Cheap And Premium Quality Phoenix Suns 8s Fast Delivery To Your Door. Air Jordan 10 Steel Grey 2014 Online Discount Sale Phoenix Suns 8s With Discount Off 56%-78% 32. Louis John4 Schneider (Evelyn3 Affeld, Julia Gertrude2 Tischbein, Joannes Albert1) was born in Detroit, MI 2/21/1924. Lou died 3/4/2006 in South Lyon, Michigan, at home. He had been in the middle of cancer treatment, radiation and chemo therapy, for bladder cancer. His wife Audrey and all their children survive him. (Last photo of Lou with youngest daughter Marylou, wife Audrey, taken by oldest daughter, Lynn, in February, 2006.) He married Audrey Kathryn Lynn in Detroit, MI, 6/19/1948. Audrey was born in Wilkes Barre, PA, 3/19/1926. She is the daughter of William Nicholas Lynn and Catherine Clair McCabe. Audrey graduated in Detroit, MI, 1948. Institution: Marygrove College. Graduated with a degree in Journalism. Louis served in the military in various posts which included the South Seas, 1942 1944. He was a student in Detroit, MI, June 1950. School: University of Detroit. He graduated with the degree of BEE (Bachelor of Electronic Engineering). The University of Detroit is situated a short distance from Marygrove College, also a Catholic school. It was on a blind date that Lou met Audrey, a student at Marygrove and his bride to be; both had mutual friends from the two schools who arranged the blind date. Louis's occupation: Electrical Engineer in Detroit, MI. After graduation, he worked for The Electrical Association of Detroit, a group sponsored by the Detroit Edison Company. After about 16 years the Association was disbanded and Lou worked directly for the Edison Co., first in the Marketing Department acquiring a certification in heating and air conditioning. After a time he transferred to the Construction Department working on construction estimating, in the Detroit office and in Troy, and on construction sites in the Metro Detroit area and Ann Arbor. He retired in March 1986 and moved with Audrey to South Lyon, MI, to the Colonial Acres retirement community in November 1988. More information concerning Lou and his family including Lou's military carer in WWII can be found here. Louis John Schneider and Audrey Kathryn Lynn had the following children:i. Lynn Marie7 Schneider was born in Detroit, MI 5/4/1949. She married twice. She married Robert Wisnewski in Morristown, NJ, 11/3/1973. Robert was divorced from Lynn Marie Schneider in Lake Shawnee, NJ, July 1983. She married Sherwood Stevens in Morristown, NJ, 9/24/1994. She graduated from college in Detroit, MI, May 1973. School: Marygrove College. Lynn had moved to Morristown, NJ in 1973 and married Robert Wisnewski. She found work at the Morristown Bank a short walk from where she lived. She retired from a job in the payroll personnel departments at that bank to work part time in the finance department of Dialogic Corp., in NJ. John Joseph Schneider was born in Inkster, MI 5/21/1952. Born at 1:30 am May 21, 1952 in Providence Hospital, Detroit; 7lb. 4oz, 18 3/4" long, according to his mother. He married Melissa Anne Wambach in Ann Arbor, MI, 8/29/1981. Melissa was born in Cincinnati, OH 6/29/1956. She is the daughter of Joseph Wambach, Jr. and Gertrude Imogene Kuykendall. Having had enough of the cold Michigan winters, Melissa John relocated to Savannah, GA, Melissa having secured a promotion/transfer from Sales Manager in the Ann Arbor branch of Kelly Services, to running the Savannah branch as City Manager, starting Feb 29,1998. At the end of February 2000 she left this job to pursue full time her talent as an artist working with polymer clay jewelry. Along with making jewelry she worked part time at the Savannah Magazine eventually turning full time. She is currently a full time artist making photo encaustic art John served in the military in Ft. Knox, KY; Ft. Bliss, TX; Ft. Lee, VA; Hanau, Germany, 1972 to 1974. In the last draft call of the Vietnam Era, John received a lottery number of 12. Induction papers followed shortly. Army on April 24, 1972 for a 2 year term. Spent Basic Training at Fort Knox, KY. Upon completion, was ordered to report to Fort Bliss, TX, in El Paso, on July 9, 1972 for Advanced Individual Training, to train as a Nike Hercules Electronics Mechanic. Was removed from school for violating his security clearance, being caught in possession of a controlled substance (marijuana) and thereafter reassigned to Fort Lee, Virginia to train as a Subsistence Storage Specialist, completing that training on May 8, 1973. Hill, Virginia, and having 6 months left to serve, he was assigned (October, 1973) to Hanau Caserne, in Hanau, Germany, with the 3rd Armored Division, delivering rations to mess halls in the Frankfurt area. Hanau is located about 20 miles east of Frankfurt along the Rhine River. He was released from active duty April 23, 1974 with an honorable discharge. Highest rank achieved: Private E 2. He was released from active duty in Ft. Dix, NJ, 4/23/1974. John graduated in Ypsilanti, MI, 4/28/1984. Institution: Eastern Michigan University. He graduated Cum Laude majoring in History and Political Science with a concentration on Early American History. Met Melissa in the first class the first day of school, Dr. Goff's 400 level, The Age of Washington Jefferson. John's occupation: 8/6/1984 3/12/98, Edwards Brothers, Inc., book and journal manufacturing since 1893, of Ann Arbor, MI, as a Buyer in their Purchasing Department. Became a Senior Buyer in 1988. Remained one of a 4 person purchasing department until 3/12/98 when he and Melissa moved to Savannah, GA, with Melissa's transfer. After a number of temporary jobs through Kelly Services, John gained employment with Information Technology Services (ITS) on 12/14/98. ITS, a company based in Greenville, SC, was contracted by Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. to scan documents and drawings to electronic (digital) format. John was hired to run a scanner. In February 1999 he was promoted to on site supervisor. William Peter Schneider was born 8/17/1953. He was a student in Ypsilanti, MI, 1973. School: Eastern Michigan University. William graduated in Ypsilanti, MI, 1979. Institution: Eastern Michigan University. BA degree in Anthropology. William's occupation: Respiratory Therapist in Providence Hospital, Novi, MI. He worked for Munson Hospital, Traverse City, MI. Left to travel the country serving a number of hospitals for an employment agency serving the medical field. Some locations were Seattle, Indianapolis, Austin and back at Munson..

Back to Main MenuCelebrationsFraud PreventionManage Your AdPlace an AdKevin Metheny, the controversial radio executive who Howard Stern once nicknamed Virus, had a volatile seven year run as the head honcho of Clear Channel Cleveland operation, cutting budgets, firing people and revamping programming at the radio giant six area stations. Metheny left Cleveland in late 2008 for Chicago, taking over as head programmer for the Tribune Company legendary flagship AM news talk station, WGN. He seems to be up to his old Virus tricks, there, too, judging from the hue and cry from WGN fans on the Internet, some of whom have even started their own Facebook fan page, in his blog. He recently wrote that Metheny moves seem to be intentionally to anger and alienate WGN traditional listeners and break the bonds of trust between the station and its audience that date back more than 80 years. has been more traumatic than you can even imagine because 'GN is such a heritage, important station," Feder said in a phone interview Friday. "Metheny is not just coming in and changing any old station. It was the No. 1 station in the market, the No. 1 billing station in the market. And what he has done is just unbelievable."That is why you are seeing things like this Facebook page. "This is a grass root effort from listeners. These are people who are just outraged. These are not people with an ax to grind, these are not competitors. There is a real bond that people have with WGN radio. They really feel a kinship to the station. What he has done is squander all that good will and all of that good reputation in some weird effort to lower the demographics and to remake the station."You can read more on the WGN situation in these two Feder posts:A rude Virus infects WGN radioAfternoon adrift as WGN rearranges deck chairsWGN is one of the oldest and most established news talk stations in the United States, a power in the industry for decades because of its close association with the Tribune Co., and its flagship newspaper the Chicago Tribune. It has the radio home of the Chicago Cubs and has a national reach, too, with a powerful signal at 720 on the AM dial that reaches half the country at night.were a well respected station for decades, says Cleveland based radio consultant John Gorman, who helped build Cleveland WMMS into an FM powerhouse in the 1970s and when you start slashing people and cutting costs, the quality suffers. Then, all it takes is one person. It really about cutting costs. When you start replacing people who are established in the market with less experienced people, the quality level goes down and it begins to affect the time spent listening to the station. It doesn take long to upset the audience. his tenure in Cleveland, Metheny was Clear Channel man, says Gorman, trimming on air talent and production staff and pushing other consolidation measures at the company six local stations WMMS/100.7, WGAR/99.5, WMJI/105.7, WMVX/106.5, WTAM/1100 and WAKS/96.5.had a volatile time here, says Gorman. in radio say he was not an easy guy, that dealing with him was like a daily root canal. His big focus here was trying to build WTAM into the city top radio station. He is the one who really put Mike Trivisonno front and center and turned Triv into whatever he is today. He definitely turned WTAM into something. But I not sure it is something to be proud of. left a message for Metheny on his WGN voice mail, asking for comment. We'll update this post as soon as he gets back to us. Interestingly, Metheny is listed a "fan" of the "Fire Kevin Metheny" Facebook page.Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy PolicyThe material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Northeast Ohio Media Group LLC. Phoenix Suns 8s ,Reflective Silver 13s Air Jordan 14 Sport Blue Air Jordan 5 Fire Red 2013 Air Jordan 9 Johnny Kilroy Columbia 4s Powder Blue 10s Air Jordan 9 Johnny Kilroy Spizike Easter Air Jordan 3 Wolf Grey The Dadline: Kids eat free! Those three special words are like music to a harried parent's ears. Aaron Clark, owner of Ziggy's Entertainment, blows up balloons and does magic tricks at Macado's Grand Pavilion location for Bradyn Sherry, 6, of Roanoke, who watches with his grandmother, Angela Sellers of Salem. Sellers brought three grandchildren with her for dinner during Kids' Night, where they eat free. Photos by STEPHANIE KLEIN DAVIS The Roanoke Times From left: Dottie and Todd Burris of Salem have dinner with their children, Marley, 3; Garrison, 1; Laci, 6; on a recent kids eat free night. Photos by STEPHANIE KLEIN DAVIS The Roanoke Times Triplets (from left) Jozi, Conner and Kenna Payne, 9, and their mother, Brandi Harrison, of Salem have dinner at Macado's in Salem. Harrison, who works at the restaurant, says she enjoys getting a couple of free meals. Aaron Clark, owner of Ziggy's Entertainment, paints the face of Haley Thomas, 8, of Roanoke. Ralph became a father nearly five years ago, and has since learned, um, something about parenting. He will share insights, trends and just plain funny stories by talking to people on the front lines. Questions? Find Ralph on the Roanoke Times Facebook page to share your own parenting stories. If it's Tuesday night, then Joanna and Kevin Merritt and their brood must be at Macado's. After all, kids eat free. "The only restaurants we go to are where kids eat free," explained Joanna, mother of Lindsay, 10, and Alex, 5. "In this economy, you have to watch how much money you spend." Which means dining out at McAlister's Deli at Towers Shopping Center on Mondays, at IHOP on occasional Saturdays and Quiznos every other day (limited time only). It also explains why she is standing in line with her kids for 20 minutes waiting for a guy named Ziggy to tie a bunch of balloons together in the shape of (pick one) a bow and arrow, butterfly wings, a monkey face, a motorcycle or some other "balloon sculpture." Kids eat free. Those are parents' favorite three words other than "I love you," "Happy Mother's Day" and "I'm moving out." Kids eat free. It sounds like a cheer doesn't it? Kids eat free! Kids eat free! USA! USA! The rules of dining out are simple for all parents. If you want to go someplace nice, call the baby sitter. If the baby sitter's unavailable, where do kids eat free? In the Roanoke Valley, it seems just about every restaurant has a kids eat free or kids eat cheap night, when local supplies of chicken tenders and crayons fall to dangerous lows. Places such as Macado's off Electric Road make an event of it, hiring clowns and offering specials for the parents, like $5.55 burgers. "You can feed a family of four for $15," said Joanna Merritt, who is often joined by friend Kristen Miller and her two daughters. Of course, there are additional costs, such as Kevin Merritt's fishbowl sized schooner of beer ("It's been a hard week," he explained unnecessarily, following days of cleaning up at his house after an April flash flood) and tips for the wait staff. "We try to tip well," Joanna Merritt said. "I mean, we know the mess four kids can leave. We don't want to be the people [about whom wait staff say], 'Oh jeez, it's them again!' 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We Offer All Kinds Of Classic Phoenix Suns 8s,Powder Blue 10s The basic idea of hydropower is to use the power of a moving liquid to turn a turbine blade. Typically, a large dam has to be built in the middle of a river to perform this function. A new invention is capitalizing on the idea of hydropower on a much smaller scale to provide electricity for portable electronic devices.Inventor Robert Komarechka of Ontario, Canada, has come up with the idea of placing small hydropower generators into the soles of shoes. He believes these micro turbines will generate enough electricity to power almost any gadget. In May 2001, Komarechka received a patent for his unique foot powered device.There's a very basic principle to how we walk: The foot falls heel to toe during each step. As your foot lands on the ground, force is brought down through your heel. When you prepare for your next step, you roll your foot forward, so the force is transferred to the ball of your foot. Komarechka apparently noticed this basic principle of walking and has developed an idea to harness the power of this everyday activity. As the user continues to walk, the heel will be lifted and downward pressure will be exerted on the sac under the ball of the person's foot. The movement of the fluid will rotate the rotor and shaft to produce electricity.An exterior socket will be provided to connect wires to a portable device. A power control output unit may also be provided to be worn on the user's belt. Electronic devices can then be attached to this power control output unit, which will provide an steady supply of electricity."With the increase in the number of battery powered, portable devices," the patent reads,"there is an increasing need to provide a long lasting, adaptable, efficient electrical source." Komarechka expects that his device will be used for powering portable computers, cell phones, CD players, GPS receivers and two way radios. 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She says, "We now walk regularly together in good weather or take turns on the treadmill at other times. We even went on a walking holiday in Ireland and are planning more walking vacations."Do You Need a Walking Program?If you can put one foot in front of the other, you can walk! So what's all this about walking programs?A walking program helps you set specific goals and regular activities that will lead you to those goals. For many, this structure is one of the best ways to stay on task. 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Maintain this for about 10 minutes, then drop the pace and finish your walk.Do this a couple of times a week, gradually increasing both the time within each session and the number of sessions in which you are doing fitness walking.Over time you can increase your fitness walking until this becomes your main walking activity.Gentle walks can remain part of your routine on "easy" days and as the warm up and cool down portions of your walks.

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