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Office: 216 Campus Center Building
|As a member of SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild/American Federation of TV and Radio Artists) and AEA (Actors Equity), Mr. Cronin has appeared in over 200 TV shows, Films, and Stage Productions. Among these are recurring roles on Seinfeld, Home Improvement, All in The Family, Hill Street Blues, Alice and LA Law. Mr. Cronin's film credits include featured roles in Splash, Rocky V, Dr. Giggles and Sibling Rivalry.
Spring 2013 has Mr. Cronin starring as Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman at The Everyman Palace Theatre in Cork City, Ireland as part of The Gathering. He will reprise this role at the National Theatre of Serbia in Belgrade in June.
As a professor of Theatre at ETSU Mr. Cronin both acts and directs. He teaches all levels of acting and directing and is the former holder of the Basler Chair of Excellence. At ETSU Mr. Cronin has directed the following plays: You Can't Take It With You, Our Town, The Crucible, Forever Plaid and Beautiful Bodies. He has acted in Inherit The Wind, Death of a Salesman and Three The Hard Way. A complete list of credits can be found on Patrick's website
|Karen Brewster
Office: 116 Brooks Gym
Karen Brewster serves the ETSU Department of Communication as Associate Chair, and the Division of Theatre & Dance as resident costume designer and costume shop supervisor. She teaches courses in Theatrical Design (Basic and Costume), Stagecraft, Stage Makeup and Theatre History.
Karen earned her MFA in Costume, Makeup, and Mask Design from Michigan State University in 1982. After working in numerous theatre companies from Nebraska to Maine, she joined Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Virginia as costume shop supervisor and resident costume designer working full time for them for many years. She still maintains a working relationship with Barter Theatre as a freelance designer and to date has designed well over 50 shows for the company, including her most recent work Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps.
Karen is also an author, with a recent release (July 2011) co-authored with Melissa Shafer titled Fundamentals of Theatrical Design: A Guide to the Basics of Scenic, Costume, and Lighting Design published by Allworth Press. Brewster and Shafer are now working on their second book titled Theatrical Genre and Style: A Guide for Designers, Directors, and Performers, also by Allworth Press and due to be published in 2015.
Karen currently serves on the Board of SETC as Chair of the College and University Division.
|Bobby Funk
Office: 207-C Campus Center Building
Bobby Funk teaches a variety of performance classes: Directing, Acting I, Acting for Commercials and Industrial Films, Stage Combat, and The Audition Process. Bobby has two children, Kennedy and Duvall. He is an avid Pittsburgh Steeler fan.
He has taught at Southern Mississippi and at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Bobby did his undergraduate work at Western Carolina University. He then went on to study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York and then to receive his MFA Degree in Acting and Directing from UNC-Greensboro. He has worked professionally as an actor and director Off-Broadway and in regional theatres across the country.
He is the author of the book, The Audition Process: A Guide for Actors and has also written a number of plays including, Co. Aytch: Memoirs of a Confederate Soldier, Treasure Island, Robin Hood, The Dream Continues: The History of the Civil Rights Movement in America, The Brave and the Free, River Rising: TVA and the Town of Butler and Hear That Whistle Blow...Erwin Train A Coming. In 1999 Hear That Whistle Blow...Erwin Train A Coming was selected to perform at the Kennedy Center as part of the finals of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.
|Delbert L. Hall
Office: 201-E Campus Center Building
Delbert Hall is a Professor of Theatre and Dance at East Tennessee State University and has been its scenic designer since 1986. He is also the Director of ETSU's Aerial Dance program. Dr. Hall earned his Ph.D. from the University of Florida, and an MFA from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He is an ETCP Certified Rigger and an ETCP Recognized Trainer. Delbert is also the owner and president of D2 Flying Effects, LLC. He has flown performers in over 300 productions nationally, including productions at many of the major regional theatre companies in the US. He has worked with internationally known directors, such as Debbie Allen and Christopher Renshaw, and flown major performers and celebrities such as the Backstreet Boys. He has designed performer flying systems and equipment that is used by other flying effects companies and aerial groups.
Dr. Hall regularly does rigging for aerial dance productions and teaches rigging classes and workshops across the country. He is also the author of the book Rigging Math Made Simple, and RigCalc, an app (both iPhone/iPad and Android versions) that contains a comprehensive group of tools for entertainment riggers.
At ETSU, Dr. Hall teaches Introduction to Theatre, Scenic Design, Stage Rigging, and Theatre Management.
|Cara L. Harker
Office: 207-B Campus Center
Cara Harker teaches Dance Repertory for Performance, Musical Theatre Dance, Jazz, Tap, Ballroom, Dance Improvisation, Dance Composition, and Dance as a Human Experience. Cara graduated from Thomas More College with a BA in Theatre and English in 1999 and from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University with an MFA in Theatre Performance in 2003.
Credits include directing and choreographing Quilters at ETSU and Girl's Eye View, a play which she co-wrote, choreographed, and performed in at Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati. Her new play, Memoir of a Mythomaniac: the True Story of a Compulsive Liar (or Tallulah Dies) premiered at the Cincinnati Fringe Festival in June 2011, where it took home the Dr. Robert J. Thierauf Producer's Pick of the Fringe Award. Tallulah Dies was also performed at ETSU's Bud Frank Theatre in February 2012 and at the Southeastern Theatre Conference Fringe Festival in Chattanooga in March 2012.
Summers 2010 and 2011, she directed and choreographed The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Virginia's longest running outdoor drama. She also recently presented The Art of the Solo Dance, which included a new solo performance, Memoir, at the International University Global Theatre Experience Conference in Leitring bei Leibnitz, Austria.
|Herb Parker
Office: 207-A Campus Center Building
Herb Parker came to ETSU after an acting career that spanned more than 30 years in regional theatre, Off-Broadway, stock and national tour. For ETSU he has directed for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf, Little Shop of Horrors, for which he was honored with a KCACTF Meritorious Service Award for "Excellence in Directing," Hamlet, As You Like It, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and his own adaptation of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Caesar 2012.
In 2009 he was named a Teaching Artist in the Performance Category by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. He has acted on campus as Duncan and the Porter in Macbeth, Matthew Harrison Brady in Inherit the Wind and as Mr. M in My Children! My Africa!, a co-production with Oldcastle Theatre Company of Bennington, Vermont.
He is a Respondent for KCACTF Region IV and a member of the Region IV Selection Team. His acting book, Bark Like a Dog! Outrageous Ideas for Actors, will be published in 2013. He holds an MFA from Ohio University's Professional Actor Training Program and he is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association.
|Melissa Shafer
Office: 116 Brooks Gym
Melissa Shafer's areas of specialization are Scenic and Lighting Design and she also serves as the Theatre Program's Technical Director. A native of the St. Louis metropolitan area, Melissa received her MFA in Theatre Design in 1985 from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and her BA from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. She has taught theatre at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, and Loyola University New Orleans.
Melissa is the co-author (with colleague Karen Brewster) of the book The Fundamentals of Theatrical Design: A Guide to the Basics of Scenic, Costume, and Lighting Design. Her freelance design credits include work with the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Virginia; Manbites Dog Theatre in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina; The Civic Theatre of Central Florida; The Birmingham Children's Theatre, Southern Danceworks; Milligan College; Kennesaw State University; Lambuth University; St. Louis Community College at Forest Park, and Western Nebraska College. She has also done freelance production work for such companies as The Mid-America Dance Company, The National Black Touring Circuit, and Tulane University.
Melissa is the immediate past-President of the Tennessee Theatre Association, and an active member of the Southeastern Theatre Conference, and the United States Institute for Theatre Technology.
|Scott A. Koenig
Office: 120 Brooks Gym
Scott began his theatre career over two decades ago when he worked as a Production Intern for then Off-Broadway producer Richard Frankel (Song of Singapore and Penn and Teller Rot in Hell). Quickly emerging as a talented technical theatre professional, a mere three years later Scott took the position of Resident Sound Designer at the world famous Barter Theatre, making Scott the youngest resident designer in the history of that Theatre. Continuing that trend Scott's design work, not only in sound but in scenery and lighting as well, has been enjoyed in well over 60 professional productions in 6 different states.
After the birth of his daughter, Scott shifted his focus from professional to Academic Theatre returning to ETSU in 2003 for a Master of Arts in Teaching Theatre. Scott worked the next five years at Northeast State Community College as an Adjunct Professor, Technical Director, Design Coordinator, and also directing plays including Frankenstein which was the premier show at the then brand new Regional Center for the Performing Arts.
Presently Scott is the Shop Supervisor/lab instructor for the ETSU Division of Theatre & Dance, as well as the Technical Director for the Mary B Martin School of the Arts.
|Christine Waxstein
Office: 201-F Campus Center Building
Christine Waxstein is the Division Secretary and Box Office Manager. She received her MA in Professional Communication with an emphasis in Theatre Design from ETSU in 2012. She served as the Division's Graduate Assistant designing costumes for productions and managing the costume shop. Her thesis titled Digital Illustration: The Costume Designer's Process For East Tennessee State University's Spring Dance Concert 2012 was published in December 2012. She graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with her BS in Speech & Theatre in 2009.
Credits include Costume Designer for Treasure Island at Northeast State Community College, for ETSU's productions of Caesar 2012, Beautiful Bodies, Spring Dance Concert 2012, Memoir of a Mythomaniac: The True Story of a Compulsive Liar (or Tallulah Dies), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Jake's Women, Robin Hood: Marian's Revenge, Spring Dance Concert 2011, and Assistant Costume Designer for A Midsummer Night's Dream. She was nominated several times for the KCACTF Barbizon Costume Design competition and received the 2012 Outstanding Graduate Creative Achievement Award for her work within the Division of Theatre & Dance.
She has previously worked at the Clayton Center for the Arts at Maryville College, at the Historic Tennessee Theatre, and at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC).


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Jillian St. Jacques teaches Writing for Media, with an emphasis on print journalism and the role of media in popular culture. His research interests and publications include essays and articles on the representation of sexual ambiguity in works of adaptation, and the political framing of alterity and abjection in literature and film. Central to Jillian's teaching and research is the ongoing university-wide commitment to developing community discussion on issues of difference, power and discrimination. Recent publications include Adaptation Theories, a collection of scholarly works on contemporary adaptation theory, essays and articles in The Journal of Visual Culture and Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism, and short stories in Fiction International, Black Ice and Nobodaddies. His journalism has appeared in The Harford Courant, The Durango Herald, The Canandaigua Daily Messenger and The Greece Post. His work in public relations has won awards from The National School Public Relations Association and The New York Schools Public Relations Association.
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"Retrotranslations of Post-transsexuality, Notions of Regret." Journal of Visual Culture (6) April 2007
"Embodying a Transsexual Alphabet." Joe Boone & Karin Quimby, eds., Queer Frontiers: Millennial Geographies, Genders and Generations, University of Wisconsin Press, 2000
"Case Histories," Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism (26), May 1999
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Indie filmmaker Joseph Sikorski used money from his film's budget and raised some additional last minute funds to make the contribution to the cause. With the $850,000 goal reached, matching funds for the Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe will be released, allowing the non-profit group led by Jane Alcorn to purchase the property for a new museum.
"It's a sequence of priorities," Sikorski said in a release. "The first thing was to support all the efforts to preserve this valuable piece of history. It's all part of the vindication of Tesla, who sacrificed so much and died penniless. Telling his story is the next part."
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NEW ORLEANS - When DeMar DeRozan found out he had made his first NBA All-Star Game two weeks ago, receiving the news on the team plane upon landing in Denver, he wasn't surprised but instead described the feeling as a surreal one.
Now - 48 hours before the main event - the Raptors' leading scorer is soaking it all in, still a little starry-eyed, mindful of how far he has come and what it's taken to get him to this point.
"It's starting to become real now," he told TSN.ca Friday afternoon, as the All-Star participants gathered in the cavernous ballroom of a New Orleans hotel for their annual media day circus.
"I think when I really go out there, put the jersey on and head to the arena Sunday evening [it will really hit me]."
The 24-year-old DeRozan does not have to look very far to find mementos of his NBA journey, the closest one will be sitting adjacent to him on the Eastern Conference team's bench when the game tips off on Sunday.
Heat forward and fellow All-Star reserve Chris Bosh was one of the first to pull DeRozan aside upon arrival in New Orleans this weekend. Bosh - the Raptors' last representative in the All-Star Game, four years ago - left for Miami following DeRozan's rookie season. He, as much as anyone, can attest to DeRozan's growth as a player and the message he had for his former teammate was just that.
"I'm proud of you," he told the Raptors' guard.
"It means a lot," DeRozan said of Bosh's kind words. "We were just laughing because I remember being the only rookie, 19-years-old on the Raptors, him being a star and seeing all the things he was going through when he was [in Toronto] and how he had to carry the team on his back."
"After he left I had to step up and learn. It's just crazy, we were laughing at how fast time flies. It seems like yesterday I was that rookie who wouldn't shoot the ball and passed it to Chris every time."
There was pressure on DeRozan to contribute right out of the gate, starting 65 games - most of them alongside Bosh - as a rookie in Toronto. He was, to his own admission, a deer in the NBA headlights. He attempted fewer than seven shots per game - which more than doubled in his second year, without Bosh in the lineup - yet averaged less than an assist in over 21 minutes a night.
At the time, becoming an All-Star was not even on his radar, his focus was self-preservation and proving his worth as an NBA player.
"You're always stuck in the moment," he remembered. "You stay on course with your everyday tasks and you work towards something like this, you just work every single day. I knew if I just stay consistent, stay focused and didn't get down on myself too much I knew I had a chance."
Five seasons later - one year removed from signing a long-term contract extension - his work ethic has not wavered, if anything it's gotten stronger, more relentless.
"I'm proud of DeMar," said Terrence Ross, who has become a protégé of DeRozan's. "He's put in so much work. To see him here is like, man, I wish we could give him more for all he's done. I'm just happy he's here getting a chance to prove to the world what he can do."
Now that he's here, now that he's come this far he knows not to take it for granted. DeRozan - who is tied for fourth in the league in minutes played, also nursing an ankle injury - could have used the time off but you'll never get him to admit it. He's honoured to be representing the third-place, division-leading Raptors on the world stage.
He was caught off guard when his agent called to deliver the league's invitation to participate in Saturday's Skills Challenge, an event usually reserved for point guards, one that's out of his comfort zone. Originally he declined but it didn't take much prodding to convince him to change his mind.
"Everybody doesn't get a chance to be a part of All-Star Weekend," he said when he was announced as a participant last week. "The big thing for me is to go out there and have fun. I think it will be cool to go out there and represent my team as much as I can and you never know, I might mess around and win it."
DeRozan's attitude is a refreshing change of pace from many of today's star players who decline invitations to participate in All-Star Saturday Night each year to preserve their energy, prevent injury or simply because they feel like they've graduated from it.
Sure, LeBron still won't dunk but perhaps times are changing after all. For the first time since 1988 three All-Stars will compete in the Slam Dunk contest, one of them, Damian Lillard will participate in all five major events this weekend. His rationale is on par with DeRozan's.
"I'm happy I'm really a part of the weekend," said Lillard, another first-time All-Star. "I've gotten great reception from the fans. Fans are excited about having someone who is participating in the All-Star Game being in all the events."
DeRozan is considered a long shot to defeat Lillard, the reigning champion, in Saturday's Skills Challenge but he's not putting too much pressure on himself. For him, the weekend is all about embracing a new opportunity, his first real All-Star opportunity.
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In the 25th year of their career together, a famous string quartet receives some devastating news. Peter, their cellist, has been diagnosed in the early stages of Parkinson's disease. This bombshell interrupts the steady pace of their work and exposes personal issues that have long remained latent.
"A Late Quartet" does one of the most interesting things any film can do. It shows how skilled professionals work. I knew about string quartets in general. Now I know more about them in practice, especially about how they require four talented individuals to form into one disciplined voice. I suspect any serious music lover will be convinced that Yaron Zilberman's film knows what it is talking about.
One of the pleasures here is to see familiar and gifted actors forming an ensemble of their own. Philip Seymour Hoffman, Christopher Walken and Catherine Keener join with a newer face, Mark Ivanir, to play the members of the Fugue String Quartet, a world-famous ensemble based in Manhattan. Walken is Peter Mitchell, the cellist, who is the wisest and most thoughtful member of the group. Hoffman and Keener are Robert and Juliette Gelbart, the second violin and viola, who are married. The first violin and youngest member of the group is Daniel Lerner (Ivanir).
Peter notices a weakness in the fingers of his left hand, consults a specialist (Madhur Jaffrey) and is startled to learn that even before a blood test and a brain scan she can tell him, on the basis of a few simple physical tests, that she suspects Parkinson's. He reveals this quietly to his fellow musicians. In this moment and throughout the film, Christopher Walken reminds us that although he often plays caricatures and joins in kidding his mannerisms (see the recent "Seven Psychopaths"), he can be a deep and subtle actor, particularly good at suggesting deep intelligence.
His character's announcement inspires a bright idea by the second violinist, Robert, that he and the lead violinist, Daniel, could begin to switch chairs. Since the loss of their cellist doesn't require a rearrangement of the violins, it's clear that this idea has been long smoldering in his mind. It is quickly shot down and precipitates other buried issues, including a situation of adultery, and another unsettling revelation that Daniel has been having an affair with young Alexandra (Imogene Poots) — who is the daughter of Robert and Juliette.
These melodramatic themes are intercut with knowledgeable scenes showing the Fugue Quartet in rehearsal and performance; they're preparing to present Beethoven's String Quartet No. 14, Op. 131, itself a late work by the master with a certain funereal air. Peter believes it could provide his farewell performance, and so it does in an unanticipated way, allowing Walken to display the great depth and dignity of his character.
How much does one need to know about classical music to appreciate this film? Not very much. Like all masterful films, it contains what is needed to appreciate it. All that is needed is an interest in human nature, which during the quartet's period of crisis is abundantly revealed. Actors such as Keener, Walken, Hoffman and Ivanir are frequently seen in roles that don't really test them. That's the nature of the commercial cinema. What a pleasure to see them sounding their depths.
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TREASURE COAST -- Mariela Garcia doesn't remember March 16. But the trauma care team that took care of her does.
That was the day the Vero Beach resident was run over by a car and rushed to Lawnwood Regional Medical Center with a broken femur, exploded spleen, two broken ribs, a damaged liver and a collapsed lung.
"It left me really damaged inside," she said. "I don't remember that day, or the two weeks afterwards."
What she does remember are all the doctors, nurses and other health professionals who came and visited her daily during her recovery. She spent three weeks in the hospital before she was transferred to a rehabilitation facility.
Now, eight months later, she sat smiling with her family during the Trauma Survivor Reunion held at Lawnwood Hospital on Nov. 15.
With survivors and the care teams in one place, hellos and hugs were exchanged. Tulips were also given to every survivor, to symbolize a life that has been altered due to trauma.
"It's an honor to be with so many people that we've touched," said Thomas Ellison, clinical director and vice president of the trauma center.
The trauma center at Lawnwood Hospital is one of 13 level two centers in the state and provides care to the most critically injured patients in Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin and Okeechobee counties.
The center opened in 2009, and since that time has served more than 3,500 residents of the Treasure Coast.
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Colgate-Palmolive (NYSE: CL) did as it does and delivered a solid quarter of 5% organic growth while outlining some market share gains in key markets. This is about as good as it is going to get in the mass market these days, as the US market remains weak and emerging markets are showing signs of a slowdown. That said, Colgate is doing the right thing in launching a four year growth and efficiency program. Its new product launches have helped to drive growth and now is not the time to take the foot off the pedal. The real question, as ever, is whether the evaluation is right for the future prospects.
New Problems, New Programs
I thought there was some peculiar discussion on the conference call, with analysts trying to get at the kind of recurring time-frames for when Colgate takes charges for restructuring programs. The subject came to my mind as I sometimes write these arguments from a café wherever I am in the world. In this case, it's Eastern Europe, and the last few nights I have not been regaled with the melodious (higher culture) music of Liszt or Bartok, but rather a group of guys discussing discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis on some sort of financial modeling course. All of which is fine and dandy (sort of), and it's exactly the kind of approach that analysts will take with Colgate. In other words, factor X amount of sales for a restructuring charge every Y amount of years and then nicely insert it into a DCF without actually understanding why.
However, the 'why' is the important bit. It is because of a bifurcation of prospects with the mass markets in the western world and large parts of emerging markets. Simply put, the US lost over 8 million jobs (payroll data) in the last recession and hasn't even recovered 50% of them yet. Everyone knows what is happening in parts of Europe. Meanwhile, polities in places like China are doing everything they can to generate and keep employment for the masses.
The new reality has brought winners and losers. Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) has been doing okay recently, but it has notably underperformed companies like Church & Dwight (NYSE: CHD) on a five year view.
The difference is that PG's traditional strategy in a slowdown is seen as being to hold pricing at the expense of market share and then be leveraged to the upside of an economic recovery. Times have changed, and this recovery is a lot longer and shallower than usual. Not good news for PG.
As a consequence, consumer behavior is changing and adjusting to discounting as retail channels are shifting in the mass market. As such, a company with powerful value brands like Church & Dwight can be nimble enough to gain market share.
Can Colgate Generate Double Digit Growth?
Indeed, Church & Dwight is the only company in the sector that has consistently generated good growth, but Colgate-Palmolive has not been far behind. Colgate's story is one of impressive new product launches (Colgate optic white etc) and expansion in new categories like mouthwash in the US. The restructuring plan is intended to deal with the new realities, and management affirmed its intent to generate 6-7% organic revenue with a 10-11% increase in reported EPS. Can it achieve this?
On the negative side, investors will look at the slowing economy and increasing competitive pressures in emerging markets (as everyone chases growth there) then point at the 5% organic growth in the last quarter and conclude that this is a big 'ask.' Moreover, the strong growth in recent years has been a result of new product & category launches that will be hard to repeat. Indeed, growth slowed in Q3 as Colgate came up against tough comparisons. According to management, it is aiming for near 1% growth in Europe, 1-2% in North America and 8-9% in emerging markets. Much depends on the latter, and given that it has huge market share in places like Brazil and Mexico, it is hard to be completely confident that it will hit these growth targets.
The positive case with Colgate is that the restructuring is timely, and focusing on efficiency gains with things like centralizing costs in Europe makes sense. In addition, a renewed focus on where to invest over the next five to ten years is also an implicit recognition that sticking to the old reality won't work. I've been skeptical on the issue of China's mass market continuing to generate growth despite GDP growth slowing, but if you look at Yum! Brands' (NYSE: YUM) latest results, it is actually doing quite well. Growth is slowing but nowhere near as dramatically as in other parts of the economy, and generating this kind of high single digit growth looks achievable in China.
The Bottom Line
Frankly, I think the stock looks a little overvalued right now for the risks going forward. It has had a magnificent run and it remains fund managers' favorite. For sector weighting reasons, professional investors will pick out a 'go to' stock, and Colgate seems to fit the bill. The end result is that it trades on 20x earnings and an EV/EBITDA ratio of 12.2. This is hardly cheap for a company that depends a lot on macro conditions in the Far East and has been winning thanks to previous product innovation. There is no guarantee that these two factors will remain favorable for Colgate.
It is a high quality company, but I think cautious investors would do better by waiting for a significant dip before buying in here. Private investors do not have to be invested in sectors if they dont want to be. No need to chase this stock higher in my view.
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A Blaine police officer working alone saw a vehicle being driven by a man with a suspended license, and attempted to stop the vehicle on Peace Portal Drive, near Hughes Avenue. The driver, Steven D. Glenn, 32, failed to yield and fled south from Blaine, according to Blaine police chief Mike Haslip. Glenn lives on Badger Road near Sumas.
The officer was able to keep in sight of the vehicle, as it attempted to elude police by driving recklessly south to the Birch Bay-Lynden Road and then east, Haslip said. After crashing through a railroad barricade near Peace Portal Drive and Loomis Trail Road, the vehicle turned off Birch Bay-Lynden Road onto West 30th Crescent, near the Custer Sportsman Club.
�Even then the car did not stop,� Haslip said. �It kept going until it crashed into an abandoned travel trailer parked on the road. The driver and a passenger then fled from the vehicle into the woods.�
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Personnel from North Whatcom Fire and Rescue Services district 13 treated Glenn at the scene and released him to police. He was arrested and processed at the Blaine police department and reports are being forwarded to the Whatcom County Prosecutor for review and charging as appropriate, Haslip said.
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"They worked a long time to get that truck and then it was too big to get into the station," said Colbert County Commissioner Roger Creekmore, whose district includes Colbert Heights. "They couldn't even use it."
Volunteer work and $15,000 from the Colbert County Community Development Committee has solved the problem through a new addition on the fire station.
"We have (the tanker) here at the department and we have actually used it twice," said Colbert Heights Volunteer Fire Chief E.J. Lindblom. "We still have some work to do before the (fire) bay is completed, but the truck is in the dry."
Lindblom said the 1,000-gallon tanker replaced a 1961 model tanker with much less capability.
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Lindblom said money from the development committee was used to repay the loan.
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Dr. Wood is Guest for Women in Ministry Live-Stream Town Hall
Assemblies of God General Superintendent George O. Wood will be participating in a Network for Women in Ministry (WIM) Town Hall event this Wednesday. Dr. Wood will field questions both from a live audience as well as those watching the live-stream.
Africa's Hope Helps Open Doors to First AG Bible School in Gabon
Africa's Hope and AG churches are helping to build the first AG Bible School in Gabon, Africa.
This Week in AG History -- September 23, 1944
Missionary Melvin Hodges urged Christians to maintain "calm and serenity" despite the circumstances shaking the world in this World War II-era message. Hodges also spoke out against racism. Read his article as well as others by Lillian Trasher, Lester Sumrall, Walter Scott and many others in this historic Pentecostal Evangel.
New Research Reveals Over 70 Percent of Marriages Intact
The results of an intensive study, conducted by Shaunti Feldhahn, a Harvard-trained social researcher, have revealed that oft repeated "facts" on marriage statistics are fiction. Moreover, these "facts" are not even close to accurate.
Pastors Oppose Casino Proposal
Two Assemblies of God pastors are part of groups opposing a casino in their Massachusetts communities due to their long-term negative impacts.


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IKEA Indianapolis IN
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From there IKEA continued to expand and now their brand is an international furniture and home products powerhouse recognized around the world, evoking an affordable and eco-friendly contemporary design style that targets the global middle class. Their flat pack furniture is so popular because its stylish, functional and cost effective. IKEA is able to offer low prices because of their relentless cost cutting strategies. The flat pack furniture is designed to save you money because its packed flat, it creates savings for everyone involved, reducing manufacturing costs, and shipping and storage costs that are passed down to you.
The IKEA buildings are designed from the ground up. An average blue and yellow store avaerages 300,000 sq ft. Inside you'll find a one-way layout which leads customers along the long way. This layout is designed to encourage the customer to see the store in its entirety. IKEA stores also have a Swedish restaurant inside that also serves local food items and a children's secure playground area. Security guards watch over the kids and parents receive a monitor in case the children need them before they are done shopping. People are known to drive long hours to get to the nearest IKEA store and IKEA accomodates these customers by keeping stores open for longer hours than other traditional furniture stores. Shopping at IKEA becomes a pleasureable outing not chore. Their showroom is a vast set of tasteful displays with intricate details that are all offered for sale.
IKEA has 12 full time designers and over 80 freelancers who concentrate on making affordable, functional and beautiful pieces of furniture. They cater to specific localized market demands and take the host culture of their locations into consideration. IKEA implements the economies of scale model to cut on costs and have their own enviornmentally responsible wood furniture manufacturing company called Swedwood. They have also partnered with 1,300 suppliers in 53 countries to find the most eco-friendly, cost-effective and responsible bargains.
IKEA's furniture is designed to be assembled by the consumer. The package will include assembly instructions and the tools you need to construct the item. You can do it yourself or there are reasonably priced professionals available to quickly assemble the furniture for you. If you are too busy or don't feel confident in your assembly skills, you can hire the job done and still spend a significantly lower amount than you would if you bought traditional furniture and had it delivered.
IKEA publishes an annual catalouge in 55 editions in 27 languages for 36 countries that are distributed in stores and by mail. Their Website offers over 12,000 products for bathroom, bedroom, children's furniture, cooking and kitchen, decoration, dinning, dinning ware, hallway, laundry, lighting, living room, outdoor, secondary storage, small storage, bedding/bathroom/curtain textiles, workspace and youth room. Check out www.ikea.com/us/en/ to take a peek at their selection and learn more about IKEA's fasinating history and social and enviornmental initiatives.
14th Annual Fall Pediatric Conference
Dates: 10/1/2014 – 10/1/2014
Ritz Charles Banquet & Conference Center Carmel
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14th Annual Fall Pediatric Conference
Wednesday October 2nd, 2013
Ritz Charles Banquet & Conference Center
12156 N. Meridian Street, Carmel, IN 46032
Registration/Breakfast- 7:15 am-7:55 am
Ticket Options:
MDs, NPs, PAs- $115
RNs, LPNs- $75
Residents- FREE
*Please note: we are no longer accepting cost center charge backs as a method of payment.
Early Bird Ticket Option:
Available until September 3rd, 2013 $20 off Ticket Price
13th Annual Fall Pediatric Continuing Medical Education (CME) Conference
Wednesday, October 2, 2013 Ritz Charles, Carmel, IN


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DETROIT (AP) - An advocacy group says 10 Michigan women convicted of murder deserve to be freed from prison because they were subjected to domestic violence and didn't get fair trials.
The Michigan Women's Justice and Clemency Project is filing petitions for clemency with Gov. Rick Snyder for the women, who were convicted of first- or second-degree murder and have been behind bars for years.
Project director Carol Jacobsen tells the Detroit Free Press that the women are "not a threat to anybody."
Snyder spokesman David Murray tells The Associated Press "it would be inappropriate for the governor's office to comment" because the cases are before the Parole Board, which advises the governor what to do.
One is that of Nancy Seaman, a Detroit-area teacher who hacked her husband to death in 2004.


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HEAT oven 400ºF.
ARRANGE crackers in single layer on baking sheet to form solid rectangle; spread with cooking crème. Top with broccoli.
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BAKE 10 min. or until mozzarella is melted. Sprinkle basil over tomato-covered half; drizzle oil over remaining half. Serve warm.


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Saturday, September 20, 2008
© Copyright 2014 Newton Citizen
COVINGTON - Voters can go ahead and cast their ballots early for the Nov. 4 General Election.Secretary of State Karen Handel worked with the Georgia General Assembly to change the law to allow voters to cast ballots 45 days prior to an election, either by mail or in person, without providing a reason. Early voting was officially scheduled to start Monday, but Newton County Board of Elections Director Donna Morrison said there is no prohibition on starting sooner. Early voting has been under way in Newton County since Monday, she said. As of Friday afternoon, 95 ballots had been cast. Early voting will continue from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday until Oct. 31 at the office located in the Newton County Administration Building at 1113 Usher St. "We're hoping they'll take advantage of that so it will reduce the lines and the wait at polling places," on Election Day, Morrison said. Turnout for the 2004 presidential election was at 78 percent, and Morrison predicted this year's turnout will exceed that. Voters casting ballots in person must produce one of six valid forms of photo ID: a Georgia's driver's license; any valid state or federal government issued photo ID; a valid U.S. passport; a valid employee ID from any branch, department, agency or entity of the U.S. government, the state of Georgia, or any county, municipality, board, authority or other entity of the state; a valid U.S. military photo ID; or a valid tribal photo ID. Voters can also request a mail-in ballot, which does not require photo identification. Mail-in ballots must be received no later than 7 p.m. by the county registrar on Election Day. To download a mail-in ballot form, visit www.sos.georgia.gov/ElectionCenter. Crystal Tatum can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Voter turnout expected at more than 20 percent ( February 5, 2008 )


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It happens to most of us single folks at some point or another - we decide to give the dating merry go round another spin. For those of us who'd been in committed relationships a long time, it's hard to know where to begin to date again.
Here are some tips and ideas for starting fresh with a new partner.
1) Before you launch yourself into a new relationship, make sure that you are, in fact, over your last relationship. That means no more pictures of the two of you in Cabo lying around, no more stalking him on Facebook, nothing. Don't rush yourself, just make sure you're ready.
2) Ensure that your communication styles jive. Communication is one of the most vital part of any relationship, romantic ones especially, so make sure you can be open and honest with your new partner, and that your new partner feels he or she can be open and honest with you.
3) Remember - slow and steady wins the race. That means don't start planning future babies names before you're even a couple.
4) No need to jump into the sack to prove to your new partner that you're a wild thang. Get to know one another first. There's absolutely no rush to close the proverbial deal.
5) It's important to remember that while a new relationship is exciting and exhilarating, you must maintain your own life. That means nights out with friends, time spent away from your (potential) mate, and the ability to enjoy being alone.
6) You're a partner, not minder. You don't have to be your new love's babysitter, mother, or his or her everything. Likewise, he or she doesn't have to be yours. Ditch the possessiveness and embrace that he or she has a life to live too!
7) Don't hesitate to talk through any issues you see that may arise. ALL relationships have problems sometimes - there's no reason to think that yours will be any different. Ignoring the problems, can create even bigger ones. Be frank and open about your concerns.
8) Not every partner is "the one." That may sound a little sad because we all want to feel we've found our soul mate, but remember that true love takes time. And not every person you date will be someone worthy of falling madly in love with.
9) Don't pretend to be someone else. As tempting as it can be to morph into your new partner's "perfect mate," you are who you are. It's something to be embraced, not changed.
10) Let go of past hurts and scars on your heart. Just because your last few partners hurt you doesn't mean this partner will. Make sure all old scars are as healed as possible before embarking on your new journey.
Any other tips for dating new partners?
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take things slow.... and enjoy the ride
I think enjoying yourself is the most important part of dating! Don't get me wrong, I know that this is a serious matter but I still think there's a bit of comedy in everything and finding that is important, even when dating - http://dating-relationships.top5.com/dating-donts-you-can-learn-from-romantic-comedies/


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by Larri Jo StarkeyThe American Quarter Horse Journal
Stephanie Richardson stretches Kickin Axe In Levis into an extended lope November 13 on her way to winning horsemanship on her homebred gelding at the 2013 AQHA World Championship Show. (Journal photo)
Stephanie Richardson of Wilsonville, Oregon, just looked out in her own stable when she wanted a nice horse.
That's where she saw her favorite mare of all time, Lazy Levis, and decided she wanted another one just like the first one.
"I wanted to duplicate her is what I was trying to do with the breeding program," Stephanie said November 13 in her exclusive Journal interview.
So she bred Lazy Levis to Sudden Inclination, and the resulting foal, Kickin Axe In Levis, carried her to her first world championship in horsemanship at the 2013 AQHA World Championship Show.
"He was really good (tonight)," she said. "He was on. He was really good for the prelims and he's been good since he's been here and we just stayed on track, warming him up like we normally would at home without overworking the pattern. He was a really good boy."
"Charles" is a 2007 chestnut gelding by Sudden Inclination and out of Lazy Levis by Investment Creditor. Owner-breeder-exhibitor Stephanie has him in full-time training with AQHA Professional Horseman Kristy McCann of Graham, Washington, but she takes him home for rides frequently.
That partnership paid off in the Jim Norick Arena at Oklahoma State Fair Park when their tight pattern and clean rail work put them first on four judges' cards.
The finals horsemanship pattern, a long, demanding one, asked for both flying and simple lead changes, and extensions of all the gaits.
"My favorite part of the pattern was maybe the (extended lope)," Stephanie said. "I was trying to go fast and stay in position and he was going pretty good. He was dialed in. I think the whole pattern was pretty good. I was really present in the pattern, trying to go through every transition and stay on task and not get stressed with each part of the pattern."
Stephanie, who had an inkling that the judges might call for the exhibitors to drop their stirrups, prepared for that call.
"Oh, yeah, I took ibuprofen before my ride," she said. "He's actually quite bouncy."
On the rail, Stephanie mentally examined each part of her form, going down through all her body parts to stay straight in the saddle.
"And then you go through the checklist again," she said.
When Stephanie isn't showing horses, she's working with her husband, Randy, in his computer consulting business, even when they're at horse shows.
"He's so supportive," she said. "We travel together, and we work out in the trailer all day and all night and do the horse thing."
Charles might get extra pats for his world championship performance, but Stephanie is going to have to go right back to work in her trailer office.
"I put a lot of people off today saying I was out of the office," she said.
She was busy winning a world championship.
It's your moment; make it last forever! Videos of individual runs and class finals from the AQHA World Championship Show are available for purchase at www.aqha.com/mymoment. Plus, you can watch AQHA World Show video footage 24/7. This new service is optimized for Internet Explorer 10, Safari and most mobile Web browsers.


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Medications and Drugs
Brand Names: Helidac
Generic Name: bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline (Pronunciation: BIZ muth sub sa LISS i late, MET roe NYE da zole, and tet ra SYE kleen)
What is bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline (Helidac)?
Bismuth subsalicylate is a mild antibiotic.
Metronidazole and tetracycline are also antibiotics that fight bacteria in your body.
The combination of bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline is used to treat Helicobacter pylori, a bacterial infection that can cause stomach ulcer.
Bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.
What are the possible side effects of bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline (Helidac)?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as:
Less serious side effects may include:
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
What is the most important information I should know about bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline (Helidac)?
Take this medication for the full prescribed length of time. Your symptoms may improve before the infection is completely cleared. The antibiotics in this medication will not treat a viral infection such as the common cold or flu.
Bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline is not approved for use by children. Children younger than 8 years of age should not use tetracycline because of its unfavorable effects on tooth and bone formation.
Avoid taking dairy products, multivitamins, iron supplements, antacids, and laxatives within 2 hours of taking tetracycline. These products decrease the effectiveness of tetracycline.
This medication can make birth control pills less effective. Ask your doctor about using a non-hormone method of birth control (such as a condom, diaphragm, spermicide) to prevent pregnancy while taking bismuth subsalicylate, metronidazole, and tetracycline.
Avoid exposure to sunlight or tanning beds. This medication can make you sunburn more easily. Wear protective clothing and use sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) when you are outdoors.
Avoid alcohol while you are taking this medication and for 1 day after your treatment ends. Alcohol can increase certain unpleasant side effects of metronidazole. Check the label of any medicine, drink, or food to see if a contains alcohol.
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You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit the FDA MedWatch website or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
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The Age of Cognac
A Cognac may only be soldy when its youngest eau-de-vie reaches a minimum of two and a half years old, as of the first day of October following the harvest of the grapes.
Only the years of storage in oak barrels count to determine its age.
Once transferred into glass, the Cognac stops maturing . It stands still.
V.S (for Very Special) , also called *** (or Three Stars) is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least two and a half years old.
V.S.O.P ( for Very Superior Old Pale) , also called Reserve, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is between four and a half and six and a half years old.
XO (for Extra Old ) , Napoléon, also called Hors d'âge, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least six and a half years old.
Most Cognac houses will use Cognacs much older than those required by law, allowing X.Os to reach a minimum of twenty years old, in order to reveal their very best.
Guerbé - Pub BlendExcl. Tax: €24.17 Incl. Tax: €29.00
Guerbé - XO Grande Champagne "Tulipe"Excl. Tax: €65.83 Incl. Tax: €79.00
Guerbé - Vieille Grande ChampagneExcl. Tax: €190.83 Incl. Tax: €229.00
Guerbé - VSOPExcl. Tax: €32.50 Incl. Tax: €39.00
Guerbé - NapoléonExcl. Tax: €39.17 Incl. Tax: €47.00
Guerbé - XO Grande ChampagneExcl. Tax: €56.67 Incl. Tax: €68.00
Guerbé - Grande RéserveExcl. Tax: €99.17 Incl. Tax: €119.00
Guerbé - Extra XOExcl. Tax: €73.33 Incl. Tax: €88.00