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The value of distance learning MBA programs to employers and employees
Amy Elizabeth Koresdoski, Nova Southeastern University, United States
Nova Southeastern University . Awarded 2002
The goal of this study was to examine the perceived value of distance learning MBA degrees to employers and employees. Value was measured by promotion, improved job security, an increase in money, position or status, additional knowledge, or the expertise that the more highly educated employee brings to the work place. Feedback from employers and employees was used to examine their perceptions, support and acceptance of non-traditional degrees in the workplace.
Two online, web-based surveys were used to solicit opinions. The samples used included students who graduated from distance learning (DL) MBA programs and human resource professionals. The graduates were identified by university representatives using alumni lists for their MBA distance learning programs. Survey requests were provided to university representatives, who forwarded them to the graduates. Human resource professionals were identified through the Fortune 500 web site and the Society of Human Resource Professionals. Requests were mailed to human resource professionals. Requests to complete the survey were also posted to graduate school and human resources forums. There were 167 responses to the Survey of Graduates and 159 responses to the Survey of Human Resource Professionals. Approximately 660 survey requests were mailed with an average response rate of approximately 50%.
The investigator expected to find that graduates of DL MBA programs would see a link between their degree and promotions or salary increases. The Survey of Graduates results showed that graduates felt their distance learning degree programs were a viable alternative to conventional degrees and believed their DL degrees would be as valuable as degrees earned through traditional programs. It was expected that some human resource professionals would not see a difference between the two degree types and others would feel that DL degrees were inferior. In fact, some employers were skeptical of distance learning degree programs and did not hold them in the same light as traditional degree programs. Many employers did not care where an employee earned the degree as long as the expected performance was evident.
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Harriet "Hattie" Newton Hyatt (1873–Unknown)
🏠 » Collection » 1890 New Bedford, Massachusetts photo album
Compiled and written by Kimberli Faulkner Hull © Cool Adventures
The contents of this website, including images and photos, may neither be copied nor otherwise used or posted elsewhere without explicit permission. Citing this page.
Isaiah West Taber, photographer (San Francisco, California), Hattie N. Hyatt, '90; privately held by the Faulkner–Hull Collection, Massachusetts.
Harriet "Hattie" Newton Hyatt was born in June 1873 in New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts to James W. Hyatt and Harriet Snow Taber.1
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Harriet lived with her parents and grandparents in New Bedford during her childhood.2 Harriet's father, Captain James Newton Hyatt, died in 1881 when Harriet was eight.3
Harriet attended Acushnet Village School, then New Bedford High School, graduating in 1890.4 Also in 1890, Hattie had her photograph taken by per uncle, noted photographer, Isaiah West Taber, of San Francisco, California.5
Annual Report of the School Committee of the City of New Bedford, with the Superintendent's Annual Report, for the Year 1890, (New Bedford : Mercury Publishing Company, 1891), p. 21-23, New Bedford High School Graduating Exercise, 27 June 1890.
"New Bedford High School Class of 1890"; photograph held by the New Bedford Free Public Library photograph collection, New Bedford, Massachusetts; published online at Digital Commonwealth Massachusetts Collection Online.
Following high school, Harriet attended the New Bedford Training School for Teachers, graduating in June 1892 with several of her high school classmates.6
"Superintendent's Report, The Training School for Teachers," Annual Report of the Public Schools of New Bedford, Mass. 1892, June 1892 graduating class.
Harriet's first teaching appointment was in 1892 to Acushnet Avenue where she earned $400 per year.7 She transferred a couple of years later to the Acushnet ungraded school and was living with her mother, Harriet, on Tarkiln Hill Rd in New Bedford.8
Rev. F. Lincoln Davis
Harriet married Rev. Frederick Lincoln Davis of New York on 10 June 1903 in New Bedford.9
"Wedding at Lund's Corner, Miss Harriet N. Hyatt and Rev. F. Lincoln Davis United in Matrimony," marriage announcement, The Evening Standard (New Bedford, Massachusetts), 11 June 1903, p. 2, col. 4.
By 1910, F. Lincoln, Harriet, and Harriet's mother, Harriet Taber Hyatt, had moved to Taunton.10
F. Lincoln moved back to New York about 1914 and, in 1920, was living with his mother, Mary, and sister, Ella, in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.11 In 1935, F. Lincoln and his sister, Ella, were living in South Nyack, Rockland County, New York when they each inherited $3000 from the will of George H. Perry, the spouse of their sister, Sara Elizabeth.12 F. Lincoln had married the couple back in 1901.13
F. Lincoln wrote two books in the 1930s:14
Frederick Lincoln Davis, author, Rifted Clouds, (Boston, Massachusetts, Stratford Co., 1933).
F. Lincoln Davis, author, The Rainbow Round the Throne, (Boston, Massachusetts, Stratford Co., 1938).
F. Lincoln also submitted articles to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle regarding the Greenpoint area and his family. When he authored the 21 January 1940, he was living on Fern Avenue in Nyack, New York; his address when the February 1941 article was published was Ocean Villa, 27 N. Ocean Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida.15
"No Spot is So Dear to My Childhood," newspaper article, F. Lincoln Davis contributor, Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 21 Jan 1940, p. 48, col. 2.
"Our Adventures are but Memories; But, Ah, What Treasures They Are!," newspaper article, F. Lincoln Davis contributor, Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 9 Feb 1941, p. 26, col. 6.
Frederick Lincoln Davis died in 1953 in Volusia County, Florida.16 He is buried with Dorothy O. R. Davis who died in 1973; the couple is buried in Daytona Memorial Park, Daytona Beach, Volusia County, Florida.17
Harriet Hyatt Davis
When F. Lincoln returned to New York in 1914, it is unknown if Harriet returned with him for a short while or not at all. Harriet's mother, Harriet Snow Hyatt, died on 2 January 1919 in New Bedford and is buried in Congregational Church Cemetery, New Bedford.18
In 1929, Harriet Davis, sailed on the S.S. Minnesota from Boulogne-sur-Mer to New York, New York, arriving on 5 Aug 1929. Her address at the time was 430 W. 116th St, New York, New York.19
Harriet Hyatt Davis' death date and location are unknown.20
1. Full name of Harriet Newton Hyatt listed in Annual Report of the School Committee of the City of New Bedford, with the Superintendent's Annual Report, for the Year 1890, (New Bedford : Mercury Publishing Company, 1891, p. 23, New Bedford High School Graduating Class of 1890, Harriet Hyatt Newton.
Use of "Hattie" written on back of photo, Isaiah West Taber, photographer (San Francisco, California), Hattie N. Hyatt, '90; privately held by the Faulkner–Hull Collection, Massachusetts.
A page-by-page search did not find a birth record for Harriet Hyatt, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Birth Register 1873, 484 births.
Harriet's social security records state her birth was 3 June 1873.
Social Security Administration, U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007, Harriet H. Davis. SSN: 117-05-2319. Birth: 3 June 1873, Massachusetts. Claim: 17 Mar 1948. Notes: 15 Sept 1976.
Both Harriet Hyatt's 1903 marriage record and a 1929 port entry record list birth location as New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1957, S. S. Minnesota, Boulogne-sur-Mer to New York, New York, arrival 5 Aug 1929, manifest list p. 11, no. 30, Harriet Davis.
– Harriet Davis, age 56, married, born 18 June 1873 in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Address: 430 W. 116th St, New York, New York.
Also, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Marriage Register 1903, p. 278, no. 351, Frederick Lincoln Davis–Harriet Newton Hyatt, 10 June 1903.
Bride: Harriet Newton Hyatt, age 29, first marriage, resident of New Bedford. Occupation: School teacher. Born in New Bedford. Parents: James Hyatt and Harriet Snow Taber.
Also, a Family Search entry exists (image must be accessed at affiliate library) stating that a birth record exists in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts: Harriet Newton Hyatt, 18 June 1873. Parents: James N. and Harriet S. Hyatt. A page-by-page search did not find this record, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, Birth Register 1873, 482 births.
Also, a Family Search entry exists (unsourced) stating Harriet Hyatt was born in Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts. A page-by-page search did not find this record, Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Birth Register 1873, 65 births.
2. 1880 U.S. census, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, population schedule, enumeration district (ED) 106, p. 1A, dwelling 10, family 10, Freeman Taber household.
– Freeman Taber, age 80, born in Massachusetts, carpenter
– Louisa D. Taber, wife, age 74, born in Massachusetts
– James N. Hyatt, son-in-law, age 50, born in New York, sailor
– Harriet S. Hyatt, wife, age 44, born in Massachusetts
– Harriet N. Hyatt, daughter, age 7, born in Massachusetts
3. New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Deaths Register 1881, p. 137, no. 526, James N. Hyatt, 13 Nov 1881. Age: 52 years, 4 months, 12 days. Cause of death: Brights disease. Married. Occupation: Master mariner. Birthplace: Williamstown, N.J. Parents: Increase and Annie.
Also, headstone reads: Capt. / James N. Hyatt / Born July 1, 1829 / Died Nov. 13, 1881.
Find A Grave, memorial 110176472, Capt James Newton Hyatt (1829–1881), Congregational Church Cemetery, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts with headstone photo.
4. Annual Report of the School Committee of the City of New Bedford, with the Superintendent's Annual Report, for the Year 1890, (New Bedford : Mercury Publishing Company, 1891), p. 21-23, New Bedford High School Graduating Exercise, 27 June 1890, Harriet Newton Hyatt.
Also, "Admission to the High School," newspaper article, The Evening Standard (New Bedford, Massachusetts), 10 July 1886, p. 5, col. 3.
Also, "New Bedford High School Class of 1890"; photograph held by the New Bedford Free Public Library photograph collection, New Bedford, Massachusetts; published online at Digital Commonwealth Massachusetts Collection Online.
5. Taber, photographer (San Francisco, California), Hattie N. Hyatt, '90; privately held by the Faulkner–Hull Collection, Massachusetts.
Also, "Noted Photographer of City for Forty Years Passes Away," Isaiah West Taber obituary, The San Francisco Call (San Francisco, California), 23 Feb 1912, p. 4, col. 2.
6. "Superintendent's Report," Annual Report of the Public Schools of New Bedford, Mass. 1892, (New Bedford : Mercury Publishing Company, 1893), p. 76, June 1892 graduating class of the Training School for Teachers.
– Charlotte May Allen, Lizzie Maria Briggs, Harriet Love Cornell, Ethel Washburn Denham, Dora Amanda DeWolf, Julia Crocker Gifford, Mary Luther Hillman, Harriet Newton Hyatt, Annie May King, Ruth Emma Pease, Julia Mason Pilling, Fannie Matthews Spooner.
7. "Superintendent's Report," Annual Report of the Public Schools of New Bedford, Mass. 1892, (New Bedford : Mercury Publishing Company, 1893), pages 80, 95, Harriet N. Hyatt.
– p. 80, Appointments, Harriet N. Hyatt, Acushnet Avenue Primary school.
– p. 95, Teacher List, Acushnet Avenue, Grade 13, Harriet N. Hyatt, assistant, Acushnet village, $400.
8. "Superintendent's Report," Annual Report of the School Committee of the City of New Bedford for the Year 1894, (New Bedford : E. Anthony and Sons, 1895), pages 99, 110, Harriet N. Hyatt.
– p. 99, Transfers, Harriet N. Hyatt, from Acushnet Avenue to Acushnet
– p. 110, Teachers List, Ungraded Schools, Acushnet, Harriet N. Hyatt, assistant, Tarkiln Hill road, $450.
Also, 1900 U.S. census, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, population schedule, enumeration district (ED) 170, sheet 8B, dwelling 141, family 147, Harriet Hyatt household.
Address: Tarkiln Hill Rd
– Harriett Hyatt, age 64, widow, born Aug 1835 in Massachusetts, 1 child born, 1 living
– Harriett Hyatt, daughter, age 26, single, born June 1873, school teacher
9. New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Marriage Register 1903, p. 278, no. 351, Frederick Lincoln Davis–Harriet Newton Hyatt, 10 June 1903.
Groom: Frederick Lincoln Davis, age 36, first marriage, resident of New Haven, Connecticut. Occupation: Clergyman. Born in Brooklyn, New York. Parents: Jonas P. Davis and Mary Louisa Horton.
Bride: Harriet Newton Hyatt, age 29, first marriage, resident of New Bedford. Occupation: School teacher. Born in New Bedford. Parents: James W. Hyatt and Harriet Snow Taber.
Also, "Wedding at Lund's Corner, Miss Harriet N. Hyatt and Rev. F. Lincoln Davis United in Matrimony," marriage announcement, The Evening Standard (New Bedford, Massachusetts), 11 June 1903, p. 2, col. 4.
10. 1910 U.S. census, Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, population schedule, enumeration district (ED) 245, sheet 22A, dwelling 277, family 468, Frederick L. Davis household.
Address: 18 Rockland Street.
– Frederick L. Davis, age 43, married once, born in New York, clergyman
– Harriet H., wife, age 36, married once, born in Massachusetts, 0 children born
– Harriet S. Hyatt, mother-in-law, age 78, widow, born in Massachusetts, 3 children born, 2 living
11. The Taunton Directory 1914 (Boston, Massachusetts : Sampson and Murdock Co, 1914), p. 143, Rev. F. Lincoln Davis.
– Davis, F Lincoln Rev, removed to Brooklyn NY
Also, 1920 U.S. census, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, population schedule, enumeration district (ED) 886, sheet 4A, dwelling 25, family 80, Mary Davis household.
– Mary Davis, age 78, widow, born in New York
– Ella L., daughter, age 58, single, born in New York
– Lincoln, son, age 50, single, born in New York
12. "Widow of Perry Willed $150,000," newspaper article, Times Union (Brooklyn, New York), 30 July 1935, p. 6, col. 3.
13. "Married," Sara Elizabeth Davis–George Henty Perry, marriage announcement, Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 29 June 1901, p. 5, col. 2.
14. Frederick Lincoln Davis, author, Rifted Clouds, (Boston, Massachusetts, Stratford Co., 1933), 385 pages. Also, F. Lincoln Davis, author, The Rainbow Round the Throne, (Boston, Massachusetts, Stratford Co., 1938), 385 pages.
15. No Spot is So Dear to My Childhood," newspaper article, F. Lincoln Davis contributor, Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 21 Jan 1940, p. 48, col. 2. Also, "Our Adventures are but Memories; But, Ah, What Treasures They Are!," newspaper article, F. Lincoln Davis contributor, Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York), 9 Feb 1941, p. 26, col. 6.
16. State of Florida, Death Index, 1877-1998, Volusia County, certificate 3025, Frederick Lincoln Davis, 1953.
17. Headstone reads: F. Lincoln / 1866 – 1953 | Dorothy R. / 1900 – 1973 / Davis.
Find A Grave, memorial 63205870, F. Lincoln Davis (1866–1953), Daytona Memorial Park, Daytona Beach, Volusia County, Florida with headstone photo.
Also, "Mrs. Dorothy O. Davis," obituary, The Orlando Sentinel (Orlando, Florida), 15 Nov 1973, p. 17, col. 5.
18. New Bedford, Bristol County, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Standard Certificate of Death, no. 476, Harriet S. Hyatt, 2 Jan 1919. Birth: 13 Aug 1835, Acushnet, Massachusetts. Widowed. Spouse: James H. Hyatt. Parents: Freeman and Louisa Taber. Burial: Congregational Church Cemetery, New Bedford, 6 Jan 1919.
Also, headstone reads: Harriet S. Hyatt / Wife of / Capt. / James N. Hyatt / Born Aug. 13, 1835 / Died Jan. 2, 1919. Find A Grave, memorial 110160611, Harriet Snow Taber Hyatt (1835–1919), Congregational Church Cemetery, New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts with headstone photo.
19. Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1957, S. S. Minnesota, Boulogne-sur-Mer to New York, New York, arrival 5 Aug 1929, manifest list p. 11, no. 30, Harriet Davis.
20. No date or location is known for Harriet Hyatt Davis' death.
Citing this page: Kimberli Faulkner Hull, author, "Harriet Newton Hyatt (1873–Unknown)," Cool Adventures (https://cooladventures.com/collection/harriet-newton-hyatt-1873/ : posted 2021).


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3. Take two D rings and put leather through, glue leather ends together and place a weight on top to dry. On the opposite end of the leather strip, cut a point.
4. With one of the half strips, lay across long strips and make the shape of an H. Glue down and lay one end of twill ribbon on top and glue. Repeat for opposite side.
5. Place last half strip on top and glue down, don't pull it tight you want it to make a handle.
6. To reinforce the glue, add just a few stitches to the corners of the handle.
* Secure blanket inside carrier and take your blanket to your next event!


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Iranian movies line up for Insomnia animation festival
TEHRAN –(Iranart)- Three movies by Iranian filmmakers will be competing in the 7th edition of the Insomnia International Animation Film Festival, an open-air festival that takes place in the Russian city of Kaluga every year.
The animated films are "Son of the Sea", "Starvation" and "Am I a Wolf?".
Directed by Abbas Jalali-Yekta, "Son of the Sea" is about a man living in a house with his wife and the illusion of their son on the wall. This hallucination gradually creates complications in their lives.
Zahra Rostampur is the director of "Starvation", which is about a hungry wolf that gets stuck in the stereotypes of being the big bad wolf of the story. She has to flee when everybody accuses her of violence and murder, and she faces getting killed.
"Am I a Wolf?" by Amir-Hushang Moein tells the story of children who perform the familiar story of the wolf and the yearlings in school as a puppet show. The nanny goat grieving for its yearlings and the angry wolf in its solitude face each other.
About 250 animated movies will go on screen during the festival, which will be held from July 18 to 22.
source: Tehran Times
Insomnia International Animation Film Festival


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Elon Musk Has Sold $2 Million Worth Of Burnt Hair
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Elon Musk, Tesla CEO, has unveiled a new business initiative. Musk has released a fragrance called "Burnt Hair." Musk, who changed his Twitter bio to "perfume salesman," hailed the Burnt Hair scent as the "finest fragrance on Earth."
The finest fragrance on Earth!https://t.co/ohjWxNX5ZC pic.twitter.com/0J1lmREOBS
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 11, 2022
Musk further explained his choice to produce a perfume under his brand, The Boring Company, writing, "Why did I even fight it for so long!?"
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MICHAEL D. CROSS JR., is a member of the Alpharetta business and technology law firm of Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, where his areas of practice include partnership and LLC law, mergers and acquisitions, franchise law, and corporate law. For more than a decade, Mr. Cross served as an adjunct professor at Reinhardt University, where he taught undergraduate and graduate courses involving business law, media law, entrepreneurial law, organizational leadership and ethics. He also speaks frequently at continuing legal education seminars and has worked with Emory Law School and the Georgia Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism since 2005. Mr. Cross recently was listed by Georgia Trend magazine as one of the 2017 Legal Elite and has been selected five times for inclusion in the listing known as Georgia Super Lawyers Rising Stars for his work representing entrepreneurs, investors and privately-held companies. He is admitted to practice law in Georgia and Indiana, as well as before the U.S Tax Court. Mr. Cross earned his B.A. degree from Anderson University; his J.D. degree from Emory University School of Law; and his LL.M. degree, with honors, from the University of Alabama School of Law.
JEFFREY D. CUNNINGHAM is a partner in the Atlanta office of Miller & Martin PLLC, and vice chair of Miller & Martin's Corporate Department, and a member of the firm's Mergers & Acquisitions, Emerging Business, and Corporate Counsel Services practice groups. Mr. Cunningham serves as outside general counsel to many grow-phase mid-sized businesses, and concentrates his practice in mergers and acquisitions, commercial transactions, and business advisory matters. Mr. Cunningham counsels clients, from entrepreneurs and start-ups to large privately held companies, through each phase business: choice of entity, business plan development, capital raising, equity and ownership agreements, commercial transactions, and exit strategies. He also represents clients in mergers and acquisitions, both buy-side and sell-side, as well as joint ventures and significant financing transactions. He develops strategies on both business and legal aspects of marketing, sales, negotiating transactions and relationships and corporate governance. Mr. Cunningham advises clients on commercial financing matters and negotiates acquisition financing, private debt and equity financing, and venture capital. He also works with clients across many industries including manufacturing, distribution, business and professional services, staffing, residential and commercial construction, and distribution. In addition to business and transaction counseling, Mr. Cunningham utilizes his background in federal, state and local taxation gained while working in two of the Big Four accounting firms to provide advice on effective tax rate minimization, tax compliance, and tax optimized structuring. He received his B.S. degree, in economics, from Vanderbilt University; his M.B.A. degree from Georgia State University Robinson College of Business; and his J.D. degree from Georgia State University College of Law.
MARK A. DAYMAN, CPA/ABV/CFF, ABAR, CVA, is a founding member of CapVal - American Business Appraisers, LLC and its managing member. He is also a founder and managing member of CapVal Advisors, a lower middle market investment bank, and the COO of FRANINTEL, consultants in the franchise business model. Mr. Dayman's background and focus is on value enhancement, exit strategy, M&A advisory services, and litigation support. He has a special background and knowledge in franchising and the hospitality (food and beverage, lodging and resorts, recreation and leisure) industry, with additional client concentrations in construction, real estate, and technology. Although he had his own CPA and consulting firm from 1990-2000, Mr. Dayman was formerly with KPMG, and then a partner with large New England regional CPA and consulting firm. He was involved in the acquisition of a public hotel franchise company for Global Hyatt in 2000, and subsequently spent six years as the division's CFO. Overall, Mr. Dayman has spent the last 40 years focused on consulting, valuation and value enhancement, litigation support, and M&A. He holds Series 62, 63, and 79 licenses granted by FINRA, he is a CPA, and holds several appraisal and forensics credentials from the AICPA, the Institute of Business Appraisers and its successor the National Association of Certified Valuation Analyst. Mr. Dayman is a graduate of the University of Vermont.
JULIAN A. FORTUNA is a partner with the Atlanta law firm of Taylor English Duma LLP, where he focuses his practice on domestic and international tax planning and tax controversy matters. His experience spans the entertainment manufacturing, hospitality, real estate, retail, health care, higher education and clean energy industries. Mr. Fortuna represents business and non-profit entities, executives, and owners regarding all types of federal and state income, estate, and gift taxes. In tax controversies, Mr. Fortuna represents taxpayers in civil and criminal tax audits, investigations and administrative appeals before the Internal Revenue Service various state, local and foreign taxing authorities and in tax litigation before federal and state courts and tax tribunals. Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Fortuna was Vice President and General Tax Counsel for InterContinental Hotels Group PLC, where he was responsible for structuring the international, federal, state and local tax impacts of mergers, acquisitions, dispositions and other corporate transactions, as well as construction projects, leases, exchanges, and other real and personal property transactions. He is a member of the Atlanta Bar Association (Past Chair, Tax Law Section) and the State Bar of Georgia (Past Chair, Taxation Section). Mr. Fortuna received his B.A. degree from the City University of New York, his J.D. degree from Rutgers University School of Law and his LL.M. degree from Emory University School of Law. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.
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MICHAEL A. PENN is an equity partner at Briskin, Cross & Sanford, LLC, and has been practicing law in the State of Georgia since 1993. Mr. Penn's practice concentrates in the areas of (i) corporate and business law, including mergers & acquisitions, partnership and LLC law, business contract drafting and review; (ii) intellectual property law including trademarks, service marks, copyrights and trade secrets; (iii) employment law, including executive employment agreements, independent contractor agreements, and employment manuals; (iv) franchise law, including representing franchisors and franchisees; and (v) commercial litigation related to the above areas. He is admitted to practice before all state and local courts throughout Georgia, including the Supreme Court of Georgia, the Georgia Court of Appeals, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. Mr. Penn currently serves as the treasurer and president-elect of North Fulton Bar Association. As part of his commitment to the community, he sat as one of the first appointed Municipal Court Judges in the City of Johns Creek upon the initial incorporation of that city in 2006. Mr. Penn earned his B.A. degree from the University of Maryland, College Park and his J.D. degree from the Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, Delaware.
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what a coincidence! I found an almost identical dresser in the street and was planing on give it a little makeover, thanks for the great ideas!
woah, i am totally in love with that dresser!
Sad to see a timeless, classic antique turned into something that will soon be as played out as the "Keep Calm" poster. Already getting sick of the chevrons, the wood will always be in style.
oh wow..i LOVE that pumpkin chest…it's very cool!! gotta go check out their other wares!
Love love love the chevron armoire! Sign me up please!
I love how the armoire turned out! It's charmingly quiry with it's stripes et all.
Kind of sad about the armoire…I love art deco furniture and was sad to see it be changed so drastically. Loved the dresser idea and would love to know more about how she did it!
both of these are great projects!
i do want to add that unless you ask before taking crates and things from outside grocery stores, you may be stealing something that either the store or the farm has to pay for. most vendors that work with grocers come to pick up their empty crates (wood, plastic and metal) once the store has emptied them. they are often left outside the loading doors so that the trucks can get easy access to them.
be kind to your local grocers and farmers and always ask before taking a crate!
arrrghhh – I knew I shouldn't have scrolled down. Even if the wood was a bit messed up on the armoire it had beauty and character, while the resulting version is just…well, awful. sorry.
I am usually a "never paint a great period piece" person, but I have some experience trying to restore waterfall furniture (which is the name of this style of art deco furniture) and sometimes it isn't possible. Often the side pieces are birch or woods that don't look good refinished unless you have sophisticated lacquer spraying equipment and toning techniques to get the coloring right. It can't be done with brush on products. And even more surprising is that OFTEN on the trim detail the burl and chevron "inlay" is just a wood-patterned paper laminated on pine. Sometimes there's not much you can do (and waterfall isn't particularly valuable unless it's in great original shape). Knowing what a resto would probably end up looking like on a piece like this, I think the painted result is way better. Kudos.
I own art deco items like this and I've reconditioned the wood very easily with tung oil. I don't mind the patchy veneer look , always thought e chips in veneer could be painted while leaving the wood alone. that said, I'm not against painting art deco era items. I just don't personally care much for this particular paint job. The second one is pretty great, if it isn't splintery!
My main problem with the first piece was the hardware. So it goes a bit against my grain ( ha ha ) to keep the hardware and change everything else!
Wow. I'm obsessed with chevron anyway, but I love the choice of color and pattern. One of my favorite combos – gray and yellow.
Also, the repurposed crate with the drawers is a great focal point, I'd love it in a guy's space.
I know it's always nice to get a pat on the back for being a wonderful source of inspiration so here goes :).
After viewing many of these before and after projects I have decided that when I move in September that I'm going to DIY any furniture I don't already have (anything that doesn't go in my bedroom). These are so amazing!!
I normally don't like painted wood, but these waterfall pieces really are pretty common & fixing veneer is … challenging. I love the gray that was used, I probably would have gone with a softer or deeper version of the same shade instead of the white. But the overall effect is really nice.
The re-done antique is wonderful. If antiques are revitalized, they will be reused and admired for their structure and shape in interior designs. I personally want more updated antiques. The value of an antique isn't only re-furbishing, but use as well. Very good style & use for all.
I know this may be the ultimate of coincidences, but I, and the rest of my family, are almost positive that the armoire once belonged to my father. My parents bought it (along with the matching vanity, dresser, and two bedside tables) when they were newlyweds in Brooklyn in the early 80's. He stripped and refinished it then, and they actually had a mirror made for it, but it came loose around 1998. Eventually the gave it to our church (in Richmond, Va) for a rummage sale about 5 years back. The whole family is thrilled that someone did something great with it. It looks amazing!!
Those are so charming! I love the second piece. How do people look at a crate and think: That's a perfect dresser!! Amazing.
I whole heartedly agree with Elisha.
My childhood memories are full of summers in our garage, watching my Mom tirelessly remove bizarre paint jobs from beautiful wood furniture.
If you want to be trendy, which the color choice and design are, why not attack some piece of disposable Ikea furniture?
Right on about the veneer in the first one… sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. I like both of these — good work, ladies!
Your so creative! It's amazing how you can turn something so ordinary into something so beautiful. That's the difference when you work with a true artist. I take my hat off to you on a splendid job!
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Is the chest of drawers actual working drawers or did the just put a cool wallpaper (that I have seen on AT) and dummy drawer pulls?
hi foogiefive- they're real working drawers. the piece is for sale on their site now.
It is so much fun reading the comments especially from the previous owners of the art deco armoire. OK I wouldn't want it in my home but JOB WELL DONE and so clever. Hats off to anyone even trying to bring life to something that might be thrown. I am a believer.. And on that note I REALLY want a copy of the cheese book as that is a private passion of mine. I want to make my own cheese with a cheese press. I should have been a pioneer women on the Oregon Trail. I enjoy the learning process. Have experimented with yogurt, made my own bagels, english muffins, etc. and am looking to expand to gyro meat, curry, etc. But cheese first. I guess I am a learning junkie.
The armoire was so lovely before and should have been restored. Sorry but the paint ruins the piece.
Wendy, I absolutely love the armoire! I've been waiting for yard sale season to arrive so I can find some great deals and create something just as beautiful!
OMG….i keep seeing this style of dresser or armoire on craigslist and love the shapes and the lines, but don't like the wood. I LOVE the chevron! Totally inspiring!
Love the Pumpkin Chest! They've taken forgotten pieces of furniture and gave it new life, the final product is truly one of a kind.
You have done an amazing job in restoring the old pieces of furniture. I really like your choices of color and how you mix and match them. Just keep doing your thing!
You have the most creative hands! With just a paint and touch of creativity, the old dresser was turned into something stylish and cool.
The finished armoire is fun and I admit if I didn't know of the original dresser, I would like it. But in my opinion the makeover is short sighted. The yellows and grays of the armoire will be outdated quickly, but the intricate art deco wood inlays and design will last forever. I would have rather seen it professionally repaired. But I own several deco pieces like this already so that's probably why I feel so saddened by it.
I love waterfall furniture, and have a bunch of it in my own home, but some of you are correct in saying this was essentially the 1940s equivalent of the yucky Walmart bookshelves of today. The "beautiful craftsmanship" everyone is lamenting is actually just an easily-chipped veneer of junk wood on top of cheap wood like maple or pine, and was mass-produced. If they'd done this to say, an 1870s walnut dresser with hand-carved elements, I'd whine right along with the purists. But they gave this (easily found) waterfall armoire a fun makeover that can easily be repainted someday when chevrons lose their appeal. The crate-into-chest idea is also well executed and looks fabulous. Kudos, renovators! I dig.
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and the Catholic Secondary School
:an Australian Perspective
Catholic Education is close to the heart of every Catholic who cherishes and wishes to see God's precious gift of faith and life in Christ passed on intact to our children. While the process begins in the home and is enhanced by the liturgy and the Catholic community, it is the Catholic school that has long been regarded as the place where formal religious instruction, true to the teachings of Christ and the Church is first given. The Church treasures its schools and spends heavily on them, so that those who attend them might receive both their secular and religious instruction in a morally safe and healthy Catholic environment.
The Present Predicament
Today, many older Catholics are perturbed by the rapidly growing numbers of young people, educated in Catholic schools, who have turned their backs on the Church, given up the reception of the Sacraments and the public practice of their faith, and have adopted the permissive lifestyles of the world, and substituted counterfeit and shifting values for the teaching and wisdom of Christ and his Church. Such lack of understanding of the faith shows up both at higher secondary school levels and even more when they leave home for work or for higher studies.
On the positive side, the attentive Catholic school-leaver today may carry with her or him an awareness of a merciful God, a sense of the spiritual, and fairly sound social values relating to the public good, justice and fairplay. However, before long, most become RCs (retired Catholics). At the other end of the spectrum, some young people who desire a closer walk with their Lord turn to fundamentalist churches or to other religions for spiritual meaning and fulfilment.
Thus despite all the effort put into religious education Catholic schools seem to produce well-meaning humanists and good citizens; each being her/his own moral authority: fair dinkum Aussies.
Not surprisingly, some parents wonder whether their own efforts at showing their children the Catholic way have been undermined within the Catholic school, and ask whether RE in the Catholic school should be questioned. Others argue that it is the home environment and parental attitudes and practices that have to be re-evangelised. Many blame the electronic media and the consumer society 'out there'. Others blame the Church. And the excuses go on.
Attempts to address the problem
In response to this haemorrhaging, with its grave implications for the Catholic Church in Australia, and the realisation that something has to be done about it, Religious Education curricula for Catholic schools have been redrawn in many dioceses. These aim to be faithful to God and to people, and to present Jesus Christ, the Gospel and Christian teaching in a manner that is relevant to young people who face the realities of the 21st century.
Programmes are elegantly and skillfully crafted, and based on what is deemed to be the best in current educational theory. They are said to be open to continuing development in which parent, school, parish and diocese participate. Content-wise they claim to draw from the Catechism of the Catholic Church and other Church documents. The stated ideal is an integrated, well-balanced, responsible religious education that caters to the spiritual, the religious and the social dimensions and needs of school-goers. All this can only be applauded. Furthermore, those co-ordinators of RE whom I know personally are dedicated to their mission which they discharge with quiet zeal and unquestionable integrity.
In the face of all this promise, what more is there to be said or asked for?
Questions and Points to Ponder
I believe that a few things can and should be said. I speak as a forward-looking and committed Catholic, a parent, and a grandparent, and a person with decades of experience in teaching at tertiary level and for a few years at secondary school level.
1. Should not the idea of the responsible Catholic school, and not only the RE programmes, be examined more closely?
2.How committed is the school to Christ, the Church and the faith of its charges; how much to catering to popular demand (academic and sporting prowess), and to survival as an economically viable institution? What are its real priorities?
3. To what extent is religious instruction compromised through the compliance with governmental regulations and the school's own momentum and complacency and reluctance to admit or to deal with such problems?
Thus, of the RE programmes of today and/or in their implementation, it is asked:
4. To what extent is there a melding of fidelity to God, fidelity to Jesus Christ, fidelity to the Church founded by Christ, fidelity to people, and fidelity to the child?
5. Is Catholic Education compromised in any way by "the latest in educational theory", time-tabling, the teaching methods employed, the emphases of the syllabus, and the teachers themselves?
6. Is the officially prescribed approach to RE too cerebral, treated as something 'out there', something remote, but not 'in here' as well, and therefore impersonal, somewhat sterile and easily forgotten?
7. Can head and heart be brought together as indeed they should in a subject such as RE? If so, how?
8. Is keeping them apart in the name of objectivity, consistent with the very best and latest in educational theory recognised / admitted by those who draw up the curricula?
9. What, if at all, may be done to redress existing imbalances?
10. Do such attempts have the support of the Local Ordinary (the Bishop), the Catholic Schools Office and the School Principal?
11. Is the RE syllabus too vast, resulting in the superficial treatment of topics that deserve much fuller and more careful consideration?
This is a pivotal question that needs to be examined very carefully, and expeditiously addressed, not dismissed on grounds of inconvenience.
12. Furthermore, is RE too anthropocentric, geared heavily to social needs and human relationships, but insufficiently concerned with the Divine Will for the individual person? Do God's love and its purpose and manifestation in our lives, God's will and our need for trusting submission to it, and the importance of the Divine call to holiness receive proper attention?
13. Are the attitudes to God and to Christ that are generated in the classroom reverential, or casual and patronising?
14. Is Jesus Christ clearly proclaimed as the Son of God, true man, but also true God, the living Word of God; or as little more than a nice-natured guy, a good sort, who smiles upon "me" regardless of whatever I choose to serve up?
15. Is the Biblical account shown to be a mix of stories and tales, which might offer some useful lessons, as many other stories do (eg: 'Aesop's Fables', 'The Little Prince', 'The Lion King', etc.) and which may be taken or disregarded according to the preferences of the listener?
16. Are the Commandments or God and of the Church presented as vital, authoritative guides and the most realistic prescriptions for abundant life and happiness, justice and peace in our day; and which may be ignored only to our personal and collective detriment?
17. Are these and the teachings of Jesus presented as idealistic counsels, but impractical and open to dilution and modification?
18. Is there adequate recognition of the complex world the child/young person lives in with its many insidious, mischievous, corrupt and false messages?
19. Are these identified and clearly spelled out, or not? Is the child taught how to face up to these perils and challenges? In short, is the child/young person taught how to distinguish between right and wrong? Is not to do so being faithful either to God or to young people?
20. If God is presented as loving, merciful and forgiving of our sins, are the ways in which this good God can be sinned against made very clear, or not?
For surely, would not the child who wants to love God sincerely, need to know not only how to be good, but also what s/he should not do, out of love for God and for people?
21. Are the danger, malice and folly of sin which sullies, erodes and eventually destroys human ability to relate justly to one another and to God, and which frustrates our lasting happiness and the building of the Kingdom of God here on earth adequately highlighted, or are these ignored or glossed over?
22. How is education on sexual matters undertaken? In mixed classes? Is such education placed in the perspective of God's purpose and plan for people, and in terms of human dignity and awe of God's creation which is good, and with reference to the commandments of God and Christ's teaching? Or is it given as no more than a biology lesson? If so, is such an approach balanced and prudent? I think, not.
23. Are the virtues of self-control, virginity until marriage and chastity at all times in thought word and deed taught to those who so desperately need to be given such awareness, especially in a permissive world which celebrates sin, debases human union, and invites people to sexploitation and life everlusting?
24. Are the God-given means, the beacons and signposts for life's journey to God, overlooked or placed under wraps, and the young person left to her/his own wits and immature conscience to decide on the right road to follow?
25. What is done to impress upon the child the value and necessity of loving God, of coming closer to God, of being captivated by God and of wanting to love and serve God without reservation, and never to be separated from the Lord?
26. What is said about Mary? Is it too little? Is present RE dismissive of her?
27. What is said and done to emphasise prayer and worship in the life of the student?
28. Is the Catholic faith proclaimed by the Church portrayed as just one among many, or as something unique and without equal?
29. What is said of the Catholic Church and its Christ-given role as custodian of truth?
30. Is its teaching authority undermined or ignored in the educational process?
31. Is there any downplaying of the special character of Christ and the Church and its teaching, because there happen to be children who are members of other Christian denominations or of other religions in the Catholic school, or because parents might be upset?
Some Recommendations
32. Despite the effort and investment that has gone into the development of the latest RE curricula, the latter should be re-examined and adjusted where desirable, and thereby be true to the rhetoric that preface the programmes drawn up.
33. Specialised RE teachers should be appointed within each school, &/or mobile teams within each diocese who, as visitors, would deal with aspects of RE that the school cannot handle.
34. The RE should be entrusted to teachers whose lifestyle matches RE objectives.
Regarding teaching/learning methods:
35. Time-wise, some aspects of RE could be presented in a 'once-off' manner with benefit: and left at that.
36. Others would need re-iteration and expansion, using a 'concentric' approach to topics concerned, developing more fully the core matter introduced on earlier occasions.
37. Some would require an ongoing, experiential approach to them to give the students fuller appreciation (Mass, sacraments, prayer, etc.)
38. An "apologetics" approach should also be adopted especially at upper secondary school levels, so that students will acquire a rational understanding of their faith, and enable them to give suitable answers and explanations to questions and challenges they encounter.
39. The beauty and duty of spreading the word of God should be encouraged, and with it, enthusiasm for the Catholic faith. The development of a logically thinking and Catholic 'elite' should be encouraged, though not in an elitist sense of superiority, but rather in terms of service to God and to people; ones committed to carrying the 'baton' of faith and practice for the future generation. An extra class, eg. once a fortnight, for those with some potential in this direction should be broached and implemented. Worth a try. Meetings could be conducted on a chat, think and pray basis for any who are interested.
40. Non-Catholics could be given "ethics" lessons when strictly Catholic classes are held (unless they have their parents' permission to attend and wish to participate in such classes of their own volition).
41. For the home, as a means of keeping in touch, especially with those who do not value or attend Sunday Mass, a brief flier carrying a thought, or a word of encouragement or the like should be sent to parents every month, to engage/re-engage their interest and attention?
42. Where possible, children should be urged to invite their parents to take them or accompany them to Sunday Mass.
43. Advantage should be taken of the forthcoming World Youth Day, in Sydney, in July 2008, and the preparations for it.
Underpinning all this, would have to be the appreciation and recognition that RE must be life-giving and life-transforming: a closer walk with God who is Love, and Christ His Beloved Son.
These are matters that need to be looked into, urgently, especially for the strengthening of hearts and minds, and for helping to build the Kingdom of God in our midst.


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