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History of ACHE of Central PA
Previously named the Healthcare Executive's Forum of Central PA.
The chapter changed it's name in August 2018 in order to realign with ACHE.org's core values and to be easily recognized as a local chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives.
The Young Administrators Group (YAG) began in the Spring of 1980. Ray Rosen, of York Hospital, and Alan Green, of Harrisburg Hospital, were the two people who worked with ACHE (then ACHA – American College of Hospital Administrators) to get YAG "off the ground". The first meeting was held at the Holiday Inn on the Carlisle Pike in Mechanicsburg. The Hospital Council of Central PA was a non-monetary sponsor of that first meeting, and assisted Ray and Alan in compiling a membership listing of hospitals, members' names, and addresses.
In the mid-1980's, about the same time as ACHA changed its name to ACHE, YAG changed its name to Healthcare Executives Group. It was HEF until another name change in 1990.
The original geographical coverage area of the organization was from Lancaster County on the Southeast, to Berwick on the Northeast, to Wellsboro on the North, to State College on the Northwest and Chambersburg on the Southwest. In 1990 the name was changed to Healthcare Executives Forum of Central PA. In 2002 – 2003, when application was made for a formal charter with ACHE, the sphere of influence of HEF of Central Pennsylvania was modified to include the following counties: Adams, Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Clearfield, Cumberland, Dauphin, Fayette, Franklin, Fulton, Indiana, Lancaster, Lebanon, Mifflin, Schuylkill, Somerset, Westmoreland, and York.
HEF of Central Pennsylvania has only slightly changed its' focus from the days of YAG. Membership includes not only young administrators but now the more "seasoned" veterans, as well. This mix performs a vital function in ensuring the continued vitality of HEF as a progressive and knowledgeable organization, open to all administrators in healthcare related organizations.


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A simple voltaic cell is made by immersing one zinc plate and one copper plate inside a dilute sulfuric acid solution. As shown in the figure, if the copper plate and zinc plate are connected externally to the solution by a conductor, an electric current starts flowing from copper plate to zinc plate through the conductor. That means there is some electrical potential difference that gets developed between the copper plate and zinc plate and as the electric current flows from copper to zinc, it is obvious that the copper plate becomes positively charged and zinc plate becomes negatively charged.
Working Principle of Voltaic Cell
The working principle of voltaic cell depends upon the principle that, whenever two dissimilar metals are immersed inside an electrolyte solution, the more reactive metal will have a tendency to dissolve in the electrolyte as positive metal ions, leaving electrons behind on the metal plate. This phenomenon makes the more reactive metal plate negatively charged.
Less reactive metal will attract positive ions present in the electrolyte, and hence these positive ions are deposited on the plate and make the plate positively charged. Here in this case of simple voltaic cell, the zinc comes out in the sulfuric acid solution as positive ion and then reacts with negative SO4 − − ion of the solution and forms zinc sulfate (ZnSO4). As the copper is less reactive metal, the positive hydrogen ions of the sulfuric acid solution have a tendency to get deposited on the copper plate. More and more zinc ions coming out in the solution means, more and more number of electrons they leave in the zinc plate. These electrons then pass through the external conductor connected between zinc and copper plates. On reaching on the copper plate, these electrons then combine with the hydrogen atoms deposited on the plate and form neutral hydrogen atoms. These atoms then combine in pairs to form molecules of hydrogen which lastly come up along the copper plate in form of hydrogen bubbles. The chemical action taking place inside the voltaic cell is as follows,
However this action stops when the contact potential between Zn and dilute sulfuric acid reaches the value of 0.62 Volt, zinc being at lower potential with respect of the solution film adjacent to it as shown in the figure below.
Similarly, when Cu plate is placed in contact with the electrolyte, then the positive hydrogen ions in the solution have a tendency to get deposited on it until its potential rises nearly to 0.46 V above that solution.
Hence the electrical potential difference developed in a voltaic cell is 0.62 − (− 0.46) = 1.08 Volts.
In a simple voltaic cell there are mainly two drawbacks, referred as Polarization and local action.
It is observed that in this cell, the electric current gradually reduced and after certain time of its operation, the electric current may cease altogether. This is decrease of electric current due to the deposition of hydrogen on the copper plate. Although the hydrogen comes out from the cell in form of bubbles, but still there is a formation of thin layer on the plate surface. This layer acts as electrical insulation, hence increase the internal electrical resistance of the cell. Because of this insulated layer, further hydrogen ions cannot get electrons from copper plate and get deposited in ion form. This layer of positive hydrogen ions on the copper plate exerts a repulsive force on other hydrogen ions which are approaching the copper plate. Hence electric current is reduced. This phenomenon is known as polarization.
Local Action
It is found that even when the voltaic cell is not supplying any electric current, zinc continuously dissolves in the electrolyte. This is due to the fact that some traces of impurities like iron and lead in commercial zinc form tiny local cells which are short circuited by the main body of zinc. The action of these parasitic cells cannot be controlled so that there is some wastage of zinc. This phenomenon is known as local action.

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National Press Day 2018 Theme, Tracing The Journey Of Indian Media: National Press Day is celebrated on 16th of November annually in India. National Press Day is renowned to represent of a free and responsible press in India. The significance of this day is that, on this day only the Press Council of India started its operation as a ethical watchdog to make sure that the press preserve the great ethics expected from this influential medium of spreading news, but also that it was not restrained by the effect or pressure of any inessential aspects.
Why is National Press Day celebrated on November 16?
There are numerous Press or Media Councils worldwide, but the Press Council of India is a distinctive entity as this is the only body to implement the power and ability even over the instruments of the state. In India, more independence is given to the press media in order to safeguard the freedom of the press.
In India Press Council was established in 1956, recommending the first Press Commission to complete the best way of continuing skilled morals and principles in journalism. The Press Council was brought to bring a statutory body of authority, of people mainly associated with industry whose duty would be judged. By considering this thing in mind, Press Council of India was established and was progressed and advanced since November 16, 1966. Since the day it was established no other statutory body has contradicted or opposed the objective of Press Council in India.
Therefore, National Press Day on November 16 represents all the responsible, liable and free press in the country. The Indian government, press commission and all the responsible press in India appreciate it by giving honour to the day. The National Press Day is honoured every year on November 16 in appropriate custom by the Council. On occasion of National Press Day various Seminars have been organized by the Press Council since the year 1997.
National Press Day, 2018 Celebration
On this year 2018, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will be inaugurating the National Press Day celebrations in New Delhi on 16 November 2018. CK Prasad who is the Press Council of India Chairman told the media last evening that on this occurrence the winners of the National Awards for Excellence in Journalism will be honoured.
N Ram, who is the well-known journalist and Chairman of the Hindu Publishing Group, has been nominated under prominent award category of Raja Ram Mohan Roy award. Chief Correspondent of Deshbandhu, Bhopal 'Ruby Sarkar' and 'Rajesh Joshte' of Daily Pudhari in Ratnagiri will be sharing the award in the category of Rural Journalism.
Mr CK Prasad said that the selection of the awardees was approved by a jury including renowned working journalists, and senior editors, among others.
Representatives from neighbouring Press Councils of SAARC countries such as Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Maldives will be also present on this occasion of National Press Day. The opening function will also comprise announcement of a memento.
The Press Council has been authorized by the Parliament to advance the standards of journalism and continue its freedom. The National Press Day is representational of a free and responsible press in India. The Press Council of India started its operation as a moral watchdog on this day onwards.


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Five fun ways to tour Crete on wheels
By car — Renting a car to tour Crete is one of the best options you have if you want to go places fast and in comfort.
Renting a car from one of the many local companies rather than from a multinational chain also gives you the advantage to deal with someone who already knows the island. The staff are more likely to give you advice where to go and what to see, especially if you don't have a lot of time to see enough as you would like.
Bicycle tours are fun too — Cycling around the island is another popular option, especially for people who enjoy outdoor activities. Although not as comfortable under the heat of the sun in summer, bicycle tours are commonplace. The Greeks even have a website that caters exclusively to cyclists. The Bike Friendly Hotels site is an initiative of the Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature(HSPN) and non-profit Nattour. The site shows hotels from all over Greece, and Crete is also featured with destinations such as Cretan Malia Park, Smartline Arion Palace Hotel, and Lyttos Beach Hotel. If you plan to discover Crete this way, Hellas Bike is an excellent choice because they offer a good range of bikes, guided tours, bike rentals, and so on.
Motorcycle tours become popular — Bike tours are quite popular as well. They give your speed while allowing you to enjoy the fresh air. You can even access more remote destinations from the saddle of a motorbike. For such a way to tour the island, you can choose Greenways Motor Tours. They have a special tour designed to make you familiar to some of the most exciting Cretan destinations in a week. They also offer rentals if you want to adventure on your own.
Safaris are trendy —Then, there's Safari Club Crete for the more adventurous type. Here, the advantage is that you have a professional driver behind the wheel. You will explore everything Crete has to offer: mountains, gorges, traditional villages, caves, plateaus, rolling vineyards, and palm beaches. Safaris are a relatively new trend on Crete, and they were designed to satisfy the needs of foreign visitors.
'Train' rides are nostalgic — You can even take a road train tour with the Hersonissos Train Company. The road train ride takes place only within the Municipality of Hersonissos, but there's plenty to see, according to the company's website.
There are also companies offering tours on Trikke electric vehicles, quad and buggy tours, and so on. The end choice depends on how long you want to explore, where you want to go, how much you care about comfort, and how much you can afford. But it's always good to know which options you have before you plan your vacation.


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Well folks, we have good news and bad news.
First, the good. Here's how the deck looks today:
That's right. All that remains of winter is that little patch of snow in front of the grill, and given the forecast for today (Sunny! Above 60 F! Our one day of spring is here!!!), I doubt that patch will make it through the day. So WOOOOOHOOOO to one bit of hope!
Because the bad news is – the deck may be clear, but the front yard still has snow. So does the back. And as for the snow mountain? Well, see for yourselves:
Yeah. Even with milder days, this puppy still has a ways to go. Therefore, I am declaring Jean the Queen of the Snow Mountain. Her guess of April 3 was the latest, so she will be closest to the final melt date, therefore, she is our winner. BRAVO! Toss confetti! Wooohooo!
Jean, shoot me an email (or use the Contact form in the sidebar) so we can discuss the details of your prize. And to all of you, many thanks for playing along, and dang. You guys are the definition of cock-eyed optimists 🙂


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Java Edition 1.0.0/Development versions
- 1 Beta 1.9 Prerelease
- 2 Beta 1.9 Prerelease 2
- 3 Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3
- 4 Beta 1.9 Prerelease 4
- 5 Beta 1.9 Prerelease 5
- 6 Beta 1.9 Prerelease 6
- 9 Notes and references
This is a list of Java Edition 1.0.0 development versions.
Beta 1.9 Prerelease
Beta 1.9 Prerelease is the first pre-release for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on September 22, 2011, which adds nether fortresses, 6 new blocks including nether bricks and some variants, 5 new mobs including villagers, 4 new items including ghast tears, the mushroom island biome and some minor changes.
Initially a pre-release for Beta 1.9, Mojang instead opted to delay the release of this update until MINECON 2011 and release it under the name "Minecraft 1.0.0". This decision was made after a few development versions tagged as Beta 1.9 were already sent out, so the name Beta 1.9 was kept for all of the development versions in the gap between Beta 1.8.1 and Minecraft 1.0.0, other than the release candidates.
World generation
- Added the mushroom island biome.
- Added nether fortresses
World generation
- Debug feature
- Jumping increases the player's experience.
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 2
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 2 is the second pre-release for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on September 29, 2011, which adds cauldrons, potions, animal breeding mechanics, 9 more music discs, hardcore mode, and changes milk to remove potion effects when drunk.
- Coding for cauldron is present, but not yet assigned to block ID.
- Drops from blazes.
- Ingredient to brewing potions.
- Ingredient to brewing potions.
- First iteration of potions, not yet properly obtainable.
- Drops from magma cubes.
- Ingredient to brewing potions.
- Drops from spiders.
- Ingredient to brewing potions.
- New system to breed animals.
- Remains incomplete.
- Hardcore mode
- Locks the difficulty to Hard and forces users to delete the world's save data upon death.
- The health bar changes appearance to indicate the game is in Hardcore mode.
- Is now drinkable.
- Drinking milk resets all potion effects currently afflicted upon the player.
- No longer has "TESTIFICATE" label above their head.
- Item tooltips
- Now have a pink border.
2 bugs fixed
- Removed debug code causing jumping to increase experience.
- Client-side double Mooshroom bug in multiplayer fixed.
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3 is the third pre-release for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on October 6, 2011, it adds 5 new blocks including the brewing stand and enchantment table, it also adds the eye of ender item, 5 baby animal variants, XP levels, and the enchantment glint effect and it also completed potion mechanics. Unlike the client, the server for this version was not reuploaded.
- Used to brew potions.
- Unfinished end portal in strongholds.
- Broken end portal frame blocks can be repaired with eyes of ender, though nothing further occurs.
- Currently useless.
- A white cobblestone texture was added to the terrain.png in the spot where end stone would be found in the next pre-release; however it wasn't used by any block yet.
- Can be used to repair end portal frames, although they don't have their locating functionality yet.
- Completely redone potion system.
- Added pie chart detailing CPU usage.
- Placeholder system.
- Enchanted items appear to glimmer, have blue tooltips and have "Enchanted!!" written below tooltip.
- Armor, tools, and weapons can now be repaired by placing two of the same item in a crafting table.
- When destroyed, drops 3 books.
- Now assigned with block ID.
- Now only carries water instead of being used to make potions.
World generation
- More randomly placed chests.
- 1x1 glass pillars protruding from ground to sky limit at the location of strongholds.
- Tooltips for rare items (golden apples, music discs) are now pink.
- Experience levels
- Now shown above experience bar.
1 bug fixed
- Fixed Snow golems being able to enter love mode.
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 4
|The pre-reupload version of this version is currently missing.
This version has been reuploaded at one point in time. While the reuploaded version has been archived, the pre-reupload has not, and as such is it currently lost.
If you believe you have a copy of this version, please post on this page's talk page.
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 4 is the fourth pre-release for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on October 13, 2011, it adds the End dimension, the ender dragon, and moon phases, it also completed the enchanting mechanics, changes fluid placement using buckets, and fixes some bugs.
- Now functions properly.
- Redesigned graphically.
- The white cobblestone texture introduced in the previous pre-release was changed and end stone was added as a block with the overhauled texture.
- Used to brew potions of healing instead of ghast tears.
- Added before this version
- Now used for potions of regeneration.
- Created by brewing an existing potion with gunpowder.
- Has an Area of Effect when thrown.
- New boss mob.
World generation
- New dimension.
- One island floating in a black void.
- Endermen and the Ender dragon spawn here.
- Spawn in The End.
- Now fully implemented.
- New settings:
- Placing fluids (water or lava) with a bucket treats other fluid source blocks like solid blocks, allowing the player to place them on top of each other without an adjacent wall.
- Added a swirl effect while under the effect of a Status effect.
- The Sun and Moon now rise in the east and set in the west, based on the top of maps being North, and are round.
- The Moon now has multiple phases, somewhat akin to the real Moon.
- The player can reload the texture pack by pressing F3+T.
- Version number
- No longer displays
5 bugs fixed
- Enchanting is now server-side instead of being only a client-side change.
- Fixed ⇧ Shift + Click crash bug with enchanting tables and brewing stands.
- Critical hits now appear in multiplayer.
- Glass towers stretching to the top of the map no longer appear over strongholds.
- Fixed all minecart with furnace bugs, except the lighting bug.
- This version was reuploaded to fix the incorrect version number,[1][2] which still displayed as "Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3".
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 5
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 5 is the fifth pre-release for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on October 27, 2011, which adds several new achievements and controls, changes some mobs and the texture of some blocks, and fixes some bugs.
- Several new achievements added.[more information needed]
- Debug controls (from the pre-re-uploaded version of Beta 1.8 Pre-release):
- F9: Freezes the camera in its current position.
- F6: While also turning back time, enables a strange "bouncy" movement. It locks the player's y coordinate (meaning they cannot jump or fall). It makes the player accelerate relatively slowly when moving. Additionally, the player can also clip into blocks slightly - at a high enough speed, the player can push all the way through a block. Transparent blocks have no clipping whatsoever.
- N and M: Changes the view's rotation clockwise and anti-clockwise, respectively. Hold both keys simultaneously resets the rotation.
- Y and H: Decreases and increases the field of view, respectively. These keys seem to affect the field of view differently to how the FOV option does - the player's hand (or anything the player is holding) will also become stretched as the field of view increases or decreases, which does not happen if the player changes the FOV option in the menu. Holding both keys simultaneously resets the field of view.
- I: Makes the player look up, J looks left, K looks down, and L looks right. These movements are normally done by moving the mouse. This setting cannot be reset by holding any keys simultaneously.
- U and O: Moves the third-person camera forwards and backwards, respectively. This setting cannot be reset by holding both keys simultaneously.
- Scrolling the mouse wheel (which also scrolls the selected slot in the hotbar) rotates the forward, left, right, and back directions.[verify]
- In creative mode, using an empty bucket won't fill up if removing fluids with it.
- Fence post selection boxes now resemble their collision boxes.
- Now flowing downwards creates source blocks, instead of flowing water.
- General
- Hostile mobs act neutral in creative mode.
- Entity punch range in creative mode reduced, as a result.
- Now have a new dying animation even though they still do not spawn.
- Their health has been changed to 1 to test this.
- Now spawn on levels 0-40 rather than 0-16, making them much more common.
- The version number once again displays on the top-left of the screen.
- Video settings
- Added option to turn off clouds.
8 bugs fixed
- Monster spawners cannot be collected with a pickaxe enchanted with Silk Touch.
- Mycelium and end stone are now available in the creative inventory list.
- The step on stairs is properly lit.
- Lily pads now have the correct coloration in the inventory and have a name tag.
- End stone now has a name tag (previously "unnamed").
- Melons once again drop the correct number of slices.
- Data error when attempting to block with an enchanted sword fixed, blocking with enchanted sword now possible.
- Baby animals now work in multiplayer.
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 6
Beta 1.9 Prerelease 6 is the sixth and final pre-release for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on November 11, 2011, which adds dragon eggs, End crystals, credits, new video settings, changes the mining time of some blocks, changes the ender dragon boss fight, and fixes some bugs.
- Currently has no use.
Non-mob entities
- Sits atop of a block of bedrock.
- It is diamond shaped, with 2 cubes spinning on their axis with a point at the center.
- Fires a healing beam at the ender dragon when within range.
- Can be destroyed with a melee or hit with an arrow, causing an explosion.
- They appear on all obsidian pillars in the End.
- Ending titles and credits
- Have been added to the game.
- Minecraft.jar
- Added the following to /title/:
- credits.txt
- earlyplayers.txt
- win.txt
- Video settings
- Added "Particles" setting.
- Has three possible states:
- "All", rendering all particle effects.
- "Decreased", rendering half of all particle effects.
- "Minimal", rendering no particle effects (except for those created when breaking blocks).
- General
- Several block's tool weaknesses have been fixed, such as crafting tables now mining faster with an axe and rails now mining faster with a pickaxe.
- Attempting to sleep in a bed while hostile mobs are nearby will display "You may not rest now, there are monsters nearby".
- Changed the mining time to make it faster.
- Changed the mining time to make it faster.
- Changed the mining time to make it faster.
- Changed the mining time to make it faster.
- Changed the mining time to make it faster.
- Changed the mining time to make it faster.
- Mined stairs of any materials will drop a stair block now instead of a block form of its material.
- Changed the mining time to make it faster.
- Downward flowing water now creates flowing water once more.
- Tools not suited to digging a certain block can be faster than digging by hand, e.g. a pickaxe can dig dirt faster than by hand, but not faster than by shovel.
- More finished boss fight.
- "Boss Health" meter appears on the middle top part of the screen in the same purple hue as the ender dragon.
- Leaves behind a fountain-like bedrock structure with the dragon egg sitting on top, and has an exit portal to return to the players spawn point/bed.
- 'Efficiency' enchantment now affects all blocks for any item enchanted with it.
- Sun and moon are square again.
12 bugs fixed
- Entity model errors fixed.
- Armor durability is much back to being larger, larger than it even was in Beta 1.8.
- Using items and hitting mobs no longer uses up items/durability in creative.
- Lily pads are now a block which can be stood on.
- Ferns, tall grass and lily pads are now available in the creative inventory.
- Unnecessary block versions of cake and sugar cane removed from creative inventory.
- Enchantment tables now take time to mine, instead of one punch.
- "Mods and Texture Packs" changed to "Texture Packs".
- Repeater clocks no longer get stuck when unloading the chunk.
- Placing fences under farmland doesn't stop it from turning back into dirt.
- A Minecart with Furnace is able to push empty minecart in any direction.
- Baby sheep from dyed parents are now born dyed instead of always being white.
RC1 is the first release candidate for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on November 13, 2011, which adds durability to bows, sounds to some mobs, the player, tools and armor, adds some new splashes, and fixes some bugs.
- The Player:
- Damage to player sound was changed to a genderless bone-cracking sound.
- Eating and drinking now have sounds.
- Mobs:
- Blazes were given an ambient breathing noise.
- Endermen now make strange whistles and grunts.[more information needed]
- When they teleport, it sounds like a shortened version of the Nether portal sound.[more information needed]
- Magma Cubes now make sounds.
- Silverfish now make sounds.
- Players and all mobs make the same bone-cracking sound when taking fall damage.
- Arrow landing was changed to a more twangy sound.
- Tools and armor now make a breaking sound, and have a breaking animation.
Main Menu
- Added 28 new splashes and changed 7 of them.
- Changed redstone wire placement on one block from a "+" to a "•" shape.
- Bows now have a durability bar, with 385 uses.
- Bows can be fired without having arrows in Creative mode.
- Thrown eggs now hatch baby chickens.
- "Quit Game" button now appears regardless of how you launch the game.
7 bugs fixed
- Error with the shadowing of the right side of blocks in the inventory is now fixed, being back to what it was in Beta 1.7.
- Fixed wooden door bug from Beta 1.9 Prerelease 6
- The "Particles" option no longer overlaps the warning when playing on far render distance with a 32-bit Java installation.
- Fixed the bug that caused the player's experience level to revert to 0 again after The End credits are finished from Beta 1.9 Prerelease 6.
- The full names of Scaevolus and Hippoplatimus are now used in the ending credits.
- The player can now chat while entering a portal in multiplayer.
- Obsidian's mining time was increased to 8 seconds from ~3 seconds in 1.9 Prerelease 6.
RC2 is the second and final release candidate for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on November 13, 2011, which changes the lighting of blocks in the inventory and fixes a bug.
- The lighting of blocks in inventory screens has been adjusted.
1 bug fixed
- Fixed a bug that caused all tools to break quickly after loading an old map in RC1.


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However, in situations where the vibrations caused by conventional piling installation are unacceptable (such as in environmentally sensitive areas), we also offer silent vibration-free sheet piling installation too.
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I tried escargot for the first time on a river cruise in Europe and, although it was with some trepidation that I took my first bite, I loved it. Similar to a mushroom, it had been drenched in butter and garlic so it was quite tasty. The second time I had escargot was just recently at the Harbor Fish Market and Grille on the charming peninsula of Door County, Wisconsin. This time the escargot were tucked neatly away under a delicious and flaky crust but again were delicious. You may think a small restaurant in Wisconsin is an unlikely place to find escargot and you are right, but this charming restaurant in a historic building on the main street of Bailey's Harbor features amazing gourmet dining, along with a fantastic view of the bay complete with outside dining.
The large building in which the restaurant is located was added to a smaller building in 1908, which was originally used as an ice cream parlor and later a tavern. The larger building was used as a tavern and dance hall where whole families would come to dance; the children were put to bed upstairs while the adults continued dancing. In the ice cream parlor, cones were only five cents, later on in the '40s and '50s, movies were shown, and there was roller skating on the hardwood floors on Sundays. The building went through a few owners until 1997 when it was bought by restaurateurs Carl and Karen Berndt; our family was thrilled to pay them a visit on a recent visit to Door County.
Carl has been in the restaurant/entertainment business for nearly 50 years and has been a very successful small business owner. Karen and Carl met over 20 years ago when they bred their golden retrievers and it was love at first sight – for owners and dogs! Over the years, all five of their children have worked with them in the restaurant. They have a fascinating story of what they do when the restaurant is closed for the winter – they spend the time living on their sailboat in the San Blas area of Panama that is only accessible by water and air.
One of the most interesting traditions in Door County is a fish boil where the local whitefish is boiled in an open pot over a fire, but Carl and Karen decided to change this up and offer a lobster boil instead; this has become extremely popular with locals and tourists alike. The boil is actually a three-course dinner which starts with a cup of their creamy Maine lobster bisque, then moves on to the boil which includes a two-pound Maine lobster, baby red potatoes, fresh corn on the cob, New Zealand mussels and steamed clams. The meal finishes with a generous portion of homemade Door County Cherry Bread Pudding.
The lobster boil is so popular that the restaurant serves up to 40 to 50 lobsters a night during the summer! They have a wood-fired pot between the dining room windows and the water's edge so folks can watch one of the staff run back and forth all evening long, dropping the lobsters into the boiling water and retrieving them. If Mother Nature doesn't think it's a good idea to be outside, they can do the boils in the kitchen, but the outside boils are extremely popular, as you might imagine. Unfortunately, we did not get to experience the lobster boil, but a sample of the lobster bisque made us realize we need to make plans to do so on our next visit.
Everything they serve is made from scratch using local ingredients whenever possible, including garden vegetables, the local famous tart cherries and other kinds of fruit. They buy local fish from the Hickey Brothers Fishery right in Baileys Harbor, fly in lobster from Maine and fish from Hawaii. Their menu changes to fit the seasons and to utilize whatever fresh products are available; however some items are always on the menu.
The popular Harbor Chowder is a whitefish cream chowder, made much the same as New England clam chowder but using local whitefish to make it the restaurant's own special soup. (As previously mentioned, an amazingly delicious lobster bisque is also available.)
Also on the menu: a to-die-for Flourless Chocolate Cake, served a little warmer than room temperature which makes it quite literally melt in your mouth. The most popular entrée during our visit was the Chilean Sea Bass which is lightly dredged in potato and gently fried, then served with a lemon buerre blanc. Guests say it is the best sea bass they have ever eaten and we are in agreement after sampling it during our visit. Although the restaurant is designated a "seafood place," their meats are also some of the best available; my steak was absolutely fabulous.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served seven days a week. The breakfast menu offers four different types of Eggs Benedict,which are delicious with their house prepared hollandaise. There is even a lobster omelet and a Lobster Benedict. Quiches are made with from-scratch crusts with all fresh ingredients and are among the guests' favorites.
Lunch includes all the usual sandwiches plus a traditional New England lobster roll. Vendors couldn't supply the traditional top split buns, so the restaurant just makes their own bread for the lobster rolls. One of their most popular lunch sandwiches is the Whitefish BLT.
Harbor Fish Market and Grille might seem like a small town restaurant, but with their truly gourmet offerings, along with their delicious and beautifully prepared food, you can be forgiven for thinking you are in a restaurant in a large, metropolitan city.
If you can't arrange a visit anytime soon, here is their recipe for Door County Cherry Bread Pudding.
Cut one loaf of Texas toast bread (or other heavy bread) into cubes.
In a loaf pan layer bread cubes with other layers of sweetened Door County tart cherries
Sprinkle 1 tsp cinnamon on top
Mix 3 cups half & half with 4 egg yolks, 2 whole eggs, 1 cup sugar & 1 T vanilla. Pour this mixture over bread/cherries mixture and push bread down into pudding. Bake at 350 degrees until done – approximately 45 minutes. We use a convection steam oven here so we are guessing a bit about the timing — so watch carefully. It can be served warm or cool.


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Back from Parkson. Phewf~ actually cousins invited me plus i was so so bored at home so then i followed them. Watched 2012 in the cinema. It was a great movie juz so until the end..no more than 400,000 people left..T_________T.
Fine, that's still a movie til the end..so don take it so seriously. Oh yeah, maybe i will go out again on Monday and alao Saturday. So siao rite? Forgive me because its really boring stuck at home....i got nth to do and don tell me u gonna ask me to play computer for 24 hours until the holidays end rite? Tat's why tonite i gonna do a holidays schedule to wise use of my holidays time. Hoho, better than nth to do and waste it juz like that rite?
Anyway, i really want to go to chung hua camp but everything was too late. Argh...maybe i was too tired that time. But now, i really really bored...If can, hope the YLC camp never stop til the end of December. LOLL! Sorry...become crazy liao.
I should stop blogging. Bought a new Bleach Movie 3. So now i am going to watch it.
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Elgg 1.0 Install Script is Finicky as Hell
EDIT 2: It bleeping works. I honestly do not know how the installer can work at meancode.biz and have access to mod_rewrite and that .htaccess file and not have the correct access/privileges to mod_rewrite and the .htaccess file on spoiledlittlebitch.com. For that, I have no answer. To fix my problem I *DID NOT* do what the Wiki said to do (it says to add
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So I installed Elgg 1.0 the other day as a test. Went by with flying colors. Add the MySQL info, done.
Not so today. Since I am installing it on the same account, just a different domain, I figured I would try and use the same database. I can do this with Movable Type, it is a great feature. Just point a fresh install to an existing (good) database, and you are set.
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This is not about resume writing, networking or Monster.com. This is about the right frame of mind if you are over fifty and looking for a job and some everyday technology which can help.
During the past few years, I have witnessed some amazing job interviews by people over fifty and sadly observed many dismal failures. Here are five tips to make sure your skills shine through:
- Get your head in the right place. Remind yourself, this is not about you. This is about what you can offer the company. No one owes "boomers" anything. Start with a mental list of what you would bring to the company and keep the list succinct and ready. Then, learn everything you can about them. If the company is public, read their annual report. If they are private read their press clippings.
- Show up with energy. No, I'm not talking about hitting up Starbucks. What I mean is that you need to convey you can still "hang" through the hours and have intensity. Simple things like sitting up straight and speaking with conviction will hit this. Also, practice at home. Practice standard interview questions with your friends and record them on your phone. Playback. Practice. Playback. Practice. How you sound may surprise you but by using this tool you'll get a head start and make a great impression.
- Relax and Smile. People want a coworker who is a pleasure to be around. If you make the experience stressful, you're less likely to be hired. Create a music play list for that last half hour before an interview. Make sure it's happy music that keeps you relaxed. Or try an app like Simply Being to get in touch with your inner Zen. But don't get so relaxed you fall asleep. Pre-install extreme Alarm Clock just in case.
- Convey passion about the opportunity. Frame this job as a calling, but don't go over the top. Tell them why it gets you out of bed every day. Whatever it is from answering a phone to driving a bus. Be passionate about the position.
- Start off with the question, "What skills are you looking for in the person you hire for this position?" It creates a conversation and gives you time to frame your skills around the requirements.
Make sure you express no technology gaps, are proficient on Microsoft Office, have an up to date LinkedIn profile that matches your resume and recommendations on your LinkedIn account. When putting together your resume, make sure it's in a file format accessible to all computers, such as a PDF or Word document saved in a .doc format. And scan that resume with your antivirus software before you send along to ensure it isn't blocked by your Internet Service Provider or a company's firewall system.
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Salomon Coast Mountain Trail Running (CMTR) hosts quality, challenging, professionally-run trail events in world class destinations around Vancouver's North Shore and the Sea to Sky Corridor.
Cap Crusher
A celebration of spring. A quad-crushing cruise around the upper Capilano Canyon, primarily on the west side of Cleveland Dam. If you are unfamiliar with this trail system you will most certainly be surprised at the beauty and challenge of the Cap Canyon network. Your legs might not like us but given a clear day your eyes will be continually darting between the terrain underfoot, the river to your side, and the scenery overhead as The Lions tower up above our start/finish line.
Start / Finish is in the green space alongside Cleveland Dam.
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When planning a media event, there are many things to keep in mind:
- Time management,
- Team support,
- Materials,
- Schedules,
- Catering,
- Lodging,
- Travel arrangements, and
- The end deliverables.
Throughout the development stages, it's just as important to think about what could go wrong, and how to prevent it, as it is to think positively about the success of the event.
We recently developed and facilitated a media event for our client, West Central Distribution, for which we needed to think through many different considerations.
4 Things That Could Go Wrong With Your Media Event & How To Prevent Them
Below, you'll find four things we noted as potential problems and the action we took to turn them into successes. Take these into consideration as you begin to develop your next event.
1) What Could Go Wrong: Unprepared Speakers
How We Prevented It: Conducted Media Training & Practiced Presentations
One thing that benefited our client at this event was participating in a media training session with us prior to the big day.
During the event, our client had four different presenters, and we wanted them to be as prepared as possible when speaking in front of and to the media. To help with this, we had each speaker go through a trial run of his presentation for us a few days before the event. Practice, as they say, makes perfect.
As agency representatives who are not as familiar with the subject matter as our clients are, we gave insights on what would resonate best with the media audience. Keeping your audience in mind needs to be at the top of your priority list.
Presenters can get easily caught up in legal jargon, scientific terms, or industry catchphrases and inadvertently alienate an audience very quickly. As a good partner, we make it our job to help bring the speakers to a more appropriate level given the audience for which the event is being planned.
During this media training, we also developed key talking points that the presenters could use throughout their presentations and the media could use in their stories after the event. While developing these phrases for your own event, consider a hashtag, as well. This will help with event branding when onsite and when interacting with the media.
2) What Could Go Wrong: An Event That Ends When The Day Ends
How We Prevented It: Created Client-Owned Content For Future Use
West Central Distribution publishes a twice-monthly Leaders of In-Furrow Technology eNewsletter, many agriculture blog posts and multiple Twitter posts per day, so it is necessary for them to have fresh content as often as possible. One of the ways we were able to extend the life this event and multiply its value was by capturing and developing a large amount of client-owned content for future proprietary use.
Thinking of the deliverables should be your next priority. For this event, we knew we needed client-owned content, so we planned to record video of the event, drafted a script of questions, and gathered footage that can be used over the course of the entire year to tell our client's brand story.
It's important to think of all of the different ways you can make the most of your day.
- Don't just host an event – develop relationships with attending media by providing them with an event recap that they can use for their stories.
- Don't just allow attendees to take pictures – set up an interesting backdrop and live-tweet the event throughout the day using an event-specific hashtag.
- Don't just introduce your speakers – put together a package the media can take home, including company history, a media kit, speaker biographies and contact information.
3) What Could Go Wrong: Inexact Schedules
How We Prevented It: Created Many, Many Spreadsheets
During this event, we definitely put our time management skills to the test.
In a total of eight hours, our agency had interviews scheduled with each presenter to obtain client-owned content, plus a schedule for our 12 media guests to interview each of the nine speakers, and an event schedule listing when each speaker would give a 30 – 45 minute presentation.
What complicated the matter was that all media guests and all speakers wanted to watch each full-length presentation, so we could not conduct any one-on-one interviews during the presentations.
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In order to maximize our time and stay on task, we had many different spreadsheets that outlined all specific interview requirements:
- One spreadsheet for each media attendee, which listed the presenters they had requested interviews with.
- One spreadsheet for each presenter, which listed the media members and our agency contact that would be interviewing him at specific times throughout the day.
- One spreadsheet for the videographer team working with our agency contact, which outlined the order of the speakers that would be filmed.
- A master spreadsheet which contained all info so we could check in to ensure all different interviewing stations were running according to schedule.
Though, in total, we had many different schedules for different parts of the event, breaking them apart by groups helped us to stay organized and keep an eye on our various interviews. Organization is crucial as you are thinking through the logistics of your day.
4) What Could Go Wrong: Uninteresting & Uninspiring Event
How We Prevented It: Gathered Direct Feedback From Attendees
It's essential that your event be seen as a success not only in your eyes, but also in the eyes of your boss, your coworkers, your company partners and, especially if you plan to host similar events in the future, the media.
In order to gauge this last aspect, we created surveys for each attendee to fill out at the completion of the event. The surveys asked what they thought of each presenter and of the event as a whole.
Our client presenters were ranked very favorably by media attendees (averaging an 8.6 out of 10), which showed us that the media training paid off, and each guest said they were interested in attending a future event held by our client, which is exactly what our client was hoping to hear.
Put your guests needs on par with your own. If they aren't happy, you won't have them in attendance in the future.
In the end, we earned a great deal of media coverage through Twitter, broadcast media, eNewsletters and online articles. And the event is the gift that keeps on giving, as coverage continues with print and a cover story in the works using information and interviews from the event.
All in all, we were thrilled with the outcome of this brand new event and the steps we took to make this a success. By thinking through these aspects like we did, you'll be well on your way to hosting your own successful media event. And, of course, we're always available should you need some help.
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Massachusetts Speeding Ticket: Traffic Fines and Costs
Speeding tickets Massachusetts—with regards to fines—are uniform throughout the state. However, the true cost of what you pay is based on circumstances (your driving record and the severity of your driving infraction). Speeding tickets Massachusetts, for instance, vary depending on how many miles per hour over the jurisdiction's posted speed limit you were driving. The exact fine for your speeding ticket Massachusetts will be listed on your ticket or citation.
The state of Massachusetts assesses a $50 surcharge for all speeding tickets Massachusetts. $30 of the surcharge is delivered to the Head Injury Treatment Services Fund, with the remaining $20 going to the General Fund.
What do I do when I receive a Speeding Ticket Massachusetts?
When receiving a speeding ticket Massachusetts, you are provided with two options to seek relief. In a broad light, you can either pay the ticket (pleading no contest or guilty to the speeding ticket Massachusetts) or fight the pocket (plead not guilty). When you plead guilty to a speeding ticket Massachusetts, you are required—by Massachusetts driving law—to pay the fine or option to file a plea bargain. The plea is used to mitigate your penalties; under this request, you essentially plead guilty to a lesser offense. It must be noted; however, that when you plead guilty to a speeding ticket Massachusetts, you will invariably incur points on your driving record. Depending on your driving record, the increased points could lead to a license revocation or suspension. In addition to these externalities, pleading guilty or no contest to a speeding ticket Massachusetts will result in increased auto insurance rates.
When you plead not guilty to a speeding ticket, you are in essence, fighting the ticket. In this maneuver, you are contesting the MA speeding tickets via a formal trial. With a traffic trial, you may represent yourself or hire a Massachusetts traffic attorney. If you successfully fight your charge, all penalties and added fines will be dropped—the only fines you are required to pay in this setting is for your attorney (if applicable) and the court. If you are found guilty and the charges stick, you will be forced to pay the fine, the incurred penalties and all associated court/attorney fees according to speeding ticket MA laws.
How Do I Pay My Speeding Ticket Massachusetts?
In Massachusetts, submitting payments for any noncriminal civil violations is a formal admission of fault. This essentially means:
• Speeding Ticket MA: You officially waive your right to a trial before a judge
• Speeding Ticket MA: The Massachusetts RMV can assign points to your driving record
• Speeding Ticket MA: Other surchargeable events on your record can lead to the suspension or revocation of your state's driver's license
• Speeding Ticket MA: The presence of surchargeable violations and/or events on your driving record can increase your car insurance premiums
• Speeding Ticket MA: From the issuance of your ticket, you have 20 days to pay your speeding tickets Massachusetts. The state RMV will institute a late fee if you fail to pay the speeding ticket Massachusetts within this time period. If you ignore the ticket and fail to pay the late fee, your driver's license will be suspended
You can pay your speeding ticket MA via the Internet, by mail or in person. Depending on the nature of your speeding ticket Massachusetts, you may be given the option to pay the citation using any valid credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover are accepted).
Unlike the majority of states in the U.S. that require settling speeding tickets through the municipality or county you are ticketed in, all MA speeding tickets are handled by the state's RMV. This ultimately eases the payment process, especially if you have any problems or questions concerning your ticket.
To pay your MA speeding tickets, you must follow the instructions on your citations. Be sure to check the box marked "guilty" (Box 1) located on the front of your speeding ticket Massachusetts. Mail the completed speeding ticket Massachusetts, along with a money order or a check in the attached envelope to the following address:
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Lastly, you can satisfy MA speeding tickets by phone. To do this, dial (617)-351-4500 if you are calling from outside of the state or have a 339, 617, 857 or 781 area code. For all other Massachusetts' area codes call (800)-858-3926. When contacting this number, please have your citation number and a valid credit card number ready.


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San Francisco, CA 94105
Professional Experience
Jesse Weber is a Vice Chairman with CBRE's Capital Markets Debt and Structured Finance Group. He and his business partner, Andrew Behrens, and their team lead the Northern California effort to provide their clients with CBRE's direct lending products including Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and HUD, as well as provide access to the broader capital markets such as Life Companies, CMBS, Banks & Alternative Sources. In addition to their expansive debt capabilities, they also have the ability to source Equity from the global markets. Mr. Weber has over 8 years of multifamily experience representing both Institutional and Private Equity owners throughout the Western US.
Mr. Weber has extensive knowledge of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA and uniquely understands each product's specific features, allowing him to expertly guide his clients to the proper solution for their financing needs. He is able to deliver a surety of execution and expertise to all transactions because of his relationships and access with the decision makers at the GSE's.
Prior to joining CBRE in 2013, Mr. Weber spent six years with PNC Real Estate as a Vice President in their San Francisco office. In that role he was responsible for delivering capital to the multifamily sector throughout the Western US and had the primary responsibility for all clients located in Northern California.
Prior to entering the finance sector, Mr. Weber spent four years in sales with two NBA basketball teams, the Golden State Warriors and the Memphis Grizzlies.
Professional Affiliations / Accreditations
- Member of ULI, BAMA, and The Belden Club
- Licensed California Real Estate Salesperson (Lic # 01820711)
- Recipient of the Colbert Coldwell Circle Award (which recognizes the top three percent of commissioned salespeople at CBRE) in 2017
- Over $3.8 Billion of closed debt transactions
- Nominated by Real Estate Forum as a "Top Emerging Leader in 2015"
- While at PNC Real Estate, Mr. Weber was consistently a top performer and received numerous awards and distinctions, including a 2012 Market All-Star award and 2012 Top 5 Producer recognition
- Amherst College; Bachelors of Administration in Law, Jurisprudence and Social Thought
- Acacia Capital Companies
- Argosy Capital
- Carmel Partners
- DiNapoli Capital Partners
- Gerson Baker
- Golden State Financial
- Hamilton Zanze
- The Reliant Group
- JB Matteson
- Kromer Investments
- Lowe Enterprises
- Prometheus
- Rockwood Capital
- Sack Properties
- Sares Regis


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YMCA of Western Monmouth County offers the 10 percent discount on the first month's tuition
Freehold, NJ -- (ReleaseWire) -- 03/23/2015 -- The YMCA of Western Monmouth County announces a 10 percent discount on Freehold New Jersey Childcare for those registering before May 31st. Individuals who sign up by this date receive the discount on their first month's tuition in the childcare program, which provides for children between the ages of zero and five. Children taking part in the program receive the best possible learning opportunities in an environment which is safe, warm and loving, and parents find they feel confident leaving their child with the staff at the YMCA.
"The YMCA of Western Monmouth County understands parents are entrusting the most important person in their life to our care. Children between the ages of zero and six need a wide range of activities to encourage growth, and our childcare staff remains committed to providing these opportunities. The program is state licensed and has been created to develop each child's social, intellectual, emotional and physical growth," Ashley Yurcisin, spokesperson for YMCA of Western Monmouth County, explains.
Infants in the program receive individualized attention in a clean, safe and secure environment, with the goal being to provide a home away from home. The warm, nurturing staff at the center work with parents to create a partnership in caring for the infant. In addition, each child follows their own unique schedule, and parents are kept informed on a daily basis to ensure everyone understands the infant's routine.
"Children between the ages of six weeks and 15 months take part in the infant program. Those who do so become involved in interactive play and self discovery, and quiet time is a part of the daily routine. The staff works to stimulate the natural curiosity of each child, while helping to develop their physical, social and language skills. The environment encourages exploration and growth to ensure each child reaches their full potential," Yurcisin continues.
Children, as they grow, move through various parts of the childcare program. The waddlers program accommodates those ages 15 to 27 months and encourages independence and self-help skills to help the child prepare for the toddler program. This program is for those ages 27 months to three years and provides a structured routine which is also flexible. Here children are introduced to dressing, potty-training and feeding.
"When children potty train, they move up to the pre-school program where interaction and socialization are encouraged. In addition, children are introduced to the computer and may take part in swimming lessons and other activities. Those preparing for kindergarten move to the Pre-K program when they will be entering kindergarten the following September. Children taking part in this program obtain the foundation needed to successfully transition to school. Consider the childcare program at YMCA of Western Monmouth County for all of your childcare needs, as there is a program right for your child," Yurcisin declares.
About YMCA of Western Monmouth County (Freehold Branch)
YMCA of Western Monmouth County (Freehold Branch) puts Christian principles into practice with the help of programs designed to build a healthy mind, spirit and body for all participants. The YMCA strives to strengthen the community and believes lasting social and personal change will only take place when everyone works together to invest in health, children and the neighborhood. The center focuses on healthy living, youth development and social responsibility to achieve this goal.
For more information on this press release visit:
Media Relations Contact
Ashley Yurcisin
Email: Click to Email Ashley Yurcisin
Web: http://www.ymcanj.org/


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Mr. Mitchell founded Angel Flight Marketing Services in 1992. Mr. Mitchell obtained most of his project management and marketing experience at Allstate Insurance Company, where his primary role was Divisional Marketing Manager. The position included developing insurance‐agent lead generation
systems, utilizing market‐research database analysis, direct mail, graphic design, and the
Telemarketing and broadcast mediums. As part of this assignment, he traveled the country managing focus groups and research studies to develop the direct marketing solutions for Allstate and its agents.
While at Allstate, Mr. Mitchell received training in the Crosby Quality control methods as it applies to creative and research development.
Gabriel Mitchell is a graduate of Southern Illinois University B.S. Marketing. He is also a Fellow of the Life Insurance Management Institute.
Ms. Triplett handles high level executive client communications and account relations, and acts as a conduit to the CEO. Ms. Triplett's career began coordinating and helping facilitate students, both domestic and from abroad, to contract for housing at Southern Illinois University –Carbondale. Blair continued her passion for excellence and collaboration through her work with management in Operations and Distribution at Walgreens. Currently, her responsibilities also include quantitative and annotative data analysis and reporting, document creation, performing market research and analyzing economic factors with statistical software, identifying industry and client trends for potential business development, presentations, and written reports for clients. Blair also leads internal office teams and manages operations as part of overall internal Marketing initiatives.
Blair Triplett is a graduate of Benedictine University, Lisle, IL, MBA, Business Administration; and Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. B.A., Economics; Finance and International Trade Specialization. Blair has qualification certificates in International Branding & Strategic Marketing, and the French language from Grande École Supérieure de Commerce Montpellier in Montpellier, France.
Mr. Martin develops market research and outreach campaigns per customer specifications while utilizing his market strategy to ensure clear concise questions that delivers the appropriate responses. He develops training materials and trains all Angel Flight operators to represent the customer on their behalf. His goal is to have the operators become 'Category Experts' that delivers un‐biased market research execution. He supervises and provides on‐going development with the staff to ensure AFMS is providing the highest of valuable customer service. Mr. Martin also performs data analysis and executes the operational reports for all telephonic projects. He is the key liaison to the customer.
William Martin is a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana‐Champaign where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree from the College of Agriculture. His career background comes from the CPG Category Development, Sales and Insights.


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Roswell Arts Fund Announces Fourth ArtAround Roswell Sculpture Tour and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on April 18
Roswell Arts Fund is thrilled to offer the 4th Annual ArtAround Roswell Public Sculpture Tour. An initiative of Roswell Arts Fund, the tour features nine sculptures on loan to the city by their artists through March 2020 joining ten permanent pieces purchased from previous tours.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony – All are welcome!
On Thursday April 18, 2019 at 5:00pm there will be a ribbon cutting opening ceremony at the new sculpture Emergence which is located at City Hall - Behind city hall on the path towards the Alpharetta/Canton street and Magnolia Street intersection.
Visit www.roswellartsfund.org to learn more about the tour and activities throughout the year!
Upcoming dates
- Starting Thursday, April 18th, 2019, repeats every 7 days until Sunday, March 01, 2020 — all day


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Marshawn's Beast Mode store offering free haircuts to kids making good grades
Kids around Oakland who are getting good grades in school have earned themselves a free haircut, thanks to incoming Raiders running back and East Bay local Marshawn Lynch.
According to USA Today reporter Jarrett Bell, Lynch's Beast Mode apparel store at 811 Broadway is displaying a sign in the window advertising free hair cuts to kids who come in on Wednesdays with good grades on their report card.
The threshold for how good the grades need to be isn't specified, but Larry Brown Sports reports that kids must have at least a 3.0 to take advantage of Lynch's promo.
Lynch is a well-known philanthropist in his hometown of Oakland. In addition to this offering of free haircuts, Lynch also runs his own charity focused on fostering children's literacy and education, called Fam 1st Family. A portion of the Beast Mode store's profits are donated to this organization as well.
SFGATE has reached out to Beast Mode for more information.
Alyssa Pereira is an SFGATE staff writer. Email her at email@example.com or find her on Twitter at @alyspereira.