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Baby Peggy's Greedy Parents Spent All of Her Fortune
By the age of five, Baby Peggy, one of the biggest stars of the silent film era, was making millions. She knew from a very young age that she was "the breadwinner in the family." But being the breadwinner came at a cost. So long childhood, farewell anonymity, normalcy, and any chance of being a plain old kid.
However, that wasn't Peggy's main problem. If she had loving parents who cared for her, then maybe the stardom would have been worth it. But Peggy's parents wasted all the fortune she amassed on luxury cars and vacations. They wasted every little penny. They milked her to the very end. By the age of seven, she was already a washed-out has been.
This is her life.
A Chubby-Cheeked Wonder
Baby Peggy-Jean Montgomery crawled onto our screens at the young age of two and a half! A precocious little toddler, she starred as baby Peggy in 1921 after Century Studio cast her in the short film Brownie's Little Venus opposite Brownie the Wonder Dog.
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The nation quickly fell in love with this chubby-cheeked little wonder, and by the age of five, Peggy-Jean had starred in over 150 projects, mostly melodramas and short comedies, courtesy of Universal, Century, and Principal Pictures. She soon became a multi-millionaire.
Her Home Was a Beverly Hills Villa
Home for baby Peggy was a mansion in Beverly Hills, right next door to Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. To get to work, the child starlet was picked up by a $30,000 limousine driven by a well-dressed chauffeur, who would comfortably take her to her movie sets.
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As if that wasn't crazy enough for a kid, Peggy-Jean would also receive piles of fan mail. The amount was ridiculous! Nearly two million letters a year. Magazines begged to have her face on their covers. She spent months on the road on national tours, and she even endorsed her very own "Baby Peggy" dolls.
She Never Got to Play With Other Kids
Baby Peggy was adored by all of America. She even got to wave the American flag, standing proudly beside Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1924 at the Democratic National Convention in New York. In short, Peggy-Jean was wanted – everywhere.
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However, fame came at a price. And for a little kid, that price was a normal childhood. Unlike her older sister Louise, Peggy never got to play with other kids in the playground. She didn't get to enjoy the benefits that come with being anonymous, like fooling around and acting out.
Her Parents Were Big Spenders
Like other major child stars of the era, whose riches were stolen from them by their guardians (for example, Baby Marie Osborne and Jackie Coogan), Baby Peggy's fortune was controlled by her folks, Jack and Marian Montgomery, who spent lavishly without thinking twice.
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Their greed brushed off any thoughts any rational parent would (or should) have with regards to their child's education and other future concerns. Jack and Marian couldn't have cared less. They were making millions off their daughter, and that's all that mattered.
Exploited by the Studios
Sadly, Peggy-Jean wasn't just exploited by her careless, money-digging parents. She was also used by the three studios that cast her to star in their movies. The child star worked eight hours each day, six days a week – no naps or breaks whatsoever.
During that time, she made dozens of films including Captain January (1924), Playmates (1921), Miles of Smiles (1923), and Helen's Babies (1924). The studio knew how good they had it, but they abused their power.
Conditions Were Dangerous
Apart from making Peggy work long hours with minimal supervision, the film studios often placed the child star in downright dangerous situations. For example, in the 1923 film, The Darling of New York, Peggy escapes a burning building.
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As it turns out, producers ordered the room doused with kerosene, putting her and everyone else in serious danger. In the documentary Showbiz Kids, the child star said that she was often physically pushed around by the adults on set because the script demanded it.
"It was hard work," she confessed. "People said, 'Oh she's a genius.' My only genius was that I stayed on my feet."
A Harrowing Identity Crisis
Years later, Peggy-Jean (who later changed her name to Diana Serry Cary), told interviewers from The Guardian: "My father would snap his fingers and say, 'Cry!' And I would cry. 'Laugh!' And I would laugh. 'Be frightened!' And I'd be frightened. He called it obedience."
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Peggy Jean was basically a puppet. Behind the scenes, she was suffering from a severe identity crisis, always bordering on a nervous breakdown. Her public persona was so powerful that she began to forget her true, ordinary self.
"I Couldn't Be Me"
"I had identity problems from the time I was growing up," the actress recalled in a 1999 interview. "Baby Peggy was very powerful. She was very popular. Nobody knew who I was — I mean, me. So, I had this terrific personality that the whole world knew, and then I had me to deal with. I couldn't get my head together, and I couldn't be me as long as I was carrying her."
To highlight how messed up her childhood was, let us remember that she was a child star, not even eight years old! Peggy-Jean spent most of her early and extremely formative years under public scrutiny. She was overworked by the studios, and worst of all, her parents didn't care.
Her Career Crumbled
At the age of seven, Baby Peggy's career took a turn for the worst. Her father Jack, a Hollywood stuntman and stand-in for several Western stars, thought a bit too much of himself. His demands kept growing, and he ended up having a seriously bitter fall-out with the studio's boss over his daughter's salary.
Their falling out cost Peggy her career. In 1925, her $1.5 million contract was torn apart. She was practically blacklisted in Hollywood after her dad went berserk on the studio's manager. Her last film was 1926's April Fool. And then, nada.
A Washed-Out Has Been
At seven years old, Peggy Jean was a washed-out child star. And for several years after her career crumbled, she was forced by her parents to perform in vaudeville circuits, just so they could keep living the lavish lifestyle they were used to.
They had squandered most of her $2 million fortune on luxury vehicles, vacations, and five-star hotels. The remaining riches were wasted by her step-grandfather, or completely swallowed by the stock market crash in 1929. The family ended up selling everything, from the mansion to the cars to the jewelry.
Dirt Poor and Struggling
As the Depression progressed, Peggy-Jean's family moved to a ranch in Wyoming. By that time, they were dirt poor and struggling to keep their heads above water. A family friend gave them a meager loan of $300, and with that, they had to make do.
Peggy-Jean's parents weren't willing to give up their hopes of becoming rich again. And against their little girl's wishes, they used that $300 to return to Hollywood and find work again. By then, she was a teenager.
Fighting for a Few Bucks a Day
Peggy-Jean managed to find work, but nowhere near the level of success she had enjoyed as a child. From 1932 to 1938, she starred in eight films as an extra, or in minor roles credited to her name at the time, Peggy Montgomery.
Understandably, Peggy hated it. "Fighting for $3 a day in the world of extras — it was dreadful," she revealed in a 2012 interview with The Wall Street Journal, "And it was also sort of shameful because the people who were doing the extra work were the former silent stars, many of them that I knew, who were adults, and for them, it was a very crushing blow. I thought of it as being a galley slave."
They Resorted to Food Coupons
Following their reckless spending, the Montgomery family had to resort to food coupons, courtesy of the Motion Picture Relief Fund. As for her formal education, The LA School Board insisted that Peggy attend classes and aided by enrolling her at Lawlor Professional School.
Her school had flexible schedules for young actors, allowing her to keep on working. Other students in the school included Old Hollywood stars Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland. Afterward, Peggy went to Fairfax High School.
She Juggled Several Jobs
After graduating high school, Peggy-Jean ran off with her first boyfriend, Gordon Ayres (a movie extra), and eloped. It was 1938. Ten years later, in 1948, they divorced. Over the years, Peggy-Jean worked as a bookstore clerk, a switchboard operator and even managed a gift shop with Gordon in Santa Barbara.
Peggy-Jean was traumatized by her past and made it her mission to leave it all behind. For that reason, she told no one of her past and changed her name to Diana Serra. Diana ended up marrying once again, in 1954, to artist Bob Cary, whose surname she took. She now became Diana Serra Cary.
She Left Acting Once and for All
Diana Serra and Bob settled in Cuernavaca, Mexico, where he spent his days painting and she typed away as a freelance journalist, working for several magazines. In 1970, the Cary couple moved to La Jolla (San Diego), where she kicked off a new career as a film historian.
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Diana Serra's first book, The Hollywood Posse, was published in 1975. It was a well-received book about the work of stunt riders in different movies. Her second book hit close to home and was titled Hollywood's Children. Published in 1978, it told the tale of the often-troubling lives of child actors.
She Healed Through Writing
Diana Serra's most famous work, though, was published in 1996 and was titled Whatever Happened to Baby Peggy? The Autobiography of Hollywood's Pioneer Child Star. Writing her life's story proved extremely therapeutic.
She looked back at her life in silent films, at her parents' greedy nibbling away of her fortune, at the gruesome studio conditions and the fate of two other child stars who, much like her, finished their career emotionally scarred and tossed aside.
The Coogan Act
In the book Jackie Coogan: The World's Boy King: A Biography of Hollywood's Legendary Child Star, which was published in 2003, Diana Serra wrote about her old friend, who took his mom and stepdad to court in 1938 for blowing more than $3 million in earnings on materialistic things like furs and diamonds.
In 1939, prodded by the tales of Jackie Coogan, Baby Marie Osborne and other child stars whose Hollywood fortunes were spent by parents or guardians, the state of California passed the Coogan Act, a law meant to safeguard part of a child star's earnings in trust funds. It also ensures they have time for proper breaks in between shots, full education, as well as limits on working hours.
Her First and Last Novel
In 2017, Diana Serra Cary turned 99 years old. For her birthday, she gifted herself by publishing a first novel titled The Drowning of the Moon. Her self-published literary piece is a historical fiction set in the Mexican American empire of New Spain and features the life of a woman in the midst of the civil war.
The book's description reads: "The Drowning of the Moon re-creates Mexico's dazzling silver elite, giving readers a wealth of romance and dramatic conflict, which grows directly out of the period in which its story is set to present a true and even-handed view of their vanished world."
Ms. Cary spent her last years at silent film festivals, lecturing, giving interviews and appearing in documentaries centering around her career, including Vera Iwerebor's documentary, Baby Peggy: The Elephant in the Room.
In the documentary, Diana Serra describes Baby Peggy as another human being. Peggy was a role she performed, one she referred to in the third person. Even as a child, Diana Serra viewed Baby Peggy as someone other than herself.
She Knew She Was the Breadwinner
Even at four years old, Peggy knew the responsibilities attached to her on-screen persona. She felt that the fate of her family depended on her. For that reason, Peggy felt she was something more than a child. A little adult.
"I thought I was a grown-up," she says in the film. "I knew I was the breadwinner." Years later, as a mother to a young son, Diana Serra said she developed a bit of resentment towards him, because, unlike her, he spent his days sitting and playing on the floor of their home. "Why was he not out there working?" her scarred mind wondered.
She Is Now at Peace
In February 2020, Diane Serra Cary died in Gustine, California, at the age of 101. She died nearly a hundred years after film director Fred Fischbach spotted her during a visit to Century Film Studios with her mother.
Diane Serra Cary is survived by her son, Mark Cary, and her granddaughter, Stephanie Cary. Her husband of 48 years, Robert, died in 2003. "She was a strong woman with a good soul, and believed in truth and doing the right thing," said her son. "She is now at peace."
Old Hollywood Tragedy
Baby Peggy was far from the only starlet who suffered horrors at the merciless hands of Hollywood.
One of Hollywood's earliest documented scandals happened to Virginia Rappe, an actress of who appeared in films and won several awards including "Best Dressed Girls in Pictures."
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Her life was going great until she attended a party hosted by actor Roscoe Arbuckle, set at Frisco's St. Arbuckle Hotel. Rappe's reputation in Hollywood was solid. One of the party guests, Maude Delmont, later told the media that she saw Arbuckle approach Rappe, and then…
Screams of Agony
"I've waited for you five years, and now I've got you," Arbuckle allegedly muttered into Virginia's ears, pulling her into an adjoining room. A few short minutes later, Rappe was reportedly screaming in agony.
A few days after the party, Virginia Rappe died from a ruptured bladder. Roscoe Arbuckle was put on trial for manslaughter three times, and although Maude Delmont never testified, she didn't shy away from the press and told them whatever she knew of the event.
Arbuckle was eventually acquitted, but his reputation and money were long gone.
Gladys Brockwell's Death Happened Way Too Soon
Gladys Brockwell was described by many as an intelligent and versatile actress. Born to a struggling chorus girl in 1883, Brockwell was put on stage at a really young age. She appeared in her first film, The Rattlesnake in 1913.
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Brockwell kept climbing the ladder to fame and landed her first leading role in 1928's Lights of New York. A year later, after wrapping up her last movie, The Drake Case (1929), she took an evening ride with an advertising executive named Thomas Brennan. It would be the last ride of her life.
She Skidded Off the Road to Her Death
In tears, Thomas Brennan would later explain the horrors of their car accident to the media. He said that a cinder had flown straight in his eye when his vehicle rapidly skidded off the road and "plunged 75 feet down an embankment."
It flipped three times until finally pinning the pair underneath. Gladys Brockwell died on the 2nd of July from severe injuries. Despite some newspapers reports saying she was buried, Find a Grave states that she was cremated. Her ashes were reportedly given to her mother.
Ann McKnight Was Murdered by Her Husband
Born in Connecticut in 1906, Ann McKnight caught the acting bug early on, and along with her sister Ada, flew to Hollywood in 1927. Even though Ada got a part in the 1928 film Bitter Sweets (as Joy McKnight), Ann could only land minor parts as an extra.
She was working as a drugstore clerk when she tied the knot with William Burkhart, an abusive drug user, and alcoholic. A year into her marriage, Ann McKnight fled to her sister's house, terrified by what her husband might do to her.
A Brutal Drunk
William Burkhart tracked his wife down in the hopes of luring her in for a supposed reunion. But instead, the brutal and drunken Burkhart beat and shot her five times, telling a neighbor, "You might think that I am stiff, but my wife is stiffer."
He also sexually assaulted her (it's unclear whether he violated her body before or after she died). The San Bernardino Sun newspaper was among the first paper to cover Burkhart's hearing, which resulted in a guilty verdict. He was executed by hanging in 1932.
Peg Entwistle's Tragic Suicide
Peg Entwistle became known as the "Hollywood Sign Girl," after jumping to her death from the iconic Hollywood sign. Born in Wales, she first arrived in America with her father, and life wasn't easy for the two, not one bit.
She lost both her parents at a young age and, seeking solace in the hands of someone else, Peg married her husband, Lee Keith. Unfortunately, he was abusive, and, according to her testament in 1929, he even "pulled a handful of hair from her head," several times.
Her Fateful Leap
Peg Entwistle ended up divorcing her brutal husband and focused on getting her acting career back on track instead. In the meanwhile, she lived with her uncle to make ends meet. She continued starring in movies and was even praised for her part in The Uninvited Guest.
Eventually, she landed a role in 1932's film, Thirteen Women, but when her 15 seconds of fame were cut from the movie, the starlet sunk into a deep depression. One day, she told her uncle she was going to meet some friends, but, instead, she climbed up a ladder onto the "H" of the Hollywood sign and jumped. After two days, her body was found.
Jean Harlow Went From Blonde Bombshell to Frail Actress
Long before Marilyn Monroe, there was Jean Harlow, who is considered by many as the original "blonde bombshell." Harlow's mother longed to be an actress, and after failing miserably, she pushed her daughter to become one instead.
Jean was unruly and rebellious, and instead of taking after her mom, she decided to follow her own path and eloped at the young age of 16. A few years later, she changed her mind. She left her husband and tried her hand at acting.
Her Health Deteriorated
Jean did a whole lot better than her mom, and over the next decade of her life, she appeared in an amazing 43 films. The famous starlet remarried a while later; however, her second husband died under mysterious circumstances in 1932.
Harlow's health, as well as her love life, gradually deteriorated. She underwent an emergency appendectomy at one point and started drinking heavily. During the last movie she shot, Saratoga, she suffered an acuta case of sunburn, as well as a throat infection and to top that all off – influenza. Finally, she was diagnosed with kidney failure and died two days later at the young age of 26.
The Many Personalities of Rita Hayworth
Born in Brooklyn as Margarita Carmen Cansino, Rita Hayworth had a troublesome upbringing. She was beaten and sexually abused by her father, and despite leaving home and finding her own way in Hollywood, the little girl in her remained scarred and more traumatized than ever.
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Hayworth was one of the first pin-up girls of the 1940s. Between the '30s and '70s, she starred in about 60 films. But everyone knew that the starlet version of Hayworth, the one she showed the public, was far from the real Hayworth.
She began suffering from Alzheimer's in 1971, was diagnosed nine years later in 1980, and eventually died in 1987.
Marion Davies Was the Mistress of a Media Mogul
Despite a debilitating stutter, Marion Davies was well on her way to fame when she met media mogul William Randolph Hearst in 1918. Davies was just 21. He was 55 and married. For over three decades, the pair carried on an affair known as one of "Hollywood's worst kept secrets."
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Hearst not only produced Marion's films, but he also promoted her continuously in his magazines and newspapers. He also founded Cosmopolitan Productions with her. Despite her talent, her career began to spiral after the release of the film Citizen Kane, in which the character Susan Alexander was also a media mogul's mistress.
The Ridicule Persisted
The ridicule that followed upset both Marion and William, as media outlets reported not just on their flashy parties attended by the rich and famous, but also how Marion sold her jewelry to save the Hearst Corporation in the late '30s.
Ultimately, when William pushed too hard to get Marion nominated for an Academy Award for the movie Peg O' My Heart, no one cared. She was never nominated again. The downfall led her to drink. She eventually died from cancer in 1961.
Frances Farmer Was Tossed in an Insane Asylum
Many rumors swirled around '30s actress Frances Farmer. It was said, for example, that she was subjected to a lobotomy at a mental hospital (no such procedure was really performed). However, the starlet was indeed arrested in 1943 for "unpaid DUI fines" and for being "naked and in the middle of a drunken, manic episode."
In the mid-'40s, Frances' mother had her committed to the Western State Hospital in Washington. She remained off and on in the asylum until 1950. Farmer later attributed her mental issues to a nervous breakdown. Over the years, she struggled with alcoholism.
Lupe Velez's Life Story Is the Story of the Devil
Lupe Velez is a Mexican actress who committed suicide in 1944. Born in 1910 into poverty, Velez grew up a "Mexican spitfire" who had to do what she needed in order to survive. More often than not, her mischievousness landed her in great trouble as a kid.
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As an adult, her misbehavior led to violence (including shooting her lover, actor Gary Cooper). "My life story? It is the story of a devil," Lupe Velez once said; "I am wild, I cannot help it." After a messy marriage, an unwanted pregnancy, and numerous turbulent affairs, Velez committed suicide. She was found dead near an empty bottle of sleeping pills. Her head was in the toilet, having thrown up during those last moments of her tragic life.
Judy Garland Was Forced to Take Appetite Suppressants
There aren't many Hollywood stars who begin as the "girl next door" and become iconic stars. However, that's precisely what Judy Garland did. Sadly, behind the scenes, what she was put through was nothing short of abuse.
Judy signed with MGM at the age of 13. Co-founder Louis B. Mayer heard her sing on the vaudeville circuit and was so pleased with her that he didn't even care whether she could act. He also claimed that he didn't care what she looked like and that it was the voice he wanted (an utterly false statement).
"Fat Little Pig"
Once she signed the contract, the studio immediately started her on a diet, calling her "a fat little pig with pigtails." They restricted what she was allowed to eat and went so far as to serve her food, yet take it from her the second she tried to eat.
She managed to get down to 98 pounds. In order to maintain that weight, she was put on a harsh diet of chicken soup, black coffee, and about 80 cigarettes a day. Oh, and appetite suppressants every few hours. After years of disordered eating and mental abuse, Garland died at the age of 47 from an overdosage of barbiturates.
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Columbus Dispatch: Feds Warn Mount Carmel Could Lose Medicare Funding Over Patient-Death Scandal
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St. Louis Public Radio: Cold Snap Inspires New Homeless Shelters And A Push For Policy Change
As Pride St. Louis and other organizations opened pop-up shelters for people needing reprieve from the record-breaking cold last week, activists and elected officials called on the City of St. Louis to develop new procedures for helping the homeless during harsh winter weather. Prompted by phone calls from citizens and activists, President of the Board of Aldermen Lewis Reed urged the city to "reevaluate all of the winter-outreach practices" in a letter to Mayor Lyda Krewson. (Petrin, 2/2)
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Coronation Street stars serve up professional thrills and chills
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PPC management company, Webrageous, adapts its current PPC management strategies in response to the report published by the IDC which estimates that mobile ad spend in the US will hit the $7 billion mark by the end of 2013.
The report undertaken by IDC is just another example which proves that the changes in online user activity center around the use of mobile devices as opposed to the more classic desktop choice.
A recent report by the IDC reveals that mobile ad spend in the US is liable to hit the $7 billion mark by the end of 2013. The PPC management strategies employed by PPC management company, Webrageous, will be undergoing some necessary changes as a result.
The updates made to the company's general approach to PPC management are set to generate some incredible PPC advertising results for a number of the company's clients in the months to come.
Unlike a number of PPC experts, the team at Webrageous is excited about the benefits which are being brought about by the introduction of Google AdWords Enhanced Campaigns. Webrageous' Marketing Director, David Chapman, has high hopes for his PPC advertising clients thanks to the imminent shift over to Google AdWords Enhanced Campaigns and sees it as a clear reflection of Google's assured understanding of the development of online marketing and online user activity.
"More and more people are accessing the Internet using mobile devices and Google is very much aware of this fact," said Mr. Champan.
"The report undertaken by IDC is just another example which proves that the changes in online user activity center around the use of mobile devices as opposed to the more classic desktop choice. The report is also proof of the fact that the growth of mobile device activity is going to continue to have an important influence on online sales and other kinds of conversions in the years to come," confirms Mr. Chapman. This is one of the reasons why Webrageous has decided to begin refocusing its PPC marketing strategies to place more of an emphasis on advertising via the mobile network.
PPC advertising clients at Webrageous are in very safe hands as the shift towards Google AdWords Enhanced Campaigns becomes a reality for all PPC advertisers, because the company used to be a website design company before it began working entirely on the management of PPC campaigns. Any kind of website reconstruction needed to help clients achieve conversions via the mobile network can be done in-house, depending on the circumstances and needs of the client and his or her campaign.
It's also important to highlight that the shift to Google AdWords Enhanced Campaigns doesn't automatically mean that all PPC advertisers at Webrageous will see their campaigns focusing primarily on the use of the mobile network. Nor does it mean that all PPC advertising clients at Webrageous will be forced into running mobile advertisements on any level. The PPC experts at Webrageous are experienced enough to find ways of working around the changes at Google and the changes in internet-user activity, without imposing a "mobile network for all" motto to its management style.
Webrageous knows that mobile advertising, even in an age which predicts that online advertising to the tune of $7 billion will be attributed to the mobile network this year, is still not necessarily the best form of online advertising for all businesses or all industries in the US.
"Many of our PPC advertising clients operate within industries which don't convert well via the mobile network, for a number of specific reasons, but the beauty of the Google AdWords Enhanced Campaigns lies in being able to delicately manage Ad Sitelinks and Google Maps Listings to encourage mobile users who are in the area to visit the business in person and convert offline or to call that business during opening hours to convert via the telephone," says Mr. Chapman.
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The data within the report is just the right amount of leverage needed to help convince PPC advertising clients that, even if the mobile network is not the place for their businesses to increase conversions online, it is the place to drum up the best business in general in 2013. This report helps to prove that Google is making a smart move for all advertisers with the shift to Google AdWords Enhanced Campaigns and, in the process, the report is helping Webrageous to lead its clients forward into the online marketing world of 2013 with confidence and results.
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Watching an IndyCar race on television is great, and watching it live at the track is even more intense. Now, new wireless technologies like LTE Multicast combine the two experiences to make it even more exciting.
This month, Verizon Wireless demonstrated LTE Multicast for the first time in the United States over its commercial 4G LTE network. Verizon also became the title sponsor of the IndyCar Series this year, and working together, these two technology leaders achieved this milestone during the month of May in Indianapolis leading up to the Indy 500.
The technology surrounding the IndyCar Series and its premier race create a perfect backdrop to demonstrate the power and value of LTE Multicast from Verizon. With a series of cameras deployed trackside to capture the cars as they travel around the Oval, combined with in-car cameras for unparalleled driver perspectives, the content delivered over LTE Multicast gives IndyCar teams using the Team App pictures and angles in real time they may not have seen before. And, in a sport that relies on technology and split-second decision-making as much as IndyCar does, each nugget of information can mean the difference between Victory Lane and coming in second.
The LTE Multicast demonstration on race day (Sunday, May 25) will also incorporate live video from the race broadcast, showing how live sporting events are an ideal scenario for LTE Multicast. Large audiences in specific locations who want to watch high-definition video can present a challenge; but with LTE Multicast, a specific channel of spectrum is assigned to this purpose, making the video experience – and ultimately the overall wireless experience of others in the same location – high quality.
Verizon Wireless first demonstrated LTE Multicast at CES in 2013, and followed that with a showing of the Super Bowl in New York in February of this year. In addition to this weekend's race in Indianapolis, LTE Multicast will also be featured at select IndyCar events and venues later this year.
Verizon Wireless continues to innovate with a wide range of partners to deliver LTE Multicast. This month's first demonstration on the commercial 4G LTE network uses network equipment from Ericsson. Devices used are enhanced Samsung Galaxy Note® 3 smartphones, featuring Multicast-capable chipsets, broadcast middleware, and multimedia services from Qualcomm Technologies, as well as Sequans demo tablets with Expway middleware. MobiTV supported the effort with application development, content management and delivery across multiple devices.
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Snyder's-Lance to cut 250 positions companywide
The jobs are planned to be eliminated by the end of the week
Lillian Reed
Snyder's-Lance plans to cut 250 positions from its global workforce by the end of the week, company officials announced in a press release Tuesday.
The positions are planned to be eliminated from across the organization, which has facilities and corporate offices in Hanover, by the end of the week. Company officials also plan to close a chips plant in Perry, Florida, by the end of September, the release states.
The Charlotte-Observer reported Tuesday that the company cut 24 Charlotte employees in accounts receivable and accounts payable because it had moved that work to a consolidated facility in Hanover.
A spokesperson for the company declined Tuesday to detail whether there will be staff reductions in Hanover, but said the 100 employees at the Florida facility are not included in the 250 anticipated companywide cuts.
The eliminated positions come with the launch of a performance transformation plan, intended to streamline the company's processes and structure, the release states.
"This has been a very difficult decision for our organization and we sincerely appreciate how difficult this is for our impacted team members and their families," Brian Driscoll, president and CEO of Snyder's-Lance, said in the release. "However, this is a required first step to improve our financial performance, balancing costs and expected levels of profitability in a very competitive environment."
Snyder's-Lance officials plan to provide a comprehensive overview of the multi-year transformation plan when second-quarter financial results are reported Aug. 8.
The company also announced John Maples has been appointed as chief customer officer, effective immediately. Frank Schuster was appointed to president of sales execution, and will report to Maples, the release states.
York Daily Record reporter Gary Haber contributed to this report.


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Sherann Hillman, Chair of Parents in Partnership Stockport (PIPS) has been awarded an MBE in the 2017 New Years Honours list.
Sherann's MBE is for her Services to Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
Sherann has worked with children, young people and families in voluntary roles for just over 18 years in the community of Stockport and was previously awarded the Proud of Stockport "Community Champion" award in 2013 for her role as Chair of Parents in Partnership Stockport.
Sherann has been a parent rep for the last 8 years and has worked in partnership with Stockport Council ensuring that children, young people and families are at the heart of all services.
Sherann has been a strong voice for parents and carers of children and young people aged 0-25 years with special educational needs and disabilities in Stockport, as well as bringing reform nationally through her involvement in the SEND Reforms including the Children and Families Act 2014, and other relevant national legislation to benefit parents and families of children with special educational needs and disabilities.
Cllr Dean Fitzpatrick, Stockport Council's Executive Member for Education says, "We are delighted that Sherann's dedication and achievements have been recognised for all the work she has done to support and represent families in Stockport and nationally. We congratulate her in gaining this prestigious honour".


I am an artist, wool sculptor, social anthropologist and mother of four living on a smallholding in the Lambourn Downs; with dogs, chickens, ducks, pygmy goats and New Forest ponies. I am often asked to rehome hard to place animals for the RSPCA which I have been doing now for many years. A dear friend gave me fleeces from her alpacas and pet sheep, leading me to discover the art of needle felting. Thanks to the encouragement and positive feedback I have received, I have set up this website to show the varied nature of my work. Customers tell me I am able to capture the personality of their pets in art – which gives me great satisfaction as I know how important animals are in people's lives.
Most of my work is custom-made. I am often asked to make a mini of a pet for good luck, for example if a person misses home/is at university, travelling or in hospital and cannot take their pet with them. Sometimes I'm asked to make 3d pictures or portraits in wool, which are very popular. And when an animal is nearing the end of its life or has passed away, many people find comfort in a mini keepsake or portrait of their much pet. I am able to incorporate a small sample of pet hair to personalise the portrait or mini sculpture if this is preferred.
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Wachiay Studio is hosting an "Intro to Screenprinting" workshop. The workshop runs from Saturday, April 8 – Sunday, April 9 from 9am to 5pm each day. This workshop is open to anyone interested and is intended for beginners. The cost of the workshop is $300 (plus GST) for the entire weekend and includes all materials and the book, "Screenprinting Today, The Basics"


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NCAA College Football Week 8 Friday Night Football: RB Deneric Prince leads Tulsa's 27-16 win at Temple
Posted on 3 months ago by B.B. Lewis
Prince Rushes for 231 Yards
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. –– Deneric Prince rushed for a career-high 231 yards in leading Tulsa to a 27-16 victory over the Temple Owls Friday night in front of 13,607 fans at Lincoln Financial Field.
The Hurricane improved to 3-4 on the season and 1-2 in American Athletic Conference play, while Temple fell to 2-5 and 0-3 in league play.
Tulsa's run game amassed a season-high of 299 yards and 454 total yards, while the Hurricane defense held the Owls to 280 yards. The Hurricane fell behind early 10-0 on an interception return and field goal, but the defense kept the Owls out of the end zone until a fourth quarter score.
Although the rushing attack took control of the game for Tulsa, the Hurricane passing game shared the spotlight as Keylon Stokes became the school's career receiving leader on his third reception of the game and ended with 37 yards on four catches. He broke Howard Twilley's record that has lasted for more than 55 years and now has 3,352 career yards, surpassing Twilley's mark of 3,343.
In addition to Prince's 84-yard TD run, the senior running back also had an 18-ayrd reception for a score in the first half. Quarterback Davis Brin finished the game with 155 yards on 15-of-22 passes for the Hurricane.After a scoreless first quarter, Tulsa's offense came alive in the second quarter, scoring 14 points to take a 14-10 halftime lead.
In second half it wasn't until the fourth quarter that either team scores as Tulsa put three points on the board early in the period when Zack Long connected on a 24-yard field goal, capping a 10-play, 62-yard drive for the Hurricane.
The score gave Tulsa a seven-point lead at 17-10 with 13:33 remaining in the contest.
A series later it took just one play as Prince rattled off the school's fourth-longest run in history with a 84-yard scamper to turn it into a 24-10 Tulsa lead.
The Owls scored its first offensive touchdown at the 6:08 mark of the final stanza to cut into Tulsa's lead 24-16 after failing on a two-point conversion. When Temple got the ball back with 2:58 remaining, Tulsa's defense shut down the Owls on four straight plays to retake possession. Long knocked through a 39-yarder for what would be the final score at 27-16.
Temple jumped out to a 10-0 lead before the first five minutes clicked off the clock as Tulsa turnovers led to its deficit. Brin's first two passes were picked off by Temple defenders. The first resulted in a 35 interception return by Layton Jordan for a 7-0 lead, while the second led to a Owls field goal.
The defenses dominated after the first quarter as the Owls held Tulsa to 26 total yards, 1.9 yards per play, had two interceptions and three quarterback sacks. The Hurricane defense limited the Owls to 50 yards of total offense and 3.1 yards per play.
Tulsa's offense got on track in the second quarter by totaling 189 yards, 120 via the air and 69 on the ground, for an 8.2 average per play. The Hurricane took its first 2nd-quarter possession 94 yards in nine plays as Brin connected on screen pass to Deneric Prince for an 18-yard touchdown.
On its third possession of the second quarter, Brin led the Hurricane on an 86-yard, 10-play drive that resulted in a 3-yard shovel pass to Ethan Hall for a 14-10 Tulsa lead with just 0:11 left on the first-half clock.
Tulsa ended the first half with a 215 to 104-yard edge in total offense with 95 yards coming on the ground and 120 passing yards.
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Exploiting Satellite Archives to Estimate Global Glacier Volume Changes
Robert McNabb, Christopher Nuth, Andreas Kääb, Luc Girod
School of Geog & Environmental Scs
In the past decade, the availability of, and ability to process, remote sensing data over glaciers has expanded tremendously. Newly opened satellite image archives, combined with new processing techniques as well as increased computing power and storage capacity, have given the glaciological community the ability to observe and investigate glaciological processes and changes on a truly global scale. In particular, the opening of the ASTER archives provides further opportunities to both estimate and monitor glacier elevation and volume changes globally, including potentially on sub-annual timescales. With this explosion of data availability, however, comes the challenge of seeing the forest instead of the trees. The high volume of data available means that automated detection and proper handling of errors and biases in the data becomes critical, in order to properly study the processes that we wish to see. This includes holes and blunders in digital elevation models (DEMs) derived from optical data or penetration of radar signals leading to biases in DEMs derived from radar data, among other sources. Here, we highlight new advances in the ability to sift through high-volume datasets, and apply these techniques to estimate recent glacier volume changes in the Caucasus Mountains, Scandinavia, Africa, and South America. By properly estimating and correcting for these biases, we additionally provide a detailed accounting of the uncertainties in these estimates of volume changes, leading to more reliable results that have applicability beyond the glaciological community.
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Exploiting Satellite Archives to Estimate Global Glacier Volume Change
Robert Mc Nabb (Speaker)
11 Dec 2017 → 15 Dec 2017
McNabb, R., Nuth, C., Kääb, A., & Girod, L. (2017). Exploiting Satellite Archives to Estimate Global Glacier Volume Changes. Abstract from AGU Fall Meeting, New Orleans, United States.
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AU - Girod, Luc
N2 - In the past decade, the availability of, and ability to process, remote sensing data over glaciers has expanded tremendously. Newly opened satellite image archives, combined with new processing techniques as well as increased computing power and storage capacity, have given the glaciological community the ability to observe and investigate glaciological processes and changes on a truly global scale. In particular, the opening of the ASTER archives provides further opportunities to both estimate and monitor glacier elevation and volume changes globally, including potentially on sub-annual timescales. With this explosion of data availability, however, comes the challenge of seeing the forest instead of the trees. The high volume of data available means that automated detection and proper handling of errors and biases in the data becomes critical, in order to properly study the processes that we wish to see. This includes holes and blunders in digital elevation models (DEMs) derived from optical data or penetration of radar signals leading to biases in DEMs derived from radar data, among other sources. Here, we highlight new advances in the ability to sift through high-volume datasets, and apply these techniques to estimate recent glacier volume changes in the Caucasus Mountains, Scandinavia, Africa, and South America. By properly estimating and correcting for these biases, we additionally provide a detailed accounting of the uncertainties in these estimates of volume changes, leading to more reliable results that have applicability beyond the glaciological community.
AB - In the past decade, the availability of, and ability to process, remote sensing data over glaciers has expanded tremendously. Newly opened satellite image archives, combined with new processing techniques as well as increased computing power and storage capacity, have given the glaciological community the ability to observe and investigate glaciological processes and changes on a truly global scale. In particular, the opening of the ASTER archives provides further opportunities to both estimate and monitor glacier elevation and volume changes globally, including potentially on sub-annual timescales. With this explosion of data availability, however, comes the challenge of seeing the forest instead of the trees. The high volume of data available means that automated detection and proper handling of errors and biases in the data becomes critical, in order to properly study the processes that we wish to see. This includes holes and blunders in digital elevation models (DEMs) derived from optical data or penetration of radar signals leading to biases in DEMs derived from radar data, among other sources. Here, we highlight new advances in the ability to sift through high-volume datasets, and apply these techniques to estimate recent glacier volume changes in the Caucasus Mountains, Scandinavia, Africa, and South America. By properly estimating and correcting for these biases, we additionally provide a detailed accounting of the uncertainties in these estimates of volume changes, leading to more reliable results that have applicability beyond the glaciological community.
UR - https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm17/meetingapp.cgi
T2 - AGU Fall Meeting
McNabb R, Nuth C, Kääb A, Girod L. Exploiting Satellite Archives to Estimate Global Glacier Volume Changes. 2017. Abstract from AGU Fall Meeting, New Orleans, United States.


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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FEB. 20, 1992
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The president of the Yamaha Corporation, the world's largest maker of musical instruments, resigned today. Hiroshi Kawakami, 50 years old, the company's president since 1983, was replaced by Seisuke Ueshima, 50, vice president, at a board meeting. Company officials said Yamaha was in a slump brought on by sluggish sales in pianos and audio equipment.
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What should emphasize here is, becoming a problem is not more better, the key is to want to had been handled correctly " 4 relations "
Below, we are specific talk how to had handled this " 4 relations "
1, the impact that tackles good book learning and extracurricular problem.
See the end of the problem, it is to deepen the understanding of pair of academic knowledge, education uses the knowledge, capacity that solves real problem. Accordingly, before becoming a large number of extracurricular problems, the theory that must get on book learns from good examples, it is clear to do among them basic idea and fundamental do among them basic idea and fundamental.
2, the impact that tackles good foundation problem and difficult problem.
Some classmates always like to get difficult problem, a catch question, think to capture these problems, other meet be readily solved. Actually, through doing certain numerary only the foundation is inscribed, was familiar with definition, theorematic, formula, the basic method ability that masters understanding problem becomes good difficult problem.
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Atīqur Rahmān Usmānī (1901 – 12 May 1984) was an Indian Muslim scholar and an activist of Indian independence movement who co-founded Nadwatul Musannifeen and the All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat.

Usmānī was an alumnus of the Darul Uloom Deoband. He taught at Deoband seminary and the Jamia Islamia Talimuddin in Dabhel. He served as the president of All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat.

Biography
Atiqur Rahman Usmānī was born in 1901 in Deoband. His father Azizur Rahman Usmani was the Grand Mufti of Darul Uloom Deoband. He graduated from Darul Uloom Deoband where he studied under Anwar Shah Kashmiri.

Usmānī began teaching at the Darul Uloom Deoband and practiced "fatwa" under the supervision of his father and later became the deputy-Mufti. He then briefly taught at the Jamia Islamia Talimuddin. In 1938, Usmāni established Nadwatul Musannifeen along with Hamid al-Ansari Ghazi, Hifzur Rahman Seoharwi and Saeed Ahmad Akbarabadi.

Usmānī was a close associate of Hifzur Rahman Seoharwi and served as the working president of Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind after the death of Ahmad Saeed Dehlvi. He disassociated himself from the Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind in 1963 and a year later, in 1964, he co-founded the All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat and became its president after Syed Mahmud.

Usmānī died on 12 May 1984 in Delhi. He was buried in Mehdiyan, near the grave of Shah Waliullah Dehlawi.

Activism
Usmāni participated in the Indian freedom struggle and gave a religious verdict saying that no government has any right to impose taxes on items like water and salt and if any government does so, it is necessary for the people to oppose this action and to struggle against it.

Literary works
Usmāni translated and annotated Al-Kalim al-Tayyib of Ibn Taymiyah into Urdu. At Nadwatul Musannifeen, he started a monthly journal, Burhan.

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PhotoStory er et computerprogram som bruges til at sammensætte et slideshow (en video lavet ud af billeder) ud af fotoer/billed-filer man har liggende på computeren. Photo Story ligger på de fleste computere med styre systemet Microsoft Windows. Den nyeste version af Photo Story er version 3. Den kan downloades fra Windows hjemmeside, hvis den ikke fra starten af er installeret på computeren.

Funktioner
Man importerer billedfiler til programmet som ligger på computeren. Man kan derefter indtale lyd til billederne og tilføje tekst. Man kan også tilføje forskellige effekter til billederne. Videoerne man gemmer, bliver gemt som en .wmw fil, som kun kan afspilles i Windows Media Player. Derfor skal man bruge andre programmer til at konvertere filtypen, hvis man vil brænde videoen over på dvd eller afspille den i en anden player.
I version 2 var der en funktion til at gøre videoerne kompatible med dvd'er, men det er ikke længere muligt med den seneste version 3. Men man kan købe en udvidelse fra Sonic Solutions som gør det muligt at konvertere til dvd. I version 3 kan man også tilføje tilfældigt musik til sin video ud fra en masse temaer.

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Microsofts hjemmeside(dansk): www.microsoft.com/da-dk

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Home / News / Arts & Humanities / Longtime leader in world of dance to lead choreographic research center
Longtime leader in world of dance to lead choreographic research center
Carla Peterson understands intimately the three primary needs of working artists: time, space and resources.
She will continue to meet those needs as the new director of Florida State University's Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography (MANCC). Most recently the artistic director of Manhattan's New York Live Arts, Peterson begins her post at Florida State on May 7.
MANCC, housed in the FSU School of Dance facilities, is an institution unlike any other. As the only national center for choreography in the world located in a major research university, MANCC serves as a catalyst for choreographic development by supporting visiting choreographers through multiweek research and development residencies.
"You don't fix what's not broken," Peterson said of MANCC. "I'm inheriting something that's in very good shape."
Peterson has been familiar with MANCC since its inception a decade ago and has been involved with the center in a variety of ways, including serving as partner and host of the first of its kind joint residency partnership between MANCC and New York City's Dance Theater Workshop — where Peterson was then artistic director — from 2008 to 2011.
"MANCC's partnership with Dance Theater Workshop was a turning point for the center in formalizing our mutual interest in making longer-term collaborative commitments to artists and projects," said Jennifer Calienes, the founding director of MANCC, who is stepping down after relocating to Boston with her family.
"As we plan for our second decade, I can't imagine a more perfect scenario than having Carla shift into a core leadership role," Calienes said.
MANCC's core mission — to meet choreographers' needs and provide students and the local community a chance to engage with the creative process in dance — won't be tampered with, Peterson said. She intends to increase the number of creative partnerships between MANCC, which has the attention and support of The Andrew Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts, and artists on a national, and eventually international, scale.
"I have a lot of connections on both the national and international levels," she said. "I am going to be on the phone a lot and meeting with many people in the field, artists, cultural organizers and funders alike."
Peterson is thrilled by both a change in scenery, from Big Apple to Panhandle, and by MANCC's unique programming, including Entrypoints, which allows visiting artists to conduct research and collaborate with the FSU and Tallahassee communities.
Students and community members get to see how art is made, thanks to MANCC, she said.
"Art isn't something that just magically happens," she said. "Good art comes about out of the same kind of rigorous research and experimentation, discipline and inspiration, as is true in any other discipline, such as the sciences."
FSU students and the Tallahassee community have participated in the development of a number of works, including Kyle Abraham's "Pavement" and Emily Johnson's world premiere of "Niicugni (Listen)," which have gone on to be presented as part of FSU's Seven Days of Opening Nights.
Peterson has a master's degree in fine arts from The Ohio State University and a bachelor's from the University of Illinois. She has spent more than 20 years in New York as a leader in the dance community.
"Peterson brings a wide range of experience that will ensure our next decade of programmatic initiatives is as impactful as our first," said Peter Weishar, dean of the FSU College of Visual Arts, Theatre and Dance.
Recent and upcoming premieres that have been developed at MANCC include Beth Gill's "New Work for the Desert" at New York Live Arts, Miguel Gutierrez's "Age & Beauty Part 1" at the Whitney Biennial; and DD Dorvillier's upcoming platform at Danspace Project.
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Pragmatics refers to the ability to communicate in social situations. Some pupils have difficulty in understanding how to use language in a range of different social situations and can make very inappropriate remarks.
Role-Play - adults and other pupils model social situations with the learner -these can relate to home, school and environmental activities.
Tell Me - Talk about personal experiences; subtle adult questioning to ensure the pupils keeps to the topic and gives relevant background information.
Puppets - Adults and other pupils model social situations through puppet plays and stories with the learner.
Making Faces - Miming activities, specifically teaching pupils how to show feelings through facial expressions. Older pupils may develop this as part of a drama session.
Board Games - Play games that involve turn-taking; some pupils will need to do this with an adult only, others with another pupil.
Parachute Games - Involve collaboration and introduce gradually in small groups.
Circle Time - Provide specific opportunities for pupils to learn how to listen to other points of view; ensure visual explanations are available.
Reactions - Pupils choose a reaction to a specific social situation (from a choice of three); talk about possible consequences of the chosen reaction.
Speech Bubbles - Read an extract from a story; pupils write in a speech bubble what the character might say at that point in the story.
Social Stories - Use these to help pupils engage with events forthcoming or already happened.
Comic Strip Conversations - Use these to support pupils' understanding of context and stages of a situation.


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Registration for the 2018 Love Life 5K/10K Run/Walk will open on February 1, 2018 and you may register online until June 8, 2018 at 6pm. All other registrations can occur the morning of the race beginning at 7:00a.m. Only registrations received by June 8, 2018 will be guaranteed a race shirt.
Your race packets can be picked up the morning of the race starting at 7:00 a.m. at Chestnut Hill Reservoir.
Is there a minimum age to run?
No. We ask that younger runners are supervised on the course by a parent or guardian, for their safety and those running around them. Plus we have the Kids' 1K Fun Run available to all young people, who are allowed to bring their adults with them.
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The Cleveland Circle T stop on the Green Line "C" branch or the Reservoir T stop on the Green Line "D" branch are both right at the reservoir. We encourage you to take public transportation, as this will help with traffic, parking and ease of getting to the event.
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And we're not talking about the weather!
The Resist and Rejoice! theme of this year's General Assembly calls us to embody a more anti-racist, anti-oppressive, and multicultural faith. Bryan Stevenson, this year's Ware Lecture speaker, reminded us that being in proximity with people is an important step in fulfilling this mission.
This Sunday, we welcome Dexter Strong and Aaron McNully, from REACHsv (Racial Equality Action Committee of Huntsville), to speak with us about the important work toward justice, equity, and compassion happening in our city. Aaron serves as the Director of Community Affairs and Dexter is the Director of Development. REACHsv exists to highlight and address issues of structural racism and inequality and to promote racial equality in Huntsville and the surrounding area.
Their work with REACHsv has led to collaborative efforts with a number of great organizations in the area: the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Huntsville chapter, Project Say Something (based in Florence), Faith in Action Alabama, Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ), Tennessee Valley Progressive Alliance (TVPA), and Indivisible. Come and hear how we can participate in this important work.
We continue our Summer RE program with a GAME DAY in celebration of the holiday weekend! Leaders will be Audrey Fox and Michelle Clark.
We light a candle of hope and blessings for our new UUA President, The Reverend Susan Fredrick-Gray. May her service be one of compassionate leadership and strength.
We light a candle of joy: John Czachurski is home from the hospital recovering. We keep him in our hearts and prayers.
Bobby Hall, a candle of joy: A BIG thank you to everyone able to attend "Bobby's Birthday Bash" with the Red Wine Effect House concert last Saturday. An even BIGGER THANK YOU to those who helped to setup, cleanup, and brought food. A still BIGGER THANK YOU to Willette, our office administrator, who supplied the two delicious rum cakes. Everyone had so much fun. This may become an annual event!