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The combination of FIRE with the BOOST one-dimensional gas-dynamic simulation tool and HYDSIM for the one-dimensional calculation of injection system components represents a software package capable of providing a comprehensive solution for engine thermodynamics, flow, mixture formation, combustion and aftertreatment system related analysis and optimisation tasks.
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Potential liability for negligence from customer injury in the bicycle business is very high.
Not incorporating or creating an LLC would seem to me perilous. Also, business liability insurance may be extremely important, because a personal injury attorney would likely attempt to hold you personally liable, in the event of a serious injury or death, if you are a one-owner corporate/LLC entity.
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The best way would be to hire a private attorney with corporation formation experience to custom draft an LLC operating agreement for you. But, most people cannot afford this solution, and generally opt for generic solutions, such as may be found at http://www.legalzoom.com/, or http://search.nolo.com/query.html?qt=llc&col=b2store.
If you want to go the lawyer route, see: http://www.abanet.org/legalservices/lris/directory/main.cfm?id=CA.
If you purchase under your own name, you will be liable to that creditor if your LLC doesn't make it. However, you can guarantee the LLC's financing -- just be aware that you will be undermining a portion of your protection.
If you go it as a sole proprietor, then you need enough liability insurance to cover all of your net worth. Otherwise, you could be wiped out, for the amount above your insurance coverage.
Example: you repair bike, customer, who is a physician with high earning capacity, leaves, front wheel falls off in traffic, and customer is killed. Heirs sue you for wrongful death and they win a $10,000,000 award. You're toast.
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Drug Information for Lantus (Physicians Total Care, Inc.): 17 PATIENT COUNSELING INFORMATION
- Liens externes liés à Lantus (Physicians Total Care, Inc.)
- 17.1 Instructions for patients
Patients should be informed that changes to insulin regimens must be made cautiously and only under medical supervision.
Patients should be informed about the potential side effects of insulin therapy, including lipodystrophy (and the need to rotate injection sites within the same body region), weight gain, allergic reactions, and hypoglycemia. Patients should be informed that the ability to concentrate and react may be impaired as a result of hypoglycemia. This may present a risk in situations where these abilities are especially important, such as driving or operating other machinery. Patients who have frequent hypoglycemia or reduced or absent warning signs of hypoglycemia should be advised to use caution when driving or operating machinery.
Accidental mix-ups between LANTUS and other insulins, particularly short-acting insulins, have been reported. To avoid medication errors between LANTUS and other insulins, patients should be instructed to always check the insulin label before each injection.
LANTUS must only be used if the solution is clear and colorless with no particles visible. Patients must be advised that LANTUS must NOT be diluted or mixed with any other insulin or solution.
Patients should be advised not to share disposable or reusable insulin devices or needles with other patients, because doing so carries a risk for transmission of blood-borne pathogens.
Patients should be instructed on self-management procedures including glucose monitoring, proper injection technique, and management of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia. Patients must be instructed on handling of special situations such as intercurrent conditions (illness, stress, or emotional disturbances), an inadequate or skipped insulin dose, inadvertent administration of an increased insulin dose, inadequate food intake, and skipped meals.
Patients with diabetes should be advised to inform their health care professional if they are pregnant or are contemplating pregnancy.
Refer patients to the LANTUS "Patient Information" for additional information.17.2 FDA approved patient labeling
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Patient InformationLANTUS® 10 mL vial (1000 units per vial) 100 units per mL (U-100)(insulin glargine [recombinant DNA origin] injection)
- What is the most important information I should know about LANTUS?
- What is LANTUS?
- Who should NOT take LANTUS?
- How should I use LANTUS?
- What kind of syringe should I use?
- Mixing with LANTUS
- Instructions for Use
- How do I draw the insulin into the syringe?
- How do I inject LANTUS?
- What can affect how much insulin I need?
- What are the possible side effects of LANTUS and other insulins?
- How should I store LANTUS?
- General Information about LANTUS
Read this "Patient Information" that comes with LANTUS (LAN-tus) before you start using it and each time you get a refill because there may be new information. This leaflet does not take the place of talking with your healthcare provider about your condition or treatment. If you have questions about LANTUS or about diabetes, talk with your healthcare provider.
- Do not change the insulin you are using without talking to your healthcare provider. Any change of insulin should be made cautiously and only under medical supervision. Changes in insulin strength, manufacturer, type (for example: Regular, NPH, analogs), species (beef, pork, beef-pork, human) or method of manufacture (recombinant DNA versus animal source insulin) may need a change in the dose. This dose change may be needed right away or later on during the first several weeks or months on the new insulin. Doses of oral anti-diabetic medicines may also need to change, if your insulin is changed.
- You must test your blood sugar levels while using an insulin, such as LANTUS. Your healthcare provider will tell you how often you should test your blood sugar level, and what to do if it is high or low.
- Do NOT dilute or mix LANTUS with any other insulin or solution. It will not work and you may lose blood sugar control, which could be serious.
- LANTUS comes as U-100 insulin and contains 100 units of LANTUS per milliliter (mL). One milliliter of U-100 insulin contains 100 units of insulin. (1 mL = 1 cc).
What is Diabetes?
- Your body needs insulin to turn sugar (glucose) into energy. If your body does not make enough insulin, you need to take more insulin so you will not have too much sugar in your blood.
- Insulin injections are important in keeping your diabetes under control. But the way you live, your diet, careful checking of your blood sugar levels, exercise, and planned physical activity, all work with your insulin to help you control your diabetes.
- LANTUS (insulin glargine [recombinant DNA origin]) is a long-acting insulin. Because LANTUS is made by recombinant DNA technology (rDNA) and is chemically different from the insulin made by the human body, it is called an insulin analog. LANTUS is used to treat patients with diabetes for the control of high blood sugar. It is used once a day to lower blood sugar.
- LANTUS is a clear, colorless, sterile solution for injection under the skin (subcutaneously).
- The active ingredient in LANTUS is insulin glargine. The concentration of insulin glargine is 100 units per milliliter (mL), or U-100. LANTUS also contains zinc, metacresol, glycerol, polysorbate 20 and water for injection as inactive ingredients. Hydrochloric acid and/or sodium hydroxide may be added to adjust the pH.
- You need a prescription to get LANTUS. Always be sure you receive the right insulin from the pharmacy.
Do not take LANTUS if you are allergic to insulin glargine or any of the inactive ingredients in LANTUS. Check with your healthcare provider if you are not sure.
Before starting LANTUS, tell your healthcare provider about all your medical conditions including if you:
- have liver or kidney problems. Your dose may need to be adjusted.
- are pregnant or plan to become pregnant. It is not known if LANTUS may harm your unborn baby. It is very important to maintain control of your blood sugar levels during pregnancy. Your healthcare provider will decide which insulin is best for you during your pregnancy.
- are breast-feeding or plan to breast-feed. It is not known whether LANTUS passes into your milk. Many medicines, including insulin, pass into human milk, and could affect your baby. Talk to your healthcare provider about the best way to feed your baby.
- about all the medicines you take including prescription and non-prescription medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements.
See the "Instructions for Use" including the "How do I draw the insulin into the syringe?" section for additional information.
- Follow the instructions given by your healthcare provider about the type or types of insulin you are using. Do not make any changes with your insulin unless you have talked to your healthcare provider. Your insulin needs may change because of illness, stress, other medicines, or changes in diet or activity level. Talk to your healthcare provider about how to adjust your insulin dose.
- You may take LANTUS at any time during the day but you must take it at the same time every day.
- Only use LANTUS that is clear and colorless. If your LANTUS is cloudy or slightly colored, return it to your pharmacy for a replacement.
- Follow your healthcare provider's instructions for testing your blood sugar.
- Inject LANTUS under your skin (subcutaneously) in your upper arm, abdomen (stomach area), or thigh (upper leg). Never inject it into a vein or muscle.
- Change (rotate) injection sites within the same body area.
- Always use a syringe that is marked for U-100 insulin. If you use other than U-100 insulin syringe, you may get the wrong dose of insulin causing serious problems for you, such as a blood sugar level that is too low or too high. Always use a new needle and syringe each time you give LANTUS injection.
- Disposable syringes and needles should be used only once. Used syringe and needle should be placed in sharps containers (such as red biohazard containers), hard plastic containers (such as detergent bottles), or metal containers (such as an empty coffee can). Such containers should be sealed and disposed of properly.
- Do NOT dilute or mix LANTUS with any other insulin or solution. It will not work as intended and you may lose blood sugar control, which could be serious.
- Drug Information Provided by National Library of Medicine (NLM).


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Please fill out the following form to request your reservation
Download the Tree House Lodge Reservation Policies here Descargue aqui las Politicas de Reservacion del Tree House Lodge
Costa Ricans
We promote national tourism and therefore give a 10% discount on the rates mentioned above if you can show us your Costa Rican nationality.
Payment Conditions
There is not a minimum stay however in the case of one night lodging the total amount must be paid up front via Paypal or Wire.
Payment and cancellation policies
a) In order to confirm the reservation we ask for 30% of the total amount paid up front. The remaining 70% must be paid 2 weeks prior to arrival.
b)All cancellations must be received in writing or e-mail: email@example.com. All the cancellations must be acknowledged by the lodge.
c)If canceled or modified more than 14 days before date of arrival, 30 percent of the total price of the reservation will be charged.
If canceled or modified later, we offer no cash refund. Instead we offer a credit note for 50 % of the deposit you already made. In case of no show, we do not reimburse any deposit.
We also offer you the option that we'll try to resell the reservation dates to a new customer, which is often possible. If this is the case, 50% of the deposit will be refunded to you via paypal.
d)Cancellations during the stay apply full charge with a credit note for the cancelled nights. This credit note can be use for a new reservation all year long. The initial deposit is not refundable.
e) We cannot be responsible for late arrivals (including plane delays), early check outs, heart attacks, change of plans, rain, financial crisis, car accidents, divorce or landslides.
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Simon Cowell Keeps Frown Lines at Bay with Botox
March 03, 2008 10:08 AM by Jennifer_Brown
Well, with all that frowning he does, it only makes sense that Simon Cowell would want to do something to keep his skin looking flawless.
The American Idol judge known for his, er…honest opinions admits in the August issue of Glamour magazine that he regularly uses Botox injections to appear younger.
"To me, Botox is no more unusual than toothpaste," Cowell says. "It works, you do it once a year – who cares?"
Furthermore, Cowell admits, he wears lifts to make him appear taller, sometimes sporting shoes with a 1″ heel (heck, you'd think he'd just spend more time standing next to Ryan Seacrest if he wants to look taller).
What other things does Cowell dish about in the magazine?
How about three things he'll never do: dye his hair, get married, and be a spokesperson for Viagra (this last he called "a #%$@ insult!").
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4 Parks near Stockton, California
Lodi, California 8.8 miles NE
Woodbridge, California 10.46 miles N
Lathrop, California 12.93 miles S
Manteca, California 14.68 miles SE
Tracy, California 17.45 miles SW
8900 Thornton Road Stockton, California 97058 (map) | 209-951-5026
Sites: 8 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $20.00
This park has 8 RV sites with 50 amp, water, and a dump station. Easy access for big rigs. We parked our 40 foot fifth wheel here and had no problems, but we arrived early in the day before the parking lot filled up. Sites are paved, but some sites are sloped moderately. Great shopping in area. Would stay again. - richdoreen
Stockton, California (map) | (209) 951-4144
Sites: 32 | Latest Rate: $37.00 | 33 Reviews
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May 2015 - $37.00
Reasonably clean RV park with waterfront sites along the river. Some sites with nice shade trees, others without. The reasons we downgraded the park are: No sewer hook-ups, no cable, no pool and all of the 50 amp sites were in locations without shade trees; so you get 50 amp service or shade, not both. Our satellite antenna worked fine outside the front of our RV site. The sites are wide enough for both your rig and your tow vehicle, side by side. The wooden tables in each site are in poor condition and need some repair, at least a good scrubbing and a coat of paint. The honey wagon man comes on Thursdays only ($15.00), so plan accordingly if you stay for a while. The good news is, he pumps the RVs first starting around 9 AM, so you can get the service done and have the rest of the day to plan your activities. We rented a covered slip to keep our boat in, which was a very short walk from our RV site which was very nice. There is a large open field next to the RV sites to park your boat trailer, which is free. The boat launch is right next door to the RV park and costs $9.25 with the senior discount. We enjoyed our stay and plan on returning, but we understand that this is a popular weekend destination and if you plan to stay over a weekend, reservations might be difficult to obtain. - Skishell
Mar 2015 - $32.00
Short detour from I-5 but worth it. This is a combo RV park and marina on the San Joaquin River. Very nice, very quiet with excellent walking path along the levee. Good overnight place transiting this section of CA. - 1947red
Jun 2014 - $44.00
Expensive for what it is. Wi-Fi worked well, great river view, quiet. No sewer, no cable. Sites away from office are untidy. The restrooms older but tidy and clean. Park is also a storage facility and marina. Had to disconnect auto hauler to fit site but this was not a problem. - Kiwigirl
Stockton, California (map) | (209) 464-2980
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We have stayed here before and I must say: this park is going through some real changes. It is getting a face lift, so to speak. With that said: the staff and the store have the same pleasant people that where here from the last time, except they have a couple of new people that add to the charming atmosphere. The camp sites are well maintained and manicured. The bathrooms are older but still well maintained and clean. This park is just one big adventure of a place to walk, and has quirky people to meet. We will definitely stay here again! - J Mellish
Jan 2011 - $40.00
The park is old but in good shape, they are really not set up for big rigs, we are 44 ft, the sites are around 30-40ft we pulled in facing the river so all the hook ups are backwards we did get 50 amps from the site next to us, but if they are full you may as well take a site not on the water. They are pet friendly and you have a lot of park to walk in. The park is about 5 min. from town in a car. No sewer available, they do provide a fair dump station. - 44 ft Beaver
Jun 2008 - $17.00
What a dump! It may have been a nice campground at one time but not any more! It was quite run down. Overhead electric lines were so low that we could not stay there (thankfully!). Our rig would have hit them for sure had we tried to drive through the park. So we got our money back and had to make a U-turn at the entrance (that was fun!). - lotsarocks
Stockton, California (map) | (209) 948-6995
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2013 - $40.00
We first drove in the campground and wanted to leave cause at first glance it was a bit rough. We found our sight, b40 and it backed up to a large grass area with large shade trees and the Delta was right there. It was beautiful! We had a great area to have a BBQ and campfire, to our family it was perfect. The beach area was nice although the first day there were so many jet skis the noise was horrible. There were 10 in our little area at one time. Just seemed like a lot. I was worried about the night and if the area would get a bit wild but it was fine. We enjoyed our BBQ and campfire and then slept fine. As long as we got the same area of the campground we would stay again. - missymiss
Jul 2007 - $25.00
This place was a dump. Septic backed up and there was a stench. No one was cleaning the restrooms or bathrooms. Plus the place is up for sale so it seems no one cares. We stayed the next night at Tiki Lagun, down the road and found it to be 10x cleaner and much more friendly staff. - traveller57
Jun 2006 - $25.00
This is the single worst campground we have stayed at to date. The campsites are in the middle of an oval of permanent residents. It is dirty and way off of the beaten path. It took us 30 minutes to get to the place off of the 5 freeway. The managers were watering down the dirt sites, and sprayed our clean truck and trailer with dirt and mud. The pictures in the website do not tell a true story. The river is right next to the campground, but it is brown. - smeede


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New Article on CALI Spotlight: OER: Where Law School Lags Behind K-12 and Undergrad
I recently had the opportunity to attend the Open Education Conference
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blog at http://spotlight.cali.org/?p=146. My notes from the conference
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BTW, we recently revamped the CALI Spotlight Blog, moving it to
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Inside the Eagles: Eagles' drafting of Danny Watkins in first round looks like mistake
Jeff McLane, Inquirer Staff Writer
Posted: Saturday, November 3, 2012, 7:38 PM
If they were drinking truth serum down at the NovaCare, instead of the usual mix of delusion and denial, the Eagles would admit that they shouldn't have drafted Danny Watkins in the first round of the 2011 draft.
As is often the case, getting Andy Reid and company to say they goofed isn't easy.
Sometimes, the Eagles coach doesn't have to say a word. His actions speak louder. Then there are those times when you have to connect the dots.
With Watkins, it's too early to label the offensive lineman a bust, even if he turns 28 in two days. But in his first 18 games, the guard has shown little to suggest he is of Pro Bowl caliber, which is the bar teams often set for interior linemen selected so high.
Adding intrigue to Watkins' standing is an ankle that Reid called "chronic" Oct. 26 after he missed his first two practices of the season because of the injury. Reid said it was an injury Watkins had for years, one he said he knew about before the draft.
"This will pass here," Reid said Thursday. "It's not where it's going to be career-ending."
Both of Watkins' agents were asked if they knew of a chronic ankle.
"First I ever heard of it," said Joe Panos, a former Eagles offensive lineman.
"I recall Danny had a completely clean medical," Eric Metz said in an e-mail, "which contributed to so many clubs giving him a first-round grade."
Watkins declined to answer questions about his ankle, he said Friday, because "coach doesn't want us talking about injuries."
Earlier Friday, Reid said that he chose the wrong word — chronic, "marked by long duration or frequent recurrence," as defined by Webster's — in describing the ankle. He said that Watkins had a history of ankle injuries — two sprains on each leg while in college.
But Watkins had more than just ankle sprains in college, according to a source within the Baylor University program. He had a broken bone in one of his ankles during his senior season. Watkins hardly practiced during the week, but didn't miss a game, the source said. The injury went unreported.
The Eagles had no comment on Watkins' broken bone.
Watkins started in all 25 games during his two years at Baylor University. He played in 22 of 23 games at Butte (Calif.) Junior College. There had never been any mention of his having an ankle injury until Oct. 25, when he sat out practice.
Reid said Watkins first "tweaked" his ankle during the Lions game Oct. 14. He said the guard played with the injury. The Detroit game, in which the Eagles blew a 10-point with five minutes to play, has been cited as a low point for Watkins and the offensive line.
Reid didn't mention Watkins' injury after the game or the Monday after, although he isn't required by the league. The Eagles, after the bye week, didn't resume practice until Oct. 22. Watkins practiced, according to Reid, although it was a light workout.
He practiced again Oct. 24 but was listed on the injury report with an "ankle," although he was deemed a full participant. Watkins was then held out the next two days after Reid said the ankle wasn't feeling right on Oct. 25.
"I really don't know [what happened], to tell you the truth," Watkins said Friday. "I can't start practicing and then we went in and looked at it and they said, 'Yeah, you [injured] your ankle.'"
Watkins had been listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the Falcons and rookie Dennis Kelly started in his place. Kelly will earn his second career start on Monday night in New Orleans. Watkins was listed as out.
Reid was asked Thursday if Watkins would retain his starting position when he returns from injury, but the coach gave an ambiguous answer. "We'll see how he feels once he gets in there," he said.
Because Kelly was competent against Atlanta — with the assistance of a game plan that featured quick throws — some have celebrated the possible end of Watkins' run at right guard. He has struggled. Pro Football Focus ranks him 51st out of the 57 guards in pass-blocking.
But to cheer Watkins' demise would be missing the big picture — that the Eagles appear to have wasted another first-round pick and are paying the price. A fifth-round rookie like Kelly shouldn't start ahead of a top pick in his second season.
Watkins was projected by many analysts to be a late- first- to early-second-round pick before the draft. Sports Illustrated's Peter King predicted Watkins would go the Eagles with the 26th overall selection, which is where the Birds picked him.
But there were obvious concerns. Watkins had played football for only four years, first picking up the game when he attended Butte to study fire sciences. The Eagles also wanted to move him from left tackle to right guard, and to do so while learning Howard Mudd's new blocking technique.
By the end of last season, Watkins appeared to be progressing. The line was clicking. But then Jason Peters ruptured his Achilles and Jason Kelce tore his ACL, and the entire unit — not just Watkins — became inconsistent.
But the firefighter was supposed to be an anchor. Instead, he's dragging Reid to the bottom, along with a number of the coach's dubious draft picks.
If Watkins doesn't start sometime soon, either because of the injury or a benching, it could be interpreted as Reid's cutting the Canadian loose to save himself.
Mistakes are orphans, but that would own up to a blunder — whoever's it is.
Contact Jeff McLane at email@example.com or on Twitter @Jeff_McLane.
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Maryland Evens Season Series with Sweep of Deacons
Oct. 26, 2007
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Maryland avenged an early season sweep at the hands of Wake Forest with a three-game defeat of its own Friday evening at Comcast Pavilion. The Terrapins downed the Demon Deacons 30-19, 30-21, 30-17.
Wake Forest drops to 7-15 overall and 4-9 in the ACC, while Maryland moves to 14-8 overall and 6-7 in conference play.
Junior Natalie Mullikin led the Deacs with 13 kills but went without a block solo on the night. Mullikin is currently tied for the Wake Forest career block solos record with 87. The Terps held her without a single block, marking the first time Mullikin has been shutout in that category in over two years.
Mullikin hit a team-best .346 with four errors in 26 attempts.
Freshman Lauren McIntyre had a team-high four blocks on the night, all of which were block assists. McIntyre also had seven kills for Wake.
Freshman Kristen White had three blocks, including one block solo, and 10 digs.
Freshman Megan Thornberry led the Deacons with 12 digs.
Freshman setter Kelsey Jones dished out 25 assists on the night, marking her lowest total of assists since Sept. 15. Jones added seven digs.
Senior Michael Faulkner chipped in six kills and five digs.
As a team, Wake Forest hit just .113 compared to Maryland's mark of .380.
The Deacs held the early advantage in game one. Wake led 10-7 before Maryland scored six straight points to take a lead it would not relinquish.
Wake Forest held tight, trailing 20-17 late in the game. However, the Terps rattled off seven consecutive points to gain control of the contest. Maryland finished with a 30-19 win.
Mullikin had five of her 13 kills in game one, while Thornberry recorded a team-best six digs in the contest.
The Terrapins continued the momentum into game two, as they never trailed in the contest. Wake Forest kept it close until Maryland was able to once again pull away with a big run.
Trailing 7-1 early, the Deacs used a 10-5 run to pull within one at 12-11. With Maryland holding a 17-16 advantage, the Terps scored six straight and eight of the next nine points for a 25-17 lead. Wake could not recover, as Maryland finished with a 30-21 victory.
McIntyre and White had two blocks apiece in game two. One of White's two was a block solo.
The Terps pulled away early in game three and cruised to the sweep. Leading 5-3, Maryland used a 14-3 run to take a 19-6 lead.
The Deacons could not get closer than 11 the rest of the way. Maryland earned a 30-17 match-clinching win.
Mullikin posted four kills with no errors in eight attempts in game three.
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Manage Social Media marketing campaigns and day-to-day activities including:
- Curate relevant content to reach the audience
- Write editorial content
- Monitor, listen and respond to users in a "Social" way while cultivating leads and sales
- Conduct online advocacy and open stream for cross-promotions
- Develop and expand community and/or blogger outreach efforts
- Oversee design (ie: Facebook Timeline cover, profile pic, thumbnails, ads, landing pages, Twitter profile, and blog)
- Design, create and manage promotions and Facebook ad campaigns.
- Compile report for management showing results (ROI).
- Become an advocate for the Company in Social Media spaces, engaging in dialogues and answering questions where appropriate.
- Demonstrate ability to map out marketing strategy and then drive that strategy proven by testing and metrics.
- Implement a proactive strategy for capturing customer online reviews. Monitor online ratings and respond accordingly.
- Monitor trends in Social Media tools, applications, channels, design and strategy.
- Identify threats and opportunities in user generated content surrounding the business, report to appropriate management.
- Analyze campaigns and translate anecdotal or qualitative data into recommendations and plans for revising the Social Media campaigns.
- Monitor effective benchmarks for measuring the impact of Social Media programs. Analyze, review, and report on effectiveness of campaigns in an effort to maximize results.
- Possesses knowledge and experience in the tenets of traditional marketing. Marketing degree is welcomed but not required with relevant work experience.
- Demonstrates creativity and documented immersion in Social Media. (Give links to profiles as examples).
- Proficient in content marketing theory and application. Experience sourcing and managing content development and publishing.
- Exhibits the ability to jump from the creative side of marketing to analytical side, able to demonstrate why their ideas are analytically sound.
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- Displays ability to effectively communicate information and ideas in written and video/design format.
- Exceeds at building and maintaining sales relationships, online and off.
- Is a Team player with the confidence to take the lead and guide other employees when necessary. (ie: content development, creation and editing of content, and online reputation management).
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Whoopi Goldberg Tells Off Mama Joyce on The View — Watch Here! (VIDEO)
Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kandi Burruss constantly gets criticism about her relationship with Todd Tucker from her mom, Joyce. Now, The View star Whoopi Goldberg is letting Joyce know exactly what she thinks of the situation.
Kandi, Joyce, and Todd appeared on The View this week, and Whoopi said she doesn't like that Joyce keeps meddling in Kandi's business. "You have a man in your life, right?" Whoopi asks Joyce. When Joyce says yes, Whoopi asks, "Is [Kandi] up in your business?" to which Joyce reluctantly says no.
Then, Whoopi gets real. "You and I are minutes apart in terms of age — we don't have time for this mess," Whoopi tells Joyce. "Let her make the mistake if she's gonna make the mistake." Finally, someone is making sense!
"You gotta let her do it — you can't do this for her," Whoopi says. "She has to do it on her own. Now, maybe she made some early mistakes — you're trying to keep her from doing it again. [You and I] listen kinda to our parents, but we had to make our own mistakes — she's gotta do it."
Well said, Whoopi. Even though Joyce's concerns might have some validity, as Joyce wants the best for Kandi's daughter, we agree with Whoopi that Kandi needs to make her own decisions. But we'll have to wait and see if Whoopi's advice sinks in. We're guessing not.
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Born in 1982, Lily Wheelwright, a star of Ry Russo-Young's "Orphans," died last week at the age of 24. The film debuted earlier this month at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin. Wheelwright and "Orphans" director Ry Russo-Young met at the age of six and the two attended at Saint Ann's School in Brooklyn. A student of Yale University and the Art Institute of Chicago, Wheelwright studied acting at Columbia University and made several short films, including a recent project inspired by dance marathons of the Depression era. "Stamina," the first installment, was a 24-hour marathon that yielded a trailer which was screened at Art Basel Miami 2005. She was also involved with Ryan McGinley's photography series "An Accessible Eden" and attended SXSW with "Orphans."
"I've known Lily since we were little kids and attended the same school," Ry Russo-Young told indieWIRE on Tuesday. "Since she was a child, she has been extremely talented in many different respects. She was a wonderful person to be around, funny and full of light. Lily gave so much of her own creative character to the role of Roise in 'Orphans', from putting her legs up the wall in one scene to singing in another. Working with her was an experience that I will always cherish. I will miss her terribly."


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Maj. Gen. William D. Razz Waff, commanding general of the Army Reserve's 99th Regional Support Command, right, speaks with Ambassador Daniel Rubini, Army Reserve ambassador for Pennsylvania and member of the Washington Crossing Re-enactors Society, during a Dec. 9 dress rehearsal for the 60th Annual Crossing of the Delaware re-enactment scheduled for Christmas day at Washington Crossing Historic Park, Pa. Each December, thousands of people gather on the New Jersey and Pennsylvania banks of the Delaware River to watch the re-enactment of George Washington's 1776 river crossing during the American Revolution.
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6 hours ago, Ray7 wrote
I think the answer to that is 'huge'. Here's an image of the inside of the new Macbook:
Beautifully put together, but if I'm not mistaken, almost half the internal space is taken up by the custom battery cells. That (and the removal of the hard drive and optical disk) is what it takes to keep this machine running for seven hours without a recharge.
Does make you think.
That many batteries can't come cheap, either....


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Researcher says businesses will consider area for job growth
In coming years, Riverside County's population explosion will become a distant memory, while steady economic growth could allow thousands more Southwest County residents to commute to Temecula instead of established job centers near the coast, according to a series of demographic analyses performed for local governments.
The Riverside County Center for Demographic Research projects populations rising to 128,000 people in Murrieta, 124,000 people in Temecula and 92,000 people in Lake Elsinore by 2035. While thousands of new residents are expected in each city, the numbers also represent dramatically slowing growth. Annual growth could fall to a projected 1.6 percent from the average of 6.6 percent that Lake Elsinore logged from 2000-05, to a projected 0.7 percent from a recent 12 percent in Murrieta and to 0.4 percent from a recent average of 6.7 percent in Temecula.
Local officials said the projections are roughly in line with what they already expect to see in their cities, given the thousands of acres covered by new houses in the last decade. The analysis by the demographic agency also suggests that Murrieta -- and, particularly, Temecula -- could add jobs faster than they add residents, meaning that the next generation of local commuters could have an easier life.
Southwest County's population is growing to a point where businesses increasingly see residents as potential employees and not only as latent customers, said Bill Gayk, the center's chief researcher. That's particularly true for large companies in research and manufacturing, Gayk said. Businesses will likely continue to grow and attract new businesses in Temecula to a greater extent than in many other areas of the county, he said.
"We're seeing more of that in the Temecula area," Gayk said. "Temecula's getting that basic type of employer."
Temecula could have 690 jobs per 1,000 residents by 2035, compared to about 510 in 2005, according to the research center. That number could rise to 250 from 210 in Murrieta, while faster population growth in Lake Elsinore could drive that ratio down to 210 from 260, according to the research center. Taken together, the three cities could end up with about 390 jobs per 1,000 residents, compared to a recent level of about 350.
The center is a joint effort of Riverside County, UC Riverside and the two associations that represent city governments in the western and central portions of the county. Its studies are ongoing and Gayk said more detailed demographic projections would be made available later this year.
Gayk said that the jobs projections depend heavily on global economic factors that are far out of local governments' control, ranging from gasoline prices to future demand for a particular product that might be made in Southwest County several years from now.
City officials interviewed this week said they would take nothing for granted, continuing rather to lobby for the sorts of high-paying office and manufacturing jobs that now draw many residents to places such as Sorrento Valley and Irvine.
Murrieta Councilman Rick Gibbs said he welcomes the job growth in the area, even if it's just outside his city. After all, he said, a five-mile commute to Temecula beats a 65-mile commute to La Jolla.
"The idea is to bring the jobs to our area," he said. "Draw a circle of 15 or 20 miles around Murrieta, and if the jobs are in that area, great."
Local communities seek to lure employers mainly through the Economic Alliance of Southwest California, an organization that's funded by Riverside County and the three local cities.
Though expected, the continued slowdown in population growth should make it a bit easier for state and local governments' roadbuilding efforts to keep pace, local officials said.


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Date(s) - February 16, 2014
2:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Civic Center of Greater Des Moines, Des Moines, IA
Joseph Giunta, conducting
Celebrate Valentine's Day weekend with the iconic American music of George Gershwin! In this special concert event, his greatest music including Rhapsody In Blue, Love Is Here To Stay, Summertime and I Got Rhythm, come to life like never before. Singing and pianistic virtuosity highlight the program which also includes rarely-seen footage of the famous Gershwin family, broadcast on a giant screen above the stage, telling the story of brothers George and Ira Gershwin and the music that continues to delight audiences for generations later. This will be an unforgettable Valentine's weekend concert event you won't want to miss! This concert is presented by The Ruan Family and Bankers Trust.
Single tickets are $15-$55 and are available through Ticketmaster and the Civic Center Ticket Office.Student tickets are $7.50-$27.50 and are available through the Civic Center Ticket Office (221 Walnut Street, Des Moines; open 9a-5p Monday through Friday and two hours prior to performances).Student rush tickets, subject to availability, are $5 for junior high and high school students and $10 for all other students the day of the concert through the Civic Center Ticket Office.


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With "G.I. Joe 3" in the mix and rumors of "Star Trek 3" as well, it would appear that director Jon M. Chu had one blockbuster too many on his plate. So, sorry He-Man fans, you'll have to wait a bit longer for your movie.
THR reports that while "Masters of the Universe" has landed yet another writer to try and get a script in order—this time Terry Rossio ("The Lone Ranger" and every "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie)—it will be moving on without Chu. No reason has been given for his departure, though perhaps he woke up one morning and realized he was attached to direct "Masters of the Universe" and came to his senses.
In other director news: Deadline reports that "Parkland" helmer Peter Landesman has been slated to direct "Down By the River," an adaptation of the non-fiction book by Charles Bowden. Landesman will also re-write the thriller about "the younger brother of a high-level DEA official and former undercover agent [who] is murdered in broad daylight in El Paso, Texas. After discovering the hit was ordered by the drug kingpin across the river in Juarez, Mexico, possibly as retribution for the agent's past actions, the DEA official heads across the border for some big-time revenge—not only against the killers but the DEA as well." Sounds promising.
Deadline also reveals that Jamie Travis, the man behind "For A Good Time Call...," will direct "When We First Met." Penned by John Whittington, the story follows "a man who spends the perfect first night with the girl of his dreams only to get stuck in the friend zone for the next three years—until he gets the chance to travel back in time to change that night, and his fate, over and over again." Okay, then.
Finally, to bring it back to Chu, here's a commercial he recently directed for Microsoft Surface.


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The little man's back. Sitting on my dresser watching me with a bittersweet smile on his face. I knew the little bastard wouldn't stay away forever. I knew he would be coming soon though and I'm ready. Well, almost. Looking back at everything now it's hard to believe that it's been such a long time since seeing Mike, Ba-ba-oo and Ma-ma-oo on Monkey Beach. Since Jimmy died. So much has happened over the years between then and now, but laying here it has all gone by so very quickly. Where to start? I guess starting where I left off last would be as good a place as any.
I open my eyes only to slam them shut again to protect them from the glare of the ridiculously bright florescent lights. I open them slower the next time, letting them adjust. The roof isn't my roof. I hear beeping and whispering and I smell antiseptic and piss. Hospital then. It takes a minute to get my head to move and when it does I can s


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College Hockey:Harvard Blows Away Saints
All Four Lines Score In Crimson's ECAC Title Victory
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — Of Harvard's six goals in its ECAC championship victory over St. Lawrence, none was more well-received than senior Mina Pell's goal at 10:50 of the third period. Not only was it Mina's first goal this season, it also meant all four Harvard lines had scored. The achievement was indicative of Harvard's complete team effort.
The dominant 6-1 victory came despite No. 2 Harvard (29-3-1) having played a two overtime game the day before and losing one of its top defensemen to injury.
"It was just a tremendous effort throughout the entire weekend for us," Stone said. "It took us a long time to figure out how to win yesterday, and we did, and I was pleased with that effort. Then we turned around and played with a tremendous amount of energy and played a really smart team game today."
Harvard scored two goals each period in the victory. Nicole Corriero assisted on three of Harvard's first four goals. The Crimson outshot the Saints 52-12 in the victory.
St. Lawrence's winless streak against Harvard was extended to eight (0-6-2). The Saints (27-9-1) will have a lot to work on before they rematch Harvard in the NCAA Frozen Four on Friday.
"From being undisciplined to our systems, to being undisciplined to take real bad penalties," said St. Lawrence coach Paul Flanagan, listing what his team needed to improve. "The systems' was a real frustrating aspect of our game today. We weren't here mentally, and our systems got us to this point. Some players just have to do what got us here."
Rachel Barrie could not work the magic of yesterday's 4-2 win over Dartmouth. Flanagan hoped his team's young defense with one senior, three juniors and two sophomores would learn from the experience.
Harvard was able to dominate the flow of the game with an aggressive two-three forecheck.
"I think this was our best game of the season," said Angela Ruggiero, the tournament MVP. "From start to finish we were relentless. Our 2-3 forecheck, you have to be decisive on it. And no one let up. We were moving our feet the whole game, playing as a team. And defensively we were rock solid."
Lauren McAuliffe struck first for Harvard at 2:25 of the first period when she tapped in a puck that Nicole Corriero kicked across the crease to her. McAuliffe also assisted on Harvard's second goal, a putback by Julie Chu at 13:59.
Harvard's third line earned the third Harvard goal on a three-on-one at 4:03 of the second period when Kat Sweet fed Carrie Schroyer for one-timer into the top left corner.
Ruggiero all but iced the game at 15:30 of the period when she deposited a feed from Corriero on a two-on-one into the top shelf. Julie Chu scored through Rachel Barrie's five-hole at 2:11 of the third period to give the second line its goal and set the stage for Pell's goal at 10:50.
Whitney Carbone scored the Saints lone goal 26 seconds later.
Harvard will rematch St. Lawrence on Friday without its leading scorer Gina Kingsbury. According to Harvard Julie Chu, there well be no let-down or overconfidence because of this day's success, and the team will keep fine-tuning in practice throughout the week.
"Today we played really hard and earned those bounces, other times you play a really great game and lose," Chu said. "Next weekend is a whole another game, and Rachel is a great goalie and they're a great team."
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San Francisco, California—June, 11, 2012— IGIGI by Yuliya Raquel's latest collection Voyage Exotique is a delightful summer escape inspired by some of the world's most captivating and exciting regions including Japan, Africa, The Tropics, and the Mediterranean jewel, Ibiza. Raquel's muse, plus model Grisel Paula, begins her journey dressed in ethereally beautiful Japonesque prints and continues onto an adventurous and sandy safari where she becomes a powerful and mesmerizing African queen. Next, she is in colorful and rich patterns inspired by the lush greenery of a tropical paradise. The journey ends in Ibiza where a glamorous Grisel is the life of the party dancing the night away before a dive into the warm waters at sunrise. Voyage Exotique is now available at www.igigi.com and select specialty stores worldwide. The link to the vide can be viewed here, http://www.igigi.com/inmotion?linkid=topmenu.
"Summer is the most exciting time of the year to escape to exotic, fun, and historical places for vacation, and I wanted to have our fashionista channel a world traveler going across the globe visiting different popular destinations perfectly dressed for each climate and occasion. I concentrated on pieces which are both bold and beautiful as well as easy to pack and wear for an effortless and chic style." said Yuliya Raquel, IGIGI Founder, Head Designer, and Creative Director.
Voyage Exotique includes dresses and separates ruched and draped in signature Yuliya Raquel style that carry the season's most sought after trends. Maxis and cocktail dresses in daring and vivacious floral, animal, and color-blocked prints, and lace; and business and casual separates in breathable, soft linen are just some of the highlights of the collection.
Headquartered in San Francisco, Ca, IGIGI by Yuliya Raquel was founded in 2000 with a mission to transform the world's view of beauty by providing full-figured women with fashion-forward, quality, and well-fitting clothes that would help express their beauty. Collections are designed in-house and produced locally through independent San Francisco Bay Area contractors. IGIGI by Yuliya Raquel has been featured in major fashion and life style magazines likeMarie Claire, The Oprah Magazine, People StyleWatch, Ladies Home Journal, Glamour, and Essence, and it has been a favorite among celebrities such as Nikki Blonsky, Kim Coles, KayCee Stroh, Jill Scott, Kelly Price, Ashley Fink, Martha Wash, and Gabourey Sidibe. IGIGI by Yuliya Raquel collections are available online atwww.igigi.com and select boutiques worldwide. IGIGI by Yuliya Raquel was honored with the Best Plus Fashion Retailer of the Year award (Full Figured Fashion Week, June, 2010), and made Internet Retailer's Top Hot 100 list (December, 2010), and received About.com Critics' Choice Best Plus Designer Award (March, 2011).


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Just before the companies Act was set to hit the retirement age, a youthful and investor-friendly companies Bill is finally here. The new Bill retains the old provisions, but also adds stronger and progressive provisions.
A provision which would find favour with most shareholders is the dispensation of requirement of mandatory transfer to reserves before declaring dividend. Higher the dividend payout, happier the investors. Similarly, granting of general voting rights to preference shareholders where the company has defaulted in dividend payout for more than two years would garner a thorough support.
Fairness in thought and conduct seems to find prime place in the theme of the Bill. Any preferential allotment of capital by a company would now require price determination by registered valuer ensuring the existing shareholders are not diluted on a non-fair basis. Where a listed company is proposed to be merged with an unlisted company, the shareholders would be given an option to exit from the listed company on receipt of fair compensation. The Bill seeks to protect the interest of minorities by introducing the concept of exit opportunities to dissenting shareholders.
The investors would now be better empowered to enforce agreed upon rights on specific matters by inclusion of entrenchment provisions in the Articles of Association (AOA). Entrenchment provision means a provision which allows amendment of specific provisions of AOA only if certain procedures more restrictive than a special resolution are followed. This would certainly find investors including minority and other classes throwing a red carpet welcome.
The companies Bill includes certain general provisions for safeguarding minority interest and for enforcing better corporate governance: Bestowing right to specified group of shareholders and creditors to object to a scheme (restricting frivolous claims), intimation to regulators (including income-tax authorities) about a scheme, sending expert valuation report to shareholders along with the notice of meeting, mandatory valuation by registered valuer under specified situations and obtaining certificate from companys auditor stating the accounting treatment in the scheme is in accordance with Accounting Standards.
The companies Bill stresses on transparency. In line thereof specified transactions (such as purchase, sale of goods or services and leasing of property) with related parties would need prior board approval and in certain cases shareholder approval through special resolution. Alternatively, a company could enter into such transactions without approval, if it is in normal course of business and at arms length arrangement. Similarly, prior shareholder approval is required by


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Salsa Cheese Dip Recipe
Are you looking for a speedy dip for tortilla chips? Try this cool crowd-pleaser from Judy Barry of West Milford, New Jersey. She jazzes up cream cheese with salsa, then tops it off with chopped veggies and cheese.
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 jar (16 ounces) salsa, divided
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 small red onion, chopped
- 1 medium tomato, seeded and chopped
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- Tortilla chips
- 1. In a small bowl, beat cream cheese until smooth. Beat in 1 cup of salsa until combined. Spread onto a 12-in. serving plate. Sprinkle with green pepper, onion and tomato. Top with the remaining salsa; sprinkle with cheese. Serve with tortilla chips. Yield: 14-16 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (2 tablespoons) equals 117 calories, 9 g fat (6 g saturated fat), 28 mg cholesterol, 251 mg sodium, 3 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 5 g protein.
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How to Cope With Ill Parents
If you're a child and one of your parents is ill, then you want to do everything you can to help. Telling your parent that you love him or her and you want to help can brighten up their day.
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1Realize that your parent is going through a lot and might not always be cheerful. Do not take their emotions to heart. They may get upset or frustrated, but their emotions are usually due to their illness, not you.
2Ask if you can help with anything - cleaning, making phone calls, feeding the pet, helping a younger brother or sister with homework, etc.
3Try not to make too much noise if your parent is sleeping. Close the door to the room they are sleeping in. If your parent needs to get to an appointment, gently wake them about 30 minutes before they need to be there.
4Don't have friends over. See if you can go to your friend's house instead.
5Keep your own life under control so your parent doesn't have to worry about disciplining you all the time. Do your homework, come home when you say you will, go to bed when you're supposed to, and do all the other stuff you know you have to do without having to be reminded. This way your parent can relax and not have to worry too much about how you are coping.
6Don't think about how ill your mother or father is. This will make you sad and worried - which will make your parent worried too.
7Research your parent's illness. It can help you deal with their discomfort if you know what kinds of symptoms and side effects they're experiencing.
8Tell your mother or father you love them, even when they're sick. Do not treat your parent as if the only substance to them is their illness.
9Do nice things for them. Parents (or anyone!) appreciate being cared for or helped out. Help out around the house, offer to make dinner, or do things that need to be done.
10Clean the house. Your mother or father probably doesn't have the energy to deal with cleaning.
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- If, despite your efforts, you still feel overwhelmed or depressed, go see your school counselor or a trusted teacher. Just because your parents are going through a tough time doesn't mean you don't deserve help.
- Ill parents can be very edgy, as they are usually very frustrated. So be on your best behavior 24/7.
- Don't make them think they can't do anything themselves. If there are things that they can do by themselves easily, let them do it.
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Superb 1973 BULOVA AMBASSADOR 11 AOACB Vintage RETRO AUTOMATIC Mens Watch
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The DialThe dial is signed for BULOVA AMBASSADOR at the top and AUTOMATIC under the hands. At the very bottom it says SWISS MADE.
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MovementThe movement is the BULOVA 11 AOACB 23 JEWELS AUTOMATIC N3 (1973) and is keeping excellent time currently. Please note however that vintage watches cannot be guaranteed and it is always advisable to have them serviced at regular intervals to protect your investment .
Cosmetic ConditionCosmetically, overall this looks very well. There are signs of age commensurate wear to the case and strap but nothing too serious and all good testament to its authenticity. The dial and crystal look pretty much perfect and the movement is gleaming. Most importantly, please study the photos and make your own assessment prior to bidding.
StrapIt comes on its original signed BULOVA strap which currently has enough links in it to fit just under an 8 inch wrist – so this is not a huge measurement. Please bear this in mind – links can be taken out but we do not have any more to add. In short, a great quality time piece with excellent brand form and a top quality movement – perfect for special occasions or everyday wear. Don't miss it. This starts VERY LOW at £4.99 with NO RESERVE in TRUE Ebay style. YOU DECIDE THE FINAL PRICE! Thank you for taking the time to look and ! If you are interested in lovely vintage and retro watches then please see my other items : Check out my other items !
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September 17, 2012 | Volume 87, Number 23
Father Anthony Mpungu, pastor of St. Richard's, gathered with parishioners and visitors after the Sunday Mass. The parish, established in 1940, draws many travelers heading north and south along the I-95 corridor.
St. Richard's, Emporia: Older community welcomes diversity among newcomers
With its location just off of Interstate 95, many travelers stop overnight in Emporia as they head north or south to various destinations. Weekend travelers who are Catholic might find themselves at St. Richard Catholic Church on Sunday mornings at 10:30.
Emporia, a few miles north of the North Carolina-Virginia border, is located 65 miles south of Richmond and has a population of 5,927, according to the 2010 Census.
St. Richard's, located a block from Emporia's Main Street in the south end of the city, is paired with St. Peter the Apostle Parish at Lake Gaston, 34 miles west. The Emporia Catholic church is much closer in distance to St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Roanoke Rapids, NC. (19 miles), but the latter is part of the Diocese of Raleigh.
The congregation greeting one another.
Father Anthony Mpungu, who is originally from the Archdiocese of Kampala in Uganda, has been pastor of both parishes since July 1.
Apparently his arrival has been beneficial to the parish.
"Since Father Anthony has been here, both the attendance and finances have increased," said Christine Smith who, with her husband, Ed, and Stephanie "Stevie" Thomas, helped count the Sunday collection Aug. 26.
"Some of the parishioners who had left are coming back," Mrs. Smith said. "The first Sunday Father Anthony was here, you could just see everyone's spirits were lifted."
The new pastor is likewise pleased with his parishioners.
"So far it's a very good experience," Father Anthony told The Catholic Virginian. "I find the people very welcoming. They love their faith and they're doing their best for the church."
Ernest and Ann Thomas, standing in the back pew, lead the singing and Gospel acclamation.
Parishioners of the Catholic community of St. Richard's are older. Many are retired.
"Emporia is a nice place to live if you're retired," said Ernest Thomas, a retired native who grew up in Emporia and left for Washington, D.C. where he worked for 32 years.
There are many motels and fast food restaurants which provide jobs, but the only other major employers in Emporia would be the public schools, Southern Regional Medical Center and local merchants.
Mr. Thomas and his wife Ann, a member of the parish pastoral council and who leads the congregational singing at Mass, returned to Emporia in 1998 when his parents' health began to decline and he felt he should be nearby. He was not a Catholic at that time and had been raised a Baptist. His Catholic wife had attended Catholic schools in the nation's capital growing up. She began attending St. Richard's in 2000.
When Mr. Thomas was asked by Father Steve Cowan, then pastor, about becoming a Catholic, he hesitated he then spoke to his ailing mother, a staunch Baptist, about it.
From left are Cathy Eschbach, church secretary-bookkeeper; Gertrude Kapinof, a member of St. Richard's for 55 years, and "Stevie" Thomas.
"As long as they believe in Jesus, it doesn't matter," his mother told him. "She told me she didn't have a problem with it."
Mr. Thomas conceded there are few activities for young people in Emporia and most young people who seek good paying jobs move away from the area when they finish high school.
There are no children among the Anglo families, but an increasing number of Hispanics now coming St. Richard's arrive with children. Mass is celebrated in Spanish the first Sunday of the month at 1 p.m. and each Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Almost all of the Catholics in Emporia and surrounding Greensville County have come to St. Richard's from somewhere else. Among them is Joanne Spizzirri.
"I was told there was no Catholic church in Emporia when I moved here in 2003," she said, adding that she started attending a Baptist church because she was invited by a relative.
But just this year she drove by and saw the statue of the Blessed Mother on the lawn of St. Richard's and commented on it with a friend who told her "that's because there's a Catholic church there." She came to Mass there on Ash Wednesday.
A signpost and small statue of the Blessed Mother stand at the entrance of the driveway to the church.
"I cried when I looked at the crucifix," Ms. Spizzirri said. "I also saw the Divine Mercy image and Christ's eyes were looking right at me.
"I cried because I knew I was back home."
Although records in the 1913 National Catholic Directory indicate there was a "station" of St. Joseph's Church, Petersburg, it is likely that a priest from Petersburg came only occasionally to Emporia to administer the sacraments. The first Catholic church in Emporia was dedicated in 1924, but Mass was celebrated only monthly at the church on Park Avenue until 1939 when weekly Sunday Mass was instituted.
St. Richard's was established as a parish in 1940 when a priest from the Franciscan Missionary Union of New York, Father Walter Hammon, arrived. By 1943 the property was known as "St. Richard's Friary and Chapel."
Members of the Knights of Columbus, Our Lady of the Lake Council at Lake Gaston, include a mixture of men from St. Richard's as well as St. Peter the Apostle. From left are Ed Smith, Ernest Thomas, Dave Thomas, Clemente Lagunes Mejia, Father Anthony, George Seif and Sergio Sanchez, all of St. Richard's.
Bishop John J. Russell dedicated the new St. Richard Catholic Church at its present location at 117 Laurel St. in the city's southern end on Dec. 17, 1967. Records indicate that the Franciscans had left the parish by August, 1968 and the Diocese of Richmond began staffing the parish with diocesan priests.
Dave Thomas (no relation to Ernest and Ann Thomas), president of St. Richard's parish pastoral council, moved to Emporia in 1973 to take a job with Peebles Department Store. Now retired, he had left Peebles and worked for the Virginia Department of Corrections at Greensville Correctional Center in nearby Jarratt. The prison facility has the largest inmate population in the state with 3,300 inmates.
"I'm a jack of all trades here," Mr. Thomas quipped. "It seems like when there's a problem, my phone rings. Right now I try to keep the grass cut."
Volunteers take care of the cleaning of the church and cutting the grass. There is no parish debt.
Norma Vacca serves as lector.
"Everything but the administrative and pastoral duties is done by volunteers," said Cathy Eschbach, secretary-bookkeeper at both St. Richard's and the Lake Gaston parish.
"We do 'fair to middlin' in the Sunday collections because we're such a small parish," said Ed Smith. "We have a little difficulty meeting our financial obligations."
Dr. Fitzgerald Marcelin, a physician, is chair of the parish finance council.
The Hispanic newcomers are welcomed by longtime parishioner. According to the recent parish census, there are 17 children, all Hispanic.e previous pastor, began incorporating Spanish readings in the liturgy.
"Since most of the Hispanics work on weekends, they can't come sometimes because of conflicts with their work schedule," he said. "When we have big activities like the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe or other major events, they come."
Almost all of the children enrolled in Christian formation classes are Hispanic and therefore bi-lingual in English and Spanish. Children preparing for First Communion meet on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. before Mass at 10:30.
Ann Thomas, who moved to Emporia in 1998 from Washington, D.C., will lead an RCIA class for three young African American women starting later this month.
George Seif is guiding three young Hispanic men, ages 19 to 21, who are preparing for Confirmation.
Signs of future growth are evident with several infants and toddlers among newer Hispanic and Filipino families, Mrs. Thomas said.
"We have always made a point of welcoming visitors, especially from the Hispanic community," said Norma Vacca, a parishioner since 1951.
"We used to have 40 families, but the number has dwindled as children graduate from high school.
"Emporia has always been like a way station," Mrs. Vacca continued. "People came and went because of their jobs. It just wasn't a permanent place.
Father Anthony Mpungu, pastor, stands on the lawn with the church in the background.
"A lot of businesses have closed. Some were here with the garment and textile industry. Then we had Perdue Chickens, but they left."
Another closing last year was Lowe's, the only store in Virginia closed by the national chain in 2011.
Father Anthony says he has felt most welcomed by the parishioners of St. Richard's since his arrival July 1. They show the same sense of welcome to the travelers who come to Mass on Sundays on their way north or south.
"St. Richard's is very small," he said. "For now, the plans are not very specific. If the community begins to grow, then we can think of having programs or activities which are relevant to the people.
"The people need to be supportive, depending on their time and their needs," he continued.
"We are supporting each other as we make our journey of faith together."
Parishioners help one another as Rosemary Buskirk can attest. She came to the parish in 1992 when her late husband became editor of The Independent Messenger, a local paper published each Wednesday and Friday.
"I had great support from the church and friends when my husband died in 1994," Mrs. Buskirk said.


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Inscribed 'Moore 0/7' on base and stamped with foundry mark 'H. NOACK BERLIN' on foot
Bronze, 25 5/8 × 28 × 29 1/4 (65.2 × 71.2 × 74.3)
Presented by the artist 1978
Exh: Henry Moore, University of York Visual Arts Society, Heslington Hall, March 1969 (36); Henry Moore Drawings and Sculpture, Arts Council, Supplementary Works lent by Henry Moore, Gordon Maynard Gallery, Welwyn Garden City, July 1969 (H.M.7); Henry Moore, Musée Rodin, Paris, 1971 (47, repr.); Henry Moore Sculpture Drawings Graphics, Turnpike Gallery, Leigh, Lancs., November–December 1971 (16); Mostra di Henry Moore, Forte di Belvedere, Florence, May–September 1972 (132, repr.); Henry Moore - Fem Decennier Skulptur, teckning, grafik 1923–1975 Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Oslo, June–July 1975 and tour to Stockholm and Ålborg (71, repr.); Henry Moore, Expo Zürich, Zürcher Forum, Zurich, June–August 1976 (79); Henry Moore 80th Birthday Exhibition, Bradford Art Galleries and Museums, April–June 1978 (38, repr.); The Henry Moore Gift, Tate Gallery, June–August 1978, repr. p. 56
Lit: John Russell, Henry Moore, 1968, pp.204–9 (repr. pl.215, 16); John Hedgecoe and Henry Moore, Henry Moore, 1968, p.501; Alan G. Wilkinson, The Moore Collection in the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, 1979, pp.192–3 (original plaster repr. fig.152)
Repr: Alan Bowness, (ed), Henry Moore Sculpture 1964–73, 1977, repr. pls.24, 25
This work is no.532 in Lund Humphries; an edition of seven bronzes was made, plus the artist's cast, now the Tate's. The original plaster is in the Moore Collection, Art Gallery of Ontario, but was irreparably damaged in 1974. T02298 was based on a maquette (L.H.531) and was itself enlarged to over six feet high and nearly eight feet long. There are three casts of this final bronze (L.H.533), including one at Columbia University, New York.
Wilkinson, following David Sylvester (in the 1968 Tate Gallery exhibition catalogue), traces the source of the work to a flintstone with three points touching the ground. In Hedgecoe Moore wrote that the sculpture 'was an attempt to show one work from below as well as from on top and from the side. My idea was to make a new kind of sculpture, less dependent on gravity, which could be seen in at least three positions and be effective in all of them; a sculpture which you could understand more completely because you know it better. This worked in the maquette, but I made the finished bronze sculpture too large and heavy to be turned over by one person.' Wilkinson notes that the maquette can be placed in at least seven different positions.
Alan Bowness (op. cit., p.11) stresses the 'remarkable three-dimensional variety' of the two 'Three Way Pieces' - 'Points' and 'Archer' (T02299) - both of which include a pointing motif.
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