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Every Winter Veil, children of both factions write letters to Greatfather Winter and ask for toys and games. In the meantime, their parents are writing letters and saying prayers to a completely different deity: Celesty Claus, the great celestial dragon that maintains the cosmic (class) balance. Legends say that he flies through the sky on Winter Veil Eve showering the world with nerfs and buffs, and the occasional meteor by accident (one of the inherent downsides of automated shooting star delivery systems).
Classes that were good that year are happy to wake up on Winter Veil morning to find buffs in their stockings. However, classes that were bad check their stockings with trepidation, because they know they're only likely to receive nerfs.
The rest of the year is usually spent bickering about who got the best loot from Celesty Claus and why everyone else needs to be nerfed because they're clearly overpowered in PvP. And asking for ponies.
Of course, he never brings ponies, because he's heartless. I don't mean that in a derogatory way, but in a literal, anatomical way. Dude's made of stars, he's powered by fusion reactions, he doesn't have a need for meat and sinew. How many ponies do you know that have survived the heat – not to mention radiation exposure – of a body made of stars? So wishing for a pony is pretty stupid unless you want char-broiled irradiated pony.
This is my letter to Celesty Claus for this year, specifically for protection paladins.
Dear Celesty Claus,
I know you're a busy man… dragon… spectral titan construct… thing. So I'll dispense with the milk and cookies and get right to the point. Which is asking you for stuff.
1. Please bring me a version of Holy Wrath that doesn't have the damage-splitting effect. I get the original goal – a long time ago in a continent far away it was a neat way to give Retribution AoE damage that wasn't "free" without adding another spell to their arsenal. But this is 2014, Retribution doesn't even have Holy Wrath anymore. It's ours now, and really should be designed around our needs.
And right now, we need snap aggro. We're already strong on up to three targets thanks to Avenger's Shield. And our sustained aggro on large groups of mobs is also fine thanks to Consecrate. But the difficulty is picking up aggro on groups of 5+ mobs so that our sustained aggro can do its thing. On large groups, Holy Wrath hits weakly enough that it can't compete with things like Dizzying Haze and Thunder Clap.
I realize that removing the damage splitting effect is a buff to Holy Wrath, and a buff to our sustained AoE DPS/aggro as well. I'm happy to accept a nerf to Consecration to balance out sustained DPS to make Holy Wrath a more useful spell.
2. Please bring us equitable talent choices on our level 45 tier. Eternal Flame is extremely strong even without our tier 16 four-piece set bonus. It really needs to be nerfed a little more in order for Sacred Shield to be a competitive option.
Likewise, Selfless Healer is in a pitiable state for protection. An instant Flash of Light, while nice, still costs a GCD, doesn't heal for as much as a full-strength Word of Glory with 5 stacks of Bastion of Glory, and doesn't come with the fringe benefits of Eternal Flame. Please give it some love so that somewhere, some protection paladin will feel like it's worth taking.
If Selfless Healer could allow Flash of Light to be cast off of the GCD for protection, that would help a lot. But it also needs to heal for a lot more to make up for the fact that it doesn't give you the long-term smoothness of Eternal Flame or Sacred Shield. Those two talents prevent spikes before they start by giving you predictable healing or absorption at regular intervals. For Selfless Healer to be able to compete with those two proactive talents, it has to be a very effective reactive choice.
It should really gain the full increase from Bastion of Glory so that the talent remains competitive as we stack mastery. Ideally, a Flash of Light cast with 3 stacks of Selfless Healer and 5 stacks of Bastion of Glory should heal for quite a bit more than a Word of Glory with 5 stacks of Bastion so that it's your first go-to reactive tool. It's trying to compete with two strong "over-time" effects, so it should condense the raw healing or absorption of those effects into a single huge shot. If it doesn't heal for 80% of your health, it's not really going to be competitive with an Eternal Flame that heals for 60%-70% and gives you several times your health over 30 seconds.
3. Please bring me a version of Consecrate that benefits from haste. As I'm sure you know, we paladins love haste, almost to the point of irrationality. And while Sanctity of Battle helpfully reduces Consecrate's cooldown as we stack haste, it doesn't change its tick interval. It ticks at fixed one-second intervals no matter what your haste level is.
The problem that arises here is that when we're at high levels of haste, we can be in a position where we re-cast Consecrate before the previous one is done ticking. Since we can't have two Consecrates on the ground, we end up clipping the earlier cast and losing ticks, reducing Consecrate's damage per cast.
In a single-target situation, it's fine for Consecrate to be our lower-DPS filler that remains a low priority. However, in AoE situations it is a much higher priority. That reduces the effect of haste on our many-target sustained threat. It's almost like the spell suffers from diminishing returns with respect to haste.
More importantly, it makes it trickier to use properly for novice paladins. You lose DPS if you recast it early, but you lose more DPS by bumping it lower in priority during AoE situations. The default unit frame even shows a little timer for it, which could be misleading for a novice. I'd just like to see it work more seamlessly with Sanctity of Battle so that it feels less awkward.
4. Please make seals interesting again. I remember losing auras. It was sad to lose something iconic, but at the same time they had devolved into a "set it and forget it" mechanic that didn't add a lot of fun game play. If it's something I won't change for hours and has a minimal effect on my experience, it's probably not worth keeping.
The problem is that seals feel very much the same way as protection. Seal of Truth has been neutered to the point that the DPS increase is negligible. Seal of Righteousness is similarly weak. And most importantly, Seal of Insight is such a strong survivability component that it is almost never worth giving up for either of the other two. You could remove Seal of Truth and Seal of Righteousness from protection and most tankadins wouldn't even notice.
But the idea behind the Warlords of Draenor talent "Seal of Faith" is interesting. We would trade a bunch of damage output for healing output. Of course, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense right now, because we don't have the supporting tools to make that useful. But if we had a more extensive toolkit of healing spells, I could imagine using that talent to help my raid survive heavy raid damage phases.
I don't think I'll ever take that talent, because having Holy Shield back is just too cool, but it's the thought that counts.
And in this case, I'd love to see all seals work on this basic principle of having a more significant effect on your play. Seal of Insight could be the default "tanking" seal that gives you a big chunk of survivability by increasing armor and healing throughput. Seals of Truth and Righteousness could sacrifice a lot of that self-healing to grant other benefits that are primarily useful while not tanking, much like Seal of Faith sacrifices damage for more (possibly) raid-healing or off-healing capability.
The one fear is that by being able to swap between highly disparate modes could cause tank imbalances. We've seen this before, where one tank was able to switch from high damage output to high survivability by toggling stances, and it caused plenty of problems. It's really something that all tanks need to be able to do in similar capacities to be balanced.
But the alternative is to just redesign or eliminate seals. Seal twisting just isn't very fun for the same reason most retribution paladins dislike Inquisition. Spending resources now for a zero-damage GCD feels bad, even if the math says it's an overall DPS increase. And for protection, the damage increase is rarely, if ever, worth the large survivability sacrifice of dropping Seal of Insight. If seals aren't getting redesigned, I'd rather just see each spec get one seal: Seal of Insight for protection and holy, Seal of Truth for retribution.
If you really want to go a little radical with the redesign option, give us one "passive" seal and make the others active abilities that operate like cooldowns. Seal of Righteousness could replace the active seal, granting its usual effect for 15-20 seconds on a one-minute cooldown, and then automatically swap back to the "default" seal after the effect has ended. That would give us the ability to actually use Seal of Righteousness for a temporary AoE damage boost without costing us two GCDs.
5. Please bring us an end to the raid cooldown arms race. While it's nice to be able to contribute something to the raid group, the sheer number of raid cooldowns being tossed around is getting absurd. Many encounters are being designed around rotating raid cooldowns to survive. While there's certainly some level of coordination involved in that, I think it makes the game less fun for healers. It also leads to class stacking on encounters where those cooldowns are not equitable.
I feel that raid cooldowns should be limited to one role, and that role should probably be healers. In 20-man mythic, the number of healers should be more stable than it is in current 25-man heroics. While the number of tanks will be stable as well, the temptation to sacrifice a little DPS for another raid cooldown would be strong. Sacrificing an entire player worth of DPS for a raid cooldown is much more punishing and also more strategic, since you would do that on a fight where you presumably want more healing to begin with.
Raid cooldowns should, in my mind, be a finite resource that you have to use intelligently and carefully. Precision tools to deal with only the most difficult situations. Rotating cooldowns to trivialize an entire 30-60 second period of an encounter just feels cheesy to me, as is having enough Devotion Auras to throw at every single instance of a boss's raid-wide damage ability.
Yes, I will be sad to give up Devotion Aura. But I will be happier with raiding as a whole, so it's a sacrifice I'm willing to make.
P.S. Sorry about killing your cousin Elegon every week for the past six months or so. He was… um… corrupted by the Mogu or something, so it was justified. Each week. Really. On the bright side, he dropped this great mount that looks just like you!
Happy Holidays from everyone here at Sacred Duty. See you next year!


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Originally from Fresno, California, Michael Hagerty studied International Business Marketing in Chicago. During that time, Michael saw a stage production starring actor Gary Sinise, and quickly decided to pursue his first love, acting. He moved to Los Angeles, quickly found work in commercials (one of his early jobs was the Sunny Delight kid) and took acting lessons. The classes clearly paid off when Michael garnered a Best Actor nomination while starring in Questa with Wendie Malick, Doreen Harwood and Dan Lauria. If Michael looks familiar, it's because he has acted in over forty films and television shows since his Sunny Delight days.
Michael's various and extensive acting experiences allow him a unique perspective, through which he sees the bigger picture of what makes a movie or show memorable. "I am a better listener because of acting," Michael said. "It has taught me patience and it allows me to add creatively." It also led Michael to pursue his true passion in life, producing.
"It's all about producing – I love it!" Michael told me. "I miss acting, but it's allowed me to have a different perspective." He lit up as he described producing and how much he enjoys "problem solving" with a genuine passion behind every word. "Producing is collaborative and it gives me a great sense of accomplishment. It's a different type of satisfaction than being an actor."
His first producer credit was 1998's The Last Big Attraction, which Whit Stillman hailed as the "best independent comedy in twenty years" and earned him the Kodak Independent Vision Award. Eternally humble, Michael said that one of his biggest takeaways from the project were the "three lifelong friends that he made".
Michael also helped launch the Waterfront Film Festival in Saugituck, MI. Named one of the "top festivals in the world" by SagIndie, the festival is celebrating its sixteenth year. Michael described it as, "summer camp for filmmakers. It's a non-competitive environment where we celebrate filmmakers!" The opening night festivities alone attract 4,500 plus film enthusiasts and Michael beamed with pride as he explained the event gives back the local economy of Saugituck as well.
Michael's career is unquestionably moving quickly. Films in development include Turkey Bowl and the horror film Chill. Filming is set to start in June for Will Gardner,a production close to Michael's heart that he will co-produce with writer and star Max Martini. "We're involved in a lot of veteran's charities… you really see how you can help people." He hopes the movie will raise awareness of what veterans are going through. "We're saying it's okay to come forward with PSTS (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and we'll help you." Fifty percent of the profits from the film are going to charities for veterans.
Michael Hagerty uses everything that he has learned and is continuing to learn to passionately pursue his dream. He has his head, but more importantly, his heart in the right place. Michael's goal as a producer is simple: "To make movies that everyone enjoys and we can all be proud of." Interview by Chris Hlad.

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okipkayeva avait besoin d'un nouveau design de papeterie et a lancé un concours sur 99designs.
Un gagnant a été sélectionné de 42 designs proposés par 18 designers freelance.
Due to the merger of two companies we need to create new bus card, letterhead etc. maintaining the established brands. Looking for a professional, sharp and powerfull design for a new company: RMDStem Limited.
RMDStem Ltd
Desired Color Scheme:
Complimentary colours to the logos provided, but quite open for suggestions. Please use CMYK colours for better printing results.
Desired Style:
Professional, sharp, powerful.
Accepted File Formats:
Adobe Photoshop File (.eps), Word
Full Requirements:
Resource Management and Development (RMD) and STEM Parternership have recently merged into a new company RMDStem Limited. RMD has primarily operated in the technical consulting and contracting areas in the resource (mining/processing) sector. STEM has operated in technical and management consulting areas primarily in the resource and research sectors.
To have further understanding about our businesses please have a look at our Web Sites, http://www.stempartnership.com.au & http://www.resmd.com.au
RMDStem Limited needs a new identity package:
1. Logo (vector format)
2. Business card
3. Letterhead (Word)
4. Envelope
We have two existing logos for each company and new RMDStem logo needs to display both of them (somehow nicely arranged) and possibly our new name RMDStem Limited or "RMDStem" . Existing logos are attached to help you in the design. New logo ideas are also welcome as long as recognisible brands are maintained.
The identity should work well in print but also on our website (will be developed later) and other media.
I am keen to finish the contest on 23/11/06 and to announce the winner on 24/11/06 if such an entry arrives. Upon a winner being chosen, full design rights will be transferred over to RMDSTEM Ltd, meaning for the winner not to use that specific design again for any other project.
I plan to provide feedback daily (except weekends).
Payment options will be discussed with the contest winner.
I might have left something out, so please ask questions.
Thank you everyone!! Looking forward to your submissions. Olga
Here is the link to access our existing logos (.eps)
Username: Design Password: designpass
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February is National Nutrition month and a good opportunity to look at the changes that have occurred, predict where the industry is going and consider ways to capitalize on interest in nutrition information.
If you want to sell supplements, consult a pharmacist experienced in nutraceuticals for advice on how to be safe when it comes to deciding which products to sell. Also, this professional is aware of the potential for interactions between prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications and supplements and can offer your club an edge by offering member consultations.
The low carb diet scene continues to stir controversy thanks to the release of the newest "why diets work" reports that fly in the face of information in best-selling books, testimonials and marketing by companies with much to gain from selling products that emphasize this nutrition perspective. Low carb diets precipitate weight loss, but since it's impossible to lose more than two pounds of fat a week members who avoid carbs are losing water and calorie-burning lean mass and setting the stage for regaining lost pounds. It's overconsumption of calories, particularly saturated fats and simple sugars, which sets the stage for obesity. Instead of putting emphasis on the glycemic index focus on the more sensible glycemic load — the index that combines glycemic index and food serving size.
Exercise and support for lifestyle change continue to be strategies that make a difference between people who do and don't succeed in the long run. Folks who focus on diets vs. exercise ignore the biochemistry of nutrition. Heightening awareness of this message will put you in good steed as emerging information about the role of how food choices influence our health through interactions with our genetic makeup become mainstream.
Because a newspaper story can do more than paid advertising to promote interest in club membership this may be the time to ask staff to get involved in volunteer efforts that support good nutrition and physical activity in budget-strained public schools. You will see heightened media attention on issues described in Kelly Brownell's book, "Food Fight." Witness, for example, the Sundance Film Festival's prize-winning Supersize Me, which describes the weight gain of a filmmaker who put on 30 pounds eating the fast food diet children crave. Current statistics predict today's youth will lose limbs and experience blindness in their 30's and 40's if they continue the lifestyle that supports obesity. Get your PR team to hype stories with pictures that describe your efforts in GET BONES programs for youth and seniors. Put your advertising dollars into PR-promoting efforts like healthy snacks at youth-oriented programs in and out of the clubs and hire teachers to do after school nutrition workshops for kids at your facility.
Ronda Gates, M. S., has been developing and delivering health promotion programs and products since 1978 under her business umbrella LIFESTYLES by Ronda Gates. To learn more about Ronda visit www.rondagates.com.
Consider these options to fulfill the demand for up-to-date nutrition information:
- Schedule education evenings with programming such as a pharmacist that can advise members if their prescriptions and supplements interact.
- Find someone in your community who can translate the latest nutrition research by providing workshops such as supermarket scavenger hunts.
- Work with a chef eager to create awareness about his low-fat restaurant menu by providing tastings at your club.
- Contact the local juice bars to find out if samples can be provided for club events.
- If you have food service at your club ask the cook to turn the government-required information about the nutrition content of menu items into tent cards so members can learn more about what they are eating.
- Stock high profit margin nutrition-related books that can be purchased from a publisher at 55 percent to 60 percent off retail price in units of 10 or more.
- Purchase subscriptions to reputable nutrition or health-related newsletters and file them in a notebook that's accessible to staff and members.
- Purchase handouts that can be branded with the club logo for distribution in classes or stacked near exercise equipment or by the front desk.
- Create a bulletin board that has articles about nutrition and healthy eating. Assign a staff member to change the board weekly.
- Contract with a degreed nutrition educator to provide coaching to your members on or off site.
- Host workshops for athletes that focus on performance-oriented nutrition strategies and highlight the results of these members in local papers.


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The Piggies That Wiggled Away
Jews understandably have an aversion to pigs. But what happens when
The importer, in this case, was an Orthodox Jew who believed that these pieces offended Jewish sensitivities and therefore replaced them with three lime-green geese. His ingenious solution might never have been noticed except that one customer complained that the geese did not match the picture of the pigs on the box he purchased and that the pig sty which remained inside hardly seemed to be the proper home for the geese.
Subsequent pressure from secular purchasers forced the importer to replace the pigs. But at least some Jewish children were pared the negative impact of three little piggies went to market.


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Social Work Degrees
Professional social workers are employed in a variety of settings. They work in the medical field, in schools, in government agencies, and in non-profit organizations. While the scope of their work varies, social workers are working hard to improve the lives of individuals, families, and communities. Because of its diversity, social work can be an exciting and challenging field to work in.
Social workers need to have at least a Bachelor's degree (BSW). More specialized jobs require a Master's in Social Work degree (MSW). For many adults, obtaining their degree through online courses is an ideal way to balance school, work, and family. Below is more information about the social work field and obtaining a social work degree online.
Employment Opportunities and Salary Potential
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (www.bls.gov), the demand for social workers is expected to grow through the year 2018. One area of social work that is expected to grow fast is gerontology. As the "baby boomer" generation ages, there will be a greater demand for social workers to help meet the needs of the elderly. The aging population will also necessitate more social workers in the medical field. The need for social workers in substance abuse and mental health settings is also expected to increase. It is expected that there will be a continued need for social workers in child and family settings, such as child welfare. Overall, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 16 percent increase in social work employment over the next several years.
Social worker salaries can vary, with those in the medical field making more than those in mental health settings. Salaries can vary according to geographic region. Typically, social workers employed by non-profit organizations will make less than social workers in for-profit or government settings. A social worker with less than one year of experience can expect to make between $25,919 and $32,896 according to www.payscale.com. A social worker who has between five and nine years of work experience can make between $29,387 and $40,971. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median income for a child and family social worker is $43,120. The median salary for medical social workers is $47,560. The median social worker salary for mental health social workers is $39,630.
What will I learn in a Social Work degree program?
Social workers work with people in a wide variety of settings to help people improve their lives. This work can be done by working with individuals, families, groups, or communities. Online bachelors social work degrees give students the tools and knowledge they need to work in any of these settings. A social worker must have basic knowledge of human development and psychology; therefore, courses in these areas will likely be required. Other courses will cover topics such as interpersonal skills, interviewing techniques, social policy, and how to work with groups, families, and community organizations. Courses in social work research may also be required. In addition, specialized courses are available that address specific issues or populations. For example, specialized courses may focus on family dynamics, child welfare, aging, or children and adolescents.
Social workers work with people from a wide variety of cultural, ethnic, and religious backgrounds. Therefore, course work will focus on respecting and understanding different cultures and backgrounds. Social workers also agree to adhere to a Code of Ethics. Ethical social work practice and demonstrating respect for all people will be core pieces of a social work curriculum.
A key component of online masters social work degrees is the completion of a field practicum. A student must complete a specified number of hours working on a volunteer basis in a social work agency for course credit. During the field practicum, the student will perform social work duties to gain hands on experience. This is an opportunity for the student to apply what is learned in previous course work to real life situations. Field work is generally completed toward the end of the social work program and students are supervised by practicing social workers at the agency they are placed at. For online PhD social work degrees, students will typically be required to complete dissertations as well.
Social Work Degrees, Licensing, and Accreditation
There are many employers who require that social work professionals be licensed social workers. To become a licensed social worker, professionals must go through a licensing process established by the state they work and/or live in. Interested professionals should contact their state's licensing agency for specific information on how to become licensed. However, all states require that social workers obtain their degree in social work from a school that is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. A degree in human services, counseling, or psychology is not as specialized as a social work degree and will not meet licensure requirements. For those interested in becoming a licensed social worker, it is vital to make sure their educational program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. This can be done by checking with the school or by viewing a list at the Council's web site at www.cswe.org.
On-Line Social Work Programs
There are not a lot of online social work degree programs. However, several accredited universities do offer online programs. The following schools are all accredited by the Council on Social Work Education and offer online programs. Contact the individual school for more information.
Bachelor's Degree in Social Work (BSW)
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Contact Information: www.mscd.edu/socialwork
P.O. Box 173362
Central Classroom 207
Denver CO 80217
At this time, this program is available online to residents of Colorado only.
Master's Degree in Social Work (MSW)
Florida State University
Contact Information: www.fsu.edu
College of Social Work
University Center Building C
Tallahassee FL 32306-2570
This is an online Master's degree program that can be completed in five to six semesters on a part-time basis. A Bachelor's degree in social work is required for admission. Currently, this program is only available to residents of the following states: Florida, Georgia, Alabama, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Wyoming.
Michigan State University
Contact Information: http://socialwork.msu.edu
254 Baker Hall
Michigan State University
East Lansing MI 48824
This program is a "hybrid" program. It combines online courses with videoconferencing to create a distance education program.
Growth Opportunities
Social workers provide valuable services to their communities. They are dedicated to creating positive change, whether it be by working with individuals or by advocating for policy changes that impact entire communities. The need for qualified social workers is expected to grow in the next several years. On-line education programs such as the ones above can help people obtain their social work degree at home and with a flexible schedule.


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Unless Owner has an established account with 15 or 30-day terms, the work under this Work Order shall be due upon the invoice being rendered by Ward's Marine to the Owner. If Owner fails to pay the bill for the cost of the work within a thirty (30) day period, the amount of such bill shall draw interest at the rate of eighteen percent (18%) per annum commencing thirty (30) days after the date of the bill to the date of payment.
To secure the payment of the cost of the work rendered under this Work Order and any interest and attorney fees that may be paid as provided herein, Owner grants to Ward's Marine (i) maritime lien under the Federal Maritime Lien Act, and (ii) a mechanics lien under the laws of the state of Florida. In addition, Owner acknowledges that the terms of this Work Order constitute a security agreement under the Florida Commercial Code granting Ward's Marine a lien and security interest in Owner's boat to secure payment due hereunder, and Owner agrees that, as a condition of doing the work hereunder or continuing such work, Owner shall sign a financing statement as required by Florida law granting Ward's Marine a security interest in Owner's boat. The above three remedies to secure the payments due under this Work Order are mutually exclusive. The exercise of any one remedy by Ward's Marine does not prevent a subsequent exercise of any one or more of the other remedies granted to Ward's Marine under this paragraph.
Attorney Fees
If the cost of the work together with any interest thereon is not paid when due and Ward's Marine obtains an attorney to collect same, then the boat Owner shall pay Ward's Marine reasonable attorney fees including attorney fees at the trial level and on appeal together with all court cost incurred thereby.


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6 comments:
- Curtis Roberts said...
I'm looking forward to someday seeing I'm On An Island on Beyond The Pale (unless it's already here and I've missed it).
- 22 March 2010 at 14:03
- TC said...
I have noted you are a Ray Davies fan. From 1966 (when I was still in England) onward for many years, the Kinks were a great joy and point of reference for me as well.
The 1967 poem I'm On An Island, from my 1969 book Stones, can be found here.
That one and in fact a majority of the poems I have found worth keeping can be located on this blog by way of the left-margin Contents link. Click on it and you will see all the poems on the blog (as well as all other posts here) alphabetically listed for readers' convenience.
The three poems I posted today (Where I Live, Pillow, Sunday) come from my book Air (1970). The first two were written in March '68, the third in '69. They were posted to commemorate Angelica's and my wedding anniversary.
On this date in 1968 (when, it seems, the world was quite a bit younger), Angelica and I were married in St. Marks Church, New York. Ron Padgett was best man, Ted Berrigan "gave away the bride" (yet, characteristically, not without a few "harmless" attempts at being what, once upon a time, was termed an "Indian giver"), and the music accompanying the ceremony was performed by Mike Goldberg (lead vocal on "I Love You Truly"), Dick Gallup (guitar and vocal), Larry Fagin (guitar and vocal), and David Shapiro (violin, including a virtuoso bit of Bach that brought tears to the eyes of dear sweet Alice Neel, beaming in a front row pew).
- 22 March 2010 at 18:29
- Curtis Roberts said...
Thanks very much for pointing me to your "reversioning" of this wonderful poem, which I first read around the time Stones was published and appreciated and connected with both as a reader and a (very surprised) Kinks fan. And, wow, you did it -- this is great. More importantly, happy anniversary.
- 22 March 2010 at 20:23
- STEPHEN RATCLIFFE said...
Yes, as Curtis said, "happy anniversary" (yesterday)! What a wonderful recollection of your wedding day.
- 23 March 2010 at 08:05
- ~otto~ said...
These are the ones that always knock me over, the packed short ones, each word a fluffy fist to the face, and I smile.
- 25 March 2010 at 14:06
- TC said...
Ah, such lovely friends.
A "fluffy fist"...
As I believe Joe Frazier once said upon being helpfully punched out in a tv razor blade (or was it shaving cream?) commercial: Thanks, I needed that.
- 26 March 2010 at 03:16


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DOVER — Back by popular demand, the Children's Museum of New Hampshire will host another eight-week Groove & Grow class for toddlers.
This music and movement class is for children ages 2 to 4 years old. Taught by Marissa Ruffini, a certified music therapist with Sonatina Music Therapy, toddlers will sing, play and move to music.
"We are really excited to be offering a music class at the Children's Museum," Paula Rais, the Museum's Director of Community Engagement said in a public statement. "Marissa first came to the museum as a guest presenter during our Toddlerfest events and parents gave her rave reviews. We appreciate having an educator with so much experience in early childhood development leading this class so both parents and children will get the most out of it."
Classes begin on Saturday, Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. Sessions are 45 minutes long, with both parent and child participation. Ruffini limits classes to 12 children so she can get to know her students and tailor activities to their personalities and developmental level.
"Her goal is to promote important social, emotional and physical growth while having fun with music," according to a public statement.
The 8-week program is $80 for museum members and $120 for non-members, with admission to the museum after each class included. A sibling discount is available. Classes will run Jan. 19- March 23.
To register for this class, call the Children's Museum at 742-2002.


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A new survey of American moms has discovered that making school lunches for the clamoring parasites that we politely call "children" can be a real pain in the ass, which is why it seems that more American dads are using their American fingers to help spread some American peanut butter over some American sliced bread every morning before school.
Fifty-five percent of moms with school-age kids says the very idea of making lunches for their little fledglings gives them night terrors, but a survey for Coupons.com found that dads were more than willing to help make whatever meal their kids would take to the cafeteria marketplace to try and barter for something better, like Zebra Cakes or a Fruit by the Foot. According to the Coupons.com survey, fifty-five percent of dads said they made lunch for their kids, compared with only forty-three percent of moms. However, less than half of parents actually made lunches more than three times a week — usually they just shoved Lunchables in a plastic shopping bag and sent their kids merrily to school, where their peers could envy their pizza crackers and Capri Sun pouches (younger parents, however, tended to make lunches from scratch).
To help ease the burden of preparing school lunches, household savings expert Jeanette Pavini paradoxically suggests that parents stop relying on pre-packaged lunches, and instead do things to save money, such as scraping together all the cereal box leavings and Halloween leftover M & Ms to create some homemade trail mix as a "treat," even though what it will actually be is the macadam with which parents will pave their children's embarrassing paths through the grade school social hierarchy.
Moms stressed by kid lunches, dads do more [UPI]
Image via Fer Gregory/Shutterstock.


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Aaron started at Drexel in June of 2008 after working 6 years in the construction trade doing carpentry. He loves coming to work and is very passionate about what he does. When he is not supplying happiness to Drexel customers, Aaron enjoys traveling with his wife Kelly and their 3 "furry kids". His second passion after the building industry is dogs. He would have 10 dogs if he could, just ask him!
aka Buss. Lives by the motto, "Tomorrow is a new day". On the weekends you can find him golfin' and fishin'. He loves popcorn and watchin' Wedding Crashers. The most adventurous thing he's done is go on a canoe trip.
Meet Adam Kramer – He joined the Berlin team in 2001. His favorite vacation was his honeymoon in Jamaica. Adam has two adorable children. Adam goes the extra mile to work with his customers. He has the voice of an angel and always has a story to share.
"Go for it. No matter how it ends, it was an experience". Huge fan of Harry Potter. Adam loves working on his 1965 Cadillac which he rebuilt himself! Has a background in building Cabinets and working as a mechanic. He's most passionate about music.
Meet Alex aka "AB" – this guy LOVES Skittles and watching any comedy/scary movie! On the weekends you can find him watching, coaching or even playing sports. He looks forward to traveling more and one day starting a family of his own.
Alex joined Team Blue in 2013, where he began as an Operations Team Member. He now specializes in siding, roofing, and decking. Alex lives in Neenah with his girlfriend Mackenzie and dog Nala. He loves trying new things, like playing volleyball on the Wrightstown summer league with fellow Drexel team members!
Meet Alicia aka Allie- living by the motto, "Be bold and courageous. When you look back on your life, you'll regret the things you didn't do more than the ones you did". She loves the movie Sweet Home Alabama and Lasagna. Summer weekends consist of camping, spending time with her two children Danica and Parker & riding motorcycle. She once drove her motorcycle through the mountains in South Dakota and Wyoming.
This young lady has an easy going attitude with the motto "what's meant to be -will be!" An avid runner, Amanda loves Baseball (BREWERS)-wisco love, and still appreciates a good musical hit- "hit me baby one more time" (who doesn't love Britney Spears)!?! Just in case your too young to know this reference https://youtu.be/C-u5WLJ9Yk4
Amber Joined the Drexel Team just a few months ago after graduating with her Interior Design degree from Mount Mary University. Amber looks forward to using her degree to design beautiful kitchens and essentially put a smile on every one of her customers faces! In her spare time, Amber enjoys spending time with her family and friends, playing sand volleyball (Go Blue Steel!), and going to basically any sporting event, especially Cubs games at Wrigley! Go Cubs!
Meet Amber aka Abadaba- She loves drinkin' chocolate milk and cannot live without meat and potatoes. She loves watching the Packers on Sundays and hanging out at her parents farm on the weekends. Because she is no longer able to see Johnny Cash in concert- next up on her bucket list is vacation to Australia!
Meet Andrea aka Dre! Living by the motto, "Don't worry be happy" – Loves live music, camping, kayaking & traveling (has always wanted to go to Bali). She enjoys watchin' the movie Super Troopers and sippin' on a glass of red wine.
Andy has been with Drexel for a whopping 13 years! He enjoys boating and golfing in the summer and helping his rescued pit bull, Bella, get used to a normal home life! Andy's fellow team members have nothing but good things to say about him and he does whatever it takes to help get orders out on time and in full, our Drexel mantra!
Living by the motto, "Respect is earned not given". He enjoys watching any action movies and likes sloppy joes and gatorade! On the weekends you can find him playing with his kids and helping out his family. Andy is most passionate about helping people, teaching his children values & doing the right thing. The most adventurous thing he has ever done is spend an entire summer camping out in the woods. Fun fact his cat is 17 years old!
When I'm not at Drexel I like spending time with my wife Karen and son Lucas. Another one on the way Sept 2015 – Other than that I am an active member of the Glenbeulah fire department and first responders for about 10 years now. When I'm not working I spend my time training with the fire department, hunting or prepping for for the waterfowl season.
While being passionate about his family and his job, Andy Hughes loves to fish on the weekends; while rocking out to the Rolling Stones. Please join me in welcoming Andy to the Drexel family as a Merchant here at Campbellsport.
Becky joined the Drexel Team in 2008, but has been in the building industry for over 16 years. She came to Drexel with an interior design degree, and grew up knowing she wanted to be in the field of design. Becky's favorite part of her job is building relationships with each homeowner to make their buying experience extremely enjoyable for them. When not at Drexel, Becky loves spending time with friends and family…most particularly around a campfire or traveling.
Living by the motto, "Tough times don't last, tough people do". Ben aka Benny loves a nice steak dinner and playing beach volleyball in the summer at Bradford. One of the most adventurous things Ben has done is move out to Iowa by himself after high school. Next on his bucketlist is to move to Colorado to the mountains. He's most passionate about never settling and always moving forward.
Meet Ben McCarty. He grew up dairy farming and it evolved into an interest for the building trades. Tested the waters as a plumber, moved on to being a carpenter for 6 years. That experience in the field has lead him to Drexel Building Supply, where he enjoys connecting our customers with the best building materials and service at a great value.
Beth oversees and supports our entire cabinetry team by being their "backup", "mathematician", and "second opinion" when needed. Beth has over 30 years of experience, bringing her extensive product knowledge, sales experience, and leadership ability to all of our locations. Beth finds humor in obscure facts, beauty in pretty rocks, peace in watching soaring birds, comfort in warm soup, joy in vacations, and love in family.
Bob enjoys fishing, hunting and spending time with his wife of 33 years, Susi, and their three sons. A fun fact about Bob is that in high school Bob played drums in a country band.
This guy loves his wife, two children and a good cheese burger while spending time at his land up north. Brad loves camping and enjoying the outdoors as much as he can. He's always wanted to travel to Alaska!
Brad was born and raised in Minnesota, but traveled east to attend college at Riverfalls. He then moved to Appleton to chase his now wife of 21 years Candice. They have a beautiful 17 year old daughter, Emily. Brad enjoys downhill and cross country skiing, along with canoeing.
Aka "Bradley Cooper" – Lives by the motto, "It is what it is". Brad loves the movie Tommy Boy and working on his farm. He is most passionate about his family. The biggest impact on his life has been his brothers/sisters who he has served with in the Navy!
Meet Brad- a true Green Bay Packer fan! He can't live without his family and enjoys spending time with them over the weekends. He has always wanted to visit Puerto Virata and live in a cottage Up North.
Give this guy meat, potatoes & a cold beer and he's set! Brandon believes a simple smile will go a long way and is most passionate about making people happy. He enjoys going up north hunting & 4 wheeling with his wife and daughter. The most adventurous thing he has done is climb a 180ft waterfall in Jamaica.
Meet Brett aka Shrimpy- Living by the motto, "Go Big or Go Home". He loves anything outdoors especially hunting and fishing. He is most passionate about his family and his wife who has had the biggest impact on his life. One thing he has always wanted to do is go on an Elk hunt.
Brian, AKA Rosey has been with drexel since 2004, and has been rocking the millwork department ever since. He enjoys spending time with his wife, Cassie and trolling around the lake on their pontoon. He loves football season, even more so when the Packers win. In the summer when he's not on the lake, Brian can probably be found on the golf course filling divits.
Living by the motto, "Be Kind to One Another"- Brittany is excited to be a part of Team Blue! You can find her hanging out with friends and family by the pool, watching her favorite movie Due Date or cheering on the PACK!
Caitlin started with Team Blue in 2012. As the leader of the Happy People Department (#Human Resources) Caitlin's main role is to keep people happy. She has a knack for recruiting and hiring team members that fit within the unique Drexel Culture. Caitlin has implemented a best in class new hire onboarding program and continues to foster the team culture with our team members well beyond the hiring process. Drexel has been ranking as a Top 10 Workplace in Wisconsin for the past 6 years, and Caitlin has been a big part of the Drexel Top Workplace environment. On a typical day you will find Caitlin searching for potential rock stars, helping build a culture of champions, and talking about her dogs.
Meet Carrie – loves movie nights, chex mix & a cold beer on the side. You can find her spending time with her family on the weekends and scrapbooking.
Meet Casey aka Wubby-You can find him at a baseball game or golfing. Down time consists of watching "Naked and Afraid" eating peanut butter and drinking chocolate milk. If N'Sync does a reunion tour he will be all over that!
Cassie aka Cass believes life is always about balance! (And so does Drexel!) She loves snackin' on some popcorn and watchin' the movie Deadpool. She enjoys football and sunny/70s weather! Cassie is the oldest out of her 7 siblings and is most proud of her own children.
Living by the motto, "Think before you speak". Chad aka Red is most passionate about helping people. Aside from coaching youth football(for the last 10 years), you can find him spending time with his kids who have made the biggest impact on his life.
Living by the motto, "I don't know but I'll figure it out" – Chris aka Launch Pad enjoys sports on the weekends and hanging out with his kids. Some of his favorites include; cheesecake, steak & coffee. Chris once went backpacking and canoeing for 10 days in Quetico.
"Buy the ticket, take the ride". Chris likes a good fish fry with an old fashioned on the side. On the weekends you can find him spending time with his family and watching his favorite movie; Scarface.
"Do a job right or don't do it all". Chris enjoys watching the movie The Godfather and snackin' on chips and diet coke. He loves going to Packer games and is most passionate about taking care of his family. Chris would love to learn Spanish and has always wanted to go to the wimbledon tennis tournament.
Chris enjoys long walks on the beach, Piña coladas and getting caught in the rain with his wife Laura. They are expecting their first child in April 2015 and Chris can't wait to fix up their house to get ready. He also likes camping, fishing, and all sports.
Meet Chris aka Z – enjoys clay shooting, going to the cottage up north, house projects and helping his family. He LOVES learning and might ask WHY a little too often to figure out how things work. This hard worker had his first job was doing a paper route at age 11, worked in a lumber yard until 21 and then went to Truss Systems at 21! No one has made the biggest impact on his life because he learns something from everyone he meets.
Everyone meet Clayton! Takes pride in always being on time and living up to the motto, "Don't tell people to do things you wouldn't do yourself". He loves iced tea & tacos. In his free time you can find Clayton playing basketball with friends or watching the "Fast and Furious" series.
Clint is a family man. When he is not taking care of customers he would probably be found spending time with his wife or playing sports with his three boys. In the summer his family also enjoys spending time on the boat or camping.
Meet Cory Damaschke – Cory joined Team Blue in 2013 after working 10 years in all different fields of construction and is ready to help you tackle your next project at our Berlin location. Cory's hobbies include hanging out with his son, playing guitar, or snowboarding.
Married to my wife Angela for 15 years. We have two Boys, Tyler (13) and Alex (10). They love Sports and I really enjoy coaching them in Basketball and Baseball. I enjoy spending time with my family and also enjoy hiking and playing golf.
Curt lives in Chilton, home of the tigers. When Curt isn't at work he enjoys fishing, hunting, and building. Curt comes from 10 years in the construction business and loves a warm M&M cookie when he relaxes at night.
Living by the motto, "Work Hard Play Hard"- Dan aka 'Danimal' is most passionate about family values and his faith. He loves the movie Saving Private Ryan and would most like to learn more about American History. Dan loves fishin' on the weekends and hopes to one day travel to Alaska!
Dan bleeds blue here at Drexel! When he isn't working, he has a laundry list of activities he enjoys, including soccer, hanging out with friends, family, and cat (Little J), and traveling. He also supports many sports team, the Panthers, the Golden Gophers, and the Diamondbacks are a few of his favorites.
With experience as a chef, accountant & carpenter all under his belt; Dan lives up to the motto, "Be the best you can be for yourself & everything around you". His favorite movie is Superbad and loves buffalo wings with a captain/coke on the side. On the weekends you can find him camping and fishing up north along with water skiing with the family. Minocqua is one of Dan's favorite places to be!
I'm Dan. Living by the motto, "The only way you learn is to listen to others, read what others have written or make mistakes". Starting with framing houses, then residential estimating, to commercial estimating before becoming a commercial sales manager. Coming to Drexel in that same capacity in 2011 – 20 years in the industry. I love traveling with my family which in 2017 we went to Singapore where walked to the most southern point of continental Asia! I spend my free time boating, musky fishing, deer hunting, golfing, attending my kids sporting events, coaching, volunteering at my church, working out & spending time with family. I'm a music lover and try to go to a few live shows or musicals every year(I've been known to tear up the dance floor on occasion). I am passionate about helping people and I try to stay positive and patient at all times.
This DIY mom likes to build homemade furniture, hang out on her parents farm, and dreams of palm trees on a Hawaiian Beach (don't we all right now)! Please join me in welcoming Danielle Thimmig to the Campbellsport location as a Flooring Sales Specialist!
Always having fun! He loves dirt cake and watching the movie Tombstone. Dave enjoys going up north and spending time with his family. He once went on a portage around seven lakes in Canada and has always wanted to go to Alaska. His dad and wife have made the biggest impact on his life.
Dave has lived in De Pere his whole life, and literally knows everyone who walks into the store. When he's not cooking Team Blue breakfast on Saturday mornings, he likes to watch his kids play sports with his wife Cindi. Dave has been in the building industry since 1978, making him the most experienced at the Wrightstown store!
Living by the motto, "Work Hard, Play Harder" – David enjoys spending time with his family and playing baseball. He is most passionate about helping others and cannot wait to start his career with Team Blue!
Meet Dawn – living by the motto, "Family First". She loves all James Bond movies, banana malts, biking, reading & spending time with her children.
Meet Dean – Loves eating Surf & Turf, watchin' The Sound of Music, fishin' on the weekends with his wife & keepin' up with his garden. The most adventurous thing he has ever done is camp out of his car for two weeks in Canada!
This country-loving guy believes in "Living Life One Day at a Time". Dereck enjoys hunting while sippin' on some mountain dew in the woods. Aside from going to the dells to watch racing, he has always wanted to see Tim McGraw in concert!
Meet Dominic aka Dom – He loves flaming hot cheetos and hanging out with friends on the weekend. His favorite hobby is snowboarding in the Winter.
Living by the motto, "Be Kind" – Doug enjoys fishing, hunting, golf & spending time with his wife. One of his biggest passions is maintaining the family farm. One interesting fact; his family is the 4th generation to live in the family farmhouse. Seth would love to travel more and learn a second language.
Meet Eric Cain, Drexel Team Member since 2012. When not working with customers, Eric's a fan of football & golf. Desired Super Power: Invisibility
Living by the motto "Don't Be Late!" Loves nachos, beer, the movie Three Amigos & of course her three children. Ever met anyone who loves SNOWGA in the Winter (yoga on snow shoes)?! Well Erin does! The most adventurous thing she's ever done is horseback ride in the desert of AZ.
Meet Fred- "The more people you can make happy each day the happier you will be". His hobbies include gardening and design. He loves eatin' pizza and watchin' the movie Avatar. Freds most passionate about his wife's happiness. He has always wanted to learn how to program Java.
"If it's worth doing, it's worth doing right" – loves grillin' up venison steak, spending time with his family & huntin'. He enjoys being outside when he can and on a rainy day, you can find him watchin' the Goonies.
Living by the motto, "However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at". Meet Geo! Very excited to become a father in July! Born and raised in Ecuador, which his family lives. Geo is a HUGE soccer fan; playing and watching.
Greg aka Little. Originally from New York. Huge Lord of The Rings fan! Loves pizza & golfing.
Living by the motto, "Just Do Your Best" – Hannah loves spending time with her family especially trap shooting with her dad. She loves pasta and the movie "Guardians of the Galaxy".
Holden's excited to be back with Team Blue again! Living by the motto, 'Go Big or Go Home', this guy loves snackin' on Nutella and watchin' golf. He is passionate about drawing and wants to one day be a tattoo artist!
Ismael aka Ishy lives by the motto, "Anyday above ground is a good day". Ishy loves hot cheetos, cake, sushi & pizza. Favorite drink of choice is kessler & pepsi. He's most passionate about his family and enjoys going up north to play cribbage. One interesting fact is he use to be a hibachi chef!
Jackie jumped on board at Drexel in 2014, bringing with her 10 years of cabinetry experience. When she steps away from making Drexel customers happy, she enjoys chasing around her 5 noisy kids, and making them home cooked meals. Jackie loves HOT weather (the hotter the better, playing volleyball, swimming & fishing. Her dream vacation is a trip to Hawaii.
Living by the motto, "Never Give Up"- Jake loves watermelon and breakfast pancakes! He is passionate about family and loves to learn new things. On the weekends you can find him spending time with his wife & two children (soon to be three). God has made the biggest impact on his life.
Meet Jake- whether it's playing basketball, hangin' with friends, or listening to music- this guy is excited to start his new career here at Drexel. If he could splurge on one item it would be his own basketball court!
Jake and his wife Liza have been married for 1.5 years and have a son Easton and a Red Lab named Brittni. They live in a 150 year old home, that is believed to be haunted When Jake isn't at work, spending time with family, or chopping wood, he is extremely passionate about turkey hunting. Jake has a goal of completing what is called the Grand Slam – harvesting all 4 north American sub-species of wild turkey with his bow. When not pursuing turkeys in the spring or fall, he enjoys fishing with his dad and other family members. Jake also likes basketball & golf, and he helps out on the Beck Farm from time to time.
Meet Jared- loves anything and everything huntin' related! He has always wanted to go on a moose hunt and if he was a millionaire for a day he would elk hunt on Ted Turners ranch in Montana. Jared loves his dog Kobe and taking him hiking on the weekends. His grandpa Gus has had the biggest impact on his life.
Jared lives by the motto, "Treat others the way you want to be treated". He loves pizza, the movie Saving Private Ryan and hanging out with friends on the weekends. He is most passionate about his parents farm and has always wanted to take a Cross Country roadtrip.
Meet Jason – living by the motto of respect. Loves sushi, art on the weekends & spending time with his kids. One interesting fact about Jason; he has lived in 5 different states.
Meet Jeff- Loves anything and everything of the Badgers, along with some beer and pizza! He loves camping with his wife and kids on the weekends and has always wanted to go on a Cruise. If Jeff was a millionaire for a day, he would go out for a nice meal and donate the rest.
Jeff aka Soupy- excited to be apart of the Operations Team in Wrightstown. Active in the Army Reserves and has served in Afghanistan and Cuba. Loves watching football with his boys and eating some PB & J. Hunting and black coffee in the morning are two things he cannot do without!
"Work Hard, Play Even Harder" – Jeff aka Vic has a sweet tooth for home made chocolate chip cookies and a talent making home made salsa and spaghetti sauce! On the weekends you can find Jeff golfing, taking care of the garden & riding his Harley.
Jen loves ice cream, playing volleyball & taking walks when the weather is nice. Doesn't get any better than being outside in the sun with the family. If Jen could choose anywhere to live it would be the beautiful land of Iceland. She is proud of raising her wonderful children with values and working hard for all of her accomplishments growing up.
Also known as Jessi- is a big Packers fan. If she could go anywhere on vacation it would be Italy. Her mom has been the most inspirational person in her life. No matter what is going on, she always stops what she is doing to do what's right and helps out.
Jodi has been with Drexel since 2013. She graduated with a degree in Interior Design, and has always enjoyed a career in cabinetry design. With over 11+ years of experience, she thrives on building long term relationships with her customers. Jodi and her husband have 2 amazing kids, and recently restored their own 130 year old field stone home. One of Jodi's many hobbies is hunting in Wyoming every fall, which has become a family tradition. When life slows down, Jodi would give anything for a fireplace, a cozy blanket, coffee, and a good book.
When Joe aka Griz isn't running or biking, you can find him doing yardwork around the house and relaxing with his family. One amenity he would add to the workplace is bring your pets to work. AWESOME! Who wouldn't want that!?
Meet Joe aka 'Beek' – He loves hunting and the outdoors (has always wanted to go elk hunting). His favorite movie is Remember the Titans and he loves pizza!
Joel Fleischman who has a self diagnosed case of Adult Attention Deficit Disorder and has used that to fuel his life and made this negative trait into a positive life style. He is also the president and solution provider for Drexel Building Supply. You can follow him on twitter @JoelmFleischman or e-mail him at email@example.com. Joel does have an English degree from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, but you would never know based on his blogs. Also, he went to Panama city on Spring break three consecutive years in the early 1990s.
Meet John- Living by the motto, "No Problem". This Packers fan loves camping on the weekends and watchin' Science Fiction movies. He has always wanted to vacation to St. Thomas.
Celebrating his birthday the right way here at Drexel, John has joined the Cabinetry Sales and Design Team! With the motto "Let go and Let God", this Packer fan enjoys spending his Sundays grilling out with his 3 kids and wife of 15 years. Loving anything outdoors–keeping up with the yard is his fave!
John grew up in Antigo, WI on a dairy farm, which also included making maple syrup in spring. About 3000 maple trees kept them busy… farming and syrup is hard work! John graduated from NCTI in Residential Design and has been designing for customers since 1983. John is extremely passionate about every project he is a part of, and says the greatest feeling is to have a customer excited about moving into their new home or addition that he was involved in designing. John and his wife Heidi have three children Lynn, Ali, and Ben. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and you'll see him golfing a few rounds as well. John gets the most enjoyment when his kids are with him for these activities.
Enjoys watching the Packers on a Sunday and hangin' out with his family. He has always wanted a Harley and if he could meet any musician it would be Johnny Cash. Biggest influences in his life have been his mom and dad.
Meet Johrie – living by the motto "Make It Count". She's excited to start her career with Drexel. On the weekends you can find her playing darts, hanging out by the pool or watching the movie "How to Train Your Dragon". Johrie's always up for adventure! She has visited Ireland, Scotland, Italy, Greece & Turkey along with snorkeled in Hawaii.
This year (2013) Jon has achieved the 10 year milestone both professionally and personally; 10 years on the Drexel Team and 10 years of marriage to his wife Rebekah. When not spending time with their 4 children, Jon is active in his church, serves on the Valley Christian School Board and loves hunting deer and turkeys.
Meet Josh! Your meat and tators guy with an old fashion on the side. Excited to begin installing floors with Drexel! Living by the motto, "You only live once, there are no redos or resets". He loves any comedy movies, outdoor activities and spending time with his family(4 kids that keep him on his toes).
Josh (aka T-ice) has one strong passion; family! While Josh loves everything and anything outdoors from shooting bows, hunting, & fishing, he also enjoys down time to watch Game of Thrones while drinkin' sweet ice tea with his wife, son, & soon to be–baby girl!
Living by the motto, "Work Hard, Play Hard" – Josh loves steak, potatoes and a cold Coors Light. He enjoys frisbee golfing with his son and spending time with his family. His father has made the biggest impact on his life.
Judy..aka Judster….there is hard work and energy and then there is Judy Ehlenbeck. Her days start off well before the roosters and her down time consists of the simple pleasures….family, generous acts of kindness and the occasional hoot and holler with friends. Judy is the sparkle in our finish and the strength that helped create our service levels we have today….and a hell of a cookie baker. Judy has been with Drexel since 2003. Prior to Drexel she worked for A.A. Laun Lumber beginning in 1999. Judy and her husband Jim have been married for 30 years. Together they have 3 amazing children: Justin, Jerad & Jami (twins). Have since added a wonderful daughter-in-law Mandy to the mix (Justin).
This spunky, fun gal carries nothing but an energetic spark around with her. She loves her dog and being outdoors, specifically in Winter when she stays busy Sturgeon Spearing! With the stress of finishing her marketing degree at Marian, there's nothing that a big slice of Veggie pizza can't fix for her.
Meet Justin- fittin' in great already with his passion for the outdoors. Justin loves fishing, hunting, his family & snackin' on beef jerky. He has always wanted to travel to Alaska and build his dream house in the woods!
Living by the motto, "All In and Enjoy the Ride"- meet Karl! He believes in being an asset no matter where you are. He loves fixin' things and fishin' on the weekends. The most adventurous thing hes done is go on a 200 mile Wilderness canoe trip in Canada. When relaxin' he enjoys munchin' on some popcorn and watchin' the movie Never Cry Wolf.
Karl has been with Drexel for 8 years and has really taken advantage of Drexel's awesome ability to move positions internally. He started out as an Operations Team Member then moved to Dispatcher, and is now Berlin's Yard Leader! He really enjoys hunting and hosting Packer, Brewer, or Badger parties at his home. Karl and his wife have 3 children and also likes camping with friends and family in their spare time.
Katie lives by the motto, "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it". On the weekends you can find Katie riding dirt bikes, watching sports & hanging out with her family (one daughter and married her high school sweetheart). She also enjoys crafting and decorating. Katie is learning how to raise goats with her family so they can have a little farm at her house. The most adventurous thing she's ever done is book a family vacation the day before they had to fly out!
Meet Katie- aka Yeti
Excited to begin her career in cabinetry. Loves HOT wings, spending time with her kids(2 boys; Lyle & Henry) and watching movies with her husband. One interesting fact is she has never seen or been to the ocean!
Starting with Drexel as an Operational team-member. Keith is a give it your all kind of guy-given the nick name Full throttle. Keith is an avid Packer fan who loves to work on his 51′ Chevy 3100 Pickup in his spare time. Keith is a car enthusiast to say the least.
Keith Loves watching and playing sports with his 2 boys, including Baseball, Basketball, and Football. He's lived in Wisconsin his whole life, starting in New Holstein and living now in Combined Locks, making him an avid Packers and Badgers fan!
Meet Keith – a sport fanatic who loves watching all sports as well as coaching them! He loves snowmobiling, four wheeling, and jet skiing when he is not busy coaching football and basketball. His favorite holiday is the Fourth of July when his whole family goes on a camping trip. Keith's other favorite things include a good steak and quality time with his family!
Meet Kevin – As the saying goes, "time flies when you are having fun"! Kevin started at Drexel when he was 18, and has been with the team for over 10 years. Kevin attended Moraine Park for design. Kevin is one of a few that remembers when team members parked on the street and not in the parking lot….It is crazy to think how far down the street we would be parked if we did not use the parking lot.
Living by the motto, "No excuses, only solutions" – Kevin aka 'KAZ' loves playing softball and doing construction on his time off. He's always wanted to go to Hawaii and his biggest passion is family and friends.
Kurt and his wife Michele have been married for over 18 years and they have two daughters. Michele and Kurt enjoy many 'date nights' each week, as their dates typically involve going to their daughters sporting events, music events or other "daughter" related activates. Kurt is actively involved in his church, and he enjoys playing bass guitar, fishing, kayaking, and getting to the gym whenever he has the time. Kurt truly enjoys the people he sees at the Kiel location every day, and the support he receives from all of Team Blue whenever needed.
Meet Kurt- Comin' all the way from Indiana this Bears fan lives by the motto,"Git-R-Done". He enjoys biking, enjoying the outdoors and snackin' on some popcorn. Kurt has been in the building industry for over 30 years and is excited to begin his new career with Team Blue!
left-handed, right-minded, quality rather than quantity is what really matters, absolutely cherish hanging with my family!
Living by the motto, "See Everyones Perspective". Loves playing golf, being with his family and friends, making pottery and working on cars. He can't live without his cat Dexter and has always wanted a pet squirrel.
A great steak & an IPA is on Luke's favorites list. Enjoys camping in Door County with the family and is most passionate about the Brewers! Luke loves learning about history and he's always wanted to hike through the Appalachian trail.
Mark aka Marky-Mark enjoys the 3 B's; beaches, books & booze! He also loves raisins, lasagna & coffee. Mark's "go to" movie is Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. On the weekends you can find him hiking or camping when the weather is nice.
Mark believes in working hard and playing harder! He loves enjoying a nice steak dinner with his family at the cabin. He's hiked through the Black Hills and will one day travel to San Francisco.
A city boy who loves a good 18 holes of golf, Mark Sequin has joined our team as an Operational Team Member. He enjoys watching the Packers, March Madness, spending time with his 2 little girls and a delicious meal at the Red Wood Inn.
Meet Matt Bieski. He also answers to 'B' or BEEZER. Matt is the Structural Support and Customer Service Specialist at Berlin. Matt has worked in customer service most of his years, starting as a warehouse team member for Dr. Foster and Smith Pet Supply in Rhinelander, WI. So, now that you know Matt's from the north woods, I'm sure you can guess what he likes to do outside of making our customers happy…that's right, any chance Matt gets he wants to be FISHING! To go even one step further – if Matt could hold a Guinness Book World Record, he would like it to be for catching the biggest Peacock Bass. This means he would need to be fishing in South America. Have a Safe Trip Matt!
Always living by the golden rule, Matt loves buffalo wings and musky fishing! If he could live anywhere in the world it would be Tuscon, Arizona. He is a proud grandfather of 6 grandchildren!
Meet Matt! Excited to begin his career with Team Blue as an Operational Team Member! He loves to make people laugh, smile and enjoy life! Matt enjoys going kayaking with his family, and friends. The most adventurous thing he's done is hike up waterfalls in Hawaii and jumped off of them! Matt is passionate about treating others as you want to be treated.
Megan started working for Drexel part-time in 2010. She liked the company and people so much, that she decided to become a full-time team member after graduating from college in 2013. In her spare time, Megan likes to read, spend time on her dad's farm, and play sand volleyball. She also enjoys going up north to the family cabin with her parents, 8 siblings (including her twin), and their family dog- Georgie."
Meet Mike – loves golfing, spending time with the family & eating PB & J here and there. He is most passionate about growing in his career and is happy to be a part of Team Blue! The most adventurous thing Mike has done is jump off a 40′ cliff into the water in Nashville.
Mike celebrated 10 years with Drexel Kiel in Feb of 2014, and when he isn't busting out Door & Millwork orders or rocking the Customer Service counter, he enjoys spending time with his family. Mike is a proud father of 2 boys, Owen and Will. This year Mike is remodeling his basement… and he has aspirations to one day build a recording studio in the space. Yes, Mike plays the guitar, and laying down a few tracks of his own would be something he'd enjoy.
Living by the motto, "Live the day as if it was your last". Mike recently received the nickname "Big Mike", is most passionate about his kids and church. He enjoys stock car racing on the weekends and has been working at the Truss Plant for 34 years! Some of his favorites include; popcorn, steak & mountain dew.
Mike has been married to his wife Christy for 13 glorious years and they have two awesome boys, Nathaniel and Mason. Mike has been in the building industry since 1995 and joined Team Blue in 2013. In his free time he loves to coach his kids baseball team.
Living by the motto, "Live Life to the Fullest" – Mike graduated with two design degrees and can't wait to put them to use with Drexel as a Residential Designer! He enjoys four wheeling & drawing on his free time along with a nice steak dinner. He would most like to learn about the stock market and wants to do more traveling in the future!
Mike aka "Zip" lives by the following motto -"It's the little things that really matter". You can find him watchin' sports and spending time with his kids & wife on the weekends. Mike is passionate about living a happy life. He's been parasailing and next is skydiving!
Living by the motto, "Tomorrow is a new day". She loves hanging out with her family and taking her kids out to dinner – pizza or chicken nuggets, count her in! Not a fan of Justin Bieber, but at least she likes the Packers and Badgers!
Meet Natalie- loves anything and everything that includes being on water & outdoors! On the weekends, you will find Natalie designing and gardening flowers/veggies. She has been white water rafting and has lived in Alabama- making her a Southern girl at heart!
Nate Sippel is celebrating his 10 year anniversary with Team Blue. (2014) Nate and his wife Sarah have been married for 2 years and his family grew to 3 this past April when their daughter Stella was born. Nate spends his time away from Drexel working on the family farm. He enjoys being outdoors as much as possible, and bow hunting is his favorite season of the year.
Nate loves Chinese food and the movie "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy". On the weekend you can find him fishing and spending time with his family. One interesting fact…Nate loves camping!
Nestor lives up to honesty and appreciation. He is most passionate about fishing and being outdoors with the family. He loves fruits, vegetables and grilled meats. Nestor is most proud of being a hardworking husband and father of 3 children.
Nick lives for Hunting, and Fishing. He resides in Green Bay now, but once lived in Argentina for his job. Nick also enjoys Frisbee golfing and regular golfing, basically anything outdoors.
Nick resides in the small town of Chilton with his wife Emily and dog Tess. He enjoys hunting and can also be called Mr. Fix It. An interesting fact about Nick is that he is unable to sit pretzel legged, and can always be found with a bag of chips in his hand.
Paul is a family man with 2 beautiful children, a great wife, enjoys a few drinks and having fun. He works out a lot and eats well. Paul has been our go to guy for lumber and the specialty items ever since him and EB realized they couldn't work together in the yard. Paul always comes to work with a smile, always worries about everyone around him, and always has his hair done nice(thanks Mary). Paul is a great Teammate and a true leader/coach for the entire Drexel Team–our buying power is in good hands with Paul. He is also a very reliable source for gum!
A heavy metal guy at heart; this Metallica lover enjoys a good meal at a nice supper club. Rick appreciates his WISCO sports teams (Packers, Badgers, Brewers), and secretly indulges in Dark chocolate! 😉
Meet Berlin's window specialist Rob, who has been with Drexel for a whopping 17 years and counting! Rob and his wife Debbie have been together for 34 years and have two daughters and four grandkids. Rob enjoys camping and fishing in his spare time, as well as enjoying Debbie's delicious baked treats!
Living by the motto, "It is what it is". Robert aka Bob is most passionate about nursing school. On the weekends you can find him videogaming or watching Deadpool. Bob once competed in sub-junior world's power lifting in Sofia, Bulgaria AND was an 82nd paratrooper! WOA!!!!!
Meet Rodney aka shooter – is happy to begin his new career as an Account Manager for Team Blue! He loves golf and Nascar and is most passionate about his family. One thing he has always wanted to learn more about is the stock market and one thing he's always wanted to do is pan for gold. If Rodney was a millionaire for a day he would buy his kids a home pay schooling up front.
Ryan joined Drexel in May of 2013 and works in the accounting department. I live for sports: football, hockey, baseball, and basketball (in that order). I love the outdoors. When I'm not working I enjoy going up to my camp in the UP of Michigan to go hunting and fishing. I have a big family and enjoy spending time with them as well.
Living by the motto "If a task is once begun, never leave it till it's done. Be the labor big or small. Do it well or not at all". You can find him doing anything sports related on the weekends or spending time with his family. He's already crossed off Skydiving from his bucket list and next is to visit Ireland.
Ryan has been gracing Drexel with his presence since 2014. He is originally from Davenport, Iowa, but currently resides in Appleton with his wife Kelly and two boys, Keegan and Logan. Ryan enjoys remodeling, building, and designing for fun, along with fishing.
After only being with the team for a few months, Sarah says she couldn't feel more support and drive from her amazing team members. Sarah graduated from Mount Mary University with degrees in both Business Administration and Interior Design. She looks forward to using both of her degrees to supply/offer the absolute best service possible to each of her customers! In her spare time, Sarah loves spending time with her family, friends, and her English Springer Spaniel, Bella. She also loves to travel, spending time up north at her family cabin in Manitowish Waters, and cheering on the Green Bay Packers!
Meet Scott- excited to start his career as a Commercial Estimator here in Campbellsport. He cannot live without the support and love from his family; wife Kay and daughter Mackenzie. Enjoys training labs for field trails and hunting tests in his free time. Previously lived in Colorado which explains why he is a big Denver Broncos fan!
Living by the motto, "Fall down 7 times stand up 8"- Sean loves anything and everything about FISHING. He even loves snackin' on some gold fish. Also part of the Army Reserves, Sean is a huge fan of Kip Moore, Milwaukee Bucks & Baseball.
aka May Baby! Born and raised in Campbellsport. Seth is passionate about Brewers baseball and being outside on the weekends. His go to meal is chicken wings and his favorite movie is Die Hard.
Meet Shawn- living by the motto, "Enjoy the Ride". Here's your all around sports guy, anything sports related count him in! He's most passionate about basketball and has always wanted to see a UNC Duke game at Chapel Hill. The most adventurous thing hes done is roadtrip to Myrtle Beach.
I have been involved in the home building industry since 1976. 1st as a home builder, then into sales and now estimating. When I'm not working I am home with my wife of 4 years Cheri and our 3 dogs Emma Lucy and Millie. Summer weekend you will find us relaxing at our camper in Door County. Together we have 4 children and 9 grand children with one more due later this summer. I enjoy smoking and grilling for family get-togethers.
Steve loves coming to work, especially when he gets to drive his motorcycle here! He loves spending time with his daughter Audrey and girlfriend Emily, who he lives with in Green Bay. He also likes traveling different places in order to fish, and dislikes the rain, snow, and cold.
Meet Steve – He is passionate about running for his health, baseball and good housing for lower income families. An interesting fact about Steve, is that he was a Union Carpenter right out of High School before he went to college. On the weekends you can find him going for walks or hiking with his wife!
"If you want it go and get it!" This Badger fan- Steven aka Stevie loves spending his weekends with family and friends. He would love to be out West hunting and has always wanted a house with land in the woods. The most inspirational person in his life is his dad.
Meet Tony- loves hunting, fishing & the Packers! He enjoys eating pizza on the weekends and watching Happy Gilmore. The most adventurous thing Tony has ever done is go skydiving- next on the list is to travel to Europe! He is very thankful for his parents who have had the biggest impact on his life.
Living by the golden rule, "Do unto others as you would want them to do unto you". This guy loves woodworking and the outdoors! The most adventurous thing he has done was spent nights in the Porcupine Mountains in the middle of no where with minimum supplies. On the weekends you can find him eating pickled asparagus and sippin' on an old fashioned.
MEET TRAVIS – living by the motto "Treat others the way you want to be treated". He has always wanted to go skydiving and although he is terrified of the ocean he conquered his fear and went snorkeling! He loves snowboarding, water sports and baseball along with snackin' on some wheat thins and drinkin' milk!
"Never give up, no matter how many times you fail". A motto that Trevor lives by. He's excited to begin his new career as an Operational Team Member. Trevor enjoys workin' out- pumpin' a little iron and watchin' a little football-Packers of course. Also enjoys jammin' to a little Led Zepplin and hanging out with his friends.
With a love of Country Music (Kip Moore) ; Trevor is a true Wisconsinite. He loves the Packers, Hunting Fishing, and Snowmobiling-Never a Dull Moment in His Life. With a nickname I've already give him as TRE-MELT (there is a story behind this) Trevor just started with Drexel as an Operational Team Member here at Campbellsport.
"Everything happens for a reason". A motto that Trey Arentz lives by. This Packer fan has always wanted a family and can't wait to get married in August! Alaska is on his top places to visit some day and he would love to meet Eric Church or 2Pac.
Living by the motto, "Sleep When I Die"- Tyler aka TK says he cannot live without the outdoors! He loves hunting with friends and family and his dream is to own his own land someday. If he could vacation anywhere it would be to Montana.
Zach aka Fisher believes in always doing your best! His go to is pizza with a captain/diet on the side. Aside from loving all hobbies, Zach's ideal weekend is riding his motorcycle in the morning to a golf course, spending the afternoon on the lake & topping it off with dinner and drinks in the evening with friends/family. He would love to live in Mexico and the biggest accomplishment this far has been marrying his wife.
Zach Joined team blue in 2013 as our Berlin residential desinger. Born & raised in Oshkosh, WI he completed his bachelors degere at UW-Milwaukee in architectural studies. Passionate about Architecture and design of any kind he also enjoys many outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, biking, kayaking, and traveling. Make sure to keep your brain sharp around him as im sure you will hear a great pun or two!"
Zach lives by the motto, "It is what it is". He loves steak, tacos and the movie Coach Carter. On the weekends you can find him up north or playing sports. The most adventurous thing Zach has done is zip line through the Ecuador jungle.
"Never let the fear of striking out get in your way" – This guy is always up to learn something new! He enjoys golfing on the weekends and is most passionate about his friendships. Zach enjoys watching Happy Gilmore and eating some mexican food!


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sprucecreek necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 110 diseños de 27 diseñadores freelance.
Shepherd Family Farms
We are a large family that runs a startup farm providing all-natural products including pastured (raised on grass fields, not confined buildings) chickens and turkeys, raw honey, free-range eggs (full-time outdoor access and pasture grazing). In the future we may provide additional products such as beef, pork and kiwifruit or non-food items such as soap, candles and maybe even Christmas trees!
Our desire is to not only provide our community with healthful, sustainable agriculture products but to build relationships with those people around us as well.
Our products are considered "Premium" in that they are typically more expensive than what is found at the local grocery store or monster retailer (when price alone is compared). However, our products are grown in an all-natural environment (but not Certified Organic) with all-natural feed, and our animals are well-cared for and treated humanely.
Our target audience includes the end-user or consumer and NOT a store. In other words, we are in the retail farm business and not the wholesale business. Audience members include:
- Health conscious consumers
- People who love to cook
- High-end consumers
- High-end restaurants
- Farmers markets
- Those who appreciate natural foods, sustainable agriculture and responsible farming.
Watch "Food Inc.". We are an alternative to the Big Food Business.
We desire that the logo be fresh, crisp and classy. We want a stylish vintage farm/retro 50's kitchen look. Elegant but fun. Fun but elegant.
One idea we like is that of a crate/wood fence, distressed print/paint feel. (But please don't feel limited to this. We're open to ideas, as long as they follow the basic guidelines we're giving.)
Something important to keep in mind is that we do not want a particular animal, plant or product to be the one central theme, since we are actively expanding the products our farm offers. (Don't want to box ourselves in.) If you do include some of our products in your logo (chickens or a beehive, etc.), they should be peripheral and not iconic.
Words that describe what we're after:
- Invigorating
- Fresh
- Friendly
- Grassy
- Trees
- Pasture
- Healthy
- Clean
- Colorful
- Child-Friendly
- Vintage/Retro Country! (40s, mostly 50s)
Specific things to NOT include:
- No barn
- No silo
- No tractor
- No farm trucks
- No photographs
- No stock images or clipart
- No fat, curly 70's fonts
- No cutesie animals or silly cartoons
Color is great! Think of 50s color schemes. We also like combos of blue, green and earth tones.
Must be vintage fonts. We like masculine vintage fonts or cursive, forward-slant retro fonts.
Fonts MUST be easy to read and scale well as our logo will be used for everything from large banners and t-shirts to flyers and business cards. Components of design need to translate well to a website.
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File Types Required:
Adobe Illustrator and all fonts used as TTF or Mac compatible.
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Spice Cakes
Peijnenburg Spice Cakes are a typically Dutch cake, which are filled with only the best ingredients. Dutch people call them 'Peperkoek'. Cut a slice and enjoy its rich flavor with a cup of tea or coffee, and a thin layer of butter! There are various variaties, the 'standard' Spice Cake is the Ontbijtkoek and the Peperkoek. But we are sure your (future) favorite is somewhere in our list!
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