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Edward Reeves Archive Project exhibition: From Suffrage to Citizenship – 15 December 2018 to 16 January 2019 →
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Please note: this Bulletin is being put on the website one month after publication. If you would like to receive the Bulletin by email as soon as it is published, please contact the Membership Secretary about joining the Lewes History Group, and to renew your membership at the start of the calendar year.
Next Meeting: 10 December 2018: Diana Wilkins, 'From Suffrage to Citizenship'
A.G.M. Agenda
Cuts at The Keep
An Iron Winter
Tanner & Son: Cliffe Clock and Watch Makers
Mini-Sussex Express (by John Davey)
Lewes Watercolours by Alfred William Rich
A.G.M. Reports (by Ian McClelland)
Christmas Meeting 7.00 p.m. for 7.30 p.m. Monday 10 December A.G.M.
Diana Wilkins From Suffrage to Citizenship: The Lewes Campaign for Women's right to vote
Following a short AGM, Dr Diana Wilkins of the Reeves Archive will talk about the campaign for voting rights for women in Lewes. This year is the centenary of the 1918 Representation of the People Act and of the general election in which some women were able to vote for the first time, along with millions more men. Diana will show photographs from the Reeves Archive and the LSE Women's Library that tell the story of the peaceful suffragists in Lewes. The talk will include the militant suffragettes who went on hunger-strike in Lewes prison and the local opposition to women's suffrage.
The talk sets the scene for an Edward Reeves Archive exhibition in the series Stories seen through a glass plate. This free exhibition starts with an Open Day on Saturday 15 December at Lewes Town Hall and then continues, Monday to Friday, until 4 January. [Extended to 15 January]
For the A.G.M. reports please see the final section of this Bulletin. As this is the Christmas meeting we shall be serving mulled wine and mince pies between 7.00 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. and there will be no entry charge for members.
Chair's Report. Please see below.
Membership subscription changes. The committee recommend that the annual subscription should be changed to £6 p.a. per member. This will leave the subscription rate unchanged for couples and will represent a small reduction for the first member in each household.
Appointment of officers. Krystyna Weinstein has been nominated to continue to serve as Secretary and Ron Gordon as Treasurer. There have been no nominations for the role of Chair and the committee propose that as an interim measure the duties should be shared between other committee members. Sue Berry has been co-opted to the committee.
Questions and comments.
If you follow the news you will be well aware of our County Council's financial problems. Last month the Council began a "public conversation" about their proposal to slash their services to a "core offer", which is pretty well the statutory minimum they are legally obliged to provide. Details at: https://www.eastsussex.gov.uk/yourcouncil/about/keydocuments/coreoffer/, but in brief this is very bad news for Libraries and for the Record Office services at The Keep. Things have not quite reached the stage where they will return deposited records to donors or sell them off, but public access will be slashed and expertise lost. I am reliably informed that the real plans are for far deeper cuts than the published details suggest. You are invited to complete an online survey available at: https://consultation.eastsussex.gov.uk/governance-and-community-services/a-core-offer-for-east-sussex/
There is an "annual budget engagement exercise with partners" on Wednesday 12 December 2018, 11.00 am-12.30 pm, in the Council Chamber, County Hall, Lewes.
The 3 January 1837 North Wales Chronicle, a newspaper that was no stranger to extreme weather, reported at length the consequences of heavy snow across England. It noted that an express from Lewes, dragged through the snow in a chaise and four, contained intelligence of a most dreadful and melancholy calamity in that town. At about noon an immense avalanche of snow had glided down from the Cliffe-hills at the back of Mr Hillman's limekilns, and dashed in the roofs and entirely destroyed five houses, burying the unfortunate inmates under a mountain of snow.
The report of the falling mass drew thousands of people to the spot, and so great was the excitement that it took a quarter of an hour for silence to be established. Every hand that could lift a spade set to work to extricate the unhappy creatures perishing beneath the ruins. A Mrs Robinson was dug out with a child at the breast, the mother dead. She had escaped at the first alarm, but rushed back into the house to save her children when the avalanche poured down upon the whole family and buried them alive. A Mrs Taylor was dug out just alive, but with very scant hopes of her surviving. Her eldest daughter and five other children had been taken out of the snow. It was impossible to know in the confusion how many people remained buried, and how many had been extricated. Men were still digging when the messengers left. Upwards of 14 human beings were involved in the destructive fall.
At Landport 26 sheep belonging to Mr Tourle had been frozen to death, and Mr Verrall of Swanbar had lost 19 sheep and a horse by the same misfortune. The Ditchling mail-man was missing, supposed to have lost his life in the snow. The lad who brings the mail from Seaford to Lewes was almost buried, but succeeded in extricating himself and crawling to Northease, where he got two men to return with him to where he had left his horse, which they dug out of the snow. The mail-man to Uckfield and Tunbridge Wells was obliged to turn back, as he found the snow on Malling Hill twelve feet deep. A fly belonging to Mr Stevens went out of Lewes on Monday with a fare, but when the empty vehicle reached Ringmer Gate on its return the snow was over the palings. The driver got home as best he could on foot, but had not yet recovered from the ill-effects. Mr Stevens went with assistance to extricate his horse, but finding that could not be done he mercifully spared the poor animal the misery of dying from cold by shooting it outright.
Tanner & Son, Cliffe Clock and Watch Makers
The 1858 Melville Directory includes, in addition to the usual local directory lists, a good number of advertisements for goods and services offered by Lewes businesses. One such advertisement was placed by the 'Old Established Clock Manufactory' of Tanner & Son, No.50, Cliffe, who described themselves as wholesale and retail watch and clock makers and silversmiths. They made all kinds of English clocks on the premises, and advertised three specific types of watches at different prices. They also sold silver and electroplate goods and wedding rings. They would give full value for old gold and silver, gold and silver lace and worn out watches.
I possess a 15 x 11 cm mini-version of the edition of the Sussex Express newspaper published on the day of my birth. Although the item is very small, the text is perfectly legible when suitably magnified. [Open larger pdf version © Johnston Press plc]
This particular newspaper, from February 1938, included a Ringmer Building Works advertisement for the latest new homes on the Lewes Downs Estate (now called the Nevill Estate), available with a 95% mortgage.
A watercolour by Alfred William Rich (below) is listed for sale at Gorringe's weekly auction on 3 December 2018. It is entitled 'Valley of the Ouse, Sussex (Distant View of Lewes)', and is estimated at £200-£300. The church tower is, unless I am mistaken, that of St John-sub-Castro.
Alfred William Rich (1856-1921) was a professional artist born in Lindfield, Sussex, and best known for his watercolour landscapes. His parents were Stiles and Lucy Ann Rich, respectively from Tetbury, Glos, and Plymouth, and his elder siblings were born in Paddington, but he and two younger siblings were born in Lindfield. In 1861 & 1871 the family were in Hackney, where his father was a commercial clerk in a woollen goods warehouse. At the age of 15 Alfred was described as an engraver and designer. An elder sister was a Professor of Music and a brother an iron moulder. By 1881 the family had moved to Croydon, and Alfred and two of his sisters (including the former musician) were all described as artists. In 1884 he married Cassandra Philippa Berney, a surgeon's daughter, at Croydon. In 1891 he was still in Croydon, described as a designer, engraver and die sinker, and his wife Cassandra Philippa was principal of a ladies' school. He was again in Croydon in 1901, when Alfred was described as a landscape artist and his wife as a school principal. He gave addresses in Hassocks and Hurstpierpoint in the Edwardian era. By 1911, in his mid-fifties, he had moved to Fulham, where he was described as a water colour landscape artist and his wife was just described as 'married'. He exhibited extensively in London galleries. He died in Tewkesbury in 1921.
His works were influenced by the Impressionists, and he was an advocate of a natural approach, trying to capture the emotions a subject provoked rather than creating a photographic reproduction of the scene. He was highly regarded as a teacher of art, encouraging his students to draw and paint directly from nature, eschewing studios and easels but working from a camp chair, with his paper on a board held flat on his knees. He was a member of the New English Art Club from 1898, and not an admirer of the chocolate box paintings of the likes of Helen Allingham. He has several works in the collections of the Tate Gallery and the British Museum, and one watercolour in the Louvre.
Alfred William Rich painted at least one other watercolour titled 'Lewes, Sussex' (below) that is thought to have been painted around 1900 and is now in the Manchester Art Gallery. I think that the windmill in the foreground is the one that stood behind Lewes Prison, so the view is taken from the track up to the Racecourse.
Image at Manchester City Art Gallery, Mosley Street, Manchester
A.G.M. Reports (editor Ian McClelland, Chairperson)
There are two important aims for the Group which remain the focus for the LHG:
To make the history of Lewes accessible to the general public,
To promote projects that engage local people in the development and dissemination of knowledge about the history of Lewes.
Membership report (by Neil Merchant)
Last year I reported that we had 263 members, and our current 2018 membership is well above that, at 315. We continue to see this incremental growth every year, which is very encouraging. We now have over 300 names on our "Information only" email contact list, also a new high, so we're in touch with over 600 people in total. We're delaying renewals for 2019 until after the AGM, where we will be proposing a (largely revenue-neutral) change in fees and structure. You will be able to renew your membership by post or at our January, February and March meetings, where new membership cards will be waiting for you.
During the year we implemented a number of updates to documents and procedures to comply with the revised Data Protection Act 2018 and General Data Protection Regulations. Again, I'd like to thank everyone for their helpfulness over membership matters, which has made my job a continuing pleasure.
Meetings & Bulletin (by John Kay)
The programme of monthly meetings covered a wide variety of topics and, in general, were well attended and very well received by our audiences. There was an average attendance of 176 per meeting during 2018 up to November. This was an increase of 20% compared to 2017. The two best attended meetings in 2018 were for Ian Everest's talk 'Tales from the Riverbank' in April with 220, and Mat Homewood who drew in 199 for his talk about 'The History of the Lewes Workshouse Building' in June.
A small but important part of the Group's work is the Research Meetings programme. The purpose of these meetings is to enhance the expertise of LHG members who want to undertake research projects. During 2018 the focus has been on the regular quarterly meetings for the Street Stories project.
We have continued to publish monthly editions of the Lewes History Bulletin, and passed the milestone of Bulletin no.100 in November. Barbara Merchant's magic means that when you make relevant Google searches the relevant Bulletin articles generally pop up high on the list, but I maintain for my own use an electronic index of the Lewes people, places and topics mentioned, and if anyone would like a copy of the index for the first 100 Bulletins I would be happy to email it to you.
As always the EC wants to do more to encourage the active involvement of members in research projects. Clearly not every member needs to be active but the EC would like to see a broad portfolio of projects evolve over the coming years. During the course of 2018 we extended our support for the Reeves project by providing financial support to the project on 'The Lewes Campaign for Women's Right to Vote'.
The Street Stories project continues to be a key research initiative. We have several active groups and a programme of quarterly meetings to review progress and provide mutual support. Significant additions have been made to the reports on our web site from various groups including South Street by Heather Downie, Grange Road by Bridget Millmore and Abinger Place by Judy Gable.
Jane organised two very successful outings for members that sold out quickly:
33 Palmeira Mansions, Hove – 30 June – Private 90 min tour for 25 people. This large Victorian house is not normally open to the public and has a stunning grade II* listed interior that reflects the opulence, eclectic taste and lifestyle of its 'nouveau riche' owner in the 1890s. It's a hidden gem of Brighton & Hove.
The Regency Town House, 13 Brunswick Sq, Hove – 7 November – 60 min guided tour by the curator, Nick Tyson, for 23 people followed by a Regency-inspired 2-course lunch. RTH is a Grade 1 listed terraced property built in the 1820s as part of architect Charles Busby's 'Brunswick Estate'. Since 1985 it was been painstakingly restored with donations and grants and the work is ongoing.
Neil encouraged members to attend a screening of the film 'Peterloo' at the Depot and invited attendees to meet to discuss the fill afterwards.
In order to support projects the EC has always been keen to help members develop their skills and expertise.
In September we organised a Family History course led by Mat Homewood. This was a 2 half day course attended by 13 members and was very well received. It followed on from several requests for help to 'get started' and included several 'hands on' exercises in getting useful information from census data.
Jane Lee has been preparing a course, planned for February 2019, as an introduction to House/Street Research. This will be held at the Keep. Again this has been set up in response to several requests for help in 'getting started' with this kind of historical research.
Website, Facebook, and Twitter (by Barbara Merchant)
Website usage appears to be rising again at some 36,300 views of our website in the 12 months to mid-November 2018, averaging 99 views per day.
The Website News section posts are sent to Facebook and Twitter, drawing followers to the website. A concerted effort to increase our Facebook presence to reach a new audience has resulted in an apparent rise in website views from a recent plateau.
Twitter – 809 following @LewesHistory (2017: 663)
Facebook – 660 people who follow the website via FB (2017: 556)
Website – 180 News subscribers (2017: 145)
Most popular website pages in 2018 were events, research resources, Bulletins, and Street Stories reports.
Finances (by Ron Gordon)
At the time of writing the LHG income for the year 1st Dec 2017 to 30th Nov 2018 was £6,478.51 and expenditure for the same period was £3,959.88. The significant change in income and expenditure compared to the previous year is accounted for by the sales income and production costs of publications in the previous year. At the start of the year the entrance fee for members was reduced to £1 and in view of the continuing healthy financial position a proposal to change the subscription rate will be presented at the AGM for approval. The end of year balance of £12,602.96 will enable the Group to continue to fund research projects. Minor adjustments to the figures given may be made if items of income or expenditure are recorded before the 30th November. The figures to be presented at the AGM meeting will be the final audited figures for the year.
The EC is still keen to encourage members to come forward with project proposals if financial support is required. In addition, as we have made clear on previous occasions, the EC is happy to consider covering reasonable expenses in the pursuit of LHG projects where it is needed. If you have a need please let us know.
Communications report (by Jane Lee)
Our marketing activities were maintained at similar levels during the year and numbers have grown for both joining and attending. The Sussex Express and Viva are still the prime ways of reaching non-members. Promotional activities included:
Taking a stand at the Societies Fair in Sept.
Leaflets at Heritage Open Days in Sept
Talks featured in:
Sussex Express
Viva Lewes
Lewes News
Online what's on pages: Lewes.co.uk, Freegle Community Events, LDC (Lewes.gov.uk) & ESCC Library (escis.org.uk)
Newsletters & websites of associates e.g. Lewes Archaeology Group, The Arts Society, Friends of Lewes
A4 Posters in Tourist Office, Library, Barbican & Bow Windows Bookshop. Also the windows of members in St Thomas Court, South Street, Keere Street, Little East Street, Friars Walk, St Swithins Terrace, and the Pells & Nevill Estate notice boards.
Leaflets placed in locations around town
Posting on Twitter & Facebook pages
LHG website, event emailings & Bulletin
Using our social media accounts to promote our own and other local history events.
The LHG leaflet had a reprint of 300 in June.
LHGEC
The ambition of the LHGEC in 2018 continued with encouraging the development of research activities. The LHGEC now, thanks to Krystyna Weinstein has a Secretary. Both Ron Gordon as Treasurer and Krystyna Weinstein as EC Secretary are happy to continue in post for 2019. As already announced I will be stepping down from my role as Chairperson as from the AGM. At the time of writing no candidates have come forward to fill the post of Chairperson. In the meantime Sue Berry has kindly agreed to become co-opted member of the EC with immediate effect. The LHGEC is also keen to hear from anyone who would like to contribute to the work of the Group either via the EC or in some other capacity. If you are interested please get in touch.
I would also like to take this opportunity, on behalf of all LHG members, to record thanks to the following for their valuable contributions to the work of the LHG during 2018:
To your Executive Committee for all their hard work
Ron Gordon, Ann Holmes, John Kay, Jane Lee, Barbara Merchant, Neil Merchant and Krystyna Weinstein.
To all our speakers
Our public meetings
Our Research meetings.
To all the people who have helped to run the Public Meetings.
Tessa Bain; preparation and mounting the LHG display,
Peter Holmes, Bob Trott and others; preparation of and clearing up the meeting room,
Anna Kay, Ann Holmes, Jan Osborne, Shirley Nairne and others on refreshments,
Dee O'Connell, Janet Kennedy, Peter Earl, Marion Smith, John Geall & Jill Goulder; displaying our meeting posters,
and everyone else who has helped out over the last year.
My apologies to anyone in particular I may have unwittingly omitted.
To Lloyd Raworth for continuing to support us with his design work .
To Mike Stepney for auditing our accounts.
And most importantly, to yourselves for your continued support; the members, the attendees at our meetings and the many others on our list of friends.
Contact details for Friends of the Lewes History Group promoting local historical events:
Sussex Archaeological Society
Lewes Priory Trust
Lewes Archaeological Group and go to 'Lectures'
Friends of Lewes
The Arts Society: Uckfield & Lewes – meets 2nd Wed. Guests £7 per talk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LewesHistoryGroup
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LewesHistory
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Nom, Nom, Nom…my stomach was in bliss this morning!
Woke up this morning, and couldn't resist taking the time and making an effort to make some nom, nom savoury muffins.
The beauty about this recipe, is that you can add other ingredients to this recipe according to whether you are vegetarian or a meat lover. I will provides some ideas below for you to experiment on!
Fry the diced bacon, either in the coconut oil or let it fry with it's own natural fat on the bacon.
Fry the onion thereafter in the bacon fat (or if need more fat, use the coconut oil), until translucent & cooked.
Put aside both of the above.
Mix together the eggs, cream, sour cream, cheese and all the spices including salt & pepper. Add the onion & the bacon. Note, the mixture is quite runny.
Spoon into pre-buttered (or non-stick sprayed) muffin tin container.
Bake in a oven at 180 degree celsius for around 25-30minutes. The last 5 minutes, add some cheese on top of the muffin, for a nice crisp cheesy finish!
LCHF options: Instead of bacon, you can add pre-cooked thinly sliced mushrooms (125g), or finely shredded spinach (50g or more depending on how much spinach you want), or pre-cooked chopped asparagus (8 spears)…basically most pre-cooked vegetables could be added to this mixture. And if you don't want bacon, pieces of chicken, gammon, chorizo etc can be added instead. Experiment & enjoy!
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External: 13.6m x 4m travelling height race transporter, 2,500kg 2 tier dhollandia Tail lift, 13 kva marine application generator, hydrovane compressor, self seeking satellite, wireless internet, HMS hydraulic pop up roof, 2 x 13m x 8 awnings, 8m mast, Pop up roof to give 2.2m when projected.
Workshop: The workshop area has a fixed height of 2m and will carry 1 cars of a maximum height of 1.1m, The main difference with tis transporter to ref 300 is the lower deck has been designed to accommodate large flight case for the fly away races, an engineers dyno cell is installed at the front of this area.
Top Deck: The top deck has a 1300mm height when travelling that will allow for the storage of 2 cars or flight cases and pit equipment. In circuit configuration it forms an engineers office for 12 people in the centre section, driver room at the rear & management office at the front. All the desk fold up when arriving at the circuit and each engineer has his own storage area the seats are removable to maximise loading space, this area is also fitted with circuit data TV's and satellite TV, remote printers, air conditioning.
Management office: On the goose neck is a management office that functions with the roof up only, external storage lockers are below the office. Individual air conditioning, satellite, removable table for additional storage, leather seating, sued walls as per the engineer's room.
Drivers room: In under 5 minutes a separate room can be installed at the rear of the top deck that can act as beds or seating for the drivers with room to hang overalls and have massages etc.
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The principal activity of One Day In Tenerife is organising one-day guided visits around the island mainly for viewing the scenery, for which purpose we have an eight-seater vehicle (including the driver) with all necessary permits.
Oditen also organises different types of leisure-oriented activity for both holidaymakers and residents lasting one or several days as well as sports and other events. The working languages are Spanish, English, French and Italian.
There is a detailed description of the services on the web site, where it is possible to make reservations directly. Visits can be organised to suit the tastes of the group.
- Guided visits by car around the island of Tenerife.
- Hill-walking along the different paths in Tenerife.


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I am the Director of Communications, and although I do not have a background in physical therapy, like the rest of our team, I do have a deep passion for all things health, fitness, and nutrition…..and I also happen to be the yoga instructor around here, so I think I will fit in just fine!
When I was asked to write a blog about myself, I nearly cringed.
Talking or writing about myself is not my favorite thing, but I'll do my best to give you a snippet of who I am….
Born and raised in Maryland, I come from a big, loud extended family, and I happily married into yet another large and rather noisy family, but I absolutely love it. Family is everything to me and I greatly cherish all of the moments I get to spend with those closest to me. My amazing husband, who's my number-one encourager, is a dedicated CrossFitter at Recharge. He and I revolve our lives around serving others and making memories together. Most importantly, we love to stay active! And aside from being active 99% of the time, I love to cook and blog about the recipes I make.
At a rather young age, I uncovered a hidden joy of writing I didn't know I possessed. My spunky grandmother so generously felt a need to culture her grandchildren, so I began journaling all of our crazy adventures around the world, and I even continued documenting my global escapades into adulthood. From Italy, to Amsterdam, to Poland, and all the places in between, I have filled the pages of my journals with lasting memories, and it's such a joy to read through them from time to time and reminisce.
So how did I get into sports and fitness? I have my brother to thank for that! My brother is only 20 months older than I am, so growing up, we were best friends. We fought like any brother-sister duo would, but we did everything together. I looked up to my brother (and in a way I still do!), and followed in his footsteps, playing every sport he played. My brother signed up to play soccer, so I did too. Basketball, I was right there behind him. My dad coached several of our little league teams and my mom was always there on the sidelines cheering us on, so sports were a huge deal in our house. Although my brother and I dappled in a few other sports here and there, we both ended up playing soccer and basketball for our high school teams.
After high school, neither of us pursued collegiate sports, but because I was so used to being active, I needed an outlet to expend all my energy! Enter, weight lifting….and yes, my brother started hitting the barbells in the gym too, so naturally, I followed. I also began taking up yoga to complement my time in the gym, and, after eight years of being a yoga student, with the much-needed encouragement from a dear friend, I finally took the great leap of faith to become a yoga instructor. I am now a RYT-200 Yoga Alliance-certified instructor, and I am thrilled to begin my teaching career at Recharge!
Through my own set of health setbacks over the course of my life, I've had to drastically alter my lifestyle, both nutritionally and physically, and I have adopted more of a plant-based diet. My eyes have been opened to a whole new world of plant-based cooking, and I absolutely love sharing my recipes and enlightening others about the incredible power of plant nutrition.
So that's me in a nutshell. By nature, I am an introvert, but I have a soft spot for fellowship with others. We all have a story, and as much as I am timid about sharing my own story, I love hearing how the chapters of others' are unfolding.


text:
Peter Burke, TD
Constituency: Longford-Westmeath
Minister of State with responsibility for Local Government and Planning
Peter Burke was appointed Minister of State with responsibility for Local Government and Planning on July 2nd, 2020. Peter is a TD representing Longford-Westmeath. He first joined Fine Gael and was elected to Westmeath County Council and Mullingar Town Council in June 2009. He was elected to the 32nd Dáil in February 2016.
Peter represents a new generation of public representatives eager to work for their community and country and to ensure honesty and integrity in politics.
Born in Mullingar, and having lived there all his life, Peter knows the challenges and opportunities facing people in Westmeath.
Educated at St Mary's CBS primary and secondary school in Mullingar, Peter graduated with a degree in Commerce from NUI Galway in 2004.
Subsequently, he joined Stephens Cooke & Co Chartered Accountants & Registered Auditors in Mullingar and qualified as a Chartered Accountant. He is 10 years in practice.
These roles have provided him with a knowledge and understanding of issues affecting families and communities He is a hardworking and dedicated public representative.
According to Peter, "I am proud to represent a party which encourages change, equality and empowerment of those who genuinely want to make a difference within their local communities."
News & Statements
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Sinn Féin have failed to provide or suggest any meaningful approaches to tackling the Covid crisis, instead exploiting the pandemic for political gain and ignoring public health advice, a Fine Gael Minister has said.
Sinn Féin still believes there is "no place" for Special Criminal Court to take on gangs - Burke
Sinn Féin still believes there is "no place" for Special Criminal Court to take on gangs, according to Fine Gael Minister of State Peter Burke.
Minister Burke Meets Macra na Feirme to Discuss Rural, One-off Housing
Minister Peter Burke confirms that there will be no future ban on rural or one-off housing.
Minister Burke approves over €23m in funding for the Disabled Persons Grant Scheme & Improvement Works in Lieu of Local Authority Housing Scheme
Connect With Peter
Leinster House
Kildare Street
peter.burke@oir.ie
Constituency Details
Blackhall Court
http://www.peterburke.ie


Please complete all fields. Lodging at ACE Adventure Resort; check in Sunday and check out Thursday. Package rates: 1 person $1005; 2 people $1530; 3 for $2205; 4 for $2730. Includes lodging, daily field trips, presentations and three meals each day Monday through Wednesday. Fields marked with (*) are required.


Begin your journey in magical Paris, the "City of Light," where you will embark your luxurious river cruise ship. Visit the village of Giverny, where Monet lived and worked for 43 years, and Honfleur, a charming French harbor town immortalized by generations of artists. Stroll through Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy, then take an unforgettable excursion to the famous Normandy beaches of WWII. Visit Les Andelys, home of Château Gaillard before concluding your trip back in Paris.
On AmaWaterways cruises, you will enjoy an extensive lineup of included tours. In many cases, you will have a choice of excursions, such as standard tours, bike tours, hikes and Limited Edition tours. AmaWaterways always includes a large variety of activities so that you can choose how you want to explore. No matter your preference, your days will be full of discovery and wonder.


text:
Alexandra Nicolas
In a year of budget cuts, University President Bruce Speck is encouraging entrepreneurialism to help pick up the pennies.
Since the budget announcement this June, University officials have been shaving an additional $500,000 off the budget at the request of the Board of Governors.
Departmental operating budgets have been subjected to a 10 percent cut. Soon fundraising and donations may play a part in funding University activities.
Speck hopes University staff and students will work together to build up the University.
"I would like us to be a team," he said. "I'm not the one who makes all the decisions around here."
As part of the budget redistribution the Institute of International Studies took a 36 percent cut.
"When you start looking at cutting budgets and making significant cuts you have to say 'where is the money?'" Speck said. "What's good of a hand, if the heart is no longer beating? If we don't have a healthy institution, it won't matter what kind of program we have, we won't be able to support an international program or any other program, so we had to think about the global perspective."
The cuts will mean less travel abroad for students. The 20-year-old partnership Southern had with Oxford University will end and funding will be cut for other summer trips.
Some students are required to travel internationally before graduation: foreign language majors, international studies majors and honor students all have international components to their degrees.
"Travel was part of the reason I came to MSSU," said Joshua Shawnee, senior international studies major.
Dr. Chad Stebbins, director of the Institute of International Studies will meet with Speck, John Messick, vice president for academic affairs, and affected students to discuss the cuts.
Speck says he has no plan to move away from the International Mission.
"I think we need to think a little more about how we support the program," he said.
One international trip which does have funding will be the men's basketball trip to Puerto Rico. The team raised money for the trip to the exhibition tournament.
"This is four years worth of fundraising," said men's head basketball coach Robert Corn, "Puerto Rico is a place that has been very good to us in the past."
Still subject to future changes in scholarship packaging, the Athletic Department received a budget bump of more than $200,000 to cover travel expenses.
Facilities now under construction and depreciation of buildings and other assets are part of the budget considerations.
Depreciation, by law, must be accounted for in the University budget. However it is not an actual cash cost and refers to the loss of value in property because of basic use.
"Depreciation is not our real problem, our real problem is cash flow," Speck said.
After completion Southern will have to budget for the operating of both the Health Sciences Building and the Beimdiek Student Recreation Center. Both buildings are being funded by outside sources such as private gifts and Senate Bill 389, or the previously designated fees for the Beimdiek Center.
However, state funding for the Health Sciences Building also tied the rate of tuition increase to the CPI, (consumer price index) preventing tuition hikes to make up for deficit budget.
"I think there is some chaffing about that," Speck said, "But I think most people are happy for the discipline. The common perception is that universities have not been good stewards and that tuition rates have spiraled out of control. Now I don't thing that all that's true, but that is the public perception."
Scholarships are also undergoing restructuring with 20 new policies being finalized in the past week. Among the new policies, students receiving academic scholarships will be required to enroll in 15 hours instead of the previous 12.
"We have over 750 students we lose that do not make significant academic progress," said Jim Gilbert, director of student financial assistance, "You can't set up students to fail."
The new policy will create students navigate the 30 credit hours jumps from freshman to sophomore in one year instead of leaving them six credits short. The stacking of academic scholarships will no longer be allowed, however the combining of academic scholarships along with financial aid and performance awards will be permitted.


All golfers and golf-enthusiasts are invited to participate in the 4th annual UCO Wesley Campus Ministry Golf Tournament, benefiting the UCO Wesley Campus Ministry at the University of Central Oklahoma. The tournament will be on Saturday, May 19, 2019 at The Golf Club of Edmond.
The day begins at 7 am with registration and continental breakfast and a shotgun start at 8 am. Golfers receive cart access, green fees, a range token and a full lunch included with their registration fee. Scramble teams of four are encouraged but not necessary. Individual players will be paired if a team is not already specified at registration.
Lunch will be provided at noon accompanied by awards and prizes.
Registration Deadline is May 6.
According to The Golf Club of Edmond, players are required to wear soft spikes, sleeved shirts and shoes. The fee to participate is $100 per golfer and includes cart access, green fees, range balls, breakfast and a full lunch.
Two flights of awards will be given to the first and second place teams at the end of the day as well as long drive, and closest to pin contest.
Includes sponsor name on event registration sign and acknowledgement during award ceremony.
Includes sponsor name on event registration sign and acknowledgement during award ceremony. Name and logo on hole sponsor sign at tee box.
Includes sponsor name on event registration sign and acknowledgement during award ceremony. Name and logo on practice range and putting green. Name and logo on sleeve of event T-shirts given to each participant.


The double wall design keeps the cup safe to touch with hot drinks and free of condensation with cold ones.
The cup is made light, clear and smooth for easy and pleasant use, thanks to intricate workmanship and experienced craftsmen.
Adopting superior borosilicate glass, the cup is explosive-proof to high temperature.


This map offers you to participate in an exciting race. You can invite your friends and make two teams. One of them will be cops, and the other will be prisoners. Prisoners have to develop a strategy and come up with a plan for escape.
This is quite difficult, because the prison has a huge territory, similar to a labyrinth. So I'll have to think hard to find a way out of this. You can change places and play for different teams. Definitely, it will be fun. Map Cops and Robbers 3: Escape from Alcatraz for Minecraft PE 0.14.0 will not let you get bored!


… he was also pleasuring himself to it.
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Seething and roasting with Shakespeare
Categories: History of food
This year marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, sometime resident of Southwark. Jane Levi, writer and visiting research fellow at King's College London, explores how the bard made use of the language of cookery
Illustrations: Jonny Hannah
"Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble."
Witches, Macbeth, act 4, scene 1
While the eye of newt and tiger's chaudron that found their way into the witches' wicked potion have never been commonplace, the technique of setting a pot to boil or, in the common language of Shakespeare's time, 'seethe' over the fire, is almost timeless. When, in A Midsummer Night's Dream, cold-hearted Theseus puzzles over the fact that "Lovers and madmen have such seething brains…" (act 5, scene 1) he refers to the agitation of their thoughts, like the water that bubbles in the heated pot. Although it is this characteristic motion of boiling liquid that gives us our contemporary sense of seething as being angry, we have almost lost the culinary sense of the word, and this isn't the only cookery technique whose meaning has subtly changed.
"Come in, tailor. Here you may roast your goose."
Porter, Macbeth, act 2, scene 3
The porter struggling with a hellish hangover at Macbeth's gate reminds us that in the Elizabethan era roasting was something only done before the flames of an open fire. Any cook of that period would recognise immediately that what we now call a Sunday 'roast' isn't roasted at all, but is actually baked in a closed oven, like the "The funeral baked meats [that] Did coldly furnish forth the marriage tables" at the too-hasty wedding of his mother and uncle which followed Hamlet's father's funeral. (Hamlet, act 1, scene 2).
"Truly thou art damned, like an ill-roasted egg, all on one side."
Touchstone, As You Like It, act 2, scene 3
Touchstone gives us a few more detailed hints on the technique: when roasting in front of the fire it is, of course, important to turn the food so as not to end up with something half burned and half raw. For items larger than an egg this might involve spearing the food onto a spit, a long metal pole that could then be suspended on a rack in front of the fireplace. The effort required to keep these spits turning, especially in busier kitchens, meant that the younger kitchen apprentices would be set to work as 'turn-spit', hot, sometimes hazardous and truly unpleasant work. Indicating Beatrice's impossible-to-bear force of will, Benedict declares that:
"She would have made Hercules have turned spit, yea, and have cleft his club to make the fire too."
Much Ado About Nothing, act 2, scene 1
By the 1590s, possibly earlier, an ingenious labour-saving contraption—at least from the human perspective—had been developed, operated by small dogs or curs with cropped tails. A long chain ran between the end of the spit and a wheel set up in the wall above the fireplace: the dog would run in the wheel, winding the chain, and the spit would turn. Dromio, fleeing from his greasy kitchen-wench in A Comedy of Errors, declares that he almost didn't get away and the life of a turn-spit dog was nearly his fate:
"If my breast had not been made of faith, and my heart of steel, she had transformed me to a curtail-dog and made me turn i' the wheel."
A Comedy of Errors, act 3, scene 2
Despite the delicious results, when there was roasting to be done in the Shakespearean kitchen, for at least one creature it really was a dog's life.
La peche melba
Cherry wine
The forgotten kitchen: carving


101 The Third Place will be developed under "The Great Good Place" concept which aims to provide an ideal balance between the homeplace, workplace, and social places.
Magnolias Waterfront Residences is comprised of 379 private residences, offering units from one bedroom residence to the most remarkable duplexes and penthouses. Rising 315 meters into the sky with a total 70 floors on a 7 rai plot, the residences are set to become the icon of Bangkok skyline and the prototype residences of Asia. Each and every residence comes with uncompromised and international standard specifications. And with truly legendary services provided, living at Magnolias Waterfront Residences becomes the truest masterpiece of all.


text:
//
//  TMDataBaseManager.m
//  Timi
//
//  Created by chairman on 16/5/16.
//  Copyright © 2016年 LaiYoung. All rights reserved.
//

#import "TMDataBaseManager.h"
#import "TMBill.h"
#import "TMCategory.h"
#import "Const.h"
#import "TMAddCategory.h"
#import "TMBooks.h"

@interface TMDataBaseManager()
/** 读取类别plist表 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *readCategorys;
/** 读取新增类别plist表 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSArray *readAddCategorys;
@end
@implementation TMDataBaseManager
#pragma mark - read Plist

- (NSArray *)readCategorys
{
    if (!_readCategorys) {
        _readCategorys = [TMCategory categoryList];

    }
    return _readCategorys;
}
- (NSArray *)readAddCategorys
{
    if (!_readAddCategorys) {
        _readAddCategorys = [TMAddCategory addCategorysList];
    }
    return _readAddCategorys;
}

#pragma mark - singleton

/** 单例 */
+ (instancetype)defaultManager {
    static TMDataBaseManager *manager = nil;
    static dispatch_once_t onceToken;
    dispatch_once(&onceToken, ^{
        manager = [[TMDataBaseManager alloc] init];
        [manager readCategoryFromPlistSaveToDB];
        [manager readAddCategoryFromPlistSaveToDB];
        [manager setupDefaultBooks];
    });
    return manager;
}
#pragma mark - Private Methods
// * 生成64位随机字符串作为主键 */
-(NSString *)ret64bitString {
    char data[64];
    for (int x=0; x <64; data[x++] = (char)('A' + (arc4random_uniform(26))));
    return [[NSString alloc] initWithBytes:data length:64 encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
}

#pragma mark - TMBill
- (NSInteger)numberOfAllBillCountWithBookID:(NSString *)bookID {
    if (bookID.length<=0) return 0;
    return [TMBill objectsWhere:@"books.booksID = %@",bookID].count;
}

- (void)insertWithBill:(TMBill *)bill {
    if (bill.money.doubleValue<0.0 || bill.money.doubleValue==0.0) return;
    RLMRealm *realm = RLMRealm.defaultRealm;

    WEAKSELF
    [realm transactionWithBlock:^{
        bill.billID = [weakSelf ret64bitString];
        [TMBill createInDefaultRealmWithValue:bill];
    }];
}

- (void)deleteWithBill:(TMBill *)bill {
    if (bill.billID.length<=0) return;
    RLMRealm *realm = RLMRealm.defaultRealm;
    [realm transactionWithBlock:^{
        [realm deleteObject:bill];
    }];
}

- (RLMResults *)queryAllBillsWithBookID:(NSString *)bookID {
    if (bookID.length<=0)return nil;
    return [TMBill objectsWhere:@"books.booksID = %@",bookID];
}

- (RLMResults *)queryAllBillsWithBookID:(NSString *)bookID paymentType:(PaymentType)type {
    if (bookID.length <= 0) return nil;
    return [TMBill objectsWhere:@"books.booksID = %@ and isIncome = %li",bookID,type];
}

- (RLMResults *)queryBillWithBookID:(NSString *)bookID andBeginSwithContains:(NSString *)dateStr andCategoryTitle:(NSString *)categotyTitle {
    if (dateStr.length<=0 || categotyTitle.length<=0 || bookID.length <= 0) return nil;
    RLMResults *results = nil;
    if ([dateStr isEqualToString:@"ALL"]) {
        NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"books.booksID = %@ and category.categoryTitle = %@",bookID,categotyTitle];
        results = [TMBill objectsWithPredicate:predicate];
    } else {
        NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"books.booksID = %@ and dateStr BEGINSWITH %@ and category.categoryTitle = %@",bookID,[dateStr substringToIndex:7],categotyTitle];
        results = [TMBill objectsWithPredicate:predicate];
    }
    return results;
}

- (RLMResults *)queryBillWithBookID:(NSString *)bookID andBeginSwithContains:(NSString *)dateStr andPaymentType:(PaymentType)type {
    if (dateStr.length <=0 || bookID.length <=0 ) return nil;
    NSPredicate *predicate = nil;
    if (type==allPayment) {
        return [self queryAllBillsWithBookID:bookID];
    } else {
        if ([dateStr isEqualToString:@"ALL"]) {
            predicate= [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"books.booksID = %@ and isIncome = %li",bookID,type];
        } else {
            predicate= [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"books.booksID = %@ and dateStr BEGINSWITH %@ and isIncome = %li",bookID,[dateStr substringToIndex:7],type];
        }
    }
    RLMResults *results = [TMBill objectsWithPredicate:predicate];

    return results;
}

- (NSDictionary *)queryNonRepeatWithBookID:(NSString *)bookID {
    if (bookID.length <= 0) return @{};
    /**
     *  筛选重复数据
     *  1.把要筛选的数据提取出来放进一个数组array1
     *  2.初始化一个新数组array2,用于存放筛选出的数据,使用数组的containsObject方法判断数据是否重复,不重复就放进array2数组 ,用`NSMutableSet`也可以。`NSMutableSet`会直接过滤掉重复的数据
     *  3.初始化一个字典resultsDic,用于存放最终数据。for in 筛选之后的数组array2 使用 NSPredicate进行筛选
     使用筛选之后第一个对象的dateStr作为key,符合条件的对象为values。
     */
    RLMResults *results = [self queryAllBillsWithBookID:bookID];
    NSMutableArray *dates1 = [NSMutableArray array];
    //1.把要筛选的数据提取出来放进一个数组dates1
    for (TMBill *bill in results) {
        [dates1 addObject:bill.dateStr];
    }
    //2.初始化一个新数组dates2,用于存放筛选出的数据,使用数组的containsObject方法判断数据是否重复,不重复就放进array2数组
    NSMutableArray *dates2 = [NSMutableArray array];
    for (NSInteger i=0; i<dates1.count; i++) {
        if (![dates2 containsObject:dates1[i]]) {
            [dates2 addObject:dates1[i]];
        }
    }
    //3.初始化一个字典resultsDic,用于存放最终数据。for in 筛选之后的数组array2 使用 NSPredicate进行筛选,使用筛选之后第一个对象的dateStr作为key,符合条件的对象为values。
    NSMutableDictionary *resultsDic = [NSMutableDictionary dictionary];
    for (NSString *dateStr in dates2) {
        NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"dateStr == %@",dateStr];
        RLMResults *cellResults = [results objectsWithPredicate:predicate];
        [resultsDic setObject:cellResults forKey:[(TMBill *)cellResults[0] dateStr]];
    }

    return resultsDic;
}

- (NSString *)queryCategoryImageWithCategotyTitle:(NSString *)categoryTitle {
    if (categoryTitle.length==0) return nil;
    RLMResults *results = [TMCategory objectsWhere:@"categoryTitle = %@",categoryTitle];
    TMCategory *category = results[0];
    return category.categoryImageFileNmae;
}

- (NSDictionary *)getPieDataWithBookID:(NSString *)bookID andDateSting:(NSString *)dateString andPaymentType:(PaymentType)type {
    if (dateString.length<=0 || bookID.length <= 0) return @{};

    NSMutableSet *mutableSet = [NSMutableSet set];
    if ([dateString isEqualToString:@"ALL"]) {
        if (type==allPayment) {
            RLMResults *results = [self queryAllBillsWithBookID:bookID];
            //* 过滤重复数据 */
            for (TMBill *bill in results) {
                [mutableSet addObject:bill.category.categoryTitle];
            }
        } else {
            RLMResults *results = [self queryAllBillsWithBookID:bookID paymentType:type];
            //* 过滤重复数据 */
            for (TMBill *bill in results) {
                [mutableSet addObject:bill.category.categoryTitle];
            }
        }
    } else {
        RLMResults *results = [self queryBillWithBookID:bookID andBeginSwithContains:[dateString substringToIndex:7] andPaymentType:type];
        for (TMBill *bill in results) {
            [mutableSet addObject:bill.category.categoryTitle];
        }
    }
    NSMutableDictionary *dic = [NSMutableDictionary dictionary];
    for (NSString *categotyTitle in mutableSet) {
        TMBill *bill = [TMBill new];
        NSUInteger count = [self countWithCategoryTitleOfBookID:bookID andCategoryTitle:categotyTitle andDateStr:dateString];
        float money = [TMCalculate queryAllMoneyWithCategotyTitleOfBookID:bookID andCategoryTitle:categotyTitle andDateStr:dateString];

        NSString *imageFileName = [self queryCategoryImageWithCategotyTitle:categotyTitle];
        float percent = [TMCalculate calculateCategoryPercentWithBookID:bookID andDateString:dateString andCategoryTitle:categotyTitle andPaymentType:type];
        bill.count = count;
        bill.money = @(money);
        bill.category.percent = percent;
        bill.category.categoryTitle = categotyTitle;
        bill.category.categoryImageFileNmae = imageFileName;
        [dic setValue:bill forKey:categotyTitle];
    }
    return dic;
}

#pragma mark - TMCategory

- (NSInteger)numberOfAllCategoryCount {
    return [[TMCategory allObjects] count];
}

- (void)deleteWithCategory:(TMCategory *)category {
    if (category.categoryTitle.length==0) return;
    RLMRealm *realm = RLMRealm.defaultRealm;
    [realm transactionWithBlock:^{
        [realm deleteObject:category];
    }];
}

- (RLMResults *)queryAllCategorys {
   return [TMCategory allObjects];
}

- (NSInteger)countWithCategoryTitleOfBookID:(NSString *)bookID andCategoryTitle:(NSString *)categoryTitle andDateStr:(NSString *)dateStr {
    if (categoryTitle.length<=0 || dateStr.length<=0 || bookID.length <= 0) return 0;
    if ([dateStr isEqualToString:@"ALL"]) {
        NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"books.booksID = %@ and category.categoryTitle = %@",bookID,categoryTitle];
        return [TMBill objectsWithPredicate:predicate].count;
    }
    NSPredicate *predicate = [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"books.booksID = %@ and category.categoryTitle = %@ and dateStr BEGINSWITH %@ ",bookID,categoryTitle,[dateStr substringToIndex:7]];
    return [TMBill objectsWithPredicate:predicate].count;
}

- (NSInteger)numberOfCategoryCountWithPaymentType:(PaymentType)type {
    return [TMCategory objectsWhere:@"isIncome = %i",type].count;
}

- (RLMResults *)queryCategorysWithPaymentType:(PaymentType)type {
    return [TMCategory objectsWhere:@"isIncome = %i",type];
}

- (void)insertCategory:(TMCategory *)category {
    if (category.categoryTitle.length <= 0) return;
    RLMRealm *realm = RLMRealm.defaultRealm;
    WEAKSELF
    [realm transactionWithBlock:^{
        category.categoryID = [weakSelf ret64bitString];
        [TMCategory createInDefaultRealmWithValue:category];
    }];
}
/** 当数据库类别为0时,从plist读取数据,保存到数据库 */
- (void)readCategoryFromPlistSaveToDB {
    if ([self numberOfAllCategoryCount]!=0)return;
    for (TMCategory *category in self.readCategorys) {
        [self insertCategory:category];
    }
}

#pragma mark - TMAddCategory

- (NSInteger)numberOfAddCategoryCountWithPaymentType:(PaymentType)type {
    if (type==allPayment) return [TMAddCategory allObjects].count;
    return [TMAddCategory objectsWhere:@"isIncome = %i",type].count;
}

- (RLMResults *)queryAddCategorysWithPaymentType:(PaymentType)type {
    return [TMAddCategory objectsWhere:@"isIncome = %i",type];
}

- (void)insertAddCategory:(TMAddCategory *)addCategory {
    RLMRealm *realm = RLMRealm.defaultRealm;
    WEAKSELF
    [realm transactionWithBlock:^{
        addCategory.categoryID = [weakSelf ret64bitString];
        [TMAddCategory createInDefaultRealmWithValue:addCategory];
    }];
}
/** 当数据库为0时,从plist表读取数据,保存到数据库 */
- (void)readAddCategoryFromPlistSaveToDB {
    if ([self numberOfAddCategoryCountWithPaymentType:allPayment]!=0) return;
    for (TMAddCategory *addCategory in self.readAddCategorys) {
        [self insertAddCategory:addCategory];
    }
}
- (void)deleteWithAddCategory:(TMAddCategory *)addCategory {
    RLMRealm *realm =RLMRealm.defaultRealm;
    [realm transactionWithBlock:^{
        [realm deleteObject:addCategory];
    }];
}

#pragma mark - TMBooks

- (NSInteger)numberOfAllBooksCount {
    return [TMBooks allObjects].count;
}
- (void)insertBooks:(TMBooks *)book {
    RLMRealm *realm = RLMRealm.defaultRealm;
    WEAKSELF
    [realm transactionWithBlock:^{
        book.booksID = [weakSelf ret64bitString];
        [TMBooks createInDefaultRealmWithValue:book];
    }];
}
- (RLMResults *)queryAllBooks {
    return [TMBooks allObjects];
}
- (void)setupDefaultBooks {
    if ([self numberOfAllBooksCount]!=0) return;
    TMBooks *book = [TMBooks new];
    book.bookName = @"日常账本";
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Cosmoglobe is a media production company (founded in 2000) – specialized on travel and tourism formats for TV and online distribution channels for moving images.
Since moving images / videos contribute by three-quarters to the internet traffic by 2017 – having such communication tool is essential for any business and therefore also for those in the travel & tourism industry.
cosmoglobe is also the brand of the one and only travel & tourism show on german television and therefore the only option for worldwide destinations to expose themselves to a larger public of the german audience.
Since Germany is still considered the most potential market for travel & tourism products – exposure to this market in the most attractive way is essential for success.
Interested: Partnering, Cooperation, and Sponsoring to realize tv-shows about destinations around the world.


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Founder Eric T. Reynolds
Official website www.hrbpress.com
Publication types Books
Fiction genres Science Fiction, Fantasy
Nonfiction topics Archaeology and history
Headquarters location Overland Park, Kansas, United States
Hello from hadley rille books
Hadley Rille Books is an independent book publisher that publishes archaeology, science fiction, fantasy, and historical anthologies and novels. They are also known for their series of archaeological fiction, discovering new talent, and for publishing a large number of female authors in a male dominated industry.
Critical reception
Hadley Rille Books is based in Overland Park, Kansas, and was launched by editor/publisher Eric T. Reynolds in 2005. The company is named after the Moon's Hadley Rille feature as a nod to the publisher's roots in science fiction. They now also publish a number of speculative fiction genres, such as fantasy and steampunk. As of 2010, Hadley Rille Books has published over 200 authors, 45% of them making their debut in a HRB anthology, and the majority are female authors.
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Hadley Rille Books aggressively discovers new talent and has published writers from nearly all timezones of the world, writers from countries such as the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Argentina, Israel, New Zealand, Australia, China, Greece, and Spain plus the South Pacific.
Publishers Weekly gave a positive review to Eolyn by Karin Rita Gastreich.
Library Journal gave a positive review to Finder by Terri-Lynne DeFino.
Library Journal gave a positive review to Transcendence by Christopher McKitterick.
Listed on the Locus Poll as a choice for Best Book Publisher.
Publishers Weekly gave a positive review to Thrall by Kimberly Todd Wade.
Publishers Weekly gave a starred review to Destination: Future, edited by Z.S. Adani and Eric T. Reynolds.
Publishers Weekly gave a starred review to Push of the Sky by Camille Alexa.
Publishers Weekly gave a positive review to Buffalito Destiny by Lawrence M. Schoen. (Publishers Weekly, June 2009)
Library Journal gave a positive review to The Song and the Sorceress by Kim Vandervort.
HerStoria magazine gave a positive review to The Priestess and the Slave by Jenny Blackford.
Publishers Weekly review of Renaissance Festival Tales, edited by Eric T. Reynolds and Gerri Leen, cited stories by Kim Vandervort and Julia Dvorin as "delightful little romances".
Booklist gave a positive review to The Song and the Sorceress by Kim Vandervort (Booklist, August 2009).
Booklist gave a positive review to Like Mayflies in a Stream by Shauna Roberts (Booklist, October 15, 2009).
Booklist gave a positive review to Buffalito Destiny by Lawrence M. Schoen (Booklist, May 15, 2009).
Booklist gave a positive review to Footprints, edited by Jay Lake and Eric T. Reynolds (Booklist, June 19, 2009).
Booklist gave a positive review to The Best of Abyss & Apex, edited by Wendy S. Delmater (Booklist, April 15, 2009).
Publishers Weekly a positive review to the stories in Origins: Tales of Human Evolution, edited by Eric T. Reynolds.
The short story "The Moment" by Lawrence M. Schoen from Footprints was nominated for the 2010 Hugo Award for Best Short Story.
The short story "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" from Golden Age SF by Terry Bisson was reprinted in Year's Best SF 12, edited by David G. Hartwell and Kathryn Cramer; several stories were listed in The Year's Best Science Fiction #24, edited by Gardner Dozois as honorable mentions.
The short stories "Of Late, I Dreamt of Venus" by James Van Pelt from Visual Journeys and "The Wall" by Justin Staunchfield from Ruins Extraterrestrial were reprinted in The Year's Best Science Fiction #25, edited by Gardner Dozois; ten other stories appearing in Hadley Rille Books anthologies that year were listed as honorable mentions.
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Map & Locations (530) 752-7658
The Graduate School of Management hosts high-level executives and business leaders to campus for special speaking engagements.
These speakers share their experiences—their ups, downs, struggles and successes. Attendees enjoy participating in question-and-answer sessions as well as one-on-one conversations.
Recent Distinguished Speakers
Dean's Distinguished Speaker: Robert Cialdini
"The Power of Social Versus Financial Factors in Behavior Change"
Dean's Distinguished Speaker: John Foraker
"Appetite for Organic Foods Brings Big Opportunities"
With more than 20 years of natural and organic business experience and a sharp focus on sustainability and social responsibility, John Foraker has been the longtime president of Annie's, Inc., a leader in organic and natural foods.
Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors, Guess?, Inc.
Mr. Alberini, age 63, has served as the Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors of Guess?, Inc. since February 2019. He previously served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lucky Brand from February 2014 until February 2019. Mr. Alberini served as the Co-Chief Executive Officer of RH from June 2010 through October 2012 and from July 2013 through January 2014, and he served as the sole Chief Executive Officer of RH from October 2012 through July 2013.
Peer-to-Pier: Marketing in a Global Age
Featuring Aimeé Lapic, former CMO Banana Republic
February 15, 2017 - 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Our 14th annual Peer-to-Pier signature event featured Dean's Distinguished Speaker Aimeé Lapic, who shared her insights learned as a global marketing leader at Banana Republic and the Gap. We thank Blue Shield of California for sponsoring and hosting the event at their headquarters in San Francisco.
GSM Alumni Association Awards
Dean's Distinguished Speaker: Matthew Johnston
November 17, 2016 - 6:30pm - 8:00pm Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Seed Industry
Chief Executive Officer, HM.CLAUSE
"Global Reach, Local Touch: Scaling Up in the Seed Business"
Time and Location:
6:30 p.m. Networking
7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Presentation
Walter A. Buehler Alumni Center – AGR Room
UC Davis Campus
Dean's Distinguished Speaker
Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr.
"Management Challenges from the Tarmac to 30,000 feet"
A Conversation with Allegiant Airlines Chairman and CEO
April 15, 2016 - 6:30pm - 8:00pm Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr.
Learn valuable leadership advice from Maurice J. Gallagher, Jr., a UC Davis alumnus who contributed $10 million as the benefactor of our campus home, Gallagher Hall.
Video of the event
Dean Ann Huff Stevens converses candidly with Gallagher on topics including his advice on how to overcome management challenges, lessons learned from when something didn't go as planned, and what has been surprising about managing from small teams to a large operation.
13th Annual Peer-to-Pier Networking Event
"Storytelling in a Data Driven Era"
Join us for our 13th annual Peer-to-Pier Networking event and learn about "Storytelling in a Data Driven Era" from an expert panel of alumni and faculty.
Video: Storytelling in a Data Driven Era
555 Mission Ave.
Kirsten Saenz Tobey, Founder, Revolution Foods
"Revolution Foods and the Women Building the Future"
November 19, 2015 - 6:30pm - 8:00pm Mike and Renee Child Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
The UC Davis Graduate School of Management invites you to hear Kirsten Saenz Tobey, founder and chief impact officer of Revolution Foods speak on "Revolution Foods and the Women Building the Future"
UC Davis Conference Center - Ballroom B
550 Alumni Lane, Davis
Dean's Distinguished Speaker Event: Marc Onetto, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Operations and Customer Service, Amazon
February 7, 2013 - 6:00pm - 8:30pm Visiting Speakers
10th Annual Peer-to-Pier Networking
"The Age of Amazon": Having conquered the publishing and e-book business, Amazon.com has morphed into a tech titan, the dominant online megaretailer, a global digital entertainment powerhouse with the Kindle Fire tablets, music, video and cloud computing—and that's just the beginning.With Kiva Systems robots fulfilling orders, Amazon's warehouses are now among the world's most advanced.A Gartner Research vice president describes Amazon.com: "They're a new type of media company. It's a new species almost."
Vivek Ranadivé, Owner And Chairman of the Sacramento Kings
"Five Forces Shaping Western Civilization"
April 22, 2015 - 6:30pm - 8:00pm
"Welcome to Civilization 3.0: A Conversation with Sacramento Kings Owner and Chairman Vivek Ranadivé" – Q&A moderated by Dean Ann Huff Stevens
T. Gary Rogers, Former Chairman, Safeway Inc., and Former Chairman and CEO, Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream
"Lessons Learned in 40 Years of Business Building"
"Lessons Learned in 40 Years of Business Building"
A leader in innovation and entrepreneurship for more than four decades, T. Gary Rogers is an icon in the food industry. Since 2013 he has served as chairman of Pleasanton, Calif.-based Safeway Inc., which has more than 2,400 stores and 250,000 employees. For 30 years, Rogers grew Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream from a 75-employee company with $6 million in sales to one of the world's largest ice cream companies with more than 9,000 employees.
Angel R. Martinez – Chairman, CEO & President, Deckers Brands
"Leadership: What Got You Here Won't Get You There"
October 7, 2014 - 7:00pm - 8:00pm
"Leadership: What Got You Here Won't Get You There"
"The most effective leaders lead through a highly developed sense of compassion and empathy. Only when people truly believe that you understand their real needs and are committed to seeing those needs met can you begin to harness the power of the collective genius that is at the core of every organization's potential." – Angel R. Martinez
Martinez interviewed on CNBC's "Mad Money"
Harold Schmitz, Chief Science Officer, Mars, Incorporated
"On a Mission From Mars: The Business of Chocolate"
Rod Canion, Co-founder, First President and CEO, Compaq Computer
"Apple vs. Open Industry Standard - History Repeats"
November 21, 2013 Open: How Compaq Ended IBM's PC Domination and Helped Invent Modern Computing
Author of "Open: How Compaq Ended IBM's PC Domination and Helped Invent Modern Computing"
About Rod Canion
Rod Ca
John Mackey, Co-founder and Co-CEO, Whole Foods Market
Q&A moderated by Dean and Professor Steven Currall
Author of Conscious Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirit of Business
CalPERS' Anne Simpson Stresses Management Responsibility
Corporations Require Accountability for the Exercise of Power
By most measurable accounts, the modern corporation is a wild success, with products and services that touch every moment of our lives and companies with so much wealth that some are valued at more than the GDP of industrialized nations.
WalMart, for example, posted $444 billion in net sales last year, slightly more than the GDP of Norway. Apple has a value greater than the GDP of Poland, and selling the company at its market value of about $490 billion would more than pay off Greece's crisis-causing debt.
Bernard J. Tyson
President & COO, Kaiser Permanente
January 26, 2012 Visiting Speakers
Speaker: 6:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Q&A with audience: 7:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
5 Embarcadero Center, 2nd Level
Bay View Room
Networking Reception
Bernard J. Tyson, President & COO, Kaiser Permanente
5 Embarcadero Center
Hal Varian, Chief Economist, Google, Inc.
"Predicting the Present with Google Trends"
November 17, 2010 - 5:30pm - 8:00pm
About Hal Varian
Hal R. Varian is the chief economist at Google, Inc. He started in May 2002 as a consultant and has been involved in many aspects of the company, including auction design, econometric analysis, finance, corporate strategy and public policy. He is also an emeritus professor at UC Berkeley in three departments: business, economics, and information management. He received his S.B. degree from MIT in 1969 and his M.A. in mathematics and Ph.D. in economics from UC Berkeley in 1973. He has also taught at MIT, Stanford, Oxford, Michigan and other universities around the world.
UC Davis Conference Center
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MBA@UCDavis Online Application Final Deadline – April 2020 Cohort
MPAc Application Deadline – Round 3
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MBA Application Deadline – Round 3
Full-Time MBA, Sacramento Part-Time MBA, Bay Area Part-Time MBA
Behavioral and Case Interviewing: Rikin Vasani
January 22, 2020 - 9:00am - 4:00pm Antoine Broustra Elizabeth Moon
Rikin Vasani has collaborated with thousands of individuals to create extraordinary career and personal results. His integrative approach draws upon his unique experiences as a management consultant, Fortune 500 executive trainer, career skills lecturer for 30+ academic programs, mindfulness instructor, life coach, grief counselor and acting teacher.
Online MBA Information Session Webinar
January 22, 2020 - 6:00pm - 7:00pm Eugenia Luu
We invite you to join this live, online information session hosted by the MBA@UCDavis Admissions team. You'll be able to:
Learn more about the UC Davis Online MBA student experience.
Experience our virtual campus and interactive classroom environment.
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Have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.
MBA@UCDavis
GSM Community Event
GSM Alumni @ South Bay Networking Event
Emotional Intelligence in the Digital Age
January 22, 2020 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm
WilmerHale
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Start your year off by building your network with your GSM Alumni network and how to maximize you and your team's EQ skill set.
Casey A. Field MBA 16 shares his expertise about the importance of EQ on your team, including communicating by email, text, or virtual meetings.
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Sue being interviewed by Rich Fahle, Executive Producer, "PBS Books," at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs convention, Portland, Oregon, March, 2019.
The "Smart Girls" panel at the AWP Conference in Chicago. From left to right: Rosellen Brown, Sue, Dorothy Allison, Patricia Foster, Karen McElmurray.
Accepting my honorary doctorate, 2001, from Aquinas College, for my work in literature and child abuse victim advocacy.
SPEECHES, READINGS, WORKSHOPS
Armstrong State Univ.
Carlow University
Eastern Washington Univ.
Georgia College & State Univ.
Grand Valley State Univ.
Interlochen Center for the Arts
Memphis Univ.
Michigan State Univ.
Oakland Community College Writers Conf.
Randolph-Macon Women's College
Salem State Univ.
SUNY, Cortland
Syracuse Univ.
Univ. of Alabama
Univ. of Iowa
Univ. of Nebraska
Univ. of Nevada
Univ. of Southern Maine
Univ. of Tennessee-Chattanooga
SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS & WRITERS' CONFERENCES
AAUW, Foxboro, MA
Associated Writing Programs
Bear Lake Writers Conf.
Child & Parent Center
Child Sex Abuse Project, Ithaca
Children's Assessment Center
DePelchin Children's Center & Brigid's Place, Houston
Far Field Writers Retreat
From Denial to Dialogue: The Jewish Community Confronts Domestic Violence
Great Basin Book Fair, Nevada
Great Lakes Booksellers Assoc. Trade Show
International Women's Writing Guild
Jewish Community Center, Charleston, SC
Jewish Comm. Center Book Fair, Detroit
Jewish Community Center, Omaha
Jewish Family & Career Services, Atlanta
Jewish Women Int'l./MA Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Kachemak Bay Writers Conf.
Kalamazoo County Child Abuse and Neglect Council
Kent County Intermediate School District
Kerrytown Book Festival
Lake County Council Against Sexual Assault
Livingston Children's Advocacy Network
Minnesota Northwoods Writers Conf.
MI Conf. on Child Abuse & Neglect
MI Writers Series
Neb. Commission on Crime
Nat'l Council of Jewish Women, Detroit
Nat'l Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity
New England Conf. on Child Sexual Abuse
Prosecuting Attorneys & Victim Advocates, MI
Rain Taxi Book Festival
Rally of Writers
Stonecoast Writers Conference
Vermont College Post-Graduate Writers Conference
My first book is published! Here I am at the Univ. of Georgia Press booth at the American Booksellers Association trade show, Chicago, 1997.
ABOUT SUE
Please contact Sue at SueWilliamSilverman(at)gmail.com.
To contact Sue Silverman for a media interview or a professional speaking engagement, please call at 616.847.1991, or e-mail her at SueWilliamSilverman(at)gmail.com.
PUBLICATION OVERVIEW
Sue is the author of four memoirs: How to Survive Death and Other Inconveniences, forthcoming, March 2020, the Unversity of Nebraska Press, American Lives Series; The Pat Boone Fan Club: My Life as a White Anglo-Saxon Jew, the University of Nebraska Press, American Lives Series; Because I Remember Terror, Father, I Remember You, winner of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs Award Series in Creative Nonfiction. Her memoir Love Sick: One Woman's Journey through Sexual Addiction was also made into a Lifetime TV Original Movie. Her craft book is Fearless Confessions: A Writer's Guide to Memoir, and her poetry collections are If the Girl Never Learns and Hieroglyphics in Neon.
As a professional speaker and writer, Sue has appeared on many nationally syndicated radio and TV programs including The View, Anderson Cooper 360 on CNN; a John Stossel Special on ABC-TV; CNN-Headline News; the Montel Williams Show; the Ricki Lake Show; and the Morning Show with Mike and Juliet. She was also featured in an episode of "The Secret Lives of Women" on WE-TV. Sue was also interviewed by Rich Fahle for PBS Books.
Sue teaches in the low-residency MFA in Writing Program at Vermont College of Fine Arts.
FOLLOW SUE ON THE WEB (scroll to bottom of page for direct links)
Facebook, at https://www.facebook.com/SueWilliamSilvermanAuthor/
Facebook Author Page: https://www.facebook.com/SueWilliamSilvermanAuthor/?modal=admin_todo_tour
Twitter, at @SueSilverman
Instagram, at https://www.instagram.com/suewilliamsilverman/
As a professional speaker, I address such topics as incest and child abuse, domestic violence, spirituality, recovery, family dynamics, and sexual addiction. I also conduct creative nonfiction writing workshops and focus on the importance of women's voices. Here are some responses to my presentations:
"I am staggered by Sue's capacity to see beauty and goodness despite what had happened to her. She is an extraordinarily articulate, sensitive, and engaging speaker. I've seen few readers field difficult questions with as much grace. She inspires me." ~~Alison Swan, Shaman Drum Bookshop
"Ms. Silverman held her audience enthralled by her evocative speech and by her sensitive answers to questions. One of the most difficult tasks in a reading of such a memoir is to project the feeling of an abused and terrorized child to an audience. Ms. Silverman achieves her goal with skill and warmth." ~~Brendan F. Gilbane, Dean, CGS, Boston Univ.
"Unlike many other writers Ms. Silverman is a polished, effective, and captivating speaker. To say that the atmosphere during the reading was 'electric' is not, by any means, an understatement. I would not hesitate to engage her for a public reading, lecture, or panel. Among contemporary women writers and speakers, she is exemplary." ~~Dr. Kathleen Blumreich, Professor of English, Grand Valley State Univ.
"Sue bridges that gap between the clinical perspective and the deeper existential reality of the human experience of childhood sexual abuse. She communicates with clarity and insight and brings her audience to a deeper understanding of sexual abuse. I highly recommend her message to other clinicians." ~~Dr. Wayne B. Kinzie, Diplomate in Clinical Psychology
"Compelling. Heart-wrenching. Shocking. Illuminating. Poignant. Motivating. Articulate. Courageous." ~~Children's Assessment Center Fundraiser
"Sue's presentation was excellent. The teachers were very positive in their evaluation of the session. They not only found her to be an excellent presenter, but very helpful in content." ~~Cheryl Blair, Kent Intermediate School District
"Sue's presentation in our 'From Denial to Dialogue: The Jewish Community Confronts Domestic Violence' conference was a wonderful gift to the Atlanta community, Jewish and non-Jewish. The powerful and passionate manner in which she spoke touched so many people. While she provided us with a picture of how a community's lack of response to domestic violence can destroy the community, she also left us with hope for what changes can take place in a community." ~~Wendy Lipshutz, Jewish Family & Career Services
"Sue Silverman is not only a gifted writer, she's a captivating speaker. She has a gentle way of commanding attention. She also listens carefully to questions from the audience and responds with sensitivity and intelligence. She is serious about her subject matter yet she is also funny at times, and always positive. She succeeds in being 'uplifting' and 'inspiring' about a problem most people cannot conceive of in those terms. She is an extraordinary woman." ~~Dr. William Sechrist, SUNY, Cortland
"I was extremely impressed with Sue's candor, her friendliness, and knowledge. Her audience loved her and her presentation." ~~Dr. Sunny Andrews, Director, School of Social Work, Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha
"Of all the authors I have heard read, Sue Silverman is by far my very favorite. Her voice is soothing and calm, and her words are exceedingly beautiful. Our event was extremely successful and very well received by the audience who were comfortable enough with Silverman to ask some pretty tough questions after the reading--all of which she answered with sensitivity and candor." Paula Wilkerson, Schuler Books
"Sue Silverman's talk and reading made for an electrifying evening for students who are English majors concerned with the artistic shaping of a memoir...as well as to psychology, sociology, and social work students concerned with the shaping of a human heart." Rod Kessler, Professor of English, Salem State College
"Reading her book, you wonder how she has survived. Meeting her and hearing her speak, you begin to understand: Sue Silverman is an extraordinary person who is saved by her creativity and her inviolable belief in humanity." ~~Anna Monardo, Professor, The Writers Workshop, Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha


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Twins' Kyle Gibson Signs $28M Deal with Texas Rangers
The Texas Rangers have added another veteran pitcher to their starting rotation with the signing of right-hander and ex-Minnesota Twin Kyle Gibson.
The 32-year-old free agent got a $28 million, three-year contract and could make an extra $4 million in performance and roster bonuses. He spent the first seven years of his big league career with the Minnesota Twins.
Gibson goes into a rotation with fellow 30-something pitchers Mike Minor and Lance Lynn. Both threw 208 innings last season. Gibson was 13-7 in 34 games last season and started 29. He has averaged more than 172 innings over the past six seasons.
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L'Institut Balear de la Dona és un organisme autònom del Govern de les Illes Balears que va néixer amb els objectius d'elaborar i executar les mesures necessàries per fer efectius els principis d'igualtat de l'home i de la dona, impulsar i promoure la participació de la dona a tots els àmbits i eliminar qualsevol forma de discriminació de la dona a les Illes Balears.

La seva creació fou aprovada pel Ple del Parlament de les Illes Balears el dia 20 d'abril de l'any 2000. La seva seu fou inaugurada per Francesc Antich el 21 de desembre del mateix any. El 19 de juliol de 2019, Maria Duran i Febrer fou nomenada directora de l'entitat.

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With more than 100 years of experience in sample preparation, RETSCH is the world's leading manufacturer of instruments for homogenizing laboratory samples for analysis as well as for analyzing the particle size of solid substances by test sieving.
The RETSCH product portfolio includes a great variety of mills and jaw crushers, capable of reducing materials down to any required fineness, sieve shakers and test sieves as well as assisting technologies to optimize the handling of samples.
RETSCH instruments stand for representative sample preparation in compliance with relevant standards and contamination-free comminution processes – they are essential tools for preparing samples for laboratory analysis and stand for reliability, precision and durability.
Since 1990 RETSCH is part of the continuously growing technology group VERDER and forms the core of the group's Laboratory Division VERDER SCIENTIFIC. Other companies belonging to this division are Retsch Technology GmbH, ATM GmbH, Eltra GmbH and Carbolite Gero Ltd.
Neutral-to-analysis sample preparation and characterization of solids.
Tough? Fatty? Fibrous? No Problem for the new GM 200!


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when i tested it locally from HTML file it was fine on both mobile and desktop my guess it's a compatibility issue between the code i used and wordpress
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DEXTER — Advance care planning isn't just for those with life-limiting illnesses – but for all of us. Pine Tree Hospice is offering a free informative seminar at Dexter Health Care, located at 64 Park Street, from 1-3:30 p.m. on Monday, April 15.
Advance care planning involves ongoing conversations and review of written wishes and goals for your life, end of life, and death. It encompasses several areas of concern including financial, property and health care decisions, how you want to be treated, how you want to be remembered and what you want to have done after your death. For you and your loved ones, advance care planning is the way you can make a difficult time easier.


The Saunders Hotel Group has named Daniel Donahue its president. In this role, he will be responsible for all areas of management, operations and marketing for all Saunders Hotel Group's properties. With more than 25 years of experience, Donahue most recently served as VP and GM, Lenox Hotel. Prior to joining the Saunders Hotel Group, Donahue was a member of the Starwood Hotels team and held senior managerial roles with Washington area hotels. Following his work in Washington, he worked for the Jurys Doyle Hotel Group before joining Saunders Hotel Group.
Currently, Donahue is chairman of the board of the Massachusetts Lodging Association and immediate past-president of the Skal Club of Boston. He also serves on the board of the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau.