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Moore & Moore Newsletter/Summer 2019
We're Movin' On
Yes, in many ways, Moore & Moore is moving on. To our fan club members, we just sent out the very last "paper" newsletter that will hit your physical mailbox soon (our 125th newsletter!). We now have a new P.O. Box address (the one in Kingston Springs, TN will be closing soon). The new address is: P.O. Box 170, Chapmansboro, TN 37035 We'll continue to keep in touch via the website, and through social media (Facebook, Instagram and Twitter). We'll also send out occasional emails and post a newsletter every now and then on the website to keep you in the loop. If we don't have your email already, just join the fan club list at mooreandmooreonline.com and we'll be sure to keep in touch with you!
Debbie will soon be "movin' on" and living right next door to Carrie, so watch out world! The twins will have even more time together to write, work on the next album, podcast, or whatever else may be on the horizon. We see "moore happy hours" in our future. ;-) ;-)
Meanwhile, it's PARTY TIME, and, we have an amazing line-up of traditional country artists with chart-topping hits who will be performing at the 22nd Annual Moore & Moore Fan Club Party on June 4 at the Nashville Nightlife! This year is also the 20th Anniversary of when "Wish You Were Here" went to #1 on the Billboard charts! Can you believe it? So, we have MARK WILLS, who recorded the song, that was also the title of his platinum album, and BILL ANDERSON, who co-wrote the song with Debbie and Skip Ewing. You might hear that song a time or two that night! We also have MOE BANDY and JOE STAMPLEY (aka MOE & JOE) joining us! They are celebrating the 40th Anniversary of their "Just Good Ol' Boys album" which became one of the most popular albums of the year in 1979, spawning the number one title track and the Top Ten "Holding the Bag".
If that wasn't enough country testosterone for you, we also have JAMES CAROTHERS, WADE HAYES, MEL TILLIS, JR. and T.G. SHEPPARD! Rounding out the wild women on the show (with the twins) will be "Miss Country Soul" herself, JEANNIE SEELY! Is that going to be fun, or what? Tickets are $20 Reserved and $10 General Admission. Reserved is going very fast and may already be gone, but you can get your tickets on Eventbrite.com. Just search for the 22nd Annual Moore & Moore Fan Club Party! If it's not sold out, we'll have $10 General Admission at the door. Hope you can join us!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Winter 2018
Merry Christmas!
Yes, it's that time of year again. Can't believe how fast the years seem to roll around anymore. This Christmas will be the second year without our sweet "Mama Moore". She was such an amazing, shining light in our lives. Anyone who has lost a loved one knows the pain that the holidays can bring. We do feel her spirit and somehow know she's with us, and that does help. We are very happy that we will be spending Christmas and New Year's Eve this year with our sister, Dee, who will be here in Nashville (from Arizona). We always have fun together!
Because of the loss of our mother last year, the fan club has not been the same. She was our president and biggest fan! With that being said, changes are coming to the club...
The Moore & Moore Fan Club has been active for over 30 years! The club received a GOLD STAR rating continuously (26 years) from the International Fan Club Organization (IFCO). A Gold Star rating means the club issued 100% or more of the materials promised to our members. We have had a great run!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Summer 2018
It's almost summertime, so it's time to party! The 21st Annual Moore & Moore Fan Club Party will take place on Tuesday, June 5 at the Nashville Nightlife Theater, 6-10pm. It's a different day and venue this year, but we think it will work out great! A full buffet and fully stocked bar will be available, and there's also free parking! Admission is only $10 and tickets are available on Eventbrite.com, or just go to our website or Facebook page to click on the direct link. All tickets are general admission, but we will have reserved seating for our fan club members. Also, if you order your tickets online, your name will be in the drawing for Country Music gift basket giveaways the night of the party! Our special guests are once again, AMAZING! What wonderful friends we have to donate their time and talent to celebrate with our fans! Our special guests include, MOE BANDY, JEANNIE SEELY, WADE HAYES, LINDA DAVIS, DION PRIDE, BARBARA FAIRCHILD, SWEET NOTHIN'S (THE MCCARTER TWINS), JENNY TOLMAN, DAVE ROWLAND (DAVE & SUGAR), JAMES CAROTHERS, TIM ATWOOD and LEXI LARSEN with hosting duties by SCOTT & HEINO (Scott Southworth and Heino Moeller) from WSM's The Music Row Show! The party is sponsored by SPRINGER MOUNTAIN FARMS and DURANGO. In case you haven't heard, Moore & Moore are 2018 Durango Boot Ambassadors! That means there may be a free pair of boots up for grabs at the party, along with some other surprises! Don't miss out! Join us on June 5 at the Nashville Nightlife to kick off CMA Fest week! Stay tuned to our website and/or social media pages for any other pop-up shows/appearances during CMA Fest week (June 7-10, 2018 in Nashville). That's the best way to keep in touch, and find out what the twins are up to! :-) :-)
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Winter 2017
Blue Christmas
Christmas will not be the same without our sweet "Mama Moore". She left this world for her heavenly home on May 8, 2017. Although we know she's safe in the arms of Jesus, the holidays will be lonely.
We're at a crossroads about the future of the fan club and the annual fan club party. If we do have another party during CMA Fest week, we may have to change venues. We're still weighing our options. As far as the fan club goes, we could possibly continue by having an online fan club with updates on our website and social media pages, but we have honestly lost the desire to continue "business as usual" since the death of our dear mother and fan club president. She was also our biggest fan!
Right after mom's graveside service in Missouri, we hit the road with shows in Colorado and Texas and tried to stay busy. The 20th Annual Fan Club Party in June was wonderful, and we thank you, our friends and fan club members, for being there for us. We also want to thank our special guests— James Carothers, Barbara Fairchild, David Frizzell, Dave Rowland (Dave & Sugar), Jeannie Seely, T.G. Sheppard, Johnny Rodriguez, Joe Hott, Julie Keech Harris, Aubry Rodriguez and Dianne Sherrill - for their time, talent, love, support and friendship. The shows we've had on the road this year have also been a great reprieve from the stress and sorrow.
We ask you to bear with us as we make this transition in our lives. We will keep you posted and let you know about future shows and happenings. We'll still be singing! :-) Please check out our current itinerary and come see us! Any last minute changes and/or new bookings will be added to our tour schedule on our website on a regular basis.
We do have some fun shows coming up! We'll be braving the weather once again and heading to Wisconsin this month with Janie Fricke to perform at the St. Croix Casino in Danbury. If you recall, we traveled in a snow storm last December with Mickey Gilley and Johnny Lee to the "Dairy State". Guess we're gluttons for punishment, or maybe we're just "dreaming of a white Christmas"? Hope to see some fans and friends there to keep us warm & toasty! ;-)
What are you doing New Year's Eve? We'll be at the Welk Theatre in Branson, MO ringing (and singing) in 2018 with our friends, Bill Anderson, Moe Bandy, Janie Fricke, Jeannie Seely and T.G. Sheppard! That's going to be a heckuva show! Come join us! Go to www.upcloseconcerts.com, or check out our tour schedule for more information.
We're working on new shows for 2018 and it looks like we'll be spending quite a bit of time in Texas next year. We'll also be going back to Branson in October 2018 for a morning show with Janie Fricke and Jeannie Seely. We'll ALL need lots of coffee for that one!
It's been a good year considering our great loss. We filmed a new video in Panama City Beach for our song, "Sand In Our Shoes", with Billy Yates (written by Billy & Debbie). If you haven't seen it, it's on our website, YouTube and social media pages, or just Google it. ;-) The song went all the way to #2 on the UK HotDisc chart! We have worked shows on the road with Moe Bandy, Lacy J. Dalton, Narvel Felts, Janie Fricke, David Frizzell. Kelly Lang, T.G. Sheppard, Shenandoah and more. We were also honored to perform on the Grand Ole Opry again with Janie Fricke! We celebrated Jeannie Seely's 50th Anniversary on the Opry and on the Midnite Jamboree. She recently received the Honors Award from the Nashville Association of Talent Directors, and we were right there to celebrate with our amazing friend, aka "Miss Country Soul"!
And... to put the cherry on top and close out 2017, we just received some GREAT news! Moore & Moore has been selected as a 2018 Durango Boots Ambassador! Is that awesome or what? We love our Durango Boots! They're so comfortable, and we can't wait to rock them on stage with "an attitude". ;-) We're excited!
Thanks to our friends and loved ones have helped us through this tough year. We feel for anyone who has lost a friend or family member this past year, including Mel Tillis' family and Reggie Mac's family. Life will never be the same, and the holidays will hurt, but we'll all make it through. We just have to know that God has a plan for all of us, and we will see our loved ones again someday.
We love you all, and we appreciate your prayers. Our prayers are also with you!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and much love from "the Durango twins". :-) :-)
Debbie & Carrie
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Summer 2017
It is with the heaviest of hearts this brief newsletter comes to you. Only a few weeks ago Carrie and Debbie suddenly lost their mother, family Matriarch, Fan club President and friend, to name a few. Vivian or 'Mama Moore' as several so lovingly referred her as, treated everyone with respect and had such a love for life and each of you. Some of her favorite times were spent with her precious family and traveling with Carrie and Debbie, nationally and internationally, taking in each performance and meeting the fans along the way.
Vivian felt blessed by the love of the fans and looked forward to every 'Fan Club Party' to spend time with all making a point to get to know them. One of her favorite songs as told by her children is "Let There Be Peace on Earth", the closing lyric within the song says, 'To take each moment and live each moment in peace eternally. Let there be peace on Earth and let it begin with me.'
She did that, her warm, welcoming and witty personality along with her forgiving heart relayed the peace that truly began with her. May peace be in your hearts today and always as we remember our dearly loved 'Mama Moore' & 'Saint Vivian'. We hope to see you at the 20th Annual Fan Club Party and share memories with you.
To view Vivian's memorial you may visit, http://www.cullenfuneralhome.com/obituary/4223822
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Winter 2016
Happy New Year everyone! We hope you all had a wonderful Christmas! We meant to get the newsletter out to you a little sooner this year, but life has been crazy busy! Moore & Moore had a last minute booking on December 16th in Bowler, WI at the North Star Mohican Casino. They replaced Jeannie Seely for the Country Legends Show that included Mickey Gilley and Johnny Lee! Debbie & Carrie got the call on December 15, booked flights and flew to Green Bay via Chicago that night! They knew there was a winter storm warning in place, but they made the trip anyway. I was worried they would get stranded up there, but they made it home in plenty of time for Christmas! Of course, there were a few travel delays on all counts, including bus breakdowns for both Mickey AND Johnny, but everything worked out, thank goodness! It was a great show, and despite the weather, they had a big, enthusiastic crowd!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Summer 2016
It's Party Time! Hope ya'll are ready for it, and we hope we will be too! We're trying to get our act(s) together for the 19th Annual Moore & Moore Fan Club Party! We have confirmed several guest artists for the show, and of course we'll have Fan Club member awards, giveaways and goodies, along with a few other surprises. Check out the tour schedule for one of the best parties of the week during the CMA Music Festival! It's at the Nashville Palace again, and only a $5 cover to get in for a great show and a great night of catching up with old friends and making new ones. Come join us!
Moore & Moore have been working feverishly to get their new CD finished to have it ready for release at the party. The title cut is a song called "My Present To You". It has an Irish feel and we think you'll like it! Other songs on the album (12 in all) were written or co-written by Debbie & Carrie— "I'm Going To Roam", "So Far, No Good" (with T.G. Sheppard), "I Want You" (with James Carothers), "Loving Thirty" (with Billy Yates), "Follow The Star" (with Marty Haggard), "Your Lover", Wine & Whine" (with Helen Cornelius), "Can I Borrow Tomorrow", Sand In Our Shoes" (with Billy Yates), "Better Place In Heaven" and "Play It By Beer". If all goes as planned, you'll be able to purchase the new CD at the fan club party, as well as new t-shirts!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Spring 2016
Are you ready for it? Spring is almost here! It's time to enjoy some sunshine, daffodils and tulips. Hope everyone can break out of your hibernation this month and enjoy the earth bouncing back from it's snowy slumber. I'm ready to cure cabin fever! Who's with me? ;-)
Debbie & Carrie have been working hard on their new CD. They're hoping to have it available and ready for release at the 19th Annual Moore & Moore Fan Club Party on June 8th at the Nashville Palace! Please mark your calendars and get ready for another fun night starting at 6pm. We'll be making special guest artist announcements as the party gets closer. If you're coming into town that week for the CMA Music Festival (June 9-12, 2016), stay tuned and check out the tour schedule on the website to see where Moore & Moore will be performing that week. Everything always seems to be last minute, so stay tuned for the latest updates for that week, and for road dates!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Winter 2015
Moore & Moore have been traveling a little, but have finally found the time to start recording their new CD! It should be ready for release at the fan club party (June 8, 2016 at the Nashville Palace), or maybe even before that in the Spring, when they hope to travel back to Ireland for another tour. We'll let you know what's happening and when the album will be available. Looks like there will be 12 songs on the CD, all written or co-written by Debbie & Carrie, with some special guest artists! No word on the title of the album yet, but we'll keep you posted.
Moore & Moore recently performed in Branson, MO at the Andy Williams Moon River Theater with Janie Fricke and Ronnie Milsap! They also were part of the Country Legends show at the Crystal Grand Theatre in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin last month along with Moe Bandy, Janie Fricke, T.G. Sheppard and Jeannie Seely!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Autumn 2015
It's been a crazy summer! CMA Fest was a lot of fun, and the Fan Club Party was one of the best yet. What an incredible line-up! Thanks to the talented artists who took the time from their busy schedules to entertain the amazing and fun people in our fan club! Congratulations to our fan club member award winners! Fan Club Members of the Year—JIM & DIANE FURLONG; Fan Club Members of the Decade— JIM "TREES" & WANDA TRESTER; 20-Year Fan Club Member Appreciation Award—MARY COLLINS. Let's do it again next year, what do you say? Mark your calendars for Wednesday, June 8, 2016 at the Nashville Palace for the 19th Annual Moore & Moore Fan Club Party!
Debbie & Carrie flew to Providence, Rhode Island in July with their band to perform with Nathan Osmond. In August, they traveled to Addison, New York with Marty Haggard for the Twin Rivers CB Jamboree, and recently returned from Texas after having fun in the Lone Star State with Moe Bandy and his band. Check out the schedule to see where they'll be next, and take a little road trip! The latest updates are on the website at www.mooreandmooreonline.com or keep up with them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mooreandmoore.
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Summer 2015
Keep Calm & Party On!
It's almost here… CMA Music Festival week! We're trying to get everything in order so we can all relax and have some fun at the annual fan club party! It's coming right up on Wednesday, June 10 at the Nashville Palace. As to be somewhat expected, we've had a few complications planning the party with so many artists in town and so many events going on. A couple of our special guests previously confirmed have had scheduling conflicts and health issues, but we still have an incredible line-up with some new guest artists confirmed including Ken Mellons, Judy Rodman & Ronnie McDowell! Of course, Moore & Moore will be there, and you just never know who else will show up to perform or just drop by to catch up with old friends. For "moore" information, check out the flyer on our tour page. I may be biased, but I think it's one of the best shows in town that week and the camaraderie and fellowship is amazing—almost like the old Fan Fair days at the fairgrounds, but in air conditioning! ;-) You also can't beat the price—only a $5 cover, and our members get reserved seating and other goodies. There's also free parking! Join us, and let's have some FUN!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Spring 2015
Spring has sprung, or at least it's thinking about it! I'm sure everyone is ready for it after the record-setting winter we've had!
Moore & Moore's latest single, "Not Tonight, I've Got A Heartache" (written by Carrie) went all the way up to #8 on the European Hot Disc Chart in February! M&M are busy writing songs and figuring out the best time frame to get back in the studio to record a new album.
M&M will be doing a benefit concert this month (March) for the Music City Animal Rescue, a cause near and dear to their hearts. The concert will take place on the 14th in Franklin, TN with David Frizzell, Highway 101 and Anita Stapleton. Check out the schedule for the details. Not only will there be great entertainment, but also a BBQ dinner, silent auction, a photo booth, commemorative CD and more! Moore & Moore will also perform at the Nashville Palace on the 18th with host, Moe Bandy and an impressive list of artists he put together to benefit songwriter, Whitey Shafer. It will be quite a show with over 20 artists contributing their time & talent to help raise funds for Whitey's medical expenses. And, speaking of the Nashville Palace… that's where the Moore & Moore Fan Club Party will take place again this year. Save the date—it's Wednesday, June 10th! We're still putting the artist schedule together, so stay tuned! It's going to be a fun night and again, only a $5.00 cover!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Winter 2014
There's a new movie out on DVD called "A Belle For Christmas" that Debbie & Carrie filmed last year with Helen Cornelius & Deborah Allen. The movie stars Dean Cain, Kristy Swanson, Jet Jurgensmeyer & Haylie Duff and it's available at Wal-Mart, Amazon.com, etc. Check it out and catch a glimpse of Debbie & Carrie in action in their first movie!
Debbie & Carrie just got back from Ireland. This is starting to become a tradition! They performed three shows in Wexford, Athboy and Letterkenny, along with Grand Ole Opry star, Jeannie Seely! A fun time was had by all. They stayed a couple extra days to take in the sights in Dublin and returned home right before Thanksgiving. To see some of their latest adventures in photos, check out their Facebook page via the website. It's a great way to stay in touch. ;-)
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Autumn 2014
Even though the temps are still in the eighties in Tennessee, Autumn is at our back door. A few leaves are falling here & there with just a hint of what's to come. Fall is actually my favorite time of year… less bugs, tolerable temps and Oktoberfests! Hopefully, we can all get out and enjoy the beautiful colors of Fall.
Did everyone have fun at the CMA Music Festival in June? We did! Moore & Moore's shows went off without a hitch, and the Fan Club Party was fabulous with guests David Frizzell, Goldman Hills, Marty Haggard, Becky Hobbs, Jan Howard and Johnny Rodriguez. Check out our Facebook pages for videos and photos of all the fun! Congratulations to our Fan Club Member Award Winners! The Fan Club Member of the Year Award was presented to Joe & Mary Saalman from Fremont, OH. The Fan Club Member of the Decade Award went to Wayne Hauenschild from Florissant, MO and a special 20-Year Fan Club Member Appreciation Award went to Sandi Wichern from Baraboo, WI. Thanks to everyone for your support and for attending the 17th Annual Party! We'll do it all again next year, so stay tuned. If you'd like to hear Moore & Moore's performance at the Durango Music Spot Stage on WSM during that week, it's archived at: www.wsmonline.com/events/durango-music-spot/ Enjoy!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Summer 2014
It's here… the CMA Music Festival/Fan Fair is upon us! Hope you can catch Moore & Moore somewhere during the week, and especially at the Fan Club Party on Wednesday, June 4 at the Nashville Palace! Our special guests include David Frizzell, Goldman Hills (with Jaysen Gold, Hillary Gold and Brian Seligman), Marty Haggard, Becky Hobbs, Jan Howard and Johnny Rodriguez! Check out the tour schedule for more info. It will be a fun night, so if you're coming to Nashville, please make plans to join us! Other appearances for Moore & Moore during CMA week include the Hard Rock Café on Monday night, the "R.O.P.E Brunch with the Stars" on Wednesday morning, and the Music City Center on Friday afternoon to perform on the WSM/Durango Music Spot Stage and sign autographs at the WSM booth. Check out the itinerary and also our website tour schedule for any last minute news.
Have you seen the new video, "Show Me Your Country"? It debuted on CMT.com on March 13 with the broadcast premiere on the weekly syndicated television show, "Young Country" on March 16! Keep watching for it, as it has been added to several video stations/outlets in the USA, Ireland, Italy, and even Romania!... and of course, you can also see it on our website and on YouTube. Just Google it, and you'll find it. The song hit the Top Ten on the European HotDisc chart and #4 on the Country Western Line Dance chart in Italy!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Spring 2014
Moore & Moore's latest single, "Mississippi Missing You" (from the Show Me Your Country CD) is climbing the European HotDisc chart and is currently in the Top Ten at #8! And, at long last, the "Show Me Your Country" video is ready to roll! The release date is Thursday, March 13, and will debut on CMT.com! The U.S. broadcast premiere is Sunday, March 16 at 2:30pm CST (and again at 1am CST) on Rural TV's "Young Country" where you can also enjoy an interview with Moore & Moore and host, Penny Gilley. Please watch all of your favorite country video shows and outlets to catch it, but we'll try to keep you in the loop by sending out emails to tell you the latest… or check our website to connect with Facebook and Twitter updates!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Winter 2013
Debbie & Carrie just returned from Ireland! They spent a week there performing 3 shows and promoting their new single, "Mississippi Missing You" (from their "Show Me Your Country" CD). They performed in Dublin, Wexford and Athboy along with Buddy Jewell and Billy Yates and the crème de la crème of Irish Country, including Roly Daniels and Matt Leavy. Debbie & Carrie also did some radio interviews, taped a TV show and snuck in some serious sightseeing in Dublin. Check out their Facebook page for photos! A return trip/tour to Ireland is being planned for 2014!
Speaking of "Show Me Your Country"… I know we mentioned in the last newsletter that the video/single would be released before the end of the year. After discussing it with the promotion team, Moore & Moore have decided to release it in early Spring 2014, so please look for it! We will let you know as soon as we have the official release date. It's been a long process, but it will be worth it! :-)
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Autumn 2013
A Note from Vivian Moore, Fan Club President....
The "Show Me Your Country" video will be unveiled before the year is out! Debbie & Carrie are gearing up to get it out and on the airwaves. We will send out emails to let you know when & where the debut will be, and of course, keep checking the website, Facebook, etc. for more information.
Moore & Moore will be doing some more traveling in the coming months with stops in Arkansas, Missouri, Florida and Indiana. In early 2014 they will embark on a 7-day cruise to perform with Moe Bandy for his 4th Classic Country Cruise to Key West, Freeport & Nassau. If you'd like to join them, look for more info on our website tour schedule, or go to Moe's site at www.moebandy.com.
I hope everyone has a fun Fall with crackling fires, apple cider, pumpkins and whatever else makes Autumn awesome! I hope to be celebrating at an Oktoberfest somewhere soon... Read More
A Note From Debbie & Carrie:
We enjoyed seeing everyone during the CMA Music Festival in June. The fan club party was fabulous, and it was especially great to connect again with friends and fan club members. We had a blast, and we hope you did too! Mark your calendars for next year—June 5-8, 2014! We've been taking care of things at home and also traveling a little... Read More
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Summer 2013
It's almost June, so it's almost PARTY TIME! The 16th Annual Moore & Moore Fan Club Party will be happening at the Nashville Palace on Thursday, June 6 at 6:00 pm. Our special guests will be T. GRAHAM BROWN, GEORGETTE JONES, KELLY LANG, KATE MURPHY, RANDI PERKINS, T.G. SHEPPARD, JENNY TOLMAN, BILLY YATES and more surprises! Also, on the same night, same place, but on the stage in the front bar, the Nashville Traditions Showcase will be in full swing with Buddy Jewell, David Ball, Clinton Gregory, Becky Hobbs, Gerald Smith, Rob Skaggs, Josh Helms, Troy Cook, Jr., Luther Lewis & Wayd Battle. If you're looking to take lots of photos and get plenty of autographs, the Nashville Palace is the place to be on Thursday night during CMA Festival week. Our Artist Meet & Greet will start at 6:30, so please make plans to join us. It's going to be a fun night at the Palace!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Spring 2013
Country Girls Never Get Old
Spring is in the air and in our steps! I guess it's true that "Country Girls Never Get Old"! That's the title of Moore & Moore's new single release with Ireland's Queen of Country Music, Philomena Begley! The fun and very catchy country song (written by Debbie & Carrie) will be released this month in the Emerald Isle and globally via Airplay Direct, and will be included on Philomena's brand new album, "How I Love Them Old Songs" set to be released on Debbie & Carrie's birthday on March 25! (What a great birthday present!) Moore & Moore will also include the new single on their upcoming "Best Of" CD and will have the song available with purchase of their current CD, "Show Me Your Country". The video for "Show Me Your Country" will also be out soon, so keep looking for it, with the impending single release of that song in the U.S.A.! Moore & Moore plan to tour Ireland in the near future with Philomena, and will be a part of the Tribute Concert for her at the Nashville Nightlife Theater on Monday, April 22. The BBC will be on hand to film the event in celebration of Philomena's 50 years in country music. Other artists scheduled to perform include Lynn Anderson, Jim Ed Brown, Helen Cornelius, T. Graham Brown, David Frizzell, Stonewall Jackson, Georgette Jones, Collin Raye, Jeannie Seely, Leona Williams, Billy Yates and more! To order tickets ($25 each), call the theater at 615-885-4747 or order via http://lcm-promos.ticketleap.com/philbegnash/. It's going to be a fun night with lots of stars, so please make plans to join us in Nashville!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Winter 2012
Happy Holidays!
It's Christmas time again! We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday with family and friends. We know a lot of you are going through some tough times with health issues and/or loss of a loved one. Just know that you're not alone, and we can pull through it with each other's love and encouragement. Our prayers are also with our troops fighting overseas and our friends/fan club members affected by Hurricane Sandy. Let's all keep the faith and help each other.
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Autumn 2012
Happy Fall Ya'll! We had fun at the CMA Music Festival, didn't we? The 15th Annual Fan Club Party was fabulous at the Nashville Palace with our special guests, MOE BANDY, JANIE FRICKE, TRACEY K. HOUSTON, JEANETTE DOREL, BOBBY MARQUEZ, RUSS VARNELL and CLUE! The FAN CLUB MEMBER OF THE YEAR Award Winner is LANCE SEAN KUHENS from Clarksburg, WV, and the FAN CLUB MEMBER OF THE DECADE Award Winner is BILL DEVERELL from Cary, NC. Congratulations! Special thanks to our sponsor, MOORE'S MARINADE for supplying us with goodies and giveaways! Thanks to everyone for being a member of the club and for attending one of the best parties during Fan Fair, even if I do say so myself! Moore & Moore did a great job hosting and singing at the Classic Country Show at the Bud Light Stage in downtown Nashville, and were also part of a great benefit show at the Music City Bar & Grill for St. Jude Children's Hospital (one of Debbie & Carrie's favorite charities). Over $5,000 was raised! All in all, it was a great CMA Music Festival week! Mark your calendars for next year's fan club party— Thursday, June 6, 2013 at the Nashville Palace!
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Summer 2012
It's here! … Not just summertime, not just the CMA Music Festival, but the brand new CD from Moore & Moore—"Show Me Your Country"! The official release is June 5, 2012 and it will be available at the 15th Annual Fan Club Party on Thursday, June 7th at the Nashville Palace! In the meantime, you can order the pre-release copy from the fan club, download the full album and/or individual songs at CDBaby.com, Amazon , ITunes, Spotify, Rhapsody and many other outlets. Just Google "Show Me Your Country" by Moore & Moore and you'll find it! :-)
Moore & Moore Newsletter/Spring 2012
A Note from Debbie & Carrie:
Hello Lads & Lassies! We're getting ready for our tour to Scotland & England with work visas and passports in hand! We will be touring with Johnny Rodriguez and Jerry Kilgore throughout our mini UK tour, and will also perform with Moe Bandy and Joey & Rory in Scotland at the Northern Nashville Caithness Country Music Festival. We will be in the Northern Highlands on Easter weekend. It will probably be a wee bit "Baltic" (as the Scottish might say), but we know the people will be warm! We're looking forward to it. We also plan to sightsee for a couple days in London. Can't wait!
Our new CD is almost complete! We have been working feverishly to have it ready before we leave the country. If you're traveling to Nashville in June, you can pick one up at our fan club party! It will also be available for purchase/download at CDBaby.com, I-Tunes, Spotify, Napster, Amazon, etc., so look for it! The title track is "Show Me Your Country" and contains 10 original songs. We were thrilled to have Deborah Allen join us in the studio on the song "Not Tonight, I've Got A Heartache"! It's a swinging little song with lots of harmonies (written by Carrie) that we think you'll love!


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Lorraine Feather is a lyricist/singer whose latest Jazzed Media release, Ages, the follow-up to Feather's acclaimed 2008 release Language, debuted on February 9, 2010. The music on Feather's new album is by Russell Ferrante (Yellowjackets), Shelly Berg, Eddie Arkin, Béla Fleck, and Dick Hyman, who all guest as musicians (some of the tracks also incorporate unusual percussion such as a trash can and dog bowl). The original songs on Ages range from the hilarious to the heart-rending; Feather's lyrics cover a wide range of topics including marriage, death, B vitamins, long-held yearnings, grammar school, and Scrabble- commentaries on life as she has known it from zero to sixty."
Lorraine Feather's work has been heard on numerous records, in films and on television, and she has received seven Emmy nominations as a lyricist. This is her first Grammy nomination. Her 2001 release, New York City Drag, featured contemporary lyrics to formerly instrumental pieces written by Fats Waller; she did similar treatments with Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn instrumentals on Cafe Society, Such Sweet Thunder (all-Ellington/Strayhorn), and
All of the six albums Feather has released since 2000 have been enthusiastically reviewed; Jazz Times has called her a lyrical Dorothy Parker" and her work pure genius," and Dave Frishberg has referred to her as the best of the new crop of jazz lyricists." Ages has received the most critical acclaim to date, literally dozens of rave reviews, three of them on All About Jazz by separate reviewers; there is also an extensive piece about her creative life on the site ("The Girl with the Lazy Eye." All Music Guide gave Ages four and a half stars and described it as a stunning recording that once again trumps the other excellent albums she has made."
Jazzed Media, a jazz record label and film production company, was founded in the Denver, Colorado metropolitan area in 2002. Jazzed Media's owner Graham Carter is a multi-Grammy nominated record producer (The Bill Holman Band Live and The Bill Holman Band Hommage) and award-winning jazz filmmaker (Phil Woods: A Life in E Flat & Bud Shank: Against the Tide). Currently, Jazzed Media owner Graham Carter is producing & directing a documentary film on big band jazz legend Stan Kenton.
Artists appearing on the Jazzed Media label include Phil Woods, Bud Shank, Terry Gibbs, Bill Holman, Bob Florence, Bill Charlap, Brian Lynch, Hubert Laws, Marvin Stamm, Bill Mays, Carl Saunders, Don Menza, Christian Jacob, Irene Kral, Jackie & Roy, Bob Lark, Jim McNeely, Mel Martin, Benny Carter, Frank Tiberi, Jeff Hamilton, John Clayton, Jeff Clayton, Lorraine Feather, Judy Wexler, Denise Donatelli, Frank Derrick, Jack Cortner, and Matt Wilson.


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There are several different forms of Walking, namely, Road, Fun, Vasbyt \ Endurance Walks, Charity, Track Races and the most important – League Races and you will generally find a contingent of Spartan Harriers Walkers at any of these events, viz
These are normal road races where walkers are welcome providing they can finish in the cut-off time, eg. Two Oceans, Cape Town Marathon, Peninsula Half & Marathon
These are shorter distances and are normally held in conjunction with the road race
Vasbyt \ Endurance
These races are over 2 days with teams of 6 competing and distance's range from 70km upwards
The races are normally organised by charity or nature conservation organisations. The entry charges go to the charity or nature conservation, eg Blisters for Bread
Track & Field
Athletes compete on a track or any other certified flat road in laps of 400m (track) or maximum 2.5km (road). Distances raced are 1,500m, 3,000m, 5,000m, 10,000m and 20,000m with the last 2 also being held on an officially sanctioned road with laps up to 2,5km. Athletes in these events can also compete to obtain Provincial or National Colours.
These are held in conjunction with normal road races' but where walking only is allowed. Points are earned individually and for your club with the highest point's winner in the men and ladies section being crowned the winner.
Why should I walk?
The Heart Foundation recommends at least 30 minutes of moderate exercise on most days of the week. Walking is a great way to stay fit as it requires minimal equipment, does not have the same impact stresses as running, and you can talk to your partner while you're walking. Walking has been shown to:
- Reduce your risk of heart disease, stroke, obesity and diabetes
- Help control your blood pressure and cholesterol
- Improve your self esteem and help you relax, and
- Keep your weight down.
You can walk as fast or slow as you wish. No matter whether you're a race or fitness walker, walking fast uses your arms vigorously, giving you a full body work-out.
For more information on joining the walkers team, contact us, and we will get you started on the right track.
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Revealed! Even magic tricks are not longer safe now…
December 8, 2010 § 1 Comment
If you are a fan of magic or just someone who loves to keep things in secret, then you are going to hate the links I am posting below. I just hope I don't get arrested as Wikileaks founder did today!
David Copperfield Flying. (…and here the trick revealed!)
Disappearing the Statue of Liberty by David Copperfield. (…and here the trick revealed!)
David Copperfield crossing the China Wall (…and here the trick revealed!)
Actually you can find almost all magic tricks revealed in YouTube by now. So, if you are planing these days to make a living by keeping things secret, then think again.
Technology is changing the world directly and indirectly. It takes only one staff member from the David Copperfield team to upload a picture or video to the net to reveal the most precious secret! It takes only one employee to reveal the next iPhone before it reach the market. It only takes a soldier to reveal secret government information. And all without the need of a hacker, a spy, or any other kind of sabotage activity. The hardest truth comes from within, where it needs to come from and only when it needs to be revealed. There is no way of controlling information from within and it can not longer be kept secret forever.
So? what do? Fight against it? or better simply adapt to it and change behaviors to avoid exposure? Well, it is sad to see how people, companies, industries and even governments keep on thinking they can stop this trend and hence, continue to make the same mistakes, again and again. Take the US Government for example, trying to neutralize Wikileaks by shutting down their domains or by using all of their power to bring Julian Assange down. Do they really think these leaks can be stopped? Wikileaks or any of the 100 mirror pages, or even better, any new similar site to Wikileaks will continue as long as there is truth to be revelead.
So, as David Copperfield's magic, there is no way to keep these secrets safe these days…is this necessary bad? What speaks against a transparent information society? Yes, we all like magic tricks, but we all know they are just that, magic tricks. When a government act in our behave in an non-transparent and unethical way, well, we should embrace platforms like Wikileaks. This is why Wikileaks is actually a good thing for the US, as Wired Magazine just published. And as Julian Assange said, don't shoot the messenger!
Transparency 2.0, Welcome!
§ One Response to Revealed! Even magic tricks are not longer safe now…
Agree, Guersson. I find your post another way of saying "if you don't want anybody to know about it, don't do it!".
It's a shift in the privacy paradigm that most people cannot digest just yet. But can it be stopped?….


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Addison Lee Drops Off-Peak & Weekend Prices By a Third
Addison Lee Drops Off-Peak & Weekend Prices By a Third To Make It One Of The Most Competitively Priced Minicab Services In London
Addison Lee now offers one of the most competitively priced minicab services in London. It has reduced its off peak and weekend fares by a third, as it further expands its share of London's £3billion minicab market.
The new prices are the latest salvo in Addison Lee's expansion plans and follows its 40% growth in app bookings in 2015, and its busiest ever Christmas with [app] journeys up by 44%.
Andy Boland, Addison Lee's chief executive officer says, "Reducing our off peak and weekend fares by a third will make a big difference to our passengers. It will not only save them money but significantly increase bookings during the day. This is fantastic news for Londoners because we now offer one of the most competitively priced minicab services along with the best drivers, the best cars and the best customer service in town."
During December, Addison Lee carried out detailed research with its customers, which highlighted the demand for reduced off peak and weekend fares. Passengers said this service would considerably increase their use of Addison Lee because it combined great fares, with the safest and highest quality service in the capital. They also said they were sick of paying vastly inflated surge prices from entrants during the weekend.
The research also showed that a 33% reduction in fares would make it one of the most attractively priced minicab services in London. Regardless of when they travel, Addison Lee passengers will always be given an upfront fixed price, so they know what they will be charged before they get into the vehicles.
Passengers will get an average of a third off in weekend and off peak fares, the offer is available now. It will apply to all journeys made during weekdays between midnight-5am, 9am-5pm, and 7pm-9pm; and all weekend.
Bookings can be made through the Addison Lee app or by phone. This offer excludes account bookings.
Andy Boland, Addison Lee's chief executive officer adds, "A lot of people want to use Addison Lee at weekends so we are cutting our fares by a third to help them. Londoners are sick of being charged vastly inflated surge prices at weekends by new entrants. What Addison Lee is doing is reversing the surge and then some. We now have a truly unbeatable offer. We are offering great prices combined with the industry's most highly trained drivers and a premium service."
The off peak and weekend reduction follows Addison Lee's highly successful Christmas ad campaign, 'Have a surge free Christmas' which resulted in a 44% increase in [app] bookings. Addison Lee has gone from strength to strength in all parts of its operations during 2015: there was a 40% rise in international business and a 17% increase in its courier service.
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October 30, 2010
Play it safe with your dog on Halloween with these tips:
1) Keep all candy, particularly chocolate, out of reach.
2) Cellophane and wrappers can block intestinal tracts so secure all rubbish. Also, watch for leftover Halloween litter while walking your pooch the next day.
3) Be smart with decorations. Wagging tails can easily knock over lit candles and jack-o-lanterns.
4) Only dress your dog in a costume if he can tolerate it. Don't cover her eyes or airways.
5) Keep Fido away from the front door, especially if he is not properly socialized with children or is known to escape.
6) Occupy your dog and avoid anxiety with a special chew toy.
7) Don't leave your pup outside. Pranks, taunting and theft are common this time of year.
(By the team at http://fidodogtreats.com)


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This is us…
We're a bit like a family, but without the hitting and hair pulling, and we love the process of working together and combining our strengths – all for you.
Janine Murray
20 years in large design agencies including Saatchi & Saatchi and Triangle Communications in London, has given Janine a wealth of big-brand experience, both from a design and promotional perspective. She now takes pride in driving the creative direction for Demografik to the highest level, and possibly takes even more pride in her unbelievable Italian cooking. Bellissimo.
Nicholas Carter
With a background in industrial design, copywriting, marketing, and planning, Nicholas brings a mix of the creative and the logical to the table. Smart brand strategy and the knack of developing loose ideas into winning campaigns are why we love him (as well as the occasional freshly baked Yo-yo). If he's not in the office, Nicholas can usually be found in the garage creating inventions with the kids!
Julia MacFarlane
Julia is our resident expert at all things designey and stylish, and it sure shows in her work. A talented senior designer across many disciplines from brands to web, Julia also keeps us well up with the play on all the latest blogs and trends. When she's not immersed in her work, Julia has her creative eye firmly set on renovating her house, transforming it into a living work of art.
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In August 2013 I got the opportunity to try Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for the first time at Pride Fitness with Charlie Calderon and I fell in love with this amazing sport ever since! I've been training for 3 months so far and got the chance to compete in the BJJ Asian Open Cup in Dubai on October 26 and managed to get a bronze medal, 3rd place in the open weight category as a white belt.
Big thank you to my coaches Charlie Calderon and Nick Bismack and of course the Pride Fitness Center team for all the love and support! Onwards and upwards!! Next competition is on November 16 – Emirates Super Cup in Abu Dhabi!
Here is a video of my fight with Emarati competitor Sheefa Hassan from Al Jazira Club.


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This is the first card that I made with The Perfect Reason SOA collection and the last that I have in my stash to share with you. The Perfect Reason stamp set is my favorite from the collection, which shouldn't surprise you since by now you know that I am obsessed with floral stamp sets. The large Congrats is from the You Did It stamp set. I am in love with the font and it's perfect as a stand alone sentiment.
I do hope that you've grabbed a box of your own. I know a lot of customers have already received their collections because SOA creations are popping up all over social media. If you haven't gotten yours yet, head over to cpstampofapproval.com and get yours before they are gone!


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Scholae aestivae in Italia:
4th-25th July, 2019
Montella, et gelidi valete fontes,
et silvae, et nemora alta castanetis.
Tunc me frigoribus tuis tenebas,
Montella, alpigenum e choro sororum
una nobiliorque laetiorque,
cum Canis rapido aestuabat ore.
Janus Anysius
(Iani Anysii Varia poemata et satyrae,
ad Pompeium Columnam cardinalem,
Naples 1531, f. 25 v. – 26 r.)
What are they, and whom are they for?
The Scholae aestivae in Italia offer an intensive Latin course at the advanced level, for those who already know the essential of grammar (morphology and syntax) and the about 3000 words that constitute the core vocabulary of the language: if you learn Latin with Lingua Latina per se illustrata, you should have read all Familia Romana and the first ten chapters of Roma aeterna.
Our goal is to improve your Latin, by putting you directly in contact, as it were, with classics of every age, who will also be carefully analyzed and discussed.
This will be a numerus clausus course: the maximum number of participants will be 30.
Lessons will be entirely in Latin. It is therefore desirable (though not strictly necessary) that participants should be able, at least to a certain extent, to use the language actively.
In consideration of the great success of the last two years' courses (see the videos below), the 2019 Scholae aestivae will last three weeks too. These three weeks will be devoted to reading and discussing ancient, medieval and early modern (Renaissance) texts.
Furthermore, we offer a daily one-hour class of Greek, for those of you who are interested in practising this classical language too.
Our (five) teachers will propose passages taken from various Latin authors – ancient, medieval and modern, as we said. We shall also do many and various exercises, both written and oral.
Participants will very often be divided into smaller groups, both in order to allow our teachers to better meet the needs of individual learners and in order to let you take part in our seminars.
We will give lessons on various subjects (e. g. didactics, Latin composition, phonetics and prosody, etc.) We also intend to organize the staging of one or more dramatic works, by authors of any period; and we are open to any other suggestion, as long as it is supported by a sufficient number of participants.
There will be about 110 hours of classes in total.
Here is the schedule of a typical day (but some changes are possible, of course):
8: breakfast;
9 – 10:15: lessons;
10:15 – 10:30: coffee break;
10:30 – 11.30: lessons;
11:30 – 11:45: coffee break;
11:45 – 12:45: lessons;
13 – 16: lunch and free time;
14:45 – 15:45: optional Greek lesson;
16 – 17: lessons;
17 – 17:15: coffee break;
17:15 – 18:15: lessons;
18:15 – 20: free time;
20: dinner.
We shall also make five excursions to places of historical and cultural interest: two to close and three to less close places.
As for the close places: we shall visit some abbeys or other medieval monuments, of which there are many in the Montella area.
In addition to this, we shall make day trips – one a week – to, respectively: Paestum, with its majestic Greek temples; Pompeii, the immortal city; Naples, where in the National Archaeological Museum we will be able to contemplate, among other things, the wonderful Farnese collection and the many works of art which were found in Pompeii and Herculaneum (we shall also have lunch in a typical and very well-known pizza restaurant). See some images below.
We shall read together some relevant passages from authors of various ages, in order to hear the voice of classical writers, as it were, where their echo is stronger.
Where? When?
Participants are expected and will be welcomed on the afternoon of July the 4th; departure is set for the morning of the 25th of July. Classes will run from the 5th to the 24th of July. The course will take place in Montella, a town in Campania about an hour's drive from Naples and about three hours' drive from Rome. Montella is a peaceful and pretty mountain town, surrounded by woods and rich in history and tradition.
How to reach us
You can get to Montella by car or by bus. Buses leave from Rome to Montella every day: some of them have no intermediate stops, some stop at Avellino, where you will have to change buses for Montella. Buses also leave daily from Naples and Salerno to Avellino: once you are at Avellino, you will have to change buses for Montella.
If you like, we can send a car to Avellino to pick you up. You can get to Avellino from many other Italian cities, by bus or by train.
If a sufficient number of participants asks for it, we shall rent a private bus, which will take you from Naples airport to Montella.
Location, accommodation and meals
The course will take place in the De Marco palace, an elegant building of the beginning of the 20th century, which stands in the park of the same name – in the centre of Montella (see the video above, which is intended to promote the courses of 2017).
Participants will take their meals and sleep at the Zia Carmela ("Aunt Carmela") three-star hotel, around 100 metres from the De Marco palace. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool. Accommodation consists of a double room, with an en-suite bathroom and internet connection.
For single rooms a supplement will apply. If many participants ask for single rooms, they might be accommodated in a different hotel, not far from the De Marco palace.
How to register and how to pay
Registration closes on May the 12th. However, it might be closed before, as soon as the maximum number is reached: so hurry up!
To register for the Scholae Latinae, please complete and send this form, and send a deposit by bank transfer, according to the option chosen (see below). Registration is only valid upon receipt of the deposit.
– Option A (all inclusive): participation in the course for three weeks, meals, coffee breaks and accommodation as described above (double room), didactic material and excursions: 2130 euros per person; deposit: 1100 euros.
– Option B (all inclusive, two weeks): participation in the course for two weeks, meals, coffee breaks and accommodation as described above (double room), didactic material and excursions: 1430 euros per person; deposit: 710 euros.
– Option C (all inclusive, one week): participation in the course for one week, meals, coffee breaks and accommodation as described above (double room), didactic material and excursions: 730 euros per person; deposit: 320 euros.
– Option D (lessons only, one week): participation in the course for one week, coffee breaks and didactic material (the excursions are not included): 370 euros per person; deposit: 220 euros.
If you come from one of the euro countries, please pay the deposit, by bank transfer, to:
Bank: FinecoBank s.p.a.
Account holder: Roberto Carfagni
Account holder address: via Sorbo, 70, 83048 Montella (AV), Italy
Reason for payment: "your name and surname + 'Summer Latin course, 2019'".
If you do not come from one of the euro countries, please pay the deposit, by bank transfer, to:
Bank: UniCredit s.p.a.
Account holder: Roberto Carfagni
Account holder address: via Sorbo, 70, 83048 Montella (AV), Italy
Reason for payment: "your name and surname + 'Summer Latin course, 2019'".
Should you have any doubts or need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
About us
The videos below contain the voices and the testimonies of some of those who took part in our courses.


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Letter to Johnna; WOW! is the word that hits it for me. Your care and love toward me and my family is amazing. The growth that we experienced since working with you has been life changing. It is almost difficult to put into words. "but "amazing" is one that comes to me. Seriously. Not sure how all of it works, but you seem very confident and are multidimensional in your approach. It seemed like a session with a life coach, family consoler, spiritual guide and healer. I am not sure where we would be with out your help and guidance. Forrest, who was experiencing a lot of angst, uncontrolled energy, and irregular sleep patterns has completely turned around. Thank you!
- The Greenbaums
This work is extraordinarily transformational. After years of struggle to find my life purpose, it was within six weeks and two sessions working with Johnna through the Soul Memory Discovery the vail had lifted. This beautiful process strengthens connection spirit, instills clarity, and restores harmony. Johnna is a gifted healer with a compassionate heart.
- Donna Bond — In Calibration
Johnna is a blessing in my life. She has helped me clear blocks with family, work and life issues that I was unable to navigate or figure out on my own. When I feel stuck I contact Johnna and instantly feel empowered and clear. I am constantly referring Johnna to friends who have experience the same benefits.
- Lisa Corso — Laguna Beach
Johnna was recommended to me by a close friend who had met Johnna at a conference in CA.
I was seeking out "someone" who could help my daughter (10 years old at the time). She was experiencing severe "night terrors", including leaping out of bed, crouching in corners in near hysterical states. It was extremely difficult to "wake" her, settle her down and get her back to bed. She would have no recollection of the events in the morning, but I most certainly did !!
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Johnna "cleared" my daughter and my house. The change was remarkable !!
My daughter continues to be an active dreamer and talks in her sleep, but the terrors are 99.9% resolved. There has been 2 instances over the past year where I questioned if there was a slight escalation in her sleeping patterns, nothing compared to previously. I called Johnna who checked in and did the slight re balancing that was needed.
My experience with Johnna has been extremely positive. She is unquestionably….a gifted healer. That healing ability integrated with her level of empathy, compassion, understanding and support has resulted in an improvement in my daughters and my daily well-being.
- Michelle
When I met Johnna I had been experiencing life for a very LONG time like this:
The feeling that life was "heavy", I felt weighted down, suffocated, and restricted although I had been putting in all kinds of effort with personal development, spiritual work etc to move past the past and those feelings....nothing I did worked...my efforts accumulated over 10 years and yet I felt the SAME...I didn't like living with this "life was SO exhausting" feeling.
I wanted off the "insanity" wheel of doing the same things over and over again expecting a different result.
After my sessions with Johnna I instantly felt a relief, and felt "in my body" in stead of the feeling of just lugging it around. The most important thing I learned is my Divine Design which made sense...I could see I had succumb to other people's energies (my feeling heavy) and actually was carrying their stuff around.
I now can catch myself daily if I'm operating in activities that really serve WHO I AM.
She did what she told me she would do as well...support me THROUGH my changes as the weeks after our sessions continued to have old stuff pop up. I didn't feel left in the lurch, instead supported as she said she would. I honor those who operate from integrity and that is why I would recommend her.
Thank you Johnna!
- Stephaine Havelka
My experience with Johnna has been nothing short of life changing and the interesting part is I wasn't even seeking her when I met her.
I met Johnna in 2011 as she came into my place of employment. As I was interacting with her I asked her, like I ask most of my clients about her life. She told me of something she had just started specializing in called Soul Memory Discovery and suggested I research it a bit. That night I went home I read as much as I could find on the internet. I am a pretty big skeptic however reading how it helps with anxiety, improves sleep, have clarity, increase you abundance and so forth I was definitely intrigued. I was never interested in therapy and I was probably the ideal candidate for it. I was in a job i hated, drank every day, falling into debt, dating a guy who was in and out of jail and always cheating on me and generally just in bad shape inside and out. After going back and forth with the idea I said fine what do I have to lose. To keep a long story short I must say it truly did, change my life! I opted for the one on one treatments and I did a total of three. (I felt very heavy) The sessions aren't anything you have probably experienced before, but Johnna makes you feel comfortable right from the beginning, Three of my friends saw my complete transformation and have had their own SMD sessions with similar results. Life is always a work in progress, but after a clearing change not only seems possible, but it almost seems effortless compared to the drama I dealt with before. Everyone has different dreams, wishes and hopes and SMD can definitely light the
way to your new life and new self!
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Biggest Solar Power Plants
Solar power plants are power generating systems which produce energy by converting sunlight into electricity. This is done either directly by using photovoltaic (PV) cells, or indirectly by using concentrated solar power (CSP). Concentrated solar power plants make use of such components as lenses, mirrors, and tracking systems to focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam. In contrast, photovoltaic cells convert the sunlight directly into electric current using what is called the photoelectric effect.
Current Technology
As of June 2017, India and China have taken over as the front-runners in the development of large-scale solar power projects, as well as the USA is represented by the state of California.
The top three power plants on the current rankings are as follows:
Tengger Desert Solar Park – 1500MW – China
It is by far the largest solar power plant in the world right now. Installed in Zhongwei, Ningxia has a total capacity of 1547 MW and is known as "The Great Wall Of Solar" in China. With an area of 36,700 km2 , Tengger desert is mostly in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China. The area of the solar field is 1,200 km2 (3.2% of land).
Datong Solar Power Top Runner Base – 3GW (3,000MW) – China
With a power production of 1GW per each Phase totaling 3GW in 3 phases, Datong Solar Power plant in China is expected to become the largest solar plant in the world once completed. The government statistics indicate that from July 2016 to January 2017, the total power production of this power plant was about 870 million watts of electricity, equivalent to more than 120 MW per month of power generation.
Kurnool Ultra Mega Solar Park – 900 MW – India
With a power generating capacity of almost 1GW(1,000 MW), this power plant has already become the largest such park, as compared to the 648 MW solar park developed by Adani in Tamil Nadu and 550 MW in Topaz Solar Park in California.
Challenges faced by the Solar Power Industry
Due to its advantages over the fissile and nuclear energy, Solar energy has turned into one of the most promising renewable energy technologies, allowing the generation of electricity from free, inexhaustible sunlight. Due to its viability in a vastly populated area of the world, many homeowners have already begun adopting solar electricity, and large-scale power generation facilities offer solar power's advantages to thousands of customers. But solar power still faces a number of hurdles before it can truly replace fossil fuels for power generation. Some of them include:
Solar Intensity
One of the biggest obstacles to the widespread use of solar power systems is variances in solar intensity. Since a panel's output highly depends on the amount of solar energy it receives, solar can be regarded as a better power source in regions with a high solar irradiance.
Another obstacle to solar electricity is photovoltaic efficiency. The efficiency of a solar panel determines how much of that power is usable, and most commercial solar panels on the market in 2013 have efficiency ratings of less than 25 percent. While laboratory tests have promised such efficiencies above 50%, efficiency ratings beyond 33% at the market level are unlikely in the near future.
One major problem with solar power is reliability. At best, a solar panel can produce electricity for 12 hours a day, and a panel will only reach its peak output for a short period around the midday.
Environmental Effects
One of the important features of solar generation is that contrary to standard fissile fuel systems, it is emission-free. Of course, it should be mentioned that while this is true, the manufacturing of solar panels and related technologies can involve some environmentally unfriendly substances.


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When Cumberland resident Tammy Kerr-Gaudette and her husband Jason found out they were expecting their first child, they were overjoyed. And they started thinking right away about what type of birth they wanted.
"We wanted a midwife-led delivery, a natural birth with as little intervention as possible – no continuous fetal monitoring, laboring in a tub, as few people in the room as possible, delayed cord clamping," said Tammy. "I wanted to have my own birth requests met, with my input, so the birth would go the way I wanted, with the opportunity to make decisions as I went along."
A patient of midwife Linda Nanni, MS, CNM, of Women's Care, Tammy and Jason knew they wanted to deliver at Women & Infants Hospital, in the ABC – the Alternative Birthing Center. "I was so glad to have a midwife group affiliated with Women & Infants. It's a great hospital, and I know so many people who have had wonderful experiences there, with ABC births and with labor and delivery births."
On Tuesday, May 24, 2016, at approximately 3 a.m., Tammy started to "feel something" about every 15 minutes. She wondered if it could be something gastrointestinal. "I thought that maybe I ate something that didn't agree with me. But after about an hour, it dawned on me that I was in labor!"
Since she was scheduled for her 40-week prenatal visit that morning, Tammy labored at home for a few hours. By 6:30 a.m., the contractions were three to five minutes apart. "I told Jason I could wait it out for four more hours until my appointment!"
Tammy went in to see midwife Danielle Wiesner, who examined her to find that she was four centimeters dilated and fully effaced – time to go the hospital, now! Danielle called ahead and found that the ABC was available – she had Tammy admitted right away under the care of her colleague, Lisa Pile, CNM.
"They did routine blood pressure monitoring, drew labs, and did 20 minutes of continuous fetal monitoring to be sure that I didn't risk out of delivering in the ABC. Then they unhooked me from the monitors and let my body do what it knows to do naturally," said Tammy. "I stayed in the tub laboring for a while – that was absolutely amazing and so helpful in labor. Lisa (the midwife) and my labor nurse made sure we knew they were there and keeping any eye on us, monitoring my vitals and the baby's heart rate regularly, but they weren't on top of us the whole time. They let me and my husband go through this alone, which was what we wanted."
Tammy continued, "When you are going through a natural birth, especially, you need to trust in your body and that everything will be okay. Fear is the worst thing for labor. I read up on everything while I was pregnant – so I knew what to expect. And I kept reminding myself that every contraction was bringing me one step closer to my baby. I didn't keep looking at the clock, I just took it as it came."
As Tammy went through "transition" and the time to push got closer, she got out of the tub (with help!). Lisa examined Tammy and found her to be fully dilated, but her bag of water was still intact. "Lisa told me I had a decision – she could break my water or I could birth my baby in the amniotic sac, something that happens in one in 80,000 births. I decided to go for it! But 10 minutes later, the sac burst on its own- maybe next time I'll be that one."
"Lisa told me to reach down and touch her head – I felt this massive head of hair and said, 'Let's get this baby out!'". A few pushes later and Julia Grace Gaudette was born, weighing 6 lbs. 14 oz. and 18-1/2 inches long. Perfect, healthy, beautiful.
"It was a very calm, relaxed, wonderful birth. We did skin to skin right away. They delayed the clamping of the cord. It was just what I wanted," said Tammy. "I wouldn't have changed a thing."
"I was able to write my own story. And it was awesome to see it all play out."
Learn More
Please visit Having a Baby to learn more about low intervention, natural birthing at Women & Infants Hospital.


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A local housebuilder is inviting homebuyers to put their wellies on for a sneak preview of its recently launched development in Mickleover.
Prospective house buyers will be able to have an exclusive look at Redrow Homes East Midlands' Hackwood Grange development, on Starflower Way, from 10am-5.30pm on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th February, as part of its 'Wellies on Weekend'.
Visitors will be able to enjoy a guided tour of the 350-home development and see areas of the site that are not normally open to the public. This will give guests the perfect opportunity to see the great location of the homes first-hand.
The team will also be on hand to talk through the two, three and four-bedroom homes that are currently being constructed.
Mary Timlin, Sales Director for Redrow Homes East Midlands, said: "We want to give people in Mickleover a sneak peek of our new development, so they can see for themselves how great the location is.
"The 'Wellies on Weekend' is a great opportunity to look around Hackwood Grange and see how the development is progressing, and to ask any questions about the new homes being constructed.
"I would encourage those interested in buying a home in Mickleover to consider coming along to this event, as we will be able to give the advice you need to help you buy the home of your dreams."
Hackwood Grange is part of a major new development for Mickleover, and will feature a great range of family homes suited to all requirements and budgets, with prices starting from £255,950. Just two miles to the west of Derby, Mickleover has excellent connections, both into the city and across the region, while still retaining its Derbyshire village charm, surrounded by open farmland.
To find out more about homes at Hackwood Grange, please visit: redrow.co.uk/developments/hackwood-grange.
"The Wellies on Weekend is a great opportunity to look around Hackwood Grange and see how the development is progressing"
Mary Timlin, Sales Director
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Iron & Oak Isn't Your Typical Hotel Restaurant
The new downtown Oakland eatery is far from soulless.
The Big Beast awaits Iron & Oak patrons at the Marriott.
Photos by Lori Eanes
Hotel restaurants suffer from some stark stereotypes: Most people think they're generic, soulless, and, worst of all, in an era that lauds the local, interchangeable.
Part of a multimillion-dollar renovation project that transformed the Oakland Marriott City Center last fall—giving the venerable hotel 500 newly redesigned guest rooms and sleekly quirky only-in-Oakland suites—Iron & Oak smites those stereotypes from Square One.
"When we were trying to choose a name, we wondered: What do we have here in Oakland? What hasn't been celebrated sufficiently?" said Iron & Oak's food and beverage director Efren Sanchez.
"Oakland's most iconic elements are its shipyards and the commerce that has sustained Oakland throughout its long history," Sanchez said. "As you drive into Oakland, you see those tall cranes. Why not embrace them and what they represent" rather than dismiss them as dull generic geometrics obstructing bay views?
The Iron & Oak features a beguiling interior.
Pair the ubiquitous industrial metal with the city's iconic tree, ask downtown apparel outfit Oaklandish to design an ampersand-tastic logo, and you've got Iron & Oak, whose urban-organic, three-meals-a-day ambience includes booths, communal wooden tables, broad columns, beams, multiple big screens, and signature dishes such as Alameda IPA-battered fish and chips; street-style tacos with cabbage slaw and cotija cheese; house-made bread pudding; and the "Big Beast Board," a family-style platter of slow-roasted lamb shank with roasted vegetables, flatbread, and salsa verde.
East Bay companies whose fare is a fixture here include Fra'Mani Salumi, Mariposa Baking Co., Starter Bakery, the Pasta Shop, Taylor's Sausage, and more.
During the planning, "we spoke with Oakland residents who revealed that they needed a place to hang out and have fun downtown without having to drive very far or at all," said sales and marketing director Chris Halteh. "Local residents wanted to enjoy local flavors in a warm atmosphere while working on their laptops or watching big events on the screens.
"We also wanted to introduce Oakland to hotel guests who might never have been here before. We wanted to bring Oakland into the restaurant, so that those guests would be inspired to go out and explore the rest of the city on their own."
Iron & Oak, Oakland Marriott City Center, 1001 Broadway, Oakland, 510-451-4000, Deals.Marriott.com/marriott-hotels-resorts/usa/ca/oakland/ironoak.
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Architects, interior designers, landscape architects, contractors, and end users are invited to tour the ARTO factory complex in Gardena, CA and attend our AIA/ASID CEU course: "Malibu Tiles: Past, Present & Future"on Friday, August 28. There is no charge for the tour or the course and it is a great opportunity to learn more about our unique handcrafted clay and concrete products (the tour also offers AIA credit).
For lunch, we provide authentic Italian food from the famous Eatalian Cafe – a great match for our handcrafted tiles, pavers, brick veneer, wall panels, and hardscape elements.
The factory tour starts at 11:00 AM with lunch to follow at 12:00 PM and the continuing educatdion course will be presented afterward. Please meet at the ARTO factory located at 15209 S. Broadway, Gardena, CA 90248.
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Registered Dental Hygienist
Colleen's top five strengths are: Achiever, Discipline, Responsibility, Learner, and Input
Lucas is a Certified Level II Dental Assistant. He is a recent graduate from Niagara College School of Applied Health, but is no stranger to dentistry. Lucas joined our team in 2018 after moving to Canada from Brazil where he was an accomplished dentist. Lucas brings an upbeat and positive energy to everything that he does. His charm is contagious and will translate to your experience with us, making it a comfortable and calming on. Lucas is a new Dad and will be quick to show you his latest photos of his adorable baby girl, just ask!
Lucas' top five strengths are: Achiever, Restorative, Individualization, Futuristic, and Learner
Administrative Assistant
Joining our staff in 2019, Debbie has quickly become an integral member of our administrative team. Her wonderful sense of humour and cool, calm demeanor make her a fantastic addition to the team.
Debbie's top five strengths are: Developer, Input, Achiever, Harmony, and Consistency
Communications Coordinator
Sandy's path to our office has covered many Canadian miles. Born and raised in Kamloops, Sandy moved to Halifax for over 20 years with her son and husband, a member of the Canadian Air Forces, before moving to Ottawa and finally continuing to Niagara. Sandy's ability to securely collaborate with referring offices at blazing speed marks a new chapter in our communication channel, which through continued efforts is now more secure and encrypted than ever before.
Sandy's top 5 strengths are: Responsibility, Achiever, Restorative, Learner and Intellection
Certified Dental Assistant
Candice is an experienced Certified Level II Dental Assistant. Since 1996, she has assisted in private practices and at Niagara College as a Clinical Technician. Candice's ear to ear grin is contagious. As one of Dr. Fritz's surgical assistants, she will ensure that your experience is a happy one and unique to you from start to finish. When she isn't in the office, she has her hands full as a mother of two all-star athlete boys!
Candice's top five strengths are: Empathy, Consistency, Harmony, Developer and Includer
B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.
Chief Innovation Officer and Director of Strategy
Amanda works in many capacities, including as the director of multiple ongoing research initiatives, orchestrator of our continuing education series, choreographer of a world-class patient experience, and strategist for guiding the periodontal practice toward the wants and needs of the patient of the future.
Amanda completed her Ph.D. in the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences at Brock University. The focus of Amanda's doctoral research involved nutrition and osteoporosis. Prior to her doctoral studies at Brock University, Amanda completed her B.Sc. degree at the University of Western Ontario in Cell and Developmental Biology and her M.Sc. degree at the University of Guelph in Human Health and Nutritional Sciences.
Amanda has both lectured extensively and published written works on topics ranging from bone health, nutrition, periodontal health and wellness, CBCT imaging technologies, radiation safety, employee engagement and behaviour, and business management.
As a life-long learner herself, Amanda has graduated as a Gallup-certified Strengths Coach and is currently enrolled to become a Gallup-certified Engagement Champion. Her steadfast focus on Employee Engagement from the onboarding experience through to ensuring all team members have an active development plan with actionable goals keeps our team aligned toward a common mission of innovating the collaborative speciality of periodontics.
Amanda will be the first to tell you that her favourite part of her job is that she "hasn't had the same day twice". With so many projects on the go and team members to coordinate, as a Director of Strategy, Amanda keeps our canoe steered in the right direction.
In 2019, Amanda will be learning and teaching and Dubai, Nebraska, Australia, Chicago, and locally.
Amanda's top five strengths are: Learner, Strategic, Competition, Significance and Achiever
Registered Nurse
Kathy is a registered nurse with over 21 years of experience and is an integral member of our Nursing team. Kathy works primarily in the Emergency Department of the West Lincoln Hospital where she is a member of the Leadership Group in her role as Charge Nurse. With a Bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Windsor and her Nursing degree from Fanshawe College, Kathy's interest in the development of her strengths to promote quality improvement, innovation in education, and consistency in the leadership role translate perfectly to her duties with our team as she guides patients along their sedation experience. Kathy boasts that her favourite part about her position with the Fritz team is the time she is given to fully connect with her patients and the devotion and attention to detail paid to providing the best patient experience possible. When Kathy is not with us, she is an avid yogi, practicing yoga 3-4 times per week and loves to spend as much time outdoors with her family as she can! We are so happy to have Kathy as a member of our team and welcome her unique strengths as a leader and care giver!
Kathy's top five strengths are: Restorative, Responsibility, Includer, Empathy, and Achiever
Assunta is a Certified Level II Dental Assistant. She has worked with Dr. Fritz since 1997 and has assisted him in over 20,000 procedures. Formerly a Registered Practical Nurse, Assunta's experience with medically compromised patients and the elderly is of benefit for all of our patients, young and old. Her expertise and wisdom have provided her with the unique experience to give lectures to many young professionals in the Niagara College Dental Assistant stream. Ask anyone and they'll tell you that Assunta would rather be on a mountaintop. She is an avid lover of the outdoors and is always planning her next vacation with her hiking boots in tow.
Assunta's top five strengths are: Responsibility, Connectedness, Learner, Belief and Developer
Registered Nurse
Sam received her Bachelor's degree in Nursing from Brock University and she remarks that she loves the versatility of nursing. Her time is split between providing a calm and tranquil experience at Dr. Fritz's office and offering immediate, urgent care in the Emergency Department at the Greater Niagara General Hospital. As a life-long learner herself, Sam is currently studying Emergency Nursing from Conestoga College.
Sam's top five strengths are: Input, Intellection, Harmony, Futuristic and Learner
Taylor is a recent graduate from Niagara College's Dental Hygiene Program and is the first graduate of the Dental Hygiene Periodontal Residency Program. Prior to her career in Dental Hygiene, Taylor completed an undergraduate degree in Public Health Science from Brock University. Taylor is a life-long learner and is currently undertaking her Masters of Science at Brock University, with a focus on the implications of xerostomia (dry mouth) on periodontal health and wellness. Taylor has plans to defend her Master's thesis in summer 2019 and hopes to continue her path in academia through teaching and mentoring. When she is not at the office, Taylor is most likely on her yoga mat or baking.
Taylor's top five strengths are: Input, Learner, Achiever, Adaptability, Intellection
Cathy has been a Registered Dental Hygienist since 1987 and has a strong commitment to lifelong learning and professional development. She has been invited to share her scientific research in the fields of periodontal health, nutrition and hygiene internationally. She is currently leading a primary research study aimed at elucidating best practices among commonly used treatment methodologies for chronic periodontitis which will be presented at the International Symposium for Dental Hygiene in Australia in August 2019.
Cathy's top five strengths are: Includer, Woo, Input, Positivity and Achiever
Linda has been a Registered Dental Hygienist since 1987 and has given back to the dental hygiene community by being an active professor and mentor at dental schools across Ontario. In addition to her strong commitment to lifelong learning and professional development as a hygienist, Linda has also recently earned a Certificate in Adult Education at Niagara College. Currently, she is actively involved in a methodology study ongoing at our office involving the use of different instrumentation for scaling and root planing. Linda will be presenting the results of this study along with others in Brisbane, Australia at the International Symposium for Dental Hygiene Conference in August 2019.
Linda's top five strengths are: Harmony, Responsibility, Adaptability, Analytical and Communication
Donna joined Dr. Fritz' team in 2005 after working in general practice for 15 years. Over the past decade, she has accompanied Dr. Fritz to several National and International conferences where she has been able to increase her knowledge in periodontology and implant maintenance. She is actively involved in all of our ongoing research projects and is always thinking up new research questions that need answers. Currently, she is actively involved in a methodology study involving the use of different instrumentation for scaling and root planing. Donna will be presenting the results of this study in Brisbane, Australia at the International Symposium for Dental Hygiene Conference in August 2019. Donna enjoys travelling, meeting new people and making a difference. Her motto is "if you want to be happy, chose to surround yourself with happy people".
Donna's top five strengths are: Positivity, Connectedness, Discipline, Significance and Activator
Accounting Manager
Michele is our Accounting Manager who began her career as a receptionist in 2005 after graduating from the Level II Dental Assistant program at Niagara College. She has years of experience in both the health care and hospitality fields, making her the ideal contact to ensure a world-class patient experience with us. As a lifelong learner, Michele is currently pursuing continuing education in finance, accounting and human resources.
Michele's top five strengths are: Developer, Individualization, Context, Restorative and Achiever
Meagan joined our team in late 2018 as another extremely qualified and calming member of our Nursing staff. Meagan works primarily in the Emergency Department of the St. Catharines Hospital. Always looking for new challenges, Meagan recently applied to pursue her Master's in Nursing/Nurse Practitioner through University of Toronto, the same school she completed her Nursing Degree. Meagan has also travelled to Nova Scotia for four separate short term contracts with Emergency Departments to help communities in need. With a long term goal to one day teach, she also uses her experiences to understand how other ER's across the country work to provide quality health care. We are so happy to welcome Meagan to our team and are confident in her abilities to provide our patients with the highest quality of care in their sedation experience at our clinic.
Meagan's top five strengths are: Restorative, Competition, Input, Relator, and Learner
As the newest member of our hygiene squad, Roxanne has been a Registered Dental Hygienist for nearly 30 years. She reflects on being immediately drawn to our practice because of our clear commitment to continued education and providing the ultimate patient experience. As a lifelong learner herself, Roxanne is always registered in some sort of course. Whether it be to update her dental knowledge or to learn to play the guitar, Roxanne wants to know the latest! Having been with us for one-year already, Roxanne has made herself an integral member of our day-time family!
Roxanne's top five strengths are: Relator, Connectedness, Learner, Individualization and Intellection
B.Sc., D.D.S., F.R.C.D. (C), Ph.D. (Perio), M.B.A
Peter is an intrepid lifelong global learner. He is a certified specialist in periodontics and is in full-time private practice in Fonthill, Ontario. The focus of his periodontal practice is dental implant therapy, bone and soft tissue reconstruction and oral medicine.
He completed his B.Sc. degree at McMaster University and his D.D.S. degree at the University of Toronto. Dr. Fritz practiced General Dentistry for five years before obtaining a Fellowship in Periodontics from the Royal College of Dentists of Canada.
Dr. Fritz considers the most important part of his clinical training to be the completion of his second doctorate, a Ph.D. in the molecular biology of bone formation from the University of Toronto. He also has an M.B.A. from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and the Schulich School of Business at York University.
Dr. Fritz lectures extensively across the globe and has published many implant and periodontal related articles and three book chapters.
While Dr. Fritz continues to learn, he also provides others unique opportunities for continued education as well. He has founded Perio in the Peninsula, a registered continuing education program for health professionals in the Niagara Region, which boasts speakers of the highest caliber. Similarly, Dr. Fritz has recently developed and implemented the first Dental Hygiene Periodontal Residency Program in North America. This program invites high potential, recent graduates of the Dental Hygiene program to spend one year in the clinic to build on their skills to enable them to become future leaders of the hygiene profession.
Dr. Fritz is a Staff Periodontist for the Niagara Health System, President of the Welland District Dental Society, past President of the Ontario Society of Periodontists, future President of the Niagara Peninsula Dental Association and Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences at Brock University where he is engaged in many ongoing research projects as well as graduate student supervision.
As evidenced by his actions, Dr. Fritz lives by his academic mission which is to "never stop learning because the world around you never stops teaching."
In 2019, Dr. Fritz will be lecturing and learning in South Africa, England, Japan, Thailand, Bhutan, Australia, and Dubai.
Peter's top five strengths are: Learner, Ideation, Competition, Futuristic and Intellection
Rachael's top five strengths are: Relator, Intellection, Discipline, Consistency and Responsibility
Jeff joined our nursing team in 2012 and has been a wonderful addition ever since. Jeff also works as a Registered Nurse in the ER at the Greater Niagara General Hospital. His current work as an ER nurse and his past experiences as a Flight Nurse, providing care to those hurt and injured across the globe as they return home to Canada, has only strengthened his ability to provide the best care possible to all of our patients.
Jeff's top five strengths are: Strategic, Relator, Achiever, Arranger and Developer
Dental Receptionist
Deidre joined our team in late 2016 and has been an integral member of our administrative team since day one. Deidre began her career in dentistry as a Dental Assistant, where she learned the clinical aspects of the dental world and honed her skills before becoming a dental receptionist and administrative assistant. When she's not juggling the duties of the front desk, Deidre is an avid basketball fan and loves spending time with her family at their cottage.
Deidre's top five strengths are: Achiever, Individualization, Strategic, Futuristic and Learner
Mike hits the Emergency Services Trifecta! Mike is a Registered Nurse with 20 years experience, over 12 of which are as an Emergency Room nurse at the Welland Hospital. Mike is also a former police officer and is currently working as a full-time professional firefighter for the City of Welland. Nurse Mike ensures that all of the members of our staff are certified and up to date with their CPR and First Aid training. With his background, knowledge and caring demeanour, Nurse Mike will ensure your comfort and safety during your visit with us.
Mike's top five strengths are: Includer, Individualization, Arranger, Empathy and Connectedness
Head Nurse
Margie is a Registered Nurse and has over 20 years nursing experience, specifically with serious and with special needs patients. When she is not working with us to make your periodontal experience as comfortable and pleasant as possible, she works part time at the Welland Hospital Emergency Department. Margie is an avid cyclist and enjoys any and all activities outdoors. She has worked with Dr. Fritz since 2005.
Margie's top five strengths are: Achiever, Self-Assurance, Responsibility, Deliberative and Learner
Kelsey graduated from the Dental Administration program at Niagara College in 2013 with honours. Kelsey was the proud recipient of the Dental Staff Award, which is presented to the graduate who demonstrates a superior combination of diligent academic studies and cooperative, outstanding community field placement performance. Kelsey wears a permanent smile and is here to ensure your experience at our office is as fluid and pleasant as possible.
Kelsey's top five strengths are: Empathy, Developer, Responsibility, Positivity and Discipline


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