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Job Description The hiring company is a leading Distributor of Metallic Raw Materials, with over 33 years of experience serving the Domestic and Global Aerospace and Defense Industries. Located in Ft Lauderdale Florida, the company has an opening reporting directly to the President of the company. The person we hire will be responsible for researching, identifying, qualifying, capturing and winni...
Job Description This position leads a team of Inventory Analysts that will work closely with many departments throughout the organization including, but not limited to, supply chain, sales, marketing, and IT to ensure customer orders flow through the system as expected. They will be involved in developing strategies to meet / surpass all customer service metrics, both at the aggregate level and a...
Overview: Summary : This position is a member of the Digital Marketing team and assists in the modification and maintenance of client websites as well as website inventory management. Inventory management includes maintaining the accuracy, effectiveness, and cosmetic appeal of every dealership's online presence while complying with laws and manufacturer rules. Responsibilities: Essential Respo...
Our client is looking to bring on an experienced Purchasing & Inventory Control Manager. This position would develop, implement and execute efficient and profitable inventory strategies including purchasing, price negotiation, inventory turns, capital employed, lead time management, slow/dead stock identification, and maintain the lowest possible inventory levels while insuring high fill rates. Ma...
Job Description: Position Duties: Work with external suppliers to support the Remanufacturing (reman) of service parts, including steering gears, pumps, and various modules. Act as a cross-functional liaison between Engineering, Marketing, Purchasing and Supply Chain to facilitate timely resolution of issues relating to product availability and new part launches. Support FCSD sales of remanufa...
ENTRY LEVEL MANAGEMENT / MARKETING / ADVERTISING / SALES Junior Marketing Associate - MARKETING/ADVERTISING EXPANSION IMConsultants is seeking a Junior Marketing Associate to work with our innovative marketing teams providing marketing, advertising and consulting services to large corporations on local and national levels. This position would work closely with Marketing Specialists to identify a...
ENTRY LEVEL MANAGEMENT / MARKETING / ADVERTISING / SALES Junior Marketing Associate - MARKETING/ADVERTISING EXPANSION IMConsultants is seeking a Junior Marketing Associate to work with our innovative marketing teams providing marketing, advertising and consulting services to large corporations on local and national levels. This position would work closely with Marketing Specialists to identify a...
You may know us as America's premier mail-order cheese company, Colony Brands, Inc. founded in 1926 by Ray Kubly. What we are today is one of the world's largest and most successful food and non-food catalog companies, and to keep our business growing, we need you! From brand managers to accountants, pastry chefs to IT experts, lab technicians to clothing buyer, we offer exciting opportunities to ...
Cognizant (NASDAQ: CTSH) is a leading provider of information technology, consulting, and business process outsourcing services, dedicated to helping the world's leading companies build stronger businesses. Headquartered in Teaneck, New Jersey (U.S.), Cognizant combines a passion for client satisfaction, technology innovation, deep industry and business process expertise, and a global, collaborati...
Under general direction of the Inside Sales Manager, is responsible for both placing proactive outbound calls to established customers and potential prospects and help others perform at a high level. The Inventory Management Specialist will develop, maintain, and implement long-term business partnerships with customers utilizing Inventory Management. This includes following up on customers who hav...
General Overview: The Sr. Director of IM is responsible for the strategic direction of the financial and allocation plans for multiple divisions. Lead a team of Directors, Managers, Planners, Analysts and Specialists through pre-season planning and in-season strategies that ensure sales growth, profitability and productivity. Partner with VP of Merchandising in developing division strategies to s...
As a stable, secure, truly global company that's built on integrity, fairness and plain old hard work, Ritchie Bros. – the world's largest industrial auctioneer – offers rewarding careers in auction operations, sales, finance, accounting, I.T. and internet services, marketing, HR, customer service and other roles. And we offer great benefits, ongoing training, growth opportunities, a culture built...
As a stable, secure, truly global company that's built on integrity, fairness and plain old hard work, Ritchie Bros. – the world's largest industrial auctioneer – offers rewarding careers in auction operations, sales, finance, accounting, I.T. and internet services, marketing, HR, customer service and other roles. And we offer great benefits, ongoing training, growth opportunities, a culture built...
SUMMARY The Senior Inventory Analyst will have successfully demonstrated the ability to independently manage all aspects of an Inventory Analyst role. Major aspects include managing OTB and turn, in stock effectiveness and planogram transitions. The Senior Inventory Analyst must have adeptness with current inventory management systems/processes and demonstrate the ability to leverage for maximum ...
Enterprises is hiring for an Assistant Marketing Manager Trainee for one of the leading Event Marketing and Promotional Advertising firms in the Midwest. PURPOSE: Marketing and Communications for company - Paid Training - Travel Opportunities - Management MAJOR RESPONSIBILITY AREAS Implementation of marketing plans, including product positioning, campaign strategies, and market strategy insight...
What we're looking for: A self-motivated, self-starter that has risen through the ranks with a background in graphic design, online marketing, email and social media experience, with B2B & B2C product marketing experience. Our Marketing Manager will be skilled in project management and can take marketing concepts and see them through to completion This involves developing marketing strategies fo...
About CertainTeed Through the responsible development of innovative and sustainable building products, CertainTeed, headquartered in Valley Forge, Pa., has helped shape the building products industry for more than 100 years. Founded in 1904 as General Roofing Manufacturing Company, the firm's slogan "Quality Made Certain, Satisfaction Guaranteed," quickly inspired the name CertainTeed. Today, Cer...
Reporting to the Director of Merchandising, the Manager drives field level offer development and marketing support activities in assigned region. The individual performs these duties in direct coordination with the Regional Marketing Director (RMD). The RMM serves as the regional subject matter expert (SME) for optimizing and executing promotional offers. And works directly with store General Mana...
American Technical Ceramics, an AVX company and a prominent manufacturer of RF Components has exciting opportunity for an articulate, personable, technical pro to take responsibility for Worldwide Product Management, Marketing and New Product introduction for passive RF components. Major duties include pricing, inventory, promoting, training and other marketing responsibilities. The job's home off...
An industry leader in the Home Remodeling industry is looking for an experienced Retail and Events Marketing Manager for its King Of Prussia area. Responsibilities: Recruit Hire and Train the most qualified individuals for Lead Generations Programs through out the area Find new places to promote our products in the designated area and negotiate rates for space. Coordinate logistics for display...
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By Liam Moakes Tuesday 30 April 2013 Updated: 02/05 16:19
STUDLEY made a solid start to life in Warwickshire League Division One as they picked up 16 points from a winning draw at Walsall YMF on Saturday.
The visitors won the toss and elected to bowl in difficult conditions for batting, but the home side responded well to the challenge they were faced with and raced to 75-2 off 15 overs.
After a short delay due to a heavy hailstorm, a resurgent Studley returned to the field and captain Steve Rose (4-32) managed to take four quick wickets to stem the flow of runs and change the complexion of the innings.
Rose bowled well in tandem with Brandon Miller, who completed his allotted 15 overs for the cost of just 30 runs.
Studley wicketkeeper Chris Perrins took three stumpings and two catches before the hosts were eventually bowled out in the 50th over for 173.
Studley's reply was reduced to 39 overs due to the rain and they were set a target of 135 for the winning draw.
The chase got off to a bad start as Chris Moss was run out for a duck without facing a ball but Studley moved on to 50-1, only to lose Rose (24) and Miller (24) in quick succession.
Dale Edwards (32) and Mark Swanick (43) batted beautifully to edge the visitors towards the winning draw target, although both were dismissed in trying to achieve an extra batting point (150), which Perrins and Shane Ward ensured on the last ball as Studley finished on 153-6, just 21 runs off taking maximum points.
Skipper Rose, whose side host Hampton & Solihull on Saturday, said: "It was good to get off to a decent start, as we wanted a positive result to get off on the right foot.
"We were frustrated by the weather, because if we had had the extra 11 overs we lost due to rain I am sure we would have taken maximum points.
"With all the rain the pitch changed slightly as well which made the run chase very tricky. It was great to see Dale and Mark bat maturely and get the side to the winning draw target."
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The Elk County Catholic cross country squads hosted runners from Kane on Tuesday afternoon during a rainy meet at Benzinger Park.
The Crusaders defeated the Kane Wolves by a score of 15-44. Kane did not have enough runners to field a girls' team.
ECC swept the top five spots in the girls' race with senior Tori Dippold leading the way. Not only did Dippold win the girls' event, but she also came in fourth out of all runners. She finished in a time of 18:36 which is a new girls' course record.
Edward J. Pisani, 59, of Johnsonburg, was sentenced Tuesday to 12 to 24 months in Elk County Prison and three years of probation for convictions of possession with intent to manufacture/distribute a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
"There was never any sale or intent to sell," Pisani said. "I smoke it."
The charges were filed after a September 2012 search warrant was executed at Pisani's home. Police found approximately 30 marijuana plants, five pounds of marijuana and numerous items of drug paraphernalia.
The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusader volleyball team remained unbeaten in regular season play as they defeated the St. Marys Area Lady Dutch 3-0 in a match played Tuesday at the ECCHS gym.
Elk Catholic took the first set by a 25-12 score. The second set was back and forth right to the end as Elk prevailed 28-26. In the third set ECC won by a 25-17 score to win the match.
Ridgway Borough is benefitting from the disbursement of Act 13 Marcellus Shale impact fees to offset costs associated with the May 21 flooding disaster that ravaged the town.
Borough Manager Kim Zimmerman on Tuesday morning accepted a check from the Elk County Board of Commissioners for $28,721.84 to cover the costs of rolloff dumpsters provided for the residents by the borough.
"This is probably the biggest test that the borough manager has faced as this flood covered the north and west ends of town with water," said Elk County Commissioner Jan Kemmer.
Two Community Development Block Grant [CDBG] projects are still in the works as bids were opened Tuesday for two projects within Elk County. One project will improve water service while another will remove a blighted eyesore.
A project to replace water lines in Jones Township will use CDBG funds from fiscal years 2011, 2012, and 2013.
The multiyear CDBG funding project will improve water service in the area of Oak and Marvin Streets, Kane Street, Jarrett Street, and Lawrence Street, according to Tracy Gerber, the CDBG coordinator for the county's planning department.
It was a different site and a different winner in the second meeting this season between Ridgway and Johnsonburg.
After a 3-1 win by Johnsonburg in the Paper City, the Lady Elkers matched their area rivals with a 3-1 (25-20, 25-12, 24-26, 25-21) win over the Ramettes Monday night at Ridgway Area High School.
"It's Burg and Ridgway. They were really pumped up," Ridgway coach Janet Redmond said. "It's nice to see them perform and get the win."
Ridgway boys soccer fell 7-0 to DuBois Central Catholic Monday afternoon in cool and damp conditions at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School.
DCC opened the scoring in the 12th minute as a shot squeaked through the hands of Ridgway goalkeeper Phil Waddell for a 1-0 lead.
BENEZETTE – Despite the gloomy weather and increasing threat of rain late Monday afternoon, a group of over a dozen individuals could be seen gathered at one of the viewing areas located at the end of one of the walking trails at the Elk Country Visitor Center around 4:30 p.m. A few cow elk were out in the field adjacent to the center, and the location where they had decided to graze put them in close enough proximity to the viewing area that visitors gathered there to take a few photos.
The experience may be common enough now, but only a handful of years ago it was not even possible.
JONES TWP. – Several signs that are worth a total of $550 are missing or misplaced from the Twin Lakes Bridge in Jones Township.
The missing signs include a bridge sign, a weight limit sign and several 500 feet ahead signs.
"It is about $550 for all the signs that we need, and we have one week to get those in," Laurie Storrar, Jones Township Supervisor, told the other supervisors during Monday's Jones Township Supervisors meeting.
Dayon D. McCracken, 23, of Reading, was scheduled for jury selection on Monday, Oct. 13 for his alleged involvement in an assault and kidnapping that was reported in April.
He is charged with aggravated assault, kidnapping, terroristic threats, unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, simple assault and harassment.


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Baker's Dozen Yeast Rolls Recipe
- 2 to 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 package (1/4 ounce) quick-rise yeast
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup warm water (120° to 130°)
- 2 tablespoons plus 4 teaspoons butter, melted, divided
- 3/4 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 2 teaspoons honey
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic salt
- In a large bowl, combine 1-1/2 cups flour, sugar, yeast and salt. Add water and 2 tablespoons butter; beat on medium speed for 3 minutes or until smooth. Stir in cheese and enough remaining flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a lightly floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 4-6 minutes. Cover and let rest for 10 minutes. Divide into 13 pieces. Shape each into a ball. Place in a greased 9-in. round baking pan. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 30 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 375°. Bake 11-14 minutes or until lightly browned. Combine honey, garlic salt and remaining butter; brush over rolls. Remove from pan to wire rack. Yield: 13 rolls.
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- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Oct 27, 2003
- Summary: Get ready for a totally new breed of the Tony Hawk experience. Play as yourself, not a pro skater, and make your way through a plot-twisting, true-to-life story that takes you from unknown local skate punk to fame and fortune as a superstar skater. For the first time ever, you'll be able to get off your board and explore 9 expansive levels on foot or by vehicle. Enjoy unprecedented customization by designing and naming your own original tricks through the all-new Create-a-Trick. Or create bigger parks and include your own goals in the expanded Skate Park Editor. After you're done, share your tricks and parks online with your friends. You can even download your own face into the game! And, with all-new online play - new games, stats, and online rankings - you'll have infinite expansion through downloadable content. You're the star...you own the Underground! [Activision]… Expand
- Developer: Neversoft Entertainment
- Genre(s): Alternative Sports
- # of players: 1-8
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
- More Details and Credits »
Score distribution:
Positive: 36 out of 38
Mixed: 2 out of 38
Negative: 0 out of 38
Never before has a console game offered the flexibility of a PC-strength level editor with the ability to swap and trade freely with a natino of virtual skaters. [Dec 2003, p.65]
But for the first time I can remember, an extreme-sports game actually has a real story, honest-to-goodness characters, and a reason to play beyond seeing the next level or beating your last high score.
I was extremely surprised when I found out that there are over 70 songs in this game. Each year Neversoft crams more and more songs in their games, and it is amazing! The sound effects are also top notch.
Very solid and drastically improved over its predecessors. Even though the improvements are very slight, the game is extremely enjoyable.
With the main idea behind THUG being customization, it delivers on every level.
The fifth Tony Hawk's title doesn't just suffer because of its embarrassing attempts to be edgy and urban, it's poorer because it lacks the verve and imagination so prevalent in previous iterations. [Christmas 2003, p.122]
Score distribution:
Positive: 41 out of 45
Mixed: 2 out of 45
Negative: 2 out of 45
ChrisM.Oct 30, 2003The game is totally awsome and everyone should have it cause the customization and everything to do with this game just is so awsome!!! Be sure to get the broadband adaptor and play on-line to get totally into the game.… Expand
Nov 25, 2011A change of breed doesn't do anything to this game but make it awesome! An extremely revamped Create-A mode setup is shown here, with the Create-A-Park mode in this game probably the best part about it. The story is no good, but the Career Mode itself is pretty magnificent. An extremely addictive game in the series, and an instant recommendation to anybody anywhere!!… Expand
DanielR.Nov 3, 2003i think this is the best tony hawk game ever. i like how it has story mode. where you begin as a amateur to become a pro.
PatrickH.Nov 14, 2003Best Sports game with lots of goals and you can make your board, level, you and tricks well done neversoft.
JacobK.Aug 19, 2004Freakin' KEWL!!!
Apr 27, 20119.5/10 = Incredible = The last great Tony Hawk game ever made. This game is addictive and a blast to play. It's new features allow for unlimited amounts of replay value. I loved creating new missions and levels!!… Expand
jackmJun 3, 2004OMG ermmmm can sum one pleez tell me wot dis lame piece of a cr@p is meant 2 b? graphics look like theyve been chucked 2 gether by a 3 year old, and sum of da trix r retarded like da one where u do a manual wit 2 boards???? im sorry but where da hell does does da other board come from??? AND there is no change wat so ever 2 da other tony hawks, truely dissapointing… Expand


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May 27, 2013
President Obama Threatens to Veto Measure
The House of Representatives voted 221-198 May 23 to approve the Smarter Solutions for Students Act (H.R. 1911), legislation intended to address the upcoming interest rate increase for subsidized student loans. The rate currently is slated to double from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent July 1.
The bill, which passed largely along party lines, would tie both subsidized and unsubsidized Stafford student loan rates to the 10-year Treasury note, plus 2.5 percent, and end the rate differentiation between the two types of loans.
It would also tie PLUS loans for parents and graduate students to the 10-year Treasury note, plus 4.5 percent. These rates would reset every year, like adjustable rate mortgages.
The Obama administration released a Statement of Administration Policy May 22 in advance of the House vote, saying that if "the president were presented with this legislation in its current form, his senior advisors would recommend that he veto the bill." Secretary of Education Arne Duncan also released a statement expressing concern about the House approach, although earlier in the week he had positive things to say about the measure when he appeared before the House Education and the Workforce Committee.
The committee pushed back immediately on both the president's veto threat and Duncan's statement, reinforcing its support for the bill and intent to find a solution "that both the House and the president can support." (Click here and here to read the committee statements.)
ACE released a statement of support upon the bill's passage, saying the measure "meets many of the criteria that we believe are needed to permit students to access loans on reasonable terms, such as adopting a variable interest rate with a cap, rather than a rate Congress selects for them."
ACE's statement also expressed support for the Student Loan Affordability Act (S. 953), legislation introduced in the Senate by Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) and Sens. Tom Harkin (D-IA), Jack Reed (D-RI) and Patty Murray (D-WA), saying that "although these two bills take different approaches toward addressing the rate hike, we believe the best hope of getting a good deal for students is for a strong House bill and a strong Senate bill to meet in conference in order to create a bipartisan fix before the July 1 deadline."
The Senate is expected to take up S. 953 soon after returning from the Memorial Day recess next week. ACE sent a letter of support and statement of key principles on student loan legislation May 17 to the bill's sponsors.
November 26, 2014
In today's headlines, The Washington Post looks at proposed teacher preparation program regulations unveiled by the Department of Education. In other news, ACE President Molly Corbett Broad writes in the News & Observer that a North Carolina effort...
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November 24, 2014
There is still time to register for ACE's National Women's Leadership Forum, scheduled for Dec. 3-5 in Arlington, VA, just outside Washington, DC.
Law and the Courts
ACE submitted a friend-of-the-court brief Friday in support of the National College Athletic Association's (NCAA) appeal in the class-action antitrust lawsuit filed by Ed O'Bannon.
President Obama has outlined his long-awaited plan for executive action on immigration reform, which includes an expansion of his Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, launched in 2012.
Global Higher Education
November 19, 2014
ACE's 2014 Leadership Network for International Education met to explore how to leverage resources and form effective global education partnerships in response to the increasing need for cross-border cooperation between colleges and universities.
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My 6 month old is already standing n trying to take steps. He crawls with speed. N knows how to get off the bed legs first. Am I the mother of an alien ?cause this baby is too advance. He talks in his baby language but his expression match his gibberish like he really trying to tell us something or b apart of the conversation. Its cute but too fast
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If he is able to rollover om his own,he will be fine.Maybe try to put him on his tummy for a short nap during the day when you can watch him. It will give him more practice and you wont worry as much when he does it at night. He should be able to move his head while sleeping.
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My baby does this at times too. I used to worry but you have to realize that they are strong enough to get into that position so shouldn't have a problem getting out of it if they are uncomfortable!
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My little boy flips over on his tummy at night but doesn't usually turn his head so his cheek is against the mattress. I've found him sleeping face down often. We flip him to his back at this point. Any ideas otherwise?
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My thoughts exactly!
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U guys worry to much !
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President of the Walhalla and Mountain Tourism Association, Michael Leaney told ABC Gippsland's Mornings Program, the mountain would not be patrolled two days of the week.
He said he feared for the safety of visitors.
"It's not really appropriate to have a mountain unmanned. There are no communications at Mt St Gwinear, so your mobile telephones don't work," Mr Leaney said.
"People are going up there all throughout the week so on the two days Parks Victoria plans not to open their office, you can go up to Mt St Gwinear, you can go tobogganing but if somebody's injured, you have no way of making a telephone call out of the region because the telephone will be locked away in the Parks Victoria office."
Parks Victoria Acting Chief Ranger West Gippsland, Gerard Delaney confirmed Mt St Gwinear would not be patrolled on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
"We don't feel we have reduced our duty of care at all," he said.
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Mr Delaney conceded the reduced patrols were part of cost-cutting measures.
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The No Mistake Art Fair Career - 10 Tips from the Experts
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How do I get into the good art fairs and how do I make money when I get there?
These are the universal questions that need to be answered for earning a living in the fine art and fine craft show business. Our expert guests Larry Berman and Bruce Baker lead the way.
Larry Berman lends his expertise on creating great images that will "wow" they jury and Bruce Baker shares his experience on creating a great booth and meeting the customer. Between the two you'll have the answers and there is only one thing left for you to do: make great art.
Larry Berman has a long career in photography, including being the staff photographer for the NY Nets. He has been exhibiting at art fairs for over 30 years and was one of the first to recognize the importance of digital imagery in the art fair business and was responsible for the ZAPP image format which displays all jury images the same size. He has built a career improving jury images for artists and/or photographing their artwork. He has held seminars on jury images and does consulting with artists and art fairs.
Bruce Baker began selling his jewelry at retail and wholesale shows in the 1980's. Taking what he learned there he began consulting full time in 2005 sharing his retailing and business experience with a variety of groups ranging from Artists, Main Street Merchants, to Farm Market vendors, conducting over 600 marketing and production related workshops in the past two decades. He leads training sessions helping artists be more productive and competitive in the international marketplace.
Between the two you'll have all the answers and there is only one thing left for you to do: make great art. Only you can do that part.
My first art fair: A zero or a hero?
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In the beginning art fairs were created and artists and art buyers flocked to attend. You were one of them. Your mother and your friends thought your work was wonderful and maybe they were right, so off you went to the marketplace. How did it go? Was it a triumph or a humbling experience?
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their biggest disappointments and their biggest surprises
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2014 Winners - Best Art Fairs in America!
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ArtFairCalendar.com has just finished its 2nd annual "America's Best Art Fairs" survey and we announce the winners. This is the only national online survey of the country's juried art fairs and craft shows, designed to reward the festivals that create opportunities connecting artists and communities to celebrate the arts.
We asked our mailing list of over 50,000 art fair patrons what was the best art fair in the country and had an amazing nationwide response. Nearly 90% of the respondents completed the lengthy 20 question survey and the answers were both expected and intriguing.
Not surprisingly: people love to attend art fairs and many travel long distances to do so. The overall conclusion is: Art is Alive and Well in America and attendance at the nation's shows is proof of that.
Listen to find out what the Top 50 shows in the country are as voted on by the people who attend them and collect art. Find out which they have chosen as the best regional fairs, best urban fair, best small market show and the best cities for art fairs.
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why people say they attend an art fair
how art fair goers find out about shows to attend
why they don't attend shows they used to love
how far they travel to art fairs
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Laura Berarducci from the Ann Arbor Convention & Visitors Bureau also reports on the economic impact of the Ann Arbor Art Fairs in that community.
The mission of ArtFairCalendar.com is to promote the unique American tradition of art fairs by showcasing the events where art collectors find hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind fine work for sale and encourage the interaction of client and creator.
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ArtFairCalendar.com has just finished its 1st annual "America's Best Art Fairs" survey and we are announcing the winners on this podcast.
We asked our mailing list of nearly 50,000 art fair patrons what was the best art fair in the country and had an amazing response from across the nation. Nearly 96% completed the lengthy 22 question survey and the answers were both expected and intriguing.
Not surprising: people love to attend art fairs and many travel long distances to do so and plan them as part of their vacations. The overall conclusion is: Art is Alive and Well in America and attendance at the nations shows is proof.
Listen to find out what are the Top 50 shows in the country as voted on by the people who attend them and collect art. Find out which they have chosen as the best regional fairs, best urban fair, bestt small market show and the best cities for art fairs.
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what makes a show "Best" why people say they attend an art fair how art fair goers find out about shows to attend why they don't attend shows they used to love how far they travel to art fairs their suggestions for show organizers The Best Art Fairs Awards is the first national online survey of the nation's juried fairs, designed to reward those festivals that create opportunities connecting artists and communities to celebrate the arts.
The mission of ArtFairCalendar.com is to promote the American tradition of art fairs by showcasing the events where art collectors can find hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind fine art pieces for sale by the professional artist community and encourage the interaction of client and creator.
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We did it! We completed another year of art fairs. Before we get too far into the future we'll take a look back at 2013 for an assessment. The guests are:
Nels Johnson, photographer from Florida, in the business since 1976
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Melanie Rolfes, painter from Georgia
Kelly Smith, sculptor from California, second generation art fair artist
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I was an overseas rep in Kavos and it was during that summer season that I learned most of the skills that would help me throughout my travel career - persistence, resilience, and how to deal with drunken idiots! When I came back I got a job at my local travel agent, but I didn't really enjoy dealing with the customers. That's when I came up with the idea for OBtoose software, one of the pioneers of dynamic packaging.
What was the high point of your career?
Definitely my first fam trip, I'll never forget it. There was free booze flowing on the flight and I was wasted before we landed. I can't even remember what country we were in - Turkey, I think, or was it Tunisia? I remember the beer was cheap. There was a party every night. Unfortunately, in the daytime we were forced to look around a load of dull hotels. Once I got so bored I sneaked into one of the bedrooms, climbed into bed and fell asleep.
What was the low point?
When the guest, who was in the bed, woke up and called security.
Who was the biggest influence on your career?
Definitely Dick Wrongman. When times were good he showed me how to live life to the full. I spent money on big cars, fast cars and sponsored cars. He and his cronies certainly knew how to party and I was influenced by him to such a degree that I now have no money left.
What is your biggest regret?
Fiona Wilkinson, ABTA Convention 1996.
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I hope to be running an all-inclusive resort somewhere in the Caribbean. We have already developed a system that allows people to pre-select food and drink. We call it Obees software. We will, of course, open a trust educational charity foundation to support the locals who may suffer from our activities.
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July 6, 2012
Are the Nephilim STILL HERE??
Fallen angels, an extinct race of giants, ETs--what were the Nephilim of the Bible, and what happened to them. OR, are they still around? The books of Genesis and Enoch tell us that beings called the Watchers descended to Earth, had sex with women and created a race of hybrid offspring called the Nephilim. But what happened to them? Did they die...
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June 28, 2012
Linda Moulton Howe Back from Gobekli Tepi
Gobekli Tepi is the most mysterious archaeological site ever found. It consists of numerous carved circles of enormous standing stones, but the most amazing part of it is that the site has been confirmed to be at least 12,000 years old. Not only that, these immense structures were not only built, used in some unknown way for a thousand years, they...
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June 22, 2012
Thunderbirds, Bigfoot and the Current Outburst of Extreme High Strangeness
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June 14, 2012
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December 2012 is almost upon us. What did the Maya REALLY know?? Listen as Whitley asks James O'Kon, a professional engineer who has spent 40 years investigating Mayan engineering and lost Maya technology. He has visited more than 50 remote Maya sites. Find out more about him at TheOldExplorer.com
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June 8, 2012
Close Encounter Spouses: What Happens when They get Drawn In?
What does the close encounter experience mean to spouses? Anne Strieber and Lisa Romanek, both spouses of well-known close encounter witnesses have the first-ever discussion about their lives with Whitley Strieber and Stan Romanek. But what have Lisa and Anne seen? Why do they believe their husbands? During this conversation, startling facts...
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June 1, 2012
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May 25, 2012
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May 18, 2012
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May 11, 2012
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May 4, 2012
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April 25, 2012
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April 20, 2012
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Close encounter witnesses rarely state their names in public, but Suzanne Chancellor not only does that, she's got a blog and a radio show, and a phenomenal story to tell. Listen and be horrified, enthralled and amazed as Whitley Strieber questions her on what happened to her and why she has taken the unprecedented step of going...
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April 12, 2012
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April 5, 2012
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For our Easter offering this year, we wanted to do something joyous and life-affirming, as befits this ancient celebration of resurrection and rebirth. Tom Shadyac is one of the great comedy directors of modern times, with films to his credit ranging from Ace Ventura, Pet Detective to Evan the Almighty, but he is also a man on a great journey of...
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March 30, 2012
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March 23, 2012
First, Strange Sounds, now Strange BOOMS
Starting in March of 2011, strange rushing and trumpet-like sounds began to be heard worldwide. Now, over many parts of the central United States, unexplained loud explosions are being heard. But what might of all of this mean? This week on Dreamland, Linda Moulton Howe reports on the explosions, offering interviews with direct witnesses....
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March 16, 2012
How to REALLY Contact the Other Side
Signs from the afterlife are everywhere, but you have to know how to look. Here, Rob and Trish McGregor share with Marie D. Jones and with us their discoveries about making genuine, repeatable and understandable contact with the other side. Syncrhonicity plays a huge role in the process, but you have to notice what is being said to you in the...
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March 9, 2012
Tantric Mysteries
Tantrism is very little understood in the west, or, for that matter, in the east. But what is it, and how does it relate to the evolution of the human heart and the human soul? In this discussion, Peter Levenda tells us about his journey among the Tantric Temples of Java, and explains the relationship between human sexuality and human spirituality...
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March 2, 2012
Strange Sounds Continue, but WHAT ARE THEY?
People continue to record unexplained sounds worldwide. Linda Moulton Howe asks an expert for the real story and discovers that the answers so far put forward on the internet are essentially all incorrect. But what does a real expert have to say about these sounds? He says, "certainly someting is making those noises," but he doesn't...
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February 24, 2012
Why all the End of the World Fears? Could it be that Something GOOD is Coming?
Barbara Hand Clow returns to Dreamland with an explosive new idea--that the end of the world isn't at hand at all, that we are actually entering a new period of creative growth as the human mind accelerates to a new level of consciousness. She tells Dreamland guest host Marie D. Jones how a series of changes that accelerated through 2011 opened...
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February 16, 2012
The Ghosts Walk--Right into Echo Bodine's Living Room
Famed author and psychic Echo Bodine tells some of the most amazing, delightful, mystifying ghost stories you have ever heard...and some of the most hair-raising! AND Anne Strieber comes back with a few Strieber ghost stories as well. Dreamland has been running at high intensity lately. It's time to take a fresh look at a very old mystery,...
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February 9, 2012
Linda Moulton Howe's Strange Sounds Report
Strange sounds began to be heard in various parts of the world in March of 2011. At first, few people took notice, but the number of reports began to rise more quickly after September, until by Febuary of 2012, there are hundreds of reports, most of them posted as videos on YouTube. A substantial number of these are hoaxes, either using...
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February 2, 2012
High Frequency, Pure Joy
This week's Dreamland with intuitive Penny Peirce was recorded some months ago and scheduled for this weekend. It turns out that it's a perfect introduction to our offering for subscribers this week, which is about the vibratory energy that was experienced in the close encounter that Linda Moulton Howe reported on last week on the show. Because...
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January 20, 2012
The Secret of Sion
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January 6, 2012
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December 23, 2011
Secret Energies, Hidden Powers, Plus a Christmas Treat
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December 15, 2011
New UFO STUNNER! Incredible
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All over Winnipeg Monday, people paid tribute to those who served during Remembrance Day events around the city.
About 300 people shivered in the cold at the Valour Road Memorial.
Al Purdy, president of Royal Canadian Legion Winnipeg Branch No.1 -- Canada's first legion -- said the service at Valour Road always has a very strong community feeling.
Valour Road was the new name given to Pine Street in honour of three residents who were Victoria Cross recipients.
"People are genuinely proud of that heritage," said Purdy. "There are always lots of walk-ups" to the Remembrance Day service, he said.
The students at Clifton School, just a couple of blocks away, have adopted the memorial to Corp. Leo Clarke, Sgt.-Major Frederick William Hall and Lt. Robert Shankland. The children often go to the memorial to pick up litter and keep the area clean, Purdy said.
A military spokesman told the crowd Canada sent a force of more than half a million soldiers into the First World War. Of them, 64 were awarded the Victoria Cross, three of whom lived on the same block of Valour Road.
Branch No. 1 past president Bill Campbell noted how many young people attended the service. Two very young children placed a wreath, which Campbell said was the most touching part of the ceremony.
The largest service was hosted by the Joint Veterans Association of Manitoba and the Canadian Forces inside the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg.
The highlights included the "passing of the torch" ceremony by veterans of the Second World War, Korean, Yugoslavian and Afghanistan missions.
"We have a simple but very heartfelt message for you. Thank you," master of ceremonies Capt. Michelle Dagenais told the war veterans present. "Thank you for your unwavering service in peacetime and in war here in Canada and abroad."
"May we always remember that the price of democracy is time and the cost of freedom is anything but free," 17 Wing chaplain Lt.-Cmdr. Rev. John Barrett said in his prayer of remembrance.
Officials representing every level of government paid their respects at the service, which was presided over by Manitoba Lt.-Gov. Philip Lee.
Thousands -- including a large number of small children -- turned out to the packed ceremony.
Cpl. Jonathan Nebel, his wife Kayla Thomas and son Lukas, 3, were among them.
Nebel, who comes from a long line of proud military veterans stretching back past the First World War, said it was important his son take in the experience.
"I want to pass on to him the legacy of our family through Remembrance Day and all those who served in our family," Nebel said.
Other events paid specific tribute to those who served on the sea and in the air.
Winnipeg's naval reserve division, HMCS Chippawa, held a service at its building at 1 Navy Way. The division is named after HMS Chippawa, which served on Lake Erie during the War of 1812. The unit was the third source of naval personnel in Canada during the Second World War despite being the farthest inland.
At the Western Canada Aviation Museum, guided tours hailed the triumph and sacrifice of many Canadian citizens who fought and died for their country. The museum features a display dedicated to the Victoria Cross, the highest honour for bravery, self-sacrifice and extreme devotion to duty in the presence of the enemy. The museum display pays tribute to seven pilots from the First and Second World War, including William Barker and Andrew Mynarski.
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- Winnipeg man jailed for assaulting girlfriend, off-duty officer
- Fifteen Manitoba First Nations haven't disclosed their financial documents
- Man arrested after multiple stabbings
- 'Bannock Lady' faces $3,000 in tickets; vehicle seized
- 'Fun party for two' ends in tragedy
- Feds warn dozens of First Nations may lose funding
- Closing time: The hotel beverage room is slowly disappearing from the rural landscape
- Freezing rain cuts power to 3,700 hydro customers in west Winnipeg
- City man found dead in river near Belize home
- Transgender girl's complaint goes ahead despite move
- Winnipeg Airports Authority's debt soars to $646.3 million
- MD sees charges dropped
- Zoo's harbour seal dies after getting caught in drain
- Getting the word out
- Two charged with attempted murder in Rinelle Harper case
- Tormented because of his size
- 'Bannock Lady' faces $3,000 in tickets; vehicle seized
- Suspicious package contained by WPS bomb unit
- Dissidents leave cabinet
- Liquor strike possible for Christmas
- 'Fun party for two' ends in tragedy
- Jail time sought for fatal blow
- Selinger shuffles cabinet after ministers resign
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