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Ernest Brusubardis
Mr. Brusubardis somehow manages to teach his students about every aspect of life through choir. He is compassionate, understanding, wise beyond measure, and always saying things which inspire, instruct, and stick with you long after graduation. Many a student (including me) will recall being told by Mr. B before a concert that "you can't make beautiful music until you have a beautiful heart." We awaited the moment as we sang when he would give us a look as if to say 'yes, yes there it is. That is beauty.' Mr. B is a treasure among teachers, and anyone who has had the privilege of working with him is beyond blessed. He is a role model for those who need one, a class act in his customary blazer, and a trove of endless life advise. His love for his students is visible to all who may walk into his classroom. Many people wouldn't be who they are today without him, and I truly doubt he could ever receive enough recognition to amount to what he has done for all of us.
This teacher has given everything to her students. She singlehandedly creates an environment where student love and support each other rather than compete against each other, a task nearly impossible in such a naturally competitive setting as music; not only does she keep this environment thriving but she somehow also keeps an incredibly mature quality of sound. To create talented singer and people under the mindset that they do not have to beat anyone else is truly a task I have not seen in other directors. She constantly encourages students to make mistakes in order to learn. She is kind and giving to every student that crosses her path even when not given the same respect. She makes it a priority to her to understand her students and give us music that we can make life long connections with. She gives every student equal opportunity and care to succeed and grow, even if the student is unwilling. She will follow students to the end and even after graduation and inspires them still.
Brian Von Glahn
VG has made such an impact on not only my choir life, but my artistic pursuits. He was my choir director for four years pushing me to go above and beyond, always believing in me. I was able to have a creative outlet anytime I was in his room. If I was having a rough day, he would make me smile and laugh until I was on the ground giggling. He never lost hope in what I was planning in doing in my future and still allows me to help out majorly with the choral program even after graduation. One of the most memorable quotes that I will forever remember K.I.S.S. I am thankful for everything I learned from him and his dedication towards the schools choral and music programs.
Beth St. John and Christy Shinn
Mrs. St. John and Mrs. Shinn, or Saint and Shinn as we students so lovingly refer to them, are sisters and choral directors at Jackson High School in Jackson, MO. They were my choral directors and the sole contributors to my love for choral music. They pour their hearts and souls into teaching their students not only how to sing and perform, but how to love, live, and give it all you have. They spend countless hours practicing, preparing, writing, and teaching in order to put on productions and performances that give their students a sense of pride. They go above and beyond to form a personal bond with each one of their students, supporting them unconditionally in times of sorrow and great joy. They never forget a face and make a room full of 80+ students feel like family. I cannot think of two people more deserving than they are!
Brendan Hoffman
A beautiful human being, you can never catch him in a down moment, he takes time to make sure all his students are able to make a connection with him that he is not only an educator but when you leave his class and walk across the stage that you can call him your friend. He is so involved and is an amazing teacher he can transform something that was just a hobby into something that could lead to a career, he lights a fire in all of his students eyes to strive to their musical potential, he is just a wonderful person who can light a room up with an awfully corny joke or an embarrassing story about his kids, he works so hard for our school with Nyssma, and each individual solo and over 50 performances he conducts a year between all his choirs and amazing college level theory teacher and endlessly more working with tri-M and theater, giving up countless lunches and after school time to help each of his students, the world wouldn't be so sweet if he didn't make us sight read like he does!!
Brendan goes above and beyond to make every single student know that their voice deserves to be heard. He does so much hard work in our community, and travels out of state for events. He presents our school with so many opportunities to spread joy through music, like trips to music festivals and NYSSMA. He knows how to let every student shine and doesn't let students give up on their abilities he knows they have.
Hoffman is the most inspirational person I know. He teaches with an overwhelming passion and love for music that carries over into all of his students. He is my mentor and inspires me everyday not only to be a better musician but a better person as well. He's the reason why I am currently studying to become a music educator.
This man's made my whole 4 years of high school great! Everytime I stepped into his class, I was always excited to work on our music and that was before I was brought into the Chamber Choir. He is a devoted teacher and can make any singer a better singer. His passion and devotion to teaching students music is always present when he was conducting at our concerts.
He is one of the kindest most helpful teachers I have ever met. I have learned so much from him and come out of my shell. He has made me feel like I have a home and a place in the music community. He is one of the best directors I have ever met and is so humble.
Mr. Hoffman has been the most dedicated teacher of my daughters high school career. He has been a constant reminder of what an educator should be. His classes bring joy to my daughter and bring out the importance for a love of learning, having her coming home excited to apply everything he has taught her has been a remarkable thing to see. He always strives to see that all his students are taking something away from his class whether it should be learning to compose and dictate music or how to pass on an act of kindness, I am thankful that my daughter has teacher that cares a great deal about the motivations and happiness of all of his students so much so I feel the need to write in appreciation to hopefully have him nominated because he more than well deserves to be recognised.
He has helped kids through so much not only in their exploration through music but also in their journey through life.
Every morning I have a reason, a path to which I am working towards because of this man I have been able to realize not only do I want a future in music but the role model and the standard kindness Everyone needs and deserves everyday, he dedicates his life to his job and his students, and i recently got to take part in an annual reciting of a beautiful song called earth song, this was its 10th year, Mr Hoffman invites his former students to part take every year, this being the 10th year was very special and the turnout of previous students spoke the amount of gratitude towards this amazing man having had the risers and isles packed with such students was breath taking, Eric Whitacre is Mr Hoffman's biggest role model singing many of his pieces a year, giving him this, I would hope would show a little of how much he really does for his students, that his countless hours after school hours and free time working to make each students opportunities more in reach doesn't go unnoticed.
Mr. Hoffman is a SUPERB teacher who has created a flourishing music department in a school that does not have the resources to financially support an expensive program. The Albany High music department it is a choral family based on love for their teacher, a love for singing, and a love for making an impact on the lives of other people through music. Mr. Hoffman has been given rotten lemons by the powers that be, and has made state of the art lemonade. No other teacher is more deserving of this award. Mr. Hoffman is kind, patient, understanding, generous, and enthusiastic. His room is home for students who need a safe haven; he doesn't give up on anyone.
Mr Hoffman has made me feel welcome and comforted for the past soon to be four (and last) years. He has never failed to pick me up on a day where life is getting me down and has taught me how to pull myself into everything I'm passionate in. He is overall an amazing teacher.
Mr. Hoffman was my choir teacher in high school and one of the most compassionate and engaged educators I've ever met. He truly cares about his students, and instills in them a passion for music and the arts, and the connection that that brings. I'm so thankful for his impact on his students lives.
Mr. Hoffman was my choir teacher for three years, and not only is he hardworking and completely dedicated to his craft, but he gives confidence to those who are shy at first and encourages all of his students to be the best that they can be.
He has inspires and continues to inspire all of his students. His passion for music is clear and present in everything he does he never ceases to enlighten new generations of students to the beauty of music.
He was my high school choir teacher. Up until my junior year I was so nervous to perform in front of people. He helped me find my voice, my confidence, and my path to finding my true self. He always believed in me and showed me what I can really do with my voice and he helped me see all the potential I had in me. Thanks to him I now perform regularly, solo and with a soul/funk band. (now 4 years since graduating high school)
Mr. Hoffman is not only an amazing music choir teacher and conductor, but has such a kind soul. Hoffman takes the time to make sure we know the material, but let's us add our own flair. He is so unique in terms of his personality. He jokes around with his students, and encourages us to take risks with our voice and the music written for us. He arranges pieces in days, even with his right schedule. Brendan Hoffman is such an amazing person and teacher, I don't think I'll ever find a teacher as encouraging and passionate as him.
He's an incredible teacher who deserves to be Eric Whitacre's teacher of the week!
Mr. Hoffman is an inspiring music teacher at Albany High School in Albany. New York. He leads an amazing choral program and has left a legacy on all of his students. He has taught them about music and how to create and appreciate it, and the music we have made has touched us deeply. He goes out of his way to support his students and he has formed close relationships with us. He has changed our lives with the music we have made with him, he has shown us the impact music has on our lives and the rest of the world. He is a major inspiration to me and a big reason I am pursuing music education in college currently. He is extremely dedicated to his job and students and goes above and beyond for them. He deserves this award for the impact he has had on the lives of all of his students.
He has changed my life. He creates such an accepting environment and made me want to go to school. I love singing and am thinking about majoring in it.
He taught me so much in just one year. And he helped me get ready for my college auditions for music school.
I had the pleasure of working with Hoff throughout my four years of high school, at Albany High, starting in vocal class and moving up into the acapella group the Albanettes, where i sang for such people as the New York State Governor, the New York State Senate, and many others. Throughout my time as his student, Hoff showed me compassion, mentorship, and love. He was even there for me during a difficult period of my senior year. He is overall a wonderful teacher who takes pride in making his students the best that they can be on stage and off. He is an absolutely wonderful person who leaves a lasting impression on all of his students. He was my favorite teacher of my entire schooling and will continue to inspire me for the rest of my life.
Mr. Hoffman is one of those special teachers kids are lucky enough to get a chance to work with. Making music with him is truly creating a multifaceted piece of art day in and out. He takes high school choir to a level many strive to achieve but never quite can. He teaches students not only how to make music together but to love and cherish it. For me, he took a girl who could sing and made her a performer with a passion for singing she didn't know she could possess. He's done that for so many students and I know he'll continue to make magic and change lives for as long as he teaches. I nominate Mr. Hoffman because any teacher can teach a student how to play an instrument or how to sing, but only a special few can teach them to love it. He's one of those special few.
All four years of my high school career I've had Mr. Hoffman as a teacher. He is amazingly talented, an excellent teacher and also has the biggest, kindest heart in the world. Mr. Hoffman takes his time to get to know each and every one of his students personally and I think that's my favorite part about him. Not only is he a teacher but he's a friend, someone to confide in whenever you need it. Aside from Mr. Hoffman's great character he truly is all about the music. Whether we sound good or not so good on a song he's always optimistic and really takes his time to help us learn it. He is so passionate about our choirs at school and during every concert you can tell just how much of everything he has he puts into his work; the concerts for him usually end in sweat stained shirts, a red face and happy tears. It's also worth to mention that Eric Whitacre is his favorite composer of all time.
He's given me and all my classmates more confidence in music and an escape from the stress of high school. He's incredibly dedicated to his work and the joy he feels when teaching his students is apparent every class. Somehow he makes even secondary dominants seem interesting, and he gets really excited over even the driest parts of music theory. If anyone deserves to get this award, it's Hoff.
He is incredibly invested in making his students successful, both in chorus and in general. He is honestly one of the most patient people I have ever met, and always focused on the positive. He loves what he does, and this passion inspires his students to take pride in what they do as well.
It was a privilege learning and performing with Hoffman throughout all four years of my high school choir experience. An educator with a true talent and passion for music. Not only does he care about each one of his students, but always makes sure they are in the best possible condition to make music; whether it be going over voice parts or being a friend on a bad day. I never doubted my importance in the ensemble. Hoffman encouraged us to find our voices because they matter. He gave everyone a chance to do a solo, offered smaller group meetings to go over specifics about material, and consistently shared lunch hours or stayed longer after school. His students were able to appreciate the real value of music, which not everyone in today's school system prioritize at all. Through planning and attending concerts and events, I have seen the joy that his choirs fill the room with. He establishes a sense of community within his classes that spread everywhere they go. He loves Eric Whitacre.
Mr.Hoffman is the best teacher anyone could ask for. He is a kind, helpful and generous person not only in school but also for the community. Having the chance to work with him is one of the greatest things I've ever had in my life because he supports you and helps you accomplish your goals. He is a big inspiration to me and makes me want to be better singer and student throughout the school and community.He is very talented and is dedicated to help his students see there talent, gives us confidence and helps us build on our abilities to make our voices shine. Just by being in his class you feel safe and at home and I'm always glad to be their and want to stay their. Everyday I learn something new with him as he goes above and beyond and helped us be who we are now. Overall he is an incredible teacher who has helped me so much in my life, and who I love working with. I believe he really deserves to be nominated as teacher of the week as he has had a huge impact on all of us.
Great teacher, as well as an inspiration.
Mr. Hoffman is the best teacher at Albany high. He always welcomes everyone with open arms and he is the most caring and kind teacher at this school.
Mr. Hoffman is an example of an amazing teacher and even better human being. He lovingly manages to always put his students first- and it shows. He always has food for us, he asks us how we're doing before class, and more. He genuinely cares about us and loves his students so much. And along with how caring he is, his teaching abilities are unmatched. He creates an engaging, beneficial class for us that we enjoy as well as learn. He makes sure we are always number one priority in every aspect, and in return we all love him so much.
Hoff always puts his students first and has amazing patience. His vocal range is also great and he does everything he can for his students.
Mr. Hoffman creates a safe and welcoming environment for all. He comforts students during difficult times without hesitation. In a large school where it is easy to be invisible, he has an impressive ability to make each student feel valued. It is as evident now as it was a decade ago. With limited resources, and even more limited time, he consistently presents high-level performances. He sacrifices late nights to make arrangements for gigs on painfully short notice and gives up lunch/prep time to help students. He consistently achieves glowing marks at NYSSMA majors & NYSSMA Solo Evaluation Festivals. CSDA is so fortunate to have him.
If you speak to anyone who has ever known Hoff, they will tell you he is the most passionate human being they've met. In high school, I started singing my junior year after being so nervous to even sing in a choir setting, let alone solo. Because of Hoff, I became so much more confident, not just in my voice, but as a human being. He taught me to break out of my shell and to take chances because you never know what will happen. Because of Hoff, I had someone to lean on when my mental illnesses were affecting me. He doesn't just care about you becoming a better vocalist; he cares about sending you off into the world a better person than you were when you walked into his classroom. Without him, I wouldn't have made it through high school, and wouldn't have chosen a path in music education at the College of Saint Rose. He is the best person I've ever known and could never thank him enough for all he did for me. He deserves this honor.
Going to Hoff's class was the one thing I looked forward to during all 4 years of high school. He created an environment where everyone was accepted no matter who they were & at any level of musical knowledge. I know he sees true potential in any student he comes across as he has one of the biggest hearts I've come by in a teacher. He's very genuine & that hasn't changed one bit. He still gets excited when he sees students that have past graduated & that just warms my heart. The school has changed since I left a few years ago but the choir room always (& still) felt like home.
Mr Hoffman is one of the most caring people I know. Not only did he inspire me in the classroom, but outside as well. He genuinely cares for all of his students, and you can tell how much he loves them and his work. I had the most fun with him in select choir, where we learned a whole array of music. He's never given up on me or any one of his students and I'm so grateful I had him as my choir teacher in high school.
Going to Hoff's class was the one thing I looked forward to during all 4 years of high school. He created an environment where everyone was accepted no matter who they were & at any level of musical knowledge. I know he sees true potential in any student he comes across as he has one of the biggest hearts I've come by in a teacher. He's very genuine & that hasn't he changed one bit. He still gets excited when he sees students that have past graduated & that just warms my heart. The school has changed since I left a few years ago but the choir room always (& still) felt like home.
Joseph Galeczka
He was an inspiring role model for me during my time at Howard W Blake. I can easily say he is the most caring, dedicated and passionate teacher for music and for improving the lives of his students. He doesn't get enough credit for his endless hard work. Thank you for being the best teacher I've ever had.
I am nominating Mr Galeczka because of his tireless work with not only the students at Blake, but also those at other local schools. He encourages them to continue to strive for and achieve more…to become a better version of themselves. He gently corrects and leads by example. He also lets his students know that it is important to be true to themselves. Every year his Program continues to grow. His past students continue to return to Blake as Alumni and stand as examples for what is possible in the future.
Mr. G is one of those people who will go above and beyond to help his students foster a love for music. He spends hours upon hours… upon hours and hours… and even more hours of his time not only teaching us notes and rhythms, but teaching us how important it is connect to the music we sing and those we sing with. He has created a program that overflows with love and support through teaching with a full heart. He gives us opportunities to not only be musicians but to thrive as leaders as well. Being a student of his has allowed me to foster leadership skills and given me the ropes to start my own journey in music education. He has helped me learn so much about music as well as myself. He puts his heart and soul into helping his students thrive musically as well as personally. He deserves recognition for all his time and hard work!
Mr. G has taught me a lot in the 4 years I've had the privilege of being in his class. Ever since freshman year he has helped me grow to be a better musician as well as a better person. I really admire the way he cares for his students. He never turns a student down when they need help, even if it's not at all chorus related. Overall Mr. G is an amazing person and I really think he deserves to be teacher of the week :)
Mr Galeczka not only teaches his students every aspect of music, but he is also a role model to his students. He makes it a point to know each of his students and their uniqueness and to encourage their strengths and support their weaknesses. His students grow under his direction from young naive singers to well groomed professionals. He pushes his students to achieve high levels of singing as well as to be responsible human beings. Under the direction of Mr G, his choir has earned many group and personal superior recognitions.
Mr. Galeczka cares and loves each of his students as if they are his own! He put in long hours after to school to make sure we are prepared for upcoming events! There is no way possible I could explain in less than 1000 characters on how amazing he is!
Mr G has has been an inspiration to the teens in the Blake High School choir. The teenagers come together from all walks of life to learn the power of music from Mr. G. They become a family who sings, cries, laughs and take care of each other. Mr G puts in countless hours after school and weekends to help the kids be the best they can be through music. He genuinely loves these teens and gives his all to help them succeed in their music and in their lives.
Mr. G is one of the most hard working choir directors I've ever met, I've never met someone so passionate and dedicated to teaching students the true value of music. Mr.G has truly changed my life and shown me how powerful music can be. He works tirelessly to ensure our choir sounds great, Mr.G absolutely deserves this award and I appreciate him with all my heart.
He had worked super hard in my four years of singing for his chorus and he truly deserves it.
He's an amazing chorus director!
Mr. Galeczka is the choir director at Howard W Blake high school, and he is one of the hardest working teachers I've ever had. Our mixed choir was invited to perform at the Florida ACDA conference, and he has given up countless hours of his own time after school to have after school rehearsals. He genuinely cares about each and every one of his students, and he will drop anything to offer support any time any of his students needs anything. He has given up endless lunch breaks and planning periods to help his students. He absolutely deserves this award.
My teacher is the most hardworking director I have ever had the pleasure of performing with. He puts his heart and soul into every piece and you can see his passion. He loves each of his students to the point where chorus is not just a class, but it is a family. I love going to his class everyday, he is a phenomenal teacher, director, and person. He is so musically gifted, especially in sight reading and he inspires us to work as hard as we can to achieve our maximum musical potential. He pushes us to do our best and it shows in our choir. Mr. Galeczka deserve so much more praise than he gets. He spends almost every waking hour practising and perfecting things for our choir. He goes above and beyond with events, concerts and anything else he has us participate in. He wants to make sure his choir is in every possible event to show off our talent and grow as musicians. His effort is incomparable, and I appreciate him so much.
I've been in the chorus program for about three years now going into my fourth as a senior. I see my class as a family. We are together for at least three times a day and it is because of Mr.G. He is the teacher who cares even on days where it is frustrating. Th choir would not be the same without him. As a whole, he managed to bring the choir together after it being a mess seven years ago. Our sound is unique. Mr. G values our time together and in the mean time, teaches us valuable lessons. Our chorus is the way it is because of him. Thank you for making choir a safe place, for it is a family.
He has impacted the lives of me and my peers in ways none of us could explain. If anyone deserves this honor, it's truly Mr.G.
Mr. G has been a prominent figure in the lives of Us kids at Blake High School. He has taught us that music is not only note and rhythms but a story we tell. Music is something we not only learn but we strive to understand. He showed us that to be a great choir we need to have love for one another, work hard, and laugh when we make mistakes. He is truly an inspiration and the sole reason many of us are continuing music in the future so we can impact the lives of others.
He has inspired a lot of kids.
Mr. Galeczka had been a key part of my life for four going on five years and he has been nothing less than a spectacular role model and teacher. He constantly pushes his students to be the best versions of themselves and gives a lasting impression of determination, compassion, and inspiration. He took a group of unruly singers and over the course of a few years turned them into a respectable choir that ranked superior in their state evaluation. He always told us that it didn't matter what the scores were or what the judges said. The fact that we were making music and making a connection with not only the audience, but with each other through the music we sang, made us superior in his heart. He is beyond a shadow of a doubt like a father to me and this upcoming January he will officially be a first time parent. Mr. G loves all of his students and we will always loves him back 110%.
Mr.Galeczka has created such a home within our chorus program, he comes in everyday with a smile and works so hard to better our choir each day. Everyday we learn something new, Mr.G has taught me so much within the past 4 years, not only about music but about life. I am so grateful for him and wouldn't be where I am now without him.
Mr. G is expecting his first child with his wife early next year, but he has treated all 145 kids in his choir program like they were his own years before that ever happened. He has guided us not only with music but with principles like respect, kindness, and humility. We all know teachers are not paid nearly enough what they should be, but Mr. G goes way beyond his pay grade to make sure that our choir sounds and FEELS good, sacrificing time before and after school, lunch breaks, and even school holidays to ensure that his students feel emotionally and musically prepared for anything they might have going on in their life. I know from my experience with him as a teacher these last four years that he is going to be an excellent father. After all, he's had plenty of practice with us.
Mr. G has changed my life, he's shown me that music is about a lot more than you think. He always comes into class with a smile on his face, and makes my day.
He turned our chorus program around, by spending time in picking music that was not just challenging but had a story behind it, he created a bond- a sense of unity in our choir and without him we wouldn't be where we are today.
Mr.G is 100% dedicated to his program and make so many sacrifices on our behalf. He brings out the best in each of his students and personally helped me find my voice and helped me to love my voice.
He loves and cares about his students and helps us grow in so many ways.
He is the most hard working and encouraging teacher that I know. He pushes us as individuals and always lifts us up when we're down.
Mr. Galeczka is by far an amazing chorus teacher, inspirer, and a great person. He never fails to prove he cares for his students and always wants us to strive to be the best us we can be. I'm so appreciative that I am able to have him as a teacher and so ready to see what the future years will bring us. Yes he cares about music, but he never fails to make us laugh and learn new things. We always have a fun but strict, musical atmosphere. He's like "Professor Chorus", always keeping us on our toes with new knowledge that we'll take in, while we perfect our tone (might meow it). Mr. G, I wanna thank you personally also for just everything. There's never a dull moment when you're around and I'm so excited to see what the future holds for our school choir; of course it'll be big things as long as you're around. Thank you and you really deserve this!
Mr. Gs whole life revolves around our choir. His wife is pregnant and he still goes above and beyond for us. He is an amazing director, his musicianship skills are impeccable, and he is an amazing person. He has fostered growth in all of his student and taught us all more than I could've imagined. Mr. G is so talented and spends so much time out of school pouring into his job that he doesn't get paid for. He is so passionate about his job and you can tell he really loves his kids. I wouldn't be the musician I am without his help.
Mr. Galeczka does nothing but care for his students as if they were his own children. He is an amazing teacher and always gets the job done. He inspires his students to be the best they can and makes sure that everyone knows they are special. He is amazing.
Mr. G is an amazing conductor and he works very hard to make sure we enjoy ourselves in choir and that we sound amazing. He deserves definitely deserves this award more than any other conductor. In my opinion.
G does so much for us , with balancing work with his personal life, making sure we have our music and know it better than perfect , giving us a comfortable environment for us to express ourselves through music , and most importantly being there for us when no one else will . He deserves the best for his Work ethic and just over all person.
Mr. G is one of the most dedicated chorus directors I know. Not only is he serious about his craft but he creates a bond with his students that no other teacher can do. I love his creative mindset and it honestly makes us sound like a connected choir. He definitely deserves the best because that's what he makes us.
Mr. G is an amazing choral director and a role model. He teaches us his students how to be better musicians and better human beings through music. In my few years at Blake I learned so much. I've learned how much effort Mr. G has put into this program and how passionate he is. He has put in countless hours with us to push us to be the better than we think we can be. He believes that we should all be a family and that's what we are. He cares for everyone of his students and pushes each one of us to be better, better singers and better people. His dedication to the chorus program is none like any other. He sits us down and tells us the message our songs are conveying and how to convey those messages to the audience. Mr. G is my role model and I can't wait to learn even more from him in the remainder of my highschool career.
He is an amazing choral director who cares about his kids!!!!
Mr. G is a not only a fantastic choral director but an amazing teacher, he works so hard every single day to help us students be the best that we can possibly be, Mr. G deserves this award because he's truly an incredible teacher who has given up so many hours to us students! Thank you Mr. G!
Mr. Galeczka has demonstrated throughout the years that he is committed to transforming Blake's choir department into the world class program that it can be. He is dedicated, humble and most of all knows how to make students believe in their talents. This program has come a long way under his guidance and direction and he is deserving of all recognition.
Mr Galeczka is one of the most dedicated and caring teachers. My love and passion for music has grown through being in his choir class for the last 3 years. He's inspired me to always put my 110% in everything I do no only in music but in my daily life. We need more teachers like Mr. Galeczka who inspire kids to do what they love and who make sure that making mistakes is apart of the learning process and that it's what you do to fix those mistakes that make you a good singer. He never wants to see us fail and he works his hardest everyday to make sure we are the best we can possibly be.
I have never seen a conductor so passionate about what he does our choral director deserves this award because he cares enough to stay up hour on end for his kids. He also produces AMAZING RESULTS!!!
Mr. G is the most dedicated choral director I've ever had. He gives all of his free time to his choirs. He is determined and puts others before himself. He's had phenomenal performances of Whitacre including Lux Aurumque, The Seal Lullaby and Glow. Joseph Galeczka is the best candidate.
Mr. Joseph Galeczka is the most dedicated man I've ever met. He cares for his students in a way I've never seen before. In the three years I've been in his choir I have not doubted for a second that he loves what he does and I'm sure anyone who has ever seen him teach can agree. Mr. Galeckza is extremely talented and knows what he is doing. He does so much for his program and it goes unnoticed. He loves his students like his own children and he should be recognized for that. He made this choir program what it is today; an amazing choir and I am honored to call him my favorite teacher.
Driven is the perfect word to describe Mr. Galeczka's character. Furthermore, he drives himself to work at his best, he drives every student to put in their full potential. Every year at the the Blake High chorus program for me is fulfilling, tenacious, studious, and the music we make is full of passion and love. Mr.G puts much thought into every year's theme of the concert, the repertoire we perform, our professional uniforms, and the way we execute each performance. He is reliable for chorus inquiries, advice, and even helping with college readiness. He's the glue that holds the chorus family together. He inspires us to flourish in not only music, but everyday life aspects. He's an amazing choir teacher, an inspiring person, a leader, and a caretaker for not only his chorus students, but for other local school's music programs state wide. Mr.G puts an innumerable amount of time into each choir's music to help us strive to our fullest potential, and I'm eternally grateful for that.
This is a fantastic teacher who has taught me many wonderful things about music and how to read and preform it. He adds in a beautiful blend of comedy, passion for music, and realism to the art that I've never seen in a music teacher before, or any kind of teacher for that matter.
Mr. G is the most dedicated director I've ever met. From the moment I stepped into his class room I've seen the dedication he puts into helping students improve and pushing every student who steps into the classroom musically and making every student fee welcome.
Mr. Galeczka is one of the best chorus teachers I have ever had. He is always doing what is best for his students. Anytime we need help on a song or audition, he is there to help. Mr. Galeczka is always looking out for his students and makes sure that those who might be having a hard day, are feeling accepted and loved in his program. I really appreciate all the time and effort he has put in to his program and believe that he deserves a lot of recognition for it. Thank you Mr. G for everything you do for us.
Wayne Lackman
Wayne Lackman, beloved director of Gig Harbor High School's choirs for 30 years, is retiring this year. Of course, he is an exceptional conductor, and has built a highly respected high school choir. More importantly, his infectious enthusiasm, sense of humor, and genuine compassion for each student, set the tone for the wonderful community that is our choir department. He will be sorely missed.
He is a fantastic director who has changed the lives of many students he had taught. He is retiring this year after 30 years of directing and he really deserves and award like this for his service to the musical arts.
Mr. John Popke
John Popke has spent only 5 years so far at his current position of director of choirs at Kimberly High School, and yet in those years he has dedicated his life to strengthening the choral programs of Kimberly Area School District by integrating all levels of choir, Elementary to High School, into collaborative concerts at least once a year. Giving young singers the opportunity to interact with more developed students that they look up to. I cannot think of a man more deserving considering he was such a fan that he helped us go to New York and perform with Mr. Whitacre in Carnegie hall, performing many pieces and having the experience of a lifetime.
Mr. Matthew Wanner
I will never be able to forget Mr. Wanner. When I first I met him, I knew he was something special. There is no teacher more passionate about choir, connecting with people, and creating beautiful emotions with music than Mr. Wanner. He believed in me even when I didn't believe in myself. In our choir, he believes in all of us, and he cares about all of our individual lives. He teaches us not only how to make music, but how to love. How to grow, how to forgive, how to experience, how to live. He gives us not only a creative outlet, but a true home within the walls of our high school. He is passionate, driven, and dedicated; more importantly, he is kind, loving, caring, encouraging, and humble. He is the type of musician I want to be; the type of person I want to be. He is a role model, and yet he also is extremely approachable and relatable. He created something wonderful at my high school, and I will forever look up to him, both as a music educator and as a person.
He is the most thoughtful and wonderful teacher there is. He cares so much about music but cares so much more for his students. No one can ever top how amazing of a choral director he is because of how inspiring he is to all of us.
Mr. Wanner puts his heart and soul into our music program. I've never met anyone more dedicated and passionate about their job. He spreads his enjoyment of music on to everyone; his love for music is contagious.
Mr. Wanner is not only an amazing choir teacher, but he is also an outstanding role model to his students. He teaches them important life lessons and never fails to live up to them himself. He has taught me personally what the meaning of choir is. He touches the hearts and souls of his students with his kind and encouraging words every single day. He works hard to make us the amazing choir that we are and he works hard every day. He does not look at choir direct as a job; he sees at as a passion. Mr. Wanner is the most passionate man I have ever met and he has made me a better person and a better singer because of how passionate he is about music. He has created a safe-place for all of his students and we all know that if we ever need help with something we can count on Mr. Wanner to be there for us. He is a passionate conductor and an even more amazing role model.
I nominate Matthew Wanner because he is such an inspiration to all of his students. In choir, he always pushes us to do our best, and he never settles for good. It needs to be great. He not only teaches us how to sing and perform better, but he teaches us how to be better humans. We learn how to feel emotions and what to do with them. He makes everyone he meets a better person.
He has many wcda performances and had his chorale group perform there this year (I am a member)
Mr. Wanner puts his all into every single class. From simple dynamics to making everyone feel the music, he never fails to make every song worth it. Mr. Wanner deserves this award for his constant integrity and passion. I have never met a man who has been more admired for his work.
I've only known him for a short time now, but I can tell these next few years are going to be exciting. I've already learned such about myself and music in this one short year that it's crazy. It really seems impossible, and I couldn't have done it without him. As a teacher, he is helping me reach my full potential, and as a friend, he's showing me how much more there is to life. P.S. Mr. Whitacre, if you see this, I really love your song Cloudburst.
Mr. Wanner has been more than just a choir director to me. He has been a safe place, a guardian, and a trusted adult role model who I will strive to be like forever. His class is more than just a choir class, and he makes each and every day special by making beautiful music together and by giving us important life lessons along the way. He personally makes each and every one of the members in choir feel as if they are welcome, and they belong in choir. Something that makes Mr. Wanner special is that instead of being the "teacher" and we are the "students", we are family and we are all making art together as a unit. He picks repertoire that he knows will push us and challenge us, and it has made me grow in my maturity and work ethic as a student, and also in my heart and mind. Mr. Wanner is a teacher like no other. To say that I am forever grateful for what he has done for all of us does not even begin to cover how much I appreciate him.
Mr. Wanner is a very hardworking teacher who challenges his students to go above and beyond to give their all into everything they do. He is an incredibly inspiring director who wants the best for each and every one of his students.
He is an incredibly passionate and talented teacher who helps so many students every day to achieve their dreams of being better singers and musicians. Personally, his kind words have helped me get through some rougher times this year, and I can't thank him enough.
Mr. Wanner, where to begin. He is the motivation for so many people including myself to attend school and our choir department. He is the bright face we are dying to see everyday when we come to choir class. He shares some sort of motivational tidbit with us everyday. Whether its a reference to a previous choir, or his experiences with college choir or a voltron reference, or his highs/lows with his kids, he has a way to touch everyone around him in a personal way and shapes them into the best person they can be. As many people struggle with, often our choir has trouble staying on our circuit of productivity, he always finds a way to loop us back in and helps us work better than we ever knew we could. I personally never had a strong tie to music in middle school (it was just an easy A) but as I began my high school career, I realized what choir really meant to me and this was great due in part to Mr Wanner. Had he never been our choir teacher, many men and woman over his 20 year career.
This teacher is a uniting force within our choir, music department, school, and community. His constant yearning for success pushes us to succeed as well. Our choir, due to the work that Mr. Wanner has so painstakingly performed, earned the MHS Chorale a spot at the WCDA (Wisconsin Chorale Director's Association), which at one point he was the president of. His constant personability and respect and investment in each individual musician and artist create something you can not experience anywhere else but the choir room of Muskego High School during 6th hour. He deserves praise and recognition for the immense amount of dedication to his craft that he possesses. I urge you to nominate Mr. Wanner as your Teacher of the Week, even though we do not think of him as a teacher. He is to us closer to a mentor, a guide on the path of life, a force of wisdom, a humble yet talented musician who has profoundly changed the lives of hundreds of musicians.
Where to begin—Mr. Wanner's influence extends beyond the classroom. Besides being an outstanding choral director and musical director, he is an excellent human. His passion for music greatly impacts those around him, and the top choir refers to him as a father figure who they love. He is a safe person for anyone to go to about anything, whether it be musical or personal. He is an excellent candidate for Teacher of the Week.
When thinking about someone who has made an extremely positive impact on my life in multiple ways, Mr. Wanner immediately comes to mind. I can't think of someone with more devotion, passion, and dedication to influencing the lives of children through his love for music. Mr. Wanner cares immensely for every single one of his students and will work hard to make sure each child is successful. He clearly loves the work he does and it shows through in every aspect of his teaching and directing. The Family he has created in the MHS music department is one that I will never forget. He creates a safe space for all students to use and create in as well as a space where they feel like they are accepted and loved. He pushes each and everyone one of us to do our best and encourages us to always push through challenges we are presented with. Mr. Wanner has made a tremendous impact on my life and others at my school. I can't think of someone more deserving or qualified for Teacher of the Week.
I am nominating my choir teacher Mr. Wanner for his outstanding chorale direction and overall passion for his students and the music. Mr. Wanner has been my choir teacher for the past four years. He has inspired me as well as many others with his ability to make us connect and embody each piece of music we perform. His adeptness and attentiveness to music history and relativity to current events allows me to grow as a human and choir student at the same time. He has enriched me with knowledge on how to make the world a better place through performing and singing. Throughout the past four years, choir has been my favorite class because of his dedication to our choir. He has given our choir multiple opportunities like getting to perform in New York city, performing at WCDA (Wisconsin Choral Directors Association), performing at college showcases, and even getting to meet with you at Milwaukee's Basilica. After everything he has done, I believe he is a well deserving candidate.
Mr. Wanner is one of the best teachers I have ever worked with. He is an exceptional choral and musical director. Mr. Wanner truly puts every single one of his students first, and he is one of the most dedicated teacher in the school. As a teacher, he not only teaches us the notes on the page or the words to sing. He dives into the music and makes connections with every single student. He teaches us the true meaning of music, and how to express it with real emotions. Not only does he teach us music, but he teaches us valuable life skills. He cares so much about every single kid who walks through his door, and he makes a home for all of us. He has turned that simple little choir room into a safe haven for every single choir student in our school, and I am forever grateful for that. I have only worked with Mr. Wanner for a short period of time, but I already know just how much I will grow as a person and as a musician with him as my teacher.
I'm nominating Mr. Wanner because he's one of the most amazing people I know. He's not just a choir director, he's a mentor, a father figure, an idol. He doesn't just have us sing, he has us understand the music. He doesn't just tell us what the words mean, he asks us what WE think they mean. In choir, we envision what the music is saying so that we not only sing it, but we feel it also. Not only is he a great choir director, but a great person in general. Our choir year has been filled with words of wisdom from him, and he constantly strives to make us better people in life. If anyone deserves this award, I believe it's him. He's a bright light in every one of his student's life.
Mr. Wanner teaches so much more than music. He teaches his students to be thoughtful, considerate, and passionate. He makes an effort to connect with each student on an impactful level. He has been a director for many years, leading many groups to perform at WCDA, St. Patrick's Cathedral, and countless other places. As one of his students, I can say that Mr. Wanner is the most influential man in my life and I would not be where I am today without him. He inspires me with his talent, leadership, and strength every day. It is very clear that music has impacted his life in the best way possible and he gives students the opportunity to connect with the music the same way he does. The music program at Muskego High School has and will continue to succeed due to Mr. Wanner. I cannot emphasize my admiration, respect, and appreciation for him enough.
He has made a huge impact on my music career so far and is just a great mentor. He really cares about his students as if they were his own children and he is always there for anyone.
Cynthia Douglass
She showed me that there is a good side to life. I was a Hurricane Harvey victim and she turned me into a survivor. Through music, she helped me cope with all of the stresses and challenges that storm brought. She didn't just teach music. She saved a life. I will never forget her reasoning behind choosing "Glow". "People need a happy reason to cry sometimes". If you don't accept her I understand just know that there are people that probably wouldn't be alive today if she didn't care as much as she has.
Frank is retiring after 34 years at Cambridge-Isanti High School (and a few more before that in North Dakota). Frank touched thousands of lives. Sure, his choirs were often phenomenal…being chosen to sing at MMEA on more than one occasion…but I'm nominating Frank because of the quiet impact he had on students on the daily. Frank taught music, but he taught children first. His medium was music. Whenever a national disaster occurred and kids would ask, "What are we going to do," Frank would reply, "Just sing." Not because they were a choir and that's what choirs do, but because singing is healing. There are so many directors who are consistently in the limelight, deservedly so, receiving recognition for great achievements with their programs. Frank preferred a quieter approach, using the language of music to help young humans along their journey. He represents all the outstanding directors whose names you'll never hear who teach the world through the universal language of music.
Mr. Hurley is not only an amazing choir teacher, but is also an outstanding role model to his students. He teaches them important life lessons to live by and also the deeper meaning of a piece of music. The amount of effort Mr. Hurley puts into his teaching for all of his choirs is inspiring. He is a trustworthy teacher that any student can go to for any problem whether it be at school or at home, Mr. Hurley will find the time to find you help. Mr. Hurley has given each of his students at least some amount of confidence in their singing and in themselves. He has also provided a safe-space no other classroom could achieve. Mr. Hurley has also given a majority of his students a passion in their lives. He has high expectations for all of his middle school choirs, but it all works out in the end because our overall choral sound gives the audience goosebumps. Overall, Mr. Hurley deserves to be teach of the week because of how dedicated he is towards his job and his students.
Mr. Joseph Murphy should be nominated for teacher of the week. He is a great teacher and just this week he helped with 4 concerts and a school play, in which he played the prominent role of the janitor. He always has his students' back and is always helpful and fun. He had made music a part of hundreds of children's lives. Every single one of his students would say that he deserves this award more than anyone else.
Dayne Newberry
Dayne is a wonderful, kind, and selfless person that would do anything for anyone, especially his students. He is a member of multiple professional choirs, and is a director of four high school choirs. The first day he walked into his new job at his current high school, he brought a new meaning to choir, music, and performing. He has given us several new opportunities as singers, and as his students, we look up to him. He is such an inspiration to everybody he meets, and is always finding a way to brighten someone's day. He encourages us to find a personal connection or meaning to the music we are performing to make it captivating for the audience, and ourselves. He supports everyone, and is always willing to help anybody. He always goes above and beyond his duties as a director and helps his students in other school subjects and even life. He is so greatly appreciated by every one of his students, coworkers, and everyone he meets and a simple "thank you" will never be enough.
Mr. Newberry is one of the most dedicated teachers I have ever met. He has taught choir with such an unparalleled energy. He encourages his students to do their best everyday, maintains a good relationship with other staff and teachers, and introduces his pupils to new opportunities. This year, he applied to perform at IMEC, a performance at All-State ILMEA in front of professional faculty from all over the state. We performed a mass with the orchestra at the school. We have been given the most fantastic opportunities and he has taken us through it all with energy and grace.
MaryAnn Brilleslyper
Mr. Adam Wright
Mr. Adam Wright is the director for 2 middle schools and the high school that they combine into to. He drives everyday to three schools. The school system has very limited funding and low support, but Wright does everything he can to show his students that they can become more than what is around them. He works tirelessly to motivate his students to not only become better mucisians but better human beings. Since he's come to the Campbell County region he's grown the bands numbers from 52 to nearly 80 in just 5 years. He's a remarkable teacher and deserves so much recognition for all that he does!
Erik Reinhart
Mr. Reinhart exhibits all of the best qualities one would hope to find in a choral director, musician, and student advocate through his work at Churchville-Chili High School. He is endlessly working to build opportunities for his students to be actively involved in performing their music, directing three curricular ensembles and three extracurricular ensembles after-school. The Churchville-Chili Concert Choir has consistently received Gold and Gold with Distinction honors at NYSSMA majors. Most valuable to Mr. Reinhart's teaching however are the anecdotes that connect the music and life in a very relevant way. Through both verbal connections and extremely expressive conducting, Mr. Reinhart is able to communicate the human basis of emotion which gives music a meaningful foundation. As a current vocal music eduction major at SUNY Fredonia, Mr. Reinhart played no small role in encouraging me to make and teach music as a lifelong endeavor.
Stephanie Williamson
Mrs. Williamson is one of the smartest, most driven, inspirational, and also kindest teachers I have ever had the pleasure of learning from. She quickly changed my high school band into an environment where students respected and trusted the teacher, all the while fiercely advocating for the program to both administration and our community. Her main focus has always been her students, which is one of the marks of a great teacher, and more often than not her door is open and her office is welcoming. As a female student, it was so remarkable to see such a talented, driven woman making a difference in a program and to have a role model that I can look up to and one day aspire to be. She is the teacher that reinforced my passion for music education and continuously encourages me. It is a privilege to have graduated from her program, to be able to be colleagues with her, and to continue to work with her on a professional basis as she gives me opportunities to improve my skills.
Kristen Morrison
She takes phenomenal care of students with special needs. Tirelessly works to give them every opportunity possible, works very hard to teach, and to create a loving environment. She plans exciting events, field trips, outings in the community and runs her class as though no child is lacking ability. She is the mama bear for our kids when we aren't there. There are no lengths she won't go to to ensure that the kids are protected and supported. My child has been in school for thirteen years, and we've never had a teacher who we loved so much. We couldn't be without her! Thank you for everything you do.
Sarah Gallop


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Accommodation Matko is located 20 m from the sea, 2000 m from the center in the town Brela (Makarska). This accommodation offers a view of the Sea. Type of beach pebble beach. The number of extra beds in this accommodation is 1. Extra beds are usually sofa beds or some other form of an extra bed. Accommodation is equipped with: Internet.


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Will we ever see the sequel to 'Call Me By Your Name'? It is becoming more and more unlikely
May 31, 2021 by Ravi Shashtri
The Armie Hammer scandal and Luca Guadagnino's troubled schedule point to this.
In 2017 Call Me By Your Name was a small phenomenon among critics and the public, leading to several Oscar nominations that year and a growing cult within the LGTB collective. Since within the literary field it soon had a sequel ( Find me, also written by André Aciman ), it was logical to expect that it would also jump into the cinema, and Luca Guadagnino was shown by the work from the beginning. The director of Suspiria said in the following months that he would count on the return of Timothée Chalamet, Armie Hammer, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Esther Garrellfor the cast of the second part, but in March 2020 announced that the coronavirus pandemic had frozen the development of Find Me until further notice.
Since then we have not had updates on the status of the project, but we have had updates on Guadagnino's agenda that did not stop accumulating titles. Once the series We Are Who We Are premiered on HBO, the filmmaker has been associated with works such as a new adaptation of Lord of the Flies written by Patrick Ness ( A monster is coming to see me ), a biopic of the famous pimp Scotty Bowers with a script by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, a revival of Return to Brideshead … as well as a remake of Scarface written by the Coen brothers and an adaptation of the novel Bones & All by Camille DeAngelis. It is this last project that has received priority on its agenda, as stated by Deadline.
Bones & All is already in pre-production and has an impressive cast led by Taylor Russell were the names of Mark Rylance, André Holland, Jessica Harper, Chloë Sevigny, Francesca Scorsese (yes, the daughter of Martin Scorsese ), David Gordon Green, and, returning to work with him after Call Me By Your Name, the aforementioned Chalamet, and Stuhlbarg. The film narrates the journey that a young woman (Russell) undertakes through the United States trying to understand why her father used to later murder and eat all those people who ever loved him. A very promising synopsis that has been imposed on the sequel to Call Me By Your Name among Guadagnino's upcoming works.
Does this mean that Find Me has been canceled? Guadagnino does not close the door completely, but things are looking bad. "The truth is that my heart is still there. But I'm working on this movie, and I hope to get on with Scarface soon, and I have a lot of projects so I'm going to focus on this part of the Atlantic and the films that are still to be made. " Bones & All is written by David Kajnagich, who already worked with Guadagnino in Blinded by the sun and the remake of Suspiria, and once it opens it is possible that the sequel to Call Me By Your Name has definitely been in limbo the production.
And not only because of the list of projects in front of him but because of what happened with Hammer in recent months. The interpreter's career is badly damaged after leaks that pointed to shady sexual fetishes and a Los Angeles police investigation against him based on the accusations of several women for sexual abuse. As a consequence, Hammer has abandoned several projects ( Shotgun Wedding or The Offer, where he has already been replaced by Miles Teller ), although in an indeterminate future Disney has yet to release Death on the Nile, which the actor shot back in 2019.
As for Call Me By Your Name co-star Timothée Chalamet, in addition to Bones & All, he has yet to star in the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory prequel as Willy Wonka, not to mention the likely second part of Dune. . All of which leads us to say goodbye to Elio and Oliver, at least for a long time.
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Jennifer Lopez isn't afraid to show off her mic moves during a performance on the Spanish television show Mira Quien Baila (translation: Look Who Is Dancing) on Monday. The singer is in Barcelona, Spain, to promote her new Spanish-language album Como Ama Una Mujer, which will be released Stateside on March 27.
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Halle Berry makes a sexy turnout in Roberto Cavalli at the Miami premiere of her thriller Perfect Stranger on Monday. But one thing the actress is not doing is looking back on her romantic past. She tells In Style that after two failed marriages, "I will never, never get married again."
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Future reality TV star Victoria Beckham makes a stylish appearance in Bristol, England, on Monday, where she was on hand to support husband David's new soccer venture.
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PLAYING THE FIELD
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On the same day, David Beckham takes the field with some young students during a visit to the City Academy in Bristol, England. The footballer dropped by to announce the launch of his new Web site venture, which offers soccer coaching tips for students and teachers.
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Paris Hilton makes a bright statement as she skips down the runway at the 2 B Free Fall 2007 Collection show – the second year in a row she has modeled for the designer – at Los Angeles Fashion Week on Monday. Before her catwalk, the heiress told PEOPLE she wasn't nervous at all, "No, I love doing this!"
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But does it make her smarter? Toting her trusty bottle of water, Jennifer Aniston stays hydrated during an outing in Beverly Hills on Monday.
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Demi Moore makes a fashionable entrance at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood on Monday to get a sneak peek at Zac Posen's fall collection. The Saks Fifth Avenue-sponsored event benefited the non-profit Chrysalis, which helps the disadvantaged and homeless get back on their feet.
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Does she get a friends and family discount? Salma Hayek, who announced earlier this month that she's expecting and engaged, hits the Yves Saint Laurent boutique (which happens to be owned by fiancé François-Henri Pinault) in Los Angeles on Monday.
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Not one to run errands without looking well-heeled, Mary-Kate Olsen hits a West Hollywood grocery store on Monday walking tall in a pair of red stilettos.
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Talk about a wonderful birthday present! Ugly Betty star Vanessa Williams (in Pamella Roland) has twice as much to celebrate Monday as she earns a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the day after her 44th birthday. At the ceremony, the actress was joined by her family and Ugly Betty producer (and costar) Salma Hayek (not pictured).
Courteney Cox and recent Dirt guest star Vincent Gallo enjoy a get-together on a Malibu beach on Monday. The recently reunited actors go way back, costarring in the little-seen film Get Well Soon in 2001.
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Paula Abdul works the little black wrap dress on her way to The Late Show with David Letterman in New York on Monday. But it's right back to Los Angeles for the American Idol judge, who's gearing up for a big upcoming show – it's Top 10 week.
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Eva Longoria looks to cash out as the big winner at a charity poker tournament in Los Angeles on Sunday, where the Desperate Housewives star won for her cause Padres Contra El Cancer (Parents Against Cancer). The busy actress later stepped out to attend L.A. Fashion Week.
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FareHarbor acquires Activity Link Systems, adding to its tours-and-activities growth
By Sean O'Neil | November 3, 2016
FareHarbor, seller of an online booking and reservation management platform, has acquired Activity Link Systems (ALS), a seller of reservation software to the activity industry, particularly in Hawaii and Orlando.
ALS is just a three-person shop, but the deal highlights a growth trajectory for FareHarbor. The company, which will have about 110 employees (after adding the 3 from ALS), anticipates about $30 million in total revenue for the 2016 year.
The company is surpassing the 3,500-client mark, up from the 2,000 it touted last spring during an interview with Tnooz.
Despite the fast growth, there may be limits to the pace of scaling upward.
The ALS acquisition illustrates the particular dilemma of scaling up software services aimed at tour-and-activity operators.
Kumar Manuel, CEO of ALS, tells Tnooz:
"Of all the companies, only FareHarbor understands that you cannot fit all activity companies into a widget box for their offerings.... Many operators need special features that, if your current platform does not support, need to be build out. The others don't get it. I think it is because the Hester brothers actually worked at an activity company themselves. Most of the Peeks and Rezdys and other companies out there have great ideas, but cannot seem to see beyond what worked for one activity operator should work for all. If you have never had to do the actual job at a tour supplier, it is difficult to really grasp the end-user needs."
Manuel's arguments may be true, but investors looking at the tours-and-activities sector may perceive such high-touch customization as a stumbling block to scaling up a software platform.
"There are no growth-hacking shortcuts," says Valverde. "Tours-and-activities are too complex, not just on bookability but also commissions based on where an order originated. An individual salesperson might have their own custom commission, even. The activity sector resists commodification."
But Lawrence Hester, CEO and co-founder of FareHarbor, says it's a balancing act, not a tradeoff. He says many of the modules that ALS has built for its software will be applicable to other companies worldwide. He adds:
"We don't want to build custom code for each customer> Deals like this one with ALS help us not to have to re-invent the wheel on smart solutions to tech problems others have already solved."
Benefits of the deal
ALS was founded in Wailuku, Hawaii, in 2000, though Manuel had been creating reservation software for local companies many years before that.
ALS's most distinctive software is AL-Pro Helicopter Edition. Industry insiders say there is no other viable alternative system for the tour rotorcraft businesses, especially in Hawaii. ALS also provides point-of-sale systems that support real-time reservation integration with a provider or vendor's existing website.
ALS brings into FareHarbor's orbit some large clients, such as Papillion Airways, Pleasant Holidays, and Blue Hawaiian Helicopters.
The 110 new clients "will not face a forced migration, whatsoever, to FareHarbor's tools", says Max Valverde, CCO.
A payday for a quiet entrepreneur
Manuel is said by a couple of industry veterans to be one of those rare entrepreneurs who focuses on solving the technical and sales challenges rather than by relying on flashy marketing.
He came to Hawaii having graduated school with a degree in business accounting and a minor in computer science. Around 1985, he fell into the work of developing DOS-based software solutions for tour and activity operators.
Along with two partners, whom he subsequently bought out, Manuel started ALS in 2001. The primary focus was, in the long run, to provide the linking between the various agencies and concierge desks and the vendors. The (by now old-school) platform was Object Pascal, with a middleware using TCP/IP to provide all connectivity.
"The applications sold like shave-ice on a hot beach," says Manuel. He concedes that he had some failings at properly pricing his applications and services, but notes that ALS grew in sales and net income every year.
For years FareHarbor was stumped as to why it couldn't make inroads into ALS's client base, except for wooing away a single customer, says Manuel.
In 2014, Manuel first met with Lawrence and Zach Hester. The scope of the meeting was looking at ALS providing real-time bookings from ALS's agency clients into FH's vendors.
But less than a year later Manuel began negotiations to sell. In light of his recent marriage and 50th birthday, he thought it may be time to offload some of the technical challenges of website integrations to a younger and more ambitious crowd, he says.
FareHarbor claims that its client portfolio will cover about 10% of the tours and activities market in 2017. To manage its growth, the company has recently hired a VP of operations who came over from Airbnb and a VP of engineering, who is focused on scaling the team.
See Tnooz's earlier profile of the company: FareHarbor claims a fast rise as a reservations tool for tours and activities


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Pershing presents the TØ Project
The Mondolfo-based shipyard challenges the yachting worldby creating a new market segmentwhere the pleasure of sea life and performance become one.
It's a new aesthetic and emotional experience, a leap forward in the world of avant-garde yachting, a disruptive – and only seemingly impossible – alternative to every yachting experience ever had. Pershing, the leading builder of Made in Italy sports yachts that has been designing, producing and selling open, coupé and sport-fly luxury motor yachts for over 30 years, has announced the launch of the TØ project, ushering in a new era with an innovative momentum that is sure to shake things up in the yachting world.
Along with the X Generation, the TØ project will be the builder's new range and is set to redefine the boundaries of the 25- to 40-metre market segment. The project rises up to the new demands of customers, translating and reinventing them as only Pershing can. The new range promises to be unlike anything ever seen before and will revolutionise the concept of sports yachting, establishing game-changing standards in yachting pleasure while preserving unmatched high technology and performance and designer Fulvio De Simoni's incomparable style.
The TØ project will in fact be emerging from the collaboration between the Ferretti Group's Product Strategy Committee led by engineer Piero Ferrari, the group's Engineering Department, and yacht designer Fulvio De Simoni, Pershing creator since the very first model who has enthusiastically embraced this new adventure.
The four cornerstones of the new project: Design – the distinctive Pershing family feel will be preserved yet take on a new stylistic paradigm with a strong identity; on-board liveability and comfort – spaces and volumes will be maximised and several concepts will be re-engineered to the distinct Pershing style, lots of areas will open up to the sea, navigation comfort and liveability of indoor and outdoor spaces will be amplified; Technology – the technological breakthroughs will live up to the brand promise; Performance – TØ will bring an unprecedented yachting experience to the 25-40-metre market segment.
The first yacht from the new TØ range will be officially presented at the Boot Düsseldorf 2020 show.


The gunman appeared to have live-streamed footage of his rampage to Facebook, filmed with a head-mounted camera. The footage appeared to show him firing indiscriminately at men, women, and children from close range inside the Al-Noor mosque.
The suspect was also believed to have published a manifesto outlining his intentions, in which he espoused far right and anti-immigrant ideology.
He said a number of firearms had been recovered from both shooting sites.
What happened at the mosques?
One unnamed survivor told TV New Zealand he was at the Al Noor mosque, and saw a gunman shoot a man directly in the chest. The attacker reportedly targeted the men's prayer room in the mosque, then moved to the women's room.
A Palestinian man who asked not to be named told the AFP news agency he heard rapid gunfire and saw a man shot in the head.
A second mosque in the suburb of Linwood was also evacuated. The police commissioner said "multiple fatalities" were recorded at two locations.
Multiple casualties were brought to Christchurch Hospital where there was a heavy police presence. A spokeswoman said Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) had activated its mass casualty plan, the New Zealand news site Stuff.co.nz reported.
Police earlier cleared Cathedral Square, where thousands of children had been holding a rally for action on climate change.
The Bangladesh national cricket team appeared to have narrowly escaped the shooting. A reporter following the team, which was due to play New Zealand in a now-cancelled test match on Saturday, tweeted that the team had "escaped from a mosque near Hagley Park where there were active shooters".
Player Tamim Iqbal tweeted that the "entire team got saved from active shooters".
Bangladesh Cricket Board spokesman Jalal Yunus said most of the team had gone to mosque by bus and were about to go inside when the incident took place.
"They are safe. But they are mentally shocked. We have asked the team to stay confined in the hotel," he told the AFP news agency.
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The Mariana subduction system is a valuable natural laboratory for testing ideas about what governs the distribution of animals at hydrothermal vent systems. This is because the area has a wide range of habitats, including the very deep trench, a shallow to mid-depth volcanic arc, and a mid-depth to deep spreading back-arc. Of these, only the volcanic arc has been the focus of extensive hydrothermal vent exploration, while more than 600 kilometers of the Mariana back-arc remain completely unexplored. This back-arc area will be the focus of this expedition. The team will use Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) Sentry to locate and characterize hydrothermal systems, expecting to find 5 to 10 new sites. The team will also be examining the chemistry and geology of the back-arc vents.
Two undergraduate students Juliana Diel and Jennifer Killinger participated in this cruise shadowing marine technicians, scientist and the outreach specialist onboard. During this cruise the team used the CTD and the vertical microstructure profiler (VMP) to gather data on ocean mixing. Relevant physics governing this ocean mixing are poorly understood, limiting the accuracy and usefulness of climate models that can provide the advance warning needed to prepare for El Niño Southern Oscillation climate events. The data collected on this cruise will contribute to these models. Learn more about Julianna and Jennifer's experiences here.