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Interesting that Mr. Rose points his finger at the oil industry to fix their crude volatility problem. If the new crude is so dangerous, why did his company take the business in the first place? Is there no product vapor pressure specification? If the production field is not meeting the vapor pressure spec, then the railroad can refuse to move the product. The railroad's hands are not tied here. Is it just more convenient to blame the product for what appears to be poor product handling? If volatility is a problem, I would be much more concerned about BNSF hauliing propane cars. Ditto chlorine gas.
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The Marcus Addison Cinema is your premiere entertainment destination with 21 state-of-the-art auditoriums. The facility can accommodate rentals for group outings, corporate events, birthday parties & various other occasions.
Public park-like setting dedicated to the Veterans and Heroes of our nation.
This is a memorial for troops lost in Operation Iraqi Freedom & Operation Enduring Freedom.
Built in 1876, this 19-room museum, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was the division headquarters for Illinois Central Railroad. The museum showcases local artifacts from Amboy and the surrounding area.
PM&L Theatre is a non-profit, community-based volunteer organization located in downtown Antioch. Each annual season contains six shows, ranging in style from musicals to comedy and drama.
A variety of arts events are staged at this location in Argonne.
Argonne is one of the country's premier facilities for energy-related research and development. Visitors must be at least 16 years old.
Metropolis Performing Arts Center
More than 40 productions and 360 performances each year ranging from musical theatre, plays, live music, dance, family shows, The Second City Comedy and professional regional children's theatre.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Arlington International Racecourse
At Arlington International, we aim to make every day of the season special by combining the excitement of thoroughbred racing, gorgeous grounds and fantastic food to create a winning track experience for our guests! Whether you're looking for a fun and exciting day out with friends and family, a casual and charming afternoon at the races, or a sophisticated and stylish get-together, Arlington International offers an extraordinary experience for everyone! Live racing and entertainment from May through September or find a full calendar of race dates and events at arlingtonpark.com.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Big Shot Piano Lounge & Restaurant
Big Shot is an upscale Restaurant & Piano Bar. A cozy place to meet, eat, and drink while listening and interacting with talented musicians. From the warm atmosphere to the variety of enticing menu items, this intimate spot will showcase live talent every night. The extremely friendly restaurant will invite its patrons to participate and sing along with new songs performed by talented professionals. This will definitely be a place to start and end an evening.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Downtown Arlington Heights Shopping & Entertainment District
Diverse collection of charming local shops and major retailers. Outstanding restaurants, theaters, nightlife, and entertainment, all within walking distance.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple of Greater Chicago
This temple is one of only three Sri Venkateswara Hindu temples in the United States, constructed by Native American artisans.
The Aurora area features diverse architectural styles, including designs by Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe, Bruce Goff and George Grant Elmslie. The area is also home to one of the largest collections of Sears mail order homes.
This local history research archives houses historic photos, books, documents and maps covering Aurora's history from the 1830s to the present. Open by appointment only.
Come inside the intimate Riverfront Playhouse and discover a treasure. Since 1978, Riverfront Playhouse has been a destination in downtown Aurora. Located along the pedestrian-friendly Water Street Mall, Riverfront Playhouse continues to draw unique talent and appreciative crowds. This popular local theater group performs original plays, musicals, murder mysteries, comedies and thrillers in an intimate setting. See their web site for indoor and outdoor performances.
This kinetic water sculpture, created by Christian Tobin, combines art with the law of physics to enable giant stones to rock, spin and swivel on a cushion of water.
This theatre offers affordable, live entertainment, comedy, concerts, dance and family shows. Group discounts/theatre rentals; perfect for meetings, performances, fundraisers and banquets.
The museum features a variety of interactive exhibits designed to educate and entertain children, families, and firefighters. Visitors can pass a leather fire bucket. Marvel at a strange looking firemen's smoke mask. Explore the differences in fire hose nozzles. See and hear how fire engines clear the streets with sirens, horns, and devices that control traffic lights. Watch vintage firefighting films on five video touch-screens. All this, in addition to 5 pieces of fire apparatus on display in a fully restored fire station built in 1894. Suggested donation $5 adult and $3 child.
Take a self-guided tour of Aurora's historic downtown. Tour brochures are available at the Aurora Area Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
Recently named one of the Top Ten Theatres in Chicago by the League of Chicago Theatres, the Paramount continues to provide world-class entertainment—including dance, music, Broadway-caliber theatre, and children's programming—for an annual audience of 150,000 patrons from over 250 communities. The Paramount also hosts free community events and its opulent interiors provide a spectacular backdrop for private functions such as wedding receptions or corporate galas. (Photography: Liz Lauren & Charles Osgood)
Whether you're here to watch improv or stand-up, you're in for a great time! Come early and enjoy a drink and the thousands of pieces of comedy memorabilia that puts the "shrine" in The Comedy Shrine. Interested in classes? We have those too! You are never too old or too young to try your hand at comedy. Check out our website for upcoming class dates and prices.
Aurora's interactive science and technology center offers over 200 hands-on exhibits demonstrating the principles of electricity, weather, astronomy and nuclear energy.
David L. Pierce Art & History Center
The Aurora Public Art Commission hosts rotating exhibits displaying a full spectrum of innovative arts. The History Center has a collection of photographs, books, maps and other memorabilia. The Museum Shop offers hand-crafted jewelry, pottery and textiles from local artists and Aurora-themed gifts.
New York Street Memorial Bridge
Spanning the entire Fox River, features include the circa 1930 "Memory" and "Victory" statues in honor of fallen soldiers from World War I. In 1930, Chicago sculptor Emory P. Seidel designed the original plans for the bridge. As a period publication stated, using an artist made the bridge "remarkable in its beauty and unique in its design."


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One Harborside Drive, Suite 200S, East Boston, Massachusetts 02128-2909, USA
Telephone: 1 800 235 6426
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The airport is located 6km (4 miles) northeast of Boston.
How to get there
From the West and South, drivers should take the Massachusetts Turnpike East, which connects with the Ted Williams Tunnel and goes directly into the airport. From the North drivers should either follow I-93 and go through the Callahan Tunnel, or take I-95 to Route 1 South, then follow signs to 1A South to Logan Airport.
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Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) (tel: (617) 222 3200; www.mbta.com) operates routes to/from Logan airport. Take the MBTA Blue Line at Airport Station for connections to destinations within Boston; a free shuttle bus service links the station to the terminals.
Commuter Rail train services serving New England leave from South Station and North Station in Boston.
MBTA buses 448, 459 and CT3 serve the airport and various locations in Boston, including stations. Bus services are also available from a number of private bus lines covering the New England area; the airports website has contact details for these companies. Logan Express offers a frequent express bus service from Braintree to the south shore, Framingham to the west, and Woburn to the north; buses stop at all terminals.
Taxis are available at all terminals 24 hours.
The Water Transportation Bus Service 66 is a courtesy bus service running from all airport terminals to the Logan dock and the MBTA Airport Station, from where there are water shuttles, catamarans and water taxis (tel: (617) 422 0392; www.citywatertaxi.com) from Logan dock to downtown Boston Harbor. The Harbor Express (tel: (617) 222 6999; www.harborexpress.com) offers numerous daily connections from Logan dock to Long Wharf, and the Quincy and Hull on the South Shore.
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1 The Butler Community College dance and band students will be presenting their last concerts for the school year this weekend at the college.
2 The Spring Band Concert will consist of a variety of music, with a show band feel. Songs by the Concert Band will include "Block M," a march, by Jerry Bilik, "Sarabande and Polka" by Malcolm Arnold, the Mission Impossible Theme performed by the percussion ensemble, and more. Then the Command Performance will include such songs as "Standing on Shaky Ground," "Natural Woman," "Dance to the Music" and "Stop in the Name of Love."
3 The spring dance concert, titled Just Dance Kaleidoscope, features a variety of types of dance, including something for everyone. There will be ballet, lyrical, tap and modern numbers. Dance routines will be performed to such songs as "Beautiful People," "Getting Over You," "Hallelujah," "Hey There Good Times," Soul Sister," "Glad you Came," "Rumor Has it" and more.
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What: Pep Band/Show Band Concert
When: 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 26, and Saturday, April 27
Where: Hubbard Welcome Center
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When 7:30 p.m. April 26, Friday, and 3 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 27
Where: Fine Arts Theatre
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A southeastern Stafford County property owner was conducting a controlled burn of downed trees (that had been cleared around the homestead) when embers apparently floated into a nearby shelter belt.
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The Marcus Addison Cinema is your premiere entertainment destination with 21 state-of-the-art auditoriums. The facility can accommodate rentals for group outings, corporate events, birthday parties & various other occasions.
Public park-like setting dedicated to the Veterans and Heroes of our nation.
This is a memorial for troops lost in Operation Iraqi Freedom & Operation Enduring Freedom.
Metropolis Performing Arts Center
More than 40 productions and 360 performances each year ranging from musical theatre, plays, live music, dance, family shows, The Second City Comedy and professional regional children's theatre.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Arlington International Racecourse
At Arlington International, we aim to make every day of the season special by combining the excitement of thoroughbred racing, gorgeous grounds and fantastic food to create a winning track experience for our guests! Whether you're looking for a fun and exciting day out with friends and family, a casual and charming afternoon at the races, or a sophisticated and stylish get-together, Arlington International offers an extraordinary experience for everyone! Live racing and entertainment from May through September or find a full calendar of race dates and events at arlingtonpark.com.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Big Shot Piano Lounge & Restaurant
Big Shot is an upscale Restaurant & Piano Bar. A cozy place to meet, eat, and drink while listening and interacting with talented musicians. From the warm atmosphere to the variety of enticing menu items, this intimate spot will showcase live talent every night. The extremely friendly restaurant will invite its patrons to participate and sing along with new songs performed by talented professionals. This will definitely be a place to start and end an evening.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Downtown Arlington Heights Shopping & Entertainment District
Diverse collection of charming local shops and major retailers. Outstanding restaurants, theaters, nightlife, and entertainment, all within walking distance.
CITY:Arlington Heights
Sri Venkateswara Swami Temple of Greater Chicago
This temple is one of only three Sri Venkateswara Hindu temples in the United States, constructed by Native American artisans.
The Aurora area features diverse architectural styles, including designs by Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe, Bruce Goff and George Grant Elmslie. The area is also home to one of the largest collections of Sears mail order homes.
This local history research archives houses historic photos, books, documents and maps covering Aurora's history from the 1830s to the present. Open by appointment only.
Come inside the intimate Riverfront Playhouse and discover a treasure. Since 1978, Riverfront Playhouse has been a destination in downtown Aurora. Located along the pedestrian-friendly Water Street Mall, Riverfront Playhouse continues to draw unique talent and appreciative crowds. This popular local theater group performs original plays, musicals, murder mysteries, comedies and thrillers in an intimate setting. See their web site for indoor and outdoor performances.
This kinetic water sculpture, created by Christian Tobin, combines art with the law of physics to enable giant stones to rock, spin and swivel on a cushion of water.
This theatre offers affordable, live entertainment, comedy, concerts, dance and family shows. Group discounts/theatre rentals; perfect for meetings, performances, fundraisers and banquets.
The museum features a variety of interactive exhibits designed to educate and entertain children, families, and firefighters. Visitors can pass a leather fire bucket. Marvel at a strange looking firemen's smoke mask. Explore the differences in fire hose nozzles. See and hear how fire engines clear the streets with sirens, horns, and devices that control traffic lights. Watch vintage firefighting films on five video touch-screens. All this, in addition to 5 pieces of fire apparatus on display in a fully restored fire station built in 1894. Suggested donation $5 adult and $3 child.
Take a self-guided tour of Aurora's historic downtown. Tour brochures are available at the Aurora Area Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
Recently named one of the Top Ten Theatres in Chicago by the League of Chicago Theatres, the Paramount continues to provide world-class entertainment—including dance, music, Broadway-caliber theatre, and children's programming—for an annual audience of 150,000 patrons from over 250 communities. The Paramount also hosts free community events and its opulent interiors provide a spectacular backdrop for private functions such as wedding receptions or corporate galas. (Photography: Liz Lauren & Charles Osgood)
Whether you're here to watch improv or stand-up, you're in for a great time! Come early and enjoy a drink and the thousands of pieces of comedy memorabilia that puts the "shrine" in The Comedy Shrine. Interested in classes? We have those too! You are never too old or too young to try your hand at comedy. Check out our website for upcoming class dates and prices.
Aurora's interactive science and technology center offers over 200 hands-on exhibits demonstrating the principles of electricity, weather, astronomy and nuclear energy.
David L. Pierce Art & History Center
The Aurora Public Art Commission hosts rotating exhibits displaying a full spectrum of innovative arts. The History Center has a collection of photographs, books, maps and other memorabilia. The Museum Shop offers hand-crafted jewelry, pottery and textiles from local artists and Aurora-themed gifts.
New York Street Memorial Bridge
Spanning the entire Fox River, features include the circa 1930 "Memory" and "Victory" statues in honor of fallen soldiers from World War I. In 1930, Chicago sculptor Emory P. Seidel designed the original plans for the bridge. As a period publication stated, using an artist made the bridge "remarkable in its beauty and unique in its design."
If These Walls Could Talk in Downtown Aurora not only provides 100% archival quality framing services their shop acts as an art gallery for visitors to enjoy, buy, and sell their art. A regular venue for Downtown Aurora's First Friday event.
Culture Stock is a social venture that operates as a hub for cultural activities and community programs while serving as a used book and media re-seller. Culture Stock, located in the heart of Downtown Aurora, offers up-and-coming musicians, poets and other artists a place to display their talents. Stop in for a taste of Aurora's culture, read a good book in a cozy corner, listen to a new performer or join a language circle. Kids have events at Culture Stock too. Check their Facebook page for a Downtown Aurora cultural experience update today!
Aurora University's Crimi Auditorium
This much-lauded and beautiful auditorium hosts classical and popular musical events as well as popular lectures and recitals. It is located in Aurora University's Institute for Collaboration building.
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With water flowing at 2.0 m/s, this system can produce 250 Wh.
Taking control losses into account, five of these can deliver about 1 kW, so this system can be used as an emergency power supply.
As this system relies on the natural current of the waterway, its uptime is virtually 100%
We expect this 250 W model will be priced about the same as a compact car.
Seems over engineered to me? Especially in price per kilowatt. Why not multiple paddle wheels or screws attached to a single generator? Especially if you're going to come up with an individualized solution for each customer.But, as they say, armchair quarterbacking is easy...
I thought about installing one in my former place in Idaho, but was very concerned about the EPA deciding I was an eco-terrorist or something.
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The holidays are here at last and you're off abroad with your family! If only it didn't take so long to get there. Well here at Lufthansa we've made it our business to ensure your journey with us is as much fun as possible. We want the flight itself to be one of your best and most exciting holiday experiences.
Entertainment for you:
On board you'll find the time literally flies by — thanks to our cool programme of entertainment. Why not take a look now at our current in-flight entertainment programme.
- Robert Pattinson, Ryan Gosling, Zooey Deschanel — whoever your favourite actor is, he or she will be on board with you, possibly in the latest Hollywood blockbuster. You can choose between movies, TV series and cartoons.
- For all you young explorers and sports fans out there, the in-flight entertainment also includes sports news and exciting documentaries, made especially for you.
- If you tune into Lufthansa Radio, you can listen to great playlists with the latest hits or you can lose yourself in one of our exciting audio books.
- On a number of our long-haul aircraft (all the Airbus A380s and Boeing B747-8s, plus several of the Airbus A330s), you can see exactly what the pilot sees during take-off and landing: the aircraft's external cameras bring you up close to the action from different angles.
- If you are travelling in First or Business Class, you can also enjoy exciting computer games.
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As well as our in-flight entertainment programme, there are even more great opportunities for keeping yourself occupied and entertained on board: jigsaws, cuddly toys, puzzle books, card games and kid's magazines, such as the current issues of 'Bravo Sport', 'Mädchen' or 'Mosaik', will stop you getting bored.
Please ask one of the flight attendants for a logbook. You can use this to collect and keep details of all your flights and plenty of other exciting information from 'the world of aviation'. When your logbook is full, we'll give you a cool pilot's certificate. You can find out more information about the logbook on the 'My logbook' page.
We also have our Miles & More Club, JetFriends, for children and teenagers. Here you'll find lots of interesting facts related to flying, travel and Lufthansa — and club membership also gives you some great benefits. To find out more, visit the 'JetFriends – Club for Kids & Teens' page.
If you are travelling in First or Business Class on a long-haul flight from Germany, you'll receive a JetFriends Amenity Kit in the shape of a pilot's bag. This is full of great things like children's toothbrushes, ear plugs, slipper socks and toys.
The food is great too...
…because it has been created especially for kids and teenagers like you. For more info about all the delicious treats that will land on your plate, go to our 'Children's menus on board' page.
And here's one more tip:
Flying is great fun with Lufthansa, we promise you that, but we are also very concerned about your safety. If you are still under 7 years old, then simply take your car booster seat and use it to sit in it on the plane – then you'll be able to see out of the window more easily too! If you're over 7 and /or weigh more than 18 kg, you simply need to fasten your seatbelt securely in an ordinary seat and your experience with Lufthansa can start straight away.
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Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is located 7km (4 miles) west of Nice.
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Nice Côte d'Azur Airport has good road links to Nice, Monaco and Italy via the Promenade des Anglais; it is also linked to Cannes and Antibes via the A8, RN 98 or RN7, and to Digne-les-Bains and Grenoble via RN202.
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Taxis (tel: (04) 9313 7878) are available 24 hours a day; stands are located outside Arrivals at both terminals. Fares to central Nice range from €22 to €30 during the day and €27 to €32 at night. Rail: SNCF regional train services (tel: 0800 114 023; www.ter-sncf.com) run from Nice St Augustin railway station, situated 500m (1,640 ft.) from Terminal 1, and St Laurent du Var station, 3km (2 miles) from the airport, serving all routes from Cannes to Ventimiglia; buses 200, 1A and 1B connect to these stations. All other SNCF routes run from the central station in Nice, connected to the airport by bus 99 (SNCF Direct) from Terminal 2 and bus 23 from Terminal 1. Train tickets can also be purchased from the bus office at Nice Côte d'Azur Airport.
Transfer by helicopter to Monaco, Cannes and Saint-Tropez is also available.
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- Why is it a limited edition? Is it because of the color, the cartridges that it comes with, etc.? The color and the cartridges that are included are supposed to be apart of the limited edition. E2 machines after this limited edition will have different cartridges loaded on to it. However, the main two cartridges(Cricut American Alphabet and Cricut Essentials) may be on the non-limited edition E2's as well. It is my understanding that Just a Note and Cricut Decals are the two limited edition cartridges.
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However we do it, it's the connections we share with family, friends, students, clients and neighbors that give purpose to our lives, help us fulfill our commitments, offer undefined possibilities and, well, make life what it is. There are as many ways to connect as there are individuals. Sometimes we are related by genetics and sometimes by interests. Sometimes we are strangers, but our paths cross and we recognize the moment. From prehistoric non-verbal communication to today's abbreviated text messaging, language as a means of connection is only part of the whole. Yet it is through words, and with the help of technology, that we have been able to connect as a Spinning® Community. Those of us who post regularly love what we are doing and value the opportunity. Those of you who read our posts, and even more so, those of you who respond to them, continue what we have begun. We have just learned that we are 'experiencing technical difficulties' and that our blog will be temporarily suspended. Though we will all miss this means of communicating, we plan to be back asap. But, this does not mean that the communications that are possible to each of us will be suspended. To those of you who are able to read this message, I suggest that you take the time to stop to speak to a friend, pick up the phone, shoot off an email or even scrawl a quick note to deliberately keep in touch with someone you may not have talked with for awhile. I recently read Howard Schultz's new book Onward. In one brief aside he referred to one of the Starbuck executives and his habit of ending a meeting 15 minutes early then tasking each person present to use that 15 minutes to call a friend or family member with whom they had not connected for too long. Just this week my 6 year old granddaughter had read a book about a little girl who wrote a letter to her grandmother and closed with the words "write back." This began a written connection between them. Consequently I received a little, painstakingly written note from my granddaughter. You can be sure I wrote back! As a Spinning® Instructor and coordinator of our Spinning® department, I maintain an email list (voluntary – only those who want to be a part of this list are on it) and write biweekly reminders in my date book to send out some newsy notes to those on this list. This morning I passed along an article on nutrition for cyclists, reminded the group to pick up the new July and August Spinning® class schedule and urged them to connect with each other to ride or just chat. Within the hour I received the type of reply that makes such efforts worthwhile. The message was simple – thank you for caring and because you did, I am going to go to a local bike sale today and, with luck, will soon have a bike to ride outdoors with others. We never know when a few shared words might make a difference. In the weeks and months ahead, I urge us all to stay connected. It is a habit that needs practice, just like anything else. I grew up with the motto that "anything worth doing is worth doing well." May we, in this Spinning® community, do our jobs well and reap the rewards of fitness, health and friendships. Blog posted by Linda Freeman for www.spinning.com 6-25-2011.Share


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While it took extra innings in a couple of the games, the Peru State Bobcat baseball team got out their brooms as they swept the home-standing Avila University Eagles over the weekend.
The 'Cats won 4-2 and 2-1 on Saturday. Then, on Sunday, Peru State won 3-2 in eight innings and 7-5 in nine innings. With the four wins, the Bobcats improved to 19-15 overall and 12-8 in the Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC), good for third in the Western Division, and fifth overall. Avila fell to 18-19 and 8-10 in the HAAC. The Eagles are fourth in the same division as Peru State and seventh overall.
This Saturday and Sunday, another HAAC Western Division opponent, will be coming to Peru State. The Baker University Wildcats will be in town for two double headers, both beginning at 1 p.m. On Saturday, it will be Senior Day for the Bobcats.
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Since joining the Department in 2008, Chezia Quarterman Calloway has gone above and beyond the duties as a Nonpublic School Approval Specialist in C&A. Without missing a beat in her regularly assigned responsibilities, she has served on a number of committees. Most recently, Chezia served as the Chair for the Maryland Charities Campaign, during which she not only lead the Department to surpass the $92,000 goal, but surpassed her own goal of raising more than $100,000 – this accomplishment was no small feat during these tough economic times. Her enthusiasm, creativity, and positive outlook, allowed the committee to develop and execute a variety of events to make donating fun. C&A is fortunate to have an individual as poised, professional, and competent as Chezia.
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Nancy Carey, Coordinator of Professional Development, works with LEAs through the administration of Title II A&B federal grant programs. Nancy's visionary leadership provides a strong foundation for the continuing improvement of teacher professional development, while focusing on cutting edge technology and enhancement of opportunities for students in the Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) arena. A passionate supporter of teachers in the classroom, Nancy works at the state and national levels to provide life-long learning opportunities for our educators.
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Anita Chambers is a source of "pride" for the Office of Child Care Subsidy and the Division of Early Childhood Development because of her overall approach and dedication to her work. Tasked with handling payment issues of formal and informal child care subsidy providers, she also analyzes a variety of matters to determine a fair solution. Anita consistently offers assistance to others, never complains, and embraces additional duties with eagerness and enthusiasm. She completes every task with a smile and still finds time to play a vital role on the social committee that was formed to boost the morale within the division.
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Nominated by Jayne Moore, DOI
Robert (Bob) Cole is the recipient of the 2009 K-12 Distance Educator of the Year Award from the Maryland Distance Learning Association. As the administrator and dedicated staff member managing the Maryland Virtual School (MVS), which served nearly one thousand Maryland public school students across the state in 2007-2008, Bob understands the value of online courses for secondary students, shares that knowledge, and works tirelessly to help such courses become a reality for students statewide. His accomplishments include establishing online learning policies and vision for the MVS, and implementing and modeling these policies for local school system replication. Bob is a presence on the national level when discussions center on state virtual schools and online learning.Dr. Annette Mallory DonawaStudent Assessment Services BranchDivision of Career and College Readiness, MSDENominated by Katharine Oliver, DCCR
Dr. Annette Mallory Donawa, Program Supervisor in the Student Assessment Services Branch, supervises the five MSDE-recognized Career Technology Student Organizations (CTSOs). Annette's experience in education and industry spans more than 20 years. She has served in the higher education realm as an Associate Director of an Accrediting Commission and Deputy Director of a NASA-funded university research grant within the School of Engineering at Morgan State University (MSU). Her doctoral research supports MSDE's science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) initiatives. Annette's supervision and management style are embraced within the SAS Branch.
Mary Gable
Assistant State Superintendent
Division of Academic Policy
Mary Gable has been named a recipient of the Charles Mathias, Jr. Award for Innovation in State Public Service. The award was presented to Mary for her key leadership in managing the passage of legislation of the Interstate Compact for Educational Opportunity for Military Children that allows for a seamless transition of military children transferring to and from Maryland public schools associated with Maryland's Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC). The award also cited her work to increase the number of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), Advanced Placement, and International Baccalaureate Programs in Maryland.
Woodrow B. Grant, Jr.
Branch Chief
Equity Assurance and Compliance Branch, MSDE
Nominated by Renée Yarbough-Williams, Linda Shevitz, and Maggie Green, MSDE
Woodrow (Woody) Grant, who has served more than three decades at MSDE, is an individual who holds true to his beliefs relating to human and civil rights from leading sit-ins as a college student to serving in the Peace Corps. Woody coordinates the "Education That Is Multicultural and Achievement" (ETMA) Network and is Co-Chair of the Ad-hoc Committee on African American Males. In addition, he is also an active member of the Achievement Initiative for Maryland's Minority Students Steering (AIMMS) Committee, which makes recommendations to MSDE in areas relating to achievement disparities between student groups. Woody has been honored by the Maryland Multicultural Coalition for outstanding contributions to multicultural education and recently received an award from the Maryland Association for Equal Employment Opportunity Personnel (MAEOP). Woody volunteers his time for the Boy Scouts of America, Citizens for Maryland Libraries Board of Directors, Harford County Public Library Board of Trustees, and Prisoner's Aid Association of Maryland, Inc. He is a mentor in the MSDE Lunch Buddies program, which mentors elementary grade boys in Baltimore City. He believes firmly that educators have what it takes to assure the achievement of all children and supports that belief daily providing a caring and nurturing atmosphere.
Donna Gunning
Division of Business Services
Nominated by Stephen Brooks, DBS
Donna Gunning has been a major force in Maryland education since 2001. Donna is the Department's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) heroine. She has been instrumental in the development and coordination of MSDE's reporting processes for the federal stimulus grants now exceeding $1.5 billion. Donna played a paramount role in the coordination and finalization of the budget portion of Maryland's successful Race to the Top application, and she continues to be an important link between the U.S. Dept. of Education and MSDE. She provides instrumental support in the Department's Master Plan process, as well as coordination of the annual fiscal review portion. The Department has every reason to have extreme PRIDE in Donna and can be very thankful for her quality service and her dedication to its mission.
Claudette Harvey
Division of Special Education/Early Intervention Services, MSDE
Nominated by Dr. Carol Ann Heath, DSE/EIS
Claudette Harvey, Grants Coordinator of 10 years, has individually handled all of the grants for the Federal Part C-IDEA Stimulus Funds, in addition to her regular grants management responsibilities for the Infant & Toddlers and Preschool IDEA Programs. Claudette manages all of her responsibilities with true professionalism and a smile each and every day.
LeeAnn Hutchison
Environmental Education
Division of Instruction, MSDE
LeeAnn Hutchison has been a major force in bringing Environmental Education to Maryland's Eastern Shore school districts. Through her position, LeeAnn has acted as a liaison between the school systems and community, non-profit and scientific organizations. Among her many accomplishments, she has instituted an internship program for 15 high school students to work with scientists at the Oxford Lab in Cambridge, MD to perform original research, and worked with Horn Point Lab in Cambridge to develop an outdoor experience for all Grade 7 students. LeeAnn's vision, commitment and energy have resulted in a profound change in educational opportunities for underserved students.
Janice Johnson
Division of Accountability & Assessment
Janice Johnson has been serving MSDE well since 1978. Janice leads the Accountability Branch which evaluates programs, completes Managing For Results (MFR) data, provides data reporting for the Maryland Report Card and MDK12 websites, and keeps MSDE compliant with all state and federal (NCLB) reporting requirements. Janice maintains good working relationships with each school system, as well as multiple other stakeholders. This illustrates her commitment to MSDE and to continual improvement, even in times of limited resources and increased workload.
Eleanor Kopchick
Nonpublic School Approval Branch
Division of Certification and Accreditation, MSDE
Nominated by Dr. John Smeallie, OS
Eleanor Kopchick is the recipient of the 2009 Maryland Association of Nonpublic Special Education Facilities (MANSEF) Distinguished Citizen Award. This award is presented annually to a person or organization who has demonstrated vision, leadership for the highest quality of life for Maryland's special needs children, and recognition that these children can best be served by a continuum of services. Eleanor was recognized for her long-standing commitment and dedication to ensuring that the children served by the MANSEF schools receive the highest quality programming and care.
Marie DiPietro Lamb
Division of Student, Family and School Support
Nominated by Vanessa Diggs, DSFSS
Maria Lamb began her career in the Kent County Public Schools System and was the 1994-1995 Kent County Teacher of the Year. Maria's career path took her to Dorchester County Public Schools System, where she served as an assistant principal, elementary school facilitator, supervisor of federal programs and technology, and supervisor of instructional grants. In 2007, she came to MSDE from Dorchester County Public Schools, and is currently the Director of the Program Improvement and Family Support Branch, providing oversight to many federal and state programs. Most recently, Maria spearheaded the efforts to secure $47 million dollars to help Maryland students that need it most.
Sherea Makle
Resource Specialist
Division of Special Education/EIS
Nominated by Margaret Cellucci, DAP
Sherea Makle has been a willing and gracious member of the MSDE family since 2007. Sherea exudes the true meaning of "collaboration" as she continually finds herself assisting multiple divisions on numerous promotional materials. She willingly applies her natural gift as a graphic designer throughout the department to ensure MSDE has a consistent, professional look to its materials. Sherea approaches each project with strong understanding of its purpose and does so with a smile – while facing multiple deadlines. She is a pleasure to work with and demonstrates her commitment and dedication to Maryland's public education each day through her collaboration on a variety of design projects – a benefit to all of us.
Jerrianne McCain
Employment and Training Specialist
Office of Human Resources
Nominated by Angelic Paterniti, OHR
Jerrianne McCain has been in public service since 1978. For more than a decade, Jerrianne has been the embodiment of success and a role model for Maryland's students and future workforce as coordinator for the "Youth Works Program." The program provides young job seekers, ages 14 to 21, with a six-week position within an organization to further ready themselves to obtain knowledge and skills needed to enter in today's workforce while also stressing skill-sets and behaviors needed for pursuing post high school educational opportunities. She is an advocate for Maryland children and their fundamental civil right to a fulfilling education. Jerrianne has a pocket full of sunshine that she shares with each life she touches.
Jayne Moore
Director, Instructional Technology & School Library Media
Nominated by Dr. Colleen Seremet, DOI
Jayne Moore is the 2008 State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) Leader of the Year. SETDA honored Ms. Moore citing her work to strengthen instructional technology throughout the State. Jayne, who has served as Director of Instructional Technology and School Library Media at MSDE since 2002, has been a strong advocate for improving student learning through the use of technology. Under her leadership, Maryland has seen its student to computer ratio improve from 16:1 to 3:1.
Katharine Oliver
Division of Career and College Readiness, MSDE
Nominated by the entire staff of DCCR
Katharine (Kathy) Oliver has been a trailblazer in promoting women's leadership at MSDE since 1973. Kathy was the first woman to serve as the Director of Disability Determination Services at DORS. In 1989, she became the first female Assistant State Superintendent to lead the Division of Vocational-Technical Education. In addition, Kathy was recognized as one of Maryland's Top 100 Women in 2007. Her steady hand continues to lead, and she has demonstrated high integrity, exemplary leadership and ability, meriting great trust and respect from her colleagues.
M. Susan Oskin
Nominated by Dr. Lynne Gilli, DCCR
M. "Susan" Oskin was awarded the Master's of Science Degree in Community and Mental Health Counseling from McDaniel College. Susan has worked at the Department for 11 years – during her tenure, she has been a role model for team work and shared leadership. Susan co-led the implementation of Maryland's Career Development Standards and worked diligently to support the adoption of the standards into COMAR by the Maryland State Board of Education. She works collaboratively with staff in other divisions to ensure that career development standards are integrated in curriculum. Susan has willingly accepted additional assignments at MSDE, without hesitation, while completing her Master's Degree, which also included a rigorous internship working with a difficult client-base.
Marie Pennix
Executive AssociateDivision of Student, Family and School Support
Nominated by Miriam Silverman, DSFSS
Marie Pennix has served the State of Maryland for over thirty-two years. Marie's attention to detail, administrative skills, and talents are exemplary. She is known throughout the department for her pleasant demeanor and her ability to "get the job done." Marie is a consummate professional. Her consistency and desire for excellence in her work is well-noted by all who have the pleasure of working with her. Marie is an asset to her colleagues, as well as a complement to the Department.
Jerry Price
Braille/Adaptive Technology Teacher
Nominated by Jill Lewis, LBPH
Jerry Price manages the statewide Braille collection and training and outreach for accessible technologies for blind or low vision clients of the library. Jerry's patience, expertise, and warm personality drew students to him and word quickly spread in the blind community that LBPH offered unique classes that gave students the knowledge to use assistive technology on their own. Jerry's gift to library users is the gift of independence. Last year, Jerry taught 198 classes, and he works with students for as long as they need to master the software. Jerry organized the Technology User Group (TUG) which gives computer users a chance to network, hear speakers, and learn about new accessible technologies. The classes, volunteer training, and TUG, demonstrate Jerry's ability to go beyond his core job responsibilities to help LBPH clients achieve their goals.
Luke Rhine
Nominated by Lynne Gilli, DCCR
Luke Rhine is the recipient of the 2009 Outstanding Technology Education Alumnus Award—Emerging Leader. This award is indicative of the respect that he has garnered from his peers and colleagues. At MSDE, Luke has provided outstanding leadership in the implementation of Technology Education, Family and Consumer Sciences, and Financial Literacy Education. In addition, as a graduate of California University, Luke has developed a process to help new graduates obtain teaching positions in Maryland to aid the chronic shortage of Technology Education Teachers.
Nina Roa
Division of Career and College Readiness
Since joining the Division of Career and College Readiness in 1994, Nina Roa's work has been exemplary. Nina has been the driving force behind the implementation and expansion of Maryland's Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Biomedical Sciences Program. She has led numerous on-site visits to certify local Biomedical Sciences Programs, enabling students who meet demanding standards to earn college credit from Stevenson University, PLTW Biomedical Sciences Affiliate. Nina also leads the CTE Library Project in cooperation with the Division of Library and Development Services. The partnership helps inform the public about the benefits of preparing for both college and careers through CTE programs. Nina co-led the design team that introduced cutting-edge revisions to regulations ensuring certification requirements are current with 21st century CTE programs of study. In December 2011, the State Board granted permission to publish revisions to CTE certification regulations. Nina's leadership will have a lasting impact on CTE teacher preparation throughout Maryland.
Walter Sallee
Coordinator, Comprehensive Planning
Walter Sallee has served the State since 1992. His dedication and ability to positively influence youngsters labeled as "at-risk" earned him the prestigious honor of the "Teacher of the Year" for Baltimore City Public Schools in 1999. Since coming to MSDE, Walter has served as a specialist for the School Accountability Funding for Excellence (SAFE) and Bridge to Excellence (BTE) initiatives. Walter successfully co-chairs the African American Male Task Force, as well as serves on the IDEA/NCLB Task Force, Visionary Panel, and the MSDE Reginald F. Lewis Museum Education Task Force – to name just a few. Walter is commended for his work on the "Race to the Top" application, for which he spent countless hours on while never falling behind in his many other duties.
School and Community Nutrition Programs Branch
Division of Business Services, MSDE
MSDE's School and Community Nutrition Programs Branch Finance Team (Linda Worrell; Robert Wancowicz; Adrienne White, CPA; and Linda Johnson, not featured) is the recipient of the 2008 Mid-Atlantic Regional Office (MARO) Financial Management Award "FEMMY" by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). This award is given in recognition of their outstanding performance in the overall reporting of financial data throughout fiscal year 2008. This is the second time that MSDE's School and Community Nutrition Programs Branch has received this award – in 2005, the financial management team was also recognized for its exemplary work.
School Improvement Team Leaders
Division of Student, Family, and School Support
Nominated by Maria Lamb, DSFSS
Geri Taylor-Lawrence, Ernestine McKnight, Carol Hepler, and James Newkirk are MSDE's School Improvement Team Leaders for the 2009 Title I 1003(g) Grant (SIG). They have been instrumental in the development of the protocol for the SIG that resulted in Maryland receiving $47 million to devote to the lowest performing schools in the State of Maryland. This lead SIG Team worked on short federal timelines to develop the application, review instruments, budget and accountability documents, and monitoring tools. The superior quality of their work has led other states to contact MSDE for guidance on effective monitoring protocols. The U.S. Department of Education selected Maryland to test its own monitoring protocol and commended Maryland for its SIG process. MSDE as well as Maryland students are privileged to have the devoted services of these four education leaders.
Melanie Schuhardt
Office Clerk
Nominated by Gail Tucker, DAP
Melanie Schuhardt has "Locks of Love" and a heart of gold. Children undergoing chemotherapy, suffering from alopecia areata, or recuperating from scalp burns, face multiple challenges, but not if Melanie can help it. Melanie has donated 11" inches of her mane to help children combat low self-esteem and poor self-image from losing their hair. Her "Locks of Love" hair donation will be turned into a natural-looking wig for a child in need. Not only does Melanie make a difference in our lives – now every time she looks in the mirror, she will know that she has made a "real" difference in the life of a sick child. The Division of Academic Policy is so very proud of her!
Jilda Scott
Nominated by Dr. Darla Strouse, OS
With more than 14 years as lead secretary to the Office of Partnerships & Recognition, Jilda Scott has contributed immeasurably to the duties associated with her office. Her calm and quiet persona has been effective in handling numerous critical issues and programs – from scheduling judging panels to ensuring the timely production and delivery of over 500 Governor's proclamations; citations to Maryland Blue Ribbon Schools; Milken Award recipients; and Teachers of the Year plaques. Never shaken, Jilda addresses a myriad of calls from local school systems, teachers, and citizens across the State while exhibiting a caring manner and a sincere interest in assisting. She has helped the Office of Partnerships & Recognition move from good-to-great!
Barbara Smooth
Employee Relations Specialist
Nominated by Heidi Toll, OHR
Barbara Smooth, Employee Relations Specialist, began her State career in 1980. She has had many roles at the Department – from timekeeper and leave coordinator to Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) liaison – and has performed them well. Barbara is the epitome of a great State employee. She treats all employees with cheerful respect and helpfulness. She always shows compassion to FMLA applicants, listens to their health concerns, and guides them through the process. Barbara is very knowledgeable in the Employee Relations arena. Not only does she serve the State, Barbara volunteers and cooks at Kingsway Baptist Church, and sings in the church choir. Barbara is living proof that valuable employees come in many grade levels.
Dixie Stack
Director of Curriculum
Dixie Stack has been a major force in Maryland education. Under her leadership, the first Maryland State Curriculum, initially known as the Voluntary State Curriculum (VSC), was developed in reading/English language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, fine arts, health, and physical education. Because her deep knowledge of curriculum is coupled with practical experience in instruction, Dixie has assisted with charter school application, master plan, and state-aided institution program reviews. Dixie's career began as a classroom teacher for students with special needs. In her work as Director of Curriculum for the past seven years, she has earned the respect of her colleagues throughout the Department, as well as across Maryland's 24 local school districts. It is for her overall dedication to serving Maryland students and teachers that we honor her with Maryland PRIDE.
Kausar Syed
Nominated by Robert Crawford, DBS
Kausar Syed has been a major force in Maryland education since 2008. Kausar joined the department as an Accounting Manager from the private sector. Her responsibilities include Payroll, Inventory Management, Grant oversight, as well as drawing federal funds from Division expenditures. The State of Maryland, in accepting the Federal American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds, assigned the responsibility of requesting these funds for all state agencies to MSDE. Kausar eagerly accepted the additional responsibility of ensuring that the agencies expended these funds for her to draw and transfer to appropriate agencies. She is not only an asset to DBS, but also to the Department as well.
James Tucker
Fine Arts Coordinator
Nominated by Mary Cary, DOIJames "Jay" Tucker is being hailed as a brilliant and sensitive artist and arts educator, who has dedicated more than 30 years at MSDE by serving Maryland's arts educators, local system initiatives, and the students in Maryland public schools. Jay has commanded the respect and admiration of the field of arts education across the State. Over the years, Maryland has gained a reputation for being a leader in arts education – Jay's leadership is at the core of this distinction. He is the recipient of an Honorary Doctorate in Fine Arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art. The Department is proud of the work, the professionalism, and the leadership that he provides in arts education every day.
Joshua Walley
Nominated by Cindy Schaefer, DAP
Joshua Walley has served MSDE since 2002 as the Department's webmaster extraordinaire. He is instrumental in the development, coordination, and maintenance of the MSDE website – meaning his outstanding talent touches everyone within the department. Joshua plays a key role in the timely dissemination of information to constituents on education initiatives, programs, and events through press releases, media advisories, and website banners. Joshua serves each and every colleague, no matter the hierarchy, with a smile and prides himself on accomplishing things near perfect. He is a remarkable man with renowned technology skills and vast knowledge of all things electronic. No one can dispute that Joshua's attention to detail, mild demeanor, and strong professionalism are exemplary and worthy of emulation.
Robin Wefelmeyer
Management Associate
Robin Wefelmeyer is the lead associate in the CTE Instructional Branch. Not only is Robin a dependable professional who takes pride in her work, but she also demonstrates a high degree of competence which she brings to her work on a daily basis. She manages the work of several staff members in an effective and efficient manner. Robin works independently on complex assignments and takes initiative to help simplify work processes. Also, she provides exemplary leadership and support to the staff in handling meeting logistics; excels at managing financial data; and actively pursues further education and participates in special training sessions. The level of quality of her work is unsurpassed – Robin's interpersonal and customer service skills truly set her apart.
Deneice Yarborough
Office of Superintendent
Nominated by Renee Spence, OS
Deneice Yarborough began her career at MSDE in 1980 and has been hailed as an outstanding public servant and exemplary state employee - not for any one particular achievement, but for her many accomplishments. Deneice single handedly operates the Annapolis Office – managing all MSDE legislative priorities and going above the call of duty on any given day. Her eagerness to assist and willingness to help resolve any issue makes her an outstanding role model for many to emulate. Deneice is an MSDE success story and truly represents the department in a positive fashion. She is, with-out a doubt, truly a "pride and joy" to work with each and every day.


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