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2014 Elk Cove Willamette Valley Pinot Gris
Review Date: 08-19-2015
All the 2014 whites we tasted on our recent trip to Oregon were outstanding. One of the stand outs was the 2014 Elk Cove Pinot Gris. Beautifully balanced wine with lovely citrus and melon flavors wrapped with a beautiful acidity. The wine just dances on your tongue. No waiting on this one, just pop and pour.
Price: $15.99
2014 Domaine Cherrier Père & Fils Sancerre
Review Date: 07-22-2015
One of the most popular white wines sold at K&L over the last 8 years. Vintage after vintage, the wine continually over-delivers. The 2014 is a dry, clean, mineral-driven Sauvignon Blanc with great balance and a wonderful depth on the mid-palate. It has been a regular in my house for several years and wherever I take it, people love it. Enjoy!
Price: $14.99
2013 Anthill Farms Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
Review Date: 04-28-2015
Anthony Filiberti, David Low, Webster Marquez started Anthill Farms after meeting in 2003 while working at Williams Selyem. Since the first release in 2004, Anthill has become one of California's premiere names in Pinot Noir and Syrah. Very small production means very little wine is allocated to us. Get this beauty while you can, it will go quickly.
Price: $39.99
2014 Ponzi Willamette Valley Rosé of Pinot Noir
Review Date: 04-28-2015
A rosé that is satisfying on all levels. A beautiful light salmon color with lovely flavors of strawberry and watermelon wrapped with amazing acidity. Mid- palate weight and focus, with a long finish. The staff loved it and so will you.
Price: $19.99
2012 Duckhorn Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 04-28-2015
Duckhorn is known for Merlot and Sauvignon Blanc but the Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the tops in Napa Valley for 2012. Big bold Cabernet with ripe blue and red fruit, vanilla, cedar, cocoa and spice. A Cabernet for all Napa Valley fans.
Price: $67.99
2013 Bench Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
Review Date: 04-28-2015
Twenty dollar Pinot Noir aren't the easiest thing to find these days. With grape prices going higher and higher, Pinot Noir finds itself in the $30-$35 range in many cases. The folks at Brack Mountain continually over-deliver on the Pinot Noir. Bright red fruits, lovely integration of spice, orange peel, vanilla and forest floor. A wine that over-delivers at $20.00.
Price: $19.99
2013 Cep (Peay Vineyards) Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
Review Date: 04-28-2015
The second label of Peay vineyards, the Cep label continues to produce top notch wines. This Pinot Noir from 2013 is made up of 85% fruit from the Estate vineyard along with 15% from the Campbell Ranch. Combine great sources with the skill of Vanessa Wong and you have one heck of a wine for under $30.00
Price: $27.99
Sherman & Hooker's Shebang "Eighth Cuvée" California Red Blend
Review Date: 04-28-2015
It's never a surprise when I taste the Shebang. Every year, the wine gets better and better. Bright, forward and spicy with great backbone. Made by the folks at Bedrock, it's an easy wine to love at a great price.
Price: $11.99
2014 Jam Cellars "Butter" California Chardonnay
Review Date: 04-22-2015
The name says it all. Jam cellars was founded by former Rombauer winemaker Rob Lloyd and John Anthony Founders John and Michelle Truchard. Fruit is sourced from all over California. Come get your Butter.
Price: $14.99
2013 Von Strasser "Rudy" Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 04-22-2015
A favorite wine for our customers, the 2013 continues a great run of beautifully made wines. A nice combination of floor ripeness with mountain backbone. Medium body, extracted dark fruits with generous spice and a hint of vanilla and cedar. No doubt one of the great values in Napa Valley Cabernet.
Price: $19.99
2013 Ridge Vineyards "Estate" Santa Cruz Mountains Chardonnay
Review Date: 04-22-2015
It becomes difficult to come up with new words and phrases to describe how great Ridge wines are. The 2013 Chardonnay is beautifully balanced with acid and fruit with just a kiss of cedar. Pear, apple,melon with touches of guava. Great minerality and length.
Price: $46.99
2010 Acumen "Mountainside" Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 04-20-2015
The 2010 vintage is one of my favorite vintages in Napa Valley. Richness with structure and acidity. It is a vintage that will age yet can be enjoyed young. The Acumen is a dark, rich Napa Cabernet with layers of flavor. The tannins are fine and lush which gives the wine accessibility now. Plum, cassis, vanilla and cedar. A fantastic wine that needs about 2 hours decanting or a couple of years.
Price: $59.99
2013 Rombauer Carneros Chardonnay
Review Date: 04-15-2015
If you like the quintessential style of Napa Valley Chardonnay, this is your go-to wine. Ripe citrus, hints of wood and very creamy. It goes quickly.
Price: $33.99
2012 Bench Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 04-15-2015
I think this is one of the best Cabernet Sauvignon coming out of the Alexander Valley. I have tasted many wines twice the price that don't come close to this wine. Dark blue and black fruit nicely hinted with cedar, spice and chocolate. The tannins are big and soft. This wine is ready to roll.
Price: $19.99
2010 Ladera "Reserve" Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 04-15-2015
I can't stop drinking this wine. I'm a big fan of Howell Mountain wines and this wine is one of the reasons why. A rich, deep wine with black fruits, cocoa, mint and vanilla. Tannins are apparent but soften with aeration. Great acidity runs throughout the wine balanced beautifully with the lush fruit. Drink now, drink later. It is a real pleasure.
Price: $69.99
2013 Hanzell "Sebella" Sonoma Valley Pinot Noir
Review Date: 04-15-2015
A second wine from this legendary Pinot Noir producer. This is a blend of the younger fruit on the Estate which is a little more accessible right away. This is a great opportunity to see the genius of Hanzell without waiting the years it usually takes for the wines to mature. A winery like no other. A true California treasure.
Price: $59.99
Drappier Carte d'Or Brut Champagne
Review Date: 04-15-2015
A rich, toasty Champagne heavy with stone fruit and lively, tight bubbles. The 80% Pinot Noir shows itself with lively hints of red fruit and spice. Very well balanced with a creamy mid-palate and great length. One heck of a treat for $39.99.
Price: $39.99
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2013 Textbook Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 04-15-2015
Although it has taken a $ 5.00 per bottle jump in price, the 2013 Textbook Cabernet Sauvignon is still a good value. With Napa Valley fruit costs out of control, it's amazing to be able to drink a high quality wine at this price.
Price: $24.99
2013 Fossil Point Edna Valley Pinot Noir
Review Date: 04-15-2015
It is always difficult to find good California Pinot Noir for under $20.00. The folks at Fossil Point continually produce a stunning wine year after year. A light red wine with generous cherry and strawberry flavor. Cola, baking spice and a touch of earthiness. ripe but with lovely acidity. A stunner for the price.
Price: $15.99
2010 Duckhorn "The Discussion" Napa Valley Bordeaux Blend
Review Date: 04-15-2015
The Discussion represents the pinnacle of the Duckhorn Vineyards portfolio. 85% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot 26 months in 100% French oak, all new barrels.The wine is made up of the best barrels from the estate vineyards, Candlestick, Cork Tree, Monitor Ledge, Patzimaro, Rector Creek and Stout Vineyards. This is opulence and gracefulness nicely meshed together. Black and red fruits beautiful accented with licorice, graphite, cocoa and baking spices. The cedar and vanilla are apparent but not obtrusive. Decant for two hours now or wait 5-10 years.
Price: $124.99
2012 Continuum Oakville Bordeaux Blend
Review Date: 04-15-2015
The Continuum is the top wine from the Tim Mondavi family of wines. 78% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Cabernet Franc, 6% Merlot and 5% Petit Verdot. 100% grown on their Pritchard Hill estate. Layers of black fruit tightly wound with new oak and vanilla. Opulence is the word here.
Price: $199.00
2013 Ridge "Geyserville" Alexander Valley Zinfandel
Review Date: 04-01-2015
Ridge has made the Geyserville as a single-site Zinfandel in every year since 1966. 73% Zinfandel 17% Carignane, 9% Petite Sirah, 1% Mataro (Mourvedre) Lush black and red fruit, mint, cedar and spice. Good structure with aging potential.
Price: $32.99
2013 Seghesio Sonoma County Zinfandel
Review Date: 04-01-2015
One of California's great Zinfandel producers, the Seghesio Family have been at the forefront of Zinfandel production. There Sonoma County Zinfandel is one of the great values in California Zin. Consistency and quality are second to none.
Price: $19.99
Roederer Estate Anderson Valley Brut
Review Date: 04-01-2015
One of the finest sparkling wines in the world. Made with great care and precision by winemaker/General Manager Arnaud Weyrich. A leaner style of sparkling wine with a minerality and depth punctuated by a lush mid palate. Approximately 60% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir. Aged a minimum of two years on the yeast. A tasty sparkling for any occasion.
Price: $19.99
2013 Rickshaw California Pinot Noir
Review Date: 03-31-2015
Another winner from the boys at Banshee. Light medium body with red fruit dominated flavors with hints of plum, cola, cinnamon and forest floor. As usual, not much better in this price point for California Pinot Noir.
Price: $14.99
2013 Drew "Gatekeepers" Anderson Valley Pinot Noir
Review Date: 03-31-2015
Exceptional Anderson Valley Pinot Noir. Drew wines are some of the hottest wines in the store. Quality and price in one bottle.
Price: $31.99
2013 Napa Cellars Napa Valley Chardonnay
Review Date: 03-24-2015
The former 2nd label of Romabauer, this wine continues in that rich, ripe style with hints of oak. If a bigger Chardonnay is what you like, this wine over-delivers.
Price: $13.99
2012 Flowers Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir
Review Date: 03-24-2015
A beautiful vintage for the Flowers Sonoma Coast. Light bodied with a candied red fruit, cola, forest floor and a hint of cinnamon. The wine has integrated acid and great length.
Price: $36.99
2012 Butternut California Chardonnay
Review Date: 03-24-2015
The name says it all. For a great value California Chardonnay, this is your bottle.
Price: $14.99
2013 Rochioli "Estate" Russian River Valley Chardonnay
Review Date: 03-24-2015
Rochioli has been a Russian River Valley legend for many years. Originally bought in 1953 by Joe Rochioli Sr., the 135 acres ranch at that time was called Fenton Acres. Originally planted to many of the jug wine varietals like French Colombard and Napa Gamay. Joe Sr and Joe Jr planted Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon Blanc in 1959. The Sauvignon Blanc was successful and the original plantings still produce grapes today. The Cabernet Sauvignon didn't work very well and Joe Jr decided to plant Pinot Noir in 1968. Shortly after, Chardonnay was planted and as they say, "The rest is history". The first Rochioli wine was released in 1987 and from day one has been known for great wines. Today, third generation Tom Rochioli is the winemaker and continues the work that his Grandfather and Father did before him.
Price: $59.99
2012 Krutz Family Cellars "Magnolia Series" Napa Valley Zinfandel
Review Date: 03-24-2015
A Napa Valley Zinfandel for $19.99 ? Very impressive indeed. This Zinfandel is not for the faint of heart. It's a big boy with a lot of big dark fruit, big spice and a multiple layers of flavor. The wine also has amazing backbone which balances out the lush fruit giving this wine great character. Krutz Family Cellars was started by Patrick Krutz back in 2003. A young man from Jackson, Mississippi who came West to find his dream. He found it in the wine business. I have been a fan of the winery and Patrick for several years. The first wine we brought in from them was a 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon. Over the years, we have brought in many different varietals from many different area of California. Patrick continues to find great fruit sources and the wines continue to get better and better. In 2011, two of Patrick's brothers joined the Company and now it truly is a family affair.
Price: $19.99
2012 Newton "Unfiltered" Napa Valley Chardonnay
Review Date: 03-23-2015
This legendary Napa Chardonnay keeps it going with tropical and stone fruit wrapped with creamy oak and rich butter. Best to drink in the near future.
Price: $44.99
2012 Paul Hobbs Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 03-23-2015
I can't tell you how many times over the last 6 months I have been asked when this is going to be available. Well, it's finally here. The black fruit takes command of this wine with just hints of blue fruit. Vanilla and oak are very apparent but will integrate with a little time or a couple hours in a decanter. Hobbs fans rejoice.
Price: $99.99
2013 Woodstock Estate Cabernet Sauvignon McLaren Vale South Australia
Review Date: 03-16-2015
I'm not always the first to appreciate Australian Cabernet Sauvignon but when I tasted the Woodstock, I was impressed. Lush and vibrant dark fruit with chocolate, tobacco, cedar and vanilla wonderfully layered. The wine is big but has a good level of structure and acidity, which helps balance it out. A wonderful wine for $16.99.
Top Value!
Price: $16.99
2012 Araujo "Altagracia" Napa Valley Proprietary Red
Review Date: 03-10-2015
The amazing 2012 Araujo "Altagracia" Napa Valley Red Wine has just arrived and we couldn't be happier. The wine is a blend of 71% Cabernet Sauvignon, 11% Petit Verdot, 8% Cabernet Franc, 6% Merlot and 4% Malbec. The wine is bold and vibrant with incredible purity of fruit. Black and blue fruit with hints of red berry, cassis, graphite and a touch of menthol. Cedar and vanilla wrap around the wine with great fervor. Tannins are very apparent but soft enough to approach this wine in the next couple of years.
Price: $129.99
2014 Copain "Tous Ensemble" Anderson Valley Rosé
Review Date: 03-10-2015
Yet another beautiful Rose' from our friends at Copain. Light pink in color, the wine is bright and fresh with lovely light strawberry and pomegranate. The acidity is lively and the mid palate has a little more flashiness than the 2013. This wine won't be around for long.
Price: $16.99
2012 Urbanite Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 03-10-2015
Carlos Moya of Vinos Unico continues his pursuit of great California wines at fantastic prices. The man who gave you Redart and Amplio now gives you a delicious 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon. Bright dark fruit balanced with hints of cedar and vanilla. A true bargain in California Cabernet Sauvignon.
Price: $14.99
2012 Philip Togni "Estate" Spring Mountain District Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 03-09-2015
In my top 5 producers of Cabernet Sauvignon in the Napa Valley, the 2012 is a beautiful medium bodied wine with vibrant blue and black fruit, tobacco, cedar with just a touch of red fruit and vanilla. The wine is young and I would suggest 7-13 years of aging.
Price: $109.99
2013 Shafer "Red Shoulder Ranch" Carneros Chardonnay
Review Date: 03-04-2015
A California legend, the Red Shoulder Ranch has been wowing Chardonnay fans since 1994. No malolactic fermentation but the lees help add depth and creaminess. Stone fruit, citrus and a cornucopia of other flavors nicely integrated together with a touch of acid and cedar.
Price: $54.99
2013 Kistler "Sonoma Mountain" Chardonnay
Review Date: 02-24-2015
Kistler has been a legendary producer of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay since 1979. Sourcing fruit from some of California's top vineyards like Hudson, McCrea and Hyde among others, the quality of the fruit is second to none. With very limited production and high demand, Kistler is one of the most difficult wines to acquire. The 2013 Sonoma Mountain bottling is a great opportunity to taste an example of this brilliant producer and what to expect from the 2013 vintage. A blend of several different vineyards, this wine shows great depth, richness with just enough acidity to balance it out. A very enjoyable wine indeed.
Price: $64.99
2012 Lyeth Sonoma County Meritage
Review Date: 02-24-2015
Year after year, this Cabernet based wine beats most wines in this price category in quality. Vibrant black and blue fruit wrapped by soft tannin, spice and just touches of Mocha and cedar. Lyeth was founded over 25 years ago and now is part of the BOISSET FAMILY ESTATES.
Price: $14.99
2012 Alban "Patrina" Central Coast Syrah
Review Date: 02-19-2015
The King of California Syrah? Many people think so. Alban Vineyards is one of the finest Central Coast Syrah producers. This is not a wine for the faint of heart. Powerful but textured with layers of flavors that show the nuance of what the Syrah grape can give you. Drink within 5-7 years.
Price: $47.99
2012 Plumpjack "Estate" Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 02-17-2015
Rich and concentrated with intense black and blue fruits surrounded by layers of cedar, vanilla,chocolate and a touch of raspberry. This is a great effort from one of Oakville's finest. I would drink young but it will hold for 4-6 years.
Price: $104.99
2010 Silver Oak Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 02-17-2015
The 2010 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is a blend of 84% Cabernet Sauvignon, 13% Merlot, 2% Petit Verdot and 1% Cabernet Franc. The wine goes to 100% new American oak barrels for aging. The wine is ready to drink but will hold for 3-8 years. Silver Oak fans will not be disappointed.
Price: $99.99
2012 Jeff Cohn Cellars "So Serine" Rockpile Syrah
Review Date: 02-16-2015
Urban winemaker Jeff Cohn has put out some great 2012 wines. Always the bigger, full powered style, this Rockpile Syrah will punch you in the mouth with the fruit, then bring you down with layers of flavor not often found in big boys like this.
Price: Hidden
2012 Jeff Cohn Cellars "Botticelli Vineyard" Rockpile Zinfandel
Review Date: 02-16-2015
Urban winemaker Jeff Cohn has put out some great 2012 wines. Always the bigger, full powered style, this Rockpile Zinfandel will punch you in the mouth with the fruit than bring you down with layers of flavor not often found in big boys like this.
Price: Hidden
2013 McManis California Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 02-04-2015
Straight up, a great deal in California Cabernet. Bright black fruit layers layers of flavor and spice with just a hint of vanilla and cedar. You're not going to take it to Gary Danko, but for an everyday wine, this is a steal.
Price: $8.99
2013 Calera Central Coast Chardonnay
Review Date: 01-29-2015
Josh Jensen, owner and winemaker for Calera, has been making inspired wines for close to 40 years. The Central coast Chardonnay is always a great first step to understanding the wines from Calera.Sourced from several different vineyards, this Chardonnay is clean and fresh with citrus and apple wrapped in lovely acidity. Finishes long and fresh, this wine is a great value and worth a try.
Price: $17.99
2013 Banshee Sonoma County Pinot Noir
Review Date: 01-07-2015
Since the 2008 Sonoma Coast and Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Noirs, we have been great supporters of the Banshee label. Whether it's the everyday wines or the single vineyard wines, the quality is second to none. We have always believed in the label and the great people behind it. The 2013 Banshee is a beautiful, predominately red fruited Pinot Noir with lovely notes of forest floor, black tea and rhubarb with just a touch of plum and cedar. The 2013 reminds me of the 2010 and 2011 with it's higher acid levels,candied red fruit and less blue and black fruit. Fresh, vibrant with lovely layered flavors. One heck of a Pinot Noir for $ 23.00
Price: $22.99
2013 Au Contraire Russian River Valley Chardonnay
Review Date: 12-22-2014
New Kids on the block Au Contraire have come out of the blocks swinging. A solid Russian River Valley Chardonnay with all that you want for a Chardonnay from that region. Citrus focus flavors wrapped with a nice combination of creme brulee, cedar and vanilla. A nicely balanced wine with a great price point.
Price: $16.99


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Jane Clemens
Main Campus, Harrisonburg
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Assoc Professor of Social Work
Jane Wenger Clemens is originally from southeastern Pa. From 1992-1994 Jane taught full-time in EMU's social work program while her husband completed graduate work at the University of VA. Jane returned to EMU in August 2000 when Jane's family moved to Harrisonburg from Dayton, Ohio. Jane brings 30 years of social work experience to EMU's social work department. Past experience includes social work in retirement communities in PA; Mennonite voluntary service on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Browning, Montana.; social work in a hospital and prenatal clinic, Philadelphia, PA; social work at a school for children with disabilities, Norristown, PA; and social work with adolescents, Dayton, OH. Jane earned a Bachelor of Arts in Social Services from Goshen (IN) College. and a Masters in Social Work from Marywood University, Scranton, PA. In addition to her teaching, Jane volunteers at Patchwork Pantry and Rockingham Memorial Hospital's Hahn Cancer Center. January – June 2012, Jane lived and worked in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico volunteering with a small non-profit that partners with families living in a very poor neighborhood. She is involved with her church in Harrisonburg. Jane has been married forty years and is a proud parent and grandparent.
B.A., Goshen College, Goshen, IN, 1974
Cross-Cultural semester in Honduras
MSW, Marywood University, Scranton, PA, 1986
Awarded the GEFFIN MEDAL for outstanding performance
in practicum education from the School of Social Work,
Marywood University.
• Presenter, "Empowerment Lessons from a Small Non-profit in Mexico"
October 2012, North American Association of Christians in Social Work (NACSW)
National convention in St Louis, Missouri
• Presenter, "Teaching Cultural Sensitivity: First Person Lens in Mexico"
October 2012, North American Association of Christians in Social Work (NACSW)
National convention in St Louis, Missouri
• Presenter, "Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect"
2003 – 2013 Education Department: Eastern Mennonite University
Two-hour seminar training for education students doing their student teaching
• Presenter, "Modeling Self Care"
April 2010 Annual Appreciation Luncheon for Agency Supervisors: Eastern Mennonite University
• Reviewer by invitation January 2009, Provided a manuscript review on a Human Behavior in the Social Environment text, requested by SAGE publications
• Presenter, "The teaching partnership between University and Community Agency"
April 2008 Annual Appreciation Luncheon for Agency Supervisors: Eastern Mennonite University
• Faculty co-sponsor for Eastern Mennonite University class of 2013
• Faculty mentor for new Eastern Mennonite University faculty member (2012-2013)
• Co-facilitate an educational class at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Hahn Cancer Center (2009 – present)
• Member at Community Mennonite Church
• Volunteer interviewer at Patchwork Pantry (2000 – present)
• Faculty sponsor for Eastern Mennonite University social work student club, Social Work Is People (2000 – present)
• Faculty sponsor for annual Take Back The Night (TBTN) event at Eastern Mennonite University (2000 – present)
• Secretary on the De Paul Family Services Community Advisory Board (2010 – 2011)
• Representative and Vice President of Valley AIDS Network Advisory Board (2005 – 2010)
• Member of search committee for hiring Social Worker at Harrisonburg Rockingham Free Clinic (2004, 2010)
• REACH co-coordinator at Community Mennonite Church (2004 – 2009)
• Faculty representative for Eastern Mennonite University's Washington Community Scholars Center (2001 – 2009)
• Social Work volunteer at Harrisonburg Free Clinic in Harrisonburg, VA (2001 – 2008)
• Representative on the interim Faculty Senate at Eastern Mennonite University (2006 – 2007)
• Committee member for Cords of Distinction at Eastern Mennonite University (2003 – 2005)
• Faculty Scholarship Committee member at Eastern Mennonite University (2002 – 2005)
• Board Member for Patchwork Food Pantry, Harrisonburg, VA (2002 – 2004)
• Pastoral Team Member at Community Mennonite Church (2001 – 2004)
• Member of Listening and Facilitation Team (LIFT) at Eastern Mennonite University (2002 – 2003)
• Vice President of the Advisory Board for Harrisonburg/Rockingham County Department of Social Services (2002 – 2003)
• Advisory Board Member for Harrisonburg/Rockingham County Department of Social Services (2001 – 2002)
• Faculty representative for Student Government Association at Eastern Mennonite University (2001 – 2002)
• Sabbatical from teaching at Eastern Mennonite University
January – June 2012, lived in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Volunteered for non-profit organization CARE FOR KIDS LA PAZ,
Provided assessment, case management, therapeutic play, consultation, and administrative assistance; Embraced cross-cultural immersion experience using Spanish language
• Fifteen – Year Service Recognition, 2013, Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) Harrisonburg, Virginia
• Ten-Year Service Recognition, 2008, Eastern Mennonite University
• Sexual Violence Prevention on the Virginia College Campus Mini-grant 2003, Virginia Department of Health
• Recognition for Service, 2000, Adolescent Wellness Center: Dayton, Ohio
• Geffin Medal for outstanding performance in practicum education
1986, School of Social Work, Marywood University: Scranton, Pennsylvania
• National Association of Social Work
• Council of Social Work Education
• Virginia Chapter of National Association of Social Work
• Virginia Social Work Education Consortium
• The National Play Therapy Association
• North American Association of Christians in Social Work
• North American Association of Christians in Social Work's national conference: St Louis, Missouri: October 2012
• Council of Social Work Education's national conference: San Antonio, Texas: November 2009
• Group Leaders Certification Training for Chronic Disease Self-Management. June 2009, Update training, 2013
• Attended the Council of Social Work Education's national conference in San Antonio, Texas: November 6, 7 and 8, 2009
• Group Leaders Certification Training for Chronic Disease Self-Management, June 18, 19, 22, 23, 2009
• Invited and attended the The Woman Warrior: Finding Your Way At Work, for women leaders in Higher Education in the Shenandoah Valley held at James Madison University, May 7, 2008
• "From Exile to Inclusion: A Community for Everyone" Addressing the challenge of building community in our churches for persons with disabilities and their families. Presented by Anabaptist Disabilities Network, (ADNet), Director, Paul Leichty, hosted locally by Pleasant View, Inc. May 12, 2007.
• "Learning Outcomes and Aligned Assessments" workshop led by EMU's Lori Lehman, Education Professor, May 2, 2007.
• March is Social Work Month: provided coordination for EMU's Social Work Department to host the National Coalition for the Homeless, Washington, DC, for a day of classroom guest speakers and an evening presentation/workshop on "Understanding and Advocacy: Homelessness in the USA", March 22, 2007.
• National Association of Social Work and James Madison University Department of Social Work workshop, "Providing Quality Field Supervision" by Em Parente, LCSW, February 23, 2007.
• Clinical Supervision Certification Program, Fredericksburg, VA, October 28-29, 2006
• "Rally In The Valley", a social work gathering for faculty and students from all the accredited social work programs in the state of Virginia, October 5 and 6, 2006.


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When Kelly Rudolph first visited JMU during her senior year of high school, she was completely "blown away by the enthusiasm, energy... Read More >
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Out of user demand, I have decided to re-visit the Firefox navigation bar keyboard combo cheat sheet for some of the other operating systems out there. Here are all the keyboard shortcuts for the standard navigation bar for the various Linux distros out there. Hopefully all the most useful ones have made it onto the list, but if there is one I missed, please feel free to add it to the comments.
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Alt + Left Arrow or Ctrl + [ = Go Back a Page
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Alt + Home = Go to your Homepage
F5 or Ctrl + R = Reload a Page
Esc = Stop a Page from Loading
Ctrl + P = Bring up the Print Options
Ctrl + Y = Launch the Download Window
Ctrl + H = Open Your History in the Sidebar
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Details of the stumps emerged Thursday during a nearly two-hour meeting of the council's Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee.
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Council President Roger Berliner (D-Dist. 1) of Bethesda noted that the county has more than 7,000 requests to remove stumps.
Brett Linkletter, county chief of tree maintenance for the Department of Transportation, said the county has about 10,000 stumps in public rights of way, including trees removed by Pepco.
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A lack of budgeted funds prevented the county from removing stumps last fiscal year.
While the county did not remove any stumps last year, it created about 2,600 more by removing that many trees.
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The county does remove stumps that pose a risk to public safety, said Keith Compton, division of highway chief for the county.
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Ladies Lakeshore Auxiliary met Jan. 15.
Canasta winners were Connie Bailey, first; Carol Harrison, second; and Beulah McDonald, third.
Harrison won the door prize.
Joan Chubick was hostess for cards and chatter Wednesday.
Mary Circle
Mary Circle of First Christian Church met Jan. 16 at the church with Barb Lightner as hostess. There were 10 members present.
President Fils called the meeting to order with the Disciple Women's prayer.
Joyce read the minutes of the last meeting, which were approved as read.
Margaret gave the treasurer's report, which was also approved as read.
Old business discussed was bulletin delivery and coffee Sunday snacks.
In new business, fabric was donated for dresses or shorts. It will be divided this week for the orphanage project.
Rhonda Vogel gave the lesson, ending with questions and answers pertaining to the lesson at the end of discussion.
President Fils closed the meeting with the Disciple Women's benediction.
Refreshments and goodies were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be Feb. 20 at the church with Joyce Burkhead as hostess.
Chautauqua Circle
Progressive Chautauqua Circle met 1:30 p.m. Nov. 27 at the home of Jeri Henderson. Members recited the Pledge of Allegiance.
Pat Butcher introduced speaker Chelsey Jenkins of the Crisis Intervention and Advocacy Center, who gave a program.
President Morris began the business meeting with a thank you to hostesses Henderson and Connie Edsall.
Minutes of the September meeting were read and accepted as read.
The treasurer's report was given by Edsall. No bills were presented. The shoe collection was again taken and books will be available for a quarter. These collections help raise funds for the organization.
Safety tip: Polly McCoy gave a tip on how to react when making a right turn and skidding on ice. One should step on the gas and continue with the turn, rather than trying to stop.
Reminder for the needs of disaster victims and replenishment of the library were given.
The group adopted a family for Christmas. Henderson and Edsall did the shopping. Donations for gifts were given by the members.
Edsall thanked the members for her get-well card.
Kay Ritter and Betty Wallace thanked everyone for helping with the bloodmobile. Quotas have been met.
The meeting was closed with members reciting the collect. Lunch was served by the hostesses.
Alpha Delta Kappa
The Jan. 13 meeting of Iowa Alpha Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa was held at Creston's Pizza Ranch. President Danette Lesan conducted the business meeting. Fourteen members answered the roll call given by Jane Eklund, recording secretary.
Treasurer Lois Houghtaling reported the annual soup supper/charity auction brought in $1,080. Monies have been donated to several local organizations.
Letters were read from Andy Rochman-Narigon and Berniece Rusher.
Rochman-Narigon will be transferring her membership to an Alpha Delta Kappa Chapter in Colorado.
Ruth Schroder and Becky Riley were recognized as Silver Sisters for 25 years of membership. Prospective members were discussed.
The state convention will be held April 5 at the Airport Holiday Inn in Des Moines.
The program was given by Kiley Sherwood-Pollard. She showed photos and told about her mission trip to El Salvador last summer.
The next meeting will be Feb. 10 at the home of Carolyn Biere. Hostesses will be Tina Morrison and Linda Huffman.
VFW Post 1797
VFW Post 1797 met Jan. 14 at the Elk's Lodge in Creston. Sixteen members and guests were present for dinner.
Commander O'Daniels called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. with 14 members present.
The post draped the charter for veterans Ronald Goben, Richard Outhouse, Harry Becker, Harold Parker and James L. Hoffman.
Minutes and QM reports were read and approved.
Service officers report was Christmas basket 15 hours, Honor Guard 31 hours and community service 40 hours, for a total of 86 hours.
The post surgeon has visited veterans at both nursing homes.
On old business, thank you to all members who helped with packing and distributing Christmas baskets.
O'Daniels and Denny Abel presented plaques to the Patriot Pen winners at the middle school awards assembly in December.
In new business, the post received $270 for calender sales.
A Korean veterans flight to Washington, D.C., is being planned in the near future, and applications are available at the veterans office.
O'Daniels gave a report on state and district VFW.
A district meeting was held Jan. 18 in Montezuma.
The meeting adjourned at 8 p.m.
The next meeting will be Feb. 11 at the Elk's Lodge with 6 p.m. dinner and 7 p.m. meeting. All veterans are encouraged to attend.
Creston UMW
The executive committee of Creston United Methodist Women met 9 a.m. Jan. 2 at the church fellowship hall. Jerrie Henderson, president, called the meeting to order.
Beth Perry conducted the devotions. Correspondence was read. The minutes of the December executive meeting were approved, and the treasurer's report was approved.
Committee reports included social action and program resources.
The fundraising dinner will be Feb. 16 and the invitational salad supper will be April 3 with the theme "Fruits of the Spirit."
The circles of Creston United Methodist Women met Jan. 16 at the church.
Morning Circle met at 9:30 a.m. and Evening Circle at 7 p.m.
Susan Weight presided at the Morning Circle meeting with 13 members present. Weight was also hostess. Secretary/Treasurer Ellen Rinner took the roll call and read the minutes of the December meeting.
Plans were made for food and workers for the Feb. 16 fundraising dinner.
Beth Perry gave the program titled "Calling to Prepare for Mission." This was the pledge service with several members reading parts and a hymn was sung.
Rosalie Denton presided at the Evening Circle meeting with seven members present. Evening has no hostesses this year.
Secretary/Treasurer Sandy McNichols took roll call and read the minutes of the December meeting.
Plans were made for food and workers for the Feb. 16 fundraising dinner.
Henderson presented the program titled "Calling to Build Community," incorporating the pledge service into it. Several members read parts.
Super 8 Card Club
Super 8 Card Club met Jan. 16 at the Regency Park center.
Winners were Lee Fresh, first; Donna Swanson, second; and Leta Larkin, third.
Jean Green was hostess. Larkin will be hostess in February.
Bancroft History Assembly
Bancroft History Assembly met 2 p.m. Jan. 20 at the D.V. Richardson room at Greater Regional Medical Center.
The meeting was called to order by President Peg Anderson with the Pledge of Allegiance. The inspirational thought for the day was from Maxine: "Junk is something you keep around for years ... and then throw away two weeks before you need it." The thought from the yearbook was: "Take time to laugh – it is the music of the soul."
Roll call was answered by nine regular members and four life members. Each shared what she considered her favorite gift from Christmas.
Minutes from December were read and approved. The treasurer's report was given and passed on to the auditing committee. A collection was made for the Crisis Intervention and Advocacy Center (CIAC), which was to be used to purchase gas cards. A loose change collection was also taken to be used for the endorsement fund.
The nominating committee for new officers was appointed and is composed of Martha Musmaker, JoAnn Nurnberg and Sandy Oswald. There was a sign-up sheet for the anniversary luncheon to be held next month.
Kay Raymond gave the report on the club's 2013 reading program. One hundred percent of the group participated, reading 631 books. Betty Hobbs had read the most books. Karen Kingsbury was the most read author, the Creston News Advertiser was the most read newspaper and Our Iowa was the most read magazine.
The scholarship committee reported applications for scholarships are due March 1. The courtesy committee was asked to send a card to a hospitalized member.
Nurnberg reported on the Christmas tree project for the Festival of Trees. Nurnberg, Bobi Wooden and Marisue Lewis decorated it. It sold for $30, and the money went to CIAC.
Volunteer hour charts were collected by the secretary to be tallied and sent to the state offices.
The president presented five GFWC trivia questions. Four were correctly answered.
The Feb. 3 meeting will be 12:30 p.m. at the home of Kay Ritter. The program will be given my Lewis. Members are to bring cash, which will be used to buy gas cards for CIAC.
After the club collect, Joan Chubick gave a report on Lucretia Coffin Mott, a well-known feminist and reformer of the 20th century.
Refreshments were served by Chubick, hostess.
TOPS 1338 met 5 p.m. Jan. 13 at the United Methodist Church. Nine members weighed in with Shellie Sullivan as best loser for the week, and Anna Thompson as runner-up.
The TOPS pledge was recited and the meeting was opened by Thompson.
Weight recorder Neoma Davis gave the statistics for the year. The club had a loss of 89.75 pounds and gained 13.75 pounds, with a net loss of 76.5 pounds. Three members qualified as division winners. An anonymous member was the winner in division four with a 23-pound loss, and Lola Baucom was runner-up. Carol Sheldahl won for division three.
Minutes were not available.
Loser Lotto signatures were collected. Squares were won by an anonymous member. Fines went to the treasury. Two members have experienced physical problems, and cards were sent to them.
The program was given by Shellie Sullivan, telling how one can achieve beneficial sleep.
The meeting adjourned at 5:50 p.m. with the closing TOPS pledge.
On Monday, TOPS 1338 met for its regular meeting at the United Methodist Church. Ten members joined in the opening TOPS pledge.
After weigh-in, Diana Loomis was found to be the best weekly loser, and Sheldahl was runner-up.
The group welcomed Lola Baucom back after an absence of several weeks.
Checks were presented to the year's best loser and runner-up.
Minutes from the last two meetings were read by secretary Marisue Lewis.
Alice Brown gave the treasurer's report, and the 2013 audit report was presented. Fines went to the treasury, and Squares were won by an anonymous member. The chart for Loser Lotto was almost filled and could be completed next week.
The program was presented by Sheldahl, who shared her findings about using a variety of weight loss products.
Lola Baucom will have the program next week.
The Red Can Challenge was to try a new healthy food this week.
The meeting adjourned as Thompson led the group in the closing TOPS pledge.
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Ladies Literary Circle
Creston Ladies Literary Circle met Jan. 10 at the home of Connie Rhine. Nineteen members answered roll call with a favorite quote.
President Marcia Fulton called the business meeting to order. The minutes were read and approved. The treasurer's report was given and approved, also.
Old business included a report from Dottie Dunphy on the total of the circle's contribution to the Christmas Basket fund.
Under new business, Susan Weight shared a card from member Jean Ide.
Changes were announced for the program book for upcoming meetings. Connie Purdum and Dyan Huffman will exchange hostess duties for their February and March meetings. The April 4 meeting will now be at the home of Weight with Linda Hartsock as co-hostess.
The business meeting was adjourned.
Program Committee member Midge Scurlock introduced Jan Knock who reviewed "Jewel Weed" by David Rhodes.
After the review, members had a variety of desserts and beverages served by the hostess.
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Chapter LG P.E.O.
Chapter LG P.E.O. met Jan. 21 at the home of Amy Stults with Terry Ammon serving as co-hostess. Thirteen members responded to roll call.
Rosalie Denton read the winter president's letter from Glenda Dixon, Iowa chapter president, who encouraged the chapter and offered support. She gave instructions on how to access information online, if any member would be interested in serving on a state board or accepting an office.
Jean Paul presented the program for Founder's Day. She showed a video that featured dolls that exhibited the various types of dresses that were worn in the period when the seven founders were going to school. The narrator also described some of the personal characteristics and antidotes about these women's lives.
The next regular meeting will be held Feb. 4 at the home of Jean Paul, as hostess, with Kay Ritter serving as co-hostess. The birthday luncheon will be Feb. 12 at Adams Street Espresso.
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The weekly Kiwanis meeting was held 12:05 p.m. Tuesday at The Windrow with 25 members and one guest. Chris Frederickson, president, presided, and was finemaster. Drew Henderson did the prayer.
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Men's Tennis ranked No. 51 in ITA Preseason Poll; Bandres ranked No. 73 individually
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 18, 2011) - The ETSU men's tennis team is ranked No. 51 in the nation according to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) preseason poll, the association recently announced. In addition, ETSU sophomore Jesus Bandres (Caracas, Venezuela) is ranked No. 73 in the country in the individual rankings.
Head coach Yaser Zaatini and the Bucs earned a 16-8 record in 2010, while ETSU earned its fourth straight Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Championship. The Bucs also picked up their second ever NCAA victory after knocking off No. 32-ranked Alabama.
Bandres picked up the national preseason ranking after leading the team with a 9-6 mark in fall tournament play, while competing against some of the top players in the country. Bandres finished the 2010 spring season with a 10-8 mark that included a 6-2 record in Atlantic Sun Conference play.
Individually, sophomore Sander Gille (Kuringen, Belgium) capped off an incredible season with the A-Sun Men's Tennis Player of the Year award. Gille finished the 2010 spring season with a 14-6 overall record and a perfect 10-0 mark in Atlantic Sun Conference play. In addition, Gille was named the Atlantic Sun Tournament MVP after leading the Bucs to their fourth straight tournament crown.
Joining Gille on the all-conference team were Grega Teraz (Mojstrana, Slovenia), Robin Akser (Ornskoldsvik, Sweden), and Daniel Isaza. Gille and Teraz earned First-Team All-Conference honors, while Akser and Isaza were named to the Second-Team. Isaza also joined Gille on the A-Sun All-Tournament Team. In addition, Bandres was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team.
Finally, Charles Bottoni (Bois Guillaume, France), who was fighting an injury through the season, earned a spot in the NCAA Singles Championship by finishing the regular season with an ITA ranking of No. 104. Bottoni became just the third player in ETSU history to earn a spot into the NCAA Singles Championship. All of those players with the exception of Isaza will be back this season for the Bucs.
Like they did a season ago ETSU should face one of the toughest schedules in the country this spring. Not one to shy away from elite competition, the Bucs open the season playing some of the top teams in the country. The Bucs will open the spring season on the road against last season's national runner up, the University of Tennessee on Friday afternoon at 1 p.m.


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BOONE, N.C. (May 4, 2011)
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Paul Hoilman
(Johnson City, Tenn.) set the ETSU career hits record with his homer in the sixth as the Buccaneer baseball team defeated Appalachian State 5-3 Wednesday night at Jim and Betty Smith Stadium in Boone, N.C.
Hoilman tied the hits record previously held by Shane Byrne in the top of the fourth on his double to left scoring
Bo Reeder
(Cookeville, Tenn.) from first. The double also tied the Atlantic Sun career doubles record set by Frank Corr of Stetson in 2001 with 79.
In the top of the sixth, Hoilman put the Bucs back in front as he crushed a 2-2 pitch over the wall in left center to make the score 4-2. The homer gave Hoilman 291 career hits to claim the record.
The win is the sixth straight for the Bucs (28-15, 12-10 A-Sun) dating back to the 7-3 win over Kennesaw State on April 23.
Clinton Freeman
(Jonesborough, Tenn.) was exceptional in relief for the Buccaneers limiting the Mountaineers (26-19, 10-11 SoCon) to two runs on six hits in 5.0 innings to improve to 3-2. Starter
Scott McNally
(Marietta, Ga.) threw 3.0 scoreless innings in a no decision for ETSU, while Seth Grant was tabbed with the loss for ASU after surrendering four runs on four hits in 3.0 innings.
Appalachian State outhit the Bucs 11-7 on the night. Hoilman and Reeder had a game-high two hits in the contest to lead the way offensively.
After Hoilman's RBI double in the fourth, the Bucs added another run later in the inning on a sac fly to center by shortstop
Kerry Doane
(Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) to make the score 2-0.
The Mountaineers answered with a run in the bottom half of the frame as Zack Briggs singled in Jack Myers from second to cut the Buccaneer advantage to 2-1.
ASU tied the game at 2-all in the top of the fifth on a RBI ground out by catcher Jeremy Dowdy.
In the bottom half of the sixth inning, left fielder
Cory Betterson
(Atlanta, Ga.) made a spectacular catch robbing Myers of a home run to preserve the two run lead for the Bucs. Betterson leaped up and over the fence in left to make the grab as his arm completely disappeared over the wall before bring the ball back with the catch.
The Buccaneers added an insurance run in the top of the seventh to take a 5-2 lead.
Matthew Scruggs
(Knoxville, Tenn.) led off the inning with a single to right to extend his hit streak to nine-games. Later in the inning,
Derek Niesman
(Wellington, Fla.) singled up the middle to score Scruggs from second.
Reeder came in to close out the contest for the Bucs in the ninth inning to pick up his 15
save of the year putting him only one back of Jamie Emiliano for the A-Sun single season saves record.
The Bucs are back in action on Friday at 6:30 p.m. as they head to N.C. State for a three-game non-conference series. For more information on Buccaneer baseball, visit ETSUBucs.com or follow the Bucs on Twitter at
ETSU 5, Appalachian State 3 (May 4, 2011 at Boone, N.C.)
ETSU............ 000 202 100 - 5 7 1 (28-15, 12-10 A-Sun)
ASU.............. 000 110 001 - 3 11 0 (26-19, 10-11 SoCon)
Win - Clinton Freeman (3-2) Loss - Seth Grant (4-6)
HR - ETSU - Paul Hoilman (15)
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Nora's Will (Cinco dias sin Nora)
A Jewish family in Mexico is turned upside down when a long-held family secret is uncovered in this comedy-drama from director Mariana Chenillo. Nora (Silvia Mariscal) is in poor health, and with Passover coming up, she decides she wants to end her life so that her family can come together for the funeral and the high holiday at the same time. Nora talks her former husband Jose (Fernando Lujan) into handling the details of her funeral and bringing together her friends and family for the occasion, a task Jose isn't very enthusiastic about, given some unresolved issues between them and his ambivalence about Jewish rituals. Despite it all, Jose sets out to honor Nora's request, but the discovery of a hidden photograph among her effects leads to a surprising revelation about Nora that changes everyone's perspective on the late lamented. Cinco Dias Sin Nora (aka Nora's Will) was an official selection at the 2009 Miami International Film Festival.~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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November 16, 2010
Spit Curl Diva, who is coming off a win against male rivals including Stolis Winner in the Refrigerator Handicap (G1), is the 5-2 morning-line favorite in Friday's $125,000 Merial Distaff Challenge Championship (G1) at Fair Grounds Race Course. The 400-yard race for fillies and mares, 3-year-olds and up, is part of the 18th Bank of America Racing Challenge Championships, the season-ending championship event of AQHA's purse and bonus awards program.
Jody Brown trains Spit Curl Diva, who races for the Lepic-Morgan Partnership and is ridden by Brown's husband, David. The 4-year-old daughter of Spit Curl Jess will break from post 7 in the field of 10.
"I love it," Jody Brown said about the post. "I don't really know the Fair Grounds; I don't know the track that well. I was hoping for the middle, so I was very pleased with the seven hole."
Spit Curl Diva has won seven of eight races in 2010, scoring other stakes victories at Remington Park, Arapahoe Park and Prairie Meadows. The well-traveled runner, who already has a berth to the prestigious Champion of Champions (G1), is one of the equine stars of the Challenge Championships.
"She is probably my first experience with a true racehorse," Jody Brown said. "She loves it. It doesn't seem to matter where we go, what we do. She's strong, doing well. I'm really looking forward to her doing well."
On November 16, post positions for the Challenge Championships were drawn during a brunch at the track. The Distaff Challenge Championship starters, in post position order with their jockeys and morning-line odds, are:
Splendifferous, Cody Jensen, 10-1
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Jesstifiably Stoli, David Pinon, 7-2
Beautiful Ashlee, Larry Payne, 20-1
Little Surfer, Jerry Yoakum, 8-1
Sheza Bad Habit, Paul Greene, 4-1
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Tisa Dream Runne, G.R. Carter Jr., 12-1
Believers Gathering, Orlando Baldillez, 12-1
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Hello Miller Sales team,
It would be nice to run another Millermatic 211 promotion. Something like Lincoln is doing for their 180 Dual machines, the money matters promotion. It would be nice to get a 10% to 15% rebate or equivalent in a welding gear package (E.g,. jacket, helmet, gloves, etc.). This type of promotion would sell a lot of 211s. Being a DIY-er , this would be a nice first time MIG for myself if the price point was under $1000. Im sure this type of promotion wont kill Millers profit margins. I really want to buy USA built machine, not some Euro crap MIG or Chinese crap MIG. Thank you for you time Miller sales team.
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The last one was extended by Miller. If you by the machine there will be another promotion AFTER you have it. Sometimes after a price increase they may have a promotion selling at the old price.


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Thursday, June 06, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (June 6, 2002) — East Tennessee State volleyball head coach Deane Webb Thursday announced the signing of Katie Ralph (Port Orchard, Wash.) to a national letter of intent to play for the Bucs beginning in the 2002 season. Ralph starred as a middle blocker and outside hitter for three seasons at South Kitsap High School in Port Orchard, Wash. Following her junior season, she was named first team all-league. Her senior season was her finest, as she was named league MVP, all-state and all-area by the Tacoma News Tribune. Ralph also was a member of the Puget Sound Volleyball Club for four seasons. Katie joins Meghan Connolly (Solon, Ohio), Kristi Robinson (Knoxville, Tenn.) and Renee Vesey (Paw Paw, Mich.) in a tremendous recruiting class for the 2002 season. "Katie is a very athletic middle hitter that has played in a high level club program," said Webb. "She plays with intensity, and has a real desire to improve. I am very excited about the contributions she will make to our program during this and future years, and I look forward to having her in the gym this Fall."
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I am new to this board and new to welding. In fact, I am starting a welding course at my local junior college in February. Currently, I am looking to purchase a welding helmet and could use some direction. I have tried to conduct some searches on welding helmet comparisons on Google, but have not had much luck. Three of the helmets I am currently considering are the following:
Fibre-Metal Tigerhood 906
Fibre-Metal Pipeliner 110
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Any insight from you experienced and well-seasoned welders would be greatly appreciated.
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I don't know what the requirements of your class are, but I imagine most of us here used auto-darkening helmets.
If you are in the US, you can get one from Harbor Freight for $50. Amazon and ebay are good sources for these masks. The Miller helmets start at about $250, but any old auto-darkening is a good choice.Miller Maxstar 200 DX
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pipeliner is good had one for years i have autos now they help alot dont get a solar only they blind you off the bat till they charge
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kinda depends on the process I suppose, why buy an expensive auto if you're gonna stick or wire with it? I use an old manual Jackson Shadow full size view for TIG (Gotta be 10 years old and the thing looks like new), no pitting or melts. I've spent more $$ on outside cover plates than the helmet is worth. Personally, since you're new to welding, I'd opt for a small window, flip up shade helmet. Fibre-Metal Pipeliner 110 looks like a good starter helmet.Miller Syncrowave 250
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I got through a MIG class with a flip-up shade helmet that was around $20. But, no matter how careful you are at flipping down the helmet or flipping down the shade, you'll have cases where you move off target. So, auto-darkening becomes attractive.
tasslehawf: The Miller helmets start at about $250
Using this helmet is a real relief over the flip-up. I'll note, though, that Miller helmets use proprietary cover lenses and cheater lenses. I had planned on using my old cheater, but had to place a second order for a Miller lens.
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I teach welding at a pipefitters training school, I recomend for a beginer a auto hood or drop in auto lens for the style hood that fits you best. the auto lens for the beginer really helps with starting the arc and seeing where to start welding, it cuts down the learning and frustration curve from sticking the rod. there was a article in the American Welding Society Magazine a year or so about auto hoods, the off brands like harbor freight and other cheap knock off brands do not have the optical quality that a name brand does in short they could damage your eyes. also most of the knock offs dont use they standard size clear cover plates so you will need to purchase a bunch when you buy the hood. my experience with students using the knock off auto lens hoods is that we spend more time trouble shooting them then welding, you get what you pay for. the name brands jackson, miller, lincoln and so on are trouble free.A pipe liner is a good starter hood. i have been using one for 30 years out on the job and in the classroom, but a welding hood is like a pair of boots, what is comfortable for you might not be for me my welding partner at my day job uses a tiger hood and i use a pipeliner we both use huntsman auto lenses in those hoods. when you go to pick out a hood try several on and pick one that fits you the best, some things to look for are does the style you like cover your neck effectivly, for example i have a short fat neck so the pipeliner with its curved bottom works great, the tiger hood has a straight bottom and it hits my chest when i look down for flat welding and screws up how my bifocals work.These are just my observations and opinions after 20 years of teaching welding, there are a lot of smart and experienced people on this forum and they will also offer you very good insite and options from a great range of experience and knowledge, sort thru it and find the one that works for you. hope this helps.WELDCKR
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When I learned to weld back in the day, I used a cheap'ol flip up lense.
When I got over those, I used a cheap'ol Jackson fixed lense.
Because a company payed for it, I used an Optrel Satellite at one point.
Currently, I use a fixed wide lense Superglas Fibre-Metal (model 680). I've never looked back. Once you get used too the "yes man," it's not too bad!
The problem with autotints, and I'm sure it varries from make to make, is that a lot of the time the lense isn't a steady shade. It'll be lighter on the edges and darker in the center. Though it depends what you're doing, for fitting or stitch welding or tight places, an autotint is the cat's meow. Not so much if you're doing longer welds.
My Miller Elite mask came with 3 sets of replacement lenses, but I'm not sure about the less expensive Millers.
As far as the inexpensive autos: I had a generic one I got off ebay in 2001 when I was first learning. If worked fine for me. It did fail over time.
Having done a good amount of stick as well as tig, I think an auto for stick is just-as if not more useful than tig is far as starting an arc and not sticking. But then again, I have very little formal training (I couldn't get an arc started when I was learning in school).
It sounds like a good bet might be to get a mask that can take a standard size shade. That way you can replace a non-auto with an auto eventually and you can get a good auto-darkening mechanism.Miller Maxstar 200 DX
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01-04-2008, 09:08 AM #10Junior Member
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go to millers web site and watch the vids on there helmets
i got the elite s. and love it jackson makes a goob one to


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