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Look out for the closet christens this place should be named the Venus flytrap its a closit christen ministry and the people who own it are first class bigots They don't like people who question there nonsense or tell another truth. The hot springs are run down and dangerous. The electrical system is a disaster. If you tell the owners what you might believe in you will be sorry.
We just spent 2 nights at Ritter Hot Springs and had a wonderful time. We had never been there before but thought of it as an adventure. We were on a 5 night 6 day camping trip through Central Oregon and this was our furthest destination spot. It was rustic but well worth the trek. Next time and there will be a next time, we might rent 1 of the very nice cabins if we can. The kids had a blast swimming in the pool. We met some very nice people including the owner.
How might I get in touch with the owner? Thank you.
It would be very helpful if the "official website" mentioned that they are CLOSED from Labor Day to Memorial Day. The site said "open for the season" but didn't state what the season was. We arrived after driving for 5 hours to find the place closed. We were very angry and will never attempt to visit the hot springs again. I might suggest that whoever is in charge of the site to update it if they are interested in future business from others outside the area. Maybe even posting a sign up at highway 395 that says "Ritter Hot Springs is Closed" would at least save some time driving the 10+ miles on a curvy road that seemed they chased a snake to construct it.
We visited Ritter's and it was very difficult to find. It was run down to say the least. The place was in very poor shape, the pool was closed for the season. The small cabins across from the pool did not look very clean. There were sheets hanging in the windows as curtains. To get to the hot springs you had to walk across an old bridge and up a small trail, fine. Then you arrive at the bath houses. They were disgusting and falling apart. We didn't stay. Rustic in fine, but this was much worse than rustic. Guess we will continue the search.
my husband and I just spent 3 months at ritter hot springs and we thought it to be great. the people who do not like it there don't have to be there because it was nice to not have snuffy crowds. the people who run ritter are very nice people and not closet Christians. everyone has an opinion though.
What is wrong with a Christian having an establishment? Was not this country built by the steadfast, sturdy faith of our fathers? I loved it, too. It's rustic, and you definitely get what you pay for. These people keep Sabbath (the owners). They run it the way they see it. That's their business, but there are decent and "historical" accommodations. For people looking for a way to get out and soak and still have a motel type setting, this place is ideal. Just "my" opinion.
I have been going to this place with my family reunion for years and yes it is very primitive, but the rooms are clean with clean bedding on all beds. The cabins are very nice. Yes it is run by a Christian Seventh Day Adventist, but he doesn't shove his Christianity on anyone. He is a very nice individual who tells his guests very interesting stories.
Are there any fees associated with this place or a website? Cabin fees? Water hot? Thanks
This Place is Rustic, Nestled away, a Beautiful drive, This Place has much Character, The people are splendid, Always wonderful guests, as our the Owners, Just down to earth folks…You always come home feeling at peace, Come stocked up with food, books, and pool items and you will have a relaxing time.. We always stay in the Cabins which are very well accomodating, lots of beds, Clean, and the prices are wonderful.. It is not Fancy, but it's peaceful.. If you want a down to earth environment you will love this..


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Joe Thornton and Brent Burns didn't come away with individual NHL awards on Wednesday night in Las Vegas. But both Sharks players can say the honors went to deserving winners.
Thornton was a finalist for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, which was won by New York Islanders goalie Robin Lehner. Burns was a finalist for the James Norris Memorial Trophy, which was won by Mark Giordano of the Calgary Flames in overwhelming fashion.
The Masterton Trophy is given to the player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey, and the Norris Trophy is awarded to the NHL's best defenseman.
Nikita Kucherov was the night's big winner, as the Tampa Bay Lightning forward captured the Hart Trophy as the player adjudged most valuable to his team.
"I'm not ashamed to say I'm mentally ill, but that doesn't mean mentally weak."
Robin Lehner's Bill Masterton Trophy acceptance speech was powerful. 👏 #NHLAwards pic.twitter.com/BuhJE7UBz4
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In a vote among NHL Players Association members, Kucherov also won the Ted Lindsay Award, given to the player deemed to have had the most outstanding regular season in the NHL. Kucherov had already won the Art Ross Trophy after he led the league with 128 regular season points.
Each of the prior two seasons, Thornton had to go through painful and exhausting rehabilitations after he tore both the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments in his left knee in April 2017 and his right knee in Jan. 2018. The leader among active NHL players in career assists (1,065) and points (1,478) in 1,566 games played, Thornton, 39, finished his 21st NHL season with 51 points in 73 games. He announced Tuesday that he would be back with the Sharks next season.
This was the first time Thornton had been nominated for an NHL individual award since 2006, when he won the Hart and the Art Ross trophies.
Lehner finished the season with a 25-13-5 record and a .930 save percentage, as he and teammate Thomas Greiss won the William M. Jennings Trophy this season as the goaltenders on the team allowing the fewest regular-season goals. His career-best NHL season came after he revealed addiction and mental health issues in a self-penned article for The Athletic during training camp.
"I'm not ashamed to say I'm mentally ill," Lehner said Wednesday after he accepted the award. "But that doesn't mean mentally weak."
A record-setting season wasn't enough to give Burns a second Norris Trophy, as Giordano, 35, received 165 of 171 first-place votes. Burns had two first place votes and finished second in voting.
Giordano had career highs of 57 assists and 74 points in 78 games, ranking second among all NHL defensemen in scoring behind Burns. Giordano also topped all NHL skaters with a +39 rating.
Burns, who won the Norris in 2017, led all NHL defensemen and established career highs with 67 assists and 83 points in 82 games this season. Burns' point total was also the most by a blueliner since 1995-96 when Brian Leetch had 85 points with the New York Rangers.
Erik Karlsson, despite missing 27 of the Sharks' final 33 regular season games, finished 15th in Norris voting.
For the second time in his career, though, Burns was named to the NHL's first all-star team. He joined Giordano, forwards Kucherov, Washington's Alex Ovechkin and Edmonton's Connor McDavid and Tampa Bay goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy.
Voting for the Hart, Norris, Calder, Lady Byng, Masterton and Selke trophies is done by members of the Professional Hockey Writers Association.
St. Louis Blues center Ryan O'Reilly won the Selke Trophy as the league's best defensive forward and Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson won the Calder Trophy as the NHL's top rookie. Florida Panthers center Aleksander Barkov won the Lady Byng Trophy, awarded "to the player adjudged to have exhibited the best type of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability." Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic finished 12th in Lady Byng voting.
Vasilevskiy captured the Vezina Trophy as the league's top goalie in a vote among NHL general managers, and the Islanders' Barry Trotz was selected by the NHL Broadcasters' Association as the league's coach of the year.
Don Sweeney of the Boston Bruins was named the NHL's General Manager of the Year. Sharks GM Doug Wilson finished fourth in voting, which is conducted among league GM's and a panel of NHL executives, print and broadcast media at the conclusion of the second round of the playoffs.

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Towards the end of last year I took part in a webinar organised by ZyLAB in tribute to US Magistrate Judge John Facciola on his then impending retirement.
Mary Mack of ZyLAB moderated and Craig Ball brought his long experience as both a trial lawyer and a forensic expert to the discussion.
The voice which mattered most was, of course, that of Judge Facciola himself. He gave us the benefit of his years of experience together with some thoughts on future developments in eDiscovery.
A recurring theme in the webinar was the conflict between the perceived conflict between the duty of lawyers to do the best for their clients and their obligations of cooperation and proportionality in giving discovery. One of Judge Facciola's messages is that justice is no longer available to ordinary people and ordinary businesses, in large part because of the growing costs of eDiscovery.
That webinar has now been made available for download. You can find it here.


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When the semi-rigid steel frame with braces is subjected to seismic loading, the frame members, especially the connections are usually subjected to the combined stress caused by bending moments and axial forces. These bending moments and axial forces vary with action of the dynamic loading during response vibration to earthquake ground motion.The inelastic behavior of semi-rigid steel frames with braces under seismic loading was evaluated in this study. In the experimental investigation, the emphasis was put on the semi-rigid connections composed of tee or angle cleats at I-shaped beam end, which was subjected to both a bending moment and an axial force. A loading test system is developed for virtually realizing the varying combined stress state of semi-rigid connection as a member of frames. A hybrid element of a connection model, by which the nonlinear behavior of semi-rigid frames can be simulated, were suggested, referring to the experimental results in the numerical analysis. Finally, inelastic behavior of semi-rigid frames with braces under seismic loading was investigated.
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text: Server Sprawl occurs when the number of servers, or other IT infrastructure components, grow faster than the ability to control and manage them. Virtualization, and today public cloud services, make it easy to provision new servers from pools of resources. This can quickly lead to a situation in which the number of servers outgrows the management provision that is in place.


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"Study, Apricot trees, Uçhisar, Turkey 2015″
The Cappadocian landscape in snow is a visually overwhelming experience. I confess that it took me many visits to get past the heady, drunken feeling of the visual beauty at every turn of the head.
This photograph was made at the foot of Uchisar, one of the largest fairy chimneys of the region. The light on that day was an extraordinary experience. The snow below, with the low clouds above softly dispersed a muted effulgence. Light slowly crept into cave entrances and windows, with surface textures revealed without any side lighting. The view before me was already reduced to a two dimensional image and the almost urban skyline quality all resonated strongly with my aesthetic sensibilities. Arguably anything can be photographed on Silver gelatin but prints from these kind of conditions really do excel as aesthetic objects.


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Furniture Choice has launched a new website which it hopes will improve customer experience.
The independent online furniture retailer has upgraded its website making it easier to navigate.
The new website also has a dedicate press centre, providing access to high-quality imagery and content to members of the press, who can search by season or theme.
The site also provides style guides to help writers curate their articles using the latest design trends.
Amthal Karim, UK marketing manager at Furniture Choice said: "The new site has a clean design and improved functionality, allowing our customers to easily navigate through our product offering. We believe this new site will create a better user experience, while the press centre will give journalists and publications instant access to our range of images."
The eCommerce site has also improved its search functionality as well as enhancing the product pages. It is also mobile optimised for all devices to encourage customers to buy big-ticket items on their smartphones.


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While Jacqui's on one of her trips to Chicago for work, I've been taking Henry to and from daycare again. On the way home we made a detour to a couple of local parks to play for a while. Here's some video for Mom:
Sheep Meadow
Henry's feeling much better and has made a full recovery from his illness earlier in the week. Yesterday he even attended his swimming class. Yesterday was also our third wedding anniversary (first one as parents, of course), so we treated ourselves to a rare night out and splurged on dinner. Our friend, Mimi filled in on short notice as a sitter for Henry and she later reported that he was pretty well behaved. Thanks again, Mimi.
Coxsackie Blues
Henry was upset most of Monday night. Tuesday morning he seemed fine. Around noon, Maryellen wrote to tell me that he had a fever and I should come pick him up. I took him to the pediatrician and he has some blisters on the back of his throat. Apparently this is a common virus called Coxsackie.
Our Tuesday night was spent taking turns trying to soothe Henry boy. This was the most sick he has ever been in his short life. I was unable to take him to daycare today and his fever has been up and down. As of my writing this, he seems to be feeling a lot better and was smiling and crawling around most of the night. Hopefully, we can get him back in the swing of things tomorrow.
Duck Lost and Found
One of the ducks, traveling duck, has been found. It was in Henry's diaper bag that I had not used or emptied for a few weeks. Luckily, Henry can have one duck and the frogs for bath time. Again, I am more sentimental about the duck than Henry so I was determined to find at least one of them.


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3 Ways to Insure Your Workplace Training is Relevant
Have you seen this famous Monty Python sketch? John Cleese is trying to argue that his class of self-defense students needs to be trained on how to defend themselves against an attack from a man armed with a banana?
The sketch is funny (amongst other reasons) because of its total lack of relevancy.
Well, a long, long time ago, in a police department far, far away, when I was an officer with the Metropolitan Police in London, I remember a time when there was a great deal of unrest throughout inner-city areas of the country.
One of those moments will be forever burned in my memory.
Notting Hill and Police Work
It was during a weekend of rioting in the Notting Hill area of the capital where I policed for several years.
It was very late into the evening and I recall that the atmosphere was filled with the smell of burning buildings and cars, the sounds of emergency sirens everywhere and calm but firm voices over the police radio.
I was part of a Public Order Unit that night.
We had just gotten out of our patrol vehicle which looked like something straight out of a movie.
My five colleagues and I then stood across Clydesdale Road with radio instructions to
"Hold the road!" and "Don't let them get past you!"
These were not requests. These were orders.
Our mission was to stand across the street and look invincible to the crowd that would soon appear in front of us. They would be pushed in our direction by the deployment of another Public Order Unit around the corner and out of sight from us at that moment.
That crowd, when we saw them, would be pumped up with adrenaline, angry, full of energy and disliking the sign of any uniform…particularly those worn by a police officer.
The stakes were huge.
Although having never having been in that position before, I had a great deal of confidence that not only would I live to tell my kids about it one day but that I and my Public Order Unit colleagues would actually fulfill that order which was given to us by our commanding officer.
We would "hold the road…."
My confidence was high due to the fact that for the past few years I (and everyone else who was a police officer back in London and elsewhere) had experienced Public Order training of the highest caliber.
It was not given to us once and then we "hope for the best." We experienced two full days of training every 6 months.
The training was also delivered in a manner that made sense.
Volunteers would be bussed down to these police 'riot towns' (which resembled something like Hollywood streets made up of building facades). There would be a 'pretend angry mob' in place so that my fellow officers and I received hands-on training in tactics and strategies to move crowds away safely, as well as practicing how to effectively arrest those who required it.
It was all extremely RELEVANT.
Why am I sharing this with you?
That type of experience tends to stay with you and training then seems to be less and less attractive since the feedback from participants does not support continuing the efforts.
A recent report issued by U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's (EEOC's) Select Task Force on the Study of Harassment in the Workplace stated that it failed to find any evidence that the past 30 years of corporate training has had any effect on preventing workplace harassment.
That sort of statement feeds right into the same philosophy supporting not conducting training in the first place.
However, read further into the report and one learns that the authors qualify their statement by stating that training on its own does not guarantee results.
3 tips for workplace training relevancy
Other aspects are needed in order to realize tangible benefits…with three things being highlighted as being non-negotiable:
- Make a proper business case for the training in the first place (answering the question: "Why do we need to do this?")
- Implement customized training (aka: make it RELEVANT)
- Create a culture of kindness within the organization
So the point is, training on its own is not the answer.
It has to be much more holistic than that.
When I stood on Clydesdale Road, waiting for the 'angry mob' to roar round the corner at us, I knew that it was not just the training that would allow us to survive. It was everything else that went along with the training. An entire culture had been built around safety, teamwork, and professionalism.
It was not just as a knee-jerk reaction by the police towards the findings delivered in Lord Scarman's Report on improving police response to public disorder.
Certainly, Lord Scarman's report provided the business case, but the training that was developed was customized to the needs identified in the report. It was embedded in a changed organizational culture which was championed at the very highest level of the organization.
That is how you make it RELEVANT.


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We think 'Seventh Heaven' suits our glamping site to a tee. We offer large canvas bell tents located in 16 acres of farmland, so peace and quiet is guaranteed, unless of course you take exception to the cuckoo's song or the sound of a trickling stream. The site is located in an area designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in north west Wales. The land is surrounded by stunning scenery where footpaths, beaches, lakes and rivers abound. All in all we offer luxury inside, acres and acres of space outside.The site is located in secluded countryside but only 2 miles from the nearest beach.
This is glamping as it should be, not a handful of tents located in the corner of a traditional caravan or campsite. Here you're in your own wild flower meadow with at least 60m, and a hedge, to the next tent except Willow & Damson which share the same field. Both in a slightly lower position, good views of countryside, not far from showers & toilets and are approx. 30 metres apart.
By the way, we're confident that the views from Seventh Heaven are arguably the best from any glamping site in Britain and that your stay with us will be a topic of conversation for years to come.


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NEW YORK, June 27 (Reuters) - Provo, Utah, the home of Brigham Young University, displaced Raleigh, North Carolina, as the best U.S. city for business in a new ranking released on Wednesday.
The third-largest city in Utah, located about 40 miles (64.3 km) south of Salt Lake City, topped the Forbes.com list thanks to its robust job growth and low crime rate.
"Provo had job growth of 3 percent in 2011, which was third in the United States, and they ranked tenth-lowest in crime," said Mike Ozanian, an executive editor at Forbes.
"Brigham Young University provides a stabilizing presence to their economy," he added.
The university is the third-largest private college by enrollment in the United States, and had 13 start-up businesses in 2010, behind only the University of Utah and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Raleigh, N.C. was ranked second in the list, with a rapidly growing population driven by projected job growth of 2.9 percent, Ozanian said.
It had been among the top three metro areas on the annual ranking since 2003 and fell from No. 1 spot because living costs rose to 5 percent above the national average.
Nearby schools including Duke University, North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina provide a highly educated workforce.
Fort Collins, Colorado, Des Moines, Iowa, and Denver, Colo. rounded out the top five cities on the list.
Seven states have cities in the rankings' top 10.
"One thing that comes out at first glance is that region doesn't define results," Ozanian said.
Forbes.com looked at the 200 largest metropolitan areas in the United States, which ranged from the New York City area with 11.7 million people to Bremerton, Washington, home to 252,000, Ozanian explained.
To compile the ranking it considered factors such as job growth, costs and income growth, educational attainment, highly-ranked colleges in the area, crime rates and cultural opportunities.
Though Texas didn't have any cities in the top five, it has five in the top 25, including Dallas, San Antonio, Fort Worth and Houston.
While Austin, Tex., was ninth, the only thing preventing it from reaching the top ranking was its expensive living and business costs, Forbes.com said.
North Carolina was a close second with four cities in the top 25.
Forbes.com also included their "Bottom Five" cities, three of which are in California. The fifth-worst city, Stockton, Calif., filed for bankruptcy Tuesday.
The full list can be found at Forbes.com/best-places. (Reporting By Joseph O'Leary; editing by Patricia Reaney; Desking by Andrew Hay)


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PHARAOH & Boulevard Depo
5 Минут Назад (Mash-Up by STAS)
Five minutes ago I\'ve fucked that bitch in Bently,
I just saw you cunt and she\'s so fucking nasty
Five minutes ago from USI killing blasty,
Five minutes ago you were so comprehensive
Only five minutes ago: city\'s, diamonds, city\'s laws(?)
I will claim for you to hold,
Fatty acid, that I rolling, murdered five minutes ago.
All this shit, that you are telling I heard five minutes ago.
And your style called me that \"daddy\" but I dont\' cumming inside,
And my mumma always tells me that the bitches always lie.
Migraine always vanish when we coming from ou\'side
Almost got five minutes late but I forgot.
And I dont give a fuck about it.
Keep my rifle stady, bro,
That\'s why I\'ve already fucked your bitch like five minutes ago, yea
[Chorus x4]
Five minutes ago, I was there.
Trully five minutes ago!
Getting high five eases ago.
Getting drunk five bottles ago.
Getting chase five garthes ago.
Getting hell fove bitches ago.
And my visions are real, and my entire\' clear.
You tried to give me a deal, but there\'s no deal with no bills.
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SCA Alloy Sample Cylinders
The SCA and SCB series sample cylinders provide a range of small cylinders with a choice of materials, configurations and sizes.
Intended for use with aggressive products such as Hydrogen Fluoride. The options offered by this unique design have previously not been available in alloy metals.


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When I came up with this name for my blog (Couture et Tricot) I forgot that I also make crocheted garments… I've known the crochet basics for quite a long time but I only started to improve my crocheting abilities during last summer. I was inspired by the many magazines with wonderful crocheted garments that came out last year. I remember making at least five tank tops for myself and another one as a gift for a friend of mine. I'll show some of them anytime soon.
Ontem recebi uma encomenda da Phildar, que entre outras coisas continha este catálogo:
Yesterday I received a package from Phildar that contained this catalog (among other things):
It also contained the black cotton yarn to make this crocheted dress:
The cover model also caught my eye:
De entre muitas coisas lindíssimas, vejam estes tops em croché:
The catalogue is filled with gorgeous models! Check out these two tops:
I plan to finish the Phildar Bolero soon (I'll be knitting and not sewing later today, so it will be almost finished by tomorrow) and I'm still waiting for the Anny Blatt catalogue to arrive (remember that gorgeous sweater?). If it doesn't arrive during the next week, this dress will move up on my "to do" list. The instructions call for only 450g of cotton yarn and I feel that it might not be enough; I want to be sure as soon as possible, so I can order some more yarn if needed, before it runs out of stock. Have a great Weekend!


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Californian based brand Capo produce beautiful Italian manufactured cycle clothing aimed at the high-end of the road market.
Founded in 2004 by Gary Vasconi and Robert Carbone, Capo have been around for nearly 10 years, creating seriously technical road kit, from bib shorts through to arm warmers. They only started to be distributed here in the UK relatively recently, so don't panic if you're not acquainted with them – you will be soon.
We've been sent the crème de la crème of their women's range, a pair of Cipressa bib shorts and a Cipressa short sleeve jersey from their SS2014 catalogue. Both bibs and jersey are part of Capo's 'G.S' collection (Gruppo Sportivo), their high-performance, leading edge range, that sits above their two other levels of women's clothing 'Super Corsa' and 'Corsa'.
Out of the post bag, it's quickly apparent that the folk at Capo know their fabrics and cuts. The two pieces sent through are stylish, feel sublime, and are oozing with technical features.
In terms of cost, the price-tags on their high-end kit is similar to the likes of Rapha and Castelli.
If you would like to get your mitts on the kit, Capo is distributed on the following websites for you to buy:
DameCycling.co.uk STOP PRESS: Get 15% off Capo clothing at Dame Cycles exclusively for Total Women's Cycling readers until 10pm Sunday 13th October courtesy of Kelli. Just at the code DAMECAPO1 and the discount will be applied. There's also free postage of orders over £20.


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Brian D. Yontz, Associate Professor of Education, Foundations, Educational Policy and Urban Education. He came to the Department of Education at Wittenberg University in the Fall of 2006. Brian is a product of the Springfield City Schools and considers it a true blessing to work with the students and teachers in Clark County and the Springfield City Schools. From 2006-2009, Brian served as the Director of Student Teaching and Teacher Placement. In the fall of 2009, Brian moved into a full time teaching position. Brian teaches courses in urban education, educational psychology, and foundations of education at the graduate and undergraduate level. In addition, Brian is a Faculty Athletics Representative at Wittenberg and serves as a Board of Examiner member for the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). In the past, Brian has served the Education Department as the Director of Licensure and Program Approval. Prior to coming to Wittenberg, Brian was the Partnership and Outreach Coordinator at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio and worked at Stivers School for the Arts in the Dayton Public Schools.
Brian is the author of multiple peer reviewed articles and book chapters and has presented at numerous state, national, and international conferences. His main areas of research are initial teacher education program policy and design, urban schooling, and the intersection of society, history, policy, and schools. In 2015, he won the National Scholar Award from the Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education for research focused on alternative pathways of teacher credentialing. One of Brian's professional highlights was the opportunity to study with Dr. John Goodlad and going through the National Network for Educational Renewal's Leadership Associates Program in 2006.
Brian has a B.A. from Asbury College, a M.S. from Wright State University and a Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. He has completed 6 full marathons, is an avid golfer, traveled to 48 states, and serves on the Clark County area committee for Young Life. He lives in Springfield with three incredible girls, his wife Erin and daughters Claire and Caroline.


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Big Red Dog Project Hyatt Place Austin Airport
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Hyatt Place Austin Airport is Austin Bergstrom International Airport's newest and closest hotel, located on airport property at 9532 Spirit of Austin Lane.
The 139-room hotel building is 4 stories and covers a total of 77,000 square feet. The project is environmentally friendly, earning a LEED Silver certification as well as an Austin Energy Green Building (AEGB) 2-star rating.
MEP Engineering services provided by BIG RED DOG Austin included mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design, construction documents, and code compliance documents.


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A cinema experiment: what rival visions would emerge if you pitted the director of The Bicycle Thieves against the producer of Gone with the Wind on the same movie material? History can tell us…
What is neorealism?, a video essay created for Sight & Sound magazine, May 2013.
"The only great problem of cinema seems to be more and more, with each film, when and why to start a shot and when and why to end it."
Jean-Luc Godard