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Happenings in The Woodlands March 2016
The Woodlands Children's Museum invites guests to "Go Texan" in celebration of Texas Independence Day. To commemorate the day when the Texas Declaration of Independence was signed, creating the Republic of Texas, a larger-than-life cowboy will entertain guests with rope tricks and his ability to balance on stilts. The event happens from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Thursday, March 3. Tricks by the Tall Texan are from 11 a.m.-noon.
The Woodlands LearningRx will join forces with the museum to celebrate the 137th birthday of one of the world's greatest brains – that belonging to theoretical physicist Albert Einstein. Einstein's Birthday Party will be held from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Monday, March 14. Children are invited to come to the museum to play an Einstein trivia game and participate in an Einstein-related art project, which were designed for the day by The Woodlands LearningRx.
Celebrate Irish culture and traditions at the museum on St. Patrick's Day, Thursday, March 17 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. with dance, music and art that's all Irish-at-heart.
For an egg-cellent Easter, hop into the museum from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Friday, March 25 and Saturday, March 26. Guests are invited to Eggtivities, an egg-decorating workshop where they can experiment with different media and various dipping and swirling techniques to create their own extra special egg to take home. Children also will be able to have their photo taken with the Easter Bunny.
These events are recommended for ages 7 years and under. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. The event is included in the regular price of admission, which is $5 per person 1 year and older.
To learn more, visit woodlandschildrensmuseum.org or call 281-465-0955.
The Woodlands Bar Association (WBA) will award two $3,000 scholarships to outstanding local high school students through The Future Lawyers Scholarship in Memoriam Ida G. Stewart and The Future Lawyers Scholarship in Memoriam Kevin T. Shea. This marks the fourth year that the scholarships are open to graduating seniors residing in Montgomery County (public, private or homeschool) who are in good standing and will be attending a four-year university in the fall of 2016.
For more details and the application, visit woodlandsbarassociation.com/News or email Rene Rogers at email@example.com.
The 2016 John Cooper School Cyber-Gala will continue through March 3. This online fundraiser provides the opportunity to purchase a diverse array of often one-of-a-kind items that the public can bid on by logging on to johncooper.org/specialevents.
All categories will close on March 3 at 10 p.m. Bid on trips to places near and far, tickets to sporting and music events, spa packages and much more.
Contact email@example.com for additional information.
The 2016 Bach, Beethoven & Barbecue gala and the Young Texas Artists Music Competition Finalists' Concert and Awards, the beneficiary of the gala, will be held on Saturday, March 12 at the Crighton Theatre, 234 North Main St. in Conroe.
The Gala – After success in chairing the gala last year, Shana and Tim Arthur are returning as co-chairs of the 2016 Texas-themed event. The festivities begin at 5:15 p.m. in a tented pavilion on Main Street, just outside the Crighton Theatre. The event includes a barbecue dinner with all the trimmings, entertainment by Bill Mock and the Highway 105 Band, and a live auction of gifts, dinners and getaways.
The Finalists' Concert and Awards – Jade Simmons returns to interview the finalists onstage in her entertaining and insightful way. A classical concert pianist, best-selling author and speaker, Simmons is known as "Classical Music's No. 1 Maverick."
The Finalists' Concert and Awards will feature eight finalists from the three-day Young Texas Artists (YTA) Music Competition, who will perform for an audience of music lovers and an esteemed panel of judges.
YTA celebrates and supports the Lone Star State's new generation of classical musicians and vocalists. The finalists, ages 18-30, will compete for the Gold Medal in each category: voice; piano; strings; and winds, brass, percussion, harp and guitar, as well as the Grand Prize. A total of $20,000 in cash prizes will be awarded, as will performance opportunities with respected music organizations. Audience members also will have an opportunity to vote for the Audience Choice Award.
Preliminary rounds of the competition, which are free and open to the public, will take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 10, 11 and 12.
Tickets to the gala are available at the Crighton box office or crightontheatre.org and include admission to the concert and the after-party celebration, featuring a dessert buffet complete with chocolates and champagne to toast the finalists, immediately following the awards ceremony.
Interfaith of The Woodlands has announced the 2016 Service of Excellence Award recipients. CB&I is the Presenting Sponsor for the Five Who Share Luncheon which will be held March 4. Being honored at this year's luncheon for their significant volunteerism contributions are: Susan Cosculluela, Education; Debbie Browne, Youth; Dr. Don Barrick, Fine Arts; Henry Sneed, Seniors; and Gelena Scally, Health.
Susan Cosculluela is currently the PTO president at The Woodlands High School. She maintains an active part in CISD Schools by volunteering and has done so for many years. She has served as the PTO president five times for a total of 10 years.
Debbie Browne has shown passion for young people, and she has been instrumental in helping girls and young women diagnosed with Turners Syndrome. Debbie is active in multiple facets of volunteerism and works tirelessly with young women from youth to adulthood to bring awareness to important causes.
Dr. Don Barrick, who was selected for his love and service to music and the arts, serves as worship pastor at The Woodlands First Baptist Church. For over 20 years, Barrick has volunteered to organize and conduct music for the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration at The Woodlands United Methodist Church. Through his gift of music, he has volunteered to make a difference in the lives of many in the community.
As a senior, Henry Sneed has given back in multiple ways to people of all ages throughout the community. He is an active member of the Arc Church in Conroe and has been involved in the prison ministry at The Woodlands United Methodist Church for over 20 years.
Gelena Scally is the co-owner of DEFINE Body and Mind in The Woodlands and works to improve the health and wellness of others. She and her team give back to the community not only with their time and energy enriching healthy lifestyles, but by raising critical funds through their classes and events in which all proceeds are donated to various health-oriented charities.
For more information, visit woodlandsinterfaith.org or call 281-367-1230.
The ROCO Brass Quintet will perform at The Woodlands United Methodist Church on March 6 at 5 p.m. The church is located at 2200 Lake Woodlands Dr. in Spring. Tickets are $25 general admission; $10 students; $5 discount for TWUMC members. Purchase tickets at rocohouston.org/tickets.
The ROCO Brass Quintet is a group within the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra, a professional 40-piece ensemble founded in 2005. Performing throughout the Greater Houston area, the ROCO Brass Quintet champions modern classical music while also performing music from the Renaissance and Baroque eras, as well as jazz. The ensemble offers a unique concert experience, sharing the intimacy, accessibility and virtuosity of the River Oaks Chamber Orchestra. Brass Quintet members are: Jason Adams, trumpet; George Chase, trumpet; Thomas Hultén, trombone; Jared Lantzy, bass trombone; and Gavin Reed, French horn.
The Montgomery County Association of Business Women has scheduled the following events for March:
March 2 – Business Builder Coffee from 8-9 a.m at The Woodlands Chamber of Commerce.
March 10 – Business Networking Mixer from 5-7 p.m. at Hello Beautiful Boutique in Conroe.
March 23 – Networking Lunch from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at Incredible Pizza in Conroe.
The group will hold its annual scholarship fundraiser on April 7 at the VW dealership in The Woodlands. All proceeds go to college scholarships for Montgomery County High School female graduates.
For more information, visit mcabw.org.
In partnership with Entergy Texas, Inc., Montgomery County United Way, AARP and Children's Books on Wheels will provide free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) for qualifying households in various locations throughout the county. Qualifying households include those who earned less than $54,000 in 2015, the elderly, and individuals with disabilities. IRS-trained and certified volunteers work to ensure clients get the full refund and credits, including the Earned Income Tax Credit, they are entitled to.
Last year, Montgomery County low-income residents saw an astounding $3,626,782 in tax refunds prepared free by IRS-certified volunteers. This free tax preparation service not only increased income for individual low-income households but was also a major boost to the Montgomery County local economy.
The 2015 Montgomery County United Way Willis site, located at Meador Library, racked up a total of 435 volunteer hours with incredible results. The city of Willis VITA site experienced a 10% increase in tax returns filed, $92,000 saved in income tax preparation fees, and a total tax refund of $348,553. The economic impact of the VITA program was such a success, that this year MCUW has added another mobile site in Splendora. For more information, visit mcuw.org/vita.
A new community theatre production, Dust Bowl Motel, which runs March 18-20 at The Crighton Theatre in Conroe is collaborating with Make-A-Wish Texas Gulf Coast and Louisiana for a fundraising initiative providing proceeds from the play to the nonprofit foundation.
Centered on the struggles, heartbreak and dreams of one woman's journey to find happiness, Dust Bowl Motel, a new play by Scott McCarley and Jim Roth, combines acting and storytelling with video, accompanied by live, homegrown Texas music to capture a unique theatre experience. The development of the play was a dream –– four years in the making –– for McCarley, who has always been interested in music and writing and has spent many years at the Kerrville Folk Festival performing and cultivating a network of talented singer/songwriter friends. Fortunately some of those friends were willing to lend their talents to help make Dust Bowl Motel a reality.
After a sold-out production last year in Huntsville, McCarley is thrilled to bring the show to the Crighton Theatre as a fundraising initiative. "The show was a dream for me that has now been brought to reality, so to partner with a great organization like Make-A-Wish –– that makes special dreams come true for to so many deserving kids –– is awesome," said McCarley.
Make-A-Wish Texas Gulf Coast & Louisiana granted more than 500 wishes for local children within its territory in 2014 alone. More information and ticket details can be found at dustbowlmotel.org.
The Woodlands Show Chorus (TWSC) is currently in preparation for its evaluation and bow-out and performance at the Great Gulf Coast Region 10 Competition March 18 and 19 at the Hilton Houston North in the Greenspoint area. The annual show featuring international quartet champions, Speed of Sound, is scheduled for Saturday, June 11, and will be held at Oak Ridge High School Theater in The Woodlands area. The chorus won its regional competition last Spring, which qualifies TWSC to compete internationally in Las Vegas this fall. Several coaching sessions by internationally acclaimed coaches and a retreat will precede international competition.
The group's Jan. 25 open house produced no less than 19 aspiring singers, who accepted free voice lessons from the certified instructors at TWSC rehearsal. After singers were introduced to the program on Monday, they were presented to the chorus and then treated to a short performance and a regular chorus rehearsal, directed by master director Betty Clipman. To the delight of the chorus, several guests jumped on the risers and sang with their new friends. The five free voice lessons began on Feb. 1 and continue through Feb. 29. For more information, visit thewoodlandsshowchorus.org.
The Dawn is Arising, Southeast Texas Aglow Conference, will be held on Friday, March 18 from 7-9 p.m. and Saturday, March 19 from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. at the Fellowship of Praise in Stafford.
Rebecca Greenwood of Christian Harvest International will be the keynote speaker. Join women from every walk of life for worship, prayer and motivational messages. Tickets are $35 at Eventbrite.com. Aglow is a spirit-filled women's ministry fellowship with groups that meet monthly for prayer, Bible studies and special events. Visit katyaglow.com for information about local meetings and Aglow International.
Author Hattie Bryant will be at The Woodlands Barnes & Noble on Saturday, March 26 at 2 p.m. to discuss her new book: a new, unconventional healthcare and financial planning tool called I'll Have It My Way: Taking Control of End of Life Decisions.
As of January 2016, Medicare began to pay physicians to discuss end-of-life issues, and Bryant's new book puts the layperson in the driver's seat for this important conversation.
I'll Have It My Way addresses the healthcare crisis from a very individual and layman's perspective to show the reader that they do have power when faced with serious or terminal illness. Using extensive research, interviews with dozens of healthcare professionals across multiple disciplines, and real-life examples and consequences of healthcare decisions made and not made, Bryant's book is "the last self-help book any Baby Boomer needs."
The 11th annual Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival offers a weekend escape for art and music enthusiasts of all ages and is scheduled for April 8-10. Located at Town Green Park along The Woodlands Waterway, this festival is one of the premier and most highly anticipated events of its kind in the area.
Ranked in the top 10 of America's Best Art Fairs by ArtFairCalendar.com, The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival (WWAF) features 225 artists from a juried competition of artists nationwide and as far abroad as Israel and Hungary. The featured artist for 2016 is the whimsical painter Julia Gilmore and her work is featured in all event graphics.
In addition to being a favorite among buyers and sellers of fine art, the festival's popularity also comes from the community- oriented and family-friendly experience of the event. Eclectic music performed by local, national and international artists, culinary demonstrations, and a variety of local performing artists take place in a natural setting.
"We have new features that we are very excited about, such as the ability to attend the festival for all three days with one $15 ticket, The Terrace VIP Club presented by Glade Gallery, the Art of Food demonstration stage and 3 stages of music, and the Art of Craft Beer area," said WWAF Director Jenny Wright. "We are very pleased to offer "MD Anderson Cancer Center First Look Friday," which is a great opportunity to be among the first to view this year's artists."
The WWAF is produced by The Woodlands Arts Council, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide regional cultural enrichment opportunities to inspire, encourage, support and promote visual and performing arts. For more information on sponsorships, call 713-504-6432. For event information, visit woodlandsartsfestival.com.
Barefoot Bands in the Park will debut in the Spring master-planned community of Harmony on Saturday, April 9 starting at noon when several of the nation's top up-and-coming artists in pop, country and contemporary sounds, including the headliner, the Cody Bryan Band, take to the stage.
All of the festivities will be held in Harmony's Barefoot Park, a rolling hillside park minutes from the community's main entrance on Rayford Road at the newly extended Grand Parkway.
The afternoon music fest starts at noon when singer-songwriter Amy Andrews presents her unique southern sounds.
Singer-songwriter Dede, named one of the Best Vocalists in Houston by the Houston Press with four albums to her credit, takes to the stage at 1 p.m.
At 3 p.m., enjoy the fresh, Texas country sounds of the Cody Bryan Band. The Austin band's debut album, "Wreck Me," showcases Bryan's considerable vocal and songwriting skills on 10 strong tracks, most co-written during a marathon weekend in Nashville.
The event will also feature delicious fare from food trucks Cousins Main Lobster, Tex-Mex cuisine from the Cajanos Food Truck and hot, fresh sugar donuts.
In addition to the live music, there will be plenty of free activities for kids of all ages, and the first 100 concert fans at the event will receive a free picnic blanket.
The festival is free and open to the public. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. Free onsite parking is also available.
Additionally, families can tour Harmony's collection of model homes, each fully furnished and expertly decorated, by Ashton Woods, CastleRock Communities, Darling Homes, Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Taylor Morrison, Village Builders and Westin Homes. Go to Harmony-Houston.com to learn more.
From Thursday, March 31 to Saturday, April 2, South Montgomery County Friends of the Library (SMCFOL) will be holding its Annual Book Sale at the South County Community Centre in The Woodlands.
SMCFOL Book Sales have been held for over 20 years. From the start, donations from the community came pouring in, and within a few years the sale outgrew the library's meeting room space. In 2000 the Book Sale was moved next door to the South County Community Center where it has evolved to the event it has become.
The sale brings the community a quality and varied inventory of books, all sold at terrific bargains. The proceeds support programs at the two Woodlands libraries.
Save the date for the fifth anniversary of the Giving Goes Glam Fashion Show and Luncheon presented by Market Street The Woodlands and The Woodlands Mall on April 1 at 10:30 a.m. The event will take place at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center, 1601 Lake Robbins Dr., and will benefit Interfaith of The Woodlands and Junior League of The Woodlands.Visit jlthewoodlands.org or woodlandsinterfaith.org for more information.
The 7th Annual HOPE on the Green tees off Monday, April 11 at The Woodlands County Club Palmer Course and benefits The Will Herndon Research Fund. This year's golf tournament features unlimited beverages and food throughout the course, pre-game contests, fabulous Hole-In-One prizes, the Blindfold Hole, the Helicopter Ball drop and plenty of HOPE hospitality.
Check-in begins at 10 am, while the driving range is open and contests are underway. The Helicopter Ball Drop is scheduled for noon, with a shot gun start promptly at 12:30 p.m. Dinner will be served immediately following the Tournament. A four player team can be reserved with a $1,000 donation. Sponsorship opportunities begin at $1,500. Online registration opens mid-February at willherndon.org.
The Will Herndon Research Fund (HOPE) was established in 2009 to raise funds for research into finding a cure for juvenile Batten disease. This effort began in honor of Will Herndon, who was diagnosed with juvenile Batten disease at age 6. This rare, fatal, genetic disease attacks an otherwise healthy child beginning with vision loss, declined cognitive skills, and seizures. Progressively, children suffer loss of memory and speech until they are mentally and physically incapacitated, eventually leaving them wheelchair bound, then bedridden. With no current treatment or cure, Batten disease is always fatal, often by the late teens or early 20s.
"In the years since Will's diagnosis, we have never been more filled with HOPE than we are now," says Missy Herndon, Will's mother and HOPE founder. HOPE researchers have discovered six drug compounds that could slow the progression of the disease. Two of these compounds are under further evaluations, with the anticipation of receiving approval from the FDA to conduct a clinical trial — a clinical trial that could give Will a bright, promising future." To learn more, visit the website or call 409-454-9330.
The Woodlands Grass Roots Environmental Education Network is a nonprofit organization that promotes environmentally responsible actions.The Woodlands G.R.E.E.N. Sustainability Lecture, titled Water Conservation Plans for People and the Environment, will be held on April 14 at 7 p.m. at the Montgomery County South Regional Library, 2101 Lake Robbins in The Woodlands.
The availability of water is a critical issue impacting us statewide and in the water planning area where we live – Region H. Our region with its rapid population growth is projected to experience water shortages as early as 2020. A proven strategy for meeting increased water demand is conservation. Actions to reduce demand can effectively and efficiently avoid shortages or at least significantly delay them. Other strategies, such as construction of reservoirs and desalination plants, are expensive and environmentally damaging. The Woodlands has taken a leading role in water conservation efforts by adopting workable water efficiency tools that can be applied in the greater north Houston area.
The Texas Living Waters Project is a partnership of the Galveston Bay Foundation, the National Wildlife Federation and the Sierra Club. This partnership is advancing water conservation through education. Paula Paciorek, water resources coordinator with Galveston Bay Foundation, will discuss how water efficiency and conservation help to achieve sufficient water resources to meet all of our critical needs, including sufficient water supplies that support healthy rivers, bayous, and Galveston Bay.
The Woodlands G.R.E.E.N. recognizes the importance of conserving the precious water resources of our community, region, rivers and Galveston Bay. Its continuing goal is to educate The Woodlands area residents on environmental sustainability issues.
This event is free and open to the public and is not sponsored or endorsed by Montgomery County Memorial Library System. For additional information, contact Cinda Hitchcock at 281-363-2723.
Coulson Tough K-6 School has kicked off its first annual Race for Awareness. This year's 5K run/walk will focus on raising funds and awareness for autism for students and the community.
The race will begin and end at Coulson Tough's campus on Saturday, April 16 starting at 9 a.m. The event is open to all ages and members of the school and community. The registration fee for both the run or walk is $25 and includes a race T-shirt.
At the school, fifth and sixth grade student council members are sharing books about autism differences and acceptance with the Kindergarten – sixth grade classes. Funds raised from this first annual race will benefit Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT), a nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve the quality of life of those affected by autism spectrum disorders. "We would love for all of our children and families in the community to come together and join in the Race for Awareness!" said Coulson principal Shawn Creswell. "Our plan is to highlight a different medical condition or disorder each year to educate our students and make a difference in our community by broadening the understanding of our students, their families, friends and neighbors."
Major event sponsors include Luke's Locker in Market Street, H-E-B Grocery in Indian Springs Shopping Center and Corporate Incentives in The Woodlands. Additional sponsorship opportunities are available by contacting Creswell at email@example.com or online at tough.conroeisd.net.
Racers are lacing up their running shoes to raise money for local Montgomery County scholarships during the 2016 Angel Run slated for April 16 in Woodforest.
Registration for the annual fundraiser, which includes a half-marathon, 10K and 5K, is now open at AngelRunTX.com. Registration fees are $75 for the half-marathon, $50 for the 10K race and $35 for the 5K. Awards will be given to the top three male and female finishers in each category.
The race begins at 8 a.m. at Stewart Elementary School, 680 Fish Creek Thoroughfare, and concludes with a post-race party for participants and supporters. Festivities will include a rock climbing wall, obstacle course, face and hair painting, a photo booth, beer garden, DJ Chico and food trucks.
The Angel Run commemorates the memory of sisters Kelsey Knepprath and Sara Hartnett. Knepprath passed away suddenly in 2012 after being diagnosed with the flu two days prior to her death. Hartnett, a 17-year-old Montgomery High School senior, died in a head-on collision in 2008 after losing control of her car in the rain.
Further details on the race and post-event party are at woodforesttx.com.
Tails & Trails is a unique, community oriented event to be held on April 16 at the 20-acre Rob Fleming Park, 6055 Creekside Forest Drive, to benefit Happy Trails Rescue.
The event will include a raffle and a silent auction. The park's large green space will provide ample room to showcase vendors, dogs for adoption, educational booths, law enforcement dog demonstrations, activities for children, agility dog demonstrations and delicious food and beverages. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners.The park is surrounded by a half-mile of paved walking path allowing potential adopters to take dogs on a stroll for some bonding time and to better see if they are a good fit for adoption.
Educational booths will focus on many of the ways to get involved with solving the serious and invisible issue of homeless animals in Montgomery County and beyond. Most people are unaware that so many animals, many of whom are loving family pets turned in to the shelter by owners no longer able to care for them, are ending up in the county shelter, which is so full that many dogs don't even get a daily break to get out of their kennel to play or go for a walk. This issue is compounded by a booming stray animal population in Montgomery County.
The shelter takes in up to 100 animals per day. In 2013, the shelter took in more than 24,000 dogs, cats, and other animals. Many of these animals wait in the shelter for an adoptive family for many months and many never make it to their "forever home."
For more information, call Heather Calkins, founder/chairperson Tails & Trails, at 512-579-1229.
Amateur and professional artists alike are invited to showcase their paintings, photography, jewelry, metal works, sculptures, digital art, mixed media and other works of art
at Market Street's 2016 Spring Fine Arts Show on Saturday, April 30 from 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
Free and open to the public, the Spring Fine Arts Show at Market Street is one of the most popular gatherings for artists in The Woodlands where families can browse for great buys, enjoy live music and participate in artist demonstrations. Activities for aspiring artists of all ages are also scheduled.
A 10'x10' tented exhibit space is $150 and a 10'x20' tented space is $275. Electricity for booths is limited and available to exhibitors on a first come, first serve basis for $50. Tables and chairs are also available for a rental fee.
In the event of rain, the show will be moved to Saturday, May 7.
Exhibitors may download an application at marketstreet-thewoodlands.com or they can contact the Market Street concierge desk at 281-419-4774.
Completed applications are due Thursday, March 31 and can be dropped off at the Market Street concierge desk or mailed to Vanessa Johnson, Market Street – Art Show, 9595 Six Pines Drive, Suite 6390, The Woodlands, TX, 77380. Payment for exhibit space must accompany the completed application.
Market Street's popular spring concert series, featuring artists in classic rock, jazz and the best of Latin sounds, returns to the luxury shopping, dining and entertainment destination every Thursday, April 21-June 9, from 6-8:30 p.m.
Market Street's cozy Central Park once again will be the scene of the eight-week concert series when music fans can enjoy performers from the shady patios of Jasper's, Crú –Wine Bar, Tommy Bahama Tropical Café, Uni Sushi, 1252 Tapas Bar or any of Market Street's signature restaurants.
Sponsored by Sewell Automotive, the 2016 series features the following line-up:
April 21 – Early classic rock sounds of Summer Street
April 28 – Classic party rock and pop music by The Slags, the official band of the Houston Texans
April 30 – The high-energy African dance music of Kupira Marimbe (at Market Street's Spring Fine Arts Show) from 4-6 p.m.
May 5 – Latin dance and pop sounds from Kaché
May 12 – Classic '80's songs from The Chromatics
May 19 – Blues and classic rock sounds by Luther & The Healers
May 26 – Moodafaruka presents its world fusion sounds, from the Gypsy Kings to Johnny Cash
June 2 – The Eagles tribute band Already Gone
June 9 – Latin jazz and Santana rock sounds of The Brew (during H-E-B Wine Walk at Market Street)
Every spring music concert at Market Street is free and open to the public. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome.
Save the date of May 7 for the American Cancer Society's new gala fundraiser in Montgomery County. Details are coming together for the inaugural year of Couture for the Cause of Montgomery County.
This exclusive, fun-filled evening will include fabulous food, drinks and music. The evening's main event will be a professional New York-style fashion show featuring the latest trends, presented by models whose lives have been touched by cancer. This year's theme, Moonlight in Milan, honors the tradition of fashion as it has evolved in this beloved European city. The event will take place in the luxurious Club at Carlton Woods in The Woodlands.
Parties for a cause, along with the generous commitments from the local community, have helped raise more than $3 million over the past 20 years in Montgomery County. Couture for the Cause of Montgomery Co. will continue the American Cancer Society's mission to eliminate cancer by helping to fund groundbreaking research, in addition to supporting acclaimed patient programs and services.
Event co-chairs Shelley Rollins and Krisiti Leggett bring their considerable talent and leadership to the planning committee for this first-year event. The committee is currently seeking event sponsors and underwriters, local cancer survivors to serve as guest models, donated items to be used in auctions or swag bags, and volunteers to help achieve the fundraising goal of $175,000. A limited number of tickets will be available for purchase by the general public.
To learn more, contact Leigha Hughes at email@example.com. For the latest information, visit the page on Facebook. For more information about cancer, services and programs, visit cancer.org.

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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD is a big problem for many Vietnam Vets. Psychologists believe it is a possible manifestation befalling a person who experiences extreme trauma or life threatening events like getting one's butt shot off. The people who study such things say around 11 percent of Vietnam Veterans continue to experience the malady. Psychological studies indicate that the number of Vietnam Veterans still suffering to this day could be as high as 271,000.
The school solutions for PTSD by the VA include Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Prolonged Exposure (PE) therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Drugs are another remedy used by the VA for PTSD suffers. One drug favored by the VA is selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI). SSRIs include citalopram (Celexa), fluoxetine (such as Prozac), paroxetine (Paxil), and sertraline (Zoloft). The VA cannot offer assurance that any of the methods currently being used can cure PTSD.
There is a gentleman out in Columbia, Missouri who has a program for PTSD sufferers that has proven to be 100 % effective in providing positive relief from this terrible condition. His name is Dave Dunklee who along with his wife CJ runs the Healing Box Project at the Truman VA Hospital in Columbia. Dave is a retired music teacher and he has devised a program that works every time in helping PTSD sufferers.
His simple but effective program is amazing. He presents every new member of his program a brand new name brand guitar and then proceeds to teach the veteran to play the instrument in five minutes with his unique teaching process. His results are astounding. He can point to many of his students who were on the verge of suicide and they were saved from that dreadful fate by a guitar and the ability to strum a few tunes.
In this episode Dave and CJ tells us more about his work with PTSD victims and the success the two of them are achieving. He also told about an exciting development in curing PTSD. A group of Australian Vietnam Veterans in Townsville, Queensland, Australia is conducting a parallel program down under.
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Genre : Counter-terrorism
Director : Kabir Khan
Cast : Saif Ali Khan and Katrina Kaif
Synopsis : Phantom is an upcoming counter-terrorism drama film directed by Kabir Khan, and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala. It stars Saif Ali Khan and Katrina Kaif in leading roles. The film is about post-26/11 attacks in Mumbai and global terrorism. Release date:April 3, 2015
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Katrina Kaif, who recently completed her Bang Bang schedule, flew off to London for her next action thriller film, Phantom. She was seen on the sets wearing a leather jacket and hair left loose in curls. Keep watching this space for more pics from the sets of Phantom.
Katrina gets ready for her next shot. The film produced by Sajid Nadiadwala and directed by Kabir Khan is set to release in 2015.
Also seen on the sets was her co-star Saif Ali Khan.
Katrina was all smiles as she was waving at her fans while shooting for Phantom in London.
Saif clicked a picture with the famous stand up comedian & London based TV Presenter Sanjeev Bhaskar.
Both looked tired after shooting for long hours.
Katrina Kaif was snapped with a crew member on the sets of Phantom.
The actress was seen in her Phantom look. Leather jacket and wavy hair looks perfect on the actress.
Another picture of the actress with her fan.
After the London schedule, the team will head to Vancouver, for the next schedule.
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Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan and his co-star Katrina Kaif was seen shooting for Kabir Khan's action thriller, Phantom.
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It never hurts to ask, is all I'm saying.
Once you've located your supplies, here are the things to care for:
- Door and window trim (inside and out): The trim in our homes takes a beating every single day. Take a close look at your windows and doors and begin to repaint the most damaged areas. If you have random colors all over, I highly suggest picking one color (like a white semi-gloss) and unifying the whole house. If you have stained trim, then you might need to lightly sand it and polyurethane it.
- Baseboards: I don't know what's harder on the baseboards– all those shoes getting kicked off or the marks the vacuum leaves when I get too close. But I know the baseboards in most of our rooms could really do with a nice touch up. Your house might be the same.
- Scuffed and dirty walls: Wait! Before you bust out the drop cloth, try a Magic Eraser for the scuff marks and dirty spots. Those little miracle workers have saved me a ton of time by just erasing the grime. If the Eraser doesn't work, then evaluate– do you have to do the entire room? You might get away with just a wall or two. However, I do suggest painting the entire wall over. Trying to touch up rarely looks right, but I've successfully painted a whole wall and had it blend right into the adjoining wall with no problem.
- The doors: Again, they get pretty beaten up. A fresh coat of paint will make the whole room seem glorious.
- Cabinets in the kitchen and bath: This is advanced, ninja level painting right here. But if your house is looking dumpy and sad, a fresh coat of cabinet paint might perk things right back up. (Here's a blog post from my own kitchen.) My happiness with our house doubled as soon as I painted our kitchen, I promise you. It was totally worth a lost weekend.
- The home's exterior: I would enjoy painting the whole exterior of a house as much as I would enjoy being slowly eaten by sharks. I thank the Lord often for vinyl siding. Go out and really look at your house. It might be time for a paint job, and it might also be the time to call in favors from friends and family. If you have vinyl siding, you might need to rent a pressure washer and get all the mold and dirt off.
But what if you're a renter?
Are you doomed to scuffed and gross walls? No! Of course, I don't know your landlord, and that relationship will be up to you to evaluate. But I have been a landlord before, and I will straight up tell you that if our tenant had called and asked to paint to keep things looking nice, I would have cheerfully purchased all the paint and supplies for her. I would have gone over there and worked with her!
Being a landlord is a horrible, awful, merciless job. Knowing a renter is taking the initiative to care for our property is a HUGE bonus, and you might be surprised how delighted your landlord is about this idea. You will probably have to live with a neutral paint or agree to paint it back when you move out, but it never hurts to ask.
If you're pretty sure your landlord is from the fiery land below, then you might need to use a little subterfuge. Go ahead and paint, (blogger not responsible if this backfires) but do your best to match the colors in the rental already. If the colors are mustard yellow and hot pink, combined with some festive wallpaper from 1980, then I highly suggest you go blind or find a new rental. Or threaten to find one if your landlord won't let you repaint to something less hideous.
May the painting fairies be with you. May your brush bring joy and gladness as the new paint chases away your sadness.
And may you join us for our next installment in the Home Contentment Series. We're going to move the furniture!


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The Roanoke Men's Soccer team opened the 2015-2016 campaign atop the ODAC preseason poll with seven first place votes and a total of 116 points, but struggled out of the gate with a win and two losses during an out-of-conference series.
The Maroons' season opener brought Ferrum College to a packed Kerr Stadium for what would be an intense matchup. Roanoke applied the pressure early in the first half, forcing Ferrum to focus solely on their defensive effort. While on the attack, the Maroons launched five shots on goal and only allowed Ferrum to sneak one weak shot during the first half. However, none of Roanoke's shots managed to find the net until the 29th minute. Tim Mahabir, a sophomore midfielder, put the Ferrum defenders on skates and fired a shot into the top left corner of the goal before the goalkeeper even had a chance to react. Roanoke held the advantage until Ferrum managed to score on their only shot on goal of the half. Roanoke's Cole Sinclair, the ODAC's top goalie last season, made a great play on the ball but it managed to slip under his arm and trickle into the goal. The score remained tied through the end of the half.
The Maroons started slowly in the second half. Ferrum pushed the ball on offense, and the Maroons were forced to pick up the intensity to prevent any of Ferrum's early shots from finding their mark. The Maroons' defense stood strong, and the offense regained its foothold and pushed back into Ferrum territory. With just 14 minutes left in what was starting to look like a game that would reach overtime, the Maroons notched two goals in the span of two minutes. Brandon Bauer notched the first on a deep shot that found the back of the net, and Rob Lentine tallied the second after a pinpoint pass from Jackson Goyette. Although Ferrum added another goal within the final ten minutes of play, they were unable to close the gap and the final horn saw the Maroons securing an opening day win 3-2 over Ferrum.
After their exciting first win, the Maroons took part in the Drew Invitational. Playing Drew in their first game of the tournament, the Maroons struggled to convert any of their game-leading 13 shots into goals. On the other hand, Drew came out of the gates firing on all cylinders and converted one of their six first-half shots into a score just nine minutes into the game. After the Drew goal, the game got a little more heated, and after yellow cards were issued to players on both sides. The Maroons committed a foul in the box which led to a successful penalty kick, making the score 2-0 Drew. The remainder of the half saw both teams unable to make much headway, and the score was still tied when the first half ended.
In the second half, the Maroons astoundingly outshot Drew 9-3, but were still unable to convert. Drew's defense was absolutely locked-down and simply stifled what looked like a strong offensive attack by Roanoke. On a positive note, the Maroons' excellent offensive pressure prevented any serious pushback by Drew's offense, and one or two breaks on offense would have changed the game completely for the Maroons. Unfortunately, Drew's defense held fast, and the game ended with a 2-0 Maroon loss.
In the next game of the tournament, the Maroons faced off against The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). Unfortunately, this game was nearly a mirror image of the Maroons' first match of the tournament. Again, the Maroons outshot their opponent, this time with a count of 14-10, and again they were unable to capitalize on their numerous opportunities. TCNJ put up a goal in each half, and the Maroons were shut out for the second straight game. With another 2-0 loss under their belt, the Maroons moved to 1-2 on the season. Fortunately, none of their losses came in ODAC matches, so the team still has the chance for a fresh start when ODAC play begins. However, before conference play, the Maroons will host the All Sports Cafe Roanoke Invitational this weekend. Be sure to come out and support the Maroons as they look to put up an absurd number of points when they face Greensboro on Friday, and William Peace on Saturday at 7:30pm and 6:30pm, respectively.


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AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.—The Air Force Academy's physics department is hoping a dozen small telescopes will change how the military looks at the sky.
The school is installing the robotic-controlled 20-inch telescopes on campuses around Colorado and the globe to form a network of eyes staring at the night sky. While the telescopes are relatively cheap – less than $200,000 each – working together they can accomplish huge things, said physics professor Francis Chun, who is running the project.
The biggest thing: tracking and identifying satellites and space junk.
"We are providing cadets the ability to track objects in the space catalog," Chun said.
The "space catalog" is the more than 20,000 objects circling Earth that are tracked by Air Force Space Command. They include bolts and booster rockets from 1960s space launches, modern satellites and unidentified objects.
Chun explained that one of the telescopes may generate a hazy view of objects in orbit. But the academy's network, expected to be complete by 2015, can use several telescopes to track the same item, building a richer picture of what's in space. The data is sent electronically to the academy.
The Air Force has expressed increasing alarm over the past decade as more nations have put satellites in orbit. Once the domain of the world's most powerful nations, now even the poorest nations are using space.
That makes avoiding collisions more difficult and also drives the Air Force to track an ever-increasing number of satellites. The satellites are invisible during the day and at night shimmer with reflected sunlight.
"They look like stars," Chun said.
By looking at the satellites through a number of telescopes, Chun said cadet researchers could determine what they're made of and why they were launched.
It's not a space-spying program. The academy is studying unclassified objects in space using information available to the public, Chun said.
The Air Force received grants to buy the telescopes and the academy's Colorado partners – Otero Junior College, Northeastern Junior College, Colorado Mesa University and Fort Lewis College – must provide facilities to house their telescopes.
When cadets aren't watching the night sky, the academy telescopes will be available for astronomy students and local school programs.
Other uses for the telescopes include searching the skies for incoming asteroids and observing planets circling distant stars.
Chun said installing 12 telescopes is a start for the program. "The sky is the limit."
Information from: The Gazette, http://www.gazette.com


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110 comments:
Dare touch you not as you set dreams ablaze!What amazing words, Saru:)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Sir :)Delete
Slightly salty... slightly stray... it starts off so wellReplyDeleteReplies
Glad you liked the beginning.Delete
Can almost hear music along with these words...Splendid as always SaruReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Jaishree!Delete
very well written Saru..ReplyDelete
She's indeed a mystery..ReplyDeleteReplies
Most definitely!Delete
Amazing words - so beautiful. She was quite a lady of contrast!ReplyDelete
It feels more like a song Saru! :)ReplyDelete
yup.. ur short post brings back all her memories- all the movies I hv seen of her till now.. everything I hv read of her.. she was a revelation in the industry..ReplyDeleteReplies
She is a mystery. I have read so much about her and each time something or the other amazes me.Delete
loved the last concluding lines. A wonderful read Saru! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Saurabh! :)Delete
As they say..."beauty is to be seen not to be touched" :) Beautifully penned Saru.ReplyDelete
"Touch me not, just arrest my vivacious soul" so well written.Replies
Absolutely and especially when we are talking about Marilyn. Glad you enjoyed reading it. :)Delete
Nyc 1.... Good lyrics... Keep writingReplyDelete
lyrical beauty....you are awesome Saru..it was a wonderful read.....ReplyDelete
On a retrospective vein, my fictional account with JIM MORRISON
Thank you, will read it.Delete
every line depicts how powerful woman is..ReplyDelete
better handle with care :P
Loved it Saru..
awesome read as everReplies
Thanks Jyoti...:)Delete
beautiful lines.ReplyDelete
You always create magic with words....beautiful lady and a very beautiful passion filled poetry:)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for a lovely comment.Delete
I am wondering who is more beautiful- the lady or the poem! You did a great justice to the icon with a poem as beautiful as her!ReplyDeleteReplies
Bowled over, Akanksha. :)Delete
badiya hein ji. words are more beautiful than people any day :)ReplyDelete
Your poems are intriguing...move the readers. Brilliant!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Ma'am for a huge compliment. :)Delete
ooh la la! what a scintillating poem! with that pic, the poem shines out even more! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Mi, your expressions always bring a smile :)Delete
Wow, very sensual poem... and Marilyn Monroe represents it best. Great job, Saru!ReplyDelete
It's as if someone is rapping these words for a song! Cool writing!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Anu! :)Delete
Super cool Saru. I have missed many of your last posts. Was almost off the grid for a while but happy to be reading you back :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Good to have you back Jas. :) Thanks for reading!Delete
"Temptress clad with mystery,ReplyDelete
Touch me not, you may pursue.
Watch your dreams,
I set them on fire."
Lovely Saru! Very beautifully penned down.Replies
Thank you Rekha!Delete
"Silk around my body,
May spark your desire" ----Loved these lines
nice work ...have u always adored her? i think this poem can work for a lot of actresses...ReplyDeleteReplies
Always, she is the original diva. Yeah, it can work for lot of actresses. :)Delete
hey..sorry for staying away from the blog too long! this ones good...Even i admire her..but esp the mole on the side of her upper lip and her hair style :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Good to see you back. :)Delete
Perfect choice of words for a beautiful lady...:) How I wish she listened to these lines...:)ReplyDeleteReplies
Me too...Glad you found the wordplay good.Delete
Sizzling is the word. I had a smile playing along my lips while reading your poem, Saru. The picture of Marilyn Monroe. Nothing else could have befitted this poem better, really. ^_^ReplyDeleteReplies
You bet, she is the ultimate diva. Thanks for an awesome comment. :)Delete
Hey Saru. How are you?ReplyDelete
It's always a treat to be at this space, so full of imagination and artistry.
I loved this passionate composition thoroughly.
Watch your dreams,
I set them on fire. Loved this line, there is a self belief in it.
Touch me not, just arrest my vivacious soul. I don't think you could have concluded it better. Just the perfect ending.
And the picture of Marilyn. Passion personified. That makes this entire post a perfect one. ABSOLUTELY. :)Replies
Hi Deepak,Delete
I'm good and hope the same for you. Good to see you back and thanks for a wonderful comment. You know whenever we think of mystic, beauty and passion; Marilyn comes to our mind. She is a perfect muse. Glad you liked the poem. :)
Aha Intriguing and sensuous!ReplyDelete
A very sensuous read :) Nice!ReplyDelete
She is more spicy than salty; breaks many thousand hearts through her spotless skin and elegant eyes. Nice poetry.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Sir!Delete
Succinctly powerpacked beautiful poem :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Sumit!Delete
your words glow but not with intensity of fire, except for "breath rocking like violin"ReplyDeleteReplies
Glad you liked that phrase. :)Delete
She indeed was a temptress clad with mystery! very well though and written Saru.ReplyDelete
touch me not...just feel meReplyDelete
The book which I'm reading now is the biography of Marilyn written by Banner. You've done justice to the complex character of that amazing personality.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Sir.Delete
Wow, it's a lyrical beauty! Keep up the good work Saru!ReplyDelete
"touch me not"...nice one ma'am... :)ReplyDelete
awesome poem.. very sensuous ..ReplyDelete
Very well written, brings some really disturbing memories...ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh! Thanks for reading.Delete
बहुत ही सुन्दरReplyDelete
That was really nice poem :-)ReplyDelete
alluring,mysterious,supremely sensuous--every word of yours reflects her personality.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Ma'am.Delete
aha, another side of females...:)ReplyDelete
nice lyrics!ReplyDelete
That's a very well written post for Marline Monroe,She was really a mystery both in her life and deathReplyDeleteReplies
I agree and thanks for reading.Delete
you have highlighted the very essence of the diva saru ! :)ReplyDelete
I dont know why but I was smiling half way through. The power of a woman through her words, awesome :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, glad you enjoyed reading it.Delete
Wonderful read Saru! Wish I could learn some poetry from you..ReplyDeleteReplies
That's so sweet of you Priti. Thanks for reading!Delete
Beautifully quoted around the beautiful muse......It's lyrical!ReplyDelete
Loved it! :)
Whoa! LOVE this! So sensuous and dynamic!ReplyDeleteReplies
Glad! Welcome back :)Delete
Marilyn Monroe was an enigma. The passion in your words suits her brilliantly. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Glad you liked it, Akshay!Delete


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The No Guru Zone - Part Two
Because I am still getting people linking to my blogs as ammunition against Dayna Martin, I had to say this: The intent of the blogs that have used my writings as ammunition against her were not loving and not good for the homeschooling or parenting community as a whole. They were not meant to help anyone in any positive way no matter how they have tried to say otherwise.
I find it odd and disturbing that generalizations I wrote about were twisted to fit imaginary scenarios that didn't happen. Just because her and I were speaking, it doesn't mean that anything I wrote had anything to do with my friendship with her. Context was read where there was none. The rumors were all false and I will never understand people making up stories to cause trouble for others.
Yes, I also received an apology from Dayna. In that, as well as my correspondence with her since, I believe she is genuine, sincerely wants to help parents along their journey and wants to move forward to be as authentic as she can. Nobody is perfect and everyone stumbles.
And to quell the final published rumor, I was not uninvited by the Martins to speak at the Life Rocks Conference. I notified Dayna, I believe it was in January of that year, that it was no longer in alignment with my goals to attend and speak there.
I sincerely hope this is the end of the hits I am getting through Sandra Dodd's web page to this particular post! My intent, as it always has been, is to share any parenting knowledge I gain along my journey of raising my four kids. I don't use labels as others do because I don't feel the need to, plus I don't fit into ANY parenting or homeschooling labels I have read about. I write because I enjoy to write and because I enjoy helping other people find easier ways to be the parents they want to be without needless struggles.
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I am a homeschooling mom of four children in Massachusetts. I am also the author of a book called The Herbal Beverage Book, which can be found on amazon. When not coaching, writing or spending time with the family, I enjoy Hayao Miyazaki films, new and classic Dr. Who episodes, anything related to American history and a great glass of mead.
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The UK's biggest supermarket chain, Tesco, has reported a significant drop in profits during the first half of its financial year. The figures were 23.5% down.
Tesco said that profits in Europe fell by 67% while Asian profits (not including China) dropped by 7.4%. Meanwhile, UK trading profits increased by 1.5%. The firm blamed the huge drop on a challenging retail environment particularly in Europe.
Shares of the company dipped by 4.4% an hour after the UK markets opened.
Trying to explain the figures, the firm's chief executive, Philip Clarke, said: "There is less pessimism around, but customers are still not seeing real disposable incomes improve."
Clarke speculated on the BBC's Today Programme: "They are, perhaps, feeling a little better about the future."
Meanwhile, rival Sainsbury's, which announced a 2% increase in like-for-like sales during the second quarter of its financial year, is the only major supermarket that has increased its market share.
According to Sainsbury's chief executive Justin King, "Our groceries online business grew by over 15% in the quarter and is now worth over £1bn in annual sales.
"Our convenience business grew 20% year-on-year as customers topped up more frequently during the warm summer weather."
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