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Rockin Disco in Tough in Juvenile Championship
Rockin Disco among the competitive field in the John Deere Juvenile Challenge Championship.
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October 23, 2012
Rockin J Running Horses and Jack Manning's Rockin Disco, winner of three consecutive races at Ruidoso Downs this summer, faces a deep and competitive field over 350 yards in the $150,000 John Deere Juvenile Challenge Championship (G2).
The John Deere Juvenile Challenge Championship brings together the top 2-year-olds on the program with more than $1 million awarded in Challenge-sponsored races.
Rockin Disco (Rock Solid Jess-Check This Disco by Check Him Out) put together a promising summer at Ruidoso Downs when he won his trial and final of the John Deere Ruidoso Juvenile Challenge (G3) and then his All American Futurity (G1) trial in successive starts. The Mike Wakefield-trained gelding surprised at 9-1 odds in the John Deere Ruidoso Juvenile Challenge when he got up at the wire to defeat Llano Cartel by a head.
Horton Racing's homebred Heroes Heart (Valiant Hero-Sweethearts Quicksix by Sixarun) could gain the favorite's role with her success in her latest two starts at Prairie Meadows. She broke her maiden in her third start when she took her September 1 John Deere Prairie Meadows Juvenile Challenge trial by three quarters of a length and then backed up that effort for trainer Charley Hunt with a late-running half-length win in the John Deere Prairie Meadows Juvenile Challenge as the 5-2 favorite.
Alan and Tawn Perkins' Sheaintcrynrealtears (Jet Cartel-Tear Drop Six by Sixarun) has been a close second in her latest three outs against solid company. After finishing just a neck behind Adoring Jess as the 3-2 favorite in the August 11 John Deere Retama Juvenile Challenge, she was second by a neck in her Dash For Cash Futurity trial and then second by a head in the September 29 Dash For Cash Juvenile (R) at Lone Star Park.
Ronald Martin and Randal Dees' All Out Arrogant (FDD Dynasty-Oh So Arrogant by Chicks Beduino) made the trip from Los Alamitos in Southern California after finishing second in the August 28 John Deere Los Alamitos Juvenile Challenge. The Cody Joiner-trained gelding won back-to-back races at Los Alamitos before the John Deere Los Alamitos Juvenile Challenge.
Noel Prieto's Brace For Bernal (Furyofthewind-Zoom Bracer by Shazoom) and Cynthia Gonzalez's Jess Like Stoli (Stoli-Miss Jess Rogue by Mr Jess Perry) both come off regional victories. Brace For Bernal won the September 30 John Deere Will Rogers Juvenile Challenge by a half length at 30-1 odds while Jess Like Stoli won the October 14 John Deere Turf Paradise Juvenile Challenge by a scant nose at nearly 3-1 odds.
Official entries for the $150,000 John Deere Juvenile Challenge Championship (G2) will be taken and post positions will be drawn on Wednesday for the October 27 race.
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Waukesha bank held up
Waukesha police were searching Thursday afternoon for a man who held up the First Federal Bank, 134 Wisconsin Ave., shortly before 2 p.m.
The man fled the bank after demanding and receiving cash.
No weapon was displayed, but the man kept one of his hands concealed during the robbery, according to a news release from the Waukesha Police Department.
The man was wearing blue surgical gloves. He was described as white, between 20- and 30-years-old, about five-feet, nine-inches tall, weighing about 200 pounds, with blue eyes and a thick brown beard and eyebrows. He also was wearing a long-sleeve blue shirt and jeans and a light green baseball hat with an orange logo.
Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call (262) 524-3820.
New faces will lead way at many Waukesha schools
Multiple schools in the Waukesha School District are welcoming new principals, and many have new teachers for the 2015-16 school year, which began Tuesday, Sept. 1.
Suzanne Polaske, in the district's Human Resources Department, said the district has hired 100 new teachers for the 2015-16 school year.
Superintendent Todd Gray said that, overall, there was a 10 percent turnover in staff, a percentage that is a little higher than usual.
New principals
The new elementary school principals include:» Read Full Article
Waukesha County Museum makeover moves forward as part of apartment plan
By the end of 2016, a museum focused on Waukesha's history — including legendary guitarist Les Paul — will likely reopen in much better financial shape as part of a project that will create 41 high-end apartments.
The financially troubled Waukesha County Museum is selling its downtown property, including the historic former courthouse, to a group led by local developer Alan Huelsman, who operates Berg Management Co.
If the project wins final city approvals, the new owners will demolish a building that connects the former jail, built in 1885, to the former courthouse, built in 1893 and known for its 120-foot tower and four corner turrets.
In the connector building's place, Huelsman's group, Historic Prairieville Limited Partners, will develop a five-story apartment building with a section that ties to the courthouse. The $9 million apartment development will be a combination of that new construction and the renovated former jail.
Historic Prairieville will lease the three-story former courthouse to the museum for annual rent of $1.» Read Full Article
Get interesting prep football tidbits and insights with 'First and Short' blog
First and Short," for fresh takes on prep football in Lake Country and the Milwaukee suburbs.Keep an eye on JR Radcliffe's new blog, "
Waukesha pools closing for the season
While 80 degree days and possibly even a 90 degree day are in the upcoming forecast for Waukesha, the city's pools will close this weekend.
Buchner Pool will close at 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 28. It will open at 3 p.m. on its final day. Horeb Springs Aquatic Center will close for the summer at 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 30.
Horeb Springs will open at 12:30 p.m. for open swim on Aug. 30.
Although the heat is expected to return mid to late next week, the weekend for the pool's final days should be mild with temperatures in the 70s, according to the National Weather Service. Rain is also likely on Friday and Saturday.
Buchner Pool is located at 330 Spring St. and Buchner Pool is at 223 Oakland Ave.» Read Full Article
Waukesha's La Casa de Esperanza opens its new charter school
Anselmo Villarreal, president and chief executive officer of La Casa de Esperanza, said he has been concerned about the academic achievement gap faced by low income students and children of color.
"They fall behind and that leads to problems," Villarreal said.
Now, after years of effort to establish a charter school to help overcome this "challenge," one has been created at Villarreal's community-based organization in Waukesha.
The La Casa de Esperanza Charter School, 410 Arcadian Ave., will open its doors on Monday, Aug. 31, with 88 students for 4-year-old kindergarten and 5-year-old kindergarten classes. Villarreal said he expected the school to be at capacity.
Those students will make up four classes (two K4 and two K5) with 22 students in each class. Villarreal said 90 percent of the students were already involved in La Casa de Esperanza's educational programs it offers.» Read Full Article
Updated weekly rankings of area prep football teams and players
Push for the playoffs is a detailed weekly breakdown of the teams and players in the Lake Country and suburban Milwaukee prep football scene.
Waukesha Police Report: Aug. 27, 2015 issue
1 Tires on a vehicle were slashed in an underground parking garage at 2108 Macarthur Road prior to 11:41 a.m. Aug. 13. The caller also noticed that there was damage to his apartment door.
2 A caller reported at 3:16 p.m. Aug. 13 that she found a flower sitting on the front seat of her car, but nothing missing, at Kwik Trip, 924 Fleetfoot Drive, a day earlier. That, coupled with an incident weeks earlier in which ago she returned home to the 1700 block of E. Sunset Drive and found items moved around, made her concerned enough to call the police. As a result, police contacted Kwik Trip, where surveillance video observed a man entering her vehicle. Police will follow up on the incident.
3 A man received a letter in the mail from an anonymous person stating his daughter, Anissa Weier, deserves everything that she gets in reference to the Slender Man stabbing case at his apartment at 1520 Big Bend Road at 3:45 p.m. Aug. 13. Weier's father wanted to document the incident in case anything happens.
4 A window was broken on the La Casa de Esperanza building, 410 Arcadian Ave., prior to 4:25 p.m. Aug. 13.
5 A caller reported an intoxicated driver at 1600 E. Main St. at 4:41 p.m. Aug. 13 after a vehicle was driving all over the road and almost hit someone. The driver, who when stopped by police, was not cooperative and became argumentative, admitted to drinking at his nearby employer and having a beer at McDonald's. A co-worker drove the man home.» Read Full Article
Waukesha woman accused of striking children, husband after night of drinking
A Waukesha woman is accused of striking her children with her fists and a plastic stick after coming home from a night of drinking at the Zoo a la Carte and a local pub.
Amber L. Hergert, 33, was charged Aug. 24 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with two felony counts of physical abuse of a child — intentionally causing great bodily harm, as well as battery — domestic abuse and disorderly conduct, both misdemeanors, for an early morning incident on Saturday, Aug. 22, which she said she doesn't remember because she blacked out.
According to the criminal complaint, an officer responded to a domestic altercation at 3:01 a.m. Aug. 22 at 1454 Cleveland Ave.
The complaint said Hergert was yelling, swearing and using an abundance of profanity toward her husband. Hergert was "extremely belligerent, intoxicated and out of control," the officer said in the complaint.
The couple's three daughters, ages 5, 9 and 12, were also outside the residence screaming and crying hysterically, the complaint noted.» Read Full Article
Waukesha hosting National Guard disaster drill training Aug. 28-29
Waukesha will be home to a full scale disaster exercise from Friday, Aug. 28, to Saturday, Aug. 29.
According to Capt. Ron Oremus, the National Guard is required to conduct a "validation exercise" to verify its ability to conduct the National Guard Reaction Force (NGRF) mission and was seeking local partners to facilitate their required exercise.
The Waukesha Police Department volunteered to host the full-scale exercise and serve as the lead agency for coordinating civilian emergency response participants.
The scenario involves simulating an EF-5 tornado touchdown in downtown Waukesha.
The exercise will begin at 9 a.m. Friday where officials with the police department and the National Guard will simulate/pretend that the F5 tornado struck Waukesha. The simulation will go through Saturday night. Lt. Tom Wagner said this is not a drill for the public, but rather a command/control exercise for police, fire, the National Guard and hospitals.» Read Full Article
Waukesha again seeks public's assistance in funding downtown holiday lights
Christmas may be months away, but, like last year, the city of Waukesha is already in the planning stages to make sure downtown is dressed up for the part.
The city's Community Development Department has kicked off its fundraising campaign for holiday light decorations in downtown, the second year of the campaign.
Sally Kahlfeldt, the special projects coordinator in the community development department, said the city is hoping to replace all of downtown's old light pole decorations, which have become tired-looking over the years.
The city is again opting for fundraisers, since this kind of project is not going to be put in the city budget, Kahlfeldt said.
"We're trying to have an aggressive campaign," she said.» Read Full Article
Initial Reaction Podcast: What stood out on the first week of high-school football?
JP and JR talk about the rise of the Franklin Sabers, a big battle between Arrowhead and Homestead, strong wins for Oak Creek and Germantown and other notes from the first week of football. Plus: the guys differ on whether the Packers will survive the Jordy Nelson injury.
Homeless Waukesha man charged with battering woman
A homeless Waukesha man on probation for a previous conviction was charged with a felony count of strangulation and suffocation of a woman earlier this month.
Robert Stein, now of 600 E. North St., was also charged with repeat misdemeanor offenses of battery, disorderly conduct and resisting an officer.
According to the criminal complaint, an officer was sent to the dead end of Lincoln Avenue, near 1319 Lincoln Ave., at 3 p.m. Aug. 2 for a disorderly conduct incident at a homeless encampment, in which seven people were living.
A caller, who said Stein had been yelling and swearing at him, took officers to the encampment approximately 200 to 300 yards off the roadway through heavy bushes and a winding dirt trail.
The complaint noted the 53-year-old Stein, who was sitting with the group and appeared to be heavily intoxicated, said he was yelling at the male caller because he was trying to intervene with his relationship with the female victim.» Read Full Article
Waukesha shooting leads to criminal charges against Hartland man
a shooting that involved a veteran Waukesha County Sheriff's Department deputy.Criminal charges have been filed against 34-year-old Hartland resident Dale Schaefer, who was injured Monday, Aug. 17, in
According to a news release from Waukesha County District Attorney Sue Opper, Schaefer shot himself in the leg after he disarmed the deputy inside the Waukesha County Juvenile Center.
The gun went off while Schaefer and Deputy Chad Kane-Terhorst struggled for control of the firearm, the release said. It was not immediately clear who had fired the gun, but an investigation into the incident later determined that Schaefer's wound was self-inflicted.
Opper said in the release that Schaefer is facing charges of disarming a peace officer, second-degree recklessly endangering safety and possession of a firearm while intoxicated. An Aug. 21 news release said that Schaefer was recovering from the gunshot wound and in stable condition at a local hospital.
Schaefer made his initial court appearance Monday, Aug. 24, according to online court records. A Waukesha County Circuit Court commissioner set Schaefer's bail at $15,000.» Read Full Article
It was a twister in Waukesha, after all, National Weather Service says
While Waukesha didn't see the storm damage that those in Lake Geneva experienced on Tuesday night, a tornado has been confirmed for the southwest corner of the city.
As a result, according to the National Weather Service (NWS), three tornadoes in southeast Wisconsin have been confirmed from Aug. 18.
The NWS said EF-1 tornadoes (winds estimated up to 110 mph) were confirmed in Lake Geneva and two miles southwest of Big Bend (near County Road L and Maple Avenue).
On Thursday, Aug. 20, the NWS said an EF-0 tornado (winds estimated up to 80 mph, but the weakest on the 0-5 scale) hit the southwest area of Waukesha (near the intersection of Genesee Road and Highway 59) on Aug. 18.
According to the NWS, the Lake Geneva tornado was about five miles long and up to a quarter mile wide. It occurred around 9 p.m. and lasted about five minutes.» Read Full Article
Judge enters not guilty pleas as girls in Slender Man case stand mute
Waukesha— As two 13-year-old Waukesha girls stood mute in court Friday, a judge entered not guilty pleas for them on charges of attempted homicide in the Slender Man stabbing case.
Waukesha County Circuit Judge Michael Bohren set a joint trial for Oct. 15.
The girls did not speak on their own behalf at their arraignments Friday because the judge has not yet issued his written order denying their effort to have their cases transferred to juvenile court and their attorneys continue to object to the adult jurisdiction.
Bohren ordered prosecutors, as the prevailing party on the reverse waiver issue, to draft an order for his signature "forthwith."
Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier are charged as adults with attempted first-degree intentional homicide, as party to a crime, with use of a dangerous weapon for the near fatal stabbing of a sixth-grade classmate in May 2014.» Read Full Article


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Top Social Innovation Blog Picks
Posted on July 7, 2010 by Gordie Hanrahan — 2 Comments
After reading TIME's top blog picks, the Waggener Edstrom team created our own list of top Social Innovation blogs. The following websites are all great sources for information and opinions on a wide variety of SI topics, ranging from CSR and sustainability to global health and economic development.
We would love to hear your feedback about other good online resources and thinkers we might be missing!
- 3BL: A social network and information aggregator focused on corporate citizenship and social innovation. http://3blmedia.com/blog. Check out the particularly informative "CSR Minute" daily video while you're there: http://3blmedia.com/theCSRminute
- Africa Works: Former Wall Street Journal writer and author Gregg Zachary covers African affairs with a focus on what works in the sub-Saharan, and what doesn't. http://www.africaworksgpz.com/
- Autoblog Green: Sebastian Blanco leads a team of reporters covering today's transportation industry revolution. Everything from electric vehicles to biofuels is discussed in a consumer friendly context: http://green.autoblog.com/
- Conversations for a Better World: This blog aims to educate people around the world about basic health issues ranging from HIV to clean water: http://www.conversationsforabetterworld.com/
- Cool Hunting: Stylish blog that hits at the heart of modern innovation, looking at the intersection of design, art, technology and culture. http://www.coolhunting.com/
- CSR Reporting: A specialized online resource giving tips on both internal and external CSR communications, this blog analyzes and comments on CSR reports noting both the good and the bad. http://csr-reporting.blogspot.com/
- The Gates Notes: One of the world's most impactful leaders of business and philanthropy in the shares his personal notes, observations and learnings. http://www.thegatesnotes.com/
- Global Poverty by Change.org: A compassionate look at global problems including food, health and conflicts. http://globalpoverty.change.org/
- Greenbiz.com: Joel Makower leads a team of top-notch writers covering sustainability and green business. http://www.greenbiz.com/
- Grist: One of the most influential and widely-read environmental blogs, Grist also covers SI related topics. http://www.grist.org/
- The IDE blog: Rather than focusing on direct aid, Paul Polak's organization develops technologies and products to help eliminate poverty. This blog provides an informative look at the organization's activities and relevant news commentary. http://blog.ideorg.org/
- IDEO News Archive: While not a traditional blog, IDEO's news archive leverages all the resources of a global design leader, providing an excellent resource for news, events and product updates. http://www.ideo.com/news/archive/2010/01/#pos2047
- Inhabitat: Innovative blog that covers the intersection of technology and design. http://www.inhabitat.com/
- Philanthrocapitalizm: Matthew Bishop's Values blog looks at the intersection of business and philanthropy. http://www.philanthrocapitalism.net/2010/06/a-social-competitiveness-index/
- Social Innovation Conversations: The Social Innovation Conversations channel is dedicated to social change, from the pandemic of AIDS, to challenges posed by climate change and global poverty. Social Innovation Conversations is co-produced with the Center for Social Innovation at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. http://sic.conversationsnetwork.org/
- Stanford Social Innovation Review Opinion Blog: This heavily academic look at social innovation is packed with news updates, interviews and great information. http://www.ssireview.org/opinion/
- Sustainable Life Media Blog: A green business blog from SLM, producer of the industry leading Sustainable Brands conference http://www.sustainablelifemedia.com/blog
- Tactical Philanthropy: Tactical Philanthropy Advisors CEO Sean Stannard-Stockton shares his views on bringing innovation, effectiveness and joy to philanthropy. http://www.tacticalphilanthropy.com/
- Treehugger.com: A well run editorial look at the environment and ethical business that dubs itself "A Discovery Company", in three steps, 1. Get Informed, 2. Interact, 3. Take Action. http://www.treehugger.com/
- World Changing: Alex Steffen and his international team of journalists cover the world's most innovative solutions to problems including refugee aid, renewable energy, transportation, communication, and quality of life. Also boasts some of the most engaging podcasts on the web. http://www.worldchanging.com/


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"This bread is surprising moist and has a wonderful flavor. For a little variation, you can add nuts or raisins."
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all-purpose flour
3/4 cup
white sugar
1 1/4 teaspoons
baking powder
1/2 teaspoon
baking soda
1/2 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
egg whites
1 cup
banana, mashed
1/4 cup
I followed the advice of other users and changed the recipe in the following ways: I only used 1/2 cup sugar, I added 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg, I used one whole egg instead of 2 whites (I only had one egg), I used 3 bananas instead of two and 1/3 cup applesauce, added 1tsp vanilla extract and 1tsp almond extract, and 1/4 tsp. salt. I also added 1/4 cup chopped nuts. It tastes great, and I didnt get a rubbery crust at all, as some people did. It's easy enough that I'll definitely be making it for my next school bake sale, which I don't often do, since I usually have way too much homework :)
this is absolutely gross....i don't know if it's cuz something went wrong in MY baking..but i've made banana bread before!
the bread was really tough, kinda has a really heavy muffin-like texture, that tastes BAD! i think the applesauce made it really BAD, it gave it a weird kick...probably exacerbating the texture....GROSS! bad bad bad, don't make this!
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i also wanted to give it 4.5 stars. it's a good recipe to start with but after reading countless reviews on things that should be added, i decided to heed their warning.
i mixed the dry ingredients in a separate bowl than the 'wet'(apple sauce, bananas, sugar, egg whites) ingredients. and i added 1/2 tsp. salt to the dry mixture and 1 tsp vanilla to the wet mixture. then i mixed the dry ingredients into the wet gradually till moistened, followed by walnuts(they complement the banana flavor so well!). another nice touch is to top the batter in the pan with a mix of brown sugar and a little water. it gives the crust a sweet crunch.
anyway, it smelled so good while it was baking that my roommates couldn't even wait till the bread cooled before they scarfed it down.
hope this helped. sorry it was so long.
This is great. I couldnt find my banana bread recipe so i tried this one. It will be the recipe i use for now on! My guess is that the people who have chewy or heavy bread are stirring too much, and the people with not enough flavor are using bananas that are not ripe enough. The nastier they look the better they are for bread!
I was looking for a great low fat banana bread. This is it, but I did tweak the recipe a bit. I added nutmeg instead of cinnamon and also vanilla as others had suggested. I also added 1/2 tsp salt, which I believe is the "missing" ingredient some reviewers were talking about. With these changes the bread was FAB!!!
Almost passed this one by due to the fat free nature...but am I glad I didn't! Had to rub it in dh's face when he said he loved it! Used 3 ripe bananas, added choco chips and nuts for fun, 1/2 nutmeg and upped the cinnamon due to some reviews saying it was bland, and cut the sugar. To sell my husband on a healthy recipe is something! Made it as muffins, 350 for 18 min. Perfect. Thanks. TStephensx7
This turned out great! Very moist. As someone else suggested I added 1/8 teaspoon of salt and a tablespoon of vanilla. I think those are the missing ingredients. Probably over strirring is why some are having it turn out rubbery. Great lowfat alternative!
I'd like to give this one 4 1/2 stars. As an earlier reviewer wrote, it was a bit "rubbery" but that didn't take away from the fact that it was delicious! I modified it slightly: replaced 1/4 c. of flour with 1/3 c. oatmeal, added about 3/4 c. raisins and 1 tsp. of vanilla. The aroma while it was baking made my mouth water! And to think I picked this one because it was listed first!
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Calories: 127
Calories from Fat: 2
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The Tenn. Department of Transportation recently announced that Munford has been presented with a $434,000 federal grant for a new Munford Welcome Center located at 1234 Munford Ave. It is one of several projects funded by the federal Transportation Enhancement Grant Program. Munford acquired a parcel adjacent to city property that has a log cabin built in the 1930s already on the propety. The cabin's primary function will serve as a City of Munford and South Tipton County Visitor's Center. It will also be used as a meeting place for the South Tipton County Chamber of Commerce. The non-profit Mississippi River Corridor Tennessee Inc., will use the cabin as a location for displaying and distributing information about its events and projects. It's projected that the Visitors Center's proximity to the future I-69 will have an impact on its overall function. The federal money will go towards repairs. A check presentation was recently held on the property of the future home of the new welcome center.
Jeffrie Bruton (fourth from left), executive director of Shelby Residential and Vocational Services (SRVS), accepts a $3,400 check from Comcast of Memphis as part of a community grant from the 11th Annual Comcast Cares Day when Comcast employees and their volunteers helped spruce-up SRVS facilities and Sensory Garden for more than 850 people with disabilities. Surrounding Bruton are Laquita Mims (seated, left) Joe Weaver (standing, left), SRVS development coordinator Cheryl Anderson; Gary Puckett, Comcast director of Government Affairs Otha Brandon, Comcast employee Wihelmina Alfonso, Jake Taylor, SRVS day center director Carol Branch, and Doris Jenkins.
On September 1st, Mary Lou Ables (right) with Collier Insurance delivered a check for $3,000 to School Advocates for Vision & Education (S.A.V.E.) resulting from a grant request she made of Safeco Insurance Company. Henry Lindeman, Founder of S.A.V.E. (left) received the donation. The grant award will provide for vision examinations and eye glasses for 55 underprivileged children in Memphis and Shelby County who would otherwise go without care.
Harrah's Entertainment Mid-South Region which includes Harrah's Casino Tunica, Horseshoe Casino and Hotel Tunica, and Sheraton Casino and Hotel Tunica recently announced a $22,500 sponsorship to the American Heart Association for 2009. Russ Ellis, vice president of field operations, American Heart Association greater Southeast affiliate receives a the check from Valerie Morris, regional vice president communications and community affairs, Harrah's Entertainment Mid-South Region.
Dogwood Elementary principal, Andrea Simpson (right) receives a check for $4,799.63 from Race for Education Sponsorship Chair, April Strand. This annual race supports the art, music and physical education programs in all of the Shelby County Schools. The race committee is presently accepting sponsors for the next race that will be held in Cameron Brown Park on November 8, 2009.
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Home Instead Senior Care presents The Alzheimer's Association with a check for $5,045.00 to go towards their Memory Walk in November. Proceeds were derived from Home Instead's annual tennis tournament in Tunica, MS. "Serve an Ace for a Senior". Home Instead provides a full range of non-medical services to keep seniors safe and independent in their own homes were they are the most comfortable. See www.homeinsteadmemphis.com or call 682-8600 for more information.
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Barret's Chapel Elementary School was recently awarded a mini-grant in the amount of $250 through the TEE Grant Program. The school received the grant for its "Yes, I Can" project. The project targets students in special education resource classes' grades 2-5 who will create and perform puppet plays/skits utilizing Student Performance Indicators, the Tennessee School Counseling Standards, and the Shelby County Schools Character Education Traits. The goal of this program is to improve student grades in at least three subjects by the end of the school year. Joe Keohane (left), SCSEF executive director presented the check to Barret's Chapel Elementary School's guidance counselor, Susan Green, who gratefully acknowledged the generous donors who made the grant possible.
Horn Lake Mayor Nat Baker (thrid from left) and Arianne (AJ) Jenkins, Community Development/Human Resources Director of the City of Horn Lake (far left), show off a check for a $1,000 sponsorship of the BancorpSouth 2 + 2 Scholarship Golf Tournament. Also on hand to celebrate this new tournament sponsor are Debra Herrington, tournament founder and director, and Dr. Bonnie Buntin, dean of the University of Mississippi - DeSoto (far right).
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Houston High School received a grant from the Shelby County School Education Foundation. Joe Koehane made the presentation. The grant was $450, and the funds will be used to complete two classroom sets of electronic student response clickers. One set of clickers will be housed in the new learning lab and the other classroom set is available for teachers to check out.
The Germantown Education Commission presented Germantown High School with a grant totaling $18,280.00. The money will be used for additional equipment and programming to be used with the whiteboard technology in the classrooms. Presenting the check to GHS vice principal (third from left) Mike McIntyre and principal (fourth from left) David Baytos are (from left) George Brogdon, Barbara Harmon and Germantown Alderman Carol Hinely.
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Rural Development Area Director Harriet Cannon and Munford Mayor Dwayne Cole recently announced a federal investment of $9,600 to increase small business development opportunities and promote community events. The check presentation took place at Munford City Hall. The Rural Development grant will be used to upgrade Munford's website using newer technology to make it faster, easier to navigate and capable of delivering online resources for marketing area businesses to visitors and locals. The city is contributing an additional $4,400 to the project. For more information on Rural Development programs available in Tipton County, contact the Rural Development Area Office in Jackson at (731) 668-2091, toll free at (800) 342-3149 ext. 1495 or visit us online at rurdev.usda.gov/tn.


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Imagine being a creative individual in a position where you don't have to show your portfolio to a studio to get work. You don't have to go knocking on doors, you don't have to worry about getting laid off, you don't have to concern yourself with how you'll pay your bills between gigs, etc...
Imagine being in a position where you can go look for a job if you want to cuz you're making more money on your own than being employed in a work for hire situation.
That's not a fantasy anymore for an increasing number of our comrades as many successful crowdfunding campaigns are proving.
Take for example "Fate Core". It's a role playing game by Fred Hicks and Evil Hat Productions in Springfield, Maryland.
Initial goal was $3000 and as of this date there's 5,882 backers pledging $234,765 with 21 days to go.
I think Fred was toying with his community or just being very safe with his $3k goal. Whatever the case, he's definitely doing it right cuz that's some crazy money he's gonna see for his project. Looks like he's done his homework as he has a lot of Facebook friends to go to as well as backing 119 Kickstarter projects himself.
What goes around comes around!
If you spend the time and make the effort developing your community you have the base for your franchise. People WANT to support projects like these! They'd rather fund cool projects by cool people than feed the corporate monster!
This is the age we've been waiting for!
Crowdfunding is making it possible!
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How many artists in animation have heard of Fred Hicks in Silver Spring, Maryland?
Not very many I'm sure.
Take a look at where his Kickstarter campaign is at...
6,570 backers pledging $262,879 of a $3,000 goal with 15 days yet to go.
Fred's generating more revenue in the span of his campaign than most artists working full time in animation in LA would make in 3 years time.
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Yes indeed Greg!
Here's where the campaign is currently at...
6,865 backers pledging $276,401 of the initial $3,000 goal with 12 days to go.
It could hit the $300k mark before it wraps up.
Once again...
Anyone working in animation ever here of Fred Hicks?
How much money you guys making working 9 to 5? Even with freelance?
Any of you guys working at a studio own the work you're creating?
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This is nuts! Check out where the Fate Core campaign on Kickstarter is at...
8,050 backers pledging $337,671 of a $3,000 goal and there's still 4 days to go!
Boy, too bad Fred Hicks didn't pitch his idea to a studio. How can you be successful without pitching to a studio?
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This turned out to be an especially juicy campaign. Why, you ask? Well I'll tell ya.
How about...
10,103 backers pledging $433,365 of an original $3,000 goal.
Check it out... http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/evilhat/fate-core
Boy don't ya miss the good ol days of pitching to a studio or a corporation or investment bankers and being told that your idea is a hard sell? Don't ya miss those golden days of constant rejections and even outright theft?
Huge congrats to Fred Hicks on the success of the Fate Core Systems campaign on Kickstarter and for proving yet again that we don't need them anymore!
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Man, all I've been doing is thinking about what my first campaign will be. Small, humble yielding high quality content.
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would like the Gators RB Gillissee b4 Miguel Maysonet
would like the Gators RB Gillissee b4 Miguel Maysonet
Resign Hartline and try to resign long. Dont trade anyone. On Defense dont resign anyone. Move ODrick to DT.
In FA sign starting WR and starting DE. If you have any more FA money sign an OG.
Now draft playmakers in the first 3 rounds. WR, TE, CB, OLB, RB, OT and S. To the playoffs we go next year.
Those trades r so unrealistic.
i tend to agree alot if not all our guys will not be resigned.
if we could get a trade down that would be nice.
not afraid of TE in first pick. we need one of those to plug in day one.
not sure about trades. seem far out there and trades unpredictable.
Speed at t.e. and receiver. Another pass rusher or two. No spending 10 mill on a tackle. Add a playmaking corner (mike Jenkins or drc). Resign Reggie but as a utility player. Release incognito and move Jerry to tackle. Add athleticism to oline. Resign Chris Clemons. This is a league of creating mismatches all over the field. Defense wins championships but offense puts points on the board people. We are a cover corner and pass rusher away from winning 9 games. We are a cover corner, pass rusher, and speed on offense away from winning 10-11 games.
Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth
So another year that we lose anyone that contributed to the team and sign and draft a bunch of ?'s.
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This programme explores the issues of conflict, security and development from an interdisciplinary standpoint, combining the theoretical rigour of security studies and the practical experience of development.
Issues examined include: dynamics and history of conflict in developing countries; theoretical approaches to understanding conflict; drivers of conflict; the relationship between global and local actors involved in conflict; security sector reform; implications of types of conflict for post-conflict reconstruction; design and implementation of post-conflict development strategies.
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Gain first-hand experience of development concepts plus valuable work experience without additional costs. This Masters degree enable students either to carry out individual fieldwork in a country and on a topic of their choice or to take part in an organised study visit. Funding for this overseas study is included in the programme fee.
In the School of Government and Society we offer much more than a degree. As a student here, whether undergraduate or postgraduate, you have the opportunity to take part in a wide range of events, with some or all of the costs paid for by the School.
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Departments from across the School of Government and Society are all based within the recently refurbished Muirhead Tower. Following a £50million refurbishment, Muirhead Tower offers state-of-the-art teaching and research study facilities including free wifi throughout the building and dedicated study areas for postgraduate research students.
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As a Member of Parliament and a leader, I will continue to use the skills and knowledge I acquired during my time at Birmingham and I am sure the experience will continue to support my efforts as both a Member of Parliament and in leading my constituents." Concy Aciro (2009)
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