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Democratic Women’s Club of Marion County announce annual EqualiTea
For the past eight years, the Democratic Women’s Club of Marion County (DWCMC) has honored suffragettes and the ratification of the 19th Amendment with memorable luncheons. EqualiTea is a lovely celebration of the tapestry of women who worked and sacrificed to win the right to vote. With a delicious lunch, incredible speakers, festive music, and surprises, all wrapped in a beautiful afternoon at the Appleton Museum of Art in Ocala, it is a not to be missed event.
Creamy Chicken Wild Rice Soup
This Chicken Wild Rice Soup is one of Panera Bread’s most popular soups, but easily made at home with super simple ingredients like wild rice instead of noodles, a creamy broth, and a blend of wonderful spices. It’s great for lunch or dinner and perfect on a chilly day. My family loves it so much. Pin this now to find it later This post may contain affiliate links. If you click on one and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
July Yard of the Month
Body The San Saba Garden Club Yard of the Month for July 2025 is the home of Pam and Bill Wallace at 1120 CR 110 (old Pecan Grove Road). The lawn is Celebration, Bermuda grass, which provides a lovely green expanse in front of the house. Centered on the front loop drive is a pair of tall urns with pink trailing Vinca that give entrance to the house. Flower beds in front of the house have five rose bushes, including a double delight, a hibiscus, pentas and zinnias in multiple colors.
How To Build Leadership Programs For Women In Your Organization
The percentage of women who hold leadership roles in business, higher education and government grows with each passing year – sometimes dramatically, sometimes incrementally. But every gain holds the promise of more gains, as young girls see opportunities previous generations didn’t.
Need an Extra Boost With Your Career? A Mentor Can Help
Home / Featured Content / Need an Extra Boost With Your Career? A Mentor Can Help The importance of mentors was on full display when retired Navy Capt. Barbara Bell recently attended the unveiling of a new exhibit that featured her and seven other women in aviation at Patuxent River Naval Air Museum in Maryland. One of the other women in attendance, Colleen Nevius, the first woman to graduate from the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School, once served as a mentor for Bell.
Need An Extra Boost With Your Career? A Mentor Can Help
The importance of mentors was on full display when retired Navy Capt. Barbara Bell recently attended the unveiling of a new exhibit that featured her and seven other women in aviation at Patuxent River Naval Air Museum in Maryland. One of the other women in attendance, Colleen Nevius, the first woman to graduate from the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School, once served as a mentor for Bell. A woman whom Bell mentored also was there.
I Took a Staycation in My Own City and Learned More About Myself As a Traveler Than I Expected
Here's what it's like to stay at a hotel in New York City right now. By Barbara Bell May 18, 2021 Each product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team. If you make a purchase using the links included, we may earn commission. If there's anything I've learned about my travel habits in adulthood, it's that I love to take random vacation days.
9/11 Fifteen years later
Barbara Bell, Print Managing Editor September 8, 2016 Remembering the legacies and stories of four University students Sept. 11, 2016 marks the milestone 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks that took 2,977 lives in New York, Washington, and Shanksville, Pa. While the country and the world honor the legacies of friends and loved ones, the University plans to mark the anniversary by commemorating four of its own alumni who died that day.
Daily Legal News
Common Pleas Tort-motor vehicle Date Filed June 4, 2020 Case Number 933097 Amount $25,000.00 Case Type Tort-motor vehicle Judge Judge D. Turner Plaintiff Filed by. Cleopatra Jones 7191 Mentor Ave., #D405 Mentor, OH 44060 Plaintiff's Attorney The Skolnick Weiser Law Firm, LLC Fifth Third Center Cleveland OH 44114 Defendant Barbara Bell, et al. 75 Lochspur Lane Moreland Hills, OH 44022 About your information and the public record.
Sport development in challenging times: leverage of sport events for legacy in disadvantaged communities
Introduction The emergence of a growing body of literature around events, legacy and impacts beyond sport has been one of the key features of the “golden decade” of sport in the UK, announced by Andy Burnham, as the then Secretary of State for the DCMS in 2009 (BBC, 2009) and reinforced in the post 2012 era in UK Sport policy (DCMS, 2012a, 2012b).
Women are poorly represented in STEM fields, so we started with girls | Opinion
Barbara Bell, Guest columnist Published 6:00 a.m. CT Oct. 28, 2019 At Harpeth Hall School, the STEM program's mission is to graduate the next generation of female STEM thinkers and doers. Story Highlights Dr. Barbara Bell is the director of the Center for STEM Education for Girls at The Harpeth Hall School in Nashville. The Tennessee STEAM Festival, sponsored by the Discovery Center in Murfreesboro, ran Oct. 11-20 across the state.
Capt. Rosemary Mariner was a leader among leaders
Barbara Bell, Guest columnist Published 11:48 a.m. ET March 4, 2019 A funeral was held for Capt. Rosemary Mariner, who was the first female tactical fighter jet pilot in the US military, and she paved the way for females in Naval aviation. Petty Officer 2nd Class Benjamin Liston, Navy Public Affairs Rosemary Mariner was the first Navy woman jet pilot and “point woman” for opening up military aviation to women.
Listen to Your Heart
Kasie West brings us another compelling read with “Listen to your Heart,” a story about lake life, friendships, secrets, and podcasting. Our main character, Kate Bailey, would choose spending all her time on the lake if it wasn’t for her parents insisting she go to school, her best friend insisting she check out her latest crush, and - well - the classes she needs to take as a junior. One unexpected class on her schedule is podcasting, mostly at the request of her best friend.
Barbara Jean Bell - George County Times: Obituaries
A member of Crossroads Free Pentecostal Church who loved the fellowship of her Sunday school class, she died January 4. Nanny, as she was known to her family, enjoyed sewing, quilting, gardening and most of all spending time with her family. She is survived by her son Terry (Denise) Bell of Vancleave; daughter Darlene (Mike) Steede of Lucedale; grandchildren Rev.
Decrypting Cyber Insurance: A Practical Framework for Organisations
Cyber security is an emerging risk area for the insurance industry. The threat of cyber-attacks is increasing and so too is the demand for cyber insurance. An attack can often result in major disruptions to service and business. It can lead to the theft of personal information from customers, while causing irreversible damage to a business’ reputation.
Custodian Tom Prowant mentors local bass fishing program, recognized by peers for commitment to youth fishing - The Bucknellian
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel 18 years ago, Facilities member Tom Prowant took the reigns of the Susquehanna Valley Fishing Team, a competitive bass fishing program that teaches 11-18 year olds in the area how to fish.
Food, Fun, & Foolery
Saturday, April 1, 2017 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Location: Elks Lodge, 210 Rankin St., Rockland, ME For more information: 207-594-5961; mcc.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Barbara Bell MCC Auction Publicity Cte. bcbell@aol.com; 203-258-5361 The public is invited to “Food, Fun, & Foolery”, an April Fool’s auction and party for the whole community to be presented by the Midcoast Community Chorus (MCC) on April 1, 2017, 5:30 p.m., at the Elks Lodge, 210 Rankin Street in Rockland.
Aimee Friedman's 'Two Summers' splits a summer into two and shares a secret.
Summer Everett is the girl heading to Provence for the summer to spend time with her famous painter dad, until at the last minute things change. So her best summer ever is now looking more like not-such-a-good summer and then it turns to horribly, horribly, horrible when a family secret is discovered.
One super creative way to use your summer strawberries.
If you’ve been to the local farmers’ markets, you’ve seen the stands are exploding with fruit, especially the strawberries. Since you can only snack on so many, how about turning your hand to creating a galette with these beautiful berries? What is a galette, you ask? It’s a a flat round cake of pastry or bread. The defining factor is that it is a free-form pastry, requiring no pie pan, no tart ring, no formal structure to hold it while it bakes.
The Spa at Fearrington promotes healing by advising on the right massage for you
If you are looking for a good massage, you can enter the word ‘massage’ and your location into a search engine and – voila! – thousands of suggestions pop onto your screen. But what if you don’t know what kind of massage you need or prefer. Do you need something with a gentle but firm touch or something that reaches deep tissue? Are you looking to feel relaxed or energized after a massage? Questions like these are not just for a noob spa-goer.
Put The Spa at Callaway Gardens on your summer bucket list for one reason only.
When Katherine Chapman, Director of Spa Prunifolia, started with The Lodge and Spa at Callaway Gardens almost 10 years ago, she worked as a massage therapist. When she moved into a management role, she saw the challenges firsthand and could address them. “Happy employees, happy guests” was a mantra in which she believed and which drove changes to make this spa successful.
The 2nd Annual Independent Bookstore Day kicks off throughout the SF Bay Area.
This Saturday, April 30th, is a day to celebrate – it’s Independent Bookstore Day. This is the day to visit one of the 400 independent bookstores operating in the United States. Why are indie – and local – bookstores worth celebrating? They are our neighbors. They connect us as a community. They are there when we are in a pinch and need a last-minute gift, a hard-to-locate book, or just someone to chat with when we can remember only bits and pieces of a book we have read or want to read.
LunchBOX (A Waxing Salon) caters to those who care about their personal care.
There are two things you know: Waxing is usually an after-thought or an add-on at spas and salons, isn’t it? The decision to get one is based on what season it is, where you are going, what you are wearing, and sometimes even who you will be seeing. Debi Lane decided to change all that. This CEO and founder of LunchBOX (A WAXING SALON) has revolutionized that by offering a comfortable, clean and chic destination dedicated to nothing but someone’s comfort and their waxing needs.
You don't have to be Julia Child to make an amazing quiche.
It’s that time of year when fresh eggs are plentiful at the farmers markets in the Bay Area. When eyeing up a box (or a whole flat), are you wondering what to do with those eggs? Consider the timeless classic…quiche. If it sounds intimidating, trust me, it’s not as scary as it sounds. But first, let’s have a little history lesson.
Celebrate the sweetness that is National Chocolate Mint Day.
February 19th is worth celebrating! I mean, it is National Chocolate Mint Day after all. Recognized by the US National Confectioners Association, National Chocolate Mint Day is observed annually across the nation today. This holiday has been set aside for all the chocolate mint lovers to eat their favorite treats all day long.
Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, has died today.
This author whose 1960 novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” grew to be a defining text of 20th-century literature on the racial troubles in the American South has died in her sleep at the age of 89. She had lived for several years in a nursing home less than a mile from the house in which she had grown up in Monroeville, Alabama. Monroeville was also the setting for the fictional small Southern town in her book.
Bake a savory & soft pretzel for your Valentine.
Have you seen the February 2016 copy of Martha Stewart Living Magazine? It certainly has the right idea when it comes to Valentine’s Day, hearts, and baking. Not all baking becomes a sweet confection. Not all bakers have a sweet tooth. This issue showcases 14 new twists on pretzels, and who wouldn’t love a salty or savory soft pretzel? Whether you choose to decorate it with kosher salt, pumpkin seeds, or chopped up rosemary and thyme, it’s sure to win the hearts of those without a sweet tooth.
Three ways to celebrate Galentine's Day
Happy Galentine’s Day! What? You don’t know that that is? Coined by Leslie Knope of Parks & Recreation fame, it is celebrated the day before Valentine’s Day and is the best way to get all the amazing women in your life together and celebrate. Yes, celebrate! Your dating status doesn’t matter. Your marital status doesn’t matter. That’s why you have these amazing women in your life – they love you for you. Romantic relationships are up and down, but your friends are forever.
Don't miss the Bardessono Hotel & Spa champagne bath treatment
If the spa package ‘Rub the One You’re With’ at Bardessono Hotel & Spa caught your eye, consider adding a second romantic treatment for couples: a champagne bath! Ooh la la! The Champagne Bath combines salts, essential oils, antioxidants, and botanical extracts. The release of the essential oils is then boosted as couples sip on glasses of sparkling wine. Mind you, this treatment is currently available only to hotel guests. Have I got your attention with champagne and bath?
Brian Selznick's 'The Marvels' will wow you with imaginative storytelling.
Brian Selznick, author of "Wonderstruck," brings us two stand-alone stories in “The Marvels” where characters share a history that is part mystery, part superb imaginative storytelling. The first of the two stories unfolds in the year 1766 and is captured in nearly 400 pages of black and white line drawings. The second story is told in the year 1990 in prose. Together they intertwine history and family in a way that will compel the reader to stay up late into the night to find out who is whom.
Hotel Bardessono has got the ultimate Valentine's Getaway for you to enjoy
Are you looking for something different this Valentine’s weekend? Hotel Bardessono in Yountville, California can help with their “Rub the One You’re With” package. Is your curiosity piqued? Are your eyebrows raised? Are you wondering what they’re onto? Just the most brilliant idea for overworked and overstretched couples. With this package you can rediscover the pleasure of both giving and receiving with a trained massage therapist guiding you and your partner in the art of massage.
Lavender Sugar Cookies are just the ticket for this Valentine's Day
While everything may be coming up pink and red for this Valentine’s Day, don’t be afraid to be a little different with your baking. Go ahead and make some Lavender Sugar Cookies. By adding finely chopped culinary lavender to the dry ingredients, you can impart this relaxing scent to your cookies, your baking, and even your kitchen. Better yet, when it’s time to roll the sugar cookie log into granulated sugar, you can take it a step further and roll it in finely chopped culinary lavender.
Three ways to announce your engagement
You’re engaged and starting to think about planning your wedding, but first – who have you told? Maybe you’ve told your closest friends and family with a quick phone call or shared the story of how your fiancé proposed over brunch. How you announce your engagement says so much about who you are as a couple, your style, and your sense of self.
Can an origami Yoda really give good advice to middle-schoolers?
With movie theaters showing "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and Star Wars fans going back for multiple viewings, it is easy to get nostalgic and miss Yoda and his words of wisdom. Fear not, as Tom Angleberger has the answer for middle grade readers and Yoda fans everywhere in "The Strange Case of Origami Yoda." With chapters showing multiple points of view, students share their questions about whether Origami Yoda is real and their thoughts about what (and who) is bothering them.
FAULT | Indiegogo
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OPINION | Building a better future: Addressing racist and class-based bias in childhood development
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