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From home security to vein disease information, Aiken residents found support, participated in demonstrations of various products and connected with vendors at the sixth annual Aiken Senior Extravaganza.
Attendants could visit more than 80 vendors and, those who registered, could participate in classes from "Ask the Dietician: A Question and Answer" to "The Benefits of Weight Loss Reduction and Cardiac Risk Factors," on behalf of the Tri-County Home Health and Hospice Care of Tri-County.
Jay Watts of Aiken Family Pharmacy gave flu shots to anyone willing, and Joyce Cato and Taylor Watts spoke to visitors about the importance of chiropractic care.
"I've been doing this for about 20 years," Cato, office manager of Aiken Chiropractic, said. "We come every year, and it's good for people to check us out because it's important to people to keep their spines healthy."
Aiken resident George Clary said while he has been to the Extravaganza several times, each time he enjoys going back.
"The displays are my favorite," Clary said. "It's nice to have the opportunity to speak with various representatives, some of which we really need and are very interesting."
While many walked around the H. Odell Weeks Activites Center learning about AARP opportunities or money management, some took part in the Right at Home In Home Care & Assistance Virtual Dementia Tour. The tour facilitates a setting as if the individual has dementia like Alzheimer's disease while also allowing family members to understand the difficulties their loved ones go through on a daily basis. The tour uses different tools such as blurred goggles, uncomfortable shoe inserts and headphones to simulate distractions and uncomfortable triggers.
Mark Hudson, bereavement coordinator with Regency Hospice, demonstrated the tour to understand what his father who has Alzheimer's goes through.
"I'm most impressed with the frustration," Hudson said. "My dad has Alzheimer's, so it was definitely an interesting learning experience."
The City of Aiken Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department, partnered with Tri-County Home Health and Hospice, Right At Home, Trinity on Laurens and BeWell Home Services, Regency Hospice and Cumberland Village to offer the expo.
Sponsors included Right at Home, Tri-County Home Health and Hospice, Anchor and Health and Rehab, Aiken Neurosciences, Professional Case Management, Hospice Care of South Carolina, Daybreak Adult Care Services and Edward Jones.
Maayan Schechter is the city beat reporter with Aiken Standard.
Staff photo by Maayan Schechter Aiken residents visited booths including AARP and healthcare assortments Wednesday during the Aiken Senior Extravanganza at Odell Weeks Activity Center.×
Staff photo by Maayan Schechter Siblings James Cullum and Delores Byrd enjoyed informative classes, especially Dr. Arthur's class on vein disease information during the Aiken Senior Extravanganza.×
Staff photo by Maayan Schechter Mark Hudson, bereavement coordinator with Regency Hospice, took part in the Virtual Dementia Tour brought by Right at Home: In Home Care & Assistance on Wednesday, at the sixth annual Aiken Senior Extravaganza.×
Staff photo by Maayan Schechter From left Joyce Cato, office manager at Aiken Chiropractic and Taylor Watts, marketer and representative of Aiken Chiropractor said they enjoy coming every year to the Aiken Senior Extravangaza to teach residents about keeping healthy without medicine.×
Staff photo by Maayan Schechter Marty Roever, operations manager with Carver Security, demonstrated the wireless video confereence unit residents can use to communite and see those outside their home Wednesday during the Aiken Senior Extravaganza.×
Staff photo by Maayan Schechter Dana Carpenter, assistance operations manager with Right at Home In Home Care & Assistance assists Mark Hudson, beareavement coordinator with Regency Hospice in the Virtual Dementia Tour during the Aiken Senior Extravaganza.×
Staff photo by Maayan Schechter Aiken resident Hazel Cadle practices her golf swing at the Thoroughbred Senior Sports Classic booth during the Aiken Senior Extravaganza on Wednesday.×
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Timothy Loney brings to USF over 35
years of service as an educator in the field of organizational change
management. Dr. Loney helps his
students approach various kinds of organizational transformation, encouraging
them to rigorously investigate not only internal behaviors and processes, but
also their external effects on individuals, communities and the environment.
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journals on public administration and management, including Quality Digest, International Journal of
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D.P.A., Public Management, University of Southern California, 1983M.P.A., Public Administration, University of Southern California, 1981M.S.A., Administration, George Washington University, 1971 B.S., Education, Southern Connecticut State University
The following list is a selection of recent publications and does not represent the entire body of research.
"TQM and Labor-Management Cooperation-A Noble Experiment in the Public Sector," International Journal of Public Administration, Vol. 19, No. 10, 1996
"TQM and Labor-Management Cooperation: a New Challenge,"The Public Manager, 1994
"TQM Training: The Library Service Challenge," Journal of Library Administration, Vol. 18, No. 1, 1993 (with A. Bellefontaine)
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T.K. Blue has released his eighth CD as a leader entitled "Follow The North Star," which has garnered rave reviews and critical acclaim. He received a commission from the NYSCA and Transart Inc. to compose a piece of music dedicated to the early African-American presence in the Hudson Valley area of upstate New York. T.K. chose to write a suite based on the life of Solomon Northup and his book "Twelve Years a Slave." In a review of the piece, Curtis Davenport of Jazz Improv wrote, "Mr. Blue takes us on a wordless but yet richly satisfying journey through Northup's life, from his ancestry to his return to his family, making all of the painful, harrowing and joyous stops in between ... I found the music to be most compelling when listened to from beginning to end, like a symphonic movement."
T.K. is a musician of the highest caliber who is at the peak of his creative output. His artistry is found on over 60 recordings, and he has performed with a long list of great international artists such as Don Cherry, Abdullah Ibrahim, Sam Rivers, Archie Shepp, Randy Weston, Dizzy Gillespie, Pharoah Sanders, Melba Liston, Johnny Copeland, Billy Higgins, Reggie Workman, Chico Hamilton, Stefon Harris, Eric Reed, Regina Carter, Bobby McFerrin, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Benny Powell, James Moody, Paquito d'Rivera and Jimmy Scott, just to name a few. T.K. holds a bachelor's degree in music and psychology from NYU as well as a master's degree in music education from Teacher's College, Columbia University.
After several years as an adjunct professor at Suffolk Community College and Montclair State University, T.K. is now a full-time professor and the director of jazz studies at the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University.
T.K. was part of an historic photo session in Paris, France, called "A Great Day In Paris," which featured close to 60 musicians from the USA who resided there. While residing in Paris, Blue made his first recording as a leader entitled "Egyptian Oasis." This recording sparked several State Department tours in eastern, western and northern Africa. These tours in Africa were extremely spiritual and deep rooted in a cultural awareness. Blue was very fortunate to experience first hand many cultures and various styles of traditional African music. T.K. is deeply indebted to various organizations such as Jazzmobile, Jazz-interactions, the Henry Street Settlement and the Muse for their support of his jazz studies and performances. Despite his busy schedule, T.K. has found time to teach and mentor budding musicians. He has taught music education and performance from the Pre-K level straight up to the university and graduate levels. His passion for music and teaching is evident in his personal expression. C.W. Post has provided T.K. with the perfect environment and opportunity to grow as a teacher and as a performer.
Jazz Performance, Improvisation, Composition, Arrangement, Jazz History, World Music, History of Rock 'n' Roll, the Business of Music
Received many excellent reviews on all of his recordings. His latest release, "Follow the North Star," was reviewed by Downbeat, Jazz Improv, Swing Journal (Japan), The Washington Post, The Baltimore City Paper, Jazz Times Magazine, The Sanford Herald, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.), Dimanche Soir (France), Jazz Hot (France) and Jazz Magazine (France).
Jazz artist with many groups from the metropolitan area and still performing nationally and internationally.
Performs, records and tours with vocal jazz legend Jimmy Scott and the Jazz Expressions
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Hazel Mae Cockrill was born November 6, 1942 in Antlers to Eugene Ace & Mary Lois (Smith) Duncan. She passed from this life June 10, 2011 in Springdale, AR., at the age of 68. Hazel had lived in the Antlers area for all of her life until she joined her daughter in Arkansas just one short month ago. She enjoyed fishing, crafts, & shelling pecans to sell. She had a funny personality and enjoyed playing tricks & jokes on people. Hazel loved children in general, but was especially in love with her grandchildren & great-grandchildren. Hazel was preceded in death by her husband: Samuel Morris Cockrill; two sons: Morris Gene Cockrill & Richard Calvin Cockrill; father: Eugene Ace Duncan; and a sister: Christine Turner. She is survived by her children: Randy Cockrill & wife Charlotte of Antlers, Tammy Rogers & husband Samuel of Springdale, AR., and Tina Cockrill & Lance Hubbs of MT; grandchildren: Aaron Cockrill, Alisha Cockrill, Adam Cockrill, Justin Rogers & wife Amanda, Jenifer Rogers & John Lastiri, Joshua LeFlore, Joseph LeFlore & wife Leigha, Dakota Hubbs, & Kenny Hubbs; great-grandchildren: Jake Lastiri, Ella Rogers, & Braylen LeFlore; mother: Mary Lois Duncan; siblings: Shirley Harvey, W. A. Duncan, Bill Duncan, Gail Bartlett, Daniel Duncan, Jackie Duncan, & Mary Ann Duncan all of Antlers; as well as many other relatives and friends. Graveside services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 16, 2011 at the Antlers City Cemetery with Pastor Don LeFlore and Randy Cockrill officiating. Musical selections included "Hallelujah Square"and "Tears Will Never Stain The Streets Of That City" performed by Larry Crawford and Janice LeFlore. Honorary pallbearers included: Aaron Cockrill, Adam Cockrill, Justin Rogers, John Lastiri, Joshua LeFlore, Joseph LeFlore, Dakota Hubbs and Kenny Hubbs. Interment followed at the Antlers City Cemetery in Antlers. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com.
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How Did Jennifer Aniston Spend Her 44th Birthday?
Jennifer Aniston — who may never really age — turned 44 on Monday, February 11.
She talked to People before the big day, and it sounds like she just planned to treat it like any other Monday. "I'll just be working. I know that I have a 5:30 am pick-up but that's not bad," Jen told People. She's currently in Connecticut shooting an Untitled Elmore Leonard Project. "I'm lucky; I'm very happy to be working! ... This birthday is going to come and go, which they all seem to be doing these days. Wasn't it just my birthday? I have like windburn from this year."
It has been a pretty big year for her. She also shot the film We're the Millers over the summer, and you may have heard about her engagement to Justin Theroux.
Jen told People her idea of a perfect birthday would be "a walk in the city, brunch somewhere, see a movie, have a great dinner." That does sound good. But we can't all have the perfect birthday every year or it wouldn't be special ... right? Do you treat your birthday as a big special occasion or do you just let the day come and go?
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UTC won the doubles point with wins at No. 1 and No. 3. Seniors Roberto Vieira (Bedfordview, South Africa) and Chris Smith (Johnson City, Tenn.) got the Mocs on the board with an 8-1 win over Syrym Abdukhalikov and Alejando Augusto at No. 1. Freshman John Peacey (Emerald, Australia) and senior Stephen Crofford (Franklin, Tenn.) clinched the opening point with an 8-5 win at No. 3.
UTC put the match out of reach by winning the first three singles in straight sets. Senior Manuel Barroetavena (Buenos Aires, Argentina) started singles with a (6-2, 6-0) win over Artem Tarasov at No. 3. Chattanooga went up 3-0 when senior Jackson Tresnan (Apopka, Fla.) scored a (6-1, 6-1) win over Othon Lima at No. 6.
The Mocs clinched the match when freshman Luke Saunders (Halifax, Nova Scotia) defeated Alvaro Cintas (6-3, 6-3) at No. 5. Saunders and Peacey both joined the Mocs at the start of the spring semesters and are a combined 3-2 in singles and doubles play.
"We played much better today than Friday," stated head coach Carlos Garcia. "We had some weaknesses exposed on Friday, but were able to work on them and make some adjustments. I think we saw a much better effort today."
The Mocs will be back on the court again next Sunday, hosting Belmont at the Hixson Racquet Club. Match time against the Bruins is set for 10:00 a.m. (E.S.T.) and live scoring will be available on the men's tennis schedule page on GoMocs.com.
Chattanooga 4, Tennessee Tech 3
Doubles competition
1. Chris Smith/Roberto Vieira (UTC) def. Syrym Abdukhalikov/Alejandro Augusto (TTU) - 8-1
2. Vasily Eremeev/Artem Tarasov (TTU) def. Ankit Chopra/Luke Saunders (UTC) - 8-4
3. John Peacey/Stephen Crofford (UTC) def. Othon Lima/Alvaro Cintas (TTU) - 8-5
Singles competition
1. Alejandro Augusto (TTU) def. Roberto Vieira (UTC) - 6-3, 2-6, 6-3
2. Syrym Abdukhalikov (TTU) def. Chris Smith (UTC) - 6-3, 6-3
3. Manuel Barroetavena (UTC) def. Artem Tarasov (TTU) - 6-2, 6-0
4. Vasily Eremeev (TTU) def. Pavels Grigorjevs (UTC) - 2-6, 6-4, 6-3
5. Luke Saunders (UTC) def. Alvaro Cintas (TTU) - 6-3, 6-3
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The Moyers Tigers defeated the McCurtain Bulldogs in a hard fought battle on Saturday night at the Regional Championships in Ada. The Bulldogs jumped out to an early lead with hot 3-pt shooting and had the Tigers down by 11 at the end of the first quarter.
But the Tigers clawed their way back to within 3 at the half. The Tigers continued to battle and took the lead by 1 at the end of the 3rd quarter. The 4th quarter belonged to the Tigers with a 65-60 victory over the Bulldogs.
For the first time in 16 years, BOTH the Lady Cats and Bearcats were named the 2013 Class 3A District Basketball Champions. The Lady Cats will advance to Regionals in hopes on continuing on to Area play.
Bearcats go into District Playoffs with 16-4 record!
The Rattan Ram were recently named the 2013 Class 2A District Basketball Champions. They will continue forward to Regionals to compete for a chance to continue on to the Area competition.
February 1st our Bearcats traveled to Atoka to take on the Atoka Wampuscats, who we had already taken on and beat at home so they were looking for a bit of redemption on their home court. In the beginning it seemed Atoka was up to the challenge ending the first period four points ahead with a score of 11-15 Atoka. Sr. Guard Harlan House was the leader in stats for this game with 14 points, 4 rebounds, 3steals and 2 assists in the first half alone.
Jake Collins recently signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Eastern Oklahoma State College. Jake is the grandson of Kenneth & Royce Battles of Antlers and was recently name Oklahoma Baseball Coaches Association Player of the Year. Seated are his parents: Ed Collins & Tammy Collins. Standing is head coach Craig Price.
Hundreds of students from across the state recently competed in the 66th annual Southeast District Livestock Show at Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. The show is jointly sponsored by the Eastern Agriculture Division and the Wilburton Lions Club. There were 413 swine, 108 sheep, 159 goats and 124 cattle entered in the show.
On Tuesday, January 29th, our Bearcats traveled to Valliant to take on Coach Aaron Noel's Bulldogs, who we haven't been able to beat in nine years. Our Bearcats knew this game would be a tough one, especially on the Bulldogs homecoming night, and they were prepared to go hard all four quarters.
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It Came From The Library! Check out some of the spooky monsters that were entered into the Library's Teen Read Week Make-A-Monster contest. More entries can be found at the Teen Space Blog along with other great info from our Young Adult Librarians. Check it out!
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City Superintendent Russ Dorman made the announcement at the July 15 meeting that he had been notified by Norfolk Southern Assistant Track Supervisor Brian Calloway that the vegetation at the depot needs to be pruned or removed.
The notification was in the form of a black and white flyer that spelled out in no uncertain terms that the vegetation is in violation of code and Norfolk Southern will not have these codes violated.
"This is so it does not obstruct the view of vehicles looking both directions at the crossing. If the city does not 'fix' the situation, Norfolk Southern will remove all decorative vegetation in this area," Calloway stated.
He went on to say the city has 15 days to address the situation or the railroad will take action and pointed out the railroad owns the property.
Councilman David Tufts noted that the Gray Garden Club takes care of the depot area as a service to the community. He said the garden club should be consulted before any plants are cut.
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Copperville Farm's Dance to Bristol was dominant Saturday night in winning the Sugar Maple Stakes at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races, The 4-year-old daughter of the 2004 Eclipse Award winning sprinter Speightstown scored a 9-length victory in route to winning the 7-furlong race. It was the third lifetime stakes victory for the graduate of the Tim and Cary Frommer program. Dance to Bristol is trained by Ollie Figgins, III, and was ridden to victory by Xavier Perez,
It was the third consecutive victory for the chestnut filly, who has hit the board in her last nine starts, having finished worse than second only once in her career, a fourth place finish in the Ruthless Stakes at Aqueduct on Jan. 14, 2012. Dance to Bristol scored wins in consecutive sprints prior to the Sugar Maple Stakes, winning a 5 1/2-furlong race at Laurel Park on Feb. 6 and a 6-furlong contest on March 15 at Laurel Park.
Dance to Bristol won the Pandera Stakes at Laurel Park during her juvenile campaign, and the Marshua Stakes during her sophomore year.
The multiple stakes winner has 6 wins, 7 seconds in 13 starts, and has bankrolled $350,880.
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CONCORD, N.C. – WKA has made a change to the lap-traffic rule for the Yamaha Rookie Sportsman division in the Mazda / Bridgestone Manufacturers Cup Series.
The event starter (flagger) will now show lap traffic in the Yamaha Rookie Sportsman division the black flag before the race leaders approach the lap karts. Once the black flag is displayed, lapped drivers will then need to exit the track, clearing the racing surface for the lead karts and minimizing the chance of an accident due to lap traffic.
Lap traffic receiving the black flag will not be disqualified. Drivers should report to the scales as they normally would at the end of the race.
This change will be in effect for the Top Kart USA Grand Nationals June 28-30 at South Bend, Indiana, and remain in effect through the remainder of the 2013 Man Cup season.
Black-flagging lap traffic is the norm in all other Manufacturers Cup divisions, and the Yamaha Rookie division will now follow suit.
In addition, a special Yamaha Rookie ONLY drivers meeting will be held at the Top Kart USA Grand Nationals in South Bend, Indiana. The meeting will be held to go over the flags and make every attempt possible that Rookie drivers understand what each flag means, and what they should do when a specific flag or notification is displayed from the head starter.
The Rookie ONLY drivers meeting will be mandatory for all Yamaha Rookie class entrants at South Bend and will take place immediately following the regular event drivers meeting, either Friday after practice or Saturday morning. Announcements will be made at the track.
Click here to view and print the South Bend Man Cup entry form.
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Women's Tennis Drops Match at Syracuse
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia University women's tennis team was defeated by Syracuse, 6-1, on Saturday afternoon at the Drumlins Tennis Center in Syracuse, N.Y.
"We did a total 180 from our match last weekend," said coach Tina Samara. "The effort was just not there on our behalf. We didn't have the proper body language, and we didn't have the fight that was necessary in order to win."
The Orange (2-5), who came into the match having faced ranked opponents in four of its first six matches, got off to an early start against the Mountaineers, as they were able to take the double points by winning each of the three matches.
In singles play, Syracuse looked to build its lead in the match.
In the No. 1 singles match, the Orange's Maddie Kobelt defeated WVU"s Audrey Wooland, 6-1, 6-2.
At No. 2 singles, Hailey Barrett, who had a 2-0 mark in singles play heading into the match, was defeated by Amanda Rodgers, 7-5, 6-2.
"Hailey fought and had some chances in the first set," Samara said. "However, we were very disappointed in how we lost. This was a step backwards from last weekend's win."
With a 3-0 lead built, Syracuse looked to close out the match, and did so, with wins at No. 3 singles, No. 5 singles and No. 6 singles.
The Mountaineers' lone singles win of the day came at No. 4 singles, as senior Emily Mathis defeated Brenna Bachini, 6-2, 4-6, (10-3).
"Emily once again did what she always does," Samara said. "She wills her way to a win. Some of her teammates need to take note of what she does on the court. Hopefully, this will wake some of our girls up, because it is unacceptable to not compete."
WVU (1-2) returns to the court Sunday morning, as it heads to Buffalo, N.Y., to take on Buffalo at 11:30 a.m.
1. Maddie Kobelt (SU) def. Audrey Wooland (WVU) 6-1, 6-2
2. Amanda Rodgers (SU) def. Hailey Barrett (WVU) 7-5, 6-2
3. Komal Safdar (SU) def. Ikttesh Chahal (WVU) 6-1, 6-1
4. Emily Mathis (WVU) def. Brenna Bachini (SU) 6-2, 4-6 (10-3)
5. Sophia Dzulynsky (SU) def. Vivian Tsui (WVU) 6-4, 7-6 (5)
6. Aleah Marrow (SU) def. Jade Allen (WVU) 7-6 (4), 6-3
1. Kobelt/Marrow (SU) def. Barrett/Chahal (WVU) 8-6
2. Rodgers/ Safdar (SU) def. Mathis/Wooland (WVU) 8-4
3. Dzulynsky/Wu (SU) def. Allen/Toidze (WVU) 8-4
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Best Hotels in the USA: U.S. News & World Report named the Williamsburg Inn # 91 on its list of the best hotels in the U.S; #2 hotel in Virginia, #1 hotel in Williamsburg; 2012.
World's Best Hotels for Families: Travel + Leisure readers named Williamsburg Inn #36 in the U.S. , 2012.
Readers Choice Award: Condé Nast Traveler Best in the World. Colonial Houses-Historic Lodging ranked #25 in the Top 100 hotels and resorts in the world, #6 in the top 10 hotels and resorts in the United States, and #2 in the top 20 resorts in the South; 2012. Williamsburg Lodge ranked #9 in the top 20 resorts in the South, 2012; Williamsburg Inn named #10 in the top 20 resorts in the South, 2012; Colonial Houses-Historic Lodging named #1 on list of 50 top small hotels in the United States; 2011. Williamsburg Inn named #68 on list of top 150 resorts in mainland U.S. ; 2011. Williamsburg Lodge named #105 on list of top 150 resorts in mainland U.S. ; 2011. Williamsburg Inn and Colonial Houses named to Top 100 Mainland U.S. Resorts; 2010.
Condé Nast Traveler Gold List: Colonial Houses-Historic Lodging named to the 2012 list of the World's Best Places to Stay. This year's list includes 511 hotels, resorts, and cruise lines. Colonial Houses are one of only two hotels in Virginia on list.
Travelers Choice Family Award: Williamsburg Inn named the best hotel for family travel by TripAdvisor in the inaugural "Top 10 Places in the U.S. for Families to Discover" category; 2011.
Four Star Hotels: Forbes Travel Guide (formerly Mobil Travel Guide), Williamsburg Inn named four-star hotel; 2011, 2012.
Platinum Plate Award: Williamsburg Lodge Restaurant; Hampton Roads magazine, 2010; 24 K Gold Level, 2011.
Platinum Plate Award: Williamsburg Inn Regency Room; Hampton Roads magazine, Platinum Level; 2011.
Vino! Virginia Platinum Award: Williamsburg Lodge Restaurant; Virginia Wine Lover Magazine; award received for state-centric wine list; 2009.
Crystal 5 Stem Award: Williamsburg Lodge Restaurant; Virginia Wine Marketing Board, Virginia Wine Masters Program, for promoting Virginia wines as an integral part of the wine list, by-the-glass, special events, banquets and education; 2009.
Award of Unique Distinction: Williamsburg Lodge Restaurant; Wine Enthusiast Magazine; award for best wine-driven restaurents; one of only four Virginia restaurants to receive this distinction, 2009.
Condé Nast Traveler Gold List: Discriminating traveler's guide to the best-of-the-best lists the Williamsburg Inn for the 15th year; January 2009. (The award has been in existence for 15 years, and the Inn has been on it every year. This year's list includes 710 hotels, resorts, and cruise lines.Inn is one of only six hotels in Virginia on list.)
World's Best Hotels: Forbes Traveler includes Williamsburg Inn on list of top 400 of the world's best hotels. 2009.
Top U.S. Hotels: Williamsburg Inn, Colonial Houses-Historic Lodging and Williamsburg Lodge named to Zagat's 30th anniversary survey; all three received four stars for rooms, service, dining and overall facilities; 2009.
Readers Choice Award: Condé Nast Traveler 100 Best. Top 100 United States Hotels, Williamsburg Inn and Colonial Houses; 2008.
Award of Excellence: Williamsburg Inn Regency Room, Wine Spectator; 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011; Williamsburg Lodge Restaurant, 2008, 2009.
Fine Dining Hall of Fame: Regency Dining Room. Nation's Restaurant News; 2006.
Taste of Williamsburg Critic's Choice Award: Colonial Williamsburg culinary staff, 2008.
Four Stars: Seventh consecutive, Mobil Travel Guide recognition awarded to the Williamsburg Inn for outstanding achievement in service, elegance, and quality.
Distinguished Restaurants of North America (DiRoNA) Award: Williamsburg Inn Regency Room included among best dining experiences in North America since 1992.
Travel & Leisure 500 Great Hotels in the World: The Williamsburg Inn named one of Virginia hotels on the list; 2009.
Leading Small Hotels of the World: The Williamsburg Inn selecteed for sixth consecutive year.
National Trust Historic Hotels of America: The Williamsburg Inn selected as a National Trust Historic Hotel of America for 19 consecutive years. (2011)
National Trust Historic Hotels of America: Colonial Houses-Historic Lodging selected as National Trust of Historic Historic Hotel of America for 10th consecutive year. (2007)
National Trust Historic Hotels of America: Williamsburg Lodge selected as National Trust Historic Hotel, making Colonial Williamsburg Hotels only one of two hotel groups with three properties in close proximity on the list. (2007)
American Automobile Association Four Diamond Rating: 17th award for the Williamsburg Inn and Regency Room.
Golf Resort
Top 25 Southern U.S. Golf Resorts-Condé Nast Traveler Magazine; Williamsburg Inn ranked eighth, 2012; Williamsburg Lodge ranked 10th, 2012.
Top Resort Golf Courses in U.S. Zagat's 30th anniversary survey names Golden Horseshoe and Williamsburg Inn #4 in the nation; 2009.
Top 125 Golf Resorts in the World: Williamsburg Inn and Colonial Houses named to list of Top 20 Southern U.S. Golf Resorts; Condé Nast Traveler Magazine; 2011.
Top 50 Resort Courses: Golf World magazine's inaugural readers choice award ranks Golden Horseshoe #23 in 2009; #31 in 2010.
Silver Medal Resort Award: Golf Magazine; 2010.
Platinum Places: The World's Best Golf Destinations; "Best Destinations for Family Activities," Golf Odyssey; 2008-2009.
Platinum Places: The World's Best Golf Destinations; "Best Resorts for Family Foursomes," Golf Odyssey; 2007-2008.
75 Best Golf Resorts in America: Golf Digest; 2009-2010 (#22 on the list, a jump of 13 positions since the previous listing).
Golf Course
Eastern Virginia's Best Golf Courses: Golden Horseshoe ranked #2 in Virginia Living magazine's first reader poll, 2012.
Top 100 You Can Play: Gold course, Golf Magazine; 1996-2012.
Best Courses Near You: Gold course #3 in Virginia, Green course #9, Golf magazine; 2010, 2012.
America's 100 Greatest Public Courses: Gold course, Golf Digest; rated #32, 2009-2010; rated 50, 2011-2012. Listed since 2003.
State-by-State Public Access Courses-Virginia: Gold course, Golfweek Magazine; 2003-2012.
Top 100 Resort Courses in America-Gold Course, Golfweek magazine; 2012, 2011, 2010.
Best of Southern Golf: Golden Horseshoe Golf Club named to Southern Sports Journal's inaugural list of favorite Southern courses; 2008.
Top Short Courses in America: Spotswood course, Golf Range Magazine; 2007, 2008, 2010.
Four and 1/2 Stars: Gold and Green course, Best Places to Play; Golf Digest, 2008-2009.
Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary: Commitment to environment; 2001-2011.
SpaFinderWellness Readers Choice Award: Best for Families, Best for Girlfriend Getaways and Bachelorettes, Best for Golf, Best for Weddings and Best Pet-friendly; 2012.
Condé Nast Traveler Readers Poll: #28 on list of top 100 resort spas in the U.S. mainland, 2011. #10 on the list of top 100 resort spas in the U.S. mainland, 2012.
Spa Magazine Readers Choice: Received honorable mention for resort/hotel spas in the Southeast and Mid Atlantic; 2011.
Vanity Fair Top Global Spa List: Selected as one of top 10 spas in North America, 2009.
Condé Nast Traveler Hot List: Selected as one of 76 new spas wordwide and nine in the United States, 2008.
SpaFinder Readers Choice Award: Top 10 Best for Romance, 2009, 2010; Top 10 Favorite Spa Managers, Kate Mearns; 2008, 2010; Top 10 Best for Golf, 2010, 2011.
SpaFinder Staff Picks: Top 10 Staff Picks, fall 2009.
15 Places Kids Should See Before Turning 15: Budget Travel names Colonial Williamsburg one of the 15 must-see "American Wonders" kids should see before 15; 2011.
Great U.S. Destinations to Discover: TripAdvisor names Williamsburg, Va. , the #1 destination in the U.S. for families to discover; 2011.
Best Historic Site: Southern Living magazine readers choice award for the South, 2010.
Best Family Destination: Southern Living magazine readers choice award for one of the 10 best family destinations in America; 2009.
10 Places to See Before you are 10: Travel + Leisure names Colonial Williamsburg as one of 10 must-see destinations for grade schoolers to see before they are 10; 2008.
Best of the Road: Rand McNally Road Atlas names Colonial Williamsburg's "Revolutionary City®" daily two-hour interactive dramatic presentation as Best of the Road™ Editor's Pick; 2008.
Conference Services
Gold Award Hall of Fame: Colonial Williamsburg's Resort Collection named to 2009 Meetings & Conventions Gold Award Hall of Fame for maintaining consistent high standards for 12 or more consectutive years. One of 11 inductees in 2009, the resort has earned the magazine's distinction of being among the finest meetings properties in the world.
Readers Choice Award: Williamsburg Inn selected as Best of the South by readers of Meetings Focus South magazine; 2010, 2011, 2012.
Readers Choice Award: Selected as one of the South's most creative and professional meeting sites by readers of ConventionSouth magzine. The awards are nominated and voted on by meeting planners who receive the montly magazine; 2011.
Gold Tee Award: Golden Horseshoe Golf Club was awarded the Gold Tee for overall excellence by Meetings and Conventions magazine for the eighth consecutive year.
Gold Key Award: Meetings and Conventions readers poll recognized the Williamsburg Inn as a top meeting destination; 2004-2010
Pinnacle Award: Successful Meetings magazine has presented Colonial Williamsburg with the prestigious Pinnacle Award for 24 of the 26 years of the award (2011). Colonial Williamsburg has received the Pinnacle award every year since its inception, with the exception of years when the property was under renovation, and was inducted into the publication's first ever Bronze Circle, recognizing properties that have received this recognition for 20 consecutive years.
Production, Publications and Learning Ventures
"From Ear to Ear: the Passage of African Music through American Slavery"
Silver Award of Distinction, Communicator Awards; music recording category; 2008.
"Betwixt Folly and Fate"
Gold MUSE Award: American Association of Museums; games category; 2008.
"A Day in the Life"
Communicator Award of Excellence: Gaming-related content category; 2008.
Electronic Field Trips series
21st Century Award for Best Practices in Distance Learning, other distance learning design-pre-K-12 category, United States Distance Learning Association; 2011.
21st Century Award for Best Practices in Distance Learning, other distance learning design-pre-K-12 category, United States Distance Learning Association; 2010.
Gold Award, online technology pre-K-12 category, United States Distance Learning Association; 2008. Approval Rating: Parents Choice Foundation, for 2006-2007 EFT series; and 2007-2008 EFT series.
"The Bill of Rights" 2010
Emmy Award Winner: National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter informational/instructional programs category; 2011.
"The Rights of Youth" 2010
Emmy Award Winner: National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter informational/instructional-feature segment category; 2011.
"Westward!" 2010
Silver MUSE Award: American Association of Museums; teaching and outreach category; 2010. Â Telly Award Winner: Bronze Telly, education category; 2010.
"The Rights of Youth" 2010
Telly Award Winner: Silver Telly, education category; 2010.
"A More Perfect Union" 2009
Telly Award Winner: Bronze Telly, education category; 2010. Emmy Award Winner: National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter children/youth 12-and-under, single story or series category; 2009.
"Freedom Bound" 2009
Telly Award Winner: Bronze Telly, Education category; 2009. Emmy Award Winner: National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter informational/instructional or special program category; 2009.
"The Will of the People" 2008
Emmy Award Winner: National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter interactivity category; 2008.
Telly Award Winner: Bronze Telly, education category; 2008.
"Treasure Keepers" 2008
Telly Award Winner: Silver Telly, education category; 2008. Award of Excellence: Communicator Awards, education category; 2008.
"Making History Live" 2008
Telly Award Winner: Bronze Telly, cultural programming category; 2008
"Emissaries of Peace"
Emmy Award Winner: National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter audio post production category; 2008. Honorable Mention: MUSE Award, American Association of Museums; teaching and outreach category; 2008.
Best in Class: "Kids Zone," www.history.org/kids/; Interactive Media Awards, 2010.
Gold Award of Excellence: "Kids Zone," www.history.org/kids/parentsAndTeachers, children's website category, 2011; "Historic Threads," www.history.org/history/museums/online_exhibits.cfm, online exhibit category, 2011; and Colonial Williamsburg's website www.history.org in the cultural institutions website category.
Silver MUSE Award: Past & Present podcasts,www.history.org/media/podcasts; American Association of Museums; Podcast category; 2009.
Outstanding Achievement Award: www.iCitizenForum.com blog; Interactive Media Awards, 2008.
Silver Awards of Distinction: "Kids Zone," www.history.org/kids; and "Colonial Williamsburg: Past & Present," www.history.org/media/podcasts.cfm; Communicator Awards; Interactive category, 2008; 2011.
Gold Award for Creativity: www.history.org,International Academy of Visual Arts, W3Â Awards Competition; cultural institutions category, 2008.
Silver Awards for Creativity: "Coins & Currency in Colonial America," www.history.org/history/museums/coinExhibit/; "Tour the Town," www.history.org/maps; International Academy of Visual Arts, W3 Awards Competition, 2007; "Kids Zone," www.history.org/kids; children category, 2008; Past & Present podcasts, www.history.org/media/podcasts, podcast category, 2008.
Top 100 Educational Websites of the Year: Colonial Williamsburg's Electronic Field Trip Web site, www.history.org/history/teaching/eft.cfm; Homeschool.com; 2005, 2009.
Outstanding Website WebAward: Web Marketing Association WebAward Competition: Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Web site, www.history.org; 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010; "Tour the Town," www.history.org/maps, 2006, 2009, 2010; "Kids Zone," www.history.org/kids; 2009; "Mapping Colonial America," www.history.org/maps; 2005.
Best Online Community Website: Web Marketing Association WebAward Competition: www.iCitizenForum.com, 2009.
Standard of Excellence WebAward: Web Marketing Association WebAward Competition: "Kids Zone," www.history.org/kids, 2005, 2010.
American Ceramic Circle Book Award: "Salt Glazed Stoneware in Early America," by Janine Skerry and Suzanne Findlen Hood; 2009.
Richard Martin Award for Excellence: DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum, "The Language of Clothing" exhibition; Costume Society of America, Exhibition of Costume category; 2004.
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Newsmakers: Conference showcases Toledo's rich glass historyWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | firstname.lastname@example.com
In June, Toledo hosted artists from around the world during the Glass Art Society's annual conference.
This year's event was especially meaningful as it commemorated the 50th anniversary of the studio glass movement, which traces its roots to Toledo, said Jutta-Annette Page, president of the Glass Art Society (GAS) and curator of glass and decorative arts at the Toledo Museum of Art (TMA).
"As an organizer, we always hope for the best, but this certainly surpassed our expectations," Page said. "I heard from participants that it was the best conference ever. We heard nothing but positive responses."
The conference included demonstrations, workshops, a fashion show, a gallery hop featuring more than 40 pop-up galleries and more. "Color Ignited: Glass 1962–2012," an exhibition focusing on the evolution of the use of color in glass, debuted at TMA during the conference. The show recorded more than 80,000 visitors through Sept. 9, Page said.
About 1,300 people purchased full passes for the four-day conference. More bought day passes or came to one of the events open to the public, Page said.
"It really showed Toledo is the right size community to put on a conference like this," Page said. "I've been to many conferences like this in larger cities and it's a different event there because it's one of many, many things happening. Toledo is big enough to sustain and support something like this, but small enough to really get the whole community behind it which very much helped to make it the great success that it was."
Jack Schmidt of Schmidt Messenger Studios in South Toledo served as a co-chair of the conference along with Margy Trumbull of Toledo and Herb Babcock of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit. Toledo also hosted the conference in 1975 and 1993.
"I have heard from friends and Glass Art Society members all over the county complimenting Toledo for creating such a fantastic and memorable event," Schmidt said. "It's probably one of the best conferences this organization has ever had and I've been a part of it since its inception in 1971. Our committee of 30-plus members worked hard and received incredible community support. The economic impact on our city was considerable. It generated a lot of money for the local businesses and exposed a lot of people to the contemporary glass scene."
Sherri Hudson, convention services manager with Destination Toledo, said GAS reported the conference made an estimated $1.5 million impact on Toledo's economy, including 1,500 hotel rooms.
Toledo artist Edith Franklin, one of the members of the 1962 glass workshops at TMA, participated in the conference, but died Aug. 31 of pancreatic cancer.
"She was just such a supporter of the arts," Page said. "She was so excited when we made the proposal to the Glass Art Society to bring the conference here and she was so excited to participate in it. It's very sad, but I'm so thrilled she was able to be around and be so much a part of it."
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - Cal State Northridge hosted its annual Northridge Invitational Cross Country meet Saturday and the Matador women finished second while the men were third prior to the team hosting a community 5k run.
After two days of rain, the weather was clear for Saturday's meet and the women opened the meet with a 5k run followed by the men's 8k. Then for the first time, the community was invited to compete in a 5k open run to conclude the festivities.
In the 5k, the Matador women, with 65 points, finished second to UNLV which posted 59 points and had the overall winner in Lauren Petersen. CSUN's Araceli Zainos led in the early stages before finishing fourth among collegiate runners and seventh overall in a time of 18:30.27. Yvonne Castillo-Urbina was just behind Zainos in ninth place in a time of 18:40.18.
Next it was Alexis Pichardo who took 20th in 19:06.79 followed by LeGia Pendergraph in 24th place (19:13.66) while Vanessa Carr (27th, 19:17.37) and Kaitlin Janes (28th, 19:18.45) finished in nearly a photo finish. Kendahl Waalk (20:08.76) was 44th and Annalise Lopez (20:58.49) was 50th to round out the Matador team effort.
As a team, CSUN posted an average time of 18:57.66 and a total of 65 points. Central Arizona was third (75), LA Trade Tech fourth (89), Pepperdine fifth (92) and CSU Bakersfield sixth (124).
In the men's 8k, Hunter Hays sprinted to the finish line to finish sixth among collegiate runners and ninth overall in a time of 25:59.97. Central Arizona's Tod Jackson won the men's race in a time of 25:17.84.
Hays was followed in the Matador lineup by Marcelo Rosales in 34th-place (27:54.38), Julio Mora in 36th-place (27:56.33), Steven Gonzales in 41st (28:27.98), Eddie Garcia in 52nd (29:48.63), Martin Santillan in 55th (30:40.29) and Ezekial Glass in 56th (30:51.77).
CSUN accumulated 100 points as a team and finished with an average time of 28:01.46. Behind Central Arizona was LA Trade Tech (45 pts), Off the Couch TC (104) and Pepperdine (119).


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Sunday, June 29, 2014
Berkeley County officials have announced JBE Inc. will expand its operations by establishing a new facility in Hanahan.
The expansion is expected to create 20 new jobs.
The company, which serves the automotive, paper, aerospace, recreational and electrical industries, currently operates in Hartsville, Charleston and Pell City, Ala. The company is a provider of supply chain management solutions.
JBE has been a part of South Carolinas business community for more than 30 years, and we are excited to celebrate with them once again as they create 20 new jobs, Gov. Nikki Haley said in a statement. We look forward to their continued success.
JBE Inc. was founded in 1982 and holds a Foreign Trade Zone designation. They work with numerous recognizable and leading brands, including Boeing, Cummins ENGINES, Honda Corporation, Otis Elevator, Hengst, ABB and Sonoco Products Company.
We are extremely proud to welcome JBE Inc. They represent the high caliber of company we continue to attract to Berkeley County, Berkeley County Supervisor Dan Davis said in a statement. They continue to grow and prosper, and we are excited to have them here serving the industries in our county and region.
Anyone interested in job opportunities with JBE Inc. may send their resumes to: firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information about JBE Inc., visit www.jbeinc.net.
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