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Say goodbye to one of the greatest irritants of modern life: television commercials that are MUCH LOUDER THAN THE SHOW YOU ARE WATCHING!
Beginning Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission is barring broadcasters and pay TV providers from airing excessively loud commercials, saying ads must maintain the "same average volume" as the programs they accompany.
The move -- which undoubtedly will make many TV viewers happier, and save countless marriages -- addresses a problem that, regulators say, is almost as old as television itself.
Loud commercials have been a leading source of complaints to the FCC since its consumer call center began reporting top complaints in 2002.
Since January 2008, the FCC has received about 1,000 complaints and about 5,000 inquiries, the commission said.
Congress mandated the change in the aptly named Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation, or CALM, Act in 2010. Last year, the FCC set a December 13, 2012, deadline for full compliance.
Until now, the FCC says it didn't regulate the "loudness" of commercials mainly because it was difficult to craft rules. For one thing, loudness is subjective.
So, for years, the commission advised customers to mute their TVs or lower the volume.
The CALM Act bill had wide bipartisan support, passing the Senate unanimously and the House by a voice vote.
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Sigh of Relief: Rowlett girls hold off Lakeview to secure 11-5A championship
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Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 10:37 PM CST
It has been more than a decade since Rowlett has won a district championship in girls basketball.
So even after a 14-game winning streak put them in the driver's seat for the 11-5A title, the Eagles knew that finishing the job would not be easy.
Rowlett suffered its first hiccup in district play last week against Naaman Forest, making Tuesday's regular season finale against Lakeview a must-win if it wanted to avoid sharing the crown with the Rangers.
Much like the season-long race, the game went down to the wire, but the Eagles were able to hold off a late Lakeview charge for a 58-56 victory at Rowlett High School.
Rowlett (22-8, 11-1 in 11-5A) claims the outright district championship and will be the No. 1 seed in the playoffs where it will face Longview, the fourth seed from 12-5A, on Monday at 7 p.m. at Lindale High School.
"It has been a long time," Rowlett head coach Ricky Roland said. "I knew that we had a good group of girls when they were freshmen, and now that they are seniors, they really stepped up."
The Eagles got off to just the start they wanted. Behind Dominique Oliver, who had a team-high 25 points, Rowlett stormed to a 22-8 lead after just one quarter.
"She came out really strong and hit some shots," Roland said. "That really helped us get out to that lead."
The Eagles needed every bit of that cushion. Lakeview started chopping away at its deficit, getting to within 30-23 at halftime and making it even tighter at the end. The Patriots had a chance to tie the game late, but were unable to connect and Rowlett was finally able to celebrate.
"It feels good, it was a little shaky there at the end, we just couldn't make our free throws, but I'll take it," Roland said.
Not only did Rowlett break a long district title drought, it is also back in the playoffs for the first time since 2008.
As the No. 1 seed, the Eagles will be the favorite against fourth-seeded Longview, but they are not taking anything for granted.
"There are a lot of good teams, the next round is either Plano or Plano West, so it is a tough path, but we just have to focus on Longview," Roland said. "We can't worry about who we are playing, we think if we play our 'A' game, we are capable of playing with anybody."
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I am a "Catholic," with air quotes. If I can still be counted as Catholic, I'm not a very good one.
Once upon a time, I went to church every Sunday. I went to Catholic school — St. Stephen in Hamden. But as high school wore on, I attended Mass less and less. Eventually, my participation was reduced to the holidays — Christmas morning and Easter Sunday, maybe the odd Mass in between. In the past few years, I've abandoned even the holidays, leaving me agnostic at best.
But on Saturday, I was assigned to cover a Mass at St. Rose of Lima Church, a Catholic church in Newtown. Pulling into the parking lot, I was anxious. I brought a small, black notebook instead of the long, white ones I usually use — I didn't want to be intrusive, to distract the parishioners beside me with my scribblings. But I was mostly anxious because I hadn't set foot in a Catholic church in ages.
When I entered the foyer, I loitered. I was early, so I picked up the bulletin and thumbed through its pages. It was then I noticed a clergyman concentrating on his smartphone in the crying room. I thought he might have been the St. Rose priest, so I introduce myself. It turned out he was a parochial vicar for the church, and he was in the crying room to hear confessions.
When I say I haven't been to Mass in ages, it's true. When I say I haven't been to confession in ages, it's doubly so. I hadn't confessed my sins since middle school, but when the vicar offered, it felt like the right thing to do.
As a reporter, I've had a guilty conscious lately. Newtown has been flooded by journalists, for better or worse, and I'm one of them. Also, as it had been over a decade since my last confession, I had plenty else on my list.
I won't get into the details of my confession, but I will say that it felt good. It felt good to enter a quiet room with a closed door and talk to someone about the events of the week. The vicar was there to hear my confession, but he also helped put things in perspective for me. It felt good to hear someone say that everything would be OK, and hearing it from a man of the cloth gave the words a certain clarity. I felt welcome.
So when I knelt beside the pew and made the sign of the cross, I didn't feel like I was faking it. I was a lapsed Catholic when I entered the church, but when I sang the processional hymn with the rest of the congregation, I guess you could say I became a relapsed Catholic.
I think it's true that there's no such thing as an atheist in a foxhole. The killings in Newtown shook me, as they have shaken everyone. Every day I drove into Newtown, whatever direction I came, the first memorial I would see on the side of the road would knock the wind out of me. Newtown, to me, is a living definition of ambivalence. When I drive through the town center, I don't know whether to cry from sadness for the victims, or to cry for the hope I see in the defiant signs and banners, the hope in the mountains of flowers and stuffed animals and candles — tokens of love that good people gave Newtown, to say, "We're here for you."
And that's how I felt in church. I felt sadness for those who were lost, and I felt hope too, for the lost and for us in the pews. I felt like St. Rose of Lima Church was there for me and everyone else, and that everyone inside was there for each other. Continued...
The woman to the right of me in the pew had a beautiful singing voice, and when it was time to offer the sign of peace —when parishioners turn to each other to shake hands and say, "Peace be with you" — it wasn't just her words that said that, it was her warm smile.
The penance the vicar gave me after confession was to say a prayer for the families of those killed in Newtown. During Mass, I prayed for them again, in unison with hundreds of people beneath a Crucifix, surrounded by stained glass. It felt right.
In all honesty, I don't know how long my status as a relapsed Catholic will last. But I can say that the first thing I did after leaving Mass was to call my mother. I asked her if she wanted to go to church with me on Christmas morning, something we haven't done together in a long time — something I know she's wanted for a long time, too.
It felt like the right thing to do. During times like this, a little help from above goes a long way.
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"Since 1945, that reconciliation has become a reality," the committee said in a statement. "Today, war between Germany and France is unthinkable."
The committee also focused on the spread of democracy to newer member nations.
"In the 1980s, Greece, Spain and Portugal joined the EU. The introduction of democracy was a condition for their membership," the committee said. All three countries saw dictatorships in the 20th century, even after World War II.
It cited progress in peace made by EU candidate nations, such as the former Yugoslav republics.
"We have to keep in mind that there are not so many years ago since people on this part of Europe killed each other -- awful wars," said committee chairman Thorbjorn Jagland, referring to the warfare in Bosnia, Kosovo and Croatia.
But in the Balkans, the award has been greeted with a great degree of skepticism.
By failing to take a united position at the very earliest stages of the crisis, the EU is widely considered to have contributed to the bloody events that followed. At the same time, its failure to respond more decisively to the conflict once it had broken out is seen by many to have cost tens of thousands of lives, wrote political researcher James Ker-Lindsay of Eurobank EFG in a commentary for CNN.
In the face of widespread fear of growing instability, the prize has been seen by many as a pat on the back for the struggling EU.
"The award by the Nobel Committee shows that in these difficult times the European Union remains a force of inspiration for countries and people all over the world and that our global community needs a strong European Union," said Barroso.
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A delegation from Gaza was in Egypt Monday to hash out more details of a cease-fire deal between Hamas and Israel, less than a week after the truce ended an eight-day conflict.
The continued talks are a key part of the agreement, which called for "total cessation of all hostile activity" and discussion of topics such as opening border crossings and easing Israel's economic blockade in Gaza.
While new negotiations were under way in Egypt Monday, there were reports of violence along the Gaza-Israel border.
Hamas police and ambulance operators said Israeli soldiers injured two civilians when they fired at Palestinian homes east of Rafah City in Gaza. An Israeli military spokesman said the soldiers fired warning shots in the air and later shot toward the legs of "Palestinian rioters" who were damaging a security fence at the border and trying to enter Israel.
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Egypt and the United States helped broker the cease-fire last week after Israel launched a series of military strikes on Gaza with the stated goal of halting Israel-bound rocket attacks from militants in the Palestinian territory.
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The woods won't be the same: Remembering an old friend
BY Luke Clayton, Special to Star Local News
My buddy was an upbeat sort of guy.
Keith Barnett was always smiling, regardless of whether we were sitting around a coffee pot 30 minutes before first light, after an evening of staying up a bit too late or after the strenuous job of dragging a harvested buck out of the hills. Rain or shine, heat or cold, my buddy savored every minute he spent in the outdoors.
He loved just being there and his enthusiasm was transparent and infectious.
Barnett always had a plan to outfox the game or fish that he dearly loved to pursue.
As with all things outdoors related, the majority of Barnett's plans were based on solid information he had learned from a lifetime spent in the outdoors.
But occasionally, his plans were based on hunches.
I remember one such hunch during spring turkey season a couple years ago that came very close to working out for us. The results were down right comical.
"Luke, I've been hearing a gobbler sound off every morning from the top of a hill not far from camp," I remember him saying before good shooting light one morning in April. "Why he's there I don't know. Most of the hens are down in the pecan bottoms, but he sounds like a big one. Haven't seen him, but I bet he would be worth hunting. Let's ease in there and see if I can call him up.
"You do the shooting with your bow and I'll do the calling."
Now, there are easier things to accomplish than killing a mature gobbler with archery equipment, but Barnett knew my devotion to the sport.
At the break of dawn, at a time when turkeys are usually still on their roost, Barnett cut loose with a few subtle hen yelps. His calling was instantly answered by a booming gobble that appeared to be coming from some live oaks only 60 yards away. Within one minute, a sure-nuff long beard was strutting and gobbling his way to my position behind a makeshift blind.
The bird stopped about 25 yards out, turned broadside to me, strutted and stared intently at the hen decoy we had swaying in the breeze.
I placed the 20-yard pin on the center of the turkey, nudged the release and sent the arrow on its way. This bird was wired and probably saw me draw or possibly heard the twang of my bowstring.
Regardless of what spooked him, he spooked.
The trophy bird jumped straight up 3 feet. My arrow flew exactly where I aimed, but the turkey was well out of harm's way. When the bird hit the ground, his legs were churning. He was running and flapping his wings in attempts to become airborne. Barnett was hid in some brush directly in the bird's path. For whatever reason, just as the bird left the ground and sailed over Barnett's position, my buddy stood up and attempted to grab the turkey.
If there is anything more difficult than arrowing a mature gobbler, it's catching one with your bare hands.
Don't know if Barnett actually touched the bird, but from my vantage point it looked like he came very close. We spent the next few minutes on the ground rolling with laughter. Barnett had an old saying, "Anything can and often does take place in the great outdoors,"
The big gobbler had proven him right.
The last time I saw Barnett, he, my son Drew and I were outside the cabin at the lodge. Barnett was about to embark on a new chapter in his live and was looking forward to a move back to the Waco area.
"Luke, you and Drew come down this summer and let's do some fishing together at Lake Waco or Whitney," he said. "Y'all take care and be careful."
I remember him smiling as he turned and headed back toward his cabin.
My son and I never made that summer fishing trip with Barnett, but we did get pictures he sent of a big white bass landed here or a striper there. Barnett enjoyed being with his family and friends, back in his old stomping grounds around Waco and China Springs.
Come next spring, I am making plans to be back on this hilltop where Barnett and I had the hilarious encounter with the boss gobbler.
And to tell you the truth, I don't care if I kill the bird or not, just want to call him in close and take his picture. It will remind me of my ole' hunting buddy. I'm positive Barnett is in hunters' heaven now and if there are any Big Woods beyond the Pearly Gates, I'll know where to find him.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Regulations Committee has approved the 2012-13 Texas early migratory game bird seasons, including a 70-day season and 15-bird daily bag statewide for dove, a 16-day early season statewide for teal and 16-day early season for Canada geese in the Eastern Goose Zone.
Texas dove season in the North and Central Dove Zones will run Sept. 1-Oct. 24 and reopen Dec. 22-Jan. 6 with a 15-bird daily bag and not more than two white-tipped doves.
The South Zone dove season will run Sept. 21-Oct. 28, reopening Dec. 22-Jan. 22 with a 15-bird daily bag and not more than two white-tipped doves.
The Special White-winged Dove Area will be restricted to afternoon-only (noon to sunset) hunting the first two weekends in September (1-2 and 8-9) and reopen when the regular South Zone season begins Sept. 21-Oct. 28 and again from Dec. 22-Jan. 18. The Special White-winged Dove Area season takes four of the allowable 70 days, so when the regular season opens this area must close four days earlier than the rest of the South Zone. During the early two weekends, the daily bag limit is 15 birds, to include no more than four mourning doves and two white-tipped doves. Once the general season opens, the aggregate bag limit will be 15 with no more than two white-tipped doves.
Early teal season runs Sept. 15-30 statewide with a daily bag limit of four teal. The early Canada goose season is also Sept. 15-30 in the East Goose Zone with a bag limit of three Canada geese. The possession limit is twice the daily bag limit.
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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
by Carol Klem
Be all that you can be at Full Circle Wellness Studio
There is an interesting new little shop/business on East Main Street in the village that caught my eye. The name is "Full Circle Wellness Studio." Sounds somewhat intriguing, right? So I, pretending to be an investigative reporter, when I am really a pretty darn nosy columnist, paid them a visit.
There were two good looking young ladies whom I met, Julie Shapiro, 31, a personal trainer who guides her clients to hopefully, their optimal physical health and Shanna Rebis, 38, a hair stylist and life coach.
It may be easier for us to understand Julie's role in the business as she teaches yoga and physical fitness, concentrating on flexibility and balance, and personal strength training. She gives classes on the premises, or you can reserve time for an evaluation and individualized session.
Julie and Shanna work together to help an individual "by connecting mind, body and soul" - be all that they can be… without joining the Army - and at any age. They have ways …full body massages, reflexology…quick ten-minute chair massages, to give you a new lease on life.
Shanna Rebis, a hairdresser, is also a life coach. So you ask (as I did,) what is a life coach?
She is a trained professional who helps clients set and achieve personal goals. She does this by listening carefully, asking great questions, expanding the client's picture of what they can achieve, and collaborating with the client to set up support structures and systems to achieve the goals.
"I am an observer – I see things in a different light and I see how women (and men) can make good changes that can affect the quality of their life," said Shanna. Life coaching (definitely a new word used today, but popular) is for those who are looking to find balance between the demands of work and the needs of family, Shanna explained. Or they might be empty-nesters looking to make a difference in the lives of others but not sure which direction to choose. Maybe it is for the person that simply wants to take themselves up a notch, or two. The more I listened the more I thought I could use one. Probably scattered / discombobulated people like me could use a little help but I've grown accustomed to my inadequateness.
While one client is taking strength training with Julie, another may be chatting with Shanna and receiving often life-changing tips. "I work from the inside out as a life coach - breaking down barriers and insecurities. I want clients to look in the mirror – see what I see. We examine style, image and attitude. I am not judgmental and I do not expect people to stay forever."
Usually Shanna has just two sessions. The first session is the "getting to know you" session and the second is …"Where ever you are now – would you like to perk it up a bit?"
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Evangelical Lutheran Church is site of the month
The Webster Village Historic Preservation Commission is honoring the Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, 131 West Main Street in this beautiful month of May as their Site of the Month.
The structure (36 ft. x 56 ft.) was built/ completed and the cornerstone was laid on May 13, 1888. It was a great day for the Lutheran congregation as 1500 people came, many by train, to the village from Rochester. The church was dedicated Dec. 23, 1888. The cost for the church including the property was $4,000. (Unbelievable today!) According to Karl Laurer, chair of the Webster Village Historic Preservation Commission, "the church's design is that of an old –fashioned country 19th century church. The congregation was populated heavily by people of German descent and the architecture reflects that", he said. (But to me, the church resembles a Currier and Ives painting – it could be- no, should be, on a Christmas card, with its wonderfully welcoming red door.)
In its bell tower, according to Jon Anderson, church historian for the past ten years, is an amazing old bell dated 1910. Marguerite Manning, a longtime church member said that the bell is rung manually before each worship and at the Lord's Prayer for each petition. However, electronic bells ring out well-known hymns throughout the village a couple of times each day…giving pause and inspiration to those who listen.
There will be a number of celebrations this year, Jon said. Particularly interesting to history buffs will be a presentation to be held in October "We will be presenting a program on the historic stained glass windows. Each window tells a story," he said. Jon said that he is doing some detective work – trying to figure out more about one of the windows. He is hoping that someone in the know will come forward with answers for him.
"With great pleasure, The Village of Webster Historic Preservation Commission welcomes this landmark structure to our list of treasures honored in the past and preserved for the future of our Village history". "We also wish the congregation a happy 125th birthday," Karl Laurer added.
Special recognition is to be given to former historian
According to Village Board trustee, Jude Lancy, the May 23 meeting of the Village Board will be a special meeting for Dick Batzing, former longtime Town Historian. Personally I am delighted that Dick is to finally be honored. I, and every reporter I ever worked with (and there have been many), would have been lost without Dick's knowledge of Webster history. For almost 30 years he has been a wonderful resource…and his wife, Ruth.
So consider this an invitation to all who have known Dick throughout the decades, as a school teacher, as historian…a tour guide, a friend, come to the Village Hall on May 23. Meetings begin at 7:30 p.m
Birthday Trip
Some people know how to celebrate birthdays with gusto. …all the way, I should say! We could learn from Jodie Klem Laurer who celebrated her 60th (yeah, who'd believe!) recently. She and hubby, Karl went to Louisville, Kentucky to the Kentucky Derby, sat right on the rail, wore a great little hat, sipped on mint juleps and did exactly what all the Derbies do with aplomb.
"We saw the most beautiful people," she said. "Women in gorgeous linen suits, and their families, all owners of race horses, all dressed to the nines- walked their horses to the gate, through the mud in bare feet as it was so muddy from all the rain."
Best of all – Karl was a winner.
Birthday Wishes
Tom Servis, one of our village businessmen, (with a name that works – Servis) owner of the garage at Lapham and Main Street, and a Webster Kiwanian, also celebrated a BIG birthday. He was spotted celebrating, kibitzing or commiserating Thursday night, May 8.
But cheer up Tom. I read somewhere that a birthday is just the first day of another 365-day journey around the sun. Hope you enjoy the trip.
History and a Cup Series at the Museum
"History never looks like history when you are living through it."
I am not sure that Peter Burkardt or Aggie Beh Schultz thinks that they made history, or lived through history but they, (like every one of us) have a story to tell about the times in which they lived, the houses they lived in, the families they were born into, their friends, etc. And they will tell that story at The History in a Cup Series to be held at the Museum on May 15 and May 22. May 15 will feature Peter Burkhardt and May 22, Aggie Schultz. The event starts at noon; ends at 1 p.m. bring a sandwich. The Museum will provide coffee, tea and cookies.
Museum Prepares for Barn Sale
The Webster Museum is "collecting stuff for our Barn Sale," said Jan Naujokas, who generously offers her marvelous large Phillips Road barn annually for the fundraising event. The sale is slated for June 6, 7, and 8.
Anyone who has items they would like to donate is invited – no, urged to drop them off at 394 Phillips Road …in the back in barn. Jan said it is plainly marked, "Webster Museum."
Questions, Give her a call at 265-3268.
Please no large items, or clothing.
First Ever- Helping Hands Week in June
According to Tom Spoonhower, president of the BID (Business Improvement District) the merchants and businesses in the village are presenting an opportunity to help others while promoting their own businesses. He presented BID's plan at the Village Board meeting last Thursday night.
June 14 through June 22, will be the week designed to help your favorite charity thanks to Webster BID 2013 Helping Hands Week, June 14th through June 22nd.
According to Tom, "Participants choose a percentage of their revenues for the week and donate it to one of the designated charities. All charities are not for profit organizations and your donation will be tax deductible. The week-long event will be promoted through the BID website, Facebook Page, electric sign, brochures and news articles. Every business will promote their own participation through their own emails and/or social media. This is a great way to help some deserving organizations while promoting our business community at the same time."
By shopping or doing business in the village you may be providing funds to wonderful charities and organizations that count on support from us. They are: Holy Trinity's Hope House: Webster Monarch House, The Webster Museum, Relay for Life, Webster Comfort Care Home, Webster Association for Senior Program Support.


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The Ocala Outdoor Sculpture Competition will provide a one year, exhibit of ten outdoor sculptures at Ocala's downtown, Tuscawilla Park. This exhibit will stimulate residents and guests of all ages through educational sculpture walks, scavenger hunts, docent tours, touch tours, and community celebration. It will demonstrate the power of public art in our city spaces. Visitation to the park will be increased by 40% and stimulate commerce in the surrounding redevelopment districts.
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June 18, 2013
The carpet design competition is part of The Carpet Design Awards at DOMOTEX Hannover 2014 (11-14 January 2014); which is the world's leading carpet design competition held at one of the largest and most influential fair for floor coverings.
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June 18, 2013
Grace King is looking for a videographer for her wedding this fall.
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June 18, 2013
Froelich, CPA, a local tax & consulting firm in Ann Arbor, is seeking a student graphic designer to create a logo for website (website already constructed using word press) and professional business cards complete with said logo.
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June 17, 2013
Company opening July, 2013 in Ann Arbor. We are currently seeking innovative staff members who can teach groups how to design a displayed portrait. Artist must be creative and design original artist work. Part-time positions are available. Compensation will be based on experience.
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June 14, 2013
The Vilcek Prizes for Creative Promise were established in 2009 as a complement to the Vilcek Prizes, to encourage and support young immigrants who have already demonstrated exceptional achievements and who often face significant challenges early in their careers. As with the Vilcek Prizes, the Creative Promise Prizes are awarded annually in biomedical science and in a changing category of the arts, this year recognizing accomplishments in the field of design.
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June 14, 2013
Applications are currently being accepted for the 2nd Annual Dexter Sculpture Display. Five locations in the
community have been selected as locations for the displays. Sculpture selections will be made by Village
Council upon a recommendation by a Selection Committee of local residents. The art will be on display through
several large community events including the Summer Music Series, Paint Dexter Plein Air Festival, Dexter
Daze, and Apple Daze. Submissions must be received or postmarked by July 12, 2013.
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June 12, 2013
Cabela's Retail, Inc is hiring a Retail Space Planner/Signage Specialist to be based out of a retail store in the eastern region. This position is a critical link to our customers.
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• Assures the integrity of in-store signage for all retail departments, all ads and all special events by following the retail signage specifications and guidelines manual. This will include proof reading of signage and conducting quality assurance to ensure accurate signage.
• Assist in conducting, writing, and updating training and procedures. This will include traveling to train new Retail Space Planners and supporting existing Retail Space Planners.
• Communicates the map, planogram and signage related information to store management, store team, and Regional Merchandise Managers. Maintains accurate product and fixture dimensions. Coordinates planning of seasonal rolls. Creates and revises planograms as needed.
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June 12, 2013
iDE Cambodia is seeking an Industrial Design Fellow for 14 months in Phnom Pehn.
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This is an opportunity to work on realworld problems alongside a closeknit, diverse, and top calibre team. You'll wear many hats. You will have a rich experience that will touch the lives of those who most need lifechanging opportunities. And at the end of the Fellowship, if we see a mutual fit, you'll be offered an opportunity to stay on as fulltime Leader at the iLab.
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June 12, 2013
The Frankel Center for Judaic Studies is seeking a web & new media assistant for THE LIBERATING LENS: JEWISH PHOTOGRAPHERS PICTURE THE MODERN WORLD, a multimedia exhibition and experiential learning first year seminar at the University of Michigan.
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• Experience and knowledge of WordPress
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June 10, 2013
Applicants sought for solo exhibition in the RCAH LookOut! Art Gallery at Michigan State University from January 20-February 14, 2014, including 6-day teaching residency January 20-25 for artist's talk, class visits, workshops, and campus engagement on MLK, Jr. Day. Honorarium ($3,000), transportation, meals, and lodging paid.
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June 6, 2013
Styleshack is seeking a qualified individual to handle graphic design related responsibilities. Tasks include but are not limited to:
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Promotional material, marketing templates ( Design and build graphics for contest pages and promotional materials for the marketing team )
Branding material
Assistance in creative design for branding
Editing photos
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Excellent sense of typography
Experience working with websites (we use Wordpress as our back end)
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June 5, 2013
The third annual Social Justice Art Fair will take place on Saturday, July 20, 2013 from 12:00 – 5:00 pm at the University of Michigan's School of Social Work. The event aims to explore how art can be used as a therapeutic tool and mechanism to promote social justice and/or change.
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June 4, 2013
HWD (Height x Width x Depth) is a juried exhibition celebration three-dimensional artwork by artist from Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania or West Virginia. Established in 2007, HWD is the region's only gallery exhibition focused exclusively on sculpture.
- All types of three-dimensional mediums are accepted including wood, fiber, stone, metal, glass and mixed media
- Artwork must be able to fit through the 79 x 34 inch gallery entryway
- Artwork must be created within the last four years
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June 3, 2013
The 2013 USC Annenberg/Getty Arts Journalism Program is a fellowship for arts, culture and entertainment editors, producers and writers. During this intense ten-day program, fellows will attend performances and exhibitions, and visit private studios, rehearsal rooms, architectural firms and art schools for behind-the-scenes opportunities to meet renowned artists, arts directors, curators, administrators and accomplished journalists. There will also be a Think & Do workshop in conjunction with the Annenberg Innovation Lab, and other opportunities for balancing meaningful face-to-face dialogue with skill-building practice.
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With past performers such as Jerry Seinfeld, Dennis Miller, and Dana Carvey, Laughs Unlimited has accumulated a formidable collection of laughs in its 27-year history. Owner and booker Steve Grove keeps the comedy lineup fresh with imported mountain air and a steady rotation of established and up-and-coming comedians. Warm brick walls and exposed-beam ceilings line the recently renovated club. Laughs Unlimited's full menu furnishes empty bellies with Mexican-inspired tacos, burritos, and snacks, which go down smooth with several Californian wines and an arsenal of signature cocktails.
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RIO GRANDE, Ohio — Visiting St. Catharine College used a 10-2 run to erase a six-point second half deficit and the Patriots continued to pull away down the stretch for an 88-77 win over the University of Rio Grande, Thursday night, in Mid-South Conference women's basketball action at the Newt Oliver Arena.
St. Catharine, which received votes in the latest NAIA coaches' Top 25, improved to 13-5 overall and 7-4 in the MSC in completing a regular season sweep of the RedStorm.
Rio Grande slipped to 6-14 overall and 0-11 in league play with the loss - just its second in six games this season when leading at halftime.
Head coach David Smalley's club led by as many as six points late in the first half before settling for a 41-38 advantage at the intermission.
The RedStorm's lead grew back to six points, 48-42, following a conventional three-point play by sophomore forward Tinesha Taylor with 17:23 remaining in the game, but that's when St. Catharine began its rally.
A jumper by Alexiss Griffin capped a 10-2 run which put the Patriots in front, 52-50, with 14:26 left to play and, after a free throw by Rio junior guard Kate Hammond got the RedStorm within 54-51 just over a minute later, St. Catharine reeled off a 13-1 run to open up a 15-point advantage, 67-52, with 10:29 remaining.
Rio Grande got no closer than 11 points the rest of the way and trailed by as many as 18 points twice in the final 1:37.
Janae Howard led St. Catharine with a game-high 30 points. She also had 10 rebounds, five blocked shots, four assists and three steals.
Heather Sandlin, who averaged just over six points per game entering the contest, added 18 points of her own and Reilly Poirier finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds for the Patriots, who shot 52.8 percent from the field (19-for-36) in the second half.
Rio Grande was led by senior guard Shardai Morrison-Fountain, who finished with 26 points, seven steals and four assists.
Hammond added 13 points in a losing cause, while Taylor tossed in 12 points and freshman forward Sarah Bonar pulled down 11 rebounds.
Rio Grande returns to action on Saturday afternoon when 13th-ranked Georgetown College visits for a 2 p.m. tipoff.
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NOW BUYING: All species of Grade Logs, Veneer Logs, Tie Logs & Saw Logs. Competitive Prices Paid. Call 636-488-3478 Leeman Davis. If no answer, please leave message; all calls will be returned. Jonesburg Sawmill, Pro Timber Harvester.
Yard Sale: Friday, 5/24 & Saturday, 5/25 at 7a.m.; Fishing equipment, tools, sports cards; 1025 Frick, Warrenton.
2 handmade quilts and embroidered blocks. Hand quilted. 636-239-0421
Oreck vacuums starting at $299. Appliance Connection 636-583-2156 or Roettering Appliance 636-239-7791. Mention this ad and receive $25-$50 off
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