Saturday, April 30, 2011

Your Voice Is A Voice of Change

...And Change Creates New Possibilities. ~ Chick-fil-A Leadercast

One Day Event - May 6th!
Your leadership voice is how you make a lasting impact.  What is a leadership voice?  The Chick-fil-A Leadership "about" page says  "Your actions mirror it.  Your attitude reflects it.  And it's so much more than what you say."  "Your leadership voice is how you inspire greatness and reinforce resolve.  It can strengthen a fragile dream, or dash a sliver of hope.  It alone can serve as the tipping point, reshaping one's character or redirection another's path.  Your voice is a voice of change, and change creates new possibilities.  That's why the purpose of Voices of Change is to help you demonstrate the power of change through positive leadership."
The Leadercast Conference is a live event happening in Atalanta, Georgia with different host sites all over the world.  The host sites are locations that allow access to the event for leaders from other areas by offering a live cast of the event.  It is extremely affordable, with internationally acclaimed speakers.  You will find below, a list of the Unique Voices and the speakers that will be representing each voice.


Information Provided by the Bee County Chamber of Commerce
Voice of Influence - A voice of influence can alter opinions and sway perspectives.  Read more...
Represented by Seth Godin and John Maxwell

Voice of Hope - A voice of hope believes that a better outcome is always within reach.  Read more...
Represented by Alison Levine and Erin Gruwell

Voice of Service - A voice of service seeks to uplift the human spirit through gifts of time and talent.  Read more...
Represented by Dan Cathy, Muhtar Kent, and Dave Ramsey
Voice of Purpose - A voice of purpose isn't easily distracted from the intended path.  Read more...
Represented by Suzy Welch and Mack Brown
Voice of Innovation - A voice of innovation is never quite satisfied with the status quo.  Read more...

If you are interested in attending this event, please contact Lisa DelBosque at the Bee County Chamber of Commerce today at 361.358.3267.  

If you are not in the Bee County area, visit Find A Site to find a location near you!

Tickets are only $50, but seating is very limited!

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Obama Birth Certificate Released

The White House decided to release President Obama's long-form birth certificate today.  Their desire is to finally rid the national debate over whether or not the President was born in the United States.

President Barack Obama's Long-Form Birth Certificate
During Obama's campaign back in 2008, the shorter birth certificate was released, but it just didn't seem to be enough to satisfy the so-called "birther" community.  The long-form certificate shows what the shorter form did, the President was born in Honolulu on August 4, 1961.  The certificate shown on the right, includes the signature  of an attendant who witnessed the birth and a local registrar, as well as, a certificate number.

President Obama is calling the controversy a distraction from serious issues.  In a statement on the White House Website, communications director Dan Pfeiffer, wrote "The President believed the distraction over his birth certificate wasn't good for the country."  "It may have been good politics and good for TV, but it was bad for the American people and distracting from the many challenges we face as a country.  Therefore, the president directed his counsel to review the legal authority for seeking access to the long form certificate (not generally provided to those inquiring) and to request on that basis that the Hawaii State Department of Health make an exception in part because of the tremendous volume of requests they had been getting."  Pfeiffer also notes that the release of the long-form certificate should not be seen as any validation that the short form wasn't sufficient, but as a good faith effort to put the issue to rest.

The President is set to record an episode of the Oprah Winfrey Show today, he will undoubtedly touch base on this continuing controversy.

S-T Elementary All A Honor Roll

Skidmore-Tynan Elementary
5th Six Weeks
All-A Honor Roll

First Grade:  Ryan Allison, Savannah Lopez, Destiny Magana, Jacob Campos, Ella Hogue, Delmer Magyer, Laci Stautzenburger, Jacob Dougherty, Zadeious Garcia, Roxanne Garza, Steven Gonzales, Eddika Hernandez, Jacelin Hinds, Celeste Huerta, Aidan Massengill, Conner Salinas

Second Grade:  Allison Alford, Savannah Garcia, Carson Polasek, Jasmine Terry, Jordan Vasquez, Anna Zavala, Eleanor Allard, Carly Haggard, Olivia Sain, Hailey Clark

Third Grade:  Britnie Briseno, Madison Gonzalez, Felix Menchaca, Brandon Aguilar, Alyson Bennett, Jacob Brown, Conner Favre, Tres Ortiz, Taylor Pena, Avea Gonzales, Ryan Massengill, Ayana Vasquez

Fourth Grade:  Madeline Dougherty, Elizabeth Olivarez, Cole Terry, Matthew Carnes, Marilysa Estrada, Megan Haggard, Julie Juarez, Tiffani Trevino, Elissa Eernisse, Schyanne Garino, Anevay Rodriguez, Daniel Tyrone, Sean Underwood, Amber Puente, Madison McEntire, Stephen Moreno, Matt Nelson, Kayla Rutkowski, Tyler Salinas

Fifth Grade:  Jordan Chavarria, Aleena Farias, Michelle Flores, Jacob Garcia, Timothy Leafty, Kassandra Leos, Brianna Moreno, Kennon Wishert, Connor Allard, Bryce Baker, Alyssa BKatriena Ables, Jarel McFadden, Alyssa Olivarez, Mary Scott, Catrina Sotoennett, MacKenzie Clark, Samuel Flores, Crystal Garza, Kiera Metz, Stephanie Munson, Jessica Sain, Katriena Ables, Jarel McFadden, Alyssa Olivarez, Mary Scott, Catrina Soto

Courtesy of Renee Guajardo, Skidmore-Tynan 4th Grade Teacher