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In the last 12 months nearly 4 million acres across the state have burned; more than 2,800 homes charred; and sadly the lives of citizens and firefighters have been taken, all from the state's most disastrous wildfire season.
Fire departments and volunteer firefighters have had their work cut out for them, never knowing that they would face day to day. From battling raging grass fires to evacuating homes and blocking off major highways. Their job is challenging. What's even more difficult than all of that is getting information out to the public. Newschannel 6 spoke with several local leaders to learn what goes on behind the scenes of a fire and just how difficult it is to get information out to you. What we learned is that every fire has an incident commander, but not every fire has a designated public information officer.
The role of PIO changes depending on the fire. It can be a fire chief, a county sheriff and even the city of Wichita Falls Public Information Officer. If you've noticed when we cover major fires the person speaking often changes from fire to fire. We were curious as to why, when wildfires are so prominent here, there is no one person in charge and if that at all effects the operations of a fire department and public safety.
"In the case of a grassfire they see the grassfire so they call 911. The dispatcher takes the call and routes that to the fire dispatcher. The dispatcher then tones out fire stations, alerts the fire stations and gives them the information the address, where the grass fire is," said Wichita Falls Fire Chief Earl Foster.
In four minutes the usual response time for Wichita Falls firefighters, trucks are on scene, firefighters are ready to go to battle. Immediately an incident commander is in charge. That position goes to the chief of the department that responds or the highest ranking firefighter on scene and tasks are then assigned through airwaves or once a unit arrives.
"As the departments come in everything kind of blends in," said Mike Hall, Lake Arrowhead Fire Chief.
As departments rush in to respond it gets chaotic, a unit's first mission when they get to the scene is to check in with incident command, but even that itself can be a challenge.
"If the fire is already big and you're in a strange area that you're not familiar with sometimes
finding command can be difficult," said Hall.
As the flames billow into the sky threatening homes and lives it's time for firefighters to take another step and inform the public.
"We can go door to door. We can get on a PA system. We have a number of ways to contact the citizens if we need to alert them for some reason," said Chief Foster.
The role of PIO changes from fire to fire. In Wichita County Sheriff David Duke often fills that position.
"Since I've been Sheriff as many years as I've been here as a fire investigator and firefighter I know the importance of shutting down the road and keeping those firefighters safe," said Duke.
Sheriff Duke is a 30 year veteran of the Wichita West Volunteer Fire Department. He and his deputies play a major role in fighting fires.
"Sometimes a deputy can get there and get people out first and the fire department thinks hey we need to get people out of the houses and then we'll let 'em know we've been there, the Sheriff's Deputies have been there, those people have already been evacuated," he said.
Miscommunication at a time when communication is key, when lives are on the line. Could that be avoided if there was one specific person in charge of communicating to both the public, media and the department at all times.
Any PIO can give a general release but having one person over the entire staff to do that you're not going to get the right information. You're not going to get it quick enough," said Sheriff Duke.
In Comanche County Oklahoma there is a designated PIO who assists incident command in all public, media related matters, and can also assist emergency personnel. Both Chief Foster and David Duke believe that one is not needed here despite how active our fire season is.
"We've seen that on a state level how they do it and sometimes they don't get out the right information to get dispersed to the media," said Duke.
Chief Foster says communication is always the weakest link no matter how big your resources are. Despite having a rotating PIO office, they all agree it works here.
"Sometimes that's not as easy as we like. Sometimes the reports are not as regular as we like to get them out but we try to have them out in a fairly timely manner," said Chief Foster.
We spoke with a few media outlets across Texas including Amarillo and Midland. What they told us is likewise that role is always filled by a different boot, either the county or the individual fire department.
Barry Levy serves as the City of Wichita Falls Public Information Officer. He is called in to serve the primary role of PIO during major grass fires when all city departments, including police are responding to a fire.
Crystal Hall Newschannel 6.


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Electronic Arts Inc., (NASDAQ: ERTS) announced today that Madden NFL 09 En Español has shipped to retail stores for the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system and Xbox 360 video game system from Microsoft. Fully translated in Spanish, Madden NFL 09 En Español features Chicago Bears offensive guard, Roberto Garza, on the box cover. Boasting the same renowned gameplay and graphics found in Madden NFL 09, Madden NFL 09 En Español also includes exclusive Spanish language content, additional music tracks and Spanish play-by-play and game analysis voice-over by Álvaro Martín. Madden NFL 09 En Español users can also compete online against Madden NFL 09 users, as the two games are fully compatible*.
Álvaro Martín, the first Spanish-language play-by-play broadcaster for ABC Sports' and later ESPN's "Monday Night Football", is featured as the broadcast voice of Madden NFL 09 En Español. Martín has an impressive broadcast background with experience as one of the top play-by-play announcers for ESPN, with 15 NBA Finals, five World Series and 16 Super Bowls to his credit. Madden NFL 09 En Español also features four additional Spanish songs, "Uno, Dos, Tres" by [Motel], "¡Ah Pero Como Vendo Cassettes!" by PXNDX, "El Apagón" by Señor Flavio and "Let's Do This" by Fulanito.
Cover athlete Roberto Garza is one of a growing number of Hispanic players in the NFL. Garza, who will be contributing to a blog on www.easports.com/madden09/es throughout the NFL season, was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in 2001. Garza signed with the Chicago Bears in 2005. Due to his extensive involvement with charitable organizations, the Chicago Bears nominated Garza for the Walter Payton "Man of the Year" award in 2006.
"It is an honor to be featured on the cover of Madden NFL 09 En Español. As a first generation Mexican American, this opportunity provides an amazing and unique way for me to represent my Hispanic heritage," says cover athlete Roberto Garza. "Madden NFL is a game that I have enjoyed for years and I will certainly treasure this forever."
Madden NFL 09 En Español is the second iteration of the franchise. Last year, San Diego Chargers' defensive end, Luis Castillo, was featured on the cover of Madden NFL 08 En Español.
"EA is proud to share in the NFL's efforts to deliver customized content to Spanish-speaking fans," says senior product manager, Anthony Stevenson. "Offering the Hispanic fan base an opportunity to further develop their passion for the game by playing Madden NFL 09 En Español is a tremendous honor and something we hope to build upon down the road."
"We are pleased to partner with EA to bring Madden NFL 09 en Español to our fans," says Peter O'Reilly, NFL director of marketing. "This customized version of Madden provides Spanish-speaking fans yet another way to engage with the NFL and experience the game all year round."
Madden NFL 09 En Español is part of a commitment the NFL and NFL PLAYERS share in delivering customized content to a growing Hispanic fan base. The NFL offers a variety of content for Spanish-speaking fans through NFLatino.com powered by Univision.com, NFL Monday Night Football on ESPN Deportes, NBC Sunday Night Football in Spanish via SAP, Univision Radio's 32-game lineup, FOX Impacto NFL on FOX Sports en Español, as well as NFL coverage throughout the season on Telemundo's weekly sports and entertainment shows. In addition, NFL PLAYERS reaches Hispanic fans through various player-driven charitable initiatives and community appearances.
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The dollar fell against most of its biggest peers as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said he's hopeful a last-minute U.S. deficit-reduction deal will be reached to protect all but top earners from a tax increase.
The yen weakened after Finance Minister Taro Aso told reporters at a Dec. 28 briefing that the U.S. should have a stronger dollar. The 17-nation euro fell against most of its 16 major peers as German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the region's debt crisis was "far from over."
"The broader trend is towards an improvement in risk appetite, as headlines seem to suggest a short-term fiscal cliff deal will be passed," Richard Franulovich, a senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp. in New York, said in a telephone interview. "That should broadly weigh on the dollar."
The dollar gained 0.2 percent to $1.3187 per euro at 12:05 p.m. New York time. The U.S. currency appreciated 0.7 percent to 86.55 yen after rising to 86.64 yen on Dec. 28, the strongest since Aug. 3, 2010. The yen lost 0.5 percent to 114.17 per euro.
Real Falls
The Brazilian real has declined 8.9 percent versus the dollar in 2012, losing the most after the 11 percent decline for the yen. The South Korean won was the biggest winner, adding 8.3 percent.
The won has appreciated the most versus the dollar this quarter, adding 4.4 percent. The Norwegian krone has been the second-biggest gainer, increasing 2.9 percent.
The South African rand leads all major currencies this month against the greenback, appreciating 4.9 percent.
Reid said the Senate will resume work today.
"They're progressing," Reid, a Nevada Democrat, said of the talks in an interview as he entered the Capitol this morning. Asked if he thought a deal could be reached today, Reid said, "I really hope so. We're not there yet, though."
Without an agreement, more than $600 billion in tax increases and spending cuts, known as the fiscal cliff, are set to take effect in the U.S. in January.
"The medium-term impact is dollar negative," Camilla Sutton, head of currency strategy at Bank of Nova Scotia in Toronto, wrote in a note to clients. "The combination of aggressive Federal Reserve policy, the lack of a credible fiscal plan, a challenged political system and the impact of the fiscal drag should weigh on the dollar."
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SANDY, Utah – Rookie Casey Townsend poached a late goal as Chivas USA stunned unbeaten Real Salt Lake for a 1-0 victory on Saturday night, the Goats' first win of the season and their first-ever victory at Rio Tinto Stadium.
The loss keeps RSL at six points with a 2-1-0 record, and gives Chivas their first three points of the season with a 1-2-0 record and Robin Fraser's first victory at the club where he served four years as an assistant coach.
Townsend's winner came in the 72nd minute off a cross from the left wing by midfielder Nick LaBrocca. Nick Rimando went to meet the play, but Townsend challenged it and the ball slipped from the Salt Lake goalkeeper's grasp. The rookie striker out of Maryland reacted quickly to get a foot on the ball and hit it into the back of the net.
OPTA CHALKBOARD: See how Chivas USA staged an epic upset at Rio Tinto
With Chivas USA limping into Rio Tinto winless and missing some key attacking players, the matchup had all the makings of a one-sided affair. But the game turned out to be a competitive one from the opening whistle. Chivas put five men in the midfield to counter RSL's prolific possession, and the formula seemed effective taking the match into the half level.
In the second half, Real Salt Lake brought on Javier Morales and Álvaro Saborío in an attempt to bolster the attack. Meanwhile, the visitors pushed numbers forward with right back James Riley often getting into the mix. The additional numbers forward ultimately proved effective on the goal.
The hosts had a number of chances to equalize late in the half, none better than Saborío's chip over Dan Kennedy in the 85th minute. The Costa Rican striker had the Chivas netminder beat, but his attempt caromed off the crossbar and out of play.
The hosts continued to put a final furious charge as time expired. But Kennedy came up huge in stoppage time, diving to palm away Fabián Espíndola's left-footed drive in the 93rd minute. Despite the final flurry, the Goats held down the big result.
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Bethune-Cookman to play at Florida State
Daytona Beach, FL – Bethune-Cookman has completed its 2013 football schedule by adding a Sept. 21 game at Florida State, the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference university announced Monday.
The first-ever meeting between the two programs will be played at FSU's Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee. It increases Bethune-Cookman's regular-season schedule to a full 12 games.
"It was always our intent to play a BCS opponent this year, and with the cancellation of the UCF game, we were able to work with the ACC and FSU to reach an agreement in order to make this happen," Bethune-Cookman athletic director Lynn Thompson said. "This is a natural matchup for us that falls in line with our philosophy of competing with the best Division I universities in the state of Florida."
Bethune-Cookman lost to the University of Miami in each of the past two seasons.
"We have a chance to play another top-level opponent," Bethune-Cookman coach Brian Jenkins said. "We have had Miami on the schedule, and hopefully can continue to have them on in future years, while the FSU game this year allows us another top level school in the state of Florida. This gives our program a chance to play against some of the best talent and one of the best programs out there."
2013 Bethune-Cookman Football Schedule
All Times ET
Sept. 1, at Tennessee State, Nashville, Tenn.
Sept. 7, Virginia Union, Daytona Beach, Fla., 4 p.m.
Sept. 14, at Florida International, Miami, Fla., TBA
Sept. 21, at Florida State, Tallahassee, Fla., TBA
Oct. 5, at Delaware State*, Dover, Del. TBA
Oct. 12, at Howard*, Washington, D.C., 1 p.m.
Oct. 19, Savannah State*, Daytona Beach, Fla., 4 p.m.
Oct. 26, South Carolina State* (Homecoming), Daytona Beach, Fla., 4 p.m.
Nov. 2, at North Carolina Central*, Durham, N.C., 2 p.m.
Nov. 9, Norfolk State*, Daytona Beach, Fla., 4 p.m.
Nov. 16, Hampton*, Daytona Beach, Fla., 4 p.m.
Nov. 23, at Florida A&M*, Orlando, Fla., TBA
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Top-seeded Stanford opens NCAAs at home vs. Tulsa
Surprisingly, Stanford's Chiney Ogwumike feels little pressure
this NCAA tournament.
Not when an entire nation is eyeing whether Brittney Griner and
No. 1 Baylor can defend their championship.
And even if the top-seeded Cardinal are seeking a sixth straight
trip to the Final Four and would face a possible showdown with
Pac-12 rival California in the Spokane regional final with a berth
to New Orleans at stake. It's largely up to Ogwumike this year with
her big sister, Nneka, long gone and now a WNBA star and reigning
rookie of the year with the Los Angeles Sparks.
"This year more than ever it's no pressure, even though we have
a 1 seed. The whole world has framed it Baylor versus the field,
right?" Ogwumike said before hitting the practice floor Saturday.
"Honestly, it's really worked in our favor because we feel no
First, Stanford (31-2) will face No. 16 seed Tulsa (17-16) in
its NCAA opener at home in Maples Pavilion on Sunday. In the second
game of the day on Stanford's campus, eighth-seeded Michigan
(21-10) will face No. 9 Villanova (21-10).
The Tulsa team won 10 of its final 13 games and five in a row
after an improbable run to the Conference USA tournament title as
the sixth seed – led by senior Tiffani Couisnard, who balances her
basketball and school life with being mother to a 2-year-old
"We kept renewing our minds, refocusing, and remembering that
anything is possible," Couisnard said. "If we just give it all we
have, we can achieve anything and we can win. I think that
mentality is what we bought into."
Second-year Golden Hurricane coach Matilda Mossman has Tulsa
back in the tournament for the first time since the program
advanced to the second round in 2006. While beating Stanford at
home is a daunting task, so was the road Tulsa had to take to get
this far.
"If we didn't believe the unexpected could happen, we wouldn't
have made the trip," Mossman said. "For our program, it's the
first step in getting our program back to our 2006 days. Before the
conference tournament started, we told our team that there are two
types of teams left: There's the team that is finished playing,
they're ready to turn in their gear, they're ready for their spring
break, they've checked out. The other type of team is the team that
doesn't want their season to end."
If the season is going to continue past Sunday, Tulsa must find
a way to slow down Pac-12 Player of the Year Ogwumike, with her
averages of 22.4 points and 13.1 rebounds. Mossman's plan is for
her players – two or three of them at a time – to match Ogwumike's
energy on both ends of the floor.
Longtime Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer isn't ready to make any
bold predictions about her current team returning to the Final
"We don't have as much firepower as we have in the last five
years, this is probably in a lot of ways the least, maybe talented,
and least in some ways tournament-experienced team," she said.
"My experience has been in some ways that takes some pressure off
of people, and hopefully they can play loose and excited basketball
like we did when we were in Hawaii to beat Baylor."
That victory on Nov. 16 in Honolulu is the lone blemish on the
Lady Bears' 32-1 record.
VanDerveer's team has often been inconsistent since then, most
notably in an embarrassing 61-35 loss at home to Connecticut on
Dec. 29. That snapped the Cardinal's 82-game, home-winning streak
at Maples.
"We don't have Nneka, we don't have Kayla (Pedersen) or
Jeanette (Pohlen) or Jayne Appel or Candice Wiggins. Those are
first-round draft picks," VanDerveer said. "This is a tough
puzzle to put together, but I would never underestimate this group.
The strength of this team is their cohesiveness. There's not a
selfish bone in the body of anyone in this locker room. We will
have to play well. This hasn't been like a perfect season."
While VanDerveer won't rule out the return of Toni Kokenis in a
limited role before this season ends, she isn't counting on it,
either, saying "it's not looking good." Kokenis hasn't played
since Feb. 3 at Oregon State because of an undisclosed medical
condition, but said Saturday she is still hopeful of playing for
the Cardinal next season.
In fact, VanDerveer must figure out what defensive combinations
might work best to take Golden Hurricane leading scorer Taleya
Mayberry out of her game. She is averaging 18.7 points.
"You miss someone with great tournament experience, her
athleticism," VanDerveer said. "She is someone you'd want
guarding Mayberry."
Michigan has reached back-to-back NCAA tournaments for the first
time since 2000-01, with a familiar NCAA coaching face in Kim
Barnes Arico. She took St. John's to the Fresno Regional semifinals
last season before losing to Duke, and lost to Stanford at Maples
in the second round of the 2011 tournament.
"Every year," Barnes Arico said, smiling. "It's sunny this
Now, back in the Bay Area to play the NCAAs for the second time
in three years, she leads the Wolverines into a matchup she knows
well from her Big East days.
Barnes Arico spent 10 years coaching against 35th-year Villanova
coach Harry Perretta.
"It's kind of a bummer it's Harry and he runs that system,"
Barnes Arico said. "It took me a long time at St. John's to be
able to beat them and be able to stop them."
And Perretta wasn't thrilled to see Michigan and Barnes Arico
when brackets were announced Monday. He would have preferred a team
that didn't know his motion offense so well. Perretta recommended
Barnes Arico for the Michigan job, too.
The teams play similar perimeter-oriented styles. In fact,
Perretta has taught Barnes Arico aspects of the motion offense.
"We usually do better against teams that either the coach
hasn't seen us very much or the team hasn't seen each other very
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My services provide you with an opportunity to learn from a balance state of thinking to achieve success in your goals for the chosen instrument. Whether its technique, learning how to read both musically and literally, my teaching methods are very self reflective and introspective to provide the understanding you're looking for. All in all my sessions are very people friendly and driven to meet your needs. This helps to learn on a deeper level so that you may appreciate, learn faster and enjoy a greater sense of awareness for the fun of the music making process. I have a very warm and easy going approach with an emphasis on FUN so that we can connect to what we love to do which is make music.
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My lessons are very student driven and revolve around developing students innate music abilities to help them connect and experience success as well as enriching their lives with music. In my lessons students will develop music appreciation skills by listening to music, understanding basic music theory concepts, growing a knowledge of historical awareness in music all alongside learning the instrument of their chosen preference. The pace set for the sessions is rather relaxed and is highly dependent on the student but, students are guided throughout the sessions to eventually achieve their goals. My main teaching approach is: Let me use my skills and knowledge to help figure out what works best for you!
*** Studio Equipment ***
The home studio lessons take place in the living room or a finished garage with tile floor. Seating is available in both areas. Parking is on the street. He has an upright piano.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I can provide music as well as they can provide music as well. I can provide a music stand. They need to provide the necessary equipment that allows their instrument to function
*** Specialties ***
Primarily classical style and some jazz.
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About Matthew M.Close
About Matthew
I started playing the trumpet in the 4th grade, which has led me all the way to receiving my degrees in Trumpet Performance and Music Education! I was lucky enough to attend one of the nation's top music schools, The Peabody Institute, and I now work toward my Master's degree at California State University, Long Beach. I have enjoyed performing in everything from big-band-lead to principal trumpet in the orchestra, leading brass quintets and brass ensembles, and much more! The trumpet has been a huge passion for as long as I can remember now!
While I was learning songs as a child, I decided I wanted to join a band! Now here we are 10 years later and
I've also been playing the guitar for just under 10 years. Playing the guitar has been both a complete joy, but also a fantastic learning experience. I have been learning songs of my favorite artists and even written my own material,and having the opportunity to immerse myself in my favorite music and create music of my own has taught me so much more about music and being a musician. I hope to impart this experience onto all of my students.
Whether it's trumpet, voice, or guitar, I love all things music and my #1 objective is to for my students to learn how it feels to experience what music REALLY has to offer, so to you reading this, let's make some noise!
*** Lesson Details ***
For starters, understand that you're going to have a blast! Within months of working together, I'll have you playing your favorite songs, or feeling prepared for that upcoming audition. I remember what it was like to have second thoughts about auditioning and performance, and I'll make sure those thoughts are a thing of the past for you!
During our lessons, I enjoy addressing the material you have to work on, whether in school or just for your own enjoyment. At the same time, I will present music and materials of my own, and I encourage you to do the same!
I have always enjoyed learning from my students as they have learned from myself, and I could only hope to express how rewarding it is when I see a student of mine progress from week to week and achieve their own goals.
Whether you are a beginner or an advanced player, you can be guaranteed we'll make steady progress and we will achieve your goals. Get ready to wow your friends and family!
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I would provide utilities including music stand, metronome, some external source of pitch.
I expect the student to bring any and all assigned music/material they wish to work on. The student will also begin the lesson prepared with basic necessities, including a pencil (please, no pens) and all music assigned from prior lesson (if this is a first-lesson, bring any/all music you currently have and/or are working on). Vocal students will bring a bottle of water. Trumpet students will have their own valve oil and mouthpiece (if not originally included with your horn).
*** Specialties ***
Trumpet methods include (not limited to) Arban's, Clarke, Sachs, Rubank, Getchell, Adam, Schlossberg, Colin, Bai Lin.
For instruments outside the trumpet, methods will address school curriculum, unless student has advanced beyond provided materials.
I strongly encourage students of voice, guitar, and piano to pick material of their choosing.
Classical and rock are the genres to which I am most attracted
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I've been taking lessons with Matt for about 2 months now. Right away it was a very comfortable environment and vibe, which is important, especially as a beginning, aspiring singer. Takes the lessons slow and easy going at first, then jumps into exercises and focuses on directly what style the student is interested in. Very awesome dude, would definitely recommend! Thanks Matt!
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Matthew Smith is a freelance musician from San Diego California and began playing musically professionally in 2001. Matthew attended California State Fullerton where he earned a bachelors degree in jazz studies in 2012. Currently Matthew is attending CalArts Matthew has studied with the likes of Duncan Moore, Joey Sellars, Amir Ziv and Ari Hoenig. Matthew has his standards set high and plans to keep striving higher, both with his music and with himself.
About Matthew
My name is Matthew Smith and I love music and I love to teach it even more. Although my upbringing is in jazz and classical music, I am very fluent in latin, hiphop, rock, pop and more world music as well.
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I have been playing trombone most of my life and it is the first instrument I learned to play. I specialize in breathing techniques, flexibility, endurance, range, improvisation, and much more!! I will push you to be your best!
About Stephen
I also have over twenty years of musical experience. I have been playing trombone and bass guitar since 1994 and I have been teaching since 2005. As a brass instructor I specialize in breathing techniques, embouchure development. range, flexibility, endurance, and improvisation. As a bass guitar and guitar instructor, I specialize in
In addition I also help students with their music for band at school, or for any other type of ensemble they might be playing in. I have been a professional musician for several years and I have backed groups like The L.A. Swing Barons, The Inland Empire Swing Orchestra, Sonora Santanera groups, Willie and The Road Tramps, Irie Nationz, The Goodlow Company, Domestic Imports, Buddha Bomb, Angry Babies, Space Camp Stowaways, The Debonaires, and more! I am currently in a few different groups playing all over Southern California and beyond.
I will bring the best out of your playing, take a lesson with me and you will get better! I have years of experience that you can tap into; in order for you to reach your musical goals. My education philosophy is student focused and I draw from a lot of different teaching concepts like Kodàly method, Orff method, Susuki method, and more. I am much more than just an instructor, but your also getting a mentor and a life coach. Sign up for a lesson today!
To reserve a spot just look for the box that says "Reserve your spot with Stephen," then go ahead select the instrument you want to learn, then the location, and a time that works for you. Then I will get in contact with you as soon as your sign up and we can go over all the details. I love new students, and I cannot wait to hear from you today.
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Stephen L.
Stephen L.
About Matthew B.Close
I can get you proficient on the trombone to where you will understand breathing technique, slide position and tone production. We will also focus on reading and understanding music.
About Matthew
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Matthew B.
Matthew B.
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Take lessons with a experienced teacher that actively performs and teaches. What makes me a good teacher is the fact that I struggled during the first few years that I started playing. I had a work through those struggles in order to become the musician I am today, so I know how to break things down and to cater lessons to each individual student. There is no cookie cutter method for all, we each have our own issues to work on. Some naturally gifted teachers will just tell you to play something and make it work...but since I had to work hard to become successful, I can use what I learned to help you to achieve success. I will help you to build a strong fundamental base and to turn your weaknesses into strengths! Whether you are preparing for school band or ensemble, for honor band auditions, college auditions, or solo and ensemble festivals, I would be happy to help you to become the musician that you want to become.
About Christian
Currently, I perform as the principal euphonium with the 40th Infantry Division Band of the Army National Guard, the principal euphonium of the Southern California Brass Consortium, and the principal euphonium with the Salvation Army's Western Ter
I have experience performing as a soloist in San Diego, Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco, Las Vegas, New Jersey, Atlanta, Seattle, Norway, United Kingdom and most recently Angola. I've also performed in Alaska, Arizona, Denver, New York, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Canada, Mexico, Brazil and Germany. I enjoy playing in almost any medium from Brass Band, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Big Band, and even Bavarian Octoberfest Bands. I've also been known to play a little valve trombone in contemporary worship bands, but don't tell any slide trombone players that because they tend to get jealous!
I have a passion for helping people grow and improve as musicians, whether you are 8 years old or 80 years old, or any age. We can all improve and grow!
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· Euphonium · In home
Christian R.
Christian R.
About Daniel N.Close
Music making with the trombone is my greatest passion, and my primary goal is to foster this same passion for music within my students. I want to give my students the tools they need to progress as a musician on their own in their musical ability and expression in an atmosphere that not only makes producing music fun and engaging, but meaningful.
I have been playing trombone for nearly nine years and learned many things, both about music and life, on my journey in music. I want to share my experiences and these things that I have learned with whoever wants to take a lesson with me. I teach beginning students of any age who are just learning what an awesome instrument the trombone is, to advanced students that are passionate about the trombone and wanting to refine their skills and talent as a musician.
Listening is a big part of my pedagogy, and I push the importance of listening to great music, whatever it may be, as well as great trombonists, just as much as practicing. I ...
About Daniel
I have been a member of the El Paso Symphony Youth Orchestra in El Paso, Texas and am currently a member in many other large ensembles including: The Bob Cole Wind Symphony, The Bob Cole Conservatory Symphony, and the Orange County Youth Symphony. I have also earned sub positions at the American Youth Orchestra, and YMF's Debut Chamber Orchestra.
I have studied with many professional musicians, including: Steven Trapani, Michael Hoffman, Jeremy Wilson, William Booth, Robert Frear, Robert Cowan, and Joel Chavaria.
I have also attended masterclasses with Timothy Higgins, Ian Bousfield, Sergio Carolino, Jeremy Wilson, Megumi Kanda, Douglas Yeo, James Mille
Another educational experience that I attribute to my growth as a musician took place during the summers that I attended high school, I marched Baritone and Euphonium for four seasons with, The Mandarins Drum and Bugle Corps, from Sacramento, California. The Mandarins are a World Class marching ensemble that competes in the Drum Corps International organization.
My pedagogy and philosophy is a mix of all the wisdom that I have acquired from all of these amazing musicians, and I want to share as much of it as I can with my students.
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Daniel N.
Daniel N.
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Reginald Chapman is a low brass recording and touring artist residing in New York City. As a Doctoral Candidate in music at UIUC, Reginald is experienced in educating artists of all ages and experience.
Topics include:
* Low Brass Technique
* Developing a daily routine
* Flexibility and Facility
* Tone
* Articulation
* Jazz Improvisation
* Learning and Internalizing Jazz Standards and popular music
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* Improvising using Jazz and Popular melodic language
About Reginald
Topics include:
* Low Brass Technique
* Developing a daily routine
* Flexibility and Facility
* Tone
* Articulation
* Jazz Improvisation
* Learning and Internalizing Jazz Standards and popular music
* Transcription
* Improvising using Jazz and Popular melodic language
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Reginald C.
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Music is a journey. As my student you will learn more than just the fundamentals of trombone playing and music reading. My goal is to give you the musical skills and knowledge that will put you on the road to becoming a true musician able to perform with confidence in any style or situation.
About Gary
I enjoy working with students who have no musical knowledge or experience and bringing them to a level of proficiency where they can be confident performers on their chosen instrument. Some of my students have continued their music education through college and others have brought their love of music into
I realize that I not only teach music, but I teach individuals. So I tailor and fit my music instruction to the unique aptitudes and needs of each child. I want to communicate the fun of creating music as well as the technical aspects of playing an instrument. You can expect your student to gain a solid foundation in the fundamentals of music and instrumental technique. At this time I am offering private music lessons for these instruments: violin, cello, flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet and trombone. I can also assist/advise parents in choosing a serviceable instrument for their student to rent or own. This has been a real help to several parents and families over the years. Contact me for more information. I'd love to be of help.
Gary H.
Gary H.
About Brennan J.Close
Students can expect focused instruction from an experienced professional trombonist who is proficient in classical/orchestral, jazz, salsa/Latin jazz, funk/soul/R&B, ska/rock, Dixieland/second line, and any other genre a trombone can be played in.
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CRYSTAL LAKE – The Crystal Lake City Council this week approved a 2.61 percent increase in its property tax levy for 2013, which is less than the 3 percent increase that limits many other taxing bodies under Illinois' tax cap law.
Crystal Lake, as a home-rule community, is exempt from the law that ties annual property tax increases to the smaller of 5 percent or the rate of inflation, which this year was set at 3 percent based on the Consumer Price Index.
Nonetheless, the city held a public hearing this week on its levy in the interest of transparency, officials said.
The owner of a home valued at $250,000, assuming it has experienced the same overall decline in values since 2008, will pay $15.75 more on the tax bill this year, or $1.31 a month.
The levy is expected to bring in $14.78 million.
Unlike other cities and villages, Crystal Lake hasn't had a general fund property tax since 1997. The general fund – the city's largest operating fund that maintains police, public works, planning, building, vehicle and equipment maintenance, administration and legal – is supported entirely by retail sales tax.
"We're pretty proud of this track record," Mayor Aaron Shepley said.
Property taxes fund the city's crossing guards, police and fire pensions, Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund pensions for city and library employees, library operations and Crystal Lake Fire Rescue Department operations.
Its largest levy is for the city's fire and police pension funds, which are funded at 63.6 percent and 57.13 percent, respectively.
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. – Adrian Peterson isn't about to let up after his awe-inspiring season for the Minnesota Vikings.
After rushing for 2,097 yards and nearly breaking the NFL record just one year after reconstructive surgery on his left knee, Peterson is planning on a similarly intense offseason regimen. Peterson said Monday as the Vikings cleared out their lockers that he wants to get as many teammates as he can to join him for his workouts.
The Vikings lost in Green Bay to the Packers in the NFC playoffs on Saturday to finish 10-7, a seven-win improvement from last year.
Peterson said he'll take some time to rest his body, but not much. He said his rehabilitation program showed him the benefit of starting preseason training early.


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BiographyAlejandra J. Magana is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer and Information Technology at Purdue University. Dr. Magana earned her Ph.D. in Engineering Education at Purdue University. She holds a M.S. Ed. in Educational Technology from Purdue University and a M.S. in E-commerce from ITESM in Mexico City. Dr. Magana has hold appointments in the past as Postdoctoral Scholar in the School of Engineering Education and the Network for Computational Nanotechnology and as Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer and Information Technology and the School of Engineering Education at Purdue University. Magana's research interest are focused on two major goals: 1. Develop and incorporate advances in learning sciences into authoring curriculum, assessment and learning materials to appropriately scaffold learning processes in engineering and technology instruction by integrating authentic and realistic computing experiences from research, models, simulations and other cyberinfrastructure technologies. 2. Improve student learning and engagement by studying, designing, implementing, evaluating and synthesizing novel curricular approaches that leverage scientific thinking and computational thinking in engineering and technology education in order for students to be able to understand scientific representations and apply computational concepts, methods and cyberinfrastructure technologies in scientific inquiry environments.


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No compromise: We win, you loseEDITORIAL
July 13. 2014 9:08PM
Democrats think they can ride their Hobby Lobby horse to big victories in November. They intend to win the votes of women by portraying Republicans as anti-woman for supporting the First Amendment. But they are playing with fire.
An Economist/You Gov poll conducted last week found that Americans' opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court rose by 10 points after the Hobby Lobby ruling, which held that Obamcare's mandate that employers pay for 20 specficic types of contraceptives violated the constitutional rights of some business owners who had religious objections to paying for abortafacients.
The court's favorability rating shot up 6 percent among all Americans and a huge 21 percent among political independents. Though only 25 percent of Democrats approved of the Hobby Lobby decision, 53 percent of independents did (and 80 percent of Republicans).
It is hard to make the case that Republicans are the extremists here when more than half of independents agree with them and disagree with the Democrats.
Maybe the Democrats are not trying to win over moderate women, but are just trying to energize their base.
UNH pollster Andy Smith noted last week that Republicans enjoy about a 20 point gap in enthusiasm, with more than 70 percent saying they plan to vote in the November elections, and only about 50 percent of Democrats saying the same thing.
Either way, Democrats are doing exactly what they always accuse Republicans (sometimes rightly) of doing: posturing instead of governing. In the Hobby Lobby ruling, the Supreme Court made a point of noting that the Obama administration could make sure all contraceptives are covered in all health plans by simply expanding to private employers the same regulations that now govern non-profits — regulations that require insurers to pay for contraceptives employers object to funding.
There are other possible — and simple — compromises. Congress could amend Obamacare's contraception mandate to require that employers either provide the specified contraceptives or give their employees a pay raise equal to the cost of purchasing those contraceptives. No one would be denied anything, and no one would be forced to pay directly for abortifacients.
That Democrats are misrepresenting the court's decision and clamoring to overturn it (thus trampling Americans' constitutional rights) instead of providing a simple fix that respects the rights of all Americans says all you need to know about their claim to be the party of tolerance and good governance.


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Tottenham forward Clint Dempsey has called on his team-mates to push for Champions League qualification after Spurs were knocked out of the Europa League by FC Basel on Thursday.
Spurs currently occupy the fourth and final Champions League spot in the Premier League, but are being chased by Arsenal and Everton, who lie two and six points behind respectively – both with a game in hand over the Lilywhites.
Dempsey said being knocked out of Europe could help Spurs rest without midweek fixtures, and feels it is imperative the team focuses on the Premier League now with the aim of qualifying for next season's Champions League.
"We're frustrated we're not in this competition any more, but we have to regroup and we have to focus on the league," the 30-year-old told reporters.
"We have to make sure we finish in fourth place and make sure we're in the Champions League next year.
"That's the only thing we can do to salvage this season and say we had a good year. That's been the goal for the season.
"It's important that we get into the Champions League."
He added: "The break will help, because the more players you have fit, the more competition there is for spots.
"You need that push towards the end because it's going to be difficult.
"We've got some difficult games. We've got Chelsea, we've got Man City, so we're going to need everyone fit and fighting to try to push for that Champions League.
"It's not going to be given to you. You have to fight until the end and we're still in with a shout to make that happen.
"I think it's going to come down to the last game."
The American revealed his frustration at being knocked out of Europe, but feels his side "gave everything" in their penalty shootout loss to Basel, and just didn't get the luck on the night required to progress in the competition.
Dempsey continued: "We gave everything we could,"
"The boys were dead when it came to penalties. We came up a little bit short. We were a little bit unlucky.
"Everyone's upset with the result but we'll have to regroup and focus on the league."


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My name is 'Abd al-Qaadir and in many dealings with government departments for example, I have to write my name when submitting applications etc. Then after that they may throw this application in the trash. Do I bear any responsibility in that?.
There is nothing wrong with you writing your name on papers and forms that you need to submit to others and there is no sin on you. Rather the sin is on the one who throws these papers into the trash, because that is showing disrespect towards the name of Allaah.
Shaykh 'Abd al-'Azeez ibn Baaz (may Allaah have mercy on him) was asked: is it permissible to write the Basmalah ("Bismillaah ir-Rahmaan ir-Raheem – in the name of Allaah, the Most Gracious the Most Merciful") on wedding invitations, knowing that they will be thrown away after that, on the street or in trashcans?
He replied:
It is prescribed to write the Basmalah on invitations and other kinds of letters, because it is narrated that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "Every matter of concern that is not started in the name of Allaah is bereft of barakah (blessing)." And because he (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) used to start his letters by mentioning the name of Allaah. It is not permissible for the one who receives an invitation which contains the name of Allaah or a verse of the Qur'aan to throw it in the trash or to put it in an inappropriate place. It is not permissible to handle [Arabic-language] newspapers etc with disrespect or to throw them in the trash, or to use them as tablecloths or to wrap things in them, because they contain mention of Allaah. The sin is on the one who does that, but there is no sin on the writer.
Majmoo' Fataawa al-Shaykh 'Abd al-'Azeez ibn Baaz, 5/427, 2nd edn.
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Harold William Hart, 90, of Reston, Va., died Aug. 30, 2011, from a form of head and neck cancer.
He was born Aug.14, 1921, in Detroit, Mich., and was raised in Morenci, Mich., the son of Harold and Caroline (Heck) Hart, who had 11 children. On March 28, 1952, in Germany, Harold married Rosa Eisele, who preceded him in death on April 2, 2002, shortly after celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.
Harold served his country in the U.S. Army during the end of, and in the aftermath of, World War II. He was stationed in Germany from 1948 thru the early 1950s, primarily as a highway patrol officer.
Upon returning to the U.S., Harold and Rosa settled in Roseville, Mich., then lived in St. Clair Shores. In 1953, Harold graduated from the Wolverine School of Trades as an automobile mechanic and worked for J.L. Hudson Department Stores as an auto and truck mechanic for 25 years, before retiring. During this time, he was also enlisted in the Army Reserves for nearly 20 years and became a Master Sergeant.
In October 2009, he took up permanent residence with his eldest son, Robert.
Survivors include two sons, Robert (and Joann) Hart of Reston, Va., and Ralph (and Amy) Hart of Boulder, Col.; one sister, Donelda (and Harold) Potts of Prattville, Mich.; and two grandchildren, Samantha and Lindsay.
Harold will be remembered as an open-hearted and kind soul. One person summed it up when she extended a greeting for his 90th birthday by saying, "I remember your love of life and your spunky spirit. But most of all I remember that twinkle in your eye."
Harold wished to be cremated with no funeral service. Memorial services will be scheduled at a later date in Morenci.


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Thanks to Frank Greco and everyone who came out to see my presentation at the NY JavaSIG. I got some great questions and it looked like a lot of people were starting to understand the problems with interactive applications using HTTP. BAM is the way to go! Anyway, here are the slides from my presentation: NY JavaSIG slides on BAM/HMTP
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Hormone therapy is a cancer treatment that removes hormones or blocks their action and stops cancer cells from growing. Hormones are substances produced by glands in the body and circulated in the bloodstream. Some hormones can cause certain cancers to grow. If tests show that the cancer cells have places where hormones can attach (receptors), drugs, surgery, or radiation therapy are used to reduce the production of hormones or block them from working.
Hormone therapy used in the treatment of prostate cancer may include the following:
It is common to use hormone therapy to treat advanced prostate cancer. This therapy may stop the growth of advanced prostate cancer, or relieve symptoms in men with advanced disease. Hormone therapy drugs must be given by injection, on a monthly basis.
After treatment with hormone therapy is completed, testosterone levels will rise. When they reach a normal level (generally around 300), these symptoms should improve or disappear.
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When the Nazis came to power in Germany in 1933 and proceeded to carry out their savagery, many in the outside world asked how this could have happened in the land of Goethe and Beethoven. Would the people of other societies as readily accept tyranny? Sinclair Lewis, in 1935, imagined Americans turning to dictatorship under the pressures of economic distress in the Depression. He called his novel, ironically, It Can't Happen Here.
Hannah Arendt and many others have stripped us, since then, of confidence that people will resist evil in times of fear. When Serbs and Rwandan Hutus were told that they were threatened, they slaughtered their neighbors. Lately Philip Roth was plausible enough when he imagined anti-Semitism surging after an isolationist America elected Charles Lindbergh as President in 1940.
But it still comes as a shock to discover that American leaders will open the way for the torture of prisoners, that lawyers will invent justifications for it, that the President of the United States will strenuously resist legislation prohibiting cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of prisoners–and that much of the American public will be indifferent to what is being done in its name.
The pictures from Abu Ghraib, first shown to the public on April 28, 2004, evoked a powerful reaction. Americans were outraged when they saw grinning US soldiers tormenting Iraqi prisoners. But it was seeing the mistreatment that produced the outrage, or so we must now conclude. Since then the Bush Administration and its lawyers have prevented the release of any more photographs or videotapes. And the public has not reacted similarly to the disclosure, without pictures, of worse actions, including murder.
The American Civil Liberties Union released documents on forty-four deaths of prisoners in US custody, twenty-one of them officially classified as homicides. For example, an Iraqi prisoner died while being interrogated in 2004. He had been deprived of sleep, exposed to extreme temperatures, doused with cold water and kept hooded. The official report said hypothermia may have contributed to his death.
Writing recently in The New Yorker, Jane Mayer described the killing of an Iraqi prisoner, Manadel al-Jamadi, in Abu Ghraib in 2003. His head was covered with a plastic bag, and he was shackled in a position that led to his asphyxiation. The death was classified as a homicide. But so far no charges have been brought by the Justice Department against the man who had custody of the prisoner, a CIA officer named Mark Swanner.
In addition to murder and torture, humiliation and indignity have been widely used as aids to interrogation. Time quoted at length earlier this year from the official log of how one prisoner in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, was interrogated. Over a period of weeks he was questioned for as long as twenty hours at a stretch, forbidden to urinate until finally he "went" on himself, made to bark like a dog. His treatment was an exercise in humiliation. Other reports have described prisoners chained hand and foot to the floor for twenty-four hours, until they urinated and defecated on themselves.


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CLEVELAND -- The Division II Athletics Directors Association (D2ADA) announced the 2011-12 recipients of the D2ADA Academic Achievement Awards. The Academic Achievement Awards is a program that recognizes the academic accomplishments of student-athletes at the NCAA Division II level.
A record number of institutions (118) and student-athletes (4,492) are being recognized for the 2011-12 Academic Achievement Awards. The Pennsylvania State Athletic Association had 557 student-athletes honored, a record-high for the program, followed by the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) with 400 student-athletes being recognized and the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) with 398 student-athletes being acknowledged with this award.
Barry had 45 members of the list as part of a contingent 369 strong from the Sunshine State Conference.
"The D2ADA would like to thank and congratulate the institutions that took part in honoring the record-number of 4,492 student-athletes with 2011-12 Academic Achievement Awards," stated D2ADA President Anita Barker, director of athletics at Chico State University. "Recognizing and honoring deserving Division 2 student-athletes is a strategic goal of the D2ADA. This award gives us the platform to showcase these individuals and their efforts in the classroom, as well as on the playing field."
In order for a student-athlete to receive an Academic Achievement Award, the athletics director of the Division 2 institution must be a current dues paying member of the D2ADA.
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• have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale
• have attended a minimum of two years (four semesters) of college level work
• have been an active member of an intercollegiate team during his/her last academic year
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Men's Basketball
Jason Llaneras
Women's Basketball
Colette Eule
Amanda Frontino
Shanna Suttington
Alexandria Zamora
Alex Decker
Harold Holness
Kevin Youst
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Renee Forcier
Courtney Greene
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Daniel Stapff
Women's Golf
Taylor Babcock
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Paula Mackin
Hannah Shy
Cassy Zamora
Men's Soccer
Mark Anderson
Joe Conkleton
Joong Kim
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Lucas Noboa
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Johnny Rodrigues
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Sarah Wolfer
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text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - JCE (BCM-Jr.) Suwon: Information of this School Anyone? Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in JCE (BCM-Jr.) Suwon: Information of this School Anyone? Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Job-related Discussion Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Morning CalmJoined: 28 Jan 2003 Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2003 4:58 pm Post subject: JCE (BCM-Jr.) Suwon: Information of this School Anyone? Okay, there's a job floating around that my buddy asked me about last night. His contract is done and he's looking for a job. He told me about this job in Suwon, 2.0, e-m, single, no kindi. Sounds decent, but does anyone know any history behind it? My friend is leaving Korea tomorrow and needs to know asap. thanks guys/gals. Back to top AndaJoined: 16 Jan 2003Location: South Korea Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2003 2:11 pm Post subject: Um BCM-J sounds like a hogwon for elementary students. The BCM hogwan chain doesn't have such a wonderful reputation for working for but I can't remember anything bad coming up on the board about BCM at Suwon. They have their own text books that you are supposed to use so if your friend likes to teach his own way he'd need to check out if they will let him. Suwon city leaves a lot to be desired. It used to be very raceist as it was once a U.S. airforce base but nowadays the base has moved futher away from Suwon and the city has grown by leaps and bounds so things could be different. Back to top Morning CalmJoined: 28 Jan 2003 Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2003 7:10 pm Post subject: Awesome, thanks Anda Back to top ZyzyferJoined: 29 Jan 2003Location: who, what, where, when, why, how? Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2003 10:10 pm Post subject: Re: Um Anda wrote: ...the city has grown by leaps and bounds so things could be different. Could be? Suwon's nice if you don't wanna be stationed in Seoul. Back to top stephenlJoined: 24 Jan 2003 Posted: Sat Jul 05, 2003 8:21 am Post subject: BCM I worked a BCM in a suburb of Seoul. The pay and living conditions are not bad, BUT you will work a humdinger iof a split shift. 6:30 AM to 10 or 11 or 12 depending on the day of the week, with Free talking adults. Then come back at 5:30 or 6 PM to teach childrwen until 9:45 PM. Back to top rickJoined: 20 Feb 2003 Posted: Sat Jul 05, 2003 9:26 pm Post subject: Stephen L, it sounds like he's just being hired for JCE, which means that he would not be working those hours. He'd be doing normal hours for teaching kids. Talk to some current teachers at the school. BCM's and JCE's can vary a lot. Many are crap, but I haven't personally heard anything bad about the Suwon franchise. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Job-related Discussion Forum All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Forums:----------------FAQJob-related Discussion ForumGeneral Discussion ForumOff-Topic ForumTravel ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumBuy/Sell/Trade Forum You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group TEFL International Supports Dave's ESL Cafe


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Manchester man tells judge he was sleeping, not intoxicated
May 12. 2014 9:43PM
MANCHESTER — A city man, charged with possession of a controlled drug and endangering the welfare of a child, Monday told a Circuit Court-Manchester District Division judge that police had no right to search his pockets, where marijuana was allegedly found.
Brian Strandberg, 37, who listed the homeless shelter as his address, was arrested after contact with police who were investigating an attempted burglary at a Putnam Street address.
A tenant had called police, saying someone was attempting to get into her apartment. Police investigating the early morning incident had contact with Strandberg, who they described as extremely intoxicated and incapable of caring for himself or a one-year-old child in his care. Strandberg, referring to the burglary attempt, told Judge William Lyons: "I was not the person." He also said: "I was sleeping. . .I was not intoxicated."
Lyons told Strandberg that the issue of police checking his pockets could be addressed by his lawyer through a suppression motion. Monday's court session was an arraignment.
Police prosecutor Carrissa Pelletier requested $5,000 cash/surety bail, with conditions that include no contact with anyone under age 18 and no illegal drugs.
Strandberg said he has a daughter, not the infant in the apartment, and he wants to see the child on her birthday in a couple of days. Pelletier did not object to amending the bail to bar Strandberg from unsupervised contact with anyone under age 18. Lyons reduced the bail to $3,000 cash/surety, with the amendment. Trial was set for June 12.
Allegedly threatened
Michael-Paul Palughi, 32, of 50L English Village Road, pleaded innocent Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to a misdemeanor charge of criminal threatening.
Palughi is accused of threatening Manchester police Officer Michelle Orr, who had responded to Palughi's apartment for a reported domestic incident.
The police prosecutor requested $1,000 cash/surety bail for Palughi, but he asked for personal recognizance, saying he's working and just got a promotion. Judge William Lyons reduced the bail to $500 cash/surety and $500 personal recognizance, but said he couldn't set personal recognizance only, given Palughi's conviction for reckless conduct. Trial was set for June 12.
Had CVS master keys
A man on probation for a drug conviction was arraigned Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on a misdemeanor charge of receiving stolen property.
David Owens, 54, of 99 Pleasant St., allegedly had in his possession a set of master keys to the CVS store at 271 Mammoth Road that belong to the store manager.
Owens asked for a break on the $2,000 cash/surety bail requested by the police prosecutor.
Judge William Lyons reduced the bail to $1,000, but reminded Owens that it wouldn't take effect unless the 72-hour probation hold was lifted by Owens' probation officer. Trial was set for June 12.
Faces three felony charges
A man accused of hitting his son on the forearm with a piece of 2-by-4 wood, of hitting his girlfriend in the upper thigh with the piece of lumber and of threatening his roommate, saying while holding the 2-by-4: "I'll .... kill you," was arraigned Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division.
Tomas Bedey, also known as Tomas Maurin, 57, of 420 Belmont St., could enter no plea to the felony charges of second-degree assault and criminal threatening, so a probable cause hearing was set for May 21.
Bedey pleaded innocent to misdemeanors of simple assault that allege he pushed his roommate against the refrigerator, causing him to fall to the floor, and of backhanding his girlfriend in the mouth. Trial was set for June 11.
Judge William Lyons set bail at the amount the police prosecutor sought. "I feel the $15,000 is an appropriate amount," said Lyons. Bail conditions include no contact with any of the three alleged victims and not going to their residences and/or the Belmont Street address.
Not abusing drug
Kane Hanson, 31, of 207 Wellington Road, could enter no plea Monday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to a felony charge of possession of a narcotic. Police said he had Suboxone on Saturday.
Hanson told Judge William Lyons: "I didn't have a prescription, but I wasn't abusing it." A probable cause hearing on the felony charge was set for May 22 and bail was set at $1,000 cash/surety.Hanson was also arrested on warrants from Circuit Court-Conway District Division for failure to appear on 2012 charges of driving after suspension and willful concealment.
Hanson told Judge William Lyons: "I had an issue with driving in Berlin." He said without a license, he has trouble getting to court. Bail was set at $1,000 personal recognizance, with a court date of June 17.