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Officials also announce a new 25,000 sq. ft. expansion at Washingtonville location
WASHINGTONVILLE, N.Y. — Aurochemicals, the internationally recognized manufacturer of natural aroma ingredients for the flavor and fragrance industry, dedicated its new $1.5 million expansion at a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 21, increasing the total size of its world headquarters to 32,000 sq. ft.
Aurochemicals' expansion was a one-year project, allowing the company to have increased space for research and development and quality control work in addition to more space for state-of-the-art corporate offices, inventory maintenance and production.
"This expansion is due to Aurochemicals' tremendous growth and increased market share globally," said Deo Persaud, Aurochemicals CEO. "We're thrilled to call Washingtonville and Orange County our home."
Aurochemicals' growth continues beyond the new expansion dedicated on Sept. 21. During the ribbon cutting, officials announced an additional 25,000 sq. ft. expansion at its Washingtonville location, planned for 2018. An additional 7 jobs are expected to be created.
"The flavor and fragrance industry continues to grow, and we have become a major player in the industry," Persaud said. "The new space we dedicated today and the new expansion we are also announcing reaffirms our position in the marketplace."
Also attending the ribbon cutting were New York State Assemblyman James Skoufis, Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus, Village of Washingtonville Mayor Joseph Bucco, Orange County Chamber of Commerce President Lynn Cione and Orange County Partnership President Maureen Halahan.
"Aurochemicals' expansion reinforces that Orange County is a great place to do business and we're proud that Aurochemicals' world headquarters is based here," said Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus. "To know that Aurochemicals is also announcing an additional expansion here tells us that Deo Persaud and his team are not just leaders in the flavor and fragrance industry. They understand the importance of economic development in Orange County through facility expansion and jobs creation."
About Aurochemicals
Aurochemicals, established in 1994, is a leading manufacturer of natural aroma chemicals for the flavor and fragrance industry worldwide. With a focus on research, development, product availability, turnaround time and quality control it is Safe Quality Food (SQF) certified. The company, which began in Brooklyn, recently completed a building expansion and occupies 32,000 sq. ft. modern facility in Washingtonville, N.Y., with extensive production and storage capabilities. For more information or a current list of available products visit www.aurochemicals.com


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Our afternoon Havana Tour allows you to unlock the mysteries of Cuba's capital, quickly allowing you to become beguiled by her charms, and those of the people who are lucky enough to call Havana home.
OUR AFTERNOON HAVANA TOUR DEPARTS EVERY DAY: 2:00pm – 06:00pm
You can say what you like about Cuba's turbulent history – the history that is well in the past, and that which is somewhat more recent. But it has certainly put this island paradise on the map, giving it an air of mystery and intrigue (which is richly deserved). Cuba is more than a generic, sun-drenched paradise, and has a rich and deeply fascinating cultural history. There is no better place to gain a sense of this country than by exploring the nooks and crannies of her majestic capital city.
Our afternoon tour gets underway at a location very close to the Plaza de San Francisco and the cruise ship terminal in Old Havana, where you will meet your guide. We chose this location due to the ease with which you'll find it, and the fact that it's in a stunning part of town is just a happy coincidence. We pride ourselves on being able to give you a comprehensive look at Havana within the space of an afternoon. Even if you only have 4 hours in Havana, we'll be able to show you the best of the best.
● Your skilled and knowledgeable tour guide will be on hand at all times, so feel free to ask them anything you would like to know – all in English.
● The inhabitants of Old Havana might make you think that you're watching an elaborate piece of street theatre, but this is just daily life in Cuba's capital!
● The rich and unique revolutionary history of Cuba is proudly on display.
● The Old Havana portion of the tour will take in a number of sublime plazas, some of the most culturally and historically substantial parts of Cuba.
● While you will see a lot during the afternoon, there will be plenty of time to stop, reflect, and take as many photos as you like.
All hotels and casa particulares in Old Havana are a relaxed and convenient stroll from the Parque Central Square in Old Havana. Alternatively you can easily take a taxi from your accommodation in other parts of Havana to the Parque Central for approximately between 5 and 10 CUC.
Supporting the Cuban People
All of our tours fulfil the following criteria:
– Patronize privately owned small businesses in Cuba
– The itineraries are designed to expose you to the local Cuban people and steer funds toward its citizens.
– Where meals are included, your tour will eat at a Paladares (privately run restaurants)
– You will have the chance to interact with Cuban's from all walks of life, having a chance to hear their stories, and share your own.
– Our tours are designed to be educational, with people-to-people interaction and cultural immersion a priority.
If you're not an early riser (or are only in Havana for an afternoon), our afternoon tour of Havana couldn't be more perfect. You'll meet your friendly and knowledgeable guide at 2pm, which even the latest of sleepers can manage! Whether you have a number of days, or only 24 hours, or even just 4 hours in Havana, this tour will show you the absolute best of the city. There are many valid tips for travel to Cuba, but packing comfortable walking shoes is one of the most important.
Old Havana Walking Tour: We will take you right into the profound beauty of Havana's Old Town (La Habana Vieja). This part of Cuba has always been beautiful, although the dishevelled loveliness of the Old Town has been painstakingly restored thanks to the deep pockets of UNESCO (who have officially recognised the significance of this part of the world). Our walk will be exhaustive, though certainly not exhausting, and will take in El Capitolio (the National Capitol Building), the grand former seat of government in Cuba until the Cuban Revolution changed the course of the country's history. You will also get to see El Floridita, the inviting bar that was the favoured drinking hole for Ernest Hemingway when he was done with writing for the day (or on some days, where he would be instead of writing).
The rustic past of Havana combines with modernity on Calle Obispo, one of the main pedestrian thoroughfares of the old town (and also a great place to eat). Havana's Old Town is essentially laid out around a number of fabulously beautiful public squares, all interconnected by alleyways and narrow streets. We will take pleasure in showing you the delights of the Plaza San Francisco de Asís, Plaza de la Catedral, Plaza de Armas, before concluding at Plaza Vieja. It's a lot to take in, but as mentioned, there will be ample time to stop and take photos.
Classic Car Tour in Havana: As soon as you arrive in Cuba, you will see many examples of what you would consider to be the authentic side of Cuba. Yes, there are brightly-dressed folks wandering along the streets, puffing on over-sized cigars. Sure, there is salsa music everywhere. And of course, there are those glorious vintage cars loudly and proudly patrolling the streets. A remnant of the trade embargo against Cuba, some of these vehicles have been on the road since the 1950s.
The next part of your afternoon tour of Havana involves you getting up close and personal with one of these beautiful Classic Cars. You can take in the different sights of Havana more easily on four wheels, and your classic car tour in Havana shows you how the older, more classical parts of the city sit comfortably alongside the newer, sometimes even avant garde socialist architecture of the more modern sections of the city. We'll drive along the Malecon taking in the sights of Vedado and Miramar, once the most opulent part of Havana. The entrancing old mansions of this district are undergoing a rejuvenation, with many of their crumbling facades being restored with the buildings being opened as restaurants, bars, and clubs. This is the sort of place where you can whet your appetite for the best nightlife in Havana, so be sure to ask your guide for their recommendations.
Mojito Making Lesson in Old Havana:. Our Havana afternoon tour concludes with something infinitely more relaxed and refined. Even if you only have 4 hours in Havana, you will want to linger during the last part of our tour. There is something utterly magical about seeing the city spread out beneath you, shimmering as the sun begins to slip beneath the horizon.
We'll take you to one of our favourite venues in Havana where you'll be whisked up to the rooftop to learn how to make a famous Cuban Mojito or non-alcoholic alternative. After the official schedule of your afternoon tour draws to a close, you might wish to get right back out and see more of the city, but nobody is going to blame you if you wish to stay here, perched atop the rooftops of the city, watching as day turns to night…
Inclusions and exclusions
4+ Hours
A location very close to the Plaza de San Francisco and the cruise ship terminal in Old Havana
Plaza Vieja
Group size
Walking and Classic Car
Services of an experienced English speaking local Havana tour guide
Mojito Making Class and 2 x mojitos (or non alcoholic alternative)
Chauffeured Classic American Car to tour Havana
International flights, all lunches and dinners (unless specified), travel insurance, accommodation, visa & passport costs, tips, airport taxes
Group Havana Afternoon Delight
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On July 26th and 27th I was working with The Next Big Thing Foundation on an event centered around teaching youth to code. The first day of the two day long event centered around basic HTML and CSS and was instructed by myself. Day 2 covered more advanced coding and the attendees built basic applications using Ruby.
The event was a huge success and hundreds of kids both in attendance at the event and attending remotely via Citrix GoToWebinar were given their first taste of coding.
Sponsors for the event included Hootsuite, Electronic Arts (EA), Price Waterhouse Coopers (PWC), Ernst & Young (EY), B.C. Innovation Council (BCIC), Citrix, and Food.ee
You can read more about what went down on the archived event page that I built for the event here.
Press Coverage
TechVibes: http://www.techvibes.com/blog/the-next-big-thing-and-codecore-2014-07-07
The Georgia Straight: http://www.straight.com/life/685456/geek-speak-meredith-powell-executive-director-next-big-thing
Vancouver is Awesome: http://vancouverisawesome.com/2014/07/15/the-next-big-thing-offers-free-coding-camps-for-youth-this-summer/
CanTech Letter: http://www.cantechletter.com/2014/07/hootsuite-headquarters-hosting-kids-codecamp-weekend-vancouver/


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Confession and (Re-)Connection -or- Where Ya Been?
Hi everyone.
I know. It's been months.
This was not the plan.
There's been plenty to write about.
And honestly, it's not that my schedule, my life, has been that jammed full of every possible commitment and activity that I didn't have time to sit and park a few thoughts on the Blogge.
I could have gone on and on about, say, current politics. Plenty of writers have done so, and very eloquently and movingly – not that this truth would have deflected me from writing on that topic, as well. I'm not that humble.
My musical life has careened onward at its standard pace. I could have scribbled (metaphorically) a few notes (ha) about all that.
Yes, I had a root canal recently. But it was my tooth that hurt, not my typin' fingers.
Somehow, several months have gone by.
A friend of mine suggested that it would be a much bigger deal if this were a paid-subscription blog. In that case, then, yes, I would have to process a few refunds!
But still, there are people – not just automated bots, but actual people – who signed up to get eMail blasts every time I published something. They didn't have to do that. No one was forcing them. They did it – I presume – because they enjoyed something I wrote, and were interested in reading the next one, and possibly even the next one. I need to respect that.
There are others who didn't sign up, but let me know that they were reading faithfully anyway. I need to respect that, too.
Those are connections.
Connection – most especially these personal connections, with longtime friends and newer friends and friends I've never actually met in person! – is something that has become, to me, more important-seeming in the last three or four months of navigating current events. Not that you would know it from my blog activity … so what say we show a little evidence of that?
Write. Write write write.
Will do.
Stand by. Powering back up. Re-acquiring signal. Re-establishing connection. Resurrecting blog in 3… 2… 1…
The 31-Day Blog Challenge, Day Twenty-Four: Chilling Effect
Today's writing prompt:
31 DAY BLOG CHALLENGE, DAY 24: "a difficult time in my life".
Well, everybody's got 'em.
I'm pleased to say that there are plenty of people whom I know personally, and lots and lots more whom I don't, who have probably had more difficult Times In Their Lives than I've had in mine.
Still, they get your attention.
I don't know that this is the space for the response to this question. Please accept my apologies, Dear Reader – especially if you are a regular and longtime Dear Reader, and have been around for a few of the difficult Times In My Life in online print. Especially if you watched me take on the Young Singing Sensation Fan Club trolls about five years ago.
Yes, I've had 'em, both personally and professionally. Some of those Times In My Life have been the kind that only a few folks know about, and it's darn well going to stay that way (and those weren't always of the personal variety). Need-to-know basis, and all that. Others have been a bit more widely understood, in part due to their public nature.
For the full story, go back (if you dare) to these two blog posts – one was highly caffeinated snark, and the other was an honest reappraisal of the first one. The second post was inspired by feedback about the first one … feedback which was at worst full of veiled threats of legal action, and at best full of mediocre spelling.
In our current political climate, the slightest online critique of a candidate can attract the ire of online commenters in such a way that the author of the critique starts to wish s/he had never hit "publish" [hey, wait just a damned minute, what the hell ever happened to freedom of speech and the First Amendment and all that great stuff that makes Murrica great? Ohhh, I see; freedom of speech as long as I agree with it. Got it].
Five years ago, I got my own dose of that. At the merest hint that I might not have totally utterly swooned over the vocal performance of this particular golden-tressed, 38-year-old-mezzo-soprano-voiced moppet … the trolls descended. The Singing Sensation Fan Club swept in, bearing their spears and magic helmets. How dare I. This young singer is a gift from God.
(Not making that up. There was talk of singer-as-angel-messenger-from-God. Good Lord.)
I thought I could probably handle online critique of my stuff; I knew I was publishing a blog that anyone with an Internet connection and a pulse could read; so pushback was always possible. But while politics draws fire regularly, surely musical subjects wouldn't have as big a target on their backs, yes? … Um, I guess no.
Simple disagreement is one thing. A back-and-forth about what strikes you musically that doesn't so much strike me? Let's have that conversation. We might learn something, each of us.
This was something else.
In the comment section of that blog post, it got pretty heated.
Meantime, on the online fan forum devoted to the Young Singing Sensation, one commenter suggested that because I said such horrible things about this singing youngster, then logically that made me a Bad Person, and definitely a Bad Music Teacher. Who would want such a horrible person to be teaching music to delicate children? And this person suggested that it might be a good idea to send someone to investigate this Bad Music Teacher. To contact the school where he taught music, and perhaps to alert the administration therein to the presence of such a Bad Music Teacher.
In support of that, one other commenter posted this:
"…if the downside became quite nasty, then who can be blamed for that outcome. Obviously the person who was nasty to begin with. If there were/are negative ramifications, then they fall on the person who needs to take responsibility for making it negative in the first place. I don't worry for his job. He should. I'll offer the same sort of mercy for his outcomes as he has for [the Singer's]."
One of my blog commenters played the part of the mole in the organization and quietly pointed me toward that forum comment thread.
Bad enough that, upon reading this, I considered contacting a lawyer friend of mine and putting him on standby alert. Worse that I considered contacting my school's principal and putting her on standby alert – because you never know what utter whack job might think that carrying out a Bad Music Teacher Investigation might require visiting a school while carrying a concealed weapon, or something. Principals really enjoy that spectre, lurking out there.
But go back a few paragraphs, to the other commenter who replied to the initial suggestion. Did you notice that I didn't say he/she, or him/her? I said "she".
Because the identity of the Other Commenter is very specific, is very important in this, and ought not be downplayed.
This Other Commenter was not anonymous. And therefore she was quite publicly making these accusations and insinuations and, whether she knew it or not, was quite publicly taking the chance of inciting some other person, some potential utter whack job (for all she knew) to go ahead and pull a "Guy Noir, Private Eye" routine on me.
This Other Commenter was no mere fan.
She was the Young Singing Sensation's mother.
Let that rattle around in your head for a minute.
In that moment, I both did and did not know exactly what I was dealing with.
As it turned out, the firestorm subsided relatively quickly. If our current political circus wasn't happening, I'd say something like "this is always the case. There's a lot of shouting (real or virtual), and then the short attention span kicks in and it's off to the next crisis, the current one entirely forgotten."
But – partly because of that political circus which has turned the scary-invective-and-utter-whack-job volume control up to eleven – and partly because I've made it a habit not to "poke the bear" when I really don't need to – which was not the lesson I wanted to learn, five years ago, but there it is anyway – I've consistently avoided naming this Young Singing Sensation.
Her fans made my life pretty crazy, there, for about two weeks in 2011.
The sad part of all that was: thanks to those two weeks of crazy, generated solely by her fans, she's lost me as a potential admirer for good, no matter what happens. In my head, her name is a synonym for back away slowly so as not to startle.
Singers aren't the only public figures whose supporters make them look bad, whose fans' behavior causes other possible new fans to turn away from them. And it's a pity.
So I'd love to tell her that I'm sorry about all that. Her schtick, through no fault of her own, only laid the groundwork for the creation of a difficult Time In My Life.
Her mother, though?
In the words of a great philosopher, that Other Commenter needed to go home and re-think her life.
The 31-Day Blog Challenge, Day 3: What's In a Name? -or- The Best-Laid Plans…
31 DAY BLOG CHALLENGE QUESTION, DAY THREE: "Meaning of Your Business Name"
Well, to the extent that it's a business … in the formal sense … in the sense that it might cross over the line into being something with "Inc." on the end of it … in the sense that, in a previous decade, one might advertise by actually finding a physical shingle and hanging it out somewhere …
It's a little tiny thing. Hardly worth considerin'.
You'd think there wouldn't be much to tell. Last name … activity … voila.
Last fall, I suddenly got all amped up about buildin' me a website, so as to more properly (and slightly more loudly) give people the idea that I like to write musical arrangements for bands and choirs, etc., etc., and here's how to get in touch with me if you'd like to chat about that subject.
The process of building that website, with the able assistance of an outfit called Weebly, caused me to consider a few topics a lot more comprehensively … on the logic that whatever website I put together would suddenly become not just a contact point, but something of a position paper. "Here's where I stand on a few subjects," and all that. Don't know me? After perusing the website, to some professional degree you will.
I learned about landing pages. They're the webpages whose design needs to cause people to wonder what else is on the website, since this page is so attractive and informative. I learned (somewhat) about the concept of brevity – not my strong suit – since who wants to land on the landing page and be hip-deep in thirteen paragraphs?
No self-aggrandizing website worth its salt lacks webpages with names like "Biography" and "About Me" and "But Enough About Me, Let's Talk About You, What Do YOU Think Of Me?" So, yes, I've got one of those, and a page full of "News" – where am I next plying my musical trade? Y'know, just in case anyone anywhere is breathlessly wondering; the likelihood of which is debatable … but fortune favors the prepared, dahling.
And, so as to convince people that this website all about me is in fact not all about me … a page full of links to websites of other musical people and organizations and companies that I admire, do business with, or want to help promote.
What musical services does my website detail? Musical arrangements, which I've been doing for approximately -ever. Musical composition, which I've only just started to dabble in (and the difference between composition and assembly of sounds is a topic for another post). Musical transcription score preparation – what? – well, I've got this trusty piece of music notation software that can make music actually look attractive; perhaps that can help somebody somewhere.
The Weebly people offered me the opportunity to include a blog section on my website, and so of course I took them up on it. –Wait. Don't I already have a blog that I have seemed to ignore quite a lot in this past half a year? Y'know … this one? Well, yes; but the HammertonMusic blog would be strictly about musical arranging and composition and my musical projects and strictly musical topics.
Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time.
Finally … partly out of self-protection, but partly because it's important … a page went up regarding intellectual property issues – copyright clearances and permissions and all those legal issues that can send your burgeoning musical-arranging career spiraling down into the canyon if you're not careful.
And in putting that page together, I started to do lots more research even than I had done previously. Which was at least some … although not as much as you'd think would be necessary. Fortunately for me, most of the people who historically have hired me to write field shows for their bands have taken care of acquiring the proper legal okay to have this or that tune arranged for their ensembles. Thus I have not had to delve into the nasty but necessary world of (as I titled that legal-issues webpage) "How Not To Be Sued."
At that point, I discovered that the website wasn't just to advertise, to hawk my wares, to hang out my shingle. A lot of it became the online representation of things that I actually believed about musical expression, and creativity, and other issues that were not at the forefront of my mind when I'd started the project.
As it has turned out, since the early fall, when the website went live, life has careened on. A couple of new projects have arisen … and I do not in any way downplay the importance of those projects … but they have caused me to focus in other directions than the "edit your website" button on Weebly.com.
So the website has gotten only sporadic updates. This, in a world where constant updates are highly recommended (so that returning visitors feel like the site is worth returning to).
Well, to paraphrase the founder of the particular denomination wherein I do my church-giggin' … the website is continually "moving on toward perfection".
But I was struck by how much the process of building the site made me reconsider a few musical things … come at them from slightly different approach vectors … and probably forced me to get better at a few of those musical things. We'll see. But for now … I have to get back to work on that really cool marching show concept for the fall.
More on that here, in a bit.
Or more properly, more on that over at HammertonMusic.com, in the upcoming weeks and months.
(Focus, Rob. Focus.)


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Linking up with Lauren for Fill in the Blank Friday!
2. The last song I listened to was "Five O'clock in the Morning" by T-pain and Wiz Khalifa.
3. Using the letters in my name I can spell (Terin) niter, inter, inert, tine, tern, rent, rein, nite, tire, tin, tier, ten, rite, nit, net, tie, ire, in, en, ti, re, it, er... lol!>
4. If I had to dress in one color for the rest of my life I would pick black.
5. If you were to look in my bag right now you'd find make-up, gum, receipts, perfume, my phone, my wallet, loose change, a hairbrush, tampons, pads, Aleah's pacifier, keys, a bracelet, lip gloss, chapstick, etc.
6. When I finish filling in the blanks I'm going to start working for the day.
7. My all time favorite song to dance to is Party Rock Anthem by LMFAO!
Also linking up with...
I Confess...
that I am REALLY excited to go see Beauty and the Beast in 3D tonight!
I Confess...
that I broke my New Year's resolution and gave in and got some Starbucks coffee this morning on my way to work.
I Confess...
that I have a ton of cleaning I should be doing tonight instead of going to the movies... oh well!
I Confess...
that my mom is keeping the kids tonight so she can watch them tomorrow so that my husband can go pheasant hunting because I'll be working... oh, how I wish she would keep them when I'm off one day so I could sleep in! lol!
I'm also linking up with Friendship Fridays
I love all of the wonderful people I have met... and getting to share the exciting and not-so-exciting details of my life with them! :)
And now some pictures from Aleah's birthday yesterday! Daddy had to work yesterday, so Aleah, Grammy, and I went out with my friend Meghan (from Cheaper Than Therapy), her husband Darren, and their son Gavin. We started off at Chick Fil A for breakfast, then went to C'ville to Bounce n Play (I love that place!), we then went to Build a Bear Workshop, and then had lunch at Cheeseburger in Paradise. We had so much fun! :)
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- McDonald's is making Happy Meals healthier.
By 2022, cheeseburgers won't be part of the menu for the kids' meals, although parents can still ask for them. The main choices will be hamburgers and four- and six-piece Chicken McNuggets. And the French fry sizes will be smaller.
Bottled water will be added to Happy Meals later this year, and chocolate milk will come with less sugar. McDonald's also pledged to serve more fruits, vegetables and grains.
All Happy Meals in the United States will have 600 calories or less by June, and at least half of stores and drive-throughs around the world will meet that target by 2022. McDonald's says the calorie count in an average Happy Meal will come down 20%.


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May God bless you and your...
"Uncle Lee",
I only met you once, but feel as if I have known you for years, as Sally often speaks of you. You were very special to her, therefore unforgettable to all her friends. You will live forever through the stories of her treasured memories of you. You will certainly be missed by all those who knew and loved you.
May you rest in peace.
Linda Mitchell - City of Plant City
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Sarah Walter
I flew out to Texas and attended Texas Coffee School because I'm in the process of starting my own mobile organic coffee and juice bar, and I wanted to learn the coffee business and espresso fundamentals. The combination of classroom learning and hands-on training was perfect for me.
The class size was small and they have a wide variety of the latest equipment. They have a light-hearted way of delivering a ton of valuable information. They gear the course to the needs of each student and definitely welcome questions. I now refer to Tom as my 'coffee guru'.
Mary Williams
Educational courses can often leave one thinking, "This is dragging on way too long". Tom masterfully showcased his expertise and professionalism through his brilliantly concise and defined 3 day course. My initial thought of how short 3 days is for the price was quickly put to rest once I sat in class the first day. Only with such unusual and unique life experiences can a teacher use every word with purpose and precision, making this course unmatchable. The packets of information are so detailed and complete, I have no worry of losing any information received. Tom's and Claire's instruction far exceeded all expectations. I left Texas Coffee School more inspired than ever and equipped to create my dream.
Thank you Tom and Claire!
Chad Sepulveda
Oddfellows has benefitted greatly from working with Texas Coffee School. We could not more heartily recommend their services and training. They have been an incredible source of wisdom and knowledge as it relates to business advice, coffee sourcing, espresso, brewing methods, program philosophy, and helping us build a strong coffee culture from within. Oddfellows was recently reviewed in D Magazine as having the 'Best Coffee in Dallas'; Texas Coffee School has been a critical part of the success of our coffee program and the skill of our baristas!
Maggie Lansford
Attending this class in preparation for opening a coffee shop was the best decision we could have made. Tom is EXTREMELY thorough and covers all of the bumps in the road you will face as you try to open a business. He provides so many resources, tips, insights and advice, the material he sent us home with is my go-to for every question I have, and it does not disappoint. Without this class, I would have made so many terrible decisions and so many things would have fallen through the cracks. If you don't know where to start — START HERE, you will not regret it. Thank you, Tom, I'll be sending my husband ASAP.
Tommy Hazelton
Attending the Texas Coffee School was a game changer for me, and across a very broad spectrum at that. I left informed, inspired, and with a wealth of business hand outs and information that alone would be worth the cost of the class.
If becoming an entrepreneur and running your own coffee shop is your dream and your destiny, and you have the passion and drive that will be necessary to see that fulfilled, then this class will almost certainly be a game changer for you as well and push you closer to that goal by leaps and bounds.
Thanks to Tom and Claire for their inspired approach. I eagerly look forward to showing them what I can do with what they have given me!
Regan Killman
Every question I had about the ins and outs of opening a coffee shop were answered at the Texas Coffee School. The instructors took time to answer every question and allowed us to practice as much as we needed. The amount of time and knowledge that was put into this course that is given to it's students is outstanding. I would have never learned any of this on my own. Texas Coffee School genuinely wants you to succeed and gives you every bit of information to do so. Thank you so much for this class.
Your 3-Day Coffee Business Training was the most valuable training I could have taken to get me on the path to launching my new business. I can't imagine anyone trying to do this without your instruction! Without the information I got there, I'm not sure this business would have been successful. Thank you!
UPDATE: Hey Tom, we were featured in Money Magazine. Check it out!
Rob Wilson
I am so blown away by the outstanding class that Tom and Claire have put together! The information and hands on experience is amazing and second to none! I left this class with overwhelming confidence about going forward with my plans of opening a first class roasting/coffee shop! I hope to see them again real soon as I will have my baristas attending their school for training! Love love!
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Mercedes has introduced a new member of the AMG family ahead of its official premiere will be held in mid-January at the Detroit Motor Show . The fastest version of the crossover GLA has engine with 360 hp , and the places to mph arrives in 4.8 seconds. When it comes to the looks of the 2014 GLA 45 AMG , Mercedes is practically found all the cards when in November 2013th the car show in Los Angeles presented the concept of this vehicle.
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The production version of 2014 Mercedes GLA 45 AMG that we see the latest photos differs from the concept of the different wheels and the fact that the rear of the car removed a large roof spoiler . In addition , unlike the concept , production version of 2014 Mercedes GLA 45 AMG has no visual landmarks and racing car color . Although a typical AMG styling elements on the body, such as the large front air vents, distinctive grille and quadruple tailpipes , the car is kept classy look " regular " Mercedes.
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What on this car is not regular and that driving it apart from the standard GLA , is the powertrain . Under the hood is a two-liter four-cylinder turbo – petrol engine that is " borrowed " from the A 45 AMG and CLA 45 AMG. The engine of 2014 Mercedes GLA 45 AMG is Euro 6 standards and delivers 360 hp ( 265 kW ) and 450 Nm of torque . Power is transferred to all four wheels via sevenspeed AMG SPEEDSHIFT DCT transmission. While the data on the drive unit were known from before, Mercedes has found that 2014 GLA 45 AMG is able to accelerate 0-100 km / h in 4.8 seconds . Maximum speed standard is limited to 250 km / h.
According to factory data , the car in a combined cycle average consumes 7.5 l/100 km and emits into the atmosphere 175 grams of CO2 per kilometer . Crossover is equipped as standard with AMG sports suspension and high performance braking system . As an option , the offer is the aerodynamic package and the package with additions of carbon fiber . Customers may pay an additional and roof spoiler we saw the concept car version of the car , as well as numerous other additions .
2014 Mercedes GLA 45 AMG interior
In the standard version of the seats are upholstered in a combination of leather and Dinamica microfiber and trimmed the contrasting red thread , and in the same color as seat belts and straps , while the three-spoke steering wheel in nappa leather. For an extra charge you can get special sports seats and steering wheel , as well as decorative elements made of carbon fiber.
2014 Mercedes GLA 45 AMG release date
The 2014 Mercedes GLA 45 AMG will appear for the first time before an audience at the Detroit Auto Show , 13 January , while the information about the beginning of the sale and the price of this car will be communicated later .


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A tubal or ectopic pregnancy occurs outside of the uterus. When a woman becomes pregnant, the fertilized egg migrates to the uterus where it embeds itself through the course of the pregnancy. In the womb, the fetus gets everything it needs.
In some cases, the fertilized egg fails to migrate through the fallopian tube and attaches there, never making it to the uterus. It then begins to grow there. This presents a very dangerous medical condition. The fallopian tube will eventually burst from the egg growing inside of it.
What is a Tubal Pregnancy?
An ectopic pregnancy can be misdiagnosed as another condition such as pelvic inflammatory disease, ovarian cysts or even a healthy pregnancy. There are specific tests that can be done to diagnose the ectopic pregnancy, such as transvaginal interior ultrasound to try to find a pregnancy in the uterus, certain hormone tests and pregnancy tests. The undiagnosed or misdiagnosed tubal pregnancy often occurs in emergency situations and can result in serious injury or death. The undiagnosed or misdiagnosed ectopic pregnancy has a higher likelihood of rupture and bleeding before that true condition is discovered.
A rupture of a fallopian tube is a true life or death medical emergency. There can be the severe rectal pain, severe shoulder pain, pain on either side of the abdomen and internal or external bleeding. The condition might render the woman unconscious.
Treatment of an ectopic pregnancy
How the ectopic pregnancy is treated depends on its severity and how far along it is. If caught early enough, a drug known as methotrexate might be given to halt the pregnancy growth. The woman's body then either absorbs or vaginally passes the pregnancy. The advantage of methotrexate is that surgery can be avoided, and there probably won't be a need to remove the fallopian tube. If the ectopic pregnancy is farther along and larger, surgical intervention is likely required before there is either damage or immediate danger to the woman. In the context of surgery, conservative laparoscopic surgery has shown to involve fewer complications and adhesions. There is also much less blood loss and recovery time. This is also the most cost effective of the surgical choices. If the fertilized egg cannot be located and the woman's health has been compromised, either part or all of the fallopian tube is removed. In either case, there will be a decrease in the woman's fertility. She might also be at a higher risk for another ectopic pregnancy.
When malpractice might occur
The most common claim against the doctor involving an ectopic pregnancy includes a delay or failure in diagnosis. This results in the tubal pregnancy being discovered at a later stage when surgery becomes the sole treatment option. Of course, surgery avails the woman to more and higher risks, along with the likelihood of decreased fertility. Malpractice might also occur if both fallopian tubes are removed, when in fact, only one tube required removal. With the removal of only one tube, the possibility of future pregnancy remains open. With the removal of both, the only alternative is in vitro fertilization. Damages issues will escalate.
Should a woman suspect an ectopic pregnancy, immediate medical care is needed. She should insist on proper diagnostics, care and treatment until either an ectopic pregnancy is ruled out or resolved.


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Former PANTERA and current DOWN frontman Philip Anselmo's SUPERJOINT RITUAL project will embark on "The It Takes Guts Tour" in July with support from KING PARROT and CHILD BITE. So far the following dates have been leaked:
Jul. 10 – Oklahoma City, OK – Diamond Ballroom
Jul. 11 – Houston, TX – Fitzgerald's
Jul. 14 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogart's
SUPERJOINT RITUAL reunited last year for an appearance at the 2014 edition of Anselmo and true crime author Corey Mitchell's groundbreaking horror-meets-metal extravaganza, the Housecore Horror Film Festival, which was held October 23-26, 2014 in Emo's in Austin, Texas. For legal reasons, the band performed at the event under the abbreviated moniker SUPERJOINT.
Fan-filmed video footage of SUPERJOINT's appearance at Housecore Horror Film Festival can be seen below.
The band's lineup for the show was as follows:
* Philip Anselmo – Vocals
* Kevin Bond – Guitar
* Jimmy Bower (DOWN, EYEHATEGOD) – Guitar
* José Manuel Gonzales (WARBEAST, PHILIP H. ANSELMO & THE ILLEGALS) – Drums
* Stephen Taylor (PHILIP H. ANSELMO & THE ILLEGALS) – Bass
Asked in an October 5, 2014 interview with Jack Antonio if the SUPERJOINT RITUAL reunion was going to be a one-off or if there would further activity beyond the Housecore Horror Film Festival appearance, Anselmo said: "It is a one-off, a hundred percent, as of right now, man, It's something that we get asked about quite a bit, but, really, for us, if you look at the guys that are in the band, original members, it's really me and Jimmy [Bower, guitar], and, of course, we've got Kevin Bond coming in on guitar and whatnot. But, really, if you look at just Jimmy and me alone, we're gonna be crazy busy coming up in 2015 as well, and Jimmy with EYEHATEGOD and whatever obligations DOWN decides to take on. But I think the main focus of next year would be, maybe around summer time, is getting [to work on] that third [DOWN] EP. And other than that, man, I wanna write another solo record and produce some bands. So, [there will be] not as much touring for me next year."
Anselmo was asked the 2011 edition of the Sweden Rock Festival if there was any possibility of a SUPERJOINT RITUAL reunion at some point in the future. He replied: "Absolutely a hundred percent no fucking way. I know some people like that band, but there's too many sour feelings, too much bad business and I don't take steps backwards anymore, I'm fucking running forward. You hear me? Good."
SUPERJOINT RITUAL's sophomore album, "A Lethal Dose Of American Hatred", was released in July 2003 via Sanctuary. Anselmo described his band's songs as "short blasts of hardcore blood" and said, to those who weren't around to witness AGNOSTIC FRONT and early SLAYER, "We're givin' you a fuckin' beautiful example of what it was like."
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Marilyn Cochran-Smith and Susan L. Lytle will deliver a keynote address entitled "Practitioner Inquiry: For what? So what? Now What?" at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, May 23 in the Lewis Wilson Foy Concert Hall on the Priscilla Payne Hurd Campus of Moravian College. The interactive address, which will feature interpretation into Spanish via live podcast, responds directly to the ARNA 2014 Conference theme "Enacting Our Beliefs—The So-What of Action Research." For almost 25+ years, Marilyn Cochran-Smith and Susan L. Lytle have worked with and in practitioner inquiry communities, primarily in Boston and Philadelphia. Marilyn Cochran Smith is Cawthorne Professor at the Lynch School of Education, Boston College. Susan L. Lytle is Professor Emerita at the Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania.
In theorizing this work from the perspective of university scholars and practitioners, they have argued that the perspectives and knowledge of practitioners, who work more closely to children, youth, and other school and district based educators than many other players in the educational discourse, are essential to larger efforts to improve the learning and life chances of children and youth in under-resourced schools and communities and to challenge societal and school inequities from the inside.
Cochran-Smith and Lytle have co-authored dozens of articles and chapters related to practitioner inquiry as well as two books on this topic--Inside/Outside: Teacher Research and Knowledge (1993) and Inquiry as Stance: Practitioner Research for the Next Generation (2009), both of which have been acknowledged with national awards. They co-edit the Teachers College Press "Practitioner Inquiry Series", which includes 40-some books about practitioner research/action research and/or written by practitioner researchers in school and other educational settings. They are widely known as leaders and architects of the practitioner inquiry community, which extends worldwide.
The address is sponsored by the Action Research Network of the Americas as the headline event of its 2nd annual conference. Local teachers may attend the keynote address free of charge (with a suggested donation to the Eduardo Flores Scholarship Fund) by registering here. A reception with jazz trio and cash bar will follow the address outside the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Bethlehem in advance of the Conference Dinner. Local teachers may also register for the dinner ($35), Saturday conference sessions ($50), and/or a Friday/Saturday conference package ($75). ARNA thanks conference sponsors Moravian College, St. Mary's College of California, Trent University, the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, and West Chester University of Pennsylvania for making the address possible.
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Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are on-again! The long-time couple spent the weekend at a friend of Jessica's wedding in Steamboat Steams, Colorado this weekend and according to a source showed lots of P.D.A. The couple took a break at the beginning of Summer but remained good friends. After the break-up, Timberlake was quoted saying, "She is single-handedly the most significant person in my life."
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I find it very interesting that in-house IT is seen as "the department of 'no'" and that AWS is considered the easy place to build things. I suspect that this points to a mismatch between what an IT department thinks is important and what its internal customers think is important. I think that AWS is one of the most inflexible IT service providers I have seen. Its services are very rigidly defined. Yet, lots of businesses see AWS as a more responsive alternative to IT departments, which they see as inflexible. I think that with a change in focus, internal IT departments can become far better at providing what the application teams require.
I should start out by showing how AWS is inflexible. A great example is one of AWS's first-ever products, the Simple Queue Service (SQS). Queueing, along with load balancers, is an important part of the loosely coupled application architecture that AWS promotes. One part of an application places messages into the queue. The messages are requests for another part of the application to act. That other part watches the queue and acts on messages that appear in the queue. For example, an order entry system might place an order in a queue directing the warehouse system to pick parts from the warehouse. The warehouse system watches the queue and pulls each message from the queue to fulfill the order. There is a basic limit to these messages: they can be a maximum of 256 KB in size. This is probably plenty for most orders, but what if a customer places a massive order? Can I send a 320 KB message? The AWS answer would be "No, you are using SQS wrong. You should put the order in a database and just pass a reference to it in the message or serialize one order over multiple messages." Either way, your application must change to fit the service that AWS provides; the service does not change to fit your application.
AWS is very clear about offering the exact same service to every customer and not varying that service for any customer. This is not the way enterprise IT organizations work. In enterprise IT, we would need to make the queueing system work with the largest message that our developers might want to send. The IT department would not tell the developers to build their applications differently to fit with the infrastructure. The big difference for AWS is that it has a very clear vision of how applications should be developed. AWS delivers the services that are required to build applications. This does seem to be a gap area for many enterprise IT departments.
Enterprise IT infrastructure teams are not generally staffed with developers. They have operations staff and teams of infrastructure engineers. There is a very different way of viewing problems and requirements when you look after infrastructure instead of developing applications. These operations teams end up thinking of the organization's developers as almost their enemies. The reality is that developers and application support teams are the IT department's customers. They are the reason for infrastructure. The IT team needs to learn what developers need and to deliver on those needs. If the IT department doesn't look after its customers, then someone else will. Development teams often have options that allow them to bypass internal IT completely. AWS is the prime example of allowing developers to bypass central IT.
Developers want IT to provide infrastructure and then get out of the way. Provisioning VMs is great for developers: it is much faster than waiting for physical servers. Now developers expect to be able to get VMs fast. Self-service is key; nobody wants to be waiting on help-desk tickets. But bare VMs are not enough: developers need services delivered through a self-service mechanism. A self-service platform for running containers is very helpful, as are self-service databases, storage services, and other prebuilt components for building applications. Self-service through a portal is a good start, but self-service through an API is even better.
I think that the key to keeping on-premises enterprise IT is to enable your in-house developers. Provide the sorts of services that help developers be more productive. Have those services available through programmatic self-service. Value the developers as your internal customers.


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King, H. Roger. Cape Cod and Plymouth Colony in the Seventeenth Century. Lanham, Maryland: University Press of America, Inc., 1994.
A study of the history of Cape Cod including involvement and contributions on the Plymouth settlement. Included is information on Rev. John Lothropp and three of his sons.
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Call Number: F72.C3 K58 1994
Author: King, H. Roger, 1935-
Title: Cape Cod and Plymouth Colony in the seventeenth century / H. Roger King.
Published: Lanham : University Press of America, c1994.
Description: xi, 307 p. : maps ; 22 cm.
Subjects: Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony)Cape Cod (Mass.)--History.Massachusetts--History--New Plymouth, 1620-1691.
Other Title: Cape Cod and Plymouth Colony in the 17th century.
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A new skatepark behind Laphto Mall is getting the sport noticed in Ethiopia. Last week, Malta Guinness got together with Addis Skatepark to host a contest for young skaters called, 'skate with Malta'.
Fifteen skaters took part in the one day competition at the park in Bisrate Gebriel . The event began with a skateboarding training session followed by Malta Guinness Dancers and DJs which proceeded the skating competition.
"This event is a great opportunity to engage with young people and promote healthy living in Ethiopia. This donation empowers the users of the skate park to take care of these grounds," said Abel Anagaw, Malta Guinness brand manager, handing over a 50,000 birr donation to Addis Skate Park as well as prizes to the winners of the skating competition.
The park was built by Ethiopia Skate in cooperation with "Make Life Skate Life", a non-profit organization that works with local skateboarding communities around the world to create; community-built concrete skate parks free of charge.
"Our vision is for youth from all backgrounds to come together and access to free skateboard facilities. This community can ensure all members have the means to education and healthy living," professional skater Natan Eyassu said speaking about the importance of having community spaces such as the Addis Skatepark where young people can go and develop their skills.
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Respiration is the release of energy from food
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Sugar (glucose) + Oxygen –> carbon dioxide + water + energy
C6H12O6 + 602 –> 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy
Respiration occurs inside the mitochondria in a cell
Two Kind of Respiration
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2.Anaerobic Respiration = respiration that not use oxygen
Similarities (Kesamaan)
Energy released by breakdown of sugar
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– no alcohol or lactic acid made
– large amount of energy released
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Air is taken down into the lungs
Nose -> larynx -> trachea -> bronchus -> bronchiole -> alveoli
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The Terrifying Results of Muslim Immigration in the UK
RE: The Terrifying Results of Muslim Immigration in the UK
(14-12-2015 09:31 AM)Eva Wrote: Yet we are, if the British media, particularly The Guardian newspaper and the BBC, are anything to go by, meant to overlook this and claim Islam has nothing to do with the terrorists. It's an elephant in the room situation and it's ridiculous.
IMO Radical Islam is definitely responsible for providing a channelled outlet for the anger, putting the tools and ideology in the hands of those who can do the most damage with them. I do think that just looking at the religion is missing that there are reasons that people are susceptible to the radical Islamists' rhetoric. The radical Islam I think is more of a symptom than a cause. Or possibly a bit of an amplifier. People who would otherwise be violent but petty criminals are given a bit more structure and organisation which makes them into violent and possibly much more effective criminals.
There is a delicacy with dealing with it still though. IMO you've got to be careful when you're monkeying with free speech. I personally think laws against hate speech and incitement to violence are actually a necessary thing, but the bastards who do the incitement are gonna be slippery, so no matter how you word it, unless you're willing to go the whole hog and establish censorship, you're ability to limit their message is going to be limited.
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(11-12-2015 02:50 PM)izel Wrote:(11-12-2015 01:36 PM)Free Thought Wrote: Is this one of those streets that the police are afraid to go in? heard from a very respected source that there are those.
I think FreeThought was being sarcastic of Trump's comments regarding London. If there were any streets like that in Britain, you can bet that people would make sure to march in them all the time until it became normal. It's in our nature.
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Political uncertainty in Spain, along with further grim unemployment numbers, pushed up the cost of borrowing by the Madrid government on Monday and pulled down the value of the euro against other currencies.
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The latest jobs figures show almost five million Spaniards registered with job centres, and the national statistics office says there are one million more without work.
Over half of those who are under 24 years of age do not have a job. Outside a Madrid job centre Noemi Sanz, who is 23, said: "In other countries youth unemployment is really low, and it's the over-30s with higher unemployment. Not the young people, because they're the ones that have to move the country forward, in the future."
In Spain they are known as ni-nis – neither in work, nor full time education – though many are studying foreign languages, preparing to flee Spain in search of work, with Germany the most popular jobseeker destination.
German language student Eva Sanchez, who is an engineer, spoke of her despair at not being able to find work since leaving university: "If there is nothing here, it makes no sense to stay, after studying for five years of my life and my parents having spent money investing in my education, it's all for nothing." She is preparing to leave Spain in the summer.
Barcelona's Goethe Institute, where she studied German, offers more than 170 courses in the language every year.
In the last two years the number of students on those courses has grow by 75 percent, most of them under 25-year-olds hoping to say "Auf Wiedersehen" to Spain, for a better future in Germany.


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Does your Employee Experience suck?
For every #AmazonGo like experience, there will be a company that will steadfastly hold on to relicware like LotusNotes.
In its 2016 Annual Trends Report, @Fjord said:
Fjord, of course, is talking about a future trend. For now, our experiences with the products we use in personal and professional lives differ starkly, as I have experienced at a company I was working for. I used Uber to commute to work benefiting from its elegant interface and upon reaching the office had to use the HR app to log in time. These were the steps involved.
- Launch App
- Login
- Select 'Timesheet Context Awareness'
A context aware App would not require me to take any action at all to register time, it would just use the Timestamp when it picks up the corporate Wifi.
- Select Time In / Time Out
- Confirm Time
- Dismiss Confirmation Dialog, which looked like this.
Between the above steps were splash screens and loading times. When you consider everything, you have a technology solution that makes keeping a physical register to record time seem 'futuristic'. But the company that built this App proclaims to be the number #1 choice for futuristic businesses on their website. What a delicious irony.
Let's take an offline example.
Think about an instance when you were at a reception desk of a star hotel and caught the interiors of the office for the staff behind the desk. The staff office is usually in stark contrast to the luxury that envelopes it, and therefore looks poorer than it is.
While the business logic is not to overspend on stuff the Hotel guest cannot be billed for, what about Employee Experience?
I wonder how Hotel staff feel going from slum dog to millionaire to slum dog several times a day. Of course, I am not suggesting that Employees get the same facilities as guests — a gourmet lunch and spa facilities every day! yeah, I could do that job — but I bet a more Employee centric hotel will find creative ways to make their employees feel a bit like the guests they serve.
There are of course companies that take very good care of the employees like Google whose munificence I have personally experienced in my career. Is it a wonder then that such companies have no problem attracting the talent they want and usually top the most desirable employers list?
In the same Trends report discussed above, Fjord adds,
May that tribe grow.
Do you know about any hotels that are known for great employee experience?I'd like to know about them.
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I was reading a quote to Max, "If you can talk, you can sing. If you can walk, you can dance." Then Max finishes it with… "if you cry, mom gives you treats!" Out of the mouth of babes!
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Kyle works as Oregon Field Coordinator for TU's Sportsmen's Conservation Project and the Wild Steelhead Initiative. Kyle worked for three years as TU's Membership Engagement Manager for Volunteer Operations before starting his role with SCP in November 2017. Prior to joining TU as a staff member, he was actively involved as a grassroots volunteer where he founded the Blueback Chapter #196 in Corvallis, OR and served as Oregon's NLC representative. Kyle holds a bachelor of environmental science from Washington State University, a master of public administration from Columbia University, and a law degree from the University of Oregon. When he's not advocating for Oregon's Steelhead and salmon watersheds, he enjoys reading, steelhead fishing, elk hunting, trail running, and waterfowling with his pudelpointer, Sawyer.
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