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July 2, 2016 – Tom O'Carroll 7-9 pm
Dublin born folklorist, folk-singer and instrumentalist Tom O'Carroll brings a wealth of stories, humor, wit and history to his performances. Whether playing a plaintive air on the tin whistle or singing and playing rousing traditional songs to the accompaniment of the guitar or the bodhrán (Irish drum), Tom will captivate all with his lively program of Irish culture. Tom has been singing the songs and playing the tunes of his native Ireland for over 30 years. He enlivens these programs with his trademark humor and incredible stock of stories and anecdotes. TomOCarroll.com
July 4, 2016 – Jamie Notarthomas 7:30-10 pm
Jamie is a very sincere and inspired artist. His previous three original CD's have progressively developed a mix of musical styles, influenced by what he refers to the twelve apostoles of rock and roll, such as John Lennon, Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, James Taylor, Bob Marley, Leonard Cohen, Peter Gabriel, and Luis Jordan. JamieNotarthomas.com
July 9, 2016 - Karen Savoca & Pete Heitzman 7-9 pm
Years of leading their all-original, dance-driven group imbued this duo with the power to sound like a full band, whether it's pulsing funk or haunting ballad. Electrifying, unique, and always uplifting, these improvisational performers possess "the fearlessness of a high wire act working without a net." Karen's website: KarenSavoca.com
July 16, 2016 - Dan Duggan & Peggy Lynn 7-9 pm
Peggy Lynn, better known as "The First Lady of Adirondack Music", is recognized nationwide for her soulful songwriting and extraordinary vocal versatility. Dan Duggan is known nationally for his wizardry on Hammered Dulcimer and Flat Picking Guitar, and is the recipient of the National Hammered Dulcimer Championship. Dan's website: Meet Dan Duggan Peggy's website: Meet Peggy Lynn
July 23, 2016 – Shrinking Violets 7-9 pm
Playing together as Shrinking Violets since 1993, Darryl and Julia Murdock completed their partnership by marrying in 1997. They have wandered throughout the Northeast, gracing such stages as Night Eagle Café and Coffeehouse in Oxford, NY and Caffe Lena's in Saratoga Springs, NY. They have an instantly recognizable, yet undefinable singer/songwriter style that can best be described as 'jazzy acoustic folk pop'. Both Darryl and Julia are classically trained and experienced in performing for many types of audiences. ShrinkingViolets.org
July 30, 2016 – My Sweet Patootie 7-9 pm
My Sweet Patootie is contemporary roots and ragtime at its best; bringing tight harmonies, monstrous guitar, sizzling fiddle and percussion together in one perfect package. Founded in 2007 by Canadian Folk Music Award winners Sandra Swannell and Terry Young, the trio has a growing international reputation. From original swing to funky fiddle-tune arrangements to exquisite ballads, they deliver a must-see show that Driftwood Magazine describes as "two parts exemplary musicianship, one part vaudeville comedy". Their website: My Sweet Patootie
August 6, 2016 – Jonny Hirsch Band 6-8 pm
Jonny Hirsch is one of New York City's most intriguing solo artists. The singer/saxophonist is often compared to the likes of Steely Dan and Karl Denson. Fusing elements of rock, funk, jazz, and skat singing with a powerful voice and a dynamic saxophone, Jonny's music has an original sound of its own, while staying true to its roots in new age blues and funk. This versatile composer and lyricist pays tribute to the great traditions of American rock and blues in his song writing, while the live show incorporates more improvisation. His website: JonnyHirsch.com
August 13, 2016 – Dan Berggren 6-8 pm
A tradition-based songsmith, Dan Berggren writes with honesty, humor and a strong sense of place. His songs explore the many dimensions of home, hard-working folks, taking care of our planet and each other. His website: Dan Berggren
August 20, 2016 - Bill Staines 6-8 pm
"Any new song that can live comfortably beside the well-worn songs of folk tradition has a good chance of surviving the test of time. Such, we believe, are the songs of Bill Staines" — Charles "Sandy" Paton, Folk Legacy Records. His website: Bill Staines
August 27, 2016 – The Jam Bones 6-8 pm
The Jam Bones, a band that began as a brainchild of Rich Walikis in 2003, are an energetic retro-styled trio that performs music from a number of styles including Oldies, Blues, R&B, Rock and Roll, Reggae, Country and more. They recreate covers from a wide range of artists and also perform original music from their two all original CD's, "Shake and Bake" and "New Recipe". JamBones.com
September 3, 2016 – TBA 6-8 pm
Stay tuned to find out who will play for us Labor Day weekend.
These concerts are funded by the Town of Inlet, the CAA, The Wine Shop, Adirondack Reader & French Louie ADK Sports, Stiefvater's Lakeside Cottages & Eugene Melnyczuk.
The 2015 concert series was made possible, in part, with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regnant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by the Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts.


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Although Shropshire could be considered a quiet corner of England, this rural county near the Welsh border has plenty of visitor attractions, a rich cultural and historical heritage, beautiful gardens and fascinating museums.
Shropshire has many picturesque historical towns and villages, for example Ludlow, which John Betjeman once described as "the loveliest town in England". This bustling market town has a huge number of listed buildings, mostly from the Georgian period, fine restaurants, traditional inns and speciality shops.
Shrewsbury, the counties principal town is of Saxon heritage which was further developed by the Tudors. Located close to the River Severn the town is renowned for its castle, rising spires, abbey and green open parkland. It's also the perfect place to see some wonderful medieval buildings.
The county is the epitome of the most perfect rural countryside you can find, a place that has been formed over millions of years into a tranquil landscape of rolling hills and river gorges. Speaking of which the Iron Bridge Gorge Museums are a series of museums located in the Iron Bridge Gorge near the town of Telford. It's here that the beginning of the industrial revolution first took hold. Spanning the River Severn the outdoor and indoor museums offer a fascinating glimpse into the past.
The regions strategic location tells the tale of a turbulent past, evidenced by the hill forts, earthworks and castles which can be found throughout the Welsh borders. These include Ludlow Castle which was built in the 11th century and the Iron Age Hill Fort at Oswestry which covers some forty acres. Moreton Corbet Castle built in the 13th century was later extended in the 16th century. As well as these fascinating structures to Shropshire's past, the county has some lovely English Heritage properties like Stokesay Castle.
Other great days out ideas include a visit to the RAF Museum at Cosford, where you can see over 70 historical aircraft housed in 3 wartime hangers including world's oldest Spitfire and Lincoln Bomber. For more nostalgia visit the Severn Valley Railway, which run steam trains along the line from Bridgnorth to Kidderminster.
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Drury Lane Barn is a fine example of a detached, traditional barn that has been sympathetically converted by its present owners to a high specification, with modern conveniences added for ease of use - visitors can also enjoy sole use of an indoor heated swimming pool and tennis court during their stay. Set in a slightly elevated position away from main roads, and on the owners' estate, there are far reaching views across open countryside and meadows - making this a truly peaceful setting. Drury Lane Barn is situated less than 5 miles from Whitchurch - a compact Shropshire town just inside Shropshire's border with Wales. It is a town steeped in history with an array of beautiful buildings that house shops, pubs and some very notable restaurants. Built in Queen Anne style, the distinctive St Alkmund's Church dominates the town, and the courtyard off the Bullring survives as the last remaining of several which existed until the 1950s. Close by are the villages of Hanmer and Malpas, with the City of Chester, Shrewsbury, and Llangollen with its river, canal, mountains and wonderful views of the Welsh countryside, all within easy access.The barn's central position on the Welsh, Shropshire and Cheshire borders makes it a perfect holiday base for exploring the sights of the three counties. There are a number of National Trust properties within an hour's drive, and golf, fishing and horse riding are all available locally. Shop and pub 2 miles.
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Put your handbags away, roll up your sleeves and get stuck in. I agree with some of Wenger's points, but this is football, not basketball. There is a certain degree of contact allowed and it's up to the referees to maintain the levels. Wenger should be firing off at the referees until they begin to see that certain teams are taking physical contact a little too far. One other point I feel obligated to make. When Wenger and his Arsenal side were at the peak of their powers with the unbeatables several years ago what players made up their core that allowed the creative footballers to run riot?Tony Adams - Glorified thug with good timing.Martin Keown - Glorified thugh with worse timing.Lee Dixon - Bruising enforcer who would kick another player over if he couldn't win the tackle fairly.Nigel Winterburn - Guy who looked like butter wouldn't melt but scythed down the opposition regularly.Patrick Viera - A wild octopus of a player whose gangly, rangy limbs flailed with great effect, although not always fairly.Emmanuel Petit - Slow and strong, physical and aggressive, equally destructive.My point - Did any of us here Wenger whinging about the physicality of the game overshadowing the beauty of the game? Hell no we didn't. His side then had the muscle needed to frighten and tame opponents and the talent and skill to dazzle and confuse. His current team have dazzle-a-plenty but no enforcers. There is a slight hypocritical tone in his voice when you look at his past squads. That would be like Fergie ripping the midfield enfourcers when Robson then Keane were the first names on his teamsheets week after week.


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Opi is a small but delightful medieval hillside town of just some 500 inhabitants, just a few kiometres bus ride away from Pescasseroli. A pleasant hour is all that is needed to here to enjoy wandering around the old streets and enjoying its lofty views of the Abruzzo NP.
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My family is from Opi and Pescasseroli so I go back often. It's nice to see that others enjoy it as much as we do!
Family comes from OPI but never been there. Got close but family was all sick & short on time. Others in the family have made it there.
Wow! I love such small, lovely towns! And the mail box looks unusual and cite, indeed :-)))
With a name like Opi, I was waiting for Andy Griffith to pop out any second. ;)
Opi looks like a quaint little town in a gorgeous natural setting.
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Made my first visit today and was very happy. Wish I would have found this doctor along time ago. Very easy to talk to and if your in need of his help I would go to him for sure. If your on the fence about getting help take my words you will not go wrong. Go see him today. He is going save my life.
Great doctor. Only doctor i have ever felt like actually cared about me. Talks on a personal basis and tells about himself as well.
Dr. Sternberg is the equivalent to a "Players Coach" in sports. He understood my point of view and really assured me that before long my addiction would be in my rear view mirror, and I would have my life back. He gave me so much needed confidence during my recovery and I can't thank him enough for it. In the beginning he would often say "don't worry. You're going to beat this." And I would smile and think nothing of it. But that one phrase is what I hear in my head if I ever think about relapsing. He saved my life. I hope someone reads this and decides to let him help save yours too!
Dr. Sternberg has been my psychiatrist for at least 25 years. He, unlike a majority of doctors is neither arrogant or condescending. He is brilliant - I've read many of the papers he has written in the earlier yrs of his practice. He is very compassionate & listens attentively. I have referred a number of friends to him over the years & none of them have expressed any unhappiness with him.
Dr. Sternberg is one of a couple physicians that I would trust with my life. He is willing to do what it takes to turn your life around. I can talk and relate to Dr. Sternberg like no other doctor I've met, and I have seen many psychologist's. He's been there, he has a unique perspective. I feel like he knows me better than I know myself. I have recommended friends to him.
Here is a physician who is gifted in the areas that matter most - compassion, communication skills, follow-through, wisdom, sense of humor, and superb professional talent in finessing the medicines just right the patient's unique needs. And the acid test in my home ..... my wife says she notices a difference and 110% supports my sticking with him. Not untypical of the Internet, some person apparently is upset and has posted some things I consider unfair and untrue.
I've been to several doctors over the last 15 years but for the last year have seen David Sternberg. He's great to put it simply. I'd refer him to anyone and trust him.
I liked Dr. Sternberg the first time I met him. He treats me with respect and has allowed me to retain my dignity while dealing with my addiction to opiates. I tried other treatment alternatives, and was treated so poorly that I left the programs and relapsed, rather than allow myself to be treated like a criminal and a derelict. I see Dr. Sternberg on a regular schedule, and look forward to seeing him every single time. I am so grateful that he is a part of my life, and credit him with saving my family, marriage, career, self-esteem and (most likely) my freedom. Dr. Sternberg cares about me as a person. I have absolutely no doubt about that. The questions he asks, the way he remembers the details of our past conversations and just the way he listens, to name a few. I live about 3 hours away, and he's always worried about me being too tired to drive home after our sessions. He's pretty amazing.... I hope I'm not overstepping any boundaries or being inappropriate, but I consider Dr. Sternberg to be a friend. Whether as a patient, or otherwise, I hope that I know him for a very long time!
Dr. Sternberg was not only professional and knowledgeable, but exhibits genuineness and empathy. We will be referring him to all those in need of superb mental health care.
Dr. Sternberg is the most helpful, caring, honest doctor you'll ever find, He truly cares about his patients. To say that he cares about patientsâ wellbeing is an understatement. I have unfortunately had to see numerous doctors due to health issues and have never met a doctor that goes the extra mile to help his patients as Dr. Sternberg. He hasn't only restored hope in humanity, he has given me at a plentiful and wonderful life with my family. Dr. Sternberg has been a positive impact and has gave great advice. Seeing the way you care about your patients has shown me that you became a doctor for all the right reasons, which is helping people. Thank you Dr. Sternberg! You are a true gentleman.
Dr. Sternberg took time to listen to me while effectively getting a full history. I was impressed by his good humor, his attentiveness, and his evident compassion. He's not the classic pill-pushing shrink. He seems to be seriously interested in understanding what's going on with his patients (at least that's my strong impression).
This is a 54 year old professional who has stuggled with depression, alcoholism, sex addition and a few other issues. I have seen a total of five psychiayrists on and off for 20 years. the one who was by far the most helpful was Dr. David Sternberg who serves the metro Kansas City area. In short, he has helped me tremendously by getting me to the right Rx that addresses my needs with minimal side effects. Also he has been a great advisor on using and getting the most of my 12step programs for alcohol addiction, sex addiction/porn addiction, ' I know he also works with those with drug addiction, gambling addiction, and othets. How can patients not like this guy? He is asks question and LISTENS well to what I say. He always remembers what I said in previous appts, he treats me like an equal, even has a sense of humor! Although a humble guy, he's a Yale graduate on has been on national talk shows including Oprah. Thanks for taking the time to read this. Good luck on your journey and "Be well."
Great doctor... easy to talk to and really listens to patients... helped me get my life together and get back all the time i had lost from previous problems stemming all the way from childhood... i owe him so much THANKS DR!!!
I had been struggling with opiate addiction for years, but thanks to Dr Sternberg and an amazing drug known as Subutex, I am 8 months sober and I couldn't have done it without him. My 13 more old son, wife and myself couldn't be happier. ;) P.S..... I know you keep up on these and we will definitely set up a time to get together to fix your
I had suffered from repeated spells of depression for over 14 years and was hospitalized twice. During that time I had seen four different psychiatrists. None had been able to prevent my going into another depression. I first saw Dr. Sternberg four years ago. He developed a relapse prevention plan that included a mood stabilizer and antidepressant combination together with a cognitive therapy plan. Since that time, I have not been depressed. Dr. S is a gift from God.
Doc has been there for my whole family. He's a great thorough doctor that will level with you on a personal level and also give you his professional opinion. I was on a lost spiral path downward when I was forwarded to dr sternberg, since then, I've been totally different. Me, my friends, and family have our lives back and have plenty to look forward to without having to worry about drug use. Great addiction specialist. -a successful 1 year recovery patient on subutex
Dr. S is such an amazing gentlemen, very up to date on all the new drugs the technics that come with them. Several members in my famiy see him for opiate addiction. So thrilling to say all of us are off all opiates!! We are eating better, healthy meals at the dinner table together. We are BACK! thanks to you and subutex!! Thank you for providing me with a life that I am so treasured to have. You provided hope to me before I was out and for that I will be eternily grateful. I love living a clean life, the stress is all gone. Probably because my husband and I getting along so well! Our medical numbers are coming down too. So incredibly lucky to have Dr B in town!!
Great Doctor!!!
Amazing to find a doctor who listens and will return a phone call. On top of that, I have his cell phone number!! A doctor comfortable enough that some patients are able to directly call if thereof a problem or concern.
He has saved my marriage, my business and most of all my life. I am forever indebted to Dr. Sternberg. He is a gentle and humble man and seems to truly care about me and my wife and the struggles we had been through. I have seen several doctors before him and don't think I will ever find another like him.
I have suffered with severe depression since 2000 and with moderate depression all my life. I have seen many physiatrists and in my opinion, they all had the personality of a rock. I never felt as if they cared about me or my disease. It was all about the money. The medicine these physiatrists prescribed helped me be able to deal with my depression but the depression never went completely went away. Then In 2007 I became addicted to oxyconton and because of that addiction, I found Dr.David Sternberg. He was so different from the physiatrists I had seen in the past. He has an awsome bedside manner. I felt as though he really cared about me and wanted to help me. I could talk to him and I felt he really listened.My depression started going away. I know it was not just the medicine he prescribes that has helped me so much; It is the fact that I know he cares about me that has helped the most. I am still on medication but I do not suffer from depression. I know the difference in me is Dr. Sternberg and his caring bedside manner.In my opinion, Dr. Sternberg is the best in his field and if you are lucky enough to become his patient, you will agree with me after only one visit!
He is the best psychiatrist I have ever seen. Talking with him is like talking to a trusted friend. He is friendly and easy going, listens to find out where you are at, and then gives you wise help. He knows more about life and people and about diagnoses and medications than anyone I know. Like someone else said, he saved my life.
Dr. Sterberge is a great doc. Once u become his patient he treats and talks to u as if u have been coming to him forever and will talk with u like ur friends as opposed to "Dr. syndrome". He's a good guy and knows his stuff. If u ask him about his history he will tell u. He is more than qualified. He has written books and been on Oprah, Im sure he doesn't tell everyone that but I think that speaks for its self.
I had seen two psychiatrists prior to meeting with Dr. Sternberg. Neither recognized that I suffer from a Bipolar Two Disorder and that my depressions do not respond to the usual medicines. Dr. Sternberg spents a surprising amount of time with me at the first evaluation session, asking me questions no psychiatrist had ever asked before. He also asked my wife questions about me. Then he recommended a course of treatment that had never been suggested before. A Yale trained psychiatrist, with an extensive background of research publications, he is surprisingly human, sensitive and kind. He literally saved my life.
Dr. Sternberg is an excellent psychiatrist, and he has a wealth of knowledge and experience with so many things that I've never had an issue that he couldn't respond to immediately... he is very involved with each patient and treats each patient very valuable. He's the first doctor I've ever trusted and who I've ever really been comfortable with and didn't feel like I was being ripped off. Dr. Sternberg has improved my opinion of doctors a lot just by being human, caring, and compassionate. He wants what's best for the patient...
Dr. Sternberg is a very special psychiatrist. He listens carefully and sensitively, asks the right questions, and makes the right diagnosis. He knows the latest information about medications and provides "state of the art" treatment. Then he is easy to reach via his cell phone (he says he trusts his patients not to abuse that privilege) and is willing to listen and help the enire familly. I was referred to him because no other psychiatrist was able to help me with my depression. After speaking with me and my wife, he diagnosed an atypical depression. The combination of medications he developed for me have made me a new man. I had seen four previous doctors without good results. Now, my nephew has begun to see him for his addiction to methamphetamine and has now been clean for 8 months - that is a miracle.


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Director: Stuart Canterbury
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Cast: Mike Horner, Jay Ashley, Jill Kelly, Kaitlyn Ashley, Nancy Vee, Sean Rider, Heather Lee, Nikki Randall, Kimberly Kyle
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Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia
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autosomal dominant and autosomal recessive. Signs and symptoms may include joint pain in the hips and knees; early-onset arthritis; a waddling walk; and mild short stature as adults. Recessive MED may also cause malformations of the hands, feet, and knees; scoliosis; or other abnormalities. Most people are diagnosed during childhood, but mild cases may not be diagnosed until adulthood. Dominant MED is caused by mutations in the COMP, COL9A1, COL9A2, COL9A3, or MATN3 genes (or can be of unknown cause), and recessive MED is caused by mutations in the SLC26A2 gene.[1]Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia (MED) is a group of disorders of cartilage and bone development, primarily affecting the ends of the long bones in the arms and legs (epiphyses). There are two types of MED, which are distinguished by their patterns of inheritance -
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- Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia. Genetics Home Reference. February 2008; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/multiple-epiphyseal-dysplasia. Accessed 5/12/2011.
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Shiraz is located in a mountanious region,in a valley surrounded by hills that shape a part of Zagros mountains. The four seasons are quite distinct in the area. It has a hot summer and a cold dry winter. The best season for visiting Shiraz is early spring and as the second choice late autumn.
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Shiraz is a city located in Fars province, south of Iran. "Shira-its-tsi-ish", the name on a clay tablet found at Persepolis, may refer to this city, and it shows that the history of Shiraz goes back to the years before 517 BC. After the Arab invasion of Iran, Shiraz was reconstructed and became one of the major cities of Iran.
"Shiraz, Pronounced As: shr�z , city (1991 pop. 965,117), capital of Fars prov., SW Iran, at an altitude of c.5,200 ft (1,580 m). It is a commercial and industrial center and has long been known for its wines, carpets, and metalwork. Other manufactures include textiles, petrochemicals, cement, and sugar. An old settlement, Shiraz became an important commercial, military, and administrative center in the late 7th cent. In the 9th cent. two brothers of Imam Riza died in Shiraz; their tombs are still visited by pilgrims. From about the 10th cent. Shirazi traders were active along the E African coast. Timur sacked the city in the late 14th cent., but later, under the Safavids, it was embellished with numerous new buildings. Under Karim Khan, the city served (1750-79) as capital of Persia; it declined after Karim's successor, Aga Muhammad Khan, moved the capital to Tehran. Hafiz and Sadi, two of Persia's greatest poets, are buried in garden-enclosed tombs in Shiraz. A university and the Fars Museum are also in the city. Nearby are the ruins of Persepolis, established by Darius I (fl. 521 B.C.-486 B.C.) as capital of the Persian empire. The palace was destroyed by Alexander in 330 B.C." (from: http://www.encyclopedia.com/articlesnew/42820.html)
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Nice page on an interesting town. I really would like to visit Iran some day. Regards Lars.
what a nice page on Shiraz, I hope to use some of your tips soon.
Would't you add any pics of your little sonny?;) Missed you sooo much, Monica:)
unbelievable. never expected iran would have such a rich culture and history not to mention sureal parks and gardens. would love to visit someday!
greetings from spain !��� great pics from shiraz!!!
nice picture of apadana palace. ghashangeh ;-)
Greetings from Japan! Beautiful pages of Shiraz, and Iran! We will visit Shiraz and other cities next month. When we return home, we will also be happy to welcome Iran's football team to Japan!
great page! sounds like an interesting as well as beautiful place :)
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One of the most frequently mentioned topics the 2010 Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition in Chicago was social media.
One of the most frequently mentioned topics the 2010 Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition in Chicago was social media. Those words were on the tongues of almost every speaker, from the pre-conference workshops on Tuesday (Ravelry.com, a social site for knitters, drives 6% of traffic to Yarn.com, Steve Elkins, president of Yarn.com's parent WEBS, told Tuesday's Beginning Search Marketing Workshop) to Friday, when the conference concluded with a whole day devoted to understanding social initiatives ("Mingle around online social media to find out where your market is," Michael Jansma, president of online retailer GEMaffair.com, advised attendees).
Anyone attending any of the many sessions that dealt with social media went home with lots of ideas—and with the idea that there is no silver bullet. Each retailer has to harness social media to its own particular circumstances.
A couple of great examples came out of the Facebook session during the post-conference Social Media and E-Retailing workshop. David Pohl, head of e-commerce for Equator Estate Coffees & Teas, focused on small-bore initiatives. He reported that when the company gets small lots of coffee in stock, it sells them on Facebook. Why? It's too much trouble to put small quantities on the web site. And those offerings have the advantage of tying fans closer to the brand. "Treat your fans special," Pohl advised.
Pohl's co-presenter David Saville of Hallmark Cards reported that Hallmark is planning to spread its presence across Facebook. Rather than offering only a few things on Facebook, Hallmark is getting ready to build Facebook stores for the many different brands, such as Disney, that Hallmark licenses for cards. That could result in Hallmark's operating dozens of Facebook presences.
Whatever the approach, social media is early enough in its life and fluid enough to allow online retailers latitude in experimentation. The real challenge is to find the return on such investments. Notwithstanding ForeSee Results' new service (announced at IRCE) to track how consumers use social media and whether it prompts them to buy, many speakers urged e-retailers not to be concerned about return, arguing that social media is still a relatively small investment. "Don't try to calculate ROI on social media programs, just do them," Ken Cassar, vice president of industry insights at Nielsen Online, told Friday's Social Media workshop.
Said GEMaffair's Janmsa: "It's a challenge for us right now to monetize Facebook."
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SDCC: "Batman: The Killing Joke" Cast & Crew Debuts Film at Comic-Con International
Wizard World Inc. it has acquired the 20-year-old Pittsburgh Comicon from co-founder and owner Renee George, although there apparently is some question as to what that means. A message tweeted Sunday from the Pittsburgh Comicon account stated, "the show did not sell out to Wizard. A statement will be coming from Renee regarding the situation soon."
However, while there's still no statement on the convention's website or Facebook page, George is quoted extensively in the press release trumpeting the renamed Wizard World Comic Con Pittsburgh, scheduled for Sept. 11-13.
The addition of Pittsburgh brings the number of Wizard World events in 2015 to 25.
An unfired bullet discovered last year in the Clinton Township, Michigan, building that once housed Comics World will be tested to see whether it's connected to the 1990 murder of co-owner Barbara George.
Her husband Michael George was twice tried and twice convicted — first in 2008 and then in 2011 — in the fatal shooting, which prosecutors claim he staged to look like a robbery so he could collect money from an insurance policy and a shared estate, and start over with another woman. George, now 53, is serving life in prison without parole.
According to the Detroit Free Press, the bullet was found in February 2013 by an employee of the company that manages a building while he was cleaning the backroom where Barbara George was shot nearly 23 years earlier. It was turned over to township police, leading defense attorney Joseph Kosmala to file a motion in January for the bullet to be tested for ballistics, fingerprints and DNA (there was a filing delay because of a miscommunication between Kosmala and Michael George's appellate attorney). Macomb County Circuit Judge Mary Chrzanowski granted that motion last week.
Legal | Former comics retailer Michael George has lost his appeal for a new trial. He was convicted twice for the 1990 murder of his wife, first in 2008 and then in a 2011 retrial. George is serving life in prison without parole. [The Macomb Daily]
Creators | John Sutter profiles Syrian cartoonist Ali Ferzat, whose hands were broken by government troops in an (unsuccessful) attempt to keep him from ever drawing again. [CNN]
Creators | Michael Diana, the first artist in the United States to be convicted of obscenity (for his comic Boiled Angel), returns to Miami after more than 20 years for a show of his work at the Miami Art Museum — which paid his remaining fines so he could enter the state without risk of arrest. [Miami New Times]
Legal | In a motion for summary judgment filed Monday in the long-running legal battle for the rights to Superman, attorneys for Warner Bros. are revisiting their 2009 argument that the estate of Joe Shuster has no grounds to reclaim the artist's share of the copyright to the Man of Steel. They point to a 1992 agreement in which the estate relinquished all claims in exchange for "more than $600,000 and other benefits," which included DC Comics paying Shuster's remaining debts follow his death earlier that year, and providing his sister Jean Seavy with a $25,000 annual pension. Daniel Best has the documents, while Jeff Trexler provides context, noting that the new filing "filing wasn't a Perry Mason-esque unveiling of surprising new facts. Rather, it was a routine motion for summary judgment." A hearing is scheduled for Aug. 20. [20th Century Danny Boy, The Beat]
Legal | A judge denied a motion for acquittal and a new trial in the case of Michael George, the former comic book store owner and convention organizer convicted of killing his wife in 1990, dismissing the defense's argument that there was insufficient evidence for conviction. George is serving a life sentence. [Detroit Free Press]
Publishing | DC Comics announced last night it will shut down its message board in early March as part of an overhaul of the publisher's website that will include Facebook-hosted commenting and integrated Twitter feeds. [The Source]
Creators | About 15 people threw eggs at Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks as he spoke on freedom of speech at the University of Karlstad. Vilks has raised the ire of some Muslims with his cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammed. Vilks told the audience, "Insults are part of democratic society. If we begin censoring ourselves, it will mean undermining freedom of speech in the long run. I don't think that the problem is that artists are too provocative but that we are not provocative enough." None of the eggs hit the cartoonist, and the protestors were removed from the room. [UPI.com]
Creators | The Simpsons creator Matt Groening has given $500,000 toward the creation of a chair in animation at the University of California, Los Angeles. The Matt Groening Chair in Animation at UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television will "allow visiting master artists to teach classes" and "bring working professionals with wide-ranging expertise" to work with students. The cartoonist, a graduate of Evergreen State College in Washington, makes an annual $50,000 donation to UCLA to help students who create socially conscious animated shorts. [The New York Times]
Legal | Attorneys for comics retailer and convention organizer Michael George, who's serving a life sentence for the 1990 murder of his first wife Barbara, made arguments Monday on a motion for acquittal or a new trial — that would make George's third — on the basis that there was insufficient evidence for conviction, and that the prosecutor raised a new issue in closing arguments. [Detroit Free Press]
Passings | Richard Alf, who as a teenager fronted the money for the first three years of San Diego's Golden State Comic-Con, the annual event that later became Comic-Con International, passed away Wednesday from pancreatic cancer. He was 59. Alf, who co-chaired the first convention in 1970 and became chairman the following year, later opened Comic Kingdom in North Slope, a business he sold by the end of the decade. [U-T San Diego, Mark Evanier]
Conventions | iFanboy, San Francisco's Isotope Comics and Grant Morrison are teaming up for MorrisonCon, which will feature "A once in a lifetime opportunity to see Grant Morrison and 9 hand picked comic creator superstars, all together for one weekend, one time only." They've released few details so far, but the website says it'll occur next fall. [MorrisonCon]
Awards | Comic-Con International is now accepting submissions for the 2012 Eisner Awards, which will be presented in San Diego in July. The deadline for submitting materials for consideration is March 6. [CCI]
Former retailer and convention organizer Michael George was sentenced this morning to life in prison for the 1990 murder of his first wife Barbara in their Clinton Township, Michigan, comic store.
George was found guilty a second time on Oct. 11 after his 2008 conviction was overturned because of prosecutorial misconduct and the release of potential new evidence. Prosecutors contend that George shot his wife in the head in the back room of their store July 13, 1990, and then staged the killing to look like a robbery so he could collect money from an insurance policy and a shared estate, and start over with another woman.
The Detroit News reports that 51-year-old Michael George, who maintains he was asleep on his mother's sofa at the time of the shooting, was also ordered to pay restitution of $130,000 to John Hancock Life Insurance Co.
A tearful Michael George, sitting in a wheelchair, addressed the court, saying, "Something will be found. Someone will come forward. I have never harmed a woman in my life. Let's not forget no one saw me there — no one." He plans to appeal the conviction.
Barbara George's sister and brother also spoke, directing their comments to Michael George as well as his daughters Tracie and Michelle, who supported their father but were absent from the courtroom today at his request.
"We think about you all the time," Christine Ball said, reading from a prepared statement. "Your mother lost everything. She didn't get to hold you and watch you grow up. I know we sit at opposite sides of the courtroom, but we have and always will love you."
Publishing | Emily Nilsson, wife of Sparkplug Books publisher Dylan Williams, said she plans to continue running the publishing company after the death of her husband. "We need your support now as much as ever," she said in a post on the Sparkplug blog. "We are grieving at the same time as we are trying to keep business afloat, and trying not to overstrain ourselves. We want to publish again soon but that is a step we will consider more once we get through the next few months." Nilsson, Virginia Paine and Tom Neely will continue to run Sparkplug, with plans to continue online sales and attend conventions like the upcoming MIX in Minneapolis next month and the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival in December. Williams passed away in September due to complications from cancer. [Sparkplug]
Legal | Michael George, the former comics retailer found guilty of murder for the second time, is in the Macomb County (Mich.) jail after his bond was revoked following Tuesday's verdict. George was found guilty of murdering his first wife Barbara in the back of their comic book store in 1990. "The family's ecstatic," said Barbara's brother Joe Kowynia. "There's no way a jury is going to get this wrong twice. I feel sorry for my nieces, this is long overdue. Now that this is over, Barb can rest in peace. And we can move on and he can rot in jail." [Detroit Free Press]
The jury in the second Michael George murder case found the former comics retailer and convention organizer guilty today, according to the Detroit Free Press.
George, 51, was accused of fatally shooting his wife, Barbara, on July 13, 1990 in the back room of their Clinton Township (Mich.) comic book store. This is George's second trial and second guilty verdict. Macomb County Circuit Judge James Biernat Sr. overturned the first verdict, citing prosecutorial misconduct and the release of new evidence that could lead the jury to believe another person was responsible for the murder of Barbara George. The first trail resulted in George being sentenced to life in prison before it was overturned.
The jury deliberated Thursday, Friday and today for a total of about 14 hours before delivering the verdict.
Legal | The fate of Michael George was placed in the hands of the jury Thursday after closing arguments in the trial of the former retailer and convention organizer accused of the 1990 murder of his first wife Barbara in their Clinton Township, Michigan, comic store. Although a comic collector places George in the shop around the time of the shooting, George's mother insists he was asleep on her sofa. The jury deliberated for about two hours Thursday, and is expected to continue this morning. [Detroit Free Press]
Legal | Manga blogger Melinda Beasi contemplates the larger implications of the arrest of Brandon X for bringing manga into Canada that authorities deemed to be child pornography: "What terrifies me about Brandon's case is that each time we allow our courts or communities (any courts or communities) to criminalize comics (any comics), we are inviting them to criminalize our own." [CBLDF]
Distributors | Johanna Draper Carlson catches a couple of tweets from publishers indicating that independent-comics distributor Haven, formed in 2008 from the assets of Cold Cut Distribution, is shutting down at the end of the month. Calls for confirmation this morning to Haven's Skokie, Illinois, offices went to voicemail. The company's closing would leave Diamond without any significant competition for independent comics distribution — print comics, at least. As Johanna notes, the industry giant still has a rival in another quarter: digital distributor comiXology. [Comics Worth Reading]
Legal | The defense rested in the Michael George trial Tuesday after the comics retailer, who is accused in the 1990 murder of his first wife, chose not to take the stand. His lawyers argued that if he were to do so, his testimony would become the sole focus of the trial. George's current wife Renee, who was kept out of the courtroom for most of the trial in case she was called as a witness, also did not testify. Closing arguments are scheduled for Thursday, and then the case will be sent to the jury. [Detroit Free Press]
Legal | Defense testimony began in the Michael George trial Monday after the judge denied a motion by the defense to order an acquittal. George's daughter Tracie testified that she remembers her father sleeping on the couch in his mother's house the night in 1990 when his first wife Barbara was shot and killed in their Clinton Township, Michigan, comic store. Another defense witness, Douglas Kenyon, told the jury he saw a "suspicious person" in the store that evening and that Barbara George, who waited on him, seemed nervous. [Detroit Free Press]
Conventions | Last weekend's Alternative Press Expo inspired Deb Aoki to offer a burst of suggestions on Twitter as to how it could be made better. Heidi MacDonald collected the tweets into a single post, and the commenters add some worthwhile points (including not scheduling it opposite the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival, which attracts much of the same audience and is free). [Deb Aoki's Twitter, The Beat]
Awards | Ian Culbard's adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness won the British Fantasy Award for best comic/graphic novel, presented Saturday by the British Fantasy Society. [The British Fantasy Society]
Legal | Prosecutors in Macomb County, Michigan, rested their case Friday in the second trial of Michael George, a former retailer and convention organizer accused of the 1990 murder of his first wife Barbara in the back room of their Clinton Township comic store. The judge this morning will hear a defense motion for a directed verdict, seeking dismissal due to lack of evidence, before testimony resumes.
George, now 51, was arrested in August 2007, after a detective reopened the cold case, and convicted seven months later of first-degree murder and insurance fraud, among other counts, and sentenced to life in prison. However, the judge later set aside the verdict, citing prosecutorial misconduct — George's mug shot was shown to the jury — and the release of new evidence that could lead the jury to believe another person was responsible for the murder. His retrial began Sept. 14, and should conclude this week. Prosecutors contend that George staged the killing to look like a robbery so he could collect money from an insurance policy and a shared estate, and start over with another woman. George insists he was asleep at the time of the shooting, and that his wife was the victim of a robbery gone wrong. [Daily Tribune]
Publishing | Chip Mosher, marketing and sales director for BOOM! Studios, left the publisher on Friday after four years. Marketing coordinator Emily McGuiness will take over his duties. [BOOM! Studios]
Publishing | DC Comics associate editor Janelle Asselin has left the company, reportedly for a job with Disney. She clarifies on Twitter that, contrary to a report, she wasn't escorted from the building on Tuesday but, rather, left "at my leisure." Asselin had been with DC since 2008, working primarily on Batman books like Batman and Robin, Batman: Streets of Gotham, Red Robin, Birds of Prey and the relaunched Batman, Batwoman, Detective Comics and Savage Hawkman. [Bleeding Cool]
Publishing | Longtime editor Betsy Mitchell is taking early retirement from her post as editor-in-chief of Del Rey, where she helped create Del Rey Manga. Tricia Pasternak, a former Del Rey Manga editor herself, has been promoted to editorial director. Del Rey was established as a science fiction prose imprint; the manga line was created in 2004 and was mostly shut down in 2010, when Kodansha began publishing its manga directly in the U.S. However, Del Rey still publishes a handful of manga and graphic novels, including xxxHolic, King of RPGs, and Deltora Quest. [Publishers Weekly]
Legal | In a twist that sounds like something out of a comic (or even an ad from an old comic), a witness in the Michael George trial testified he saw someone wearing an obviously fake beard outside George's Clinton Township, Michigan, comics shop a few minutes before George's first wife Barbara was murdered inside the store in 1990. [The Tribune Democrat]


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Learning to teach: Success case studies of teacher induction in Aotearoa New Zealand
Aitken, Helen; Bruce Ferguson, Pip; McGrath, Fiona; Piggot-Irvine, Eileen; Ritchie, Jenny
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Citation:Aitken, H., Bruce Ferguson, P., McGrath, F., Piggot-Irvine, E. & Ritchie J. (2008). Learning to teach: Success case studies of teacher induction in Aotearoa New Zealand. Wellington: New Zealand Teachers Council.
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Keywords:teacher induction, success case studies, evaluation
ANZSRC Field of Research:130304 Educational Administration, Management and Leadership
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