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By TOM MAY
The Eastside Christian Church Health and Wellness Clinic on Saturday was an afternoon filled with stories.
More than 250 volunteers and over 175 clients gathered on a beautiful fall afternoon; some seeking to give, some seeking to receive, each seeking to share a story.
It was a story of businessmen and women — doctors, dentists, optometrists, nurses, medical assistants, beauticians, photographers — who freely gave of their time, talents and services to people who otherwise might not ever have a chance to experience them.
It was a story of volunteers who greeted people warmly at the door, offering a strong handshake or a gentle touch. It was a story of helping people fill out forms, walking them from station to station, finding the right person and the right service to meet a need. It was a story of sorting clothes, of cooking chili, of making preparations, of anxious anticipation, of four hours of busy activity, of packing up goods, of sore muscles and tired feet.
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It was a story of a man who didn't want to be there, but accompanied his wife and children simply to see what was being offered, to somehow avoid a bigger fight. It was a story of griping about lines and forms, of fussing about being in a church instead of at home, of bitterness about life and misfortune. It was a story of a patient volunteer who never argued, but listened; who never judged but affirmed.
It was a story of other volunteers who perceptively prayed. It was a story of a man who later offered tearful apologies and whispers of God wanting him there. It was a story of a man's first family photograph.
It was a story of a front-toothless, smiling 7-year-old, clutching a shirt in one hand, a sweater in the other, asking hopefully, "How much do these cost?" It was a story of a teary-eyed volunteer saying, "Those items are free." It was a story of the gleeful 7-year-old replying, "Free? For me?" and clutching the clothes tightly to her chest, dancing across the gym to find her mother.
It was a story of alcoholism and abuse; of unemployment and misfortune; of car wrecks and cancer. It was a story of despair and destruction; of challenges and choices; of decisions not made, of paths not taken. It was a story of yesterdays and todays. It was a story of better tomorrows.
It was a story of a community of grateful Christians who have been blessed by the story of a gracious God and in turn wanted a chance to share that story with others. It was a story that should be told time and time again.
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To Monique McPherson of Beaver Falls and Braden Fry of Beaver Falls, a daughter on Nov. 4, 2013.
To Briana Murray of New Castle and T'Venn Parchman of New Castle, a daughter on Nov. 4, 2013.
To Marlena and Robert Sankey of New Castle, a son on Nov. 5, 2013.
To Kristen Vogan of New Castle and Joe Durden of New Castle, a daughter on Nov. 5, 2013.
To Taryn Topolosky of Pulaski and Christopher J. Levine of Pulaski, a son on Nov. 5, 2013.
•Accident. Police said Becca M. Bly, 19, of Chicora, apparently fell asleep while traveling on Route 19 in Scott Township about 2 p.m. Sunday. Officers said she lost control of her vehicle and struck a road sign and several small trees. No injuries were reported. She was cited for careless driving.
•Burglary. Police said items with an estimated value of $12,968 were taken from a house and garage on Armstrong Road, Portersville, between 4 p.m. Oct. 19 and midnight Oct. 20. Items included jewelry, a laptop computer and tools.
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New Castle's code enforcement department charged the following people:
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•Coy Price of New Castle, sidewalks and driveways violation.
•James Conti, 72, of New Castle, sidewalks and driveways violation.
•William Hamill of New Castle, exterior paint violation.
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•Matthew Devin Salamon, 27, of New Castle, retail theft.
•Robert Skultety, 39, of New Castle, retail theft.
•Sabrina Lee Suders, 33, of New Castle, retail theft.
•Christopher J. Thomas, 37, of New Castle, simple assault and harassment.
•Thomas James McManus, 45, of New Castle, driving under the influence, driving with blood alcohol content of 0.02 or greater with license suspended, driving with license suspended and failing to notify of change in address.
•Michael J. Rubin III, 53, of New Castle, public drunkenness and similar misconduct, disorderly conduct, criminal mischief and institutional vandalism/personal property.
•Gary L. Campbell, 52, of New Castle, two counts of driving under the influence and one count of restrictions on alcoholic beverages violation.
•Michelle Rotnour, 35, of New Castle, disorderly conduct.
•Jessica Jackson, 28, of New Castle, disorderly conduct.
•Yvonne Isabella, 61, of New Castle, harassment.
•Deborah A. Peluso, 54, of New Castle, harassment.
Jerry G. Cartwright
Ellwood City police charged the following people:
•Katelyn Weller, 18, of Ellwood City, purchase of an alcoholic beverage by a minor.
•Gale Albert Jewell III, 19, of Beaver Falls, purchase of an alcoholic beverage by a minor.
•Tiffany R. Wilson of Ellwood City, purchase of an alcoholic beverage by a minor.
•Nicholas Louis Buccelli, 24, of Ellwood City, public drunkenness and similar misconduct.
David B. Rishel
•Carl R. Antoniazzi, 31, of Edinburg, charged by state police with aggravated assault, use/possession of drug paraphernalia, terroristic threats, unlawful restraint, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and harassment.
•Ashley Sue Hudach, 22, of Ellwood City, charged by Shenango Township police with two counts of driving under the influence.
Scott A. McGrath
Neshannock Township police charged the following people:
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TWO fishermen were taken to hospital with hypothermia after spending 30 minutes in the Fleet when their boat sank.
Portland Coastguard and Weymouth RNLI Lifeboat were called out on Monday morning after a walker heard their cries for help and raised the alarm.
The men were visiting the area from Bognor Regis in West Sussex for a day of fishing on Chesil Beach.
They were trying to cross the Fleet at around 7am when their rowing boat capsized, tipping them both into the freezing cold water. Nick Newman, one of the lifeboat crewmen on the rescue, said: "There were two men in a small tender with all their fishing kit.
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The in-the-round production opened to critical acclaim June 17 under the direction of Sam Gold (Circle Mirror…, The Aliens). Soho Rep recently extended the run for a second time through Aug. 26.
Maxwell (Equus, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie) will succeed Schull ("Wings") in the role of Maria. Schull is departing the production July 22 to fulfill previous commitments.
Gold's concept for Uncle Vanya places the audience and the cast together inside an A-frame house constructed within Soho Rep's home. Most of the theatregoers are seated on carpeted risers sitting cross-legged.
Baker also designed costumes for Vanya, which has set design by Andrew Lieberman, costume design by Baker, lighting design by Mark Barton and sound design by Matt Tierney.
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With President Obama and Congressional Republicans having sealed a deal in December to extend the Bush tax cuts through 2011 and 2012, the tax debate has taken a short Washington hiatus and hit the road.
On Wednesday, Illinois kicked off this national tour with high drama. In a lame duck session vote just hours before a new, less heavily Democratic legislature was to be sworn in, the state's Senate gave final legislative approval to raising the state's personal income tax by two thirds, from 3% to 5%, and its corporate income tax rate by 45%, from 4.8% to 7%. The tax package, designed to close half the state's $13 billion 2011 deficit, also brings back the state's estate tax with an exemption of just $2 million per person, compared to the new $5 million per person exemption from the federal estate tax. (For other states' 2011 estate taxes, click here.)
"Our state was careening towards bankruptcy and fiscal insolvency,'' Gov. Pat Quinn said at a news conference yesterday confirming he will sign the stunning increases. "Our fiscal house was burning,'' he added.
Not surprisingly, state business leaders warn the tax hikes used to put out the fiscal fire could douse Illinois' growth prospects, too. The Washington-based Tax Foundation has already recalculated Illinois' ranking on it s 2011 State Business Tax Climate Index, downgrading it from 23rd to 36th. The Tax Foundation says that when an additional 2.5% property replacement tax imposed on Illinois corporate income is figured in, the state will have a 9.5% corporate income tax rate–the third highest in the nation.
Illinois' new 5% flat personal income tax won't, however, be among the highest in the nation, or even in the Midwest; Iowa has a top rate of 8.98% and Wisconsin a top 7.75% rate. (The highest 10 state rates are here.) Moreover, lllinois still ranks ahead of Iowa (45th ), Minnesota (43rd) and Wisconsin (40th), in overall business tax climate, according to the Tax Foundation's Joseph Henchman and Kail Padgitt.
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels, a Republican whose state ranks 10th (the best in the Midwest), couldn't resist gloating yesterday. "You guys are nothing if not entertaining. It's like living next door to the Simpsons — the dysfunctional family down the block,'' Daniels told a Chicago radio station.
If Daniels finds Illinois' fiscal follies funny, he should have lots of laughs this year. While Illinois' mismanagement has been particularly egregious, it's hardly the only state facing huge budget problems. In fact, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, in a report issued last month, predicted that fiscal 2012 (beginning in July 2011, for most states) could be the most difficult year for state budgets this downturn, as the federal stimulus money that helped the states through fiscal 2010 and 2011 disappears. According to the Center's calculations, the states face $134 billion of 2012 net budget gaps (that's net of federal aid), compared to net gaps of $101 billion in 2011 and $123 billion in 2010.
Illinois' big tax hikes are unlikely to be matched elsewhere given the statehouse and gubernatorial gains Republicans made last November. But there will be plenty of fights over raising, cutting and redistributing the tax burden—particularly when compared with last year's comparatively quiet state tax front. Among the developing dramas:
The Illinois decision to raise the corporate income tax rate from 4.8% to 7% will cause companies paying corporate taxes in the State to lose $15 billion in equity value. The State is assuming that they will generate an extra $1 billion per year in taxes from the hike and so at an average price to earnings multiple of 15 times, it leads to $15 billion destroyed. Of course as Canada, Texas and most all academic research has shown, lowering the corporate income tax creates jobs and raises wages. Illinois is about to learn the hard way that they will soon be generating less in corporate taxes and that temporary tax hike will soon become a permanent one as their experiment to fix the budget fails.
Increasing the Illinois corporate income tax will be a great bonus for the economies of Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Canada and many more states and countries around the world. The move to a combined corporate tax rate of 45.9% would make Illinois the most expensive entity in the world to do business. This would create a boom for all relocation and U-Haul services out of the state to anywhere else.
Illinois, you need to grow your jobs and population faster than anyone in the nation right now. This is exactly the wrong move unless you only want to accelerate your timetable to hit the wall. But if you really want Caterpillar to leave Peoria, I'd be more than happy to help them move their heavy equipment closer to the very beautiful mountains of Colorado.
California. No extension of taxes until the Calif Gov and the Legislature first approve a balanced budget. Approving taxes before a balanced budget keeps the Gov. and Legislature from making the tough minded (not cold hearted) decisions that must be made by our elected officials to live within our means.
After the balanced budget is approved then the Gov and Legislature can come to Californians for additional taxes.
There are million of millions of $ of waste and inefficiencies that can be saved by the 10 campus chancellors at the University of California.
UCOP can be cut by 20% without UCOP skipping a heart beat. Close the UC lobbying office in Sacramento. Control spend thrift chancellors like UC Berkeley Chancellor Birgeneau. It's not that Birgeneau was unaware that there were, in fact, waste and inefficiencies in the system. Faculty and staff have raised issues with Cal. senior management, but when they failed to see relevant action taken, they stopped. Finally, Birgeneau ($500,000 salary) engaged some expensive $3 million consultants, to tell him what he should have been able to find out from the bright, engaged people in his own organization.
Make the tough minded (not cold hearted) decisions to save millions at University of California Berkeley before requesting new taxes Gov Brown and Legislature!
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Illinois monster taxes…"California here we come right from where we started from…"
Taxes prevent Governors and Legislatures from making the tough-minded (not cold hearted) decisions to live with our means.
Approve taxes and you prevent the Governors and Legislatures from doing the work of their jobs – making tough minded (not the cold hearted) decisions.
Balance the budget Caifornia Governor Brown then come to us for an extension or new taxes.
Stand up for California Governor Brown!
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Alternative rock act Into Arcadia, singer-songwriter Tony Memmel, pop rock group Vic and Gab, alternative country act Hugh Bob and the Hustle and folk band Field Report are all up for the big prize, album of the year, at the 2012 RadioMilwaukee Music Awards, 88Nine Radio Milwaukee (WYMS-FM) has announced.
Arcadia, Report, the Hustle and Vic and Gab are also up for band of the year, along with genre-jumping rock group Sulek, for the radio station's sixth annual local music celebration. Memmel is competing with fellow singer-songwriters Hayward Williams and Wolfgang Schaefer, and hip hop artists Klassik and Dana Coppafeel, for solo artist of the year.
The Hustle is also nominated for song of the year with its track "Milwaukee Man" from its self-titled debut album. Other tracks nominated in the category are "American Martyr" by Mike Mangione & The Union; "Paper Tigers" by Painted Caves; "Switchblade" by The Delta Routine; and "Waste a Lot of Things" by Jaill. Finalists were selected from public voting.
The awards will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. Jaill, Report, Vic and Gab, Klassik and folk act Juniper Tar are scheduled to perform. Tickets are $8.50.
Prior to the awards, WYMS and the Yellow Phone Music Conference are hosting a music industry networking reception, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at Turner. Music industry author Martin Atkins will be presenting, and there'll also be a speed networking event featuring agents, representatives from local venues and engineering studios and more. I'll also be attending, so if you go please seek me out.
The reception is $10 and includes complimentary beer from the Milwaukee Brewing Company (until supplies last) and admission to the awards. For tickets to the reception, click here.
And see the full list of nominees below.
Album of the Year
Into Arcadia - "Escaper"
Tony Memmel - "Clenched Hands Brave Demands"
Hugh Bob and the Hustle - "Hugh Bob and the Hustle"
Field Report - "Field Report"
Vic and Gab - "Bridges and Guns"
Song of the Year
Mike Mangione & the Union - "American Martyr"
Hugh Bob and the Hustle - "Milwaukee Man"
Jaill - "Waste a Lot of Things"
The Delta Routine - "Switchblade"
Painted Caves - "Paper Tiger"
Solo Artist of the Year
Hayward Williams
Wolfgang Schaefer
Tony Memmel
Dana Coppafeel
Band of the Year
Into Arcadia
Field Report
Hugh Bob and the Hustle
Vic and Gab
Catchiest Song of 2012
Hugh Bob and the Hustle - "Milwaukee Man"
Mike Mangione & the Union - "American Martyr"
Klassik - "Anything"
The Mike Bening Compulsion - "My Michelle"
Surgeons in Heat - "Flying Away"
Best Album Artwork
Tony Memmel - "Clenched Hands Brave Demands"
Into Arcadia - "Escaper"
Fever Marlene - "Medicated Friends"
Sulek - "Unbound at Last"
Painted Caves - "Painted Caves"
Best Music Video
Into Arcadia - "Into the Water"
Ikarus Down - "Friction"
Jaill - "House with Haunting"
Altos - "Sing (For Trouble)"
Sat. Nite Duets - "Genghis Khan"
Bandcamp Release of the Year
Milo - "Milo Takes Baths"
Young Holidays - "Young Holidays"
Wolves - "Dying"
Painted Caves - "Painted Caves"
Great Lake Drifters - "For Your Consideration"
Best Disc We Missed
Milo - "Milo Takes Baths"
Sulek - "Unbound at Last"
Wolves - "Dying"
Wolfgang Schaefer - "Typewriter"
Ian and the Dream - "Ian and the Dream"
Best Live Show
Hugh Bob and the Hustle
Tony Memmel
Ikarus Down
Vic and Gab
Juniper Tar
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"When you come out of school, you want to fine-tune your skills over the next decade. You have to learn to execute really really well. Because you are going to hit those rocks later on. Those rocks are going to come faster and more furiously. You have to become better at bouncing off of them."
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He also advised students to travel to China to understand the United State's place in the changing world economy. "The center of gravity is going from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean, economically as well as from a population perspective. If you go to Shanghai on a Saturday night, you will understand that. If you look around and see the massive building going on and you see the mass of people going out on a Saturday night, you start to realize how big China is in the world."
"The amount of spending is unbelievable. Some 400 million people over the next couple of decades are going to enter the middle class. Those people want things just like us. They want more clothing. They want more cell phones. They want electronics. That is going to create huge growth opportunities."
Noll has overseen the global expansion of Hanesbrands, which has 12,000 employees in Asia, up from 300 four years ago. It also had made inroads in Latin America. "We are the No. 1 men's underwear brand in Mexico and Brazil."
Noll has served as Hanesbrands chief executive officer since April 2006 and a director since the company's formation in September 2005, when it was spunoff from Sara Lee. From December 2002 until the completion of the spinoff in September 2006, Noll also was senior vice president of Sara Lee. He joined the company in 1992, and kept getting promotions as a manager.
He said he concentrated on executing well in every job, instead of planning out his next career move. His latest promotion in January of 2009 was chairman of Hanesbrands, which has flourished as a spinoff.
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Record: 8-4 overall, 5-3 ACC (ineligible for bowl appearance).
Who's back: QB Bryn Renner (28 TDs, 3,356 yards), WR Quinshad Davis (61 catches, 776 yards), TE Eric Ebron (40 catches, 625 yards), DE Kareem Martin (40 tackles, 15.5 for loss), S Tre Boston (86 tackles, 4 interceptions).
Whos gone: RB Gio Bernard (1,981 all-purpose yards, 19 TDs), LG Jonathan Cooper (consensus All-American), WR Erik Highsmith (54 catches, 587 yards), DT Sylvester Williams (42 tackles,13.5 for loss), LB Kevin Reddick (85 tackles, 18.5 for loss).
Best-case scenario: The defense shows drastic improvement from a season ago, despite losing its two best players, and the offense successfully overcomes the loss of Bernard and three starting offensive linemen. Do those things and a 10-win season, and Coastal Division championship, isnt out of the question.
Worst-case scenario: The offensive line takes a significant step backward, which has a negative trickle-down effect on Renner and the rest of the offense. The defensive issues from last season blown coverages, missed assignments carry over to this season and UNC has to fight to win six or seven games.
Bottom line: The Tar Heels should have a chance to win the Coastal Division and, if defensive improvement were a guarantee, they might have entered the season as the favorite. The offense should pick up where it left off in a record-setting year last season, but the defense has to avoid the fourth-quarter meltdowns that cost UNC two games last season.
3 key games
at South Carolina (Thursday): You couldnt ask for a better stage. The Tar Heels begin the season on the road against a top-10 opponent in the first nationally televised game of the season. UNC has nothing to lose and everything to gain. A victory at South Carolina would be a program-changer for the Tar Heels.
at Georgia Tech (Sept. 21): UNC played a debacle of a defensive game against Georgia Tech last season, when the Yellow Jackets scored 68 points. How the Tar Heels defense fares this time against Georgia Techs option will say a lot about the direction, and potential, of UNCs defense.
Miami (Oct. 17): A rare Thursday night home game for UNC and one thats likely to carry significant implications in the Coastal Division. After road games at Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech (Oct. 5), UNC will know where it stands after playing Miami, which enters the season as the favorite in the Coastal.
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The offense: UNC ranked 14th nationally (485.6 yards per game) in total offense last season, and coach Larry Fedora is optimistic the Tar Heels can be even better. Its not unrealistic. Renner is back and has a better command of the spread. There are plenty of capable receiving targets led by tight end Ebron and receiver Davis and four running backs. The question is the offensive line.
The defense: The Tar Heels crumbled at times last season, especially late in the year amid injuries. UNC lost its two most productive defensive players, but seven starters are back, including linemen Martin and Tim Jackson, and basically the entire secondary. Fedora and his staff insist improvement will come because guys better understand the 4-2-5 scheme. UNC must stay healthy because defensive depth is especially thin.
Key player: DE Kareem Martin
Renner and the offense should be fine; there are enough playmakers on that side. Martin, the senior defensive end, has to meet expectations for the defense to reach its potential. He only had 4.5 sacks last season, but his 15.5 tackles for loss prove he can be disruptive behind the line of scrimmage. Hes seeking double-digit sacks.
Key stat: 61.9 percent
That was UNCs touchdown efficiency in the red zone.
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text: I am considering upgrading my 2.1 channel setup with Monitor 30's to LSI7s. I am using a Yamaha RX-797 2 channel (x100) amp which will do 4 ohm load. I like the sound blend using the sub crossover (PSW10) and hooking up via speaker level inputs. Can I still do this with LSI7s since they are 4 ohm (and PSW10 is 8 ohm)?