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Billie Campbell Billie Campbell is the chief operating officer for the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission (TJPDC). The TJPDC is one of 21 planning district commissions in Virginia established by the General Assembly under the Virginia Area Development Act in 1969. TJPDC has six member jurisdictions: the City of Charlottesville and the Counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa and Nelson. TJPDC is directed by a 12-member commission, consisting of two representatives appointed by each locality, more than half of whom are local elected officials. Ms. Campbell s presentation will briefly review the history of the TJPDC since its creation in 1972, explore its working relationships with localities and public agencies, and present its programs and activities. As chief operating officer, Ms. Campbell oversees TJPDC s program operations and is responsible for the timely production of deliverables, preparation of the budget, implementation of policies, internal processes, and monitoring the effectiveness of programs and progress toward agency goals. She leads the Community Development Team at TJPDC and serves as the primary staff for the Charlottesville HOME Consortium. During her ten years at TJPDC, she has also provided staff support for the Jefferson Area Disability Services Board, the Local Workforce Investment Board, the Youth Council and the Jefferson Area Transition Council. She holds a Master of Public Administration degree from George Mason University, a Master of Architecture and Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies from the University of Illinois. Prior to her career in public administration, she practiced for twenty years as a structural engineer and project manager. She maintains her registration as a Professional Engineer. Ms. Campbell spoke at the November 11, 2009 meeting of the Senior Statesmen of Virginia held at The Charlottesville Senior Center. The event was moderated by SSV Board member Sue Liberman.

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Darin Persinger of http://www.productivityjunkies.com talks about how conversations with others should really start with conversations with yourself.

FilmLive.TV at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009 Join Hannah Tiffin for a look back at this year s Edinburgh International Film Festival. We then go on the red carpet for a look at the film Adam , a story about a man with Asperger s syndrome. We interview the film s writer and director, Max Mayer, and its star Hugh Dancy. Produced in association with EIFF, Cameron Presentations, Audio Network, Mallard Productions and Lebowskis Edinburgh Brought to you by FilmLive.TV @ www.filmlive.tv

FilmLive.TV at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009 In this episode FilmLive.TV looks at what it takes to get your film out there and into the public eye. Michael Gubbins discusses how distribution is changing with the advances in technology and how this can help filmmakers. Scilla Andreen from indieflix.com spoke to us about the different things filmmakers should be doing to get their film noticed and the state of play with distribution in the world today. Helen Grace offers her advice after her own experiences of trying to bring a film to the attention of the audience. Finally Kristina Trapp talks about getting funding for a film and things filmmakers should be doing to get an investment. Produced in association with EIFF, Cameron Presentations, Audio Network, Mallard Productions and Lebowskis Edinburgh Brought to you by FilmLive.TV @ www.filmlive.tv

Presentation for EC&I 831: Social Media and Open Education by Geprge Siemens, September 29, 2009. More details about the presentation and course at: http://eci831.wikispaces.com/09-29-09