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From the Mansfield Historical Society Newsletter, Vol. 39, No. 1, January 2003
The Historical Society has purchased a handsome gold-topped presentation cane that belonged to John Macfarlane, a silk manufacturer in Atwoodville.
John Macfarlane, his wife, and their eight children emigrated from Scotland to the United States in 1848. With experience as a silk manufacturer in Glasgow, he soon found employment in the American silk industry. He worked successively at Foss & Jenks in Camden, NJ, Cheney’s in Manchester, CT, William Skinner’s silk mill in Haydenville, MA and at the silk factory of his son, William Macfarlane, in Yonkers, NY.
In 1861, he came to Mansfield and, in company with his sons, John G. F., George N. and James S., leased the silk mill in Atwoodville, owned by William Atwood. Two years later the Macfarlanes purchased the other Atwoodville mill, downstream from their previous location, and Lewis D. Brown moved into their old mill. When he relocated his business to Middletown in 1871, L. D. Brown sold his mill back to the Macfarlanes who then operated both silk mills until 1877 when the lower mill was burglarized and burned.
The senior Macfarlane retired from the business in 1875 and henceforth the company was managed by his sons and known as “Macfarlane Bros.” They continued to manufacture silk thread in the remaining Atwoodville mill into the 1920s.
Our newly acquired cane was presented to John Macfarlane not long after his retirement from the silk business. It is very well documented in The Commemorative Biographical Record of Tolland and Windham Counties, Connecticut (J. H. Beers & Co., 1903).
“Mr. and Mrs. John Macfarlane were treated to a surprise party on the Golden anniversary of their Wedding, Nov. 19, 1876, by their children, grandchildren, and Mr. Macfarlane’s fellow silk manufacturers of Mansfield. Among other valuable testimonials, he received a gold-headed cane bearing this inscription: “Presented Nov. 19, 1876, to John Macfarlane, by the Silk Manufacturers of Mansfield, Conn.” The names of the donors also appear: Emory B. Smith, Orwell S. Chaffee, L. D. Brown, Philo G. and G. R. Hanks, C. L. Bottum, and Ashael Hammond, who lived in Putnam.”
It is interesting to note that John Macfarlane was so pleased with the gift of this cane that it apparently established a precedent. Five years later, the silk manufacturers of Mansfield presented a similar cane to George R. Hanks, also on the occasion of his Golden Wedding anniversary. It was reported in the Willimantic Chronicle of Nov. 23, 1881: “One of the pleasantest events which has occurred in the social circles of Mansfield for many a year was the celebration of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hanks, of Hanks Hill, which happened on Tuesday evening of last week…. The company which gathered to greet them on this wedding day numbered about sixty-five, and consisted of relatives and friends from home and abroad….The presents were numerous and consisted of heavy gold spectacles, gold vases, gold coin and many other useful articles. The present which will, perhaps, be most appreciated by the host, was the gold headed cane presented to him by the silk manufacturers of Mansfield, and on which was inscribed their names… The silk manufacturers who were present were Messrs. L. D. Brown, E. B. Smith, J. D. Chaffee, W. E. Williams, James Macfarlane and E. P. Conant. Mr. Hanks is the oldest sewing silk manufacturer in America now living and is the son of Rodney Hanks, the first man who manufactured silk thread by machinery in this country and who built the first silk mill on this continent [in 1810]…” Perhaps someday this cane will also resurface and find its way back to Mansfield.
Although it was an expensive purchase, we are thrilled to add the Macfarlane cane to our collection. An antique dealer in North Carolina had contacted us in October, offering us the cane for $1,500. This was well beyond our reach and we regretfully turned it down. However the cane was then auctioned on eBay in January and thanks to David Yutzey’s astute bidding, we were able to acquire it for $500 – a relative bargain.
We rarely purchase items because of our limited budget, but this was an unusual opportunity to acquire a well-documented artifact associated with Mansfield’s silk industry. Thanks to the generosity of our members, enough funds were raised to cover the cost of the cane.


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Being as it was Butte, Montana, surrounded by mine tailings and overturned overburdon, we were looking for the full Butte experience and were attracted to KFC by reports of an industrial aftertaste. We could detect none other than the 17 secret spices of the original recipe. Good food, clean, and especially tasty with A&W root beer (that's the engenious combination!).
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Community forum: Vermont education: Successes and Challenges
This week’s writer is Bill Mathis, a member of the Vermont State Board of Education and a Goshen resident.
Vermont Education: Successes and Challenges
As Act 46 and funding get attention from the public and the media, teaching and learning take a back seat. Fortunately, we have a strong and healthy system: Vermont’s education system is currently ranked third in the nation by Education Week. In child well-being, we dropped to sixth according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation. On national assessments, we rank between first and eighth depending on the year and subject. Vermont is consistently in the top ten depending on the focus of the group doing the tallies. But this doesn’t mean we don’t have significant concerns.
Thus, the State Board’s strategic goals are to:
• Ensure that Vermont’s public education system operates within the framework of high expectations for every learner and ensure that there is equity in opportunity for all.
• Ensure that the public education system is stable, efficient and responsive to ever-changing population needs, economic changes and ever changing 21st century issues.
In light of our goals and the new federal education law, the state board sent a letter to the U. S. secretary of education as well as a memorandum to local board members and educators. The key issues:
What we must teach — Basic skills are important for everyone. But in a world where violence and terrorism command the nightly news, we must teach our children to strongly and respectfully participate in civic life. We must also equip students to proactively address the critical imperatives of global warming, environmental degradation and growing global and national inequality. We must include caring for each other, cooperation, advancing the health of our society and providing robust and equitable learning opportunities for all. Unfortunately, the new federal education law known as the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) continues to use a narrow definition of learning and over-relies on standardized tests.
How we must measure — The federal law gathers data on what we can easily measure, rather than on what is important. By requiring that the stronger evaluative weight be given to test scores in two subjects, English proficiency, and graduation rates; ESSA diminishes broad opportunities to learn and the skills necessary for a healthy society. Yet, we need the arts, humanities and civic involvement. To keep the balance, the state board adopted a more expansive definition of education in our newly revised Education Quality Standards that also includes on-site field reviews as part of the evaluative process.
How we must address the problems — Vermont’s greatest educational problem is the opportunity gap. With the changing demographics of the state we face increasing geographic and economic divides between Vermonters. If we are to close the achievement gap, we must substantively and simultaneously address the underlying economic and social disparities that characterize our nation, our state, our communities and our schools. With two-thirds of the differences in standardized test scores attributable to outside of school factors, the simple scientific fact is that test score gaps measure the health of our society more than the quality of our schools.
On celebrating success — The federal test-based, labeling and “assistance” model (broadly seen as punishment) has not only proven ineffective, it has had a corrosive effect on the confidence of the people in their government and in their schools. It establishes and perpetuates a disabling and ultimately failing narrative about public schools. While not being blind to our problems, we have spent too much time mislabeling the needy as failures rather than helping them. We need to celebrate the glories of what the American Institute for Research reports as Vermont’s truly international class public educational system.
On the federal role — We are dismayed that the federal government continues to commoditize education and support charter schools that segregate children and shows no particular learning advantage. We are disturbed that the federal government continues to underfund its commitment to our most vulnerable children, who are disproportionately served by public schools. We are disappointed that the federal government has not promoted a more expansive understanding of the purpose and value of public schools in creating a strong citizenry. We are too fragmented when we should embrace common purposes.
The Imperative — It is time we commit across all agencies and at all levels, to attacking the underlying challenges of poverty, despair, addiction and inequity that undermine school performance, rather than blaming the schools that strive to overcome these very manifestations of our greater social troubles. In the rules and the implementation of ESSA, we have urged the federal government to both step back from over-reach and narrowness; and step up to a new reframing, broadening and advancing of the promises of what we can achieve for the children, for our society for Vermont and for the nation.
For questions or confirmation, contact Bill Mathis at 802-383-0058 or 802-247-6720 or [email protected].
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text: John Pisano, an excellent guitarist who has often been quite happy to be in the background. He started playing guitar when he was 14 and, after performing in an Air Force band (1952-1955), he gained some recognition as Jim Hall's replacement in the popular Chico Hamilton quintet (1956-1958). Pisano settled in Los Angeles and became a well-respected studio musician who, among other assignments, recorded duets with Billy Bean, played in the Joe Pass quartet (recording the legendary For Django album), worked with Peggy Lee (1960-1969), and was a member of Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass (1965-1969). Pisano had a reunion with Joe Pass (touring with him from 1989 until Pass' death in 1994), sticking almost exclusively to rhythm guitar. A collection of collaborations with various associates (Among Friends) was released on Pablo in 1995. Starting in the '90s, he performed with singer Jeanne Pisano (his wife) in a group called the Flying Pisanos.

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Rapid Control Prototyping for Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (PMSM) Control
This webinar will show you how to develop and test field-oriented control (FOC) algorithms for a PMSM operating at a 20kHz inverter switching frequency. A MathWorks engineers will show you how to go from control algorithms developed in Simulink to performing Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP) using Simulink Real-Time on a Speedgoat Real-Time Target Machine. You will learn how to prepare the control algorithms for real-time testing, generate code and download them to the Speedgoat Real-Time Target Machine, interact with the motor and inverter from Simulink, and import test results into MATLAB for analysis.
In this webinar, you will learn how to:
- Review performance of closed-loop motor control algorithms in Simulink
- Deploy and test controls algorithm in real-time on Speedgoat hardware
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- Estimate parameters using data collected from the motor
- Log data and tune parameters while the test is running in real-time
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Chirag Patel works with engineers in control system design to streamline the transition from desktop simulations to real-time testing and hardware-in-loop (HIL) testing. Prior to joining MathWorks, Chirag worked at Lucid Motors, where he led the efforts of adopting Model-Based Design for electric powertrain, developed algorithms for battery management system for Formula-E and built HIL test systems for vehicle control systems. While at the Cessna Aircraft Company, Chirag developed simulations for electro-hydraulics systems, built iron bird test rigs for anti-skid brake systems, and designed integrated environmental control system for business jets. Chirag received Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronics) from Sardar Patel University, India and M.S degree (Control Systems) from Wichita State University, Kansas, USA.
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A DISABLED grandad spoke of his ongoing misery at the hands of thugs following the latest attack on his property.
For more than eight years, Ron Carter-Bonsteel and wife Viv have faced problems with anti-social behaviour and abuse at their home in Thorntree, Middlesbrough.
In the latest incident on Tuesday, a yob smashed the window of their new Renault Scenic and set it alight.
“At 2.49am we heard the alarm go off, looked out of the window and saw a bloke break the car window,” said Mr Carter-Bonsteel, 51.
“I brayed on the windows at him and my wife went out. She was about a foot away from him. He looked surprised but just turned around and jogged off. He had set fire to the car using some sort of accelerant.
The fire brigade and the police were called and officers are probing how the fire was started. “The car is a write-off,” said Mr Carter-Bonsteel.
“I’m disabled but I do a lot of voluntary work and I need my car.”
Mr Carter-Bonsteel and his family have suffered a torrent of abuse since they moved to Thorntree in 2001. He says there have been a number of attacks on his car, with paint stripper thrown over the bodywork causing up to £4,000 worth of damage.
In June 2008 arsonists petrol- bombed the house while five of their six children and four grandchildren were sleeping.
And in March that year, a Molotov cocktail was placed under the exhaust of the car but luckily Viv, 48, spotted it.
Mr and Mrs Carter-Bonsteel believe they are targeted because they report crime to the police and will not tolerate trouble on the estate.
He said: “I’ve made an appointment to see Ray Mallon about it. We’re not going to just sit down and take it.
"This estate deserves better. They are targeting me because I have reported drug dealers.”
Beverley Gill Thorntree’s Neighbourhood Policing Inspector said the police “take such matters very seriously”.
She said: “Due to the high level of incidents that they have experienced the officers also visit the family on a very regular basis.
“We will be working with our partner agencies to ensure all possible action is taken to protect the family and will continue to support Mr Carter-Bonsteel and his family.
“We will take appropriate action against anyone found to be causing problems for them.”

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The odyssey of Jewish books in the wake of the Holocaust.
Robert Edsel’s The Monuments Men (2008) has increased awareness of Allied efforts to track down and save art and artifacts stolen by the Nazis. In a related but more specific vein, Glickman (Sacred Treasure—The Cairo Genizah: The Amazing Discoveries of Forgotten Jewish History in an Egyptian Synagogue Attic, 2010), a rabbi, traces the fate of Jewish books from the outset of Nazi vandalism through the course of World War II and beyond. While the Nazis were noted for burning books, the author explains that this wanton destruction was actually quite limited. The Nazis were far more interested in hoarding books owned by Jewish families, libraries, and institutions, and they did so by the millions. “The Nazis devoted so much attention to Jewish books because Germans were a bookish people,” writes Glickman, “and they understood the importance of the printed word to cultural identity and ethnic pride.” The Nazis hoped to destroy Jewish culture by stealing and suppressing its written words, but their motives did not end there. Representative of the Nazi penchant for pseudo-science, many Nazi scholars hoped to study Jewish texts for academic, yet misguided reasons. From a material perspective, they also mined book collections for rare and valuable specimens, much as was done with art during the same period. At the war’s end, the job of collecting, cataloging, and redistributing these books fell to a few dedicated scholars and professionals, including such important figures as Salo Baron and Hannah Arendt. Glickman has produced a provocative history that preserves this important yet often overlooked aspect of the Holocaust, and readers will come away with a valuable perspective on how the written word can be abused for the sake of cultural genocide. At times, the narrative is chronologically confusing, and the author’s voice can become a slight annoyance in an otherwise serious framework—e.g., a surprising plethora of exclamation marks.
The text is approachable and the material is invaluable. The written word prevails.

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2005 Liberty CRD Surging Continuing Problem
In July while visiting Arizona, my CRD started surging, emitting clouds of black smoke and the check engine light came on. Chapman motors said it had a bad turbo, and needed to change both the turbo and the manifold. Back ordered parts resulted in a one to two month delay. The turbo change out didn't work. Chapman then said the problem was a cracked intercooler. That didn't work. Chapman then said the problem was a cracked intercooler outlet hose and said the car was ready. I sent my spouse to Scottsdale to pick the car up and bring it back to Oregon. It was a successful return trip. However, now, the light is back on and the car is surging and emitting clouds of black smoke.
I cleaned the MAF to no avail. I unplug the MAF and the problem goes away, but of course the mil light stays on. Used an ABA test, so with the MAF plugged in, surging and smoke, but without it, no surging, no black smoke and good driving characteristics.
Before I take it in, any suggestions?


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This secluded cottage is located near a beautiful lake, with a private dock and a beach, where you can go swimming. A private boat is also available, so you can go fishing. There is a barbecue pavilion on the waterfront. The house has several partly covered terraces as well as a well-maintained conservatory. The living room has a cosy fireplace. A dishwasher and a gas stove are available in the well-equipped kitchen. Adjacent to two bedrooms, there is a large bathroom, with a shower and a whirlpool, waiting to pamper you. The living room has a sofa bed and the annex has a bunk bed. A wood-fired sauna and a cosy fireplace are also housed here. On request the house owner can arrange beaver safaris, goose hunts and game hunting. He can also organise guided excursions in the untouched nature as well as fishing trips.
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Dexter Trevor Traill gave us the Viewpoint tonight telling us ...
'Something you may not know about me:
'Born on Monday 16 September 1963. Eketahuna born and raised.
'Something else you may not know about me is that I always wanted to be a Racing Commentator after the late great Peter Kelly. Why? My father was racehorse mad. Every Saturday morning at approximately 8.00 a.m. there used to be the scratchings for the day. Dad was very deaf so I would have to do the job. He would be watching me like a hawk to make sure I got all the scratchings. It was a pain in the backside.
'He was never any good at it but he used to take me to the TAB in Eketahuna every Saturday and take his bets. They used to have the yellow carboned rip-out paper receipts that dad used to get. Never did any good but we enjoyed it. It’s a habit/tradition I have maintained to this day.
'The first race meeting I went to with my parents was at Awapuni. My Mum wasn’t interested in horse racing but we all went. The funny thing about the whole occasion was that it was my Mum who had a big day. She used to pick jockeys and bet on them. And so it happened. Back in the day, you used to be able to take a double and concession double. That is on the two main races (open class, middle distance, and the sprint).
'Well, Mum took the Jones brothers in the 1st leg and 2nd leg. And lo and behold, she won both legs.
'Now this was 1974, and she won over $1400 and we had to go to the main office and get a cheque written out for it.
'The most vivid memory I have is my mother gripping onto my arm very tightly because she had never had this amount of money and was worried about losing it.
'Anyway, my Dad wasn’t too happy but he got over himself when they brought a brand new orange coloured lounge suite.
'Something else you may not know about me is that I had the privilege and honour to serve our communities at some of the biggest disasters in current New Zealand history. And some of these events/natural disasters still affect our communities to this day.
- Moutua Gardens in Whanganui
- Pike River disaster in Greymouth
- Christchurch Earthquake
- Pigeon Valley fires Tasman
'Something else you may not know about me is that the biggest and most important decision I have made in my life happened in February 1982 at a small café in Princess Street, Palmerston North where I met my then-wife to be for the first time. All I can say is that ‘I chose well’. And the rest is history.
'From Paul Harris and a few friends at the Unity Building in downtown Chicago 1905 and the legacy of Service above Self to my fellow Rotary club of Plimmerton …. Tena koutou katoa.'


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The redevelopment of the Lake Anne Fellowship House is finally underway after years in the making.
Enterprise Community Development (ECD) and Fellowship Square Foundation broke ground at the site on Thursday, Oct. 22. The mid-rise development — located at 11444 North Shore Drive — will replace the existing Lake Anne Fellowship House that sits adjacent to the new site.
The eight-story building is part of an $86 million project that will serve low-income senior residents. It will feature 240 affordable apartments for senior residents with incomes at or below 60 percent of the area median income for at least 30 years, according to a press release.
“Many of our residents live on Social Security or Supplemental Security Income alone, and the average annual income across our communities is approximately $12,000 (per) year,” Christy Zeitz, CEO of Fellowship Square, said in a press release.
“The new, modernized Fellowship Square residences will be more space-efficient, energy-efficient, and will provide enhanced amenities — while still assuring that rent is a historic milestone for Fellowship Square, critical investment in the greater Reston community, and an important contribution to housing solutions in our region.”
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors approved the project in Oct. 2018 to replace the buildings that were constructed in 1971 and 1974. The project completion is expected in the summer of 2022.
All units in the new building will meet universal design standards, while 54 units will be compliant with Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards. The original buildings predate the Americans with Disabilities Act, so accessibility has been a challenge for residents, according to the press release.
The new building will feature on-site management, resident services offices and a wellness clinic for visiting medical professionals. It will also include a fitness center, arts and crafts room, a large social hall, sunroom, game room, and an outdoor terrace.
Funding for the project largely comes from $46.5 million in tax-exempt bond financing from Virginia Housing and $21.5 million in Low-Income Housing Tax Credits through Enterprise Housing Credit Investments by Capital One.
Additional funding comes through the Virginia Housing Trust Fund, the Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority, Virginia Community Capital and bridge financing from Enterprise Community Loan Fund as well as equity from ECD and Fellowship Square Foundation.
“The new Lake Anne House is a great example of how housing partners can work together, united by a shared purpose, to move an important project like this forward,” Susan Dewey, CEO of Virginia Housing, said in a press release.
Residents will remain in the current buildings during the two-year construction of the new building and will move to the new building upon its completion.
Following the construction of the building, the existing buildings will be demolished and sold for a future 36-unit multi-family townhome community.
“It is very exciting to see this important project become a reality for our community,” Walter Alcorn, Supervisor at Fairfax County’s Hunter Mill District, wrote in a press release.
“The Fellowship House has been home for many low-income seniors over the past five decades, allowing them to age in place near the cultural and historical center of our Reston community — and often near family. The new Lake Anne House will continue that tradition with essential upgrades in accessibility features and available programs and services that enable residents to take full advantage of the benefits and opportunities life in Fairfax County affords.”
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The county has formally accepted redevelopment plans for Lake Anne Fellowship House, an affordable housing senior community on North Shore Drive.
Fellowship Square Foundation and the Community Preservation and Development Corporation envision the proposal will enhance senior housing residential opportunities, diversity housing types and revitalize Lake Anne Village Center.
“All existing affordable housing units will be replaced in a new, more efficient modern building with better amenities to serve its senior population. This proposal remains true to Robert E. Simon’s vision to provide communities comprised of a diverse residential population in a sustainable environment,” according to a proposal filed with the county last month.
The new plans call for replacing all 240 apartment units in the existing 1970s-era facility. Amenities include a social hall, crafts room, fitness room, wellness center, a game room, two plazas and community gardens.
The remainder of the property will include up to 74 townhouses, diversifying the types of housing and serving as a transition to the established townhouse community to the west, the proposal said. Townhouses will have garages and surface parking for visitors.
New residents will access the buildings through North Shore Drive. Surface parking and an underground parking garage will offer 92 parking spaces.
Residents would remain in their current living space until the new facility is complete, and after they are transferred the old buildings would be destroyed. The portion of the property left unused would be sold for residential development, and the proceeds from the sale would help support the cost of the project.
The collaboration between Fellowship Square and CPDC comes after several years of on-again, off-again plans for redevelopment of the property. Most recently, in 2013, the foundation had an agreement with Cafritz Interests and Novus Development for new housing on the site. That effort fell through by September 2014, which the foundation said was “due to our inability to advance our land use proposal in a manner that will produce the best possible outcome for our residents.”
For more information, visit www.fellowshipsquare.org or www.cpdc.org.
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Lake Anne Development Partners are planning to conduct Crescent Apartments and Lake Anne-area redevelopment in three phases, according to the project’s staff report.
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors last week gave final approval to LADP’s extensive plan to develop the 24-acre site with more than 1,000 new residences, 78,000 square feet of office space and 58,000 square feet of retail space, including a grocery store, and a one-acre central park.
The entire project is expected to take 10 to 12 years to complete, LADP officials said.
Here is how they see it happening:
Phase 1 will begin with the demolition of the Association of School Business Officials building in order to re-align Village Road into a straight shot towards Lake Anne Plaza. Phase 1 will also include demolition of the Lake Anne Service Station and three Crescent Apartments buildings.
Phase 1 site development includes the development of 185 affordable dwelling units to replace 181 existing affordable units. Phase 1 also includes 44 hybrid/back-to-back townhomes, 19 surface parking spaces behind Building D16, and 12 traditional/standard townhomes.
Phase 1 also includes Building D1 (ground floor grocery store and office uses above) and a temporary 53 space surface parking lot in the location of the D2 parking garage. At the end of phase 1, 1,838 parking spots will be provided.
Phase 2 will include the demolition of two Crescent Apartment buildings and development of 17 traditional/standard townhomes, 28 hybrid/back-to-back townhomes, parking garage A3, and additional sidewalks along North Shore Drive.
During construction of Phase 2, 795 parking spaces will be provided and after construction, 1,005 parking spaces will be provided.
Phase 3 includes the demolition of the Millennium Bank building, which is currently home to Just Cats Clinic, as well as the Lake Anne Market, and existing parking and sidewalk areas.
Phase 3 will be divided into four phases (Phase 3, 3A, 3B, and 3C). Phase 3 site development
includes development of the mid-block crosswalk, Washington Plaza extension, and
mixed-use Buildings A1 and A2.
- Phase 3A — development of more multi-family dwellings and 19 townhomes.
- Phase 3B — development includes the development of multi-family dwellings.
- Phase 3C — development includes the development of the residential tower above the office and grocery store uses included in Phase 1 and a parking garage.
During construction of Phase 3, 831 parking spaces will be provided and after construction there will be a total of 2,222 parking spaces.
Rep. Gerry Connolly says the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ recent approval of the revitalization project for Crescent Apartments and the Lake Anne Plaza area is an important step in preserving affordable housing in Fairfax County.
Connolly (D-Va. 11th) represents Reston, as well as other parts of Fairfax County. He formerly served as the Chair of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, where he was an advocate for affordable housing.
“Not only will this redevelopment replace the current 181 affordable units and add four new ones for families with incomes at or below 60 percent of the area median income, but it also will add 175 new workforce housing units,” Connolly said. “In addition, the county will be able to re-invest the proceeds from this sale in additional affordable housing projects.”
The Board of Supervisors last week approved Lake Anne Development Partners’ (LADP) extensive plan to add more than 1,000 apartments and townhouses, mostly where the county owned Crescent Apartments stands today.
LADP’s plan also calls for 78,000 square feet of office space and 58,000 square feet of retail space, a modest-sized grocery store and realignment of Village Road. The project will also have a 1.1-acre central park, an outdoor amphitheater, a bike share station and 12 public art works, according to the project’s county staff report.
Crescent Apartments were purchased for $49.5 million by the county in 2006. Development conditions included replacement of the 181 affordable Crescent units with 185 units, as well as providing an additional 20 percent of units as workforce housing.
“This culminates a process we set in motion nine years ago when, during my tenure as Chairman, the Board purchased the Crescent apartments to prevent the loss of these affordable units, which were at risk of condominium conversion,” Connolly said in a release.
Connolly pointed out that Crescent was one of the early milestones of the Penny for Housing Fund, which he helped launch as part of Board of Supervisor’s Affordable Housing Initiative.
“Since 2006, the fund has provided more than $170 million to preserve 2,701 affordable units throughout the County as we work to reduce the sizable affordable housing gap that still exists,” said Connolly.
Many Crescent residents, as well as representatives of Virginians Organized for Interfaith Community Engagement (VOICE), an advocacy group for low-income Fairfax County residents, spoke at the supervisors’ public hearing in February. During the process they have repeatedly reminded the supervisors to remember the Crescent residents and not price them out of their own neighborhoods.
However, Supervisor Pat Herrity (R-Springfield), the lone supervisor voting against the Crescent project last week, said there is too much affordable housing, and that will place a burden on local schools.
Connolly said incorporating housing for all levels of income continues the vision of Reston that founder Bob Simon started more than 50 years ago.
“Providing housing for people of all incomes was one of Bob Simon’s founding principles for Reston, and it is because of that inclusiveness that Reston, and the rest of our community, has thrived,” he said. “This also represents the next evolution of Lake Anne Plaza, which was built more than 50 years ago and was an early model for walkable, mixed-use development.
This new plan will add more than 1,000 residential units, restaurants, a grocery store, more retail, offices, and open space in a fashion that integrates multimodal transportation choices and fosters an even greater a sense of community in harmony with Bob Simon’s original vision.”
Next up in the process is site approval, and LADP officials said they hope to break ground in 2016. The project is expected to take 10 to 12 years to complete.
The future look of the Crescent Apartments and Lake Anne area is coming into focus.
Lake Anne Development Partners has released dozens of new images in a revitalization plan document. The designs show an expanded plaza, a larger farmers market and a “pedestrian mew” strip of greenery between townhouses.
Fairfax County selected LADP to redevelop the 16-acre site after a yearlong request for proposals process. Overhauling the county-owned Crescent affordable housing complex, rebuilding the farmers market and creating additional office and retail space is slated to take 10 to 12 years, David Peter, president and CEO of LADP’s parent company, Republic Land Development, has said.
Historic designation prevents big changes to the retail and residential components of Lake Anne plaza.
The Reston Association approved a controversial land swap in late 2013, trading an acre of RA’s land at Lake Anne for a parcel along Baron Cameron Avenue, as well as financial incentives and improvements. A parking garage will be built on the site.
LADP will present the designs to the RA’s Design Review Board at 7 p.m. Oct. 21. For the full set of renderings, see LADP’s website.
Lake Anne Development Partners showed Reston residents at a meeting Monday its timeline for the transformation of Crescent Apartments and the Lake Anne area.
LADP, a division of Republic Land Development, was chosen by Fairfax County last summer to revitalize the county-owned affordable housing neighborhood and the surrounding area, which ideally will lead to a renaissance at Reston’s original village center.
LADP plans include replacing the aging 181-unit Crescent Apartments with slightly more affordable housing, as well as mix of townhomes and multifamily dwellings. In all, about 1,000 new residential units are planned, as well as a new retail plaza, new access points to historic Lake Anne Plaza and nearly 200,000 square feet of new retail and office space.
Republic President and CEO David Peter says the zoning application has been submitted to the Fairfax County’s Planning and Zoning board and is now under formal review.
He outlined the expected review process at an open house at Reston Community Center Lake Anne on Monday. If all goes as planned, the developers expect to meet with county planning and zoning and Reston Design Review Board several times this spring. Peter says the plans should go to the county planning board between July and September of this year, which would put it before the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors early next fall.
There will be public meetings to gather input along the way, said Peter.
If the process goes smoothly, construction could begin in 2015. LADP has said it will be a multi-year process.
The current part of Lake Anne Plaza has historic designation and will not be redeveloped. However, with modern retail additions planned for where Lake Anne Plaza’s current parking lot is located, developers envision a stronger retail atmosphere overall.
Reston founder Bob Simon calls the plans “a fabulous project.” He was the original planner of Lake Anne — and will celebrate his 100th birthday and Reston’s 50th anniversary on the Plaza in April.
“I hope it goes through the bureaucracy very fast,” he said.
Lake Anne Redevelopment Partners (LARP) will update the Reston community on Monday about the plan to revitalize Crescent Apartments and the Lake Anne area.
LARP (a division of Republic Land Development) was chosen by Fairfax County summer after a Request for Proposals process that took more than a year. Since then, LARP has offered up renderings of the vision, and a few key events have happened as the project moves forward.
Principals will give an update on the progress at an open house at 7 p.m. Feb. 3 at Reston Community Center Lake Anne.
The county issued the RFP to make over the 16-acre site housing the county-owned Crescent Apartments, an aging affordable housing complex close to Lake Anne Plaza. Republic had many meetings with residents, Lake Anne business owners and Reston founder Bob Simon, among others, to determine what the community wanted to see for the area.
The retail and residential of Lake Anne Plaza itself will not see big changes, as historic designation prevents that.
However, an interim agreement is in place for LARP to proceed with the process of county planning, Reston Association Design Review Board and other land use approvals necessary to rework the surrounding areas. The approval of the project design and land use permits is expected to take more than a year, said Republic president and CEO David Peter.
Lake Anne Development Partners (Republic Development) says work is already underway on a preservation plan to “safeguard and strengthen the trees that will remain undisturbed on an estimated 30 percent of the property” where a new parking garage is planned for a redeveloped Lake Anne Plaza area.
The developers also said an arborist reports that pruning and other tree care now will ensure that “80 to 90 percent of the trees we want to preserve will be just fine.”
The parking garage is being planned as part of a land swap that was approved 6-2 by the Reston Association Board of Directors on Thursday. RA will give the developers 0.7 acres of wooded land adjacent to the current Lake Anne Plaza parking lot. LADP will give RA 1.1 acres of land off of Baron Cameron Avenue and hundreds of thousands of dollars in improvements to improve sustainability and pathways in Reston.
LADP was chosen by Fairfax County in August to redevelop the aging Crescent Apartments’ site, as well as areas surrounding Lake Anne Plaza. They need RA’s wooded parcel to build a 120-space parking garage, which is crucial to revitalizing the retail area at Lake Anne.
Republic CEO David Peter said on Thursday the company investigated 11 other Lake Anne-area sites for potential parking and found none of them as suitable as the RA land.
RA’s decision was met with outrage by many citizens who spoke at Thursdays meeting. They said preserving mature trees should take precedence over development. After the decision, Diane Blust, chair of RA’s Sustainability Committee, resigned her position.
In a statement, LADP thanked RA for its “thorough, thoughtful review and approval of the proposed land exchange. There was a lot to be considered, and we appreciate the balanced process the Board afforded all stakeholders.”
The statement continues:
We are at least three years away from construction on the exchange parcel, but work is already under way on a preservation plan to safeguard and stregthen the trees that will remain undisturbed on an estimated 30 percent of the property, perhaps most importantly many of those that ring Washington Plaza.
Leading arboricultural consulting firm Zimar and Associates, which has done preservation work at the World War II Memorial and Monticello, has already visited the site and made recommendations on a years-long root pruning plan, immediate pest protection and irrigation and moisture monitoring that will improve the health of the trees and ensure a high level of success. “I’m very confident that 80-90 percent of the trees we want to preserve will be just fine,” says company founder and noted arborist Don Zimar.
Additional environmental safeguards will include capturing 100 percent of stormwater runoff from Lake Anne Village Center and the nearby Crescent Apartments—runoff that currently is discharged into Lake Anne without treatment, to reduce pollutants. Lake Anne Development Partners will also provide additional funds in escrow to the RA board for adding and preserving tree canopy.
Lake Anne Development Partners is committed to an exciting and sustainable revitalization that will respect and renew the Lake Anne Village Center not only for the existing merchants, but for all of Reston.
- Reston Association Mulling Land Swap
- RA Asks for Tree Care as Part of Land Swap
- First Look at Plans for Lake Anne (Reston Patch)
- Morning Poll: Parking or Trees?
- Letter: No Other Parking Site Will Sensibly Benefit Lake Anne
- You Don’t Know What You’ve Got ‘Til It’s Gone
- Reston Association OKs Land Swap
Written by Nigel Phillips. Submit your letters to the editor to [email protected].
I think all of us are for supporting moves for making sure that the ‘1.1 acres’, as I call the Reston Association land that is up for a swap consideration as part of the Lake Anne redevelopment, is properly managed in its widest sense for the benefit of the community. This is important, because it’s not in the middle of Hunters Wood, it’s going to be in the middle of one gigantic building site before too long. And not just for a few months, but for several years.
Trees have a nasty habit of disappearing when construction starts on any building site, especially when they’re right in the middle of things. When the building is complete this ‘1.1 acres’ is definitely going to be in the middle of an urban center. I know many Restonians (can I use that term?) like to think they live in a forest. I’ve a slightly different take on this.
The reality is that the trees essentially provide barriers between the many diverse centers of activity (housing clusters, commercial centers, recreational sites, schools, places of worship, parks, etc.) and in many cases follow terrain that is of low value or not commercially viable (ravines, the sides of roads, the backs of developments). As an example, the walk up to the Town Center from Lake Anne is typical; it’s at the bottom of a ravine or the backs of housing clusters. And how many forests have asphalt paved paths! Now that definitely is a hallmark of urbanization.
Reston Association will be deciding Thursday on two issues that will affect the community in the long and near term.
The first — what should assessments be for 2014? The board has been discussing the needs of the association for months, and has considered taking out a loan of up to $2.5 million.
The board voted last week that the assessments will rise no higher than $634 in 2014. The amount could be less, says RA president Ken Knueven. If they go to $634, it will be a rise of $44 from 2013, and a rise of more than $200 per household in the last decade.
The second — Should RA agree to a land swap with Republic Land Development? RA owns a 1.1-acre plot of wooded land close to the current Lake Anne Plaza parking area. Republic, the chosen firm for the redevelopment of Crescent Apartments and the nearby area, says it needs the land for a public parking garage and would give RA a similar sized plot of land and hundreds of thousands of dollars in improvements in return. Many in the community have protested the removal of trees for parking.
Catch up on the issue with these Reston Now stories:
- Reston Association Mulling Land Swap
- RA Asks for Tree Care as Part of Land Swap
- First Look at Plans for Lake Anne (Reston Patch)
- Morning Poll: Parking or Trees?
- Letter: No Other Parking Site Will Sensibly Benefit Lake Anne
- You Don’t Know What You’ve Got ‘Til It’s Gone
The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at RA Headquarters, 12001 Sunrise Valley Dr. There will be a public comment period.
Reston Association has asked Republic Land Development for several conditions in order to make a proposed land swap deal happen.
Republic, which has been selected by the county to redevelop Crescent Apartments and areas around Lake Anne, needs 1.1 acre of RA land located near the existing parking lot at Lake Anne Village Center in order to build a parking garage for the revitalized retail area it is planning. Republic will give Reston Association a similar-sized but less useful plot of land near Baron Cameron, as well as about $500,000 to fund improvements to RA facilities.
Meanwhile, there has been pushback from the community over the existing trees located on the RA-owned land. Many citizens, as well as groups such as Sustainable Reston and the Reston Citizens Association, are against the swap because it would remove many large trees.
That’s why RA’s additional requests involve care of the trees as part of the agreement. Republic president and CEO David Peter has preliminarily agreed to the conditions in a revised letter of intent.
Among the additional conditions, according to RA documents:
- At the time of the land swap, Republic will escrow the sum of $100,000 with RA, to be used either for tree canopy enhancement and reforestation in Reston or to fund the acquisition by Republic of title to or easements over privately owned property of interest that will be conveyed to RA as additional exchange consideration.
- Republic will coordinate with RA arborists to undertake a comprehensive, multiyear pruning exercise to ensure the health of the trees that remain on the property.
- Republic will install light fixtures on the new pathways within the Crescent property, and 10 that otherwise adjoin the development parcels (particularly in the Brown’s Chapel and Lake Anne Elementary locations) as determined mutually by Republic and RA.
- Republic will agree to subsidize 25 percent of the cost of the Lake Anne dredge sometime before the occupancy permit for the new high rise tower is issued but not later than Dec. 31, 2025.
The RA board will vote on the land swap at its meeting on Thursday at 6 p.m. at RA Headquarters. Public comment is welcome.
(Map of proposed land swap area courtesy of Reston Association)
Three months after Republic Land Development’s interim plan for the revitalization of Crescent Apartments was given the go-ahead by Fairfax County, Lake Anne Fellowship House is seeking to undergo a similar redevelopment with its own developer.
Principals involved in the vision for Fellowship House are working with Caftriz Interests. They said on Monday they will file plans and an application with the county by the end of the year.
“We are moving part and parcel with what is going on at Crescent,” says David McGill of land use firm McGuire Woods. This really is implementation of the vision. As part of discussion with county, they would like us to move forward along with Crescent, but we are not in lockstep.”
Lake Anne Fellowship House, operated by the Fellowship Square Foundation, has 240 units for elderly residents just across North Shore Road from Lake Anne Plaza. Fellowship Square board member John Thillman says 114 of the units are subsidized. The rest are market rate, but the buildings have a 20 percent vacancy rate and lose about $10,000 month, he said.
“We’re bleeding red ink,” he told the Reston Planning and Zoning Committee on Monday. “The main reason the rent is low is the buildings were built in 1971 and ’74. The standards used are not the same as today.”
The narrow hallways, outdated air conditioning and heating systems and difficulty getting up to today’s Americans With Disabilities Act standards are among ongoing challenges, said Thillman.
Another challenge – there are two different mortgage holders for the six-acre property. The Department of Housing and Urban Development for the west side and the Virginia Housing Development Authority for the eastern half, Thillman said.
Thillman said the group’s other options are keep the buildings the way they are (and sell to a developer who is not required to keep seniors in mind in a few years when the mortgages are paid off) or renovate (which would cost more than a new building).
“The bottom line is the two buildings need to come down,” he said. Fellowship Square had teamed with Caftriz on the county’s request for proposals about the Crescent site, but was not selected.
“We have to move forward,” he said. “We have maybe two years, maybe less, before we go bankrupt.”
The county’s comprehensive plan for Lake Anne and the RFP both state that it is preferable that the land units around Lake Anne be redeveloped in a comprehensive manner. By doing this, Fellowship Square and Cafrtiz would qualify for bonus density of up to 425 units.
Thillman said 140 of those units would be affordable senior housing. Because Fellowship House’s location on a hill complicates Lake Anne access for residents, the new senior housing would be built on a flat section of the land closer to the Village Road.
The new senior housing would be built first, the seniors relocated, and then the current buildings would be torn down. After that, 285 market-rate units would be built on the old building site on the hill, said Robert Selden of Cafritz’s Novus Residential division.
Meanwhile, Republic’s redevelopment plan for Crescent and the rest of Lake Anne includes plans for about 1,000 new housing units (181 of them affordable to replace county-owned Crescent), parking and a revitalized retail district.
All redevelopment plans will have to go through Fairfax County Planning, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors and Reston Association’s Design Review Board in what is expected to be a multi-year process.

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It’s been four years since Congress passed the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), and the time has finally come for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to implement its requirements. FDA declared 2015 “the year of FSMA” at the agency’s “FSMA Kickoff Meeting” for food industry stakeholders on April 23, 2015. The first court-ordered... Continue Reading
On Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published draft guidance for industry on its mandatory food recall authority that has been in effect since the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) was enacted in January 2011. The recall authority was added to the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) by Section 206 of... Continue Reading
As enforcement time nears for the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), experts such as Repositrak’s Randy Fields are being heard making comparisons between FSMA and the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The first major revamp of federal food safety laws since 1938 and the most-far reaching reforms of business practices “since the time of Franklin D. Roosevelt”... Continue Reading
In front of hundreds of food industry and trade association representatives in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) presented its unified plan to roll out and implement the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). Signed by President Obama in January 2011, FSMA will bring about the most sweeping changes to the U.S. food... Continue Reading
At the risk of sounding naive, Michael Taylor said Tuesday that he’s still feeling “great” about the progress made on the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). As Deputy Commissioner for Foods at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Taylor knew he was in front of a tough audience since he said it during a question-and-answer session with a... Continue Reading
In fiscal year 2014, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) exercised its recall authority granted by the Food Safety and Modernization Act (FSMA) for the second time. FDA published its second annual report to Congress this past week on the use of mandatory recall authority, stating that it had issued a Notification of Opportunity... Continue Reading
Many bakers and baked food manufacturers may have additional work to do to prepare for the implementation of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), according to a food safety specialist speaking with BakeryandSnacks.com. Ovens have long been seen as the kill step guaranteeing safety in baked goods, but bakers may not be able to take the... Continue Reading
Food industry employees have been using the whistleblower protections provided under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) ever since it was signed into law, according to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Show More Summary
(This article by Bob Whitaker, Ph.D., was originally posted here, and is reposted with his permission.) I was at a grower training event on the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) awhile back, and it was a great event with impressive participation from the growers. The speakers were wonderful, and the content was carefully prepared. Over... Continue Reading
We’re soon going to find out what Section 402 of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) means. Section 402 is one of those “miscellaneous provisions” of the FSMA that has not received much attention until now, but it’s been on the minds of food industry attorneys and human resource managers ever since the FSMA was... Continue Reading
We all knew FSMA was a big deal when Congress passed it a little over four years ago. After a decade of illness outbreaks, import safety problems, and market disruptions that shook consumer confidence and imposed billions of dollars in costs on the food system, Congress mandated a paradigm shift to prevention — to establishing a... Continue Reading
Many questions directed at outgoing Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Margaret Hamburg during a Senate budget hearing on Thursday concerned funding for the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) and details of the law’s rules. Show More Summary
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Good Agricultural Practices audit offered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for fruit and vegetable growers will be updated to reflect the requirements of the regulations from the Food Safety Modernization Act.
The Food and Drug Administration has failed to keep up with Food Safety Modernization Act requirements for inspections of foreign food facilities and needs to determine how to best measure progress against imported food safety threats, according to a federal oversight agency.
The increased funding the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has requested for implementation of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) in fiscal year 2016 was one of the key topics of discussion Wednesday during a House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee hearing. Show More Summary
President Obama’s $3.99-trillion budget proposal for fiscal year 2016, released Monday, would allot $1.6 billion to food-safety work. With all of the major Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) rules set to be finalized by the end of FY 2016, a lot of the focus is on Food and Drug Administration’s requests. Overall, the agency is... Continue Reading
Manhattan, Kan.-based AIB International is offering a free guide on the Food Safety Modernization Act through its Facebook page until Feb. 8.
Whether it’s irony or just fortunate timing, the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), with its new package of regulations, is coming to life just as bipartisan majorities in Congress appear to be getting serious about putting a bridle on a runaway bureaucracy. On Jan. 15, 2015, Lydia Zuraw, Washington, D.C., correspondent for Food Safety News, reported that... Continue Reading


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Official launch of the 2013 edition of the Festival - A 38th season presenting well-established musicians and rising performers
Lamèque, NB, May 17, 2013: The Lamèque International Baroque Music Festival officially launched the program of its 38th season this morning and unveiled the details of the three concerts that will be presented between July 25 – 27, 2013 at the Sainte-Cécile Church in Petite-Rivière-de-l’Île.
“Baroque, still!” is this year’s theme and celebrates the festival’s longevity as well as the continued support of the community and the commitment of the festival organizers to pursue the baroque adventure in New Brunswick, despite recent challenges. According to the president of the Festival Board of Directors, Jean-René Noël, this 38th season will present well-established musicians as well as rising young performers of the Canadian baroque music scene. “We are happy to release the details of our program and we invite all music lovers to attend our concerts in great numbers” he stated.
The opening concert of Thursday, July 25th, will be a historical event with the inauguration of a new harpsichord, especially built for the Festival and purchased thanks to the efforts of a group of dedicated volunteers, led by the founder of the Festival, Mathieu Duguay. Affectionately called the “Bach harpsichord”, this new instrument, built by Yves Beaupré, is copied after a 1719 German harpsichord played by Bach himself. Luc Beauséjour, renowned harpsichordist and long-time friend of the Festival, has been invited to showcase the beautiful sounds and the versatility of this harpsichord. “Without any doubts, this concert will be one of the highlights of this summer’s program” said Jean-René Noël.
The concert of Friday, July 26th, will be dedicated to 18th century instrumental and vocal Italian music performed by Ensemble “Les Songes”. The group is comprised of young talented musicians, with harpsichordist Mélisande McNabney who was among the finalists of the Mathieu Duguay Ancient Music Competition in 2010. Entitled “Agitata!”, the colorful program will carry all those in attendance from stormy winds to gentle breezes with music by Vivaldi, Handel, Corelli and Scarlatti.
To end the festival on a high note, the Mission Saint-Charles Choir, under the direction of Pierre Lavoie, will present a concert dedicated to sacred choral music on Saturday, July 27th. Entitled “Praise the Eternal!”, the program will feature some of the masterworks of the baroque era, including two motets by the great Johann Sebastian Bach.
The launch of the 2013 edition took place at the Lamèque Town Hall. Details of all concert programs are available on the Festival Web Site at: www.festivalbaroque.com. Concert tickets are available for purchase.

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Managing Artistic Director Marcus Walker announced the Lakewood Playhouse’s 2007 & 2008 season at the Thursday preview performance of “Amadeus.”
The opening show is Agatha Christie’s “The Hollow.” Another murder of an English country lord with a cast of characters each of whom have the perfect motive. Christie’s venerable Inspector Colquhoun arrives with Sergeant Penny just in time to solve the crime. This show runs September 7 to 30, 2007.
“Holes” is the story of a young man wrongly imprisoned in a juvenile correctional facility run by a warden so intent on finding the supposed buried treasure of Kissin’ Kate Barlow that she has the inmates continually dig holes. The young lad must try to clear his name and find the treasure to overcome his family’s curse. “Holes” runs October 19 through November 11.
The season’s holiday show, which begins December 7, 2007 and runs through January 13, 2008, is the beloved Rodgers and Hammerstein musical “The Sound of Music.” This is the simple tale of a young Austrian novice who becomes governess to the children of the wealthy Baron von Trapp. It turns not so simple when they fall in love, marry and evade the Nazis as they escape to avoid the Baron having to serve in the German army during World War II.
The Theatre presents a staged reading of an Irish ghost story, “The Weir,” January 18, 19 and 20. Three pub cronies vie for the scariest tale until a mysterious woman tells her story.
“Over the River and Through the Woods” is the comically conniving tale of a young New Jersey man who is offered the “dream job” in Seattle. No problem until he informs his two sets of old-world Italian grandparents, with whom he spends every weekend, of his intentions. What follows is the older generation’s antics to convince their grandson to remain near them. This show runs from February 8 through March 2.
“Once on this Island” plays March 28 through April 20. This highly theatrical adaptation of “The Little Mermaid” is set in the Caribbean. The musical concerns a black peasant girl who rescues, falls in love with and marries the son of a wealthy family. The show promises to be as imaginative in song and chorography as “Seussical” and “Ragtime,” two other musicals written by the same team of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty.
The final play of the season is “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” This story of life in a mental institution evolves around a lovable rogue and his attempt to bring sanity to the insane much against the wishes of his nemesis, the head nurse. This production runs from May 23 through June 17, 2008.
For more information, to make advanced reservations or to order season tickets, call the theatre at (253) 588-0042 or go online.
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SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays Expansion Pack Released
Bandai Namco has released its Expansion Pack for SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays. The Expansion Pack is available now on Steam, priced at $7.99/£5.99/€7.99. It includes a new Inferno difficulty setting, new character abilities, five new Expansion Stages, new units and characters, and a new quest. The Expansion Pack is not included in the previous Season Pass. Meanwhile, a new free update includes an increased level cap, new voices and appearance options for the My Character feature, and quality-of-life updates.
SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays brings together numerous entries in the Gundam multimedia franchise including mobile suits and pilots from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing, Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, Mobile Suit Gundam 00, and Mobile Suit Gundam Iron-Blooded Orphans. The game was released worldwide for PC in November 2019, with PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch versions released in Japan and Southeast Asia.


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Greetings, ladies, gentlemen, and others.
A bit of a departure this week from my usual ramblings, in celebration of my favorite holiday: All Hallow’s Eve. Instead of a written piece, The Geek Embassy has granted me the opportunity to present a dramatic reading of a piece penned by one of the great masters of modern ethereal horror: H. P. Lovecraft, and his short story, The Outsider.
I will be the first to express bias towards this tale, as it imitates the voice of another famed horror writer, Edgar Allan Poe, a personal favorite of mine. And it is true, Lovecraft is the mind behind Cthulhu, one of the most recognizable icons in popular contemporary culture. But just as Poe penned more than The Raven and The Tell-Tale Heart, so too did Lovecraft offer more than tales of Innismouth and the brood of Yog Sothoth.
So today, tonight, this very hour, The Geek Embassy presents a tale of a singular being, isolated in a far-away tower in a far-off land. A being thirsty for discovery, for freedom and exploration, who may yet find themselves drowning…
What are some of your favorite scary stories to get you in the Halloween mood? Or, if you’re not a fan of horror, what do you like to do special for the season? Let us know in the comments below, and we’ll speak to you next time.

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Warren Gatland has been confirmed as the Head Coach of the British and Irish Lions for their 2013 tour of Australia.
The worst kept secret in rugby was finally confirmed in London on Tuesday after the initial announcement was delayed due to Gatland breaking both of his heels in a fall whilst on holiday in New Zealand back in April.
Gatland, who as an assistant to Ian McGeechan on the 2009 tour of South Africa, has long been the leading candidate for the top job after leading Wales to the semi-finals of the World Cup and the Six Nations Grand Slam in 2011.
The 48-year-old will become the second New Zealander to lead the Lions on tour to Australia, after Graham Henry's side lost the 2001 series 2-1 to the Wallabies.
Gatland is expected to confirm his full coaching team in October. England forwards coach Graham Rowntree and are Wales defence coach Shaun Edwards, who were also part of the 2009 Lions management, are likely to be involved.
Gatland will coach Wales in their November Tests against New Zealand and Australia, but otherwise he will be seconded full-time to the Lions.
Interim Wales coach Rob Howley will be in charge for the Argentina and Samoa Tests in November and will take over at the helm full time for the 2013 Six Nations.
When Gatland leads the Lions to Australia, it will be 16 years since their last Test series victory - over world champions South Africa in 1997.
Next year's tour features 10 matches starting against the Barbarians in Hong Kong on June 1 before three Tests against the Wallabies, in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.


One in three retail professionals has incorporated artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities into their supply chain management processes, in an effort to cope with challenges like the slow pace of innovation and the shortcomings of current technology, a survey released today shows.
High-volume retailers face daily information technology (IT) challenges such as disconnected systems, poor demand forecasting accuracy, and the inability of current technologies to support business growth, according to "Strengthening the Retail Supply Chain," a survey of North American retailers produced by logistics technology vendor Symphony RetailAI.
The survey included responses from a range of supply chain leaders from 50 North American retailers, with the majority of respondents coming from large or mid-size grocery organizations.
According to the survey, retailers say AI's greatest potential to improve supply chain management relates to the quality and speed of generating planning insights. Nearly half of all respondents identified "demand management" as one of the top three areas for AI in the next five years.
The majority of retailers surveyed have confidence in their allocation and inventory planning software, but 48 percent rate their forecasting technology as average to very poor. A key reason for that condition is that many companies are running disparate demand replenishment systems, hamstringing their efficiency. Thirty-six percent of survey respondents indicated that they have separate demand planning, replenishment, allocation, and order management systems for their store and e-commerce orders.
The survey also shows that the pace of innovation is a large challenge, with 43 percent of retail supply chain professionals saying their technology can't keep up with business demands. Forty-two percent describe less-than-optimal synchronization between their inventory and channels, and nearly as many worry about fulfillment complexities, stocking inefficiencies, and high product lead-time.
When they do invest in needed technology, organizations are most inclined to spend on systems that increase stock availability and decrease stock holding, the survey showed. That is because retailers often tend to overstock—in an effort to keep reasonable service levels—but then over-correct and understock instead, according to Dallas-based Symphony RetailAI, which provides artificial intelligence-enabled technology solutions for retailers and consumer packaged goods (CPG) manufacturers.
The impact of that mistake on supply chains is huge, the firm says. According to the survey, 43 percent of respondents say they're challenged by the lack of real-time visibility of all their supply chain inventory. However, six in 10 supply chain professionals say their organization is actively taking steps to address that hurdle and increase inventory visibility.
"Today's retail supply chain is being reinvented because of the complexities of providing goods to customers," Patrick Buellet, chief strategy officer at Symphony RetailAI, said in a statement. "As grocery retail evolves to become more of a destination for shoppers, supply chain efficiency is more critical than ever."
"There's also a constant backdrop of rising cost of goods, which cannot simply be passed on to the customer. And today's increasing focus on fresh and prepared meals adds additional challenges of accurate forecasting to meet customer expectations," Buellet said. "Even though retailers are challenged by the pace of innovation, winners are investing in new technologies, particularly artificial intelligence and machine learning. These can boost productivity, and greatly improve the accuracy of information for better decisions throughout the supply chain."