office Ringling Avenue booking facility shows Perez apparently climbing out of Childers' vehicle and falling on the ground. Childers then stands over Perez with one foot on his chest. As Perez tries to get up, Childers appears to kick him twice in the chest and knocks him back to the ground.
Childers then again stands over Perez with a foot on his chest, while at least two other law enforcement officers watch what's happening.
The written reports from Childers and a backup officer do not match the video, Bartolotta said. The reports did not mention the kicking or stepping on Perez's chest.
Bartolotta said if a sheriff's office employee did not call the police department's shift commander, Lt. Kenneth Rainey, June 27 to report the video, no one would have known that the incident happened.
Nevertheless, it took a week for Rainey to tell Police Chief Peter Abbott about the incident. Bartolotta said that was because although Rainey asked for a copy of the video immediately, it took a week to receive that copy.
The failure of Rainey to start an investigation the moment he received the call from the sheriff's office and the lack of properly documented events were two of the mistakes Bartolotta cited.
Also under investigation is the investigation itself and the way risk management responded to the incident.
The police detective investigating Childers' actions, Sgt. Kenneth Castro, was also placed in charge of interpreting for Perez, who speaks little English, and with brokering a deal to give him $400 in exchange for waiving his right to sue.
"The police department should not have been involved with risk management," Bartolotta said.
Abbott asked a city risk-management employee, Larry Hobbs, to get involved.
Bartolotta said Hobbs' erred in not telling his superiors, including Bartolotta, about the $400 payment.
"It's not unusual for (Hobbs) to settle fender benders," Bartolotta said. "He should have seen this was not a fender bender. The chief made an error in asking Hobbs to settle it."
As a result of the mistakes he cited, Bartolotta is ordering a list of remedial actions be taken. They include:
•Disciplinary action taken against Childers, Rainey, Hobbs and possibly others.
•A review by a yet-unnamed expert on police practices to review all internal affairs investigations involving use of force; recommend procedures on how to handle future cases; recommend future police training; and review investigation procedures.
•Requesting an outside agency to conduct all investigations concerning police personnel during the next three months.
•The police department will not be involved in risk-management activities for the next three months.
Bartolotta said he didn't want this one incident to reflect poorly on the police department. "We have an excellent police department," he said. "We have some management errors here, not problems concerning officers. We cannot have a lack of confidence in the police department."
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The exchange of goods and chatter are the usual soundtrack for the Saturday morning Downtown Farmers Market on Orange Avenue.
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White Sox saving worst for last, fall 2 behind Tigers
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Chicago White Sox Vs Tampa Bay Rays. White Sox starting pitcher No.44 Jake Peavy reacts to a called bulk call that was reversed by the umpire crew chief. I Scott Stewart~Sun-Times
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After suffering the latest in a series of agonizing losses that has left the White Sox free-falling to the bitter end of an otherwise nice season, Paul Konerko summed it up best.
"Sometimes the game is cruel,'' he said.
Manager Robin Ventura said Thursday's 3-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays that left the Sox two games behind the first-place Tigers in the American League Central with six games to play reflected the team's eight losses in nine games: poor execution and not doing the little things that put them in first place for all but eight days from May 29 to Sept. 25.
Despite Jake Peavy's gutty performance, quite possibly his last as a Sox pitcher at U.S. Cellular Field, the Sox looked anything like a team that will see first place again. That's how it is when you're playing your worst baseball of the season.
"We understand the mathematics; we pretty much need to win out,'' Peavy said.
The Sox had the unusual opportunity of having the bases loaded with no outs in the fourth and fifth innings, each time coming away disappointed by settling for one run.
There would be more cruelty in the eighth. Tied at 2 with pinch runner Jordan Danks on first with no outs, pinch hitter Dewayne Wise —whose last sacrifice bunt occurred in 2010 as a Toronto Blue Jay —fouled off a bunt against Joel Peralta before taking strike 2 down the middle. A few pitches later, Wise struck out.
Then Danks, running for A.J. Pierzynski, who had singled, was out at second after he failed to retouch the base on Alexei Ramirez's fly out to center. Danks, running on the pitch, had a good jump and seemed to have a good chance at a stolen base if Ramirez hadn't swung.
"You don't execute, you're not going to win; it's that simple,'' Ventura said. "We had opportunities, even late, and we didn't do the fundamental things to win the game. It's been that way for a little while now. We just can't do those little things that you need to win and be successful.''
Moments later, Evan Longoria delivered the dagger, a home run against Brett Myers (3-4) to break the 2-2 tie.
All that might not have mattered had the Sox not failed twice with the bases loaded and no outs against right-hander James Shields. In the fourth, Pierzynski struck out before Dayan Viciedo was hit by a pitch to score one run. But Ramirez popped out to shortstop, and Gordon Beckham lined out to left.
In the fifth, Konerko hit into a double play to get a run in before Alex Rios struck out.
"James Shields is pretty tough,'' Konerko said. "But we should be better there.''
"We have the bases loaded; we only get one,'' Ventura said. "Over the course of time, that just builds up, and it's difficult on your pitching staff to do that over and over again.''
Said Pierzynski: "It's always frustrating. We're professionals. We want to do well. We want to win games, and we want to do things that are good. And when you don't, sometimes you just try too hard. It seems like our whole team now is trying too hard — and that's the way it goes.''
The Sox had one last try when Adam Dunn came up against Fernando Rodney (46 saves) with a runner on with two outs in the ninth.
Dunn struck out to end the game, dropping the Tigers' magic number to 5.


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Luna Moth Sculpture Class
by cpatton on Aug.30, 2011, under Crafts, Events, Meetings, News, Presentations, Workshops
Good day, dear reader! Might I interest you in in a chance to cultivate your cultural side? Would you be interested in indulging in a bit of art? If so, then indeed, the Midsouth gentle Makers will be hosting just the event for you! At Noon on the 10th day of September in the year 2011, it will be our pleasure to host a class on sculpture. Those in possession of minds sharp enough to participate can look forward to the opportunity to construct an elegant luna moth, such as the one represented in the following depiction:
This will be an intermediate level class, but it should prove simple enough for any clever rapscallion who genuinely wishes to participate. We are charging a paltry $20 per person to partake in this opulent opportunity. This cost must be pre-paid prior to the occurrence of the class, because the cost will go towards the procurement of the appropriate materials. Those of keen mind can sign up at the following link: http://www.midsouthmakers.org/events/
We encourage our participants to provide any extra embellishments they might wish to use to distinguish their sculptures. Specifically, the discerning sculptor might want to bring some flat backed cabochons, or "glass beads" as the Plebeians say, that can withstand temperatures of at least 300°F to embellish their creation. Lastly, were you to be so fortunate as to possess sculpting tools already, such as an acrylic rolling pin or brayers, we would humbly ask that you bring these along with you to the class. We sincerely look forward to the honor of your presence!
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Joseph Barnes
September 9th, 2011 on 9:39 am
I would love to come to something like this!!! I sculpt and was an entomologist in grad school and also draw moths (in addition to other creatures). Raised some Polyphemus Moth caterpillars last fall, actually. But, I have to volunteer at the MS bike ride tomorrow and am not sure when I will be done. Dangit. Hope you have more events like this!! Cheers!!


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WOONSOCKET (AP) — With the clock ticking down to Election Day, the candidates in Rhode Island's bitter and heated race to represent the 1st Congressional District spent Sunday shaking hands and stumping for every last vote.
Freshman Rep. David Cicilline got help during visits to senior housing projects from popular Democrats, including Sen. Jack Reed and former Congressman Patrick Kennedy, who brought along his infant son, Owen, as an added sweetener.
Gov. Lincoln Chafee, center, on a recent tour of RiverzEdge Arts Project in Woonsocket, learns the art of screenprinting from assistant instructor Steve Harden, right, and instructor Thomas Engleman, left. The tour was part of the celebration of Arts and Humanities Month in Rhode Island, along with the governor's interest in the Arts Project's record in workforce development, a public policy priority of Chafee's. The screenprinting department at RiverzEdge grosses $100,000 from outside printing sales per year.
Wearing pink attire, 300 students, administrators and teachers gathered Friday on the field between Woonsocket Middle School's Villa Novan and Hamlet buildings to form a giant human pink ribbon as a way of celebrating a recent fundraiser to benefit the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation during Breast Cancer Awareness month in October. The school raised $1,500 through students, teachers and school administrators.
WOONSOCKET – A local man is facing a string of drug charges after a motor vehicle stop, police said.
Chyron Abney of 27 Olo St. was already wanted on a warrant for two counts of delivery of cocaine when police stopped his green Pontiac on Arnold Street Thursday, said Detective Jamie Paone, a spokeswoman for the police. After stopping the vehicle, police searched his apartment, where they found crack cocaine, marijuana, pharmaceuticals and cash.
LINCOLN – Voters will face a full election ballot when they enter the town's 12 polling places on Tuesday.
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