Yes, its true that when I first saw the building that would soon become my new studio, I immediately loved all the windows and 9'-0" ceilings. What I didn't love was how the space was so cut-up and compartmentalized. I had visions of the new studio being a large, open space, but since the building was originally built as office space, it was nothing like that.
Even so, all the pros about the rest of the building pushed me to figure out the best use of the space without making any changes to the existing floor plan. The most challenging space to plan though was the pass-through area between the reception / lobby. Notice how there are three doors that come off this space.
After careful thought, I decided the best use of the space would be for a workroom - a place to spread out plans and finish materials for review, as well as a long counter to provide additional work surfaces for drawing boards and lap top stations - as well as storage for rolled drawings, tile and paint selections, resource materials, design library, and rendering supplies, etc. Take a look at the workroom - see the YOU ARE HERE note.
Now that you have a good sense of the space, let's do the photo tour! I've interjected some commentary along the way so as to better explain the reasoning behind the design.
In theory I wanted the streamlined look and casualness of a stacked library but my more practical side knew I would need to have greater access as well as the ability to clean around the book tower with ease - so that caused me to do some problem solving and that's when I came up with the idea of using acrylic trays as floating book shelves. They provide the perfect amount of storage while not visually, or even physically crowding the space.
While sourcing furnishings I came across a storage cabinet that happen to fit perfectly below a butcher block workbench I had spotted earlier, and the depth between the two left the needed 15 inches for knee space. The two workbenches side-by-side, and four cabinets filled the space and gave me ample work and storage.
What's a design studio without inspiration boards?! I love the energetic, dimension and interest they bring to creative spaces.
Across from the work bench, I was able to fit two rolling shelves, placed side-by-side for samples and rolled drawings. Notice the original blue print that is framed and hanging above the shelves. Go here to learn more.
Thanks for following along with the studio tour! I hope it inspires your creativity as much as it has mine. Next up will be the private office. Go here to see the photo tour of the lobby, and here to see event photos from the open house, and here for the photo tour of the office.


Osman Khalid Waheed is the CEO of Ferozsons Laboratories Limited. He joined the company in 1993 after obtaining his undergraduate degree from Harvard University, USA. He has worked in logistics, sales and marketing before assuming the role of company president in 1999.
During this period, the company expanded its portfolio of medical solutions for critical diseases by forging alliances with a number of leading international partners including the Boston Scientific Inc., USA the world's leading manufacturer of medical devices, a joint venture with the Bago Group of Argentina to establish BF Biosciences Limited, Pakistan's first biotech pharmaceutical manufacturing company and Gilead Sciences, Inc. USA for their range of Hepatitis C and anti-viral therapies to name a few.
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Don't miss Osceola County "you-pick" season!
It's spring harvest time for pick-your-own fruit and vegetable farms in Osceola County. Blueberries, peaches, blackberries, and lots of vegetables are available this season. Harvest seasons are short, so plan your picking days now!
Farms and ranches provide us food, offer scenic places to explore, exercise, socialize, learn, and be entertained. They offer important habitat for wildlife, from butterflies to birds to bears. They preserve natural ecosystems like wetlands that we need to filter our water. We are losing Florida agricultural lands to development at an alarming rate. If we don't actively support agriculture, it will disappear. When agricultural lands are developed, we lose the benefits they provide. If you want to keep our farms and ranches, buy Florida-grown foods and support local policies that protect agriculture and conservation lands.
Remember to bring cash. Leave dogs at home; Farm Food Safety Standards do not allow domestic animals in areas where food is harvested. Always watch kids carefully to keep them safe from possible dangers like ponds, cars, and farms animals. Wash everything before eating it. Ask the farmers how to select ripe fruits and how to best store and prepare them.
Check fruit availability and hours of operation before visiting these St. Cloud-area farms. The farms' Facebook pages offer the most up-to-date information; farmers are often too busy working during harvest season to answer phones. These farms also offer a variety of other items like vegetables, homemade jam, honey, crafts, and plants for sale.
Veggies/Strawberries – get em' while they're there!
Put fruit into the refrigerator as soon as you bring it home to preserve fruit quality. Florida peaches are different than peaches you may have had before; many varieties are firmer and are harvested ripe and ready-to-eat, so don't leave them out to ripen. All fruits should be eaten or preserved within a day or two of harvest. For delicious fruit all year long, wash, bag, and freeze it.
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What's the deal with the Kardashian family and all of the paternity rumors? The latest nasty rumor has Kylie Jenner, the youngest child of Kardashian momager Kris Jenner and hubby Bruce Jenner. Tabloid gossip is that Kylie is *not* actually Bruce's biological dad.
Such language! Still, who can blame Kylie Jenner for using Twitter to make her point? What a hurtful, horrible rumor! It's one thing when the nastiest of the Kardashain-related stories involve the adult children, but a 15 year old? Who does that?! Oh. Right. The tabloids. Kylie also went on to say that she gets cyber-bullied on a regular basis by haters, and she doesn't let it get to her.
Hopefully, Kylie Jenner will continue to let trashy stories involving her roll right off her back. Go Kylie!


If you're a practical person who only believes in things they can see, like Scully on the X-Files, then you might not think the cosmos have any real effect on your life. Fair enough. However, there are some things to know about your zodiac sign even if you don't believe in astrology that just might change your mind. I'm a lifelong believer, however I approach astrology as a celestial road map. Because everyone has free will, nothing in the universe can predict the outcome of your life.
If you want to give it a try, you can get your astrological birth chart on the Co-Star app. Not convinced? Check out these things you should know about your sign even if you're not the Fox Mulder of believers.
Aries-born people know what they want and they know how to get it, so just get out of their way already. The first sign of the zodiac, Aries is a natural-born leader, an adventurous trendsetter, a passionate lover and friend, and has a deeply rooted sense of self. "Ruled by Fire, the ram lives in the moment and moves fast and furiously," Tarot.com noted. The breakneck speed at which an Aries lives their life can sometimes get them into trouble, but they are almost always forgiven.
If you know someone who wins every random contest and seems to stumble upon good fortune, that person is most likely a Taurus. The most stubborn sign in the zodiac, Taurus also loves to indulge in luxury, which works out when they win that all expenses paid trip to Hawaii. The bull is also loyal to a fault. Equal parts sensual, successful, and sensible, according to Tarot.com, a balanced bull has the gumption and patience to get manifest what they want most of the time.
Gemini's duality allows them to mirror most people's personalities to give them what they want, and they can also spot a fake person from a mile away. What's more, they have no qualms about calling that phony out, according to WTF Zodiac Signs. While a Gemini is someone everyone wants to be around all of the time, they also know how to manipulate situations to get what they want. And, they're pretty skilled. So while Gemini can see through a faker, phony Gemini-born people are harder for other signs to spot.
Who the hell are those people who fall in love on a first date? Cancers, that's who. Cancer-born people love to be in love, and the crab falls fast and hard, according to WTF Zodiac Signs. And, once a Cancer falls, they will shower the object of their affection with gifts, protect their beloved at all costs, and make grand gestures that can make other signs uncomfortable. Because not everyone is into displays of affection usually reserved for rom-coms, Cancers often get their hearts broken, at which point their former BAE is dead to them forever.
While best known as the star of the show, Leos have a lesser-know quality. If you need some support, then a Leo is the person you want by your side. Like Callie on The Fosters, a Leo will stand up to injustice no matter what it costs them, according to the website 21 Facts. And, because they are also fiery and charismatic, a Leo can take risks and champion causes that other signs would steer clear of. But, for Leo, there is no question about fighting for the underdog because they almost always come out on top.
From their perspective, a Virgo is always right so don't even bother trying to argue with them. Forever in the pursuit of perfection, Virgo-born people tend to be control freaks. That being said, they are also master problem solvers and can often fix a toilet with a book of matches and a stick of gum. You're definitely going to want a Virgo in your crew during the zombie apocalypse if you plan on staying alive.
When a Libra-born person knows what they want, they have no problem telling you. But, when they don't, you better have a lot of time to wait around for an answer because Libra is indecisive AF. Libra always needs to feel in balance, which causes them to endlessly weigh the pros and cons of every decision to the annoyance of most other signs. A Libra is also charismatic and appreciates art and beauty, just don't ask them where they want to go to dinner if you want to eat any time this century.
If you've ever been mysteriously drawn to another person for no apparent reason, that person was most likely a Scorpio. Scorpio-born people possess a natural magnetic energy. They also play their cards close to the vest, which makes them even more intriguing. While loving and sensitive, when crossed a Scorpio can be the most vengeful of all of the signs. Long story short — if you do them dirty, there's a good chance a Scorpio will spend the rest of their lives making sure you pay one way or another.
Sagittarius-born people have the gift of living in the moment. This sign doesn't dwell on the past or concern itself with the future. A Sagittarius has no problem taking a last minute trip to Europe or marrying someone is Vegas who they've only known for 48 hours. While a Sagittarius is sure to bring fun and adventure to almost every other sign, their impulsiveness means they can sometimes make a mess of their lives. No biggie, a Sagittarius will simply move on to greener pastures.
You know those people who can go to medical or law school, stay out all night drinking tequila, and always look fresh in the morning? Those people are Capricorns. Goal oriented and driven to succeed, this sign will almost always be the best at everything they pursue. While they might make it look effortless, Capricorns are extremely hard workers, and they often beat themselves up if they miss their mark. However, this just gives them greater incentive to work twice as hard to succeed the next time. Cristina Yang? Yeah, I bet she was a Capricorn.
If you want someone to tell you what you want to hear, don't ask an Aquarius for their opinion on your outfit, relationship, life choices, etc. This sign has deeply rooted values and beliefs, an Aquarius has no problem telling you exactly what they think. When Aquarius has an idea that others don't agree with, they're more than happy to go it alone. Aquarians also tend to need a lot of alone time, so Cancer's declaration of love on the second date will likely have Aquarius telling the crab they're too needy. This sign also has the ability to visualize things others can't even fathom, which means they should team up with an Aries to take over the world.
While a Sagittarius lives in the here and now, Pisces-born people have the burden of always thinking about the future. Emotional and intuitive, the fish can spend a lot of time overthinking every little thing. From a fight with a best friend when they were five to what someone might think of them tomorrow, a Pisces-born person can rarely enjoy a quiet mind. Because of all of this time spent ruminating, a Pisces can read people just as well as a Gemini, however they're less likely to call you out if they think you're a phony. Instead, the fish will just swim away.


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Shodair aims to help increase mental health accessibility with new Bozeman clinic
Shodair Children's Hospital opens new clinic in Bozeman
By: Edgar Cedillo
Shodair Children's Hospital has been in Montana since 1896. In 2021 they opened a new outpatient clinic in Bozeman with the goal of bringing mental access closer to areas of the state that are underserved.
"Before they would have to either find a provider in their community, which is difficult in Montana because there are just not a lot, or commute to Helena to access those services," said Sierra Meek, primary therapist at the Bozeman Outpatient Clinic.
Ninety-nine percent of Shodair's patients are from Montana and their goal is to keep patients from having to travel to other nearby states for care. Shodair aims to bring those resources to where the people are.
"The exciting things about this clinic opening in Bozeman and Gallatin County because it effectively expands access," said Ben Egbers, psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner at Bozeman's Outpatient Clinic.
By shifting to more outpatient services they hope to provide better access to the community and to engage with the needs of the community they serve.
"We talk to our communities in Montana and say, 'where do we need to be, what would be helpful?' We're not just coming in here and plopping in our clinic and saying that's it," says Meek.
With the pandemic, more and more people began to talk more about the importance of mental health and how to stay mentally healthy.
"I've noticed with our younger kids that it's just so much easier to talk about mental health, especially with social media," says Meek.
Even though the resurgence of COVID-19 has kept patients out of the Bozeman clinic, they have managed a way to get creative and come to those who need help.
"I've actually seen patients from all over Montana given the fact that I have been using telehealth technology," said Egbers.
What Shodair also hopes is to provide a starting point when it comes to where and how to get access to mental health services.
"I think parents are lost, they don't know what to do, asking the questions and being okay to ask the questions," said Meek. "Our goal is to help as many people in this state as we can. There is such a lack of services, especially for our kiddos."
"If you are struggling in any way with mental health, I would absolutely encourage everyone to reach out to their primary care provider, or they can reach out to us directly," Egber said.
Below is a list of mental health resources in Montana.
Shodair's Website: https://shodair.org/
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255
Montana Suicide Prevention: Text 'MT' to 741-741
Montana Health Department: Dial 2-1-1
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services Website: dphhs.mt.gov/amdd/index


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Comedian Yamasato Ryota (Nakano Taiga) enters a cafe to prepare a story. Trivial incidents unfold there with the staff, TV people, the manager, and a handsome office worker. Little things bother them, and Yamasato's annoyance reaches its limit. He pulls up his glasses, opens his notebook, and begins to write a story featuring a real-life actress in his notebook. For Yamasato, escaping reality is a "dream time" where he can forget the bad things. This is the start of Ryota Yamazato's fantasy story with the latest actresses and idols as the heroines! Heroines and their stories are as follow: "I Want to Chase Him!" The irresistible high school girl, Nakajo Ayami. She is tired of living a life of constant confessions and has a desire to be rejected just once. One day, she receives a mysterious email saying that she has been rejected... "And Then There's a Legend" Thirty years after the Demon King who ruled the world was destroyed. A nurse working in a clinic with one of the Knights of Light, Yamazato, who has retired from active duty. The news of the resurrection of the Demon King arrives... and by a strange turn of events, Yoshine Kyoko becomes the hero. "The Invisible Person" Starring: Nana Mori This is an original story not from the book. The keyword of the story is that she is an "innocent heroine". "The Warmth of Those Tears" Marie Iitoyo failed to confess to the man she loved. As she's at home regretting her decision, a little man appears in her room and hands her something called a "reset button". Marie pressed the button fearfully, but... "Fusen Gum" Sakurako Ohara, a fairy who is always chewing fusen gum. Suddenly, she appears in front of Yamasato, puffs up the gum, and pops it open... With a fluffy smile, she has the uncanny ability to lighten the black emotions inside Yamasato. "Black belt-chan and Glass-kun" Maika Yamamoto, a genius karate girl. suddenly Yamasato confesses to her, she makes a promise to him that if he can take her ribbon away from her, she will go out with him. The long battle between Maika and Yamazato begins...! "Little School Wars" A foursome of boys, known as the "Darkness Four," gather together to have a good time talking bad about people. Karen Otomo, the manager of the soccer club, always treats them equally. They are not pleased with her, & they have a plan to do something... The Other Side of Jealousy (Tentative title) Starring: Sei Shiraishi This is an original story not from the book. The keyword is "Jealousy". "See You Tomorrow" Starring: Riho Sayashi This is an original story not from the book. The keyword in the story is "a meeting over time". "The Dark Eaters" The "Dark Eaters" has brought peace to the world by taking out the darkness that feeds on the human heart. One of the only 9 people left in the world with a special ability, Elaiza Ikeda, appears before a "dark-born" Yama, who gives people darkness... "Real?" Always alone at school, Yamasato was able to live away from reality by writing his fantasy stories in his notebook. In the story, he is the center of the world, and the heroine, by default, is Ai (Hashimoto Ai), the popular girl at the school. But one day when he opened his notebook, he found the rest of the story he had never written... Is this real? Is it a delusion?
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After a day out with their children, dad Gareth jumped into action as their 10-month-old baby turned blue and stiff as she choked on her food. After hitting little Apryl on her back repeatedly, the blockage was dislodged. At first it didn't seem to be doing anything, but then the last bit of food came out. Gareth and his partner took Apryl to the hospital and ensured she was OK after her ordeal, with doctors confirming she had no injuries from the shocking incident thanks to her dad's quick thinking.
Mum Kayleigh Porter, 28, was terrified when her daughter Skyla, who is just over a year old, started foaming at the mouth and throwing up bile. Frantic and unaware her child had swallowed a penny, Kayleigh slapped Skyla on the back, stopping her from choking before paramedics arrived at their home. It transpired that when Kayleigh slapped Skyla on the back, she dislodged the coin so that her airway was passable, meaning her daughter could breathe. Skyla was then taken into surgery and put to sleep so that the coin could be removed.
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The many activities at St. Patrick Catholic School cannot happen without volunteers. We need your help! It is the great parents, and their dedication to our school and students who make St. Patrick unique. Use the button above to see the numerous opportunities to volunteer your time and talent next year. We have something for everyone! Some events will only take minutes, while others may include planning meetings. We ask that every family volunteer for at least one event, if not more. Every person makes a difference! If you have grandparents in the area, see if they would like to volunteer...it could be a great opportunity for them. If you have any questions, feel free to contact next year's Volunteer Coordinator Chair at kmhlyons@hotmail.com.
Important End-of-Year Announcements
St. Patrick Catholic School is making every effort to go paperless. Watch your email throughout the summer for communication from the school. Our social media and website will be updated throughout the summer as well.
Report cards and final bills will be mailed in early June.
The school office will be open through June 6 from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. The office will be open by appointment only from June 7 until August 7.
The 2019-20 academic calendar, School Supply List, and Dress Code are all be posted on the website under Parent Resources. The supply list will also be available this summer at local Wal-Mart and Target stores.
Bus service is available in most areas of Cedar Falls. See fee sheet for cost per student. If your student(s) will be riding the bus to and/or from school next school year, please fill out a bus intent form found on our website under Parent Resources and mail or email it to school before July 15. If you have questions or would like more information about riding the bus or bus fees, email the school at office@cfcatholicschool.org.
We plan to distribute 2019-20 registration packets after Masses on August 3 & 4 (we will be in contact with non-parish families). Return completed packets to the school on Thursday, August 8, or Friday, August 9, or mailed any time prior to that Friday.
Starting in August we will again ask parents to prepay lunch accounts at the beginning of each month. You will continue to get an email to inform you of a negative balance in the account.
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If you, or a family you know with students in K-Gr. 8, would like to apply for tuition assistance, we strongly encourage applying for the second round by July 11, 2019. Application is online through FACTS Management at online.factsmgt.com/aid in both English and Spanish. We advise completing the process early to allow time for notification of any missing/incomplete materials.
All families seeking tuition assistance must complete the application. No assistance, including local assistance, will be awarded unless forms are completed correctly and submitted to FACTS Management.
To assist you in completing the application, the FACTS call center is open Mon-Fri, 7:30 a.m.–9 p.m. at 1-866-441-4637. The FACTS online application also has a chat feature to assist parents available Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Columbus High School Golf Outings for Friends and Alumni
Men's Golf Stag June 20 4-Person Best Shot at Red Carpet Golf Course flyer/registration form
Ladies Golf Gig Aug. 1 4-Person Best Shot at Gates Park Golf Course flyer
All are invited. Proceeds go to the Booster Club to support athletics, activities, and academics.
St. Patrick School Summer Office Hours
The school office will be open June 3 through June 6 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Office staff will be available by appointment only from June 7 to August 7.
2019-20 registration material will be available after Masses August 3 and August 4.
Registration material drop off will be August 8 and August 9.
Congratulations to Mrs. Luders and her homeroom for winning the Godfather's pizza party for the month of April. Godfather's also gave the school a check for $38.48, which is a percentage of the sales from that night. Godfather's Pizza Nights are the 2nd Wednesday of the month at the Cedar Falls 1st Street location. This was our last pizza night for the school year. Watch for detail coming in August to kick off our Godfather Pizza Night next school year. Please support the Cedar Falls Godfather's on 1st St. for their generous contribution to St. Patrick Catholic School!
Say Goodbye to the Magazine Sales and Hello to St. Patrick Football Bash!
We will be starting the 2019-20 school year off with a fun event for everyone! St. Patrick will be participating in a 17-week program in which tickets will be purchased and 8 winners will be announced on a weekly basis. CASH prizes of up to $500 will be awarded to the winners each week. Each ticket will be associated with 3 NFL teams and points will be calculated to establish the winners. Share this link to with friends and family who might want to purchase through our secure Charger Webstore. Tell them to write in your name as the referral. Please note there is a service fee to purchase tickets this way.
While it will be exciting to watch for the winners and anticipate winning a little extra cash—the proceeds from this event will help St. Patrick School purchase items for the school and enrich our academic curriculum. Purchasing a water fountain to fill water bottles has been discussed as well as possible field trips and the expansion of Project Lead the Way activities. I am sure we can add many more possibilities to this list when we know what type of funding will be available.
How do I help make this project a success?
We are asking each family, not individual child, to sell 10 tickets. Each ticket will cost $20 and can be sold to friends and relatives. You are not limited to selling to people in the Cedar Valley (you can also sell to Grandma in California)! Prizes can be mailed to the winners. St. Patrick has the potential to benefit greatly from these sales. If each family sells 10 tickets our proceeds will be approximately $10,000! Note: the ticket says $25, but the cost is only $20!
Other Catholic Schools throughout Iowa have found great success from this program.
Local Summer Camps Available
Hawkeye Community College Tech Camp: Keep your kids entertained this summer with STEM activities that are fun, productive and creative! Register online to save your spot. www.hawkeyecollege.edu/summer-camps
UNI Camps: A wide variety of camps such as gardening, robotics, story telling, and STEM are available for Elementary, Jr. High and High School students. https://camps.uni.edu/
It's not too late to enroll at Clover Patch Preschool! We still have openings in our 2-day and 3-day program. Visit the Preschool tab on our website for more details. Space in our day care is limited so you will want to inquire about availability if you are needing day care.
Click here to read the July Family Matters Newsletter.
Are your students outgrowing their uniform clothing? We have bins with gently used uniform clothing here at school for free. We have a particularly large selection of girls size 5 & 6. If you would like to look through the bins, stop in the office and we will direct you. If you have uniforms you can no longer use and would like to donate them, you can bring those in as well.
Weather Announcements: Information about notifications can be found on our website under Parent Resources>Helpful Information.
Sign up for Important Text Messages from Mrs. Hackett
We use the Remind text alert notification system for weather related and important announcements. We sent a test notification Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 12:00 p.m. If you signed up and did not get an alert, please double check your information on the Remind website/app. We cannot access your information.
Parents can sign up for text alerts, push notifications (when you download the Remind app) or emails. If you are new this year, or did not sign up last year, click here for directions.
Note: no planned Remind service disruptions for Verizon Wireless customers as once announced details
Mrs. Rhomberg has scheduled volunteer nights at the Northeast Iowa Food Bank for St. Patrick School families. This is a great opportunity to volunteer with your family! Please email Mrs. Rhomberg (lrhomberg@cfcatholicschool.org) if you are interested, she will give you more details. Dates for the remainder of the year are: (check back next year for more dates)
Protection of God's Children – Information from the Archdiocese of Dubuque
Parents, the Archdiocese of Dubuque takes seriously its call to provide the safest possible environment for all of our young people. As part of that call, we provide information to parents to help them and all of us to be more informed of the issues and topics related to the abuse of children. It is our sincere hope that by partnering together we can continually provide the safest possible environment for all our young people to grow into healthy, Christ-filled adults.
We invite you to view the Catholic Mutual Group Training "Safe Haven - It's Up to You" videos that all employees and volunteers in the Archdiocese are required to complete.
As a parent you are invited to access these videos by following these steps:
Go to https://dubuque.cmgconnect.org
Select your school or parish location
Select Role of "Volunteer"
Select Participation as "Parent"
Start the Training, "Safe Haven Training for Parents - Dubuque"
Parents who view the videos through the "Parent" section will not be required to have a background check. Parents who wish to be a parish/school volunteer, averaging over an hour a week, are asked to participate as "Volunteer" (step 5 above) as this will automatically prompt you through the initial background check process.
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Go to the Order Scrip Quick Link on our homepage to learn more or to place an order.
Important information for parents who drive students to school events. We appreciate our volunteers and employees that drive for school activities. The safety of our students is of the utmost importance! As a requirement from Catholic Mutual, the Archdiocesan insurance carrier, all volunteers and employees must complete a 20-minute online defensive driving training prior to driving for school activities. This includes drivers of both school vehicles and private vehicles. The required training can be found at cmgconnect.org > Sign in or create an account > Defensive Driving Curriculum > Start Curriculum. Be sure to use "Dubuque" in the pull-down menu and select the location of your youngest child. At the end of the training, each participant will complete a driver questionnaire. This will include questions about your personal insurance coverage limits so you will want to have your insurance card available."
Below are the dates from the SIE registration form for your reference.
St. Patrick School 2018-19 Student Interest Enrichment
*Art Club – Grades 3-8, meets once a month on Fridays from 3:20-4:30 (September – April)
Fall meeting dates: Sept. 28, Oct. 19, Nov. 2, and Nov. 30. Spring dates TBA.
*MathCounts – Grades 6-8, meets on Wednesdays from 1:30-3:00 (September – March)
*Music S.I.E. – Grades 7 & 8, meets on Fridays from 3:20-4:00 (October – May)
*Maker Kids – Grades 4-8, meets Tuesdays from 3:20-4:30 – individual projects with approval from Mrs. Steinfadt
*Maker Kids – Grades 3-8, meets on Thursdays from 3:20-4:30 to focus on monthly projects. See below to sign-up.
*January (Gr. 3-8): Stop-motion videos
*February (Gr. 5-8): Photography/Photoshop
*April (Gr. 2-3): Kites, paper airplanes, stomp/water rockets
Hungry for Pizza? Buy Godfather's pizza the second Wednesday of every month during the school year from Godfather's Pizza on 1st Street in Cedar Falls. We earn a percentage of sales. Help more by purchasing Scrip and by cutting the fedora off of the box (=$0.25) and sending them to school. Turn in the flyer from your child's class so our school is credited with your purchase. The homeroom that turns in the most flyers wins a pizza party from Godfather's! Check out all our fundraisers under the Parent Resources page/Fundraisers on our website. Upcoming pizza dates are: March 13, April 10 and May 8.
Choosing to send our children to Clover Patch Preschool and St Patrick School is one of the best decisions we've made for our family. We really appreciate the smooth transition that takes place from preschool to the elementary. The school has a family-like atmosphere that makes all children feel welcome.
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Alabama's win over Clemson in the Sugar Bowl proved the Crimson Tide belonged in the College Football Playoff, but doesn't make the process that led to their selection any better.
A well rested and finally healthy Alabama dominated the top-seeded Tigers 24-6, and may well beat Georgia for the national championship on Monday night. But up until they beat Clemson, the Crimson Tide hadn't beaten anybody worthy of their inclusion in the field.
Alabama was given a pass for a season that lacked any real merit based on it's reputation.
Remember, it lost to Auburn and failed to win the SEC West, let alone a conference title. The Crimson Tide's best win? Probably a sluggish home victory over top 20 LSU.
Meanwhile, Ohio State had more top five wins, top 10 wins, and top 25 wins against the final College Football Playoff rankings than Bama, and won the Big 10 championship. But the Buckeyes were left out of the final four.
Many people will argue that, "Alabama is just better than Ohio State," and they may be right. Las Vegas would have the Crimson Tide favored in a neutral site matchup against the Buckeyes. But given the evidence that we had on the field, is it fair to include the less-accomplished team just because you BELIEVE they are better?
Others will say that Ohio State was essentially disqualified because of a 55-24 loss to Iowa. While that was unquestionably a bad defeat, every other playoff team had a similar loss. Clemson lost to a Syracuse team that finished with a losing record, Oklahoma lost at home to Iowa State and Georgia was steamrolled by Auburn.
So what made Ohio State's loss different? It was different because it was the Buckeyes' second loss after they dropped a game to the Sooners back in September.
That's what actually kept Ohio State out of the playoff, the fact that it had two losses. And why did it have two losses? Because it took on the challenge to play one of the other best teams in the country in non-conference play.
If Ohio State lost to Iowa by 31 but finished 12-1, it gets in the playoff just like the other one loss teams. So it was the loss to Oklahoma that made it vulnerable.
What kind of message does that send?
The College Football Playoff was limited to four teams because they wanted to preserve the integrity of the most meaningful regular season in all of sports. Every game is supposed to count in college football, so teams are supposed to get rewarded for playing stiff competition and proving their worth.
But this season Ohio State got penalized for scheduling tough in the non-conference and no benefit from winning what was, by most metrics, the toughest conference in the country. Meanwhile, Alabama didn't even win it's own division in the SEC and got in.
The Crimson Tide got further benefit by essentially getting a bye on conference championship weekend, which serves as the de facto quarterfinals for the playoff. While every other team in contention for the four bids had to play a difficult win or your out game, Alabama got to sit back and begin the process of getting back to full strength.
The team that throttled Clemson Monday night looked nothing like the team that limped off the field against Auburn Thanksgiving weekend. The five week break gave Alabama time to recover and get back close to 100 percent, and it showed.
The Tide is now favored to win its fifth national championship under Nick Saban against Georgia, and will be a deserving champ if it does so. It just didn't do anything in the regular season that was deserving of a playoff bid, despite being perhaps the best team in the country.
I don't have any problem inviting teams like Alabama into the College Football Playoff, but it shouldn't be done at the expense of a team with a resume like Ohio State.
So if we want at-large selections (I do), it's time for the playoff to expand.


Liverpool are the highest goal-scorers in the top five European leagues, so naturally, have created a hatful of chances so far this term.
Allen's struggled to get into the side consistently this term, and is better known for his ability to dictate tempo in the middle then get forward and contribute in attack.
Like Allen, Lucas prefers to sit deep in midfield and provide his side with a platform from which the more creative players can perform. Manager Brendan Rodgers now has a decision to make whether to field Allen or Lucas in Henderson's absence through suspension.


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Welcome to the CDSS celebration of "Local Heroes!" These are people who quietly *make things happen* for everyone else. And we want to give every community in our dance/music/song universe the opportunity to recognize and thank them, publicly, with joyful gratitude. Scroll down to read the wonderful stories and testimonies that have been coming in from all over the place - the locations of the local heroes are shown in the map on the right. Click here for a larger version of the map
We hope you're inspired to recognize someone in your own community. Share a story about your own local hero here!
Read more: Local Hero: Tara Bolker
Local Hero: Elizabeth Goossen
The Village Green English Dancers recognize our Elizabeth Goossen as a local hero. We're a group of dance devotées that dates its beginning from when we performed in the Folkways Concert in the mid 1970's. She helped build the group then and she has not stopped for 40 years – dancing, teaching, composing music, choreographing dances – she never stops!
Read more: Local Hero: Elizabeth Goossen
Local Hero: Judy Ellis
Judy started dancing with us when she was still living and working in Southern California as a corporate secretary. When she finally retired she moved to Cayucos permanently and became an active member of our dance community. She has served as the secretary on our Board of Directors for several years, always recording the goings on at our meetings with accuracy and humor.
Read more: Local Hero: Judy Ellis
Local Hero: John Wetzel
John Wetzel has been a key member of the dance community in South Carolina for many years. He has been on the ContraCola (also known as Columbia Traditional Music and Dance) Board of Directors and served as its President for many, many years. Under his leadership the organization has grown and has become stronger. John helped us weather some heavy storms in recent years. He is an avid promoter of Contra dances in our area. Additionally, he is a talented musician and a great sound person. His experience and dedication are very much appreciated!
Read more: Local Hero: John Wetzel
Local Heroes: Martha Owen and David Liden
Martha and David have been at the heart of Brasstown's music and dance community for longer than most of us can remember. As musicians they have played for dances (often with little or no remuneration) in many different bands including Swinging On A Gate, the Dog Branch Cats and a family band with their three children, Annie Fain, Emolyn and Lindsey.
Read more: Local Heroes: Martha Owen...
Local Hero: Ellen Riley
Ellen Riley founded the San Diego English Country Dancers (SDECD) in October 2000. She is an English country enthusiast who moved to San Diego from Philadelphia in the early 1980s. In San Diego she found the outlets for fulfilling her passion to be rather wanting; she actually practiced ECD figures by spreading towels on the floors and using them as surrogate partners! Soon enough, and eager to find like-minded, flesh-and-blood beings to dance with, Ellen founded the organization, and began holding weekly dances in a studio on Oak Knolls Road in Poway.
Read more: Local Hero: Ellen Riley
Local Hero: Eric Engles
Trying to list all of the contributions Eric Engles has made to Sierra foothills contra dancing is exhilarating—and exhausting. Plus, it's hazardous, because it's a good bet something will be left out. Eric has been contra dancing in Northern California since the 1980s. In 2001, he and his wife, Lisa Frankel, moved to Nevada County, home of the Foothill Country Dancers, a nonprofit that organizes two contra dances a month—in Nevada City and Newcastle. Eric quickly joined the FCD board and got busy building a publicity machine.
Read more: Local Hero: Eric Engles
Local Hero: Veronica Lane
Veronica started a regular Friday English Country Dance group at her house in 2012 after she put an addition on her house to accommodate such action. That in itself is awesome. Veronica and her husband, Ted have been wonderful musicians playing for many of our dances since 2002. They continue to play for the dances at many special events. And, Veronica has moved forward to calling, teaching and keeping us inspired and challenged with her excellent choices of dances and clear teaching. She has an excellent knack with calling and teaching the dances to inspire us all to be better dancers and continue to have fun.
Read more: Local Hero: Veronica Lane
Local Hero: Carol Skarstad
Carol Skarstad covers every detail and problem not otherwise assigned to someone in our contra dance group. She is the unseen fixer of problems. Carol attends meetings, gets the key, answers the phone, finds musicians, instruments, or podiums, knows the schedule, has everyone's contact information or knows who does, and generally is the go-to person in Eugene. Hats off to Carol Skarstad!
Read more: Local Hero: Carol Skarstad
Local Hero: Stacy Rose
Stacy Rose makes things happen on Oregon's South Coast. She publicizes music and dance events, plays music, calls dances, dances herself, and networks with everyone. She is definitely my hero (shero?)!
Read more: Local Hero: Stacy Rose
Local Hero: Lonna Whipple
Lonna Whipple brought dance to the area 19 years ago, and she continues to organize the Newcastle/Auburn Contra dance. Her incredibly sweet, can-do attitude echoes in her local music community, as well: she plays fiddle in a fine "contra-band" called Star Thistle and is actively involved in her local music jams.
Read more: Local Hero: Lonna Whipple
Local Heroes: Ted Alcorn & Martha Coughenour
Ted and Martha bring joy and energy to every dance they go to! These two wonderful folks always come with snacks and smiles. They are happy to help newcomers during the beginners' orientation and then dance with them throughout the evening to make sure they're having fun and getting the hang of things.
Read more: Local Heroes: Ted Alcorn &...
Local Hero: Tim Cason
Tim Cason is an avid contra dancer in the State of Maine. He's the guy who shows up early to each dance to help set everything up and stays late to help put everything away. As a contra caller, I can always rely on him to participate in beginner lessons, to welcome new dancers throughout the evening, and to help events run smoothly. Any dance community should be so lucky as to have a Tim in their midst.
Read more: Local Hero: Tim Cason
Local Hero: Roberta Allison
Roberta Allison is 93 and still participates at FOOTMAD dances in Charleston, WV. We have enjoyed her sprightly steps, bright spirit and laughing eyes over the past 35 years. Roberta loves to dance and does not let her present need for walker keep her off the floor. When she gets too tired to participate she taps her foot from a chair and tells others about the joy of dance.
Read more: Local Hero: Roberta Allison
Local Hero: David Ernst
David Ernst has been a vital part of the weekly Bloomington Contra and Square dance for more than 20 years. He has done every job there is to be done at the dance: dealing with chairs, tables, cleaning up , collecting money, writing checks, setting up and hauling sound equipment, doing excellent sound tech work. He is also an excellent musician and fantastic caller, without ever bringing attention to himself.
Read more: Local Hero: David Ernst
Local Hero: Erik Erhardt
Everyone knows Erik Erhardt as one of the champions of our local dance community—one of our local heroes! He selflessly, and often quietly, gives his time and energy to make this community the best that it can be. Erik is a talented caller who is especially skilled at teaching beginning dancers, a valuable gift that he graciously volunteers in service of first establishing and now maintaining free-for-all-students-staff-and-faculty monthly dances on the University of New Mexico campus. His charismatic leadership, dedicated mentorship, and ever-enthusiastic endeavors to reach out and welcome the larger community have engaged younger generations more successfully than any other efforts that New Mexico Folk Music and Dance Society (FolkMADS) has made to date.
Read more: Local Hero: Erik Erhardt
Local Hero: Larry Koplik
Larry Koplik is always recruiting folks to help with the weekly contra dance for Princeton Country Dancers (PCD). And he does it with a wonderful smile. He makes the dance community keep ticking even when we hit some challenges which is to be expected over a course of many years. I am grateful for Larry's time and commitment to the PCD community.
Read more: Local Hero: Larry Koplik
Local Hero: Tom Siess
True North Music and Dance in London, Ontario, Canada would like to nominate Tom Siess – dancer, musician, singer and organizer – as a "Local Hero." This is a significant year for Tom reaching a milestone birthday and this recognition would be the icing on the cake!
Tom has spearheaded and participated in so many dance and music activities, the list of quite dizzying. From the early days in the 1970s of the Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club and the Forest City Morris and Sword Team (both still going strong), band leader for "New Rigged Ship," performer with the London Playford Dancers, lead organizer of the London Playford Weekends for 25 years to being the driving force behind our annual "Wassail" Christmas show, Tom has enthusiastically thrown his hat into the ring.
Read more: Local Hero: Tom Siess
Local Hero: Linda Clark
Hats off to Linda Clark, an amazing musician and band leader! Linda has been playing for the Peterborough English Country Dancers in Peterborough Ontario for the past 15 or more years. Our house band has been playing for us on a volunteer basis for most of that time, and only recently have we been able to pay them an honorarium. Despite our early lack of funds, Linda has been a loyal band leader, scouting out other talented musicians, working with our house and guest callers, and managing our ever growing music library. In addition, Linda is also keeping traditional music alive through her leadership of two folk choirs, one in Peterborough and the other in nearby Lakefield. Our monthly dances, and occasional other social events, would not happen without her. Thank you, Linda!!
Read more: Local Hero: Linda Clark
Local Hero: Lorraine Sutton
Lorraine is a true dance ambassador. She calls for many community events and loves introducing people to the joys and musical delights of traditional dance.
Lorraine has been dancing since 1975 in Manitoba and Ontario and has been an instructor of International Folk, Contra and English Country Dance. Lorraine was a co-founder of the Toronto Country Dance in 1983 which is still going strong. She continues to be an active volunteer and caller for Fiddlefern Dance in Owen Sound, Ontario. She recently introduced English Country Dance to the greater Blue Mountain community through the newly-formed Lord Grey's ECD in Clarksburg, Ontario.
Read more: Local Hero: Lorraine Sutton
Local Hero: Dennis Wise
6 things that make Dennis Wise of Chicago awesome.
1. Dennis is the father figure of the Chicago contra scene. He makes sure all the new-comers (and returning ones) have a way to get home and he spends the first half making sure the newbies are taken care of. If you ask Dennis to dance in the first half of the evening, his answer is usually something like "oh no, we have to make sure all the new dancers have partners! Come, let's find new dancers."
Read more: Local Hero: Dennis Wise
Local Hero: Mike Head
Even though Mike Head has passed on to greater dance venues, his love of music and dance still pervades the Houston dance and music communities. He was one of the original musicians for the fledgling dances begun in 1980 when a couple of New Englanders (me) missed home too much. He continued the dances single-handedly for a few years (while I was busy with small children). He was among the 5 signers of the Articles of Incorporation when the Houston Area Traditional Dance Society was founded. He played with many contra bands over time, and started Contra Dan's Pick Up Band, the jam band that spawned many other groups.
Read more: Local Hero: Mike Head
Local Hero: Cameron Stewart
Cameron Stewart is my local hero for welcoming me to his contra dance. As a technical caller his skill is average, but as a presence, as a warm human being, he's the best. He made so many, many people feel at home, feel they could take a chance and try contra that he almost single-handedly started contra in Vancouver, BC.
He's a family man, so he made sure that people with children could bring them and not have to hire a sitter. In fact he let kids in free. The hall he found had a place where children could play out of the way of the dancers.
Read more: Local Hero: Cameron Stewart
Local Hero: Linda Cooper
Linda Cooper, a founding member of Triangle Country Dancers, has done it all in her over 30 years of contra dancing. The caller, booking committee member, mentor, former Board member and president is a longtime contra dancer as well as clogger who began ballet and tap when she was 5 years old. She danced with the Apple Chill Cloggers, based in Chapel Hill, NC, for 15 years, and performed overseas in five European and South American countries.
She is an advisor to "Contra Dances with Wolves," the student contra dance group at North Carolina State University that began in 2008. One former leader of the NCSU dance group said, " Linda Cooper is awesome. She's been really helpful. She was the caller for my first dance."
Read more: Local Hero: Linda Cooper
Local Hero: Katy Heine
My local hero is my wife, Katy Heine. Katy has been dancing in the Ithaca area since the early 1980s and has been calling since just a few years after that. She is one of the founders of Ithaca's CDSS member Hands Four Dancers of Ithaca and she's been a primary organizer of HFDI events ever since. Many people don't know that she has also written several contra dances. In recent years her repertoire has included English Country Dancing, both as dancer and caller, and she has picked up her guitar lately too.
Read more: Local Hero: Katy Heine
Local Hero: Carol Compton
Carol Compton is a true hero of dance music in the Upper Connecticut River Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont. Her gentle and effective leadership lies behind much of our flourishing music for both Contra and English Country dancing.
Contra Dance: Carol has played piano with Northern Spy for almost 20 years. Her knowledge of traditional dance and her highly skilled, yet gentle and diplomatic leadership are invaluable....really beyond compare. Band members consider her to be the "music director" and appreciate the inspiration and joy that she brings to the table. Her efforts with the band and behind the scenes have made a significant contribution to the Northern Spy experience for the musicians, dancers and callers. Carol can be heard with Northern Spy on the 2000 Smithsonian Folkways Recording "Choose Your Partner!".
Read more: Local Hero: Carol Compton
Local Hero: Catherine Burns
On September 6, 2014, dancers in Ottawa celebrated the beginning of our 25th contra dance season, thanks in great part to Catherine Burns' volunteer efforts which have sustained, enriched and expanded the local contra dance community. As a co-founder, board member, and tireless volunteer with the Old Sod Folk Music Society and Ottawa contra dance community, Catherine has been instrumental in building a vibrant community of musicians, singers, callers and dancers.
Read more: Local Hero: Catherine Burns
Local Hero: David Millstone
Why is David Millstone my local hero? Let me tell you the story. I am now a 'senior' (60+) TEFL Peace Corps volunteer in Hrazdan, Armenia. I have been here now for seven months.
Before leaving for Armenia I asked David to teach me to be a dance caller. I had been attending David's dances with Northern Spy in Norwich, Vermont for a few years. After spending some time with David talking over lunch about dances and calling, I thought, "I can be a caller". With David's coaching I called my first dance at the Ralph Page Weekend in Durham, New Hampshire. My dance was Galopede. David coached me in calling a dance at a few Spy dances in Norwich and then let me follow him to all of his summer camp dances in VT and NH last summer before I left for Peace Corps in Armenia.
Read more: Local Hero: David Millstone
Local Hero: Janine Smith
Janine, whom I have worked with for some years now and done jobs that involved calling to everything from demanding expert dancers to inner city kids who didn't really want to be where they were, well, Janine covers it all. She prepares for every gig no matter how small and NEVER talks down to the dancers, no matter how slow or unskilled they may be.
Read more: Local Hero: Janine Smith
Local Hero: Ed Wilkinson
Ed Wilkinson has been a mainstay and stalwart member of Nashville Country Dancers (weekly Contra Dance *AND* weekly English Dance) for the past 30 years. He and his wife, Melissa, run the weekly English Dance, for which they have been callers and organizers for many years. Ed is one of the scant handful who organize the weekly Contra Dance; present early to set up the sound, calling regularly and an active dancer. Ed has served continuously on the Nashville Country Dancers Board for decades, and has served repeated terms in all the elected board positions (President, Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary). For Nashville's two annual dance weekends, he has been a major support throughout these many years. Ed is a key organizer for the autumn Nashville Music City Masquerade and the lead organizer for the spring Nashville Playford Ball.
Read more: Local Hero: Ed Wilkinson
Local Hero: Theresa Lowder
Local Hero: Bob Nicholson
Local Heroes: Carol Barry and Kevin Barrett
Local Hero: Sharon Green
Local Hero: Mary Luckhardt
Local Hero: Michel Landry
Local Hero: Craig Tinney


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THIS IS A GOOD BASIC BUILDING. ITS LOCATION IN THE SOUTH BAY / NEWMARKET SQUARE AREA GIVES IT A LOCATION SECOND TO NONE TO SERVICE THE GREATER BOSTON AREA.
The Newmarket Business District, is one of the most strategically located industrial areas in the Metro Boston area. This property is less than a .3 miles from the Mass. Pike (Rt. 90) and Southeast Expressway (I95 & I93), serviced by the MBTA, just minutes from downtown Boston, the South End, and South Boston. The site is located at 87 Kemble Street. The site is just 200 yards from the City of Boston's Inspectional Services Department.
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Aishwarya, Jaya, others attend Shammi Aunty's prayer meeting
MUMBAI - Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan along with other Bollywood personalities attended a prayer meeting to bid the last adieu to Nargis Rabadi, popularly known as 'Shammi Aunty', on Thursday here. The veteran actress passed away at the age of 89 on Monday night, leaving behind a legacy of work and goodwill. Aishwarya along with mother-in-law Jaya were among....
The first to turn up, followed by Aruna Irani, Farida Jalal, Poonam Sinha and Maya Alag. Veteran Actress Waheeda Rehman along with filmmaker Kiran Rao, Tina Ambani, Poonam Sinha, Priya Dutt, Dimple Kapadia, Farha Khan, Renuka Shahane and Poonam Dhillon were also seen at the venue. Filmmaker Abbas Mastan, Mukesh Rishi, Gajendra Chauhan, Prem Chopra, director-duo Abbas Mastan, Kamal Sadana, Dilip Joshi, television actor Anup Soni along with his wife Juhi Babbar and actress Renuka Shahane, among others, turned up later. Others like Amitabh Bachchan, Rishi Kapoor, Shabana Azmi and Abhishek Bachchan took to social media to mourn her. In a career spanning over five decades and over 400 films, Shammi did everything from lead roles to character roles to bit-sized parts. Toward her later years, she replayed the garrulous granny over and over again. Shammi began her career in a character part in Sheikh Mukhtar's "Ustaad Pedro" (1951) before making her debut as a heroine in "Malhar".


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Trinity Episcopal Church is active in Outreach ministry, supporting our community through our ability to love, donate, care, help, and feed people in need. From feeding folks in difficult times to offering affordable childcare across the street to hosting a free Mammovan, Trinity Outreach wants to help. We have been offering the Hunt Country Stable Tour for 60 years now, not to raise money just for the Church or to save it up for a rainy day – but to give it back to the community when they need us most, year-after-year. That is our mission and with a faithful, loving Committee and Congregation, we seek God's discernment for how we may fulfill this mission best for his Kingdom.
Trinity's Congregation often is a force of workers, cooking meals, serving and donating time and resources. And, at times, Trinity seeks to be a friend, to offer what is needed, to be there when times get tough. Beyond funding and feeding, Trinity Episcopal Church is a part of the community, a gathering place for major and minor life events, a next-door-neighbor with a playground, an open-doors and welcome home kind of church, a neighborhood hiking and dog-walking trail, and a steady fixture in ever-changing days.
The mission of Trinity's Outreach Committee is to provide comprehensive support to organizations that enhance and enrich the lives of people in need, with emphasis on sustainable and enduring projects that enable long term goals. Physical as well as financial assistance is provided through our Outreach program. Outreach funding is dispersed through a routine review process managed by the Outreach Committee. Proposals may be submitted to the Outreach Committee by any organization or individual with a Trinity Church parishioner as sponsor (for more information, see Outreach Submission Guidelines). See box below for organizations we have supported in the past.


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USA Pro Challenge brings out the best in its fans
Posted: August 13, 2014 | Author: Recreation Law | Filed under: Cycling | Tags: #USAProChallenge, Bicycle Racing, Colorado, Costume, Cowboy hat, Cycling, Pro Challenge, Tour de France, USA Pro Challenge | Leave a comment
Bicycle racing is more than just cycling. The atmosphere is always fun.
Why do spectators enjoy looking great at cycling raises
One of the great joys of watching the climbs on the grand European tours is the time we have to watch the outfits the spectators wear. That desire to be European fashion conscious has crossed the Atlantic and is growing in the US. The US Pro Challenge has seen an increase each year in the desire to be seen on the tour.
People in costumes always waive and love to have their picture taken.
Her sign says have you seen my friend. She must have known an orange cowboy hat and purple tights might make her friends hard to find.
Do the riders have the time as they wiz by to see the outfits?
Some costumes are difficult to assign a category too, however at least he is riding a bike. That may or may not be good for cycling.
Some of the outfits can be as easy as a hat to makes you stand out in the crowd or a hair color so you loved ones can spot you…..and hide. When wearing a similar hat the pope always seems to smile.
Do you think Jens saw him?
Then you see the group costumes where friends (or at least I hope they are friends) agree on a theme to wear to the raise.
I'm not exactly sure the true nature of some of the themes. The relationship between Santa Clause and a Yeti in Vail still has me confused. The Wheaties box is just an afterthought….I hope.
It is bad when two people in a costume start to argue about it. It is always a hard to hear what the argument is about when both voices are coming from fur covered heads.
Age is not a limiting factor in costumes. No matter how small you may be getting dressed up is part of the excitement of the tour.
Unless maybe you dad makes you wear the costume, in the heat. But at least no one can recognize you if it covers your face.
There always the marketing gurus who send employees out to represent their products. Energy snacks, water bottles two perennial favorites.
The best are when friends know a rider in the tour and want to show their support. Although I'm not sure I would come out of the team RV to see my friends of a gold speedo was the costume of choice.
His face mask almost matches his tattoo.
Even the UCI gets into the race, maybe just a crown, but it is still more than a non-descript ball cap.
What is curious is when a city gets into the act. The winner of the stage that ends in Breckenridge has the dubious honor of being photographed with a fur hat and shield. I thought winners were to be lauded, not punished?
Even if you are not a big fan of bicycle racing (heaven forbid) you should at least stroll the start and finish near you to see the fans!
Posted: August 6, 2014 | Author: Recreation Law | Filed under: Cycling | Tags: #USAProChallenge, Bicycle Racing, Chris Froome, Pro Challenge, Richie Porte, Team Sky, USA Pro Challenge | Leave a comment
You work with the PR team of a professional cycling team to schedule a time to talk to a rider. You email back and forth frantically during the race, at night and stop by the team bus in the morning to stand around wearing a pleading puppy face.
You get a date so you start working on your questions. You research the rider you got the time to sit down with, and you know the person inside and out. You start out with general ones, softballs to set the ground work, to start the information flowing. Then you start working your way to the tougher questions.
Then the day arrives. You attend the race and jot notes about your rider's race that day. You get back to your room early to clean up, and you arrive ten minutes before the scheduled time. Not too early to look too eager, but never late. You find a place to talk, secure yet open so everyone feels good and information will flow. The rider comes down and sits down to talk. You exchange pleasantries, and you start with the easy questions to get things rolling.
But the rider throws back a curve, and your prepared questions gently fall to the floor as you grin and jump on the answer.
Buffets. What is your favorite thing about racing in the US? Buffets.
I had the opportunity to interview Richie Porte of Team Sky at the USA Pro Challenge. Every statement above is true. I did not want to sound like an amateur or an idiot and by the end of the interview, I did not care. When you ask a professional bicycle racer what his favorite thing about racing in a county, and he says the buffet's it throws you for a laughing out loud loop from which you never recover.
After talking to professional cyclists for years, this was the last answer I expected, but it was the first thing out of the mouth of Richie Porte during the USA Pro Challenge. However, after listening to him compare the fare offered at the Tour de France or the rest of the European races I understood. Based on Richie's comments, it was easy to maintain weight on the Tour de France because if you waited too long there was nothing to it. Even if you got to dinner early, it still was slim pickings.
Richie Porte, along with Chris Froome had been in the US for two weeks training and enjoying the country before the USA Pro Challenge even started. Once the race started, they raced. However, they thoroughly enjoyed the racing in the US, buffets included.
The next thing Richie said was the fans were fantastic. I'm sure after watching the three segments of the Tour de France through the UK, he might change his mind, but he said the US fans were fantastic. If you went off the back in France, the fans called you names, gave you grief and sometimes spit at you.
Here in the US, the fans cheered and clapped for everyone, even the last rider was encouraged to ride better. US fans are just happy to watch great athletes race.
Teams enjoy coming to the US for the USA Pro Challenge besides the food and the fans. The views along the race course are unmatched outside of Nepal. The crowds are not only enthusiastic, but they understand bicycle racing. The word peloton in Colorado does not get you a questioning express. Coloradans understand bicycle racing.
After spending an hour with Richie Porte, I had a great time, met a great person and obviously, a great cyclist. Richie still had a smile and a great sense of humor even after a hard day riding in the thin air.
This tough piece investigating a Team Sky rider reads like a chamber of commerce piece encouraging people to come to Colorado. Obviously, the riders enjoy racing in the US.
Stage 7 of USA Pro Challenge Decided: Boulder through Golden to Denver. 3 Bike Epicenters in 1 Day
Posted: December 26, 2013 | Author: Recreation Law | Filed under: Cycling | Tags: Boulder, Colorado, Denver, Golden, Pro Challenge, USA Pro Challenge | Leave a comment
Final Stage of 2014 USA Pro Challenge
Final Stage of 2014 USA Pro Challenge will Take Riders Through
Iconic Parts of Colorado from Boulder through Golden to Denver
Fans Helped Shape Stage 7 of America's Most Difficult Professional Cycling RaceDenver (Dec. 18, 2013) – The fans have spoken, and Stage 7 of the 2014 USA Pro Challenge professional cycling race will take riders from Boulder through Golden and over Lookout Mountain, finishing with three circuits around Downtown Denver. Just more than a month after the announcement of the first six stages and hearing the opinion of fans as to where Stage 7 should travel, the final day's route has been determined."The 2014 USA Pro Challenge is going to be the most exciting year yet," said Rick Schaden, owner of the USA Pro Challenge. "Boulder, Golden and Denver have been such great hosts over the history of the race, so we decided to work them all into the final day of competition. These three iconic Colorado cycling locations are going to create one grand finale!"
Beginning in Boulder, which served as the Stage 6 finish in 2012, the race will travel through Golden, which saw record crowds as a start city in 2012, and finish with three laps around the State's Capitol, which has served as the finish location every year of the race. The day also incorporates an incredibly challenging and fan-favorite climb on Lookout Mountain.
"Cycling fans are so passionate and such an important part of the sport, so we decided to give them a voice in the route selection process," said Shawn Hunter, CEO of the USA Pro Challenge. "We wanted to try something new this year and by incorporating fan feedback we have come up with what is going to be an incredible final day of racing."
Taking place Aug. 18-24, the host cities and stages of the 2014 USA Pro Challenge include:
• Stage 1: Monday, Aug. 18 – Aspen and Snowmass Village Circuit Race
• Stage 2: Tuesday, Aug. 19 – Aspen to Mt. Crested Butte
• Stage 3: Wednesday, Aug. 20 – Gunnison to Monarch Mountain (mountaintop finish)
• Stage 4: Thursday, Aug. 21 – Colorado Springs Circuit Race
• Stage 5: Friday, Aug. 22 – Woodland Park to Breckenridge
• Stage 6: Saturday, Aug. 23 – Vail Individual Time Trial
• Stage 7: Sunday, Aug. 24 – Boulder to Denver
Additional details regarding the start and finish locations of the 2014 race, as well as the specific, detailed route will be announced in the spring.


I love planetary retrograde cycles.
I feel that retrograde periods are times for reflection and heightened inner awareness.
They give us a time to pause, to slow down. The flow seems different; it feels like we are encouraged to orient from a more internal place when a planet—notably a personal planet like Mercury, Venus, or Mars—is in retrograde motion. Instead of being exceptionally active in doing, we may find ourselves drawn more towards a greater space of allowing. The movement is backward and inward rather than more focused on being forward and outward. We revisit people, places, and situations in our lives, and with that we can be gifted with gathering awareness that comes through re-attending to arenas we have already experienced, getting to re-experience them through another lens. From this, it seems that we can craft a more complete, and more holistic, understanding from which can stem a greater level of consciousness and empowerment that we then have in moving forward.
My love for planetary retrograde cycles includes that for Venus Retrograde.
Since Venus symbolizes relationships, love, beauty, pleasure, and finances, the six-week period when the planet is in retrograde motion can yield great insights in related areas of our lives. With Venus representing what we value—as well as our self-value—it's the perfect time to re-evaluate who and what it is we treasure, as well as learn new ways to fortify our ability to treasure who we are.
What gets in the way of my valuing myself?
How and when do I fight for things that are valuable and pleasurable to me?
What's my definition of beauty?
What allows me to experience inner harmony?
What really fulfills me in a relationship?
Use these queries of reflection to guide you through this period. They can serve as great barometers to measure your reactions, attitudes, and motivations.
Want more personalized insights on what this Venus Retrograde cycle may yield for you, as reflected in your individual astrology chart? Write me and let's do a mini session in which we will explore the opportunities (and possible challenges) that are presenting themselves for you right now.
May this Venus Retrograde period yield for you a greater forging of your sense of value as well as the inner knowingness of your unique beauty.


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What Is Ditch Weed, and Is It Any Good?
Updated on: 29 Oct, 2021
If you live in a state where marijuana is legal for medical use, it is easy to locate high-quality cannabis. However, this certainly wasn't the case over the last few decades. Federal policy towards marijuana meant that cannabis lovers had to sometimes settle for less than top-shelf weed.
'Schwag' or 'brick weed,' an extremely low-quality form of marijuana, was standard. It wasn't as if you could complain to the police since marijuana was illegal all over the United States.
Now, there is still plenty of bad weed around, even though states where cannabis is legal recreationally, have a surplus. However, one form of low-grade cannabis that you definitely won't find in a dispensary is ditch weed. Read on to find out more.
Weed in the Wild
Also known as 'feral' marijuana, ditch weed is a slang term for cannabis grown in the wild. According to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), ditch weed is defined as wild and scattered marijuana plants with no evidence of being planted, fertilized, or tended.
Ditch weed is exceptionally tough and disperses its seeds across a large area. These seeds can lie dormant for up to a decade before sprouting!
Ditch weed is extremely low in THC, suggesting that tales of ditch weed 'highs' are exaggerated.
As the name suggests, you can find it on the side of the road. Some people say that if you dry and cure it adequately, it may still be usable. However, we wouldn't advise consuming it if you want to experience an intoxicating high. Ditch weed is extremely low in THC, suggesting that tales of ditch weed 'highs' are exaggerated.
Where Can You Find Ditch Weed?
In 1914, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said that hemp was abundant as a wild plant in many locations in the Midwest, including Iowa, western Missouri, and southern Minnesota.
Indeed, ditch weed was cultivated in many parts of the Midwest in the early-to-mid-20th century. It proved especially useful during World War II as it helped create materials to support the war effort.
Today, if you drive through certain parts of Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas, you will be able to see fields of ditch weed, and there are also strands of it lying along the road. If you decide to stop and take a look, you will be surprised by the pungent odor. If you're worried that you won't be able to see feral marijuana, rest assured, it is EASY to spot.
Ditch weed is very tall compared to surrounding plants and also varies significantly in color and shape. Feral weed plants can grow up to nine feet tall and its emerald-green color, coupled with its Christmas tree shape, means it can be spotted from miles away.
It may be tempting to fill up your car's boot with ditch weed. However, there is one problem; it is descended from industrial hemp, so its THC content is minimal.
Is Ditch Weed Legal?
The obvious answer seems to be 'yes' since it is descended from industrial hemp and is very low in THC. The Farm Bill of 2018 means that it is legal to grow industrial hemp in almost all states. However, there appears to be no clear definition, which means it is possible to be arrested if caught in possession of ditch weed.
This is especially the case in states such as Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska, where marijuana is still illegal. Reportedly local police in small towns watch out for individuals attempting to fill up a vehicle with what they think is a free goldmine.
Some individuals try to circumnavigate the law by deliberately planting marijuana seeds in ditches before returning for it. The rationale behind this tactic is the DEA's stance on ditch weed which says that it grows in the wild with no evidence that it was part of planned cultivation. Once again, we don't recommend testing out this theory.
Within 13 years, a DEA program eradicated 118 million feral plants against just 6 million cultivated ones.
Various authorities in the Midwest have tried to eradicate feral cannabis. The DEA created its Domestic Cannabis Eradication/Suppression Program in 1979 and uses federal funds to eradicate marijuana. Within 13 years, the program eradicated 118 million feral plants against just 6 million cultivated ones.
In 2003, a report claimed that 99% of eradicated weed was feral. In Minnesota, ditch weed is one of "11 noxious prohibited weeds" known for damaging farming equipment. However, because there is so much feral cannabis that grows freely, some states have given up the fight. In Indiana, for example, authorities have effectively ended eradication efforts. One police force member said it was about as easy to get rid of ditch weed as it is to eradicate dandelions!
Final Thoughts on Ditch Weed
If you are driving in the Midwest and happen to see a field of ditch weed, feel free to stop your car to marvel at these tall plants. However, do not take some home with you.
Chances are, the state you are currently in still prohibits marijuana, and it is unlikely that law enforcement will distinguish between hemp and cannabis. There is no point taking ditch weed home with you in any case because it is extremely low in THC. Stick to the top-shelf marijuana available in your local dispensary.
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