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Black Leadership in the 21st century takes me first to longing to understand who the leaders of our time are. Do they have what it takes to lead us? As we think about leadership, we must bring our attention to leaders. Those we give power to and place our trust in. Those persons whom we put our lives in their hands and hope that they are looking out for our best interests.
Such leaders of today are the Rev. Bernice A. King, the only child of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who followed him into the ministry. Kimberly C. West-Faulcon, former Western Regional Council for the NAACP legal defense and educational fund. She was named one of Ebony magazine's 30 Leaders of the Future. Those are just two people who represent an army of black leaders worldwide. Black leaders of today have a great challenge that they must meet. They have the challenge of reaching the bar that has been set high by the black leaders before them.
The term leadership as defined by Webster's dictionary as "the act or instance of leading." Granted, that sounds great but how do we identify good leadership? It is neither something that is boasted nor something that is created. It is something that is harnessed through spiritual intervention. It is an action taken when odds against us are not popular. Leadership is not in the air that we breathe, but in the souls of those who accept the overwhelming burden.
With that in mind, we must prepare ourselves to pass the leadership torch to a new generation. One born in freedom, not in despair, and one full of hope, yearning for change. Black leadership in the 21st century is not Pan-Africanism. It is not found in the fiery speeches, protests, meetings in church basements or in the hymns of the past. It is in the product of all these elements.
It is found in the ones who do not receive the medals, the plaques or the praise. It is found in the ones who give their time to the young people and do not become weary while doing well. It is also found in the ones who take care of their families and give of themselves until they have nothing left to give.
Leadership in this new day must be given to trusted individuals. Gone are the days when longevity equaled leadership. This mantle must be passed to the younger generation. The face of leadership must change. We must not fear the hands of the young, but embrace their spirit. We must lead not just by example, but lead with a willingness to learn as we go. Black leadership in the 21st century will live no more if we are not willing to pass the tradition of strong leadership.
We as people must stand up and demand change. We must do the unthinkable and demand a change not from other races of people, but from our own. We have to make sure that those who represent us are truly a good representation of who we are as people. No longer can we sit back and allow others to stand for us knowing they are a poor representation of themselves as well as their race. That is not the leadership we need.
Black leadership in the 21st century and beyond will always be sustaining the black family while improving the country and lives of those around them.
This has been a Moment with Meka. Remember to always think outside the lines.


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Chat: Watch Romney Accept Nomination at Republican National Convention
Former presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio are the other big-name speakers Thursday night from Tampa.
Sharon Swanepoel
6:09 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
So Fox News is now confirming that Clint Eastwood is surprise speaker - not sure where he is going to fit in.
R++ - One of the famous "Dacula Crew"
7:55 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Actually that factiod was released on NBC too...
You know , the "Never Been Correct" network, so you have a valid reason to question the item. (Smiles)
R++ - One of the famous "Dacula Crew"
7:55 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Unless it involves Chuck Norris ...
Justin Ove
11:37 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
That was less Dirty Harry and more Heartbreak Ridge. Yeesh.
Larry Reid
7:55 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
I agree Justin. That wasn't very good. What is he now? 102?
Silence Dogood
7:55 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Unless Jesus Christ shows up, I don't give a ....
Daniel S. Mahan
4:35 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Are you going to Charlotte to see Obama? You have such class. All of you haters are going to Charlotte.
Tammy Osier
7:55 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
I hear that Condi Rice was exceptional in her speech last night. I wish I could have heard it. No one knows more bout foreign policy than her. She is just brilliant and has so much class.
7:55 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
I have listened to this RNC and I am a very newsy person so I know what am about to say is the TRUTH!!! In all the sentences that have been spoken since Tuesday, there has been no mention of the Military!!! They are the ones that allow us to have these nation conversations with a secure feeling!!! Success is the Milatary!!! I am sick of all this praise and not one mention of who keeps us SAFE!!! Wake up this Country that is suppose to be so Great!!! America has alot of Liars and Promise alot and try to Restore this Country and it will never happen. Always Blaming Someone!!! The Mitary keeps us Safe and Protects us in everyday and every minute!!! Sorry for this country!!!
4:35 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Well actually Mitt did mention that he would start a new cold war with Russia and saber rattled with Iran.
Pam J
7:55 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
My opinion is this - if you can't win on your own merits, you don't need to win. And, yes, that goes for both parties.
7:55 am on Friday, August 31, 2012
Clint Eastwood's speech was the most entertaining thing to happen at a national party convention in the last 30 years.
3:57 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012
As much as I love Clint Eastwood movie's it's surprising that he is supporting a guy who wants to cut funding for The National Endowment for the Arts, PBS, NPR. How great would his movies have been WITHOUT MUSIC! These programs require so little of the US budget to keep us out of the dark ages. Interesting night.
Daniel S. Mahan
4:35 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Oh no, if we lose National Endowment for the Arts we will lose the Arts! NOT. I don't think so. It is crazy to borrow money from China and then give it to the NEA. You must wake up and look at what is going on - please! Vote Republican and pray we don't lose this country.
3:57 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012
I do belive John Mcain spoke about the military! Mr. Romney had another mission this week, to make sure the people know who he is. They try to paint him as a rich snobb who is out of touch, he had to put that to rest. If he would have said too much about the military the would paint him a war mongerer (sp?) He did speek to veterans earlier this week.
5:19 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012
When will people wake up and see that the Republican Party has become so ideological and hateful that its putting average Americans at great risk. You can either stay ignorant or you can stand your ground and tell them to go to he11.. If you're someone who still votes based on Republican or Democrat your way behind the times, please learn how to vote
Daniel S. Mahan
4:35 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
I'm Republican and I don't hate anybody. Your post however, is mean spirited and bigoted in that you are making general statements about a group of people that you hate and do not understand. Look up the dictionary definition of a bigot and you will see what I mean.
4:35 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Couldn't agree more John, I'm an Independent and I just can't believe how many people vote with "their" side vs. finding out what the truth is and what they really stand for.
Webb Roberts
4:34 pm on Saturday, September 1, 2012
If it's ideological to favor constitutional rule of law, limited government, and living within our means, then I suppose I'm a idealogue. Where's the ignorance in any of that? I thought that many of the speakers at their Tampa convention were inspiring, especially Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. Martinez of NM. Those leaders give me hope for our nation.
Frank Jones
8:49 am on Tuesday, September 18, 2012
It's great to hear that Sen. Rubio and Gov. Martinez give you hope for our nation. Too bad you can't and didn't say the same about former Gov. Romney.
4:38 pm on Sunday, September 2, 2012
Why are females and hispanics going over to the conservative ideology? Simple, they are tired of living off of the government and entitlement checks and skimping all the time and then vote for a democrat to start the process all over again.
Joseph Robert
4:17 pm on Monday, September 3, 2012
Based on their Convention speeches, Romney-Ryan should change their campaign slogan from "We believe in America." to…."We believe in LYING to America."
Romney's Lies:
Ryan's Lies:
Romney-Ryan CANNOT be trusted to lead America!
10:12 am on Sunday, September 16, 2012
I want oboma gone but im just not trusting romney either. Guess i will set thie election out.
Frank Jones
8:49 am on Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Steve, if you're undecided and don't know for whom to vote, I regret to say you should sit the election out. For me, I believe the election rests with many issues:
- Obama inherited a severe mess and with little support by the Republicans stopped the bleeding of jobs.
- the US is better today with General Motors and Chrysler than had these companies folded.
- the stock market has almost doubled, hear me, DOUBLED since Obama took office. US companies are sitting on tons of cash and are hiring, although too slowly.
- the Supreme Court has tilted too far to the right (Citizen's United and others) and 4 more years of Republican opportunity to pack the court is scary.
- Women's rights are being curtailed. Access to abortions is being legislated out and there is a hugh push to abolish abortions for all reasons. I personally would not wish a loved one to have one, but that is not my call...It's a personal choice.
- The tax burden, the effective tax rate of the ultra wealthy is at the lowest level in over 50 years, including the Reagan years when he cut tax rates. Romney wants to cut their rates/burden even more and thus shift the burden onto the rest of us.
Eventhough I don't love everything Obama has said and done, for me its simple...Four more years.
Christopher Hoalt
10:49 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
40 some months of unemployment over 8%
Gasoline prices have DOUBLED
National deficit has risen by 75%
Its simple for me, Out with Obama
12:50 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
If true Republicans taut the free market as the end all (Just words as you LOVE subsidies, oil, farm,etc.), you should know the president has absolutely nothing to do with gas prices rising. It's purely market forces... Furthermore, the CBO has determined that Obamacare will save Americans billions of dollars in healthcare costs. I also didn't hear the level of bitching from the right wing when George Bush QUADRUPLED the debt that Clinton left him. Do you want to speak to that? I thought not. And finally, after 28 straight months of private sector job growth (That IS what we want, right?) and 4.4 million jobs created in the private sector (More than 8 years under George Bush), you have the nerve to complain it isn't happening fast enough? Really? Your party has thrown EVERY roadblock in the way of our President and his efforts to restore the economy after the Bush economic meltdown. Your solution to your perceived problems? Mitt Romney? You have to be joking? Get out of our way... We will be electing President Obama to a second term. Have a nice day!
Frank Jones
10:49 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Steve...Another thing to consider for the election is US foreign affairs and policy. If you recall, Romney has several "Uh Oh" moments on his foreign travel this summer. Today, Romney has another "Uh Oh" moment with the release of his private dinner conversation regarding the middle east. Last week, he had an "Uh Oh" moment when he quickly slammed the President for the Cairo and Libya riots before getting the facts.
As the leader of the most powerful nation on Earth and the country that promotes freedom and justice, the President (whether Romney or Obama) must be someone who chooses his words carefully after obtaining the facts and contemplating the impact of those words.
Romney does not appear to such an individual and renowned conservative leaders are denouncing him including William Kristol who called Romney "stupid and arrogant" and David Brooks who said "He's running a depressingly inept presidential campaign." http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/09/18/us-usa-campaign-idUSBRE88G19620120918
On the domestic front, Romney's 47% video comments reflects just how out of touch he is. In the video, he's referring to the 47% of people who pay no federal income taxes and he claims that they are loyal Democrats who expect handouts from the government. Well get this...Many of those 47% (probably half) are Republicans. He's essentially calling members of his own party "lazy bums".
9:09 am on Friday, September 21, 2012
Wow, I'm impressed with the relatively civil conversation you guys have on your Patch site. Here in Maryland, folks are generally pretty vicious with their disagreements in political discussions. Btw, I ended up here because I'm planning a move to GA next summer.
Bill A
3:47 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
I'm voting for Pres. Obama but believe that the Republican party is it's own worst enemy. No doubt the party has some impressive individuals that would be appealing to most Americans that fall in the "middle" but their names are not Romney, Ryan, Bachman and Palin.
9:40 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
Good for you Bill A. Vote for who ever you like. Romney wins Georgia regardless who YOU vote for.
David Brown
9:40 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
Bill A., I agree with you about voting for President Obama and your thoughts on the Republican Party. You're a good man.:)
Frank Jones
12:09 pm on Saturday, September 29, 2012
NJ4America...As many people claim, Georgia's educational system is failing as evidenced by low SAT scores and high drop-out rates of high school students. Maybe Romney will win in Georgia because, people in this state are simply...Dumb!
9:40 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
The biggest problem for Republicans is that Romney (the old MA governor version) is long gone and the addition of Ryan has completely pulled the ticket to appeal only to the most extreme right voter. They have lost the vast centrist conservative and they practically offend independent minded voters. You will have pundits saying that Romney should double down and become more like Ryan, but it almost seems like he is having a personal war within the party as to how far right he is willing to go. I think that he has stretched himself about as far as he is personally willing to go to be an "extreme conservative." The division within the party and even within the ticket is becoming embarrassing and is [probably best summed up in this clip where Mitt had to correct the crowd's persistant chant for Ryan, instead of "Romney/Ryan."
This is in Ohio. Is it any wonder why they are getting trounced?
Bill A
12:09 pm on Saturday, September 29, 2012
@ NJ4America...true enough but I get a consolation prize: Obama will win my home state of New Jersey... but since when did GA win the presidency for ANY candidate?
Webb Roberts
6:33 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Rewarding an administration with these failed foreign, economic, and domestic policies is insane. I can't wait to hear the President's economic plan to turn things around. With the pathetic economy he will inherit if he prevails I suppose we will have to listen to him continue try to shift the blame to Bush 43 for another four years. I doubt that Romney (or any other real President) will ever blame his predecessor for his subsequent failures. I've never that before from ANY President. That's my recollection. Feel free to set me straight if I've missed one. And be nice.
Webb Roberts
12:41 pm on Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Thank you for the talking points Zac. My point is that no "real" President blames his precdecessor for the conditions under his administration; particularly not 3.5 years into his presidency. I was not defending the Bush economy I was criticizing the current President. Did you come up with any previous President who blamed their predecessor? Let's agreee that I will not vote for W again or President Obama since both were failures when it came to the economy. Deal?
Webb Roberts
2:48 pm on Tuesday, October 2, 2012
How about a new thread here? Perhaps about the debates.


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Interesting. I dont think of Morris as a particularly abstract choreographer no more abstract than Balanchine, for instance. I find his work to be emotionally legible in the much the same way that Balanchines is theres no narrative that one can really articulate in words, but theres definitely a story. In contrast, I find Forsythe and Elo, for example, to be very abstract no stories there at all, really, just states-of-being. (Wheeldon has it both ways in After the Rain.)
I like Morris work a lot, and find it plenty formal in its overall structure, but I did find the bodies very difficult to read at first since my previous dance watching experience consisted primarily of Balanchine, Robbins, Cunningham, Taylor, and Graham and to my eyes those choreographers (and ballet in general) deploy the body in very clearly delineated shapes that hew closely to an ideal armature or grid, whether in motion or in stasis. Morris dancers bodies dont quite do that Im not suggesting that it is actually so, but in motion at least, their placement looks somehow approximate i.e., not working to an ideal plane: theyre not exactly turned out, but theyre not exactly not turned out either. (Interestingly enough, the shapes Morris dancers make look much more clearly delineated and carefully placed in still photos than they do live or in video.) It took me a while to get my head wrapped around this.
I find Morris choreography for soloists relatively (and I stress relatively) uninteresting. But his work for two or more dancers now that I find thoroughly engaging and affecting. To me, these larger shapes seem to resonate more and carry more meaning than the solo work does, and his vocabulary for groups seems richer than his vocabulary for soloists.
Personally, I like the goofy stuff too. The second section of Mozart Dances is high on my list of favorite Morris, but my absolute favorite Morris is when the deliriously joyful Hard Nut Snowflakes explode handfuls of glitter skyward as they hurtle full tilt across the stage it makes me laugh out loud from sheer delight every single time. The mix of bodies and genders in the same tutus-n-snowcone crown costumes is just wonderful as if Morris decided to take the inverse of Balanchine and put everybody -- the world on stage to get sixteen girls ...
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The Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce will be accepting entries for its inaugural Vancouver Vantage Point photo contest through Feb. 28. Photo submissions will be accepted through firstname.lastname@example.com.
They should not exceed 1 megabyte each. The chamber's membership committee will select winners in March. The photo contest challenge is to "See Vancouver Differently." The chamber encourages novice-level, students and professional photographers to enter. The Grand Prize winner's photo will be used as the chamber's 2013 cover photo on its recruitment packet. The Most Creative winner's photo will be the back page of the recruitment packet.
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Stir-fry is an easy way to whip up a healthy, flavorful and versatile dish. Substitute chicken or shrimp for the beef, or use tofu and vegetable stock for a vegetarian version. A healthy meal for the whole family! Bok choy is a wonderful leafy vegetable, packed with vitamins A & C and calcium. This makes enough for 4, particularly if you serve with rice.
1 Tablespoons fresh ginger (grated or sliced thin)
1 Tablespoon garlic, chopped or through a garlic press
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1 teaspoon toasted sesame oil
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3 carrots, thinly sliced
1 medium head bok choy (yields about 2 cups uncooked)
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20 comments:
- Girlie Blogger said...
Well they are right. It's literally all about calories in vs. calories out.
Happy Thanksgiving. I'm sure your mama's sauce is delicious.
http://www.thegirlieblog.com - November 21, 2011 at 6:43 PM
- The Aly Way said...
Extremely motivating! And I completely agree... have been working out for the past three years, and I only see a real difference when I focus on the food, which is much harder than anything else. Lately I've been looking to the Tumblr blog "Undressed Skeleton" for recipes and motivation, and SparkPeople for calorie counts. Great post/reminder ;)
~www.thealyway.blogspot.com~ - November 21, 2011 at 7:00 PM
- Bestie said...
oh my, thanks for the motivation to get my sorry arse to the gym tomorrow!!!
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happy thanksgiving to you. - November 21, 2011 at 7:22 PM
- Jaclyn Kaye said...
Ughhh, dang you for posting this!!!! (but I do love me some Carrie!!!) It is true though... "a moment on the lips is forever on the hips"... :)
Have a very happy thanksgiving, girl!!!
A Day in the Life and Mind... - November 21, 2011 at 7:32 PM
- Sarah said...
Love this. and NEEDED this. You're totally right. ALL OF THESE IMAGES are totally right. I need to try to be healthier through the holidays. GREAT POST, doll!
http://www.pencilskirtsandlattes.com - November 21, 2011 at 8:27 PM
- fifi said...
thanks for the motivation and inspiration!! i need to get to in the gym! the girl in the yellow tank is actually my friends girlfriend!!! xo
- November 21, 2011 at 8:41 PM
- Holly said...
Wow, the difference between 131lbs and 123lbs is actually pretty big! :O
- November 21, 2011 at 11:58 PM
- Melissa said...
Great motivational pic! I will be thinking of that before I splurge and over eat!
- November 22, 2011 at 5:41 AM
- theyuppiefiles said...
I've got good control on only eating until I'm full but looking at two Thanksgiving's this week is a little rough! Thanks for the motivation, going to keep coming back to this all month!
- November 22, 2011 at 6:06 AM
- Rachel {Da Paura ♥} said...
Great inspiration! All so motivating..especially this week when holiday temptations are everywhere! Thank you for this! :)
Rachel - November 22, 2011 at 6:16 AM
- Kindra said...
i so needed to see this today!
- November 22, 2011 at 7:44 AM
- Kindra said...
i so needed to see this today!
- November 22, 2011 at 7:44 AM
- Mad For Fashion...For Less said...
Thank you so much for this great tips!
- November 22, 2011 at 8:53 AM
- Fashion Meets Food said...
I definitely needed to see this! I have been so frustrated with my weight lately and the holidays always seem to destroy me. xo
- November 22, 2011 at 9:11 AM
- Julie (Little Pink Rain Boots) said...
Thanksgiving is always so hard for me, I love pumpkin pie! I'll just be hitting the gym harder come Friday hehe. Thanks for the photo inspiration.
- November 22, 2011 at 10:14 AM
- Glam Fashionista said...
Eating healthy and exercice, but in moderation. Lovely blog, if you want visit my blog and let me know if you want to follow and I will follow back.
- November 22, 2011 at 10:19 AM
- PeaceLoveApplesauce said...
Oh boy! This makes me depressed. haha!
- November 22, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- Ruth said...
I forgive for this as it is all true.
- November 22, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- Bud and Leo said...
Thanks for the reminder! My hubby is already trying to get me off track this week! Fewer bites and more minutes in the gym this weekend for me!
Kelli - November 22, 2011 at 8:34 PM
- tara said...
amazed at the difference between 131 and and 123! too bad i plan on stuffing my face tomorrow! :)
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News From the Friends
Library Newsletter now available by email
Use the City of Cedar Falls' "Notify Me" service to have the newsletter delivered automatically to your email every month. Go to http://www.cedarfalls.com /and click on "Notify Me" in the upper right-hand corner. Follow the instructions and check "Public Library" to receive this newsletter at the beginning of each month.
Friends of the Cedar Falls Public Library
Minutes of the Annual Meeting
April 21, 2012
Present: 41 members and guests of the Cedar Falls FOTL were present.
Welcome and Introduction of Program: Sue Doody, President of FOTL, introduced today's program, presented by Half Masted, a comedic group from UNI organized by Doug Shaw of the mathematics department. They presented several acts, including deleted scenes from Classic Literature and a skit called Crosswords.
President Sue Doody called the Annual Business Meeting to order at 12:00 noon.
She thanked the current FOTL Board members.
Minutes: The minutes from the April 9, 2011, annual meeting were presented. Motion by Joan Duea, seconded by Lynn Blair-Broeker, to approve the minutes. Motion carried.
President's Report: President Sue Doody summarized the year's work and finances of FOTL in lieu of individual reports from Board members. Highlights of her report include the following:
- The Book Nook is the main income-producing segment of the FOTL. Over $41,000 was brought into the Book Nook through sales of books, magazines, DVDs and other miscellaneous items. In addition, through the hard work of our new Membership Chair, Joan Duea, approximately $8,000 was realized in membership dues (300 plus members).
- More than $30,000 was given in support of the Cedar Falls Public Library in the form of the new Young Adults area. Visit this area and see what we have done.
- Less than five percent of the annual budget is spent on maintenance of FOTL.
- A book for the library will be presented to commemorate outgoing board members Bob Robinson, Sue Doody and Maelou Baxter.
- The FOTL gives quiet and consistent support to the Cedar Falls Public Library. This ranges from book groups, support for children's programs separate from the regular programs of the CFPL, appreciation to the staff in the form of culinary delights throughout the year.
- During the past year, Sheryl McGovern, Sue Doody and Bob Robinson have visited civic groups promoting the FOTL and CFPL.
- The future of the library is, of course, our youth and children. The playhouse has been redecorated, refurbished and remodeled due to efforts of FOTL.
- Sue closed by saying "Thank you. It is a pleasure to work here as a volunteer."
Nominating Committee
On behalf of the Nominating Committee, Kim Prinsen recommended the election of Carol Brown, Maelou Baxter and David Walker to the FOTL Board. Motion was seconded by Joan Loslo that a unanimous ballot be cast. Motion carried.
Barb Cardamon announced that a new leader is needed for Book Talk. This group meets on the fourth Thursday of the month at 10:00 a.m. and arranges for speakers.
Trustee's Thanks
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, Lynn Blair-Broeker thanked all the Friends for attending the meeting and expressed thanks to outgoing board members, Bob Robinson, Sue Doody and Maelou Baxter.
Meeting was adjourned at 12:25, followed by a delicious salad luncheon.
Respectfully submitted,
Sara Lair, Secretary
Friends of the Library Annual Report 2011-2012
Friends' support of the library continues to grow. It grows steadily because of the financial resources and the dedication of the Friends Board and the general membership. The support takes many different forms—support of the building, programming, events, and literacy outreach. Below are the many ways the Friends have supported the library and literacy in the Cedar Valley.
Building Support
- Provided $30,000 for renovation of the Young Adult area
- Purchased 3 replacement bushes for library gardens
- Purchased Young Adult area electronic bulletin board and laminator for staff
- Remodeled and redecorated Youth Department playhouse
Library Programming Support
- Funded instructors for WiFi computer lab
- Organized and supported monthly adult book discussion groups and book talks
- Assisted in financially supporting summer library programs for all ages
Events Support
- Provided lunch for library staff and breakfast for annual City Council/Library Trustee meeting
Literacy Outreach Support
- Purchased a book for each Cedar Falls 5th grader for Cedar Valley Youth Reads event
- Purchase "Book Page" for patrons
Contact Information
For Friends information, contact Maelou Baxter at email@example.com or call the CFPL at 319-273-8643.


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Big Brothers Big Sisters strives to gain 100 mentors in 100 days
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Detroit launches its sixth annual "100 Mentors in 100 Days" campaign with the theme "Start Something: Engage. Inspire. Invest."
Sponsored by the Coca-Cola Co., the goal of the campaign is to meet the ever growing need for an increased number of mentors, particularly men. The 2013 campaign also includes a fundraising goal of $60,000. Supporters are asked to become mentors and/or recruit mentors and give dollars to offset costs for the ongoing mentoring programs the first 100 days of the year.
"Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Detroit is a dynamic organization making great impact through mentoring in the Metro Detroit area," shared Percy L. Wells, regional vice president.
"Coca Cola is committed to making a difference and enhancing the lives of the communities we touch, and our support of the '100 Mentors in 100 Days' Campaign is just one example of that."
The campaign will run now through April 9. Participants include Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies from the I-75 corridor and Lansing.
The campaign includes a multitude of recruitment and awareness activities and events, as well as an E-Giving campaign to engage individuals and community partners in spreading the word and encouraging men to put the "men" back in "mentoring." Campaign activities include partnership recruitment activities with local African American fraternities during Black History Month, March Madness for Mentoring events during March Madness as well as additional corporate and faith-based mentor recruitment throughout the campaign.
"Each January, we celebrate people who volunteer to mentor children for National Mentoring Month. We strive to kick the year off in a big way by providing even more mentors for our young people," shared President and CEO Dara Munson.
"This year we are excited to have the Coca-Cola Co. on board as a sponsor. This campaign is crucial to bringing new individuals and supporters into the mentoring community to help uplift children and help them achieve their greatness."
The "100 Mentors in 100 Days" campaign will support the organization via mentors and funds and ultimately, positive outcomes for children. The campaign will culminate in April during Volunteer Appreciation Week where old and new mentors will be celebrated for their commitment to tri-county area youth.
For more than 100 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is the ability to succeed and thrive in life. Donations allow Big Brothers Big Sisters to carefully pair each young person with the right mentor and provide ongoing support. Continued...
Most children served by Big Brothers Big Sisters are in single-parent and low-income families or households where a parent is incarcerated.
For more information of how to sign up, call 313-309-0500 or visit www.bbbsdetroit.org.
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Haven't we heard this story before? Many, many times?
Since he left coaching and went into broadcasting in 2009, Gruden has been the subject of such rumors concerning teams with coaching vacancies or teams whose fans want them to have coaching vacancies.
But the latest one out there is pretty interesting. CBSChicago.com senior columnist and WSCR radio host Dan Bernstein tweeted Tuesday that Hub Arkush of Pro Football Weekly had mentioned on air that Gruden, currently an analyst for ESPN's "Monday Night Football," is in talks with the Oakland Raiders to return as their head coach.
That's the same Oakland Raiders that allowed Gruden to go to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (and were highly compensated for the move) after leading the team to a 40-28 record and an AFC championship appearance in four seasons.
Well, not exactly the same Raiders. Late owner Al Davis is no longer in charge. His son, Mark Daivs, is, and he is said to be unhappy with the direction of the 3-9 team under first-year Coach Dennis Allen.
No comment from Gruden on the Raiders rumors so far, but here's what he had to say last week in shooting down reports that he was considering an offer to coach at the University of Tennessee:
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Home sellers often spend some time considering selling their home before actually putting it on the market. It is common for sellers to contact their real estate agent to discuss what improvements could be done to their home to make it more appealing to home buyers as well as maximizing their selling price.
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This is funny to me since last year we completely remodeled our kitchen (brand new upgraded EVERYTHING, including cabinets, granite, stainless steel, etc.) and in 3 weeks we're having our siding, front door and roof replaced. A realtor told us at best we'd sell our house faster, but we wouldn't "recoup" a dime of it.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Janee Thompson scored 13 points, including a 3-pointer with 8.4 seconds left, to lift No. 9 Kentucky to a 48-47 comeback victory over No. 6 Louisville Sunday night.
The freshman guard finished with 13 points and scored the final six for the Wildcats (6-1), who trailed by 14 points in the second half before rallying down the stretch behind tough defense that held Louisville without a field goal for the final 4:54.
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Shoni Schimmel finished with 13 points to lead the Cardinals, who led 35-21 with 15:08 left before wilting in the final minutes from Kentucky's defensive pressure. The Cardinals committed 25 turnovers.
DeNesha Stallworth scored 14 points for Kentucky, which claimed Bluegrass State bragging rights for the second straight year over the Cardinals.
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Veterans Day Sparks Free Meals at Restaurants
By: Bejoy Joseph
Updated: November 13, 2012
The major food chains listed below are giving military members freebies to dine. It's an appreciation day for service men and women across the nation for their service.
Veterans Day free meals were available at:
- Friendly's
- Outback Steakhouse - Blooming onion only
- Einstein Brothers Bagels
- On the Boarder
- Red Lobster - Appetizer only
- McCormick & Schmicks
- Golden Corral
- Little Ceasars - Crazy bread only
- BJs Restaurant & Brewhouse
- Olive Garden
- Dennys
- TGI Fridays
- Chilis
- Red Robin
- Sizzler
- Texas Roadhouse
- Krispy Kreme
Please note some of these Veterans Day free meals are nationwide but some are only at participating locations. Please call the restaurant before you leave home to make sure they are taking part.
Please bring proof of identification, such as a Military I.D, form DD214, or Veterans Organization Cards. Wearing a military uniform or a photo in uniform are also acceptable forms of identification to get free meals.


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Bainbridge council to plan annual retreat
By RICHARD D. OXLEY
Bainbridge Island Review Staff Writer
December 19, 2012 · 3:11 PM
The Bainbridge Island City Council's agenda is light as the year comes to a close and the holidays approach.
But one item should get plenty of attention at the council's Wednesday, Dec. 19 meeting.
The city council will begin planning for its annual retreat at the start of January. The retreat serves as a key strategic moment for council members to set the tone, vision and path for the city in the coming year.
The retreat is scheduled to be held from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 6. As with past retreats, the council will meet at the Bloedel Reserve's Education Center. The meeting is open to the public.
The annual retreat serves as an intensive forum for the council to develop and plan its goals and work plan for the coming year. During such time, council members have an opportunity to discuss what they see as priorities, and develop the direction of the city in the months and years to come.
Hot topics remain lingering among the council such as the future of the city's water utility, island roads funding and the state of the police department.
Council members will also get an overview of city procedures and rules.
The next year's council mayor and mayor pro tem will be discussed, and the top picks will be appointed at the following council meeting. Currently, Councilwoman Debbi Lester serves as mayor. Councilwoman Kirsten Hytopoulos held the title in 2011.
The retreat will also include an overview of the strategic visioning exercise the council took part in during the summer. The exercise was administered by representatives from Strategic Government Resources, the search firm charged at the time with finding Bainbridge Island's next city manager.
The remainder of the city council's Dec. 19 meeting will be composed of mostly procedural and housekeeping items such as amending the city code for business and occupation taxes, discussing the storm and surface water management repayment to the street fund, terms of a Public Works Trust Fund loan, the water system plan update, and interlocal agreements with the Kitsap Regional Coordinating Council and with Kitsap County for cooperative services on road projects.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky officials say an inventory that records toxic releases by industries in the state showed a reduction in releases in 2011.
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CNN's Brian Todd reports that terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki continues to inspire jihadists from the grave.
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By reporting this you just gave permission to all the arsonists and firebugs to start fires across the US and blame it on Al Qaeda. We did exactly what Al Qaeda wanted us to do. They won't have to set foot in the US and will sit back and enjoy watching us burn.
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The jury will begin deciding the fate of former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards Friday, a day after closing arguments concluded in the corruption trial.
Before the closing arguments in the Greensboro, North Carolina courtroom, Edwards' defense team rested its case without calling him to testify.
The jury should begin deliberating Friday morning because the judge read instructions to the jury late Thursday afternoon.
Attorneys for Edwards also chose not to call his eldest daughter, Cate, and prosecution star witness Andrew Young, a former Edwards campaign aide, before wrapping up their case Wednesday.
The government alleges Edwards "knowingly and willingly" accepted large amounts of money from wealthy campaign donors Fred Baron and Rachel Mellon to hide former mistress Rielle Hunter and her pregnancy in an effort to remain a viable candidate in his 2008 presidential campaign.
CNN Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin said the defense team's failure to call more witnesses did not necessarily signify anything.
"The defense clearly feels that its core argument is already before the jurors --- which is that, whatever you think of Edwards as a human being, there is no way that he regarded the payments by Baron and Mellon as campaign contributions," Toobin said.
He is charged with six counts of illegal campaign contributions, conspiracy and falsifying documents. The trial is in its fourth week. If found guilty on all charges, Edwards would face up to 30 years in prison and a $1.5 million fine.
Hunter lives a distance from Edwards in North Carolina. However, they both parent their 4-year-old daughter.
After not attending court Wednesday, Cate Edwards was back in the courtroom for closing arguments Thursday, joining her grandparents behind John Edwards.


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From the main TRAIN and BUS station wait for the bus line no.4 and get off the bus at sixth station, then turn around and go back the way you came,about 200m at the first intersection we are on the far side on the right. Taxi service in Novi Sad is very good and cheap and from the main bus/train station a taxi ride to you hostel will cost you approximately 2 euro's. If from any reason you can't find us, feel free to contact us.


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Rachel Faye Frye Cox Bittle, 65, of Rockingham, went to be with the Lord, Thursday, February 21, 2013 at her home.
Mrs. Bittle was born November 29, 1947 in Randolph County, a daughter of the late Morris Watson and Rachel Inez Millikan Frye. She was a member of Faith Free Will Baptist Church and had been employed with Biscuitville, Winn Dixie and most recently Richmond County Schools in the cafeteria of Ashley Chapel School.
Surviving are her husband, Paul J. Bittle of the home; sons, Ricky Cox, Wayne Cox, Larry Cox, Phillip Cox and Timmy Cox, all of Rockingham; daughter, Diane Cox Ingram of Rockingham; step son, Paul Alan Bittle of Rockingham; nineteen grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; brother, Douglas Frye of Supply, NC; and sister, Darlene F. Vansise of Fayetteville, NC.
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Sunday at Faith Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. Terry McDaniel officiating. Interment will follow in Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery in Ellerbe.
The family will see friends from 6 to 8 pm Saturday at Carter Funeral Home in Rockingham and at other times at the home, 216 Cartledge Creek Rd., Rockingham.
Memorials may be made to Faith Free Will Baptist Church, 657 Airport Road, Rockingham, NC 28379.
Condolences may be made online at www.carterfuneral.net.
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