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MIDDLESEX, OH – John Nowak shot a first-round 87 to lead the Hilbert College golf team to a team season-low 370 score in day one of the AMCC golf championship at Oak Tree Country Club. Penn State Behrend finished in the top spot with a 301 score, followed by La Roche at 307.
Shane Eichenlaub (La Roche) shot a 73 with two Penn State Behrend's stickmen chasing his heals. Scott Klein's 74 and Zach Polanki's 75 challenged the leader to the 18th hole. All four Behrend golfers finished in the top seven slots giving the Lions the commanding lead.
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Saganash's leadership prospects
Because Canadians are too racist to vote for him. Even better to be my first choice for leader of the NDP.
My friends, love is better than anger. Hope is better than fear. Optimism is better than despair. So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we'll change the world.
That seems like spurious logic, RP. Canadians obviously weren't "too racist" to vote for him for the House of Commons. Given that NDP leadership election voters would presumably be less racist than the population as a whole, it seems silly to think that race would play much of a factor.
Although it's obviously generalizing, I'm comfortable presuming that America is more "racist" than Canada, generally. But Americans obviously weren't "too racist" to elect a black man president.
Yes, he doesn't get mentioned much because the media tends to focus on the perceived frontrunners and he's not one of them. The NDP leadership race is incredibly crowded nd the media focuses on those who they think have the best shot. In the Republican presidential race down south, Rick Santorum and Jon Huntsman get less media attention than Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich because they're considered longshot candidates, not cause of skin colour.
No, I haven't considered him as a PM (though my mind may change before the end of the race). But me not supporting him has nothing to do with his skin colour and more to do with the fact that I really don't know him, given that he was just recently elected and represents a province I don't live in. My vote isn't firm but if the election were held today, I'd vote for Peggy Nash because I like her experience and I'm more familiar with her, given that I live in Toronto.
I haven't refuted the premise because you've offered no evidence to suggest that the premise is true in the first place.
That a person of colour isn't leading in the polls is not evidence, in and of itself, that it's because voters are racist. The reason Herman Cain isn't going to be the Republican presidential nominee isn't because he's black.
I think he doesn't get media attention because of racism.
I think he might have a lot more support from NDP members if his English debate performance hadn't been so poor. Hopefully he can be more impressive when healthy in future debates.
Really, one debate disqualifies him? I hope better of my NPD friends.
It's not just one debate performance. At the federal convention in Vancouver this summer, on the televised debate, and at the BCNDP convention all-candidates forum - in each venue Saganash seemed hesitant and physically uncomfortable talking to a big crowd in English. I love what he has to say, I find him charming for sure, and I want to like him more, but I just don't thing that he is prepared - today - to lead the Official Opposition into an election. I would be similarly hesitant to send Dewar into that role based on how he comes across in French.
Really, one debate disqualifies him? I hope better of my NPD friends.
I never said it disqualified him.
Currently I have Saganash #6, which might seem low, and it is last out of the candidates I view as top tier or credible.
But I am certainly open to ranking him higher, and potentially I would rank him #1.
But he needs to show more comfort and confidence in an English debate setting first.
In the first debate it seemed to me he was mumbling into his chest the whole time. If he was sick, then that's understandable. If you're sick the day of the exam, you get to write it another day, but you don't get an automatic A.
Heading into the BC Town Hall I had Saganash #5 and Cullen 6. I thought Saganash performed better here than at the first debate, but Cullen shined, and so Saganash got bumped down to #6.
If Saganash can show that he in comfortable and confident in this kind of debate format in English, then he will move up in my list very quickly.
But don't expect that a poor (IMO, very poor) performance in the first debate is going to be anything but a negative for a candidate.
Well, Saganash is known to be comfortable in the media spotlight, so perhaps he's fine one-on-one with an interviewer or a small group. He seems to get shakier with a big audience and some competition, which worries me because this is friendly competition - how much worse would it be with hostile competition? But if I see clear evidence that his spontaneous debate skills are improving, he could move several spots up my ballot. Until then I consider him to be a valuable member of the team nonetheless, and he would be great in cabinet.
My remark might be interpreted a number of ways.
It was mostly the expression of an objection to the previous post, and it would be more fully expressed as:
"Maybe. But if that were true, then it would be just a modicum of support, until hitting the glass ceiling... because he is Cree."
I'm not so sure about that, Ken. For one thing, a racist campaign would confirm people's worst fears about Harper. A racist campagin may also motivate the First Nations to vote in larger numbers, and they certainly wouldn't vote for the Conservatives in that scenario.
If it ever happened, there would be nothing overt. Nothing like the ugly Reform anti-Quebec ads of 1997.
First Nations people would see it of course, as would a lot of people. But we dont vote for them anyway, and I'm sure they wouldtake the ugly benefits as a trade-off for a few more FN coming out to vote.... including the sacrifice of the tipping point in a few close seats in the hinterlands of the West.
I'm not going to get into it, but suffice to say I can see the ads.
If you have lived anywhere in the West where there is a sizeable FN population close by- which is a LOT of plces- you should be able to get the idea.
Unlike RP, I do not think that means Romeo cannot win. In fact, there are ways that being FN, the adversity faced, etc, could be a convincing narrative with a lot of people who I would describe as 'comfortably racist' about First Nations people... who would vote for someone like Romeo in spite of that.
But let's not fool ourselves about what is out there and can be used.
For myself, If Romeo does not win... I hope very much that the new Leader sees how compellingly we need Romeo to be in every Candians living room on a regular basis.
He is smart, articulate, charming, very knowledgable... and after the leadership race no one will be able to think he was elevated to the front of the front benches because he is Cree and the NDP are a bunch of sappy liberals.
Romeo's presence in living rooms will go a long way to the healing we need.
Aristotleded24, it would also turn off a whole lot of the Conservatives' new support. There goes the 905, for example. Conservatives paid a high price for their ad making fun of Chretien's mouth. I don't think this kind of mistake is something they are eager to repeat.
They'd *want* to use it. But they'd know enough to not use it. At least not overtly. And it would really, really bug them.
The Conservatives are very good at learning from past campaigns.
One thing they are good at is learning from total failure- adapting to pursue the same end in a better way.
There will never again be anything like the Chreiten ads [and they were amateurs then].... but that leaves PLENTY of other territory for them to play ugly.
And the ads would go right over the heads of everyone in Ontario except people who hate them. Even if it were pointed out to swing voters in the 905 how it was being done, they still wouldnt get it. Just think us paranoid... another reason to vote Conservative.
If you have lived anywhere in the West where there is a sizeable FN population close by- which is a LOT of plces- you should be able to get the idea.
Check my location line. I've lived in the Prairies for almost all my life, I know full well how bad anti-First Nations racism can be. It is also the case that the participation rates of Aboriginal voters is very low (whether we are talking urban aboriginals or First Nations), but if they come out in large enough numbers, changes will happen. Even a slight increase in First Nations turn-out costs the Conservatives Churchill River, Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar, and Palliser off the hop.
And they were willing to write off more seats than that in Quebec as a tradeoff for generalized benefits.
Definite benefits versus costs that are 'reasonable' even IF there is a large ramp-up of aboriginal votes in reaction.
Polarization works for the Conservatives. Of course not, if they go about it clumsily. But clumsy is not the only way, and if it results in 'controlled polarization'... works for them.


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Basic friendship skills are another key. Teach her how to take the first step and reach out. Little steps, such as walking up to kids at recess or lunch and asking them how they're doing and what they're up to go a long way. Also, learning how to interact and give and take in a conversation is a great skill. My book, Loving People, has skills you can use to help your daughter make
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Mayo thanked the schools for taking part, noting that some had lengthy bus rides like Ledford (51 miles), Wilkes Central (52) and Bassett (58).
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The primary goal is to maximize each entity's comparative advantage by delivering as one to help Member States implement the four pillars of the Strategy, which are: measures to address the conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism; measures to prevent and combat terrorism; measures to build states' capacity to prevent and combat terrorism and to strengthen the role of the United Nations system in that regard; measures to ensure respect for human rights for all and the rule of law as the fundamental basis for the fight against terrorism.
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In light of the international concern on the threat of nuclear terrorism, the Secretary-General, Mr. Ban Ki-moon, convened a High-Level Meeting on Countering Nuclear Terrorism, with a specific focus on strengthening the legal framework, on 28 September 2012, at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. The meeting was intended to strengthen the legal framework on countering nuclear terrorism and also enhance capacity-building efforts to assist States implement their international obligations and enhance nuclear security. The meeting was attended by High-Level dignitaries including 33 Ministers.
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You get more than exercise and stunning views when you go out for a country walk with Rachel Lambert.
Whether you are in woodland, pasture or walking along the coast, you will learn to look at the countryside in a new way.
For our fields, hedgerows and forests are full of wild plants that can be picked, cooked and eaten to add variety and extra nutrition to our regular meals.
And that's just what people will discover when Rachel leads them on a ramble around and about the Caerhays estate in Cornwall towards the end of June.
Not only will they be encouraged to pick and taste the plants out in the wild, but they will then take them back to base where they will help cook up a three course meal, using their field-fresh ingredients.
This two-day foraging event is based at the five-star Vean lodge on the Caerhays estate and, says Rachel:
The foraging walks will pass through the gardens at Caerhays and onto the local coastal path and beach, allowing time to enjoy the beautiful landscapes and at the same time to discover how to identify and use the abundance of delicious edible plants and wild food available."
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Rachel, from Penzance, is "passionate about taking people out into nature and to get them seeing, tasting and touching things that look like they are nothing but weeds.
"They see the countryside in a new way; there's an amazing array of things out there – a real natural bounty."
Self taught, Rachel has a background as an artist, which, she says, gives her an ability to look beyond the overall scene and to see and understand the detail. This is one of the skills she enjoys passing on to others.
"I get asked how much wild food I eat and the answer is I would usually eat something every day. In fact, eating the countryside is a great way to appreciate it!"
The countryside offers good pickings throughout much of the year, says Rachel. Little stands in the way of her foraging – although snow can be a bit of a barrier!
Those signing up for the walking and foraging event will enjoy three meals with foraged ingredients. Rachel will also explain the nutritional and medicinal value of many of the plants they pick.
"I love the teaching aspect of what I do. Being able to look and cook is a creative process and after they have been through the process with me, people often tell me they will never look at a hedgerow in the same way again," she said.
"The big focus of these two days is food - enjoying the fruits of our harvest - good, fresh, local food. The walks will revolve around collecting ingredients for a three-course dinner, and a light two-course lunch."
The food will be far from survival style. Rather, the wild ingredients will be incorporated into familiar dishes, including excellent local meats, vegetables and fish, to bring out the best of the wild flavours and create an all-round, satisfying experience!
Nicola Humphries – joint manager and chef at the Vean – will be developing the meals to incorporate the wild ingredients.
The event takes place at The Vean, on the Caerhays estate, which lies on the southern coast of Cornwall between Mevagissey and St Mawes on the 26th and 27th June. B & B accommodation is available at the Vean. For more information contact the Caerhays Estate office on 01872 500025 or email firstname.lastname@example.com


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PII r & A Prize Winning Weekly Serving The Greater warmingdale Ana Since 1920 15c ^ 4 » Official Newspaper for the Village of Farmingdale VOL. 55NO. 17 Second Class Postage Paid In Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 Thursday, March 7, 1974 Copyright 1974 by Island— Wide Publication, Inc. price 1 Sf - $ 5 per year Asst. Principal Cut Protested E. Memorial Crowd Supports Ted Watt A large group of parents, predominently from the East Memorial Elementary School district, attended Monday night's Board of Education meeting to protest the proposed elimination of two assistant principals in the Farmingdale schools in general and Theodore Watt, East Memorial's assistant, in particular. EAST MEMORIAL PARENTS show mixed emotions as they are told they are not going to lose an assistant principal, but will lose the man that holds the position. The group appeared at Monday night's board meeting in support of their man, Theodore Watt, who is low man on the seniority list. [ Post photo by Bob Starrett] Three Seek Village Seats The Liberty Party of Farmingdale has announced the renomination of Willis B. Carman, Jr., and Rocco Possillico for four year terms as members of the Village Board of Trustees. Additionally, the Liberty Party has renominated the Hon. John E. Gillies to succeed himself as Village Police Justice. This position also is for a four year term. Mayor John Hallahan in making the announcement as Chairman of the Liberty Party said " The party was extremely pleased to offer these outstanding citizens for public office." He further stated, " These three gentlemen on all occasions have worked for the improvement of our community. They bring to their positions great dedication, highest integrity and responsiveness to the needs of the people of Farmingdale." The Village elections will be held on March 19. Polls open from 12 noon to 9 p. m. at the Village Hall, 261 Main Street. Judge Gillies has been Village Justice for over fourteen years. He has been a practicing attorney and resident of the Village for over twenty years. He has served the community in numerous civic endeavors and has been a member of the Village Planning Board and Board of Appeals, he is a former member of the Farmingdale Board of Education, is presently Chairman of the Board of Directors of St. Mary of the Angels Home, and member of the Diocesan Board of Education. Judge Gillies and his wife, Nancy, and family reside at Prospect Street within the Village. Willis B Carman, Jr. is a candidate of the Liberty Party to succeed himself as Village [ Continued on page 8] Willis B. Carman, Jr. Rocco Posillico, Jr. John E. Gillies Brotherhood Program Set This Sunday The Annual Brotherhood Observance Program sponsored by the three service clubs in Farmingdale ( Lions- Rotary- Kiwanis) will take place Sunday, March 10, at 2 p. m. in the auditorium of the Weldon E. Howitt Jr. High School. The Lions Club, under the chairmanship of William Stoll, is directing the affair this year. Opening the program will be a contingent of Girl Scouts under the direction of Mrs. Blanche Oakes. Members of Boy Scout Troop 514 will present the Colors. The entertainment portion of this year's presentation comes by way of the Nassau County Recreation Program for the Handicapped. A group of handicapped musicians known as the " Outward Bound Stage Band," under the direction of Felix Sangenito and Edward Maniaracina, will present a melody of songs. At the close of the entertainment the presentation of. the " Man of the Year" Award will be made to a resident of the Farmingdale community who has given of himself or herself and has shared their life with those around them. Three Students In Merit Finals Principal John A. McLennan has announced that three ( 3) students at Farmingdale High School have been named Finalists in the 1973- 74 National Merit Scholarship Program. The students are: Anne T. Gorsa, Thomas W. Genega and Mark A Schaeffer. In 1974 a group of over 14,000 Finalists will compete for approximately 1,000 one - time National Merit $ 1000 I Continued on page 81 The group was told by Robert Campbell, president of the board, that the board is presently seeking public reaction to the elimination of the two assistant principals. If the b^ ard feels that the public is in favor of the economy measure, the two lowest on the seniority list would be released. Because the principal's contract requires that five month's notice be given, notice of the proposed elimination of positions was given to the two last appointed assistant principals: Ted Watt of East Memorial and Mrs. Elizabeth Passman of Woodward Parkway. * Campbell said the measure would save the district taxpayers about 58 cents per thousand on their tax rates. The East Memorial group apparently was not aware that the assistant principalship at that school was not to be eliminated, but only the man that holds the position, since Watt was last on the list in seniority. They reacted more strongly against the board when told they would get another assistant principal, transferred from another school in the district which lost the position. When asked " Do you mean that another assistant principal from another elementary school would not be just as good" the crowd burst into applause. Campbell told the group that nothing has been formalized as yet and there are several public meetings yet to be held to consider the matter. The next meeting will be next Thursday, March 14, in the high school. The Farmingdale Board of Education will inform the public of the current status of budget preparation for the coming school year. Known and unknown factors influencing the budget will be discussed and the public will have an opportunity to make its views known. The meeting will be held on Thursday, March 14, at 8: 30 p. m. at the Senior High School. During the regular business portion of the meeting, the board [ Continued on page 8]
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Teaching Styles & the Educational Environment
Posted on: 11/18/2008
Each instructors approach to teaching has a significant influence on the physical makeup of the classroom. There are four basic teaching styles to consider in order to understand the impact of teaching styles on the educational environment.
- Formal Authority: In this approach the teacher controls the flow of the lesson and the students role is to listen and assimilate the material. Teacher-student relationships and student-to-student relationships are not considered important.
For many of us this teaching style is embodied by the stiff, lecture-style seating which kept us static and forward-facing during our childhood school days.
- Demonstrator: Here the teacher is a demonstrator, coach and a guide to what skills and processes are expected to be learned. Student participation is encouraged and a variety of learning styles are used.
This teachers classroom is more flexible. Tables and chairs need to be moved into different configurations, at least to offer group seating and lecture seating.
- Facilitator: A student-centered approach in which the teacher facilitates and focuses on activities. Students must show initiative in accomplishing classroom tasks. This approach requires students to be independent, active and collaborative learners. Teachers focus on group activities which stimulate active learning, student-to-student collaboration and problem solving.
A teacher using the facilitator style needs a highly malleable classroom environment. Tables and chairs should be easily moveable to create a variety of group activity layouts, such as team group environments, discussion circles and demonstration layouts. Group tables are favored over single student seating.
- Delegator: This teacher is also student-centric but in a more radical way. Here, the teacher places much of the responsibility for learning on their students, either working individually or in groups. Students design and carry out complex projects while the teacher acts in a consultative role. Students work independently or in groups. In this teaching style students must be able to effectively work in groups as well as take on a varied range of interpersonal roles.
The delegator style demands the most of the classroom just as it creates the widest range of challenges for the students and the teacher. Furniture that can be placed into many different group configurations is a necessity, but individual work, sometimes carried out simultaneously, must be accommodated too. While supervised, students control the layout of their environment to match the project. They must be able to easily move and adjust the classroom furniture on their own.
In truth, few of today's educators fall solely into one of these categories. Rather they choose from this menu of approaches to best address a learning situation. This places even more stress on the physical environment to provide the varied layouts these learning environments require. It is not an exaggeration to say the use of these teaching styles is partly enabled by a flexible, results-oriented physical classroom.
Sources: "Teaching Styles," "Learner-Centered vs. Curriculum-Centered Teachers"
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For instance a bikeshare in Baltimore wouldnt necessarily need to connect with DC bikeshare but it would seem that programs in College Park or Montgomery County would be exponentially successful and attract many more users if they werent there own completely separate system.
Hear hear. They're in charge of a transit system, that should get them anywhere they want.
Now they need to start cracking down on the 116 others that have a take-home car. I bet that the motivation for at least 1/3 of those is very flimsy.
Alta Bicycle Share, Inc. runs the system here as well as in Boston and the soon to come NYC system. I think some kind of all access membership would be great if they could pull it off.
And on the subject of interlinked transit systems, I think its high time we figured out some sort of E-ZPass equivalent for all public transportation systems in the north east corridor. I know it would require a major change in payment systems for most of the networks but I think it would be worthwhile in the long run.
But I agree that it would be great to have some kind of agreement with NYC and Chicago. I don't even need access to free rides, but just being able to use the keyfob and be charged a "visitors-rate", with a usage fee automatically billed to my CaBi account would be wonderful.
I frequently see Mr. Sarles taking the Metro during the evening rush, so I'm not sure why he had a car to begin with, since it seems he lives close to a Metro station and uses it regularly.
MoCo is already part of the CaBi compact, since stations will be arriving in Rockville later this year, and they have committed to CaBi for their inside-the-Beltway expansion. Not sure about College Park yet.
@Hawkeye: most major systems are currently moving towards an "open payments" model that will probably coexist with your existing RFID-enabled credit cards.
Rob posted some concerns about the insurance coverage from car2go, but some commenters pointed out information we may have missed (and which car2go failed to explain in multiple discussions with Rob). We've therefore taken this post down for now and will follow up later with more information as we are able to collect it.
If the developers ever connect Clark Road to the new street, CMRT can easy reroute the J down it and get on MD295 from MD175.
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Having completed the non-region portion of the 2012-13 schedule, the Clover High School varsity basketball teams are ready for the real deal, the season that counts, if you will.
Both teams travel to Nation Ford Friday night, where a Region 3-AAAA double-header is on tap.
Coach Sherer Hopkins' unbeaten Lady Blue Eagles will be pitted against the Nation Ford girls at 6:30 p.m. to start the evening's proceedings.
The CHS girls are the defending region champions, having finished last season with a perfect slate in region play and 21-5 overall.
The Lady Blue Eagles lost leading scorer and all-state performer Bria Huffman to the college ranks, but return a strong nucleus for a shot at the region title.
Sophomore forward Elizabeth Edmunds has been an offensive presence in early-season games, averaging double-figures. She scored a season-high 26 points against Charlotte Country Day.
Edmunds says she's playing with more confidence this season and looks for the Lady Blue Eagles to remain a force.
"We're playing together as a team and working hard to improve our defensive play," she said.
Swift playmaking guard Aaliyah Knox, whose penetration dribble is among the upstate's finest, is vital to the team's success.
Knox is an energizer bunny on the court.
"I play with passion, win or lose," assures the senior floor leader. "That's the only way I know to play the game."
The Lady Blue Eagles nudged Gastonia Ashbrook in a closely-contested game played last week.
"The kids played hard, played together and held on for the win," Hopkins said of the winning effort.
The Clover contingent defeated Hunter Huss Friday on the road for win number four on the season. Hopkins is pleased with the team's play in the early stages of the season.
"Players are stepping up which is what we're looking for as we get into region play," said Hopkins.
The resurgent Blue Eagles of first-year head coach Bailey Jackson, a Clover High graduate living out his dream to someday coach the Clover team, will battle the Nation Ford boys at 8 p.m. Friday in the NF gym.
Senior floor leader Taylor Hoover brings stability to the backcourt.
Hoover, a steadying influence on the court, has assumed a leadership role this season.
"It's all about execution as we get into region play," he said.
The Blue Eagles extended unbeaten Hunter Huss to the limit on the road last Friday, with Huss prevailing 72-63.
The teams played on near-even terms for much of the game, with Huss pulling away down the stretch.
In earlier action last week, the CHS boys defeated Gastonia Ashbrook 59-46, with the Blue Eagles gaining the advantage from the outset.
First-year varsity player Arnaldo Toro, a 6-foot-7 sophomore, continues his emergence as a force in the paint.
Toro scored 23 points and hauled in 15 rebounds in the win over Ashbrook.
"Toro continues to make his presence felt," noted Jackson. "He scored 17 points against Hunter Huss."
Both CHS varsity basketball teams will host a three-day holiday tournament Dec. 20-22. Tournament details will appear in next week's Enquirer-Herald.
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If you liked the Audi quattro concept we saw at the 2010 Paris motor show, you have another chance to see it live this weekend--but you will have to cross the pond.
It will appear Friday to Sunday at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este at Lake Como in Italy. Though the concours is usually reserved for antique iron, this year's show will feature a section just for concepts and prototypes. Audi has entered the quattro concept as a show car, which means it will be judged by the attendees.
The RS5-based prototype is a celebration of 30 years of the quattro. It rides on the same platform, but it's shortened considerably. The overhangs were reduced and the smooth flowing lines of the RS5 were ditched in favor of sharp ones with Cadillac-style angles.
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Balloon Twister / 1930s Era Entertainment Pembroke Pines
Balloon Masterz was founded back in 1992 By Bobby and Alyssa Diamond, known throughout South Florida as Bobby the Balloon Guy and Alyssa the Balloon Lady. South Florida's foremost balloon entertainment company, Balloon Masters We are a full service…
13 miles from Pembroke Pines
Big Band / 1930s Era Entertainment Pembroke Pines
The Bobby Rodriguez Orchestra (19 piece Big Band) was formed in 1981. It started playing swing and Bebop from the 40's. As the years went on the repertoire expanded and today the band plays a wide variety of Jazz, Pop, Swing, Bebop and Latin. The band…
13 miles from Pembroke Pines
Arts/Entertainment Speaker / 1930s Era Entertainment Pembroke Pines
Lectures on Broadway/Hollywood Musicals, including film clips of brilliant performances by the greatest musical stars of the past 100 + years.
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Big Band / 1930s Era Entertainment Pembroke Pines
This band started in 1978 playing the sounds of the 30's and 40's Big Band Era. In the 90's the band played mainly outdoor festivals and concerts throughout Florida. Today the band can play a combination of Contemporary Jazz, Latin Jazz, Bebop, Swing…
Serves Pembroke Pines
Lucille Ball Impersonator / 1930s Era Entertainment
Melody's impersonations of Dolly Parton & Lucille Ball are amazing. Her uncanny ability to resemble both Dolly & Dolly as well as her impecable imitation of mannerisms and voice leave people in wonder. A Lucille Ball appearance includes stand…
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Fire Performer / 1930s Era Entertainment
Miss Mena performs nationally for festivals, balls, weddings, casinos, corporate events, and night clubs. She has performed for hi and lowbrow venues with capacity of 50-1500. She has been booked for corporations such as Mac Make–up, Chioce Hotel's,…
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Big Band / 1930s Era Entertainment
Since 2004, The Royal Virginians have been Central Virginia's premiere Big Band Dance Orchestra. Specializing in the music of the 20's, 30's, 40's, and beyond, this 15-Piece Big Band provides listening and dancing enjoyment through its inimitable style…
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Dixieland Band / 1930s Era Entertainment
Cornet/ trumpet player Bags Howard leads an all star group of Washington DC area jazz musicians in one of the most exciting and versatile old time jazz bands in the country. Created for Mardi Gras, the Riverside Carnival Band specializes in good times.…
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Mae West Impersonator / 1930s Era Entertainment
A look a like sound a like of the sexy, witty Mae West. Reside in Houston and will travel as needed. Comedic one liners along with Mae West style songs for stage shows, meet and greets, corporate events, theater, commercials and more....
Serves Pembroke Pines
Crooner / 1930s Era Entertainment
J. A. ENTERTAINMENT presents JODY ANDERSON, Fabulous, fun professional vocalist performing with her sidekick, Leonard Johnson - soundman & emcee - singing Old Standards, 50's-60's Rock 'N Roll, Country, Showtunes, Big Band, Some Jazz & Blues,…
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Swing Band / 1930s Era Entertainment
Live music and Disc Jockey Services for Receptions, Corporate Functions, Parties and Dances. We have many packages available including: Great Gatsby Gala A Night At The Cotton Club Chicago Speak Easy Rose Room Swing Night Rat Pack Romp / Night Club Floor…
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Bartender / 1930s Era Entertainment
Serving all of, but not limited to Ohio. My name is Erin and I am the owner of Bar Genie. I have been bartending for ten years with six of those years being tending private events. My experience ranges from small gatherings of ten to weddings with 460…
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Jazz Band / 1930s Era Entertainment
SEE US LIVE! Dan Martin Trio 5/22, 6-9pm Saks, 1st Fl Jewelry Dept 50th St/5th Ave, NYC Dan Martin Trio 6/21, shows at 12, 12:30 & 1pm 300 Madison Ave (42nd St), Lobby, NYC ----------------- "The music was fabulous. Thank you so much!"…
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Branson Style Entertainment / 1930s Era Entertainment
Swing St. Louis brings to life the classics from the 30's, 40', 50's & 60s with hits of the Andrews Sisters, Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, and more. Enjoy lively choreography and retro costuming as we bring the greatest…
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Jazz Band / 1930s Era Entertainment
The Blue Vipers of Brooklyn are an early jazz, swing, and blues band, composed of acoustic guitar/vocals, upright bass, homemade washboard percussion, trumpet and saxophone. Their repertoire of witty songs from 1920's and 30's is augmented by original…


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I am not an avid collector of bootlegged shows. I usually only download them if they are A+ quality.
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The School Board will be holding a series of informative Budget hearings. We would like to welcome everyone. The budget hearings are as follows:
Monday, April 27--6:15pm. Community Center, Room 102
Monday, June 8--6:15pm. Community Center, Room 102
Monday, July 13--6:15pm, Community Center, Room 102
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Hello ^ ^
"Dandelion" is a release in our D-storic!
Dandelions have concept of "war orphans" who waiting for your warm helping hand
Hello ^ ^
"Dandelion" is a release in our D-storic!
Dandelions have concept of "war orphans" who waiting for your warm helping hand
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Oh my, I was hoping this mold will be released again. And 2 'new' skin colors!!! I hope I'll be able to 'adopt' one soon
Will you expect to have Korean Tan some day as well in you store?
Hello ^^
we also happy to release Dandelion again~!
Hope to many customers give her the "love"
we have not plan about Korea Tan skin now but it will update on event period ^^
Thank you for attention !!
KIng size (60cm) head N609 (charisma Narin) and 610 (Nature Narae),
Queen size (50cm) Neferti head is updated in our D-storic!
Thank you for attention ^^
http://d-storic.com/shop/step1.php?number=26 610 (Nature Narae),
http://d-storic.com/shop/step1.php?number=25 N609 (charisma Narin),
http://d-storic.com/shop/step1.php?number=24 Neferti head
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* Event is in progress !
We are going to provide ultra clear (MATT) made in SMP house to Customer who purchase head .
(limited 50 people)
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There's no white skin option for Narae at the moment?
we have not plan of White skin resin but it may be sale event period
Thank you for attention !
What body can be suit with KIng size (60cm) head??
we still not update 60cm(King) & 50cm (Queen) body
but we are going to prepare to update. (it takes time maybe)
Neferti is be compatible with Volks DD Body, GrBody.
(*Neferti is originally have not body : Bimong doesn't make Neferti's Body.)
It's not sure good matches of Narin & Narae with Volks DD Body, GrBody
because there heads are small .
Thank you for attention !
Are you sending outstanding orders before processing new ones? I have been waiting a year for my doll.
My feedback thread http://www.denofangels.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=265701
FOR SALE SD CLOTHES, SHOES,[COLOR="blue"]
Will you be releasing these heads in realskin?
Bucket [PongPong] Night [Chrom] Luke [Rosy]
sorry for late reply~!
we are answered your question on O&A
Please check ^^ Thank you!
you can possible to purchase N609 / N610 heads in realskin either ^^
Thank you !
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Hi! Would you consider selling the Dandelion body alone (without the head)?
My Flickr
The head that fits on dandelion is rook head?
Hello ^^
# Really sorry about delayed shipping
It's beacuse stuck of shipping boxes.
we are waiting box is coming - It's arrived next week
today argently received 10 boxes from another company.
* Box is changed design and size.
It take time due to the order of new box
so tomorrow we are going to shipping 10 package !
# Information about dandelions independence
When it's difficult to Independence or sit please pull tension.
# Dear to customer of Art-bimong.com and Victim of Dollfair.
we know customers so dispointed and really upset.
we understand customers feeling of waiting dolls .
and also understand customers get angry due to long waiting .
so D-storic do our best to prepare quick shipping !
after dollfair incident many customers are losing trust of Artist Bimong and his dolls.
But D-storic is determined try once again restore customer's "Trust" of Bimong's sculptures
even if there are many trouble.
Someone says Art-bimong.com changed name to D-storic
and someone says D-storic is being delayes shipping.
D-storic is not the same company as Art-bimong.com.
D-storic.com completely separate from the Art-Bimong.com not relevant.
and also D-storic is not a large-scale companies.
so it can be little delayed shipping and late pruduction then another big company
but We always try to understand how you feel Waiting for the doll , as much as possible.
and also we do our best to send doll to costomer as soon as possible every day
and we are try Quick send if there is No make up and No option .
(in stock of dolls shipping fist)
Delayed dolls are Art-biong.com 's responsibility It's not D-storic's.
D-storic just shipping doll of Art-Bimong.com that may have not shipping forever..
Please ask a lot of encouragement and cheer.
Hi D-Storic,
Could you please answer my question? I was wondering if the Dandelion body might be available for purchase without the head in the future?
My Flickr
It's possible to purchase Dandelion's only head or boby ^^
Thank you ~~!!
Thank you! How much would Dandelion's body alone cost please?
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sorry for late reply~!
Dandelion's seperate body and head still not determine price
we are going to notice as soon as possible!
thank you for attention ~!